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mum VI x -r Dissolution Sale THESE GOODS GO Don't Wait Come Early and Get your Choice White Lawn edged nil around with i Inch Nottingham Lice, big values for Sale for j checked all colors you aM, ii will coat the yard, tins bait . yd. color opaque window he III. thread fringe, mile, worth anywhere, Sale Calicoes you pay and for, we have on the during Sale at odd Vests, Worth cents, this Sale cents. Cotton glues Towels, woven check patterns, assorted colors checks, ends, sizes Others nave cents each, this Sale for bow, I ill, seamless, welted top, fine Big values tor cents per pair, this Sale per pair. High bust English Corset, jeans, steel bunt a t cote top, et tilling. Sold the world, over for tins Sale Black mercerized, Petticoats full in. plaited fl mice, none for this Sain Dozen Linen Collars, Standard Brand, retails for cents This Sale cents per Dozen. suits black worsted. Men's Suits that always bring lour and five dollars, this Sale Big line of fall re these fr big this Bale 1,900 pairs of Shoe, guaranteed leather soles, anybody will price to you any where from to We have a bin lot f hats that we sold from ninety cents to one dollar, big value at this Sale Inspect this Sale if You Don't Think these Goods are below Any Mans Prices Don't Buy. We will sell the as long as we have tins Sale that you will my are for Sue. all colors you can ask for, Sale We tell a guaranteed, full 10-4 rt pay this Salt We lave a big line of rubber goods, just re- we will have to sell FALL I will have to include same Next Door to; the Bank of Greenville. The Hello Girl and the Impatient Patrons, Considered rightly, the girl treads no primrose path. Did , you ever to think that you not one who turn in call to central during the I your lite, no ink I between o'clock in the morning and in the evening an average of about calls are made. That means that during the hours that earn of the girls is duty she answers about calls a minute or one every seconds, or, when on duty at the same time, you can split those figures two. That's an average, but everybody gets the notion to use the at the same time, at often happens, it's worse than worse If you were in the gill's place then, sit ting before the board with receiver clamped to your head, you'd wish you were away and away where there aren't any You see, it's like When you ring, a number drops down and stays you are given he connection you want,, and it does no sort good, for you to keep fact it causes delay, for yon can't be connected while are tinging so the operator goes ahead other call. She's the girl. It you close by and when -be is calls dining a sounds like TO JOHN W. H. C. We know what paint are all made of, you know; we have to. lit Wilson, N. C, are two dealers. One of thinks he can't sell paint for fl a gallon; the other have such stuff in his lead and-zinc, of course. The paint is adulterated ts- per is all lead zinc linseed oil. with as little good an possible. A gallon has in it a little more paint than four the other. A. gallon will much as four of the other. Who wants to pay wages for painting gal. Ions for much is lead-and- zinc worth in town Yours truly F. W. Co. P. S. H. L. sells our paint NO SCARCITY OF THINGS GOOD TO EAT AT W. J. The Five Point Grocer. At this store yon get Ron- eat Goods at Honest Prices. Anything wanted for your table can be supplied promptly deed it does. So be patient. get girl is, perchance, or gone on a journey, or that she cannot hear. Just that she ii dreadfully busy and is doing her level possible. It is more likely other calls are being at the Statesville Landmark. connection allow ,, Qr No. yourself to think that the Beet assured that you get only pure, fresh goods every time you buy here. S. M. SCHULTZ retail and Furniture Dealer. paid for Hides, Far, Cotton Send, Oil Bar- Wheel Run Off. mis. Turkeys. Egg, etc. Bed- steads, Mattresses, Oak Suit, Ba As Jesse and J. B. Higgs y Carriages, Go-Carts, Parlor were driving up Evans street, Fri day evening, the right front wheel of the buggy ran off the of the axle fall to the ground, i This frightened the horse so be began running, when Mr. threw down the reins and jumped out. Mr. Higgs grabbed one Tables, Lounges, Safes, P and Gail Ax High Life Tobacco, Key West Che- roots, Henry George Can- Cherries, Peaches, Apples. Apples, Syrup. Jelly, Sugar, Meat, Magic Matches, Oil, Seed Meal and Hulls, Gar Swede, Apples, Nuts the only one he coo Id teach, and, stopped the bop.-e after going about Current, a block. No damage was done, Ware. Tin and Wooden I. . ti and bill was a close call. , w. torn, Sewing and and Don't forge that time year you ought to be paying for your paper. The best is the one who does have to be me quantity see me. cash. S. M. Greenville Has at Last Got a Book Store. You can get all the school books at one place. You can get anything needed in school supplies at one place. Isn't This Good News to You What is the use of trotting all over town when yon can everything yon want at BOOK STORE. Next Door to J. R. Corey. THE EASTERN REFLECTOR a Editor and Owner. and Friday. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE VOL. No. GREENVILLE. PITT COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 1904. No. WELCOME SERVICE. Cordial Greeting to New Pastor. A delightful interesting service was held in church, Sunday night, in formally welcoming the new pastor. H. H. Moore and wife. The services was presided over by E. A. There were three addresses of welcome. One of these was by Col. I. A. Sugg, representing Mayor W. B. Parker behalf of the people of the town, one by Rev. A. T. King in of the Baptist church and and one by Mr. behalf of the Christian and Each cf these addresses was st cordial and in most tit- ting mid appropriate words. The of Mr. was indeed impressive, lie is a speak- of force earnestness and made an upon the large congregation present. Greenville truly a hearty welcome and hopes his work for the Master in this field will be abundant success. The Gigantic Opera. to have a magnificent affair on next Thurs- day night in the production of from There will be one hundred and twenty-five of out people, and some help, and Sells Brothers United in the cast. Never before in pitch their acres of tents in history of Greenville has such an j Greenville on November 18th they elaborate and stupendous event promise to bring many NEW SENSATIONS. The Hungarian Magyars. Mons. Hubert. When the Great Adam Fore- to Parents. The graded schools were for the children of the dis- it is the desire of the board of trustees that all attend. The board dislikes to exclude any child from school. But there are a few parents who have neglected to have their child- v The most of the parents complied with the orders of the board of aldermen. It is but reasonable all shall The executive committee of the board therefore trusts that all parents, who have done so, will have their child ten vaccinated at once thus relieve the board of the. necessity of taking any in the matter. By order cf the executive com- of board of Trustees. Marriage Licenses. of Deeds E. Williams issued to the lowing couples last week. L. and Mary Dennis. Joseph Parker Horton. Belcher. J. II. Jenkins and k Pat risk an I Cox. ward Hat Lucy Rives. Cu the month of October licenses were issued to white and to colored. been our people are taking right hold of it with a vim. Tue scene will be taken from the most beautiful parts of the Prince of Oz, Chinese Honeymoon, Mr Blue Beard, Run- aways, etc, etc, all beautifully and a of the original movement Tue Blue Bated similar to the -in I the from the school girl as well as the Little Milliner from Bed Feathers, will be attractive feat- Mr. J. S. A woo engaged to train our people, brings with him some gorgeous costumes floral designs for the chorus work. The effects will be lovely in the We predict a packed house and from the interest already it looks as though standing mini will be at a premium. When the pro was put on in a few months ago large crowds wee turned away fro u the opera house doors, rot able to get even stand- room, the of the sol I week to the Rocky Mount Wilson filled ware- houses. Let the whole town of Greenville pull together and make this an enormous success. The sate of seats will open at Coward Tuesday morning at o'clock. Better get them early. TEACHERS ASSOCIATION. PERSONALS AND SOCIAL Monday, Oct. J. O. Smith went to Norfolk I today. Appointment of stand- new features, committees. November , 1904. A M. Devotional Exercises, Rev. A. T. King. Beading of minutes and roll cell. W c- James left this morning Enrollment of new Warren A. C. Monk returned Sunday among which toe following are La who, in visit to America, their extraordinary equestrian and park j G. K. brake acts, known as the Way to the Using the bare backs of and the seats and bottom of the holiday vehicle as for the of the most difficult acrobatic feats, is certain- something new Model recitation on with as to the value method used, Miss Ty n. The Art of Questioning, Wray. How to Secure and Hold attention, J. D. Everett. Model Recitation on 3rd Arithmetic with suggestions circus history. As a and . value of the method used, unfamiliar acrobatic dancing y., ,. musical it- Suit- The use of Our Library, Troupe of Is. Dove. evening from Rev. A. T. King returned Sun- from Wilson. J. B. Cherry, Sr., returned Sun- day evening from Baltimore. Mrs. A. E. Tucker returned j Sunday evening from Scotland, 11.-20. Model Recitation g with suggestions as to the I Proctor .,,.,,,, value method used, Miss Carrie business. Adjournment MR SMALL WAS THERE. Editor Your correspondent from Bethel failed to say everything that lie in- tended to say in reference to the Democratic speaking here Friday Please add to the Bethel items for this week to the lateness of the hour Hon. Jno H. Small did not attempt to make a chosen words he thanked the people for their support in the past, and assured them of his continued efforts in their behalf in the future LETTER TOW. O. BARNHILL. Greenville, N. C. Dear You buy horse shoes and nails; your grandfather, if h was a back made You afford to hammer them out by hand, when can buy as good, or better perhaps, made to your hand, for a little more than the cost of the iron What think of a painter who goes oil buying his linseed oil and and mixing, and I by hand, and charging I for work th-it far done hi he can d It, done by a- and nails are made. Mistake isn't He is wasting his chance in the for Id. There is no better stuff to do with than good horse- shoes and and no better j are, at so far as this is concerned, in a class entirely by themselves. They come fr- in their land with the highest royal and popular en- Cotton Tobacco No doubt the statement 1- a Volatile fun loving France North her four most famous, that the cot ion mills of our Stale male and female professional tools ninety-seven per cent of the in a her raw It is said the nearly fifty crop of the State year will lie champion clowns. Mons. j between half a million and six Hubert, making his Am- i-1 hundred With can appearance, might rapid growth of the milling at once of in the State we will soon joggling jockey Samson. As-1 have to draw on the production of the feats of g from other greatly increase our the ground to the back Messenger. while bold lug a sulky by its; That n good for our cotton mill and l balancing a North Carolina is now on his chin, in our about seventy arenas. Even such sir liar manufactured tobacco is this the are not or the their new and working up about eighty mil act is a leaf. We may Tobacco Sales C W. secretary tobacco board of trade, us the following figures f sales n the that North i tiring at least one half of the Slate's crop of evening from a visit to Berkley, Va. Misses Nina James and returned Saturday even- from Tarboro. Misses Eula Clyde Cox re- turned this morning from where they had been to spend Sun- day. Andrew Joyner, of Greensboro,, came in Saturday evening to sew the here at his camping ground. It. of. and J. A. have returned from the St. Louis exposition and the national Chris- c invention. J. S. Not man came home day from Baltimore and. Mis. and the children re- turn, d from Parmele. Edward Matthews and sister. Miss Lena, and Burch, to Saturday f and returned this morning. Mrs. R. W. B-st and Mrs. J. J, and Mule sun, of have Mrs, W. B, Parker, returned home today. Mrs. T. J returned Sat evening from where she had attending the state of the the Confederacy, Rey. W. E. left Saturday evening for. den preached Sunday. Today he goes to Wilmington to attend the Wheel Run Off. Greenville For mouth I Jesse we were mis- of Bishop Strange. of October, the sale I ii farmed regarding the runaway pounds, making a total I Friday, wherein it was stated for three of that he the and pounds. In October of of His by band, charging hi .,, . o no .,. j. . , . , , ,, r . . , they were 2,702.510 show, version f the I s a decrease this year of When the wheel ran off sod the Tuesday, Nov. 1st., 190-1. A. Savage went to Not folk today. J. W. Perkins returned Monday Mn. R. M. to- horse began running be held the day a The average price for tbs entire horse and nearly stopped the sale for October was per animal front of Fleming Moor- i hundred. At Home in the Kitchen. A editor, desiring a sea work than uniting teem on. ., . . , , trip, went on a yacht an cook. es well put It's. I lie I mi. . j Misses Nannie store and he then Cofield of Hamilton, visiting out of the bu-y with both sister, Mrs. W. R. Smith, band u the horse again T. U. and H. D. Potter, jumped ff Mr. of Greene county, took the train with He very much regrets here this morning for Norfolk, that he did not release the reins. a sooner, as he was dragged Richmond. es well put t. oh , , . , r that deemed re as he was . putt that makes ,, . ,. , . . Monday evening Richmond. ., , . , , enough for special men- twenty feet before I ho re us were . no matter . ,. . f , sister, Mi H ton is odd in the face of the well, forced from his hands her Lome. , I dint J-. known fact that an editor is Who wants to go back to , times, and make his own horse- he , ,,, can cook tip anything at a mo- P. R. Rives Mrs. Delia, Going forward. of Hamilton, came- Work at the plant the Monday evening to visit Mr. Between us two, that that a j Work Had electric lights now and Mrs W. If. Rives left know how to make good pa, of Ida life hi in I moving Well. The boilers; morning. For Sale A good gentle horse, Will do any kind of work. The late Mr. John drive Apply to E. G. M-3 . . . hi do to; but paint j hot u now being in position.; run a way from him. Yours truly F. W. Co. P. S. H. L. Carr sells our paint why he should feel at home pipes and putting up pole a cook. the streets is also moving along A few more -eats left for from Operas tomorrow Better get them at Coward early. U. H. Snowden, St. sick years, nothing d d any Change of Express Agents. D. J, resigned the agency of the Southern Express a woman gets so here and henry -he isn't looking ,, to until used Hollister's. . . Rocky Tea. Now him c- strong and cents or today here making or Tablets. Drug Store I Drug th of

i i DEALER IN Provisions Cotton Bagging and Ties always on hand Fresh Goods kept in ck. Country Produce Bought and Sold D, W. GREENVILLE North Carolina, flow often you can get a ail or screw driver or looking. Have a good tool box and be for emergencies. Our line of two is is all you could desire,, and we will Ma that your tool box does not lack a single useful article. Course You get Harness, Horse Goods, of J. P Corey DISSOLUTION. C. T. and Z. V. Johnson i having sold to A. E. Tucker their tire the firm of A K. Tucker IA Co. heretofore existing in Greenville, N. C, the sail is dissolved by mutual consent and after this date. la the of dissolution the i A K. takes all the and assumes all the liabilities of Mid All persona owing firm i j trill therefore make payment to said II A. K. Tucker and all persons having against firm will present them to said a. E. Tucker for payment. our hand and signatures this 17th 1904. C. T. Z. V- JOHNSON. Having purchased the entire inter- est C. T. and Z. V. John- to the verbal report made by name at the same I beg to thank j Colonel T. It Robertson of the First our for their favor and to. . J solicit a continuation of the same. I Regiment, National Guard of North shall endeavor to lease those who favor me with their and to make it to their advantage to come again. All claim-; against i ,, the old A. K. Tucker and Co., bile there is con- l-will present them to me for difficulty iii getting the and all persons owing the will I , make payment to the guilty parties will be They should be punished severely for their outrageous con- duct. A simple dismissal from Guard would not answer in this; case If the military regulations, are not sufficient to deal with the j guilty parties, then criminal laws of North Carolina should be invoked to punish looters for j their crime There is no excuse for j such conduct in this day of the TORPID LIVER, strengthen the digestive organs regulate the bowels, and arc canned as as ANTI-BILIOUS MEDICINE, In malarial districts their virtues arc. widely recognized, as they properties In freeing the system from that poison. Elegantly anger coated. Take No Should Have Attention. The Wilmington Dispatch, Carolina, in regard to the looting of stores at by soldiers of that regiment returning from Ma EXCLUSIVELY IN SALEM ACADEMY AND COLLEGE. REV. H. Ph. D. Principal. Winston N. C, March 9th., 1904. Mr. Chas. M. Chariots, N. C, Dear It is a little unusual to file an order this Into in the season, but we find that the more Pianos which we add to our music the better results at- in the work. We have added quite a number of your instruments the last few and they have all given good satisfaction. It requires a piano of unusual merit for the constant which all practice pianos have within our but we are glad to be able to say that your have stood the test, and we will continue to from your firm from time to time as the need arises. think there are about a dozen now in the school. J. H. Principal. This Sept 17th MM. A. F. TUCKER. We have sold our entire Merest in the firm of A. Tucker Co., who will continue the business at the same old stand and we take pleasure in com- mending to the and patron age of the public. This Sept 17th t. T. Z- V. SALE OF VALUABLE FARM LAND NEAR THE TOWN OF GREENVILLE A rare and magnificent din play of these pianos can now be seen and heard at Green- ville, at lowest factory prices and easiest terms. We also have on floor several slight- lined upright pianos at prices ranging from Each instrument. is guaranteed for years. We also have a line display of organs at surprising low figures ranging in price from and up. They are fully guaranteed. his factory sale will close before many more days, when factory prices will promptly withdrawn, and if yon any earthly use for piano or organ it will , pa you to take a look around, hen in Greenville Miss Be Patrick, who is with us during our stay here, be glad to give you a tune. CHAS. M. FIN EM AN, Factor Representative. OLD DOMINION By virtue of certain decrees lion good rations. I Superior court of Pitt ma j expresses cause therein pending, i H r , . H. Wilson, administrator the sentiment of the on tins ; The conduct of bars G. C, Edwards and Susie Wilson J and the other heirs-at-law of the said the Guard in time return-; J- Wilson, the undersized will j. the expose to public sale before the door in the town of at More-head City. and j on Monday, 7th November MM, tor i has been outrageous, and I the purpose of making assets, the fob, . lowing described tracts land, to- j the sense of public indignation wit . . . , . i- become cumulative with this One tract known as toe home-place of B. J. Wilson and is a part of his , ville incident. If these men cannot homestead, and described m k controlled, or at X whereon the buildings are ad- , . , , , joining the lands of S. . Brown , for their misconduct, the legislature Mrs a. D Johnson, all of , withdraw he State's the home place lying on the west side , -f the railroad, to the Ins mis- z acres, more or less. undoubtedly come up Also one other tract, it being a part r of the homestead, containing about at the next session of tho General the connection with the land- of O. Brown, tor- owned by William proposition to renew the and known as the Proctor Observer. the lame land now live of sale ,, ,. This October ;, H. a R L. Myers leave Commissioner and daily, except Sunday. Skinner in Greenville, leaver . except Sunday. at m. Connecting at Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, Philadelphia; New Boston. and all points North. at Norfolk railroads for all joints should order by Old Dominion Line from New and Norfolk and B. and Old Line from Norfolk; Clyde Line from Philadelphia. Bay Line Line horn Baltimore and Merchants and Miners Line from Boston. hours subject to without Notice. r. H. Washington, N. C. I. J. Cherry, A lit. Green B. Walker, Vice President Manager, 81-85 Beach Si rent. N. Y. to the most remarkable cases . of a wild, deep sealed on lungs ; is that of Mrs. V. M Ind ,, I u ho as entirely use I jot One Minute Cure. She weakened me I ran down town in -ii 1.1 from to lbs North Carolina. I In Superior Pitt County. S Court. Jr. i vs Notice. Fannie WOOten. The defendant above named . take notice that an action tried a number remedies to no above has l---i commenced in the fr-u- Greenville Has at Last Got a Book Store. You can get all school books at one place. You can get anything needed in school supplies at one Isn't This Good News to You What is the use of trotting all over town when you can everything you want at BOOK STORE. Next Door to J. R. Corey. parlor Court of County, in which the plaintiff a divorce from the bonds of matrimony heretofore between plaintiff and the end the said defendant will further take notice that in required to appear at the next term of of said County to be held on first Monday in November at the court house of said county ville, N. C, and answer or demur the complaint in said action, or the plaintiff will to the court t the relief demanded in t day of September 1904; D. C Clerk of Superior Court. I off Norfolk, Buyers and Brokers in Stocks, Cotton, Grain and Private Wires to New Tori Chicago and New Orleans. IN J W. CO. Norfolk, Va. Cotton handlers of Correspondence and shipments Until used One Minute Congo Cine Four bottle of thin v. cured of the my, me to my 1-1 mil weight, slid Sold so Store. Stone r Book Store. NORTH County, Green- ville Township. Sour When the quantity of food taken is or the too rich, sour stomach in likely to follow,; and especially so if the digestion , aim es. . f i has been weakened by John Tripp Eat slowly too freely The defendant above named will take of dieted food. Masticate notice that a summons in tho , Tut entitled action was issued against the tn Let five defendant on the day of elapse between meals, 1904, by H. of the when you feel a fullness and weight Peace for said county, i j the after for the of 1108.80 due the plaintiff ., .;. the defendant, which is eating, take s returnable before said Justice at and Liver Tablets and office at Greenville, in said county of Pitt n the day of November, 1904, when and where the defendant is re- quested to appear, and answer or de- to the complaint, or the relief de- will he granted This 16th of October, 1904. H. Harding, J. P. LANIER HILLIARD, Greenville, N. C. MARBLE MONUMENTAL WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Fencing; Sold. sour stomach may be avoided. For sale by Wooten's Drug Store, Greenville. paper at Reflector Book Store. What's In a Name is in name when it comes to Witch Hazel Salve. E. C. Co., of Chicago, years ago how to a salve from Witch Hazel that in a specific for Piles. For blind, bleed- itching and protruding files, eczema, cuts, burns, bruises and all skin diseases, Salve no equal. This has rise to numerous worthless counterfeits for DeWitt's, the genuine. Sold at Wooten's Drug Store. HOME TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY. The following point a can now he reached over the lines of it , Beaufort Durham, Henderson, Littleton, New Oxford, Mt. Warrenton, Weldon, Wilmington- Winston, Atlanta, Ga. Baltimore Aid. Chattanooga, Tenn. S C Va, Ill Cincinnati, Columbia, H. C Va Va Nashville, Tenn. New York. N. V. New Orleans, Lb Norfolk, Va Petersburg, Philadelphia, Pi Vi St. Louis, Mo Va And all other important and In- east of the Miss- River. F. G To EM AN, Gen. WE COTTON SEED in Any Size Lots. We will either pay cash or ex- change meal and hulls for seed, and bags and pay all freights Write us when you are ready to sell exchange. HAVENS OIL CO., Washington, N. C. M. SCHULTZ Wholesale and Furniture Dealer. paid for Sides, Fur. Cotton Seed, Oil Bar- Turkeys, Egg, etc. Bed- steads, Mattresses, Oak Dy Parlor Tables, Lounges, P and Gail Ax Snail, Key Henry George Can- Peaches, Apples. Pine Apples, Syrup, Jelly, Flour Sugar, Meat, Soap- Lye, Magic Food, Matches, Oil, Seed Meal and Hulls, Gar Seeds, Oranges, Apples, Nuts I Candies, Dried Apples, Prunes, Currents, Raisins, Q-t and China Ware, Tin and Wooden Ware, Cakes and Crackers, Cheese, Best Butter, New Sewing Machine and nu- goods. Quality quantity. for see me. M. cured Lame After Years of had been troubled with lame back for fifteen years and I found a complete recovery in the use of Chamberlain's Pain says John G r, Ind. Tin liniment is also without an equal for sprains and bruise. It is for Kale by Drug Stoic, . Greenville. f mm C, Nov. 1904. Our wash board is a it is without a and is to take the lead, try is to buy one, and to buy is to never be without one attain. Ayden Milling Co., Ayden, N. C. Lime, plastering hair, windows, doors, blinds and side lights at J. B. Smith Bro. Dr. says there is one hap- man in town, Mr. Levi has been vaccinated and can't work, so has all the leisure to mingle boys anyone might looking for. Happy Mr. Pierce. When -you need a nice, light, tough pole, sty for your buggy or carriage. Call on us and make a selection. Ayden Milling Mfg. A N, C. As authorized for DAILY and Eastern Reflector we take pleasure in receiving sub and willing receipts for those in arrears. We have a lint of all who receive their mail Ht this office. take orders for job J. T. Smith, Jr., has gone to From the large number of the Hart Bros, carry out every week must be doing a big business as well as doing good work. Remember you can find lawns, nicker zephyrs, piques and ether nice goods too numerous to mention at J. R. Smith Bro. Laurie Chapman, of was here on Friday. Call to see our laces burgs, J. R. Smith Bro. Do you know J. R. Smith Bro. keep the most complete of bleaching and ginghams in town. Their customers tell me that it is so. Last Saturday there were four men the store of J. R. Smith Bro. wax in debt to the other. One of had one silver dollar and by parsing it among the crowd twice that dollar paid debts to the amount of eight doll, it-., and the first owner ill ell original coin. Pictures satisfactorily enlarged or no charges made. Best refer given, Hart Bros., Ayden, If need anything in the way Of Crockery, Tin ware come to see us, Hart Jenkins. Miss Julia has taken charge of a school about miles from town, near E. Ellis. E. G. Cox about it. Life Fire, Accident and Health P. O. Building, Ayden. Yard wide sheeting for at W. M. Edwards Co. Rev. W. E. Cos conducted set-, in the Episcopal Sun- day night. Call examine our line of high grade buggies. You can be easily convinced of the superiority of material and Milling Mfg. Co. W. F. Hart after an absence of a week has come home from Jackson- ville, Fla. E. E. Co. will do all they possible can to please you with their new line of heavy and fancy groceries Men and boy suits at cost at W. M. Edwards Co. Miss Mattie spent Monday in Greenville. J. R. Tingle has been here for the past few days visiting friends. Notice you want your cotton ginned nice and clean, order that you might realize hatter prices for it, bring it to the Ayden Milling A Mfg. Co., Ayden, -N. C. AYDEN DEPARTMENT. J. M. Manager and Authorized Agent. The latest thing lo CUt tat W. C. and , Cotton comes in slowly and buyers are having an lime. ASK FOR received, fine line of bar- j Go to E. E. Co's new and can fit you up in any style market for beef, fresh meats, -an r price. Ayden Milling ft Mfg Co. sage, and fresh fish. First Class hand made brick, by W. E. Hi I the wholesale and retail large the trade, that Those desiring first-class work the enlargement of pictures will do well see Hart Bro,. manufacture for from a business trip to Fremont, Raleigh and Greensboro. Right much was received on this market Saturday. Fancy candies, oranges, apples land bananas at E. E. Co's. Call on Hart for a bar rel of Columbia Flour, none better to be had anywhere. Owing to vaccination there but few of the of our town who have been able to work luring the past week. Things are better now and most of them will I work in a day or so. We are offering good values for the money In shoes, caps, j rugs mattings, tables and I floor oil cloth Cannon Tyson. G. F Morrison has H Bertie and is ready to go to work. For can peaches, apples, corn apply to E. E. ft Co. W B. of was here Saturday. if you do not secure one of our high grade buggies, your loss will be than ours. Ayden Milling Mfg. Co., den, N. C. Miss A rah Davis returned from yesterday. We are class, light neat Harness, Ayden Milling Mfg. Co., Ayden New line of men's suits, youth boy suits, and over-coat's to fit everybody at. Cannon Tyson. Mr. and B. E. of Greenville, were here again week talking tobacco. are simply the stock always on hand, orders heat on the market solicited. J. A. Griffin. W. F. Hooks has moved family to town will make this his home. pair double, single and fold- wire bed springs at J. R. Bro. Hart Cypress Shingles for sale by Cannon Ayden Milling Mfg Co. Com, bay oats, at J. R. Smith Bro. C. A. Fair has moved into the pretty six room cottage on Second street, recently built by R. W. Smith. Now we have plenty the COLUMBIA FLOUR. If it doesn't give you satisfaction your dealer will pay you for it. R. F. Dist. Act., Ayden, wagon and cart William Phillips has returned from Norfolk with his wife who is very much improved. as any Ayden Milling Mfg. Co. percales and ginghams for N C at W. M. Edward. a,. nor , or,, ply paper by suffer from intense head j. R ache, eye ache smarts and If you of now j when you ; is a w M ed cue pair of glasses properly Edwards Co fitted, by J. W. Taylor, grad- , more week to election Optician, Ayden, N. C. Weak we ail nave office Ba eyes, need of pastes, H. us ways go Jam bad to worse. A lit- I pol. next tie piece of glass properly ed will work wonders. There was a large crowd in last bales of cotton on average per day is what the Milling j J. u. g days you can buy a suit at cost front W. M. Ed Winds ft Co. Ad percales for at W . ;. Co. Cottonseed meal and hulls at Tim public to know that I handle on a stock of a RUGS, up-to-date line of STA- all kinds TOILET articles, best quality of RUBBER goods the best and Co., gin. They lint the public have found it out. Our stock of ribbons is wide, narrow, and cheap, J. R. Smith Bro. registration for the coming election Is said lie on an average Come to see us when you to buy Independent Manufactured we handle Trust Hart Jenkins. I take method of informing the public that as the Summer sea-1 and , sou is about over I am Offering good In bustle. W. O. and The ladies say that. Cannon Tyson the prettiest line of goods iii town. perhaps just at this E G. may possibly be as busy as a Wall street broker yet It is plain at Insurance man he gets He is not only a bur has found it necessary to assistance. His companies are first dies and every body realizes the fact, hence Mr. Cox is to be congratulated in being a something CHEMICALS OBTAINABLE; Also carry Garden Seed Dye-stuff, Cigars, Cigar- Chewing and Tobacco, a large as- of Pipes. Hard Rubber and Elastic sea, Best stock of Brush es of all kinds. com- pounded. M. M. SAULS, PHARMACIST, AYDEN, C. Dr. Joseph Dixon PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office Block, Kent Railroad, Ayden, N. C. Dr. Louis Skinner, Practicing Physician Surgeon Office Hotel Annie, Ayden, N. C. brought good news to our farmers, special inducements In order W. O. family who stating that the had I sell. My. line of pants cannot be have been boarding quite a while, I crawled up with cotton. and the Edwin will commence housekeeping this ready paints, j shoe which handle is week. color's, lead, oil and at J. R. nut surpassed by any other make. Don't fail to see Ty- Give men call and when I have new crockery both plain and Just a few more thousand home shown you my dry good, notions decorate. Prices are cheaper made cypress for sale by other line of goods I know I than Cannon Tyson. j be able to phase you and sell you Misses slippers at ft are displaying costs it W. M. Edwards ft Co. the most up to date line of A big stock Rich mood cook A nice selection of rugs at W Masonic Mutual and healing and repairs for I m. Co's. mime at J. B. Smith Bro. your hams chicken lie man with moving pictures and egg. J. K. Smith ft Bro. failed to put in last All nice line of Saturday according to ml- waist hat at Mrs. J. He will be liter continue to build however. buggies Ac. for we do not Large of furniture consist- apace we cannot of suits, steads, j Milling ft Mfg. Co., Ayden, N. C and bitting chairs, mattresses, straw, fell and cotton at J. R Smith Bro. for ever brought to this market. Miss Julia spent Friday and Saturday in friends W. M. Scot One lot of calico at Edwards Capt. Berry, wife and Olivia Berry in laud Neck. A of hamburg edgings in cm You buy them Cheap at W. M. Edwards Co's K. A. Johnson, of Johnson's here a to his sou. Special attention is called to zephyr shawls, caps and One lot of shirts at M. Edwards. doz Fruit Jars and at J. R. Smith ft. Bro. New up-to-date Wheeler and general assortment of ribbons at sewing machines for only Mrs. J. A. at W. M. Co. OF THE BANK OF AYDEN N. At the close of business Sept FOR MASONS ONLY. Relief Association. The best plan, the boat rate and the induce- offered. See A. P. Ayden, N. C SCARCITY OF Loans and Discounts, Furniture and Due from Banks, Check and Cash Items, Gold Coin, Silver Coin, National Bank notes other U. S. Total, LIABILITIES. Capital paid in, Undivided profits less expenses, Dividends unpaid Individual deposits sub- to cheek, 16,183.02 Certified check Cashier's Bills of bar, 5,000.00 Examine our line of notions and Co. I remind my man customers mat my line of new . t collars and belt of different colors, h specialty nave arrived, Mrs. J. A. vis Sling, slinger, Ir is not he who but he who the sling longest will be in it. At get n fold weather underwear est Goods at Prices, prices to suit pits guaranteed at W. C. Jackson and Co's. Anything wanted for your Dr. Sure cure for In- can promptly THINGS GOOD TO EAT AT W. J. The Five Points Grocer. and for sale by J. R. Smith and Bro. is pro be best in the mar- mid is guaranteed to do all its claims To make room for full stock we will dry goods, shoes hats at greater reduced prices. W. II. Edwards and Co. W. C. Jack and Co's new line of dress goods are taking fancy of all who see them. They are beautiful. if you call, or No. Rest assured that you get only pure, fresh goods every time you buy here. PUBLIC RENTING. l will, on Tuesday, November i, at tho the c. in township, publicly rent to the bidder lauds to th of said T. C. Terms will on tie cf This day of Oct., 1904- J. M. Cox,

THE EASTERN REFLECTOR AND D. J. Entered In the post office at Greenville, N. C, as second class matter, Advertising rates made upon application. A correspondent desired at every post in Pitt and adjoining counties to to County, N. C, Friday, November 1904 The Republicans hope to ally cut down the Democratic major- in North Carolina so to gain Some people are going to be badly standing with the administration in This is the closing month of the great world's fair at St Louis. when the votes are counted case is elected. It is the duty of every Democrat to see it e this hope of the Republicans is not a realized. Great Britain and Russia settled the matter, and there is feeling of relief. While Judge Parker has If November follows the character fore making no claims, the of October there will be plenty of prospects of his election have be open came so bright that he now express es the belief that he will win. At Senator Fairbanks is holding on game time M everybody , ,. . to his job until he sees how his can- pane out. As the hunting season has opened the chapter of casualties from dental discharge of guns may be ex Another New York J W Co., has skipped with a million. And Tarboro did not want Peebles to court there, but contempt proceedings are hardly looked fur to result from it. The prediction may not be, rate, but we are strong in the be- lief that the election next Tuesday will be a landslide the Demo- This month brings two big events, the election and Thanksgiving. Those who win out in the election will have increased reasons for thankfulness. The and New York Herald think there is no chance for Parker and that will win. Rut there is room for both of them to be mistaken. Every township in the county should strive to increase its strength in future conventions. The way to do this is for every Democrat to go to the polls and vote on election day. This will be the whirlwind week in politics. What remains to be done must be done quickly, both sides will exert effort to win out when the contest of ballots comes. ft . every Democrat watch his ticket cl --i he goes to vote next Tuesday, Do not allow any- body to slip a mixed ticket on you, bill see that you have the straight Democratic ticket. Read every name carefully. Dispatches from Washington in- that is much alarm in the Republican over the out- look in New York. Judge Parker's activity is rapidly swinging his way as prospects grow bright the eighth gets nearer. 1898 that led to the overthrow of fusion; that as a member of the leg- from Bertie county in Le helped to frame the constitutional amendment; that in the same he introduced one of the car bills; that in the cam- of 1900 there was not a more faithful and earnest worker for the amendment than he, it ought to arouse in every Democrat a deter- that Frank Winston shall not run behind any man on ticket. We hope no Democrat in Pitt county will scratch his ticket and thus gratify the grudge the Re- publicans have against Judge W in- The straight ticket from be- ginning to end should lie voted by every Democrat. It is the Duty of the Citizen to Vote, j Rule for the One Hundred Year Club. The people are obligated by the Sir James Sawyer, an English fundamental principals of formulated the follow- to take a careful interest in their ling eighteen rules for prolonging government. They have no option j life to one hundred in the matter, ho man can stay; Right sleep, away at will from the polls or Sleep on your right side, the consideration of the policies Keep your bedroom window of the administration of national, open all night. State and county affairs. They must studied and they must be voted on. Ours is a government of the people and by the people. Every man is a sovereign. The people rule. We must render unto Caesar the things that are It is the people who study the matters and things relating to their govern- least and absent themselves from the polls most who are ally loudest in fault-finding and the greatest grumblers. If sound and honest politics are wanted let all the people unite in framing them Ho j can such policies be had and enjoyed if they are not adopted. If sober to do plenty of work until the is About the only thing are not claiming is that they are going to construct the . Panama canal the level Sun We would be satisfied if would it the Wilmington Messenger. Both you boys must be getting off your W. R. Hearst has the appearance of one who in his Himself a candidate for nomination for the presidency before the nation- Democratic convention, when he failed to get the nomination it looks like the honorable thing on his part would have been to give loyal sup- port of the nominee of the party. Judge Henry R. Bryan decided against the plaintiff in the mus the trustees of schools in Durham to compel the admission to the schools of children who had not been vaccinated. An appeal was taken to the Supreme court, but it is likely the plaintiff will meet a decision there. Shadowed. A dispatch from Indianapolis says and intelligent and honest officials that Thomas national Dem- are desired, let all the people turn chairman, is being out and elect P. R. Law wherever he goes by two I in Lumberton men, for what ho does not The two men were on the train when he left New York and the day he saw them here. He went from place to place about the city, and at every turn he was fol- lowed by the two. To make sure they were watching him he announced last Saturday lie would spend Sunday at French Lick He entered a car and in a few mom- the two men entered the coach just behind the one in which he was seated. Mr. left the coach unseen by them wired friends at different points on the road to A national election comes high in New York. The times states that for tin registration and casting of the vote of the five boroughs of that city this year, the cost to the city will he That figure does not include the services of the formed police at the polling places on the five days of election service Of course, it does not include the amount expended by the campaign committees of the two great parties What they expend cannot be but it is safe to say that be- tween them they will more than watch for the two men. Late at j duplicate this year the expenditure night he got a telegram from Gos- j Dy it port saying that the men had left generally believed in political cir- the train at that lace and had taken I expended by the next train back to this city. Yesterday, when he joined the Chairman Odell on the preliminary work necessary for the three can- Bryan special and went to Chicago the he slipped away from them again, though the men followed him till he got upon the train Mr Bryan. The fact dint Mr. knew ho was being explains why lie refused to say day where going the next. With defeat staring in the face the Republicans in New York are resorting to frauds to increase their chances of carrying the In one county it is said a thou- sand illegal names have been placed upon the registration books, and eighteen thousand have been colonized in New York city Leader Murphy, of Tammany Hall, has is- sued orders for an investigation that will check this fraud. A Case With Many Parallels In Polk county court last week a white boy, aged years, was sen- ti the State prison for live years for wrecking a freight train city and on the canvasses themselves was not less than A con- estimate of the total to influence the vote of New York city and to get it into the lot boxes would be Charlotte Chronicle. t. Do not have your against the wall. No cold tub in the morning, but a bath at the temperature of the body. C. Exercise before breakfast. Eat little meat and see that it is cooked. Drink no milk. Eat plenty of fat, to feed the cells which destroy the disease germs. Avoid intoxicants, which do stray those cell. Daily exercise in the air. Allow no pet animals in your living room. They are apt to -carry about disease germs. 13- Live in the country if you can. Watch the three water, damp and drains. Have a change of occupation. Take frequent and short days. Limit your ambitions; and,, Keep your temper. Dollars For Cars. The Atlantic Coast Line has placed another order with the South more Car and Foundry Company for box cars of the standard pattern. The order is to be filled, at the earliest possible time. The cars are to be equipped with every modern appliance and will have a capacity of pounds. About the middle of the past sum- mer the Atlantic Coast Line placed with the above named company an order for of these standard box cars and they are now being to the road in blocks of about a week. The Coast Line's business has- grown so rapidly in the past twelve months that the freight equipment has been found to be entirely for the demands. It was thought at first that the cars or- in the summer would the situation temporarily, but it has since been seen that double that Wants a President Who Respects Law. j amount will be needed to meet the The country is tired of swagger, requirements of the business. The rowdyism and bluster and cheap heroics, cowboy statesmanship and rough rider antics and in high places. The natural dignity An exchange suggests that a propriety of the people revolt is needed for that boy, and j against having great republic that five years in the penitent- posed before the world as the great will make him a hardened If lie IS not a hardened and trash thousand cars will represent an ex- of about a million Wilmington Dispatch. The Joy of Working. It is better to loose health like a spendthrift than to waste it like a miser. It is better to live and be international bully buckler The people want, some of I , , ,, ,. done with it, than to die daily in the criminal we have not heard the truth , t quiet, dignified, self-reliant VOTE FOR WINSTON. While the Republicans have no hope of success in defeating any nominee on the Democratic State ticket, they are making a determined effort to cause Judge F. D. Winston, candidate for lieutenant governor, to run behind the ticket. They seem to have singled him out for attack and have even resorted to forgery in their efforts to malign him. The Republicans hate him for his earn- est work for Democracy, hence are showing their against him in every way. When it is re- membered that Judge Winston was at the head of the white supremacy club movement in the campaign of about that boy. If he runs up j courage does not vaunt itself against any tougher than he is continually nor go about picking will have to see many a criminal j quarrels and looking for It That talk of the little criminal run- wants somebody at the head of its up against tough characters affairs who respects law, who can be reminds us of what we heard the trusted, will be a safe, fearless, mother of one of the toughest, mean- sober and conservative leader. For boys that ever escaped a hang-1 that reason we believe public man's rope say about her boy, She; ,, . from declared that the bad company h to News boy kept led him astray and caused him to be so bad Everybody who knew the boy knew him to be the leader of his gang, the one to go far- in every piece of deviltry and meanness, and everyone knew that the worst company that the boy was ever in was when he was by himself. We venture the assertion that the young criminal from Polk county will damage rather than be damaged by his Enquirer. France's hurry in between Russia and England stop the right, is equal only to the hurry of the United States to assure England of sympathy and support. Rut of course this country is in sympathy with England. of us, to tell the truth, may be secretly hoping that John Bull will take a few shots at the bear, on general principles, and accept the apologies afterward. Charlotte Chronicle. A New York married man got married to another woman and when A New York judge put in jail for he put up sentenced a convicted bonds- plea that he had absolutely for- j man to the for ten years, gotten that he had a wife. You; the charge being perjury. More sick-room. By all means begin year folio; even if the doctor does not give you a year, even if he about a month, make one brave push and see what can be in a week. It is not only in finished undertakings that we ought to honor useful labor. A spirit goes out of the man who means execution, which outlives the most untimely ending All who have meant good work with their whole hearts have done good work, although they may die before they have time to sign it. Every heart that has beat strong and cheerfully has a hopeful pulse behind it in the world, bettered the traditions of mankind. Robert Louis Stevenson. may think he is lying but can spell binders are asking us to believe even tougher yarns than Star. examples of the kind are needed in every community. The straw bond is getting entirely too. common. Constitution. On November 8th every man who is entitled to vote will have an op- to exercise one of the greatest privileges accorded him as an American citizen. It is not recently a privilege, but a duty to go to the pol Is and vote, and the man who fails to perform this duty does not love bis country and his home as he should, o let every man who is entitled to vote register and exercise the rights of citizenship Smith- Held Herald. j WINTERVILLE This department is in A. D. Johnston, who is authorized to rep- resent the Eastern in Winterville and territory. ITEMS N. C, Nov. The A. G. Mfg. Co. have bout finished their addition to factory. They have over SO, ft-et fl space engaged in and their prospects are i than ever before. I. P. Manning, of spent here. There if Hie selection of Inks, library at drug of Dr. H. T. Cox Bro. Winterville. Protect eyes by buying Ml of those eye shades at the Ding Store, price cents. For underwear that will make it warm for you In cold weather call at John Son's. Highest price for cotton seed paid by I'm County Oil Cox went Greenville ibis See Taylor fur a loaf of tin-ad. If of n good barrel f flour or see Don't forget t bring or send your cart to A. G. Cox Co. Fat Is the kind use. Mill was put to last, Tuesday. Henry hi has had charge he erection of the, machinery say M Will tun it a day he puts any seed in II seems O. K., and I he Oil Mill will wall and hub's oil for site. v -v r hit of cotton you ban you through your lots. I he Put C. Oil Mill, bays seed in any the best market price paid l.- line of drew goods in G. Co. G- A. Co. have just a load of No. Tim- T. N. Manning On. are carry Inn medicine that will cine diseases of the hf art in state. Geo. W of Norfolk, lat Notice- I wish to notify the that I giant every day at my mill one mile south of Frog Level on Sam place. Tripp. We now have Oil hand H nice lion of dress at remarkably Jo figure, see am be con- Yours truly Taylor. II. W. Collins, of was Tuesday. For cabbages, apples, mullets and fresh groceries cheap. Bee T. K. Manning. Everybody should be at the big Democratic rally here tomorrow. The will be here. Body Carts for is now the season you may want a box-body cart to your farm products to the or market. The A. Cox Mfg. Co. are making and selling them and you had better send them your order at once. There are several new houses going up in Winterville, and more to start the near n re. For dress and work shirts call at M bitty G A. Kittrell A Co. will pay the top of the market for your grapes. It you are in need of nutting flannels, skirt and waist goods, call on R. Q. Chapman and Co Stoves, heaters and ranges. All styles, lowest prices. See our stock before save Winterville Mfg. Co. Boarding D. Cox. Board 11.40 per day. Best in town. Penny candies a at store of B. T. Cox Bro. G A. Kittrell went up the road. Kittrell Taylor have just re- a nice assortment of cutlery if you want a nice knife them. Window and door frames, columns, brackets all kinds of house naming rock bottom prices, Winterville Mfg. Co. Shirts Harrington Barber ft Co. The Pitt Oil Mill is now buying Cotton Seed. They pay the highest cash price or will ex for meal. When fours are write tor priest. Mis Olivia Cox, won of tin- m spent tier mother, Mrs. Evelyn Cox. Hiss of spent Sunday with her. At Reduced A. G. Cox Mtg. Co. a-e out a big lot wire fence reduced prices. have the and substantial fence made and you can get a bargain if you apply at Big consignment of floor just received. Prices O. Chapman and Co. We are prepared to pay highest prices eggs and A. W. Ange Co. boots and shoes all de- At A W. Ange Co. He tat light- wood cart bubs. A. G. Cox Mfg. Co. For A pair of me- mules. A. G Cox. We want to buy your Hides, Sheep Skins, Goat Skins, Beeswax Tallow, Turkeys, Geese, Chickens and Eggs will guarantee high- est market price for Taylor. The f Winterville, keeps pace with her material growth. Two new this week John Cooper is the a young and Jan. has even out done u, we months old, a little Robert at our But Mr. has a president, Alton Parker. say we are not Democrats. Second baud buggies cheap. If yen to buy a second hand buggy cheap see the A. G. Cox Mfg. Co. Being in position to secure first raw material cheap, having machinery with which to do cur work, being able to save and work up nearly all of our ate a few of the reasons why we can save our customers Winterville Mfg. Co. For store feet long, call on or write Son, Winterville, ff. C. Floor oil cloth at A. W. Ange Co. Tasteless CASTOR OIL sold. Taste as good as Maple Syrup. cants per bottle at Dr. B. T. U. A. Kittrell fan I stuff Cox, Winterville, N. 3-22 of all kinds. The Winterville Mfg. Co., puts up nice fly proof t hey are cheap and convenient. Get your dealer to order you one. SUITS FOR YOUNG Young Men like to keep up with the band wagon. They want the thing in Suits. They like new styles. They like moderate prices, also. Our new Fall and Winter Suits. the Bill Exactly. We are ready with a magnificent display of Fall We will Post a forfeit that no other store in town can show such a stock and variety as we display. We hold the title of Champions in points of style, quality and general excellence. Young men will find all the latest style kinks worked into our Suits. Frank Wilson The King Clothier. Mr. King at Wilson. The Times its account of the meeting of the Roanoke seed meal and union with the Baptist church in A. Co. We want your grapes every up to Friday at o'clock h. in. Don't bring them that time Fridays nor on Saturday. We pay per pound for No ken and per pound j picked. YOU IS truly, G. A. a Co that town, makes the following to a popular Greenville the song service and the earnest, fervent prayers of the Rev. Mr. Unwell, of Rocky Mom t, the able, zealous pastor, Mr. Jen- kins presented the Rev. A. T. King, of the Greenville Memorial who preached the Intro- . i, sermon, his subject being A good cm he; J B . t . .- v . and Obedience to the A G. to , . . , , . , of Mr. King is a l tract to have live hundred curds of. b . i ,. ; , man of good appearance and wood cur. Any wood cutter . , ,. , ,, is evidently a His leg a job can see them at their . sermon last wan well ore- ., , . ,. rial- it, clothed in Choice diction, Protect f-et , . of .-h . . as h- up his theme shoes. R. G. Chapman and ., , . . . , , Dave the kind and size . mid he delivered his School books, stationary, pens, pencils and school supplies of all kinds can be found at the drag store. The Store and the Stock. Carbon paper at Book Store. KING COMBINATION MANUFACTURED BY A. G. COX MANUFACTURING COMPANY WINTERVILLE, N This store has a reputation to sustain. It is a and S place to buy, a place where newness is triumphant, and goodness and j bands with prices, wherein the fullest satisfaction is Think of it as your store, your place to buy. Unprecedented values in high Goods, Brood Chubs, Cheviots, Serges and fancy, Suitings. The for suits and Skirts. Fine Jackets. The mt st Jackets for fall and winter are here. The are different from those lat-t season. Too many to attempt description. Ready to wear Clothing. We carry the finest of Clothing made for boys, youths and men We the system and the made by Co. Try a suit of these clothes and if not satisfactory, money will be re- funded. THE reflector; FOR FINE JOB PRINTING.

GREENVILLE'S OUR SHOE STORE IS A VERY INTERESTING PUCE We claim to have the largest and most stock of Shot's in this town. now showing large variety of stylos in the best makes for Men, Women. Children and Infants. We can't tell yon much about them in this space, but we want to call your attention to the fa mo us Ralston Health Shoes For Hen. It i enough but that convinces is the test. We make strong claim for this and ask trial that our claims may be proven. We claim a common sense- sole construction, found in no other shoe. A of modeling a shoe that tits the foot as We also claim that, while quality of material if they if , cannot he the . price, and that as good a NOTES f ROM BETHEL. 4-1 shoe cannot be and is not sold for are, however,. the tangible results of many years of the highly complex needs of the human foot They appeal to common warrant a trial by every one who desires foot comfort and good combined. J. B. Cherry Co GREENVILLE'S GREAT DEPARTMENT STORE ff REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE BANK OF GREENVILLE, GREENVILLE, N. C. AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS SEPTEMBER 6th, 1904- . I i lilt Due Item SO 1.11 no Silver l mi 5.13.77 Stock paid Mil Surplus, Undivided Profits less Paid 3,509.03 deposits wk Una 335.21 Bit's if t. for in- . OS Bethel, N. C, Oct 1901. The debate at the academy on woman h rare affirmative by Novella Bunting Estelle Junes, th-- negative by Misses Minnie and Dr. Grimes, W. J. H. Taylor acted as committee to I render decision. After debate i there was a lively spelling contest. It is said that T. E Mayo and N. O. Beverly have nicest Mils in county. The little sou of T H. y was i on over a loaded and killed week. Henry had attending the Bethel teacher, school and friends ; feel very de-ply the cad of a of and I extend to the bereaved patents their bear I fell Mi- Eliza is visiting I friends in Mr who has in sick b-t i- B. L. and family, of have moved Bethel. j We always welcome good M I- is well filling her place at again. I much to the delight of her pupil-, j Miss Barbara Manning hit I Monday to ink- charge of a school, She is a very i thorough A is i i . id on Main by Alts. Willie Carson. The brick the Messrs, Taylor, on Railroad Street, is Hearing completion. Mr. lie r is in ism g the work on the new building for Wilson Andrews is gone to visit ill Miss Mann, in company with her is to visit her will l at next Wednesday evening at to one of his Come, laugh and mow fat, v candidates spoke a Bethel Friday, Secretary of State, J. Bryan Hues, the speech of the day. His login was his army u national and state a wonder, his His were the indifferent, aroused, his enemies whelmed. BETHEL DEPARTMENT AND BUNTING, BETHEL, N. C. DEALERS IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE, Complete Clothing, Dry Furniture, Groceries. We Pay Highest Prices for Cotton, Cotton Seed and Country Produce Hardware. For Cook Stoves Ranges, Heaters Pumps, Guns, Am- munition, One and Two Horse Steel Plows, Heat Cutters and Stuff in fact anything in Hardware come to H. L. CARR ITEMS Do You Eat Good, Fresh Groceries If you do come to see us. We keep every- thing in the grocery line and sell it to our at the Lowest Possible Price, Johnston Bros. Greenville, N. C. V, 110,000.00 North Carolina, County of Pill. James L. Cashier of the bunk, do solemnly wear that the Statement is true to the of my knowledge and DR. ii. P. THIGPEN, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, BETHEL, N. C. next door to Post and sworn to before me, this day of June, 1904. C. TYSON, Notary Public. JAMES L. LITTLE, W. U. WILSON, J. O. MO YE, J. A. ANDREWS, Directors TWO YEARS PREMIUMS HAVE BEEN PAID IN THE OF NEWARK, N. J., YOUR POLICY HAS Loan Value, Cash Value, Paid-up Insurance, Extended I ranee that works automatically, Is Will be re-instated if arrears be paid within on month while yon are living, or within three years after lapse, upon satisfactory evidence of and payment of arrears with interest. second No Restrictions. Incontestable. Dividends are payable at the beginning of the second and cf each year, provided the premium for the current year be paid. They may be To reduce Premiums, or To Increase the Insurance, or To make policy payable as an during the J. L. SUGG, c. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE, i Having qualified as of Annie L Smith, deceased, late of Pitt county, N C this is to notify all j persons having claim the estate of said deceased to exhibit them to the on or before the 27th day of or this notice will ho pleaded in bar of their All person indebted to said estate . will please make ate payment. I This 27th day of August SMITH, j Administrator. ; EXECUTORS NOTICE Letters testamentary having been issued to me, by the Clerk of the Superior Court of Pitt county, as ex- Of the last will and testament cf Martha A. Mills, and having duly d as such executor, notice is hereby given to all persons holding claims against the estate of said Martha A. Mills, present them to me for payment, duly authenticated, on or before the day of or this notice will be plead in bar of their rear very. All persons Indebted to said are requested to make immediate to me. Toll day of September, JOHN W. BROOKS, of Mary A. Mills. Si, Blow, Attorneys. WAREHOUSE has are Higher. We well equip- for selling your tobacco to fine advantage. We have com- men and one of the est and best lighted houses in the State. Sell with us, we'll please you. First of the ft Co. new buckwheat at M. PARHAM, FOXHALL, BOWLING. THE REFLECTOR, FOR FINE JOB PRINTING. N. C, Nov. 1- Mr. and D. O. and daughter, If. F. Dickens and A. at ended the Weldon fair last Messrs H. H. Stanley and Jennings visited Washington last week. G. L. and family who have lived for the past two years moved to Weldon. His many here regret to have him leave. Messrs. and Moore, spent Friday Shel- Henry P. Hill, of Chocowinity, pent Sunday in town. Stoke and family moved to Black and Mr. will occupy the houses vacated by M r. Baker and Mr. Harrington Miss spent Sunday friends in the country. Work has begun on George Mr. and Leggett have re- turned a visit to Mrs. Leg- get mother, near Enfield. Mr. Leggett spent Saturday Tarboro. Mr. Pulley went to Greenville Monday. Mrs. George Cola and Mrs. Jag, Bobbitt are spending today Greenville Of Cholera Mm but with On Small Bottle o Chamberlain's Colic, cholera Remedy. Mr O. W. Fowler of Ala., relates an experience be ad while serving on a jury a murder case at seat of county. Ala- He there I ate some fresh and Mime souse meat and it gave me in a very severe form. Ii WAS never sick In and sent to the drug store fur a mixture, but the druggist sent me a bottle of Chamberlain's and Remedy instead, tout had what I for, but that this medicine was so much he would rather send to me to the fix I was in. I took one dose of it and was better five minutes. The second dose cured me entire- Two fellow jurors were ed in the same manner and one small cured the three oft at Store. t A weak stomach weakens the because it cannot t nourishment. Health and strength cannot be. re- stored to any sick man or weak man without hist restoring health and to the stomach. A weak stomach cannot digest enough food to tee the tissue and revive the tired and run down limbs and of body. Dyspepsia core digests what yon eat, cleanses and the glands and of stomach, and cures dyspepsia stomach troubles. Sold at Wooten's Drug Store. SPECIALS BIG STORE. MILLINERY CLOTHING. We use only the best mate- rials in our Hence the Popularity to which it has grown and recognized by all well dressed people to be up-to- date in every way. We are sole agents for the best make of Men's Youths, Boys Suits Over Coats and Pants. Dress Goods The Largest stock of this season Woolens we have ever shown. Embracing every new Fabric to be found in any city. Furniture. The Recognized Leaders of Fine Furniture for a little money, Tables Rocking Chairs, Couches, Lounges, Cribs, Single Beds, Brass Beds. you call for in this line. C. T. Evans Street, Greenville, N. C. Bee H i WE WORK ALL THE TIME FOR YOUR INTERESTS. A Power For Good The pills that are potent in their action in effect are DeWitt's Little Early Risers. W. S. of Albany, Ga. a bilious attack I took one. Small as it was it did me more good than blue mash or other pill I ever took and at same time the effect was pleas ant. Little Early Risers are Sold by Drug Store. once liberated within your it produces a most wonderful effect. worth one's to feel the pleasure of life that comes by taking Mountain Tea. Wooten's Store. men to wood. We will weekly. Good wages. R. G. 10-25 w S. Read here the most Startling Price Quoting you have ever I heard yards Good Winter Calicoes, only cents per yard. Spool Cotton. Our price I cent. Feather Stitch Braid, white and colors. Bee Hive price cents per yard. Men Women's Fast Black Hose, cents per pair. Men's Sunday Shoes, worth and our price Men and Boy's Fine Sunday Shirts for cents. Boy's Heavy Winter Pants Men's Fine Worsted Pants for cents. We mean what we say. The above are only a few of the many good Bargains we are offering. Come to see us. Look For THE BEE HIVE. .- . m

Dissolution Sale THESE GOODS MUST GO Don't Wait Come Early and Get your Choice White edged all with ; Inch Lace, big values pent, i his Sale for checked Homespun, all colors you want, ii will cost you cents the yard, this per yd. Witter color opaque window i- . rend fringe, fixtures complete, feet feet wide, worth Hus Sale Dark Be for, we the market dining Sale at odd Vests, Worth cents, this Sale cents. Cotton gloss Towels, woven check patterns, assorted colors checks, fringe sizes Others must have ft each, this Sale two towels for cc. bi-, Pill, seamless, welted fine j values for cents per pair, this Hale j per pair. High hunt English Corset, jeans, fl honk steel ca hie cord bust aid gore trimmed top, et tilling. Sold the world tor thin Sale spun gloss, full width in. plaited flounce, none for The, this Sale S-j, Dozen Linen Collars, Standard Brand, retails for cents This Sale cents per Dozen. suits black fancy worsted. Men's that always bring four and five dollars, this Sale Big line of fall underwear, can't implicate these anywhere, for big values, this Sale 1,900 pairs of guaranteed solid leather anybody will price to where from f I to Sale We have a big lot of hats that we sold from ninety cents to one dollar, big value at those pi ices, this Sale Inspect this Sale . if You Don't Think these Goods are below Any Man's Prices Don't Buy. We will sell the bleaching, as long as we this Bale m Shirt you will say are cheap for all colors you Cat ask for, this We will ell a guaranteed, full 10-4 bed, you pay for, this Salt We have a big line of rubber goods, just re- -e will have to sell them also. I will have to include same Circus GREENVILLE FRIDAY REFLECTOR for years we have kept pace with our country's growth, the; q a in d i v II SELLS BROS. MOST FEATURE, WOO BEAST, AERIAL, MONO. AND SPECTACULAR HOLIDAY ON EARTH. A union of such merit as to plant it mighty foot upon the pinnacle of Popularity and Success In Square Garden. New fork City. It m there you now will It bare with Even Greater Feature Forthcoming. Bach and all exhibited by It, every one an promised, excel- PRODIGIOUS Miraculous Chasm-Vaulting who executes a flying- bicycle leap f fifty feet In The heroically I hit now for the time lo America. Th Martial of the World. Pronounced by Military net by our own Went as only appearance I I In the only of those seven male LA ii In any female . . , . more than th to the Grand Ric, Tho Cycle, The Monumental Mystery el Circling Motion on wild, wheel the absolutely perpendicular aide of Devil's THE SUPREME LIMIT OF SENSATIONAL NOVELTY. BUT IT IS FACT VERITABLE CAP-SHEAF OF AIL EXPLOITS. 1901 The Seven TROUPE Of Nina Hungarian Magyar Dancing Acrobats and The moat of grace and LIVE, FULL-GROWN POLAR BEARS r. The Only North , ,.;. . . ,.,. u ., la a raw Pole Discoverers, We Have H Ferocious, Arctic Terrors. To make how before -w-r a, am you also J- e V w The Greatly Original Juggling Equestrian, mighty, merry Due and Sulky act, whom phenomenal Curt act, are the moat and of features. The American Champion A h of the World, now their own original aerial acrobatic high stage act. Its three elevated aerial arena and coliseum rare presenting, In a hundred champion ravels, an absolutely complete Equestrian Acrobatic Military Circus, Clown Track Elephant, Wild Beast, Animal and the Hippodrome of day; the only Dancing the only Hells Soldier Elephant; hugest combined herds of their kind, with full of wisdom and trunks full of tricks; a real World's Fair of Steeds of every strain, which in numbers, beauty and Intelligence outshine all Blue Ribbon Shown. ITS ORIENTAL AND MILITARY PAGEANT, la the Free Street Display Old Glory floated TWO DAILY. RAIN OR CHINK. IN NEW TENTS- ADMISSION. CHILDREN YEARS, C Open at I and P. II. the and Grand Promenade by hour later. On day Coupon. actually Beat, may In- secured at th regular prices at COWARD We sell t public auction on Thursday, Nov. 10th, 1904, th fol- lowing named buildings belonging to the town- the guard Mm , . formerly used uh a fl V-w log old house. cash, i right lo any all U I let. reserved. This November 1st, W A. i R. Move, Market T. E. Hooker, t w mot let. is Of N .-. It i. Farm am Fountain, Physician and Surgeon, N. C. o door east of post office, n . rail. to Van Ma. upon -t. Wood Sons, m S i UM y D. Editor and Owner. and Friday. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE VOL. No. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 1904. No. ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE MAYOR OF GREENVILLE Greenville, N. C, Nov. 4th, 1904. To the Citizens of Pitt and Information has been received in Greenville that an epidemic of smallpox exists in our town, and we are informed that reports are current throughout the county of Pitt and adjoining counties that there cases of this disease in the town of Greenville. These reports are without foundation. There is only one case of smallpox in the town of Greenville, and this one case is of an exceedingly mild type and the party is now practically well and will be discharged in a few days. There were formerly three other cases in the town of Green- ville, two of which were not residents of Greenville, but came here from elsewhere with already develop id before they came here. As mayor of the town of Greenville, I take this method of erroneous reports and to further state that the physicians our town have the thoroughly under con- troll, and no one need have any fear whatever. Greenville is not under quarantine and has no need to every one who desires to do so can come to Greenville with perfect safety as all the re- ports in regard to smallpox in Greenville are erroneous and absolutely without foundation. W. R. Mayor. Brown, Supt. of Health. ECHOES FROM OPERAS. Brilliant Entertainment at Opera House. from staged by J. S. Atkinson under the local management of Mr. J. B presented in opera Thursday night, was a most bean and attractive It A. LATHAM DEAD, Victim of Street Car Accident. N. C , H. A. salesman of the In- and Coal dud morning at o'clock at bis home Biltmore as the result of afternoon 1-y being row it from a street oar on the Biltmore of th railroad company. Mr. boarded the o'clock, car at the squire yesterday after- noon fur his home in more. He lad made several purchases during the and carried in bin arms these packages. chased the Gazette which paper he years. While editor of the he was twice elected reading clerk the house of Later he sold Ga- and moved to lei remaining there a short while moved to which wan the former home of his wife. Mrs. Latham, and a Mrs. J P. now live in i iii lo of bis here in Pit county. A Punctual Man. A certain Mr. Scott, of Biter, whose business required him to travel constantly, was in the At is known v, the. Good- for lake curve, or where car the kingdom, his turns into Avenue, j methodical habits v there is n spring switch that i- be act to allow the Biltmore fort One. For a great lines, but which the turned ill order to let the depot car i Com wall or Devon that he follow the track in knew the day Avenue. This had either; ht- would arrive. A short tampered with or else before he died at had gotten into who groove and did permit the making a journey through perfect working of the Cornwall put up at a small at when the Biltmore car started Isaac for dinner, be over the switch the car wheel the bill of found suddenly Into to his liking. He had, Avenue. Mr. Latham, seen -luck roasting on platform not expecting on the the. have the car to was thrown to the sail he. Sir, replied brick pavement and struck on the the landlord; n Mr. hack of bis head of know Ml. Scott ed by the fall was very replied the traveler, taken to the is in your house of the line and thence taken to his said the landlord, six a carriage. He lingered ago, whet; he was last here till this morning and died. he ordered the duck to lie ready Mr. Latham came to for this day, exactly M years ago from And, to the . when- tie was engaged in a newspaper. He was a light writer and one of lie was it i most men ibis taring the inn live TOWN MATTERS. Business Transacted by the Aldermen. The board aldermen were in regular monthly Thursday night, the mayor and six being Under the head of streets the Com pi sin's of Hooker A large audience filled the hall and and Mrs. G. B. King for alleged the entire a delight damages were but from start to finish. It was a definite conclusions reached, wonderful performance of home. The market committee men and women, beys and little the sale of a tenement house on the girls. Only one week ago At-, market lot, and that material for began these for construction of the guard home had received work would purpose of assisting in building j begin a few days, the new Methodist church. Th,. finance committee reported the result of their efforts have funds low- in the treasury and it been is pleasingly attested by ordered that be very large audience that greeted rowed from Greenville Banking them. j Trust Co. thirty days, to en- The performance has never been the treasurer to pay all bills excelled this town. The perfect until the tax collector can make splendor with which large group of people, large end street lights and wells were small, were a. I i. .-i reported in condition. by Mi. Atkinson, was white cemetery was reported marvelous. The renditions were sold during past month. No excellent. The people of Green- J have been done in either cemetery ville and Pitt county may always during the month, be relied upon to do their very j A pair of rubber gloves was or best all they undertake the purchased for engineer of attentive showed their fire engine. appreciation of high class enter, j The tax collector, treasurer, dispensary ITEMS. Too much praise could not be given the untiring efforts of the management. The beautiful women and girls, g cos- were simply charming. made their reports for the month of The amount sales at the the month was 83,736.15. The mayor was. ordered to have N. C, Nov. 1904. Miss Bessie is visiting; her sister, Mrs. Chas. Lawhorn. and Cornelia Nobles spent with Miss Mr. and Mrs. E.-E. Hail the Union meeting at Black Saturday. J. R. Smith and family, of Ayden, spent Sunday afternoon at Lorenzo Miss Annie went to Ayden Miss spent Sat ox- nigh with Miss Annie born. Sile and Frank born were in the neighborhood Sunday. a number of our attended church at Black Jack Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. L. F. was here Sunday. W. and W. A. Nobles, was in the vicinity Sunday. Mr. and Mis. J. II. Cheek spent Sunday Greenville. E. Braxton and d Dollie, went to Saturday. Miss May Anderson in the neighborhood Friday afternoon. Teddy's Lamb. The men were gallant to land The an extreme, cavaliers and knightly in article Betting forth the exact con- of court It was a of r smallpox Green- ville nut extra copies of the without a of discord p.,,.,., said article were or friction to mar or jar the ordered I he circulated, enjoyment. Such pleasures committee was appointed lo do not come often, but this one has expense incurred Shown beyond cavil that is the town incident to smallpox much stage talent among our home patients and same to the county Mrs. desires to thank J members of lied Hawk every who took- part in the Fire Company were exempted Mb- Bessie ,,,,., p , lax for year in LETTER TO KING CO. special tax of per day on merry-go-rounds was reduced lo per day. The sum of taxes for 1903 j collected of J. S, through was ordered refunded. The prohibiting the Teddy had a little lamb, A I Tick was he, A cute curly-headed pet. Whose name was Booker T. Now, Teddy him very They made a charming pair, And everywhere that Teddy went. His little lamb was there. Teddy said unto himself, great White house is mine; Why I care what people I'd him in to Then Teddy's friend-, the Lilly Began to kick you turn that black sheep out Look help from when they saw their . frown, N. C. was ordered refunded. H soon they changed the cry Dar Why, do you think, i The ordinance prohibiting the with Win, we'll be can sell pure paint as low fire works in town Rood; tiers sell adulterated paint to be suspended from G-111 ,; p eating There are or or different I o'clock p. in., Dec. 24th t. fl B, Tyler in Norfolk Virgin- makers of paint, that rank, in a o'clock ;. id., Dec. 27th way, as they have provided that pop of traveler, who look he Window, Hit, Heel in. Mr Latham was the eldest son of I he hue Kev J He was born Pitt, county, in lour miles of Greenville, and spent his early life on the farm. He at- tended male afterwards went to the State University from which he After his graduation he waived to Washington and minutes lief lite appointed K Table, Postal Information. Postmaster R. Flanagan for distribution a bandy little book, issued by the de- the government, giving much serviceable information on postal rules and The book be had tor the asking the regions; one's region is large another's is. small; everyone is its region. or or one is best next, and so on but i he prices are all same or about the can buy one for thin another though; a matter sometimes. Ii w do you think, can j sell tin for no more than the answer is it i-i-ell ii; more to make, lo Ml . helps sell i II, Its years help sell It. Go by Yours truly, P. t. c- Thomas Settle Gets Knocked Down and Kicked. N. Nov. or cannon exceeding inches length shall not be permit to be sold or used in the town The special tax of per year Thomas Settle or Ash. ville and on bicycle dealers was Democrat Necessary uniforms a overcoats laud, this in-a for policemen were I personal in the lobby Sf . the Hotel this evening he amount of about i about Mr. 1650 were allowed and ordered Mr. into of the large paid. plate glass windows or. the east side of the office, then kicked him on to the stairs leading to the bar of the hotel. The was the Mule's Kick Kills N. Nov. Beatty the of political ion of Joseph it Mr. Mettle first kicked a mule yesterday after- Cathey with a P. S. II. L. sells our paint d kilted. He was a field wheat when he h a blow ct the injury It is not known just. that the bow It occurred, tin ,, . . the window light. Both men were relatives , , ,. cut Horn the i Post. I section of the idled suddenly Thursday night. For i She fell while ironing young calf. H. some N, Dropped Dead. a i ; i . i . i being dead Ann Daniel, an aged s, . . . . . , fire residing in the Post. New seeded pitted dates, ii I B-l i