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Dissolution Sale <lb/>
THESE GOODS MUST GO <lb/>
Don't Wait Come Early and <lb/>
Get your Choice <lb/>
White Lawn J edged all around <lb/>
with i Inch . Lace, <lb/>
values for for <lb/>
yards checked Homespun, all colors you <lb/>
want, it will cost you cents the yard, this <lb/>
per yd. <lb/>
Water color opaque window Shade with <lb/>
thread fixtures complete, G feet long v <lb/>
feet wide, worth anywhere, this Sale <lb/>
Dark Calicoes you pay <lb/>
and for, we nave the market during thin<lb/>
odd Vests, Worth cents, this Sale cents. <lb/>
Cotton gloss Towels, woven check patterns, <lb/>
assorted colors checks, fringe ends, sizes <lb/>
Others must have cents each, this Sale <lb/>
towels fr <lb/>
full, seamless, <lb/>
welted top, fine guess. Big values for cents <lb/>
per pair, this Sale y per pair. <lb/>
High bust Corset, hook <lb/>
steel cable cord bust and <lb/>
trimmed top, perfect fitting. Sold the world <lb/>
over for this Sale <lb/>
Black mercerized, spun gloss, full <lb/>
width in. plaited flounce, Done better for <lb/>
this Sale <lb/>
Dozen Li Collars, Standard Brand, retails for cents <lb/>
This Sale cents per Dozen. <lb/>
suits black fancy worsted. Men's <lb/>
Suits that always bring four and live <lb/>
this Sale <lb/>
Big Hue of fall underwear, can't these <lb/>
anywhere, M big values, this <lb/>
Sale <lb/>
1,900 pairs of Shoes, guaranteed solid leather <lb/>
mien, will price to you any her from <lb/>
l lo Sale <lb/>
We have a big lot of that we sold from <lb/>
ninety cents to one dollar, big value at these <lb/>
prices, this Sale <lb/>
Inspect this Sale and if You Don't Think these Goods are below <lb/>
Any Man's Prices Don't Buy. <lb/>
We will sell the best as long as we <lb/>
have any, this Sale i-ac. <lb/>
M that you ill say are cheap for <lb/>
all colon can ask this Sale <lb/>
We will sell a guaranteed, lull 10-4 <lb/>
unbleached, you pay for, this Salt <lb/>
We have a big line of rubber goods, just re- <lb/>
tie will have to sell them also. <lb/>
I will have to include <lb/>
same <lb/>
A. E. TUCKER. <lb/>
Next Door to of Greenville. <lb/>
Circus <lb/>
GREENVILLE <lb/>
FRIDAY <lb/>
FOR YEARS WK HAVE MUM WITH OUR COUNTRY'S GROWTH <lb/>
THE GREATEST <lb/>
MM HUGH SELLS <lb/>
HAST COMPLETE FEATURE, AERIAL. <lb/>
AND SPECTACULAR ON <lb/>
a, onion of Billionaire <lb/>
merit H to plant mighty loot upon <lb/>
very of Popularity In <lb/>
Square Garden. New City. <lb/>
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tuna then, mo now will we It here with Even <lb/>
Feat Each and all <lb/>
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a leap feet In rue <lb/>
and heroically <lb/>
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America. <lb/>
THE AURORA ZOUAVES <lb/>
The Champion Martial Matters of the World. <lb/>
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Pointers <lb/>
MASSES LA<lb/>
Tin <lb/>
The Monumental of Circling on wild, wheel too <lb/>
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THE F R E M C Z TROUPE <lb/>
LIVE, FULL-GROWN POUR BEARS<lb/>
To bow before m XI w <lb/>
Original Dog and art. <lb/>
S Cart J g the and of <lb/>
,. The American Champion Urn World. <lb/>
The Seven <lb/>
Unitary Clown Track lid <lb/>
and the Roman Hippodrome of the only <lb/>
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trunk, full of Std of <lb/>
In number., beauty and Intelligence all Blue <lb/>
ITS ORIENTAL AND MILITARY PAGEANT <lb/>
fa Free Street Old ewer floated over. <lb/>
TWO PERFORMANCES OR SHINE, IS <lb/>
two <lb/>
I P. M. the Menagerie, and Promenade Concerto by <lb/>
I later. On day Coupon <lb/>
COWARD<lb/>
Kc. <lb/>
New Fall Catalog <lb/>
Augur is the most <lb/>
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THE EASTERN REFLECTOR <lb/>
. Editor and Owner. <lb/>
VOL. No. <lb/>
and Friday. <lb/>
ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE <lb/>
GREENVILLE, Pin COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER <lb/>
AN OLD BOOK. <lb/>
COUNTY <lb/>
and t Long Ago. <lb/>
W. of town- <lb/>
Official Vote of Pitt County. <lb/>
The board of in- <lb/>
f the <lb/>
Tote late Thursday afternoon. In <lb/>
giving the vote The Deflector <lb/>
Proceedings of the Commissioner. <lb/>
The board of <lb/>
ship, brought old book j met in regular <lb/>
which lie says cm presented to I the 7th, all the ticket <lb/>
the public of K of present, <lb/>
Orders on the treasurer were <lb/>
For <lb/>
the Book The book <lb/>
bear the till- of <lb/>
as <lb/>
David imitated in the language of county home <lb/>
the New It contains <lb/>
the I's in as well us u <lb/>
and<lb/>
blank leaves the mar- <lb/>
gins contain ii e- i- with <lb/>
and and insane <lb/>
The h date <lb/>
1772 tickets <lb/>
but is one of the twenty-third elections <lb/>
An to Hi com mis <lb/>
that superior <lb/>
page f Dec. Ur, 1718 Ir 10.2 ; 34.75; <lb/>
is the old style prim in which tbs <lb/>
letter f Cur a. i e year <lb/>
The curly of the book j t L. <lb/>
used it as a J. Kramer. <lb/>
D. D. Gardner released from <lb/>
taxes on real <lb/>
of chained. <lb/>
is 27th, Richard was <lb/>
at i the from taxes real <lb/>
without any charged. <lb/>
Another has Teal Waiter Wilson was released from <lb/>
Jany. 15th, The book also i taxes <lb/>
the name erroneously charged, <lb/>
of and Mary The public road <lb/>
born 7th of 1780, and leading from Herbert <lb/>
James Tee I, boo -f the same par- place to run, <lb/>
horn Au. 5th, 1777. one mile long, was ordered <lb/>
mi about midway the; <lb/>
book is a page to the 1-1 The pay of convict guards was <lb/>
family o which are as full J. F. <lb/>
names sou if per day, guards per <lb/>
Mary July Slat, <lb/>
Am. daughter of allowance of <lb/>
J. born Aug. 2nd, 1708, wife increased to per <lb/>
and child born in 1766. <lb/>
PITT COUNTY TEACHERS. <lb/>
There are . bar indistinct <lb/>
but are to <lb/>
show it is old <lb/>
of people who <lb/>
lived a long time ago. <lb/>
month and of to <lb/>
per month. <lb/>
U. B. Leon H. Cox, <lb/>
G. N C. <lb/>
W. H. i b were <lb/>
poll for 1904<lb/>
with the total <lb/>
in the on president, <lb/>
and county <lb/>
Harris <lb/>
Fleming, <lb/>
Legislators <lb/>
Kin <lb/>
Glenn Harris B. Fleming <lb/>
Laughinghouse Little <lb/>
King <lb/>
Glenn Harris Fleming <lb/>
Little King <lb/>
Glenn Harris Fleming<lb/>
Little King <lb/>
Monthly Meeting of Teachers. <lb/>
We do not believe any <lb/>
the sate takes deeper <lb/>
interest in work than the <lb/>
teacher-s of Pitt county, No bet- <lb/>
evidence of this can be had <lb/>
the very large attendance upon <lb/>
the monthly meeting of the county <lb/>
today. It <lb/>
was the largest attendance we have <lb/>
noticed at any meeting and <lb/>
they are all Interested in <lb/>
take advantage of every op. <lb/>
pin t for <lb/>
The program as previously pub <lb/>
for was car- <lb/>
and all that was done <lb/>
helpful and instructive. The <lb/>
model class work was <lb/>
interesting and shows the rapid <lb/>
development school work has mad <lb/>
No. <lb/>
PERSONALS AND SOCIAL <lb/>
Friday, Nov. 1904. <lb/>
who has been <lb/>
sick some days is out again. <lb/>
J. B. of New York, <lb/>
spent Thursday on the <lb/>
market here. <lb/>
K. . soil Parker, <lb/>
went lo evening <lb/>
and returned this <lb/>
Mrs. George little <lb/>
eon, of thin <lb/>
morning to visit her parents, Mr. <lb/>
and Mrs. A. Forbes, <lb/>
A Pleasant Surprise. <lb/>
Late Wednesday afternoon quite <lb/>
n number of the ladies of the <lb/>
j Methodist church congregated in <lb/>
Harris Fleming of the home of their pastor. <lb/>
Laughinghouse a cart loaded with <lb/>
Little King <lb/>
NO. <lb/>
Glenn Harris Fleming <lb/>
bundles and packages of all <lb/>
with a colored man <lb/>
charge, stopped in front of the <lb/>
, , <lb/>
Laughinghouse j parsonage gate. The waiting ladies <lb/>
King <lb/>
NO. <lb/>
Glenn Fleming <lb/>
Little King<lb/>
approached the cart, loaded them <lb/>
selves with part of the contents of <lb/>
the cart, filed through and <lb/>
into the personage <lb/>
where they deposited their pack- <lb/>
ages in heaps. And now the <lb/>
but fortunate pastor <lb/>
up to tho <lb/>
Little lb, pleasant fact that the dear, good <lb/>
sisters had planned and executed a <lb/>
Glenn i. Fleming without <lb/>
of it reaching the par- <lb/>
N C, Nov <lb/>
May Andes sun her <lb/>
in <lb/>
We arc glad to have <lb/>
her tench for us, wish <lb/>
much <lb/>
and <lb/>
Ladies Home Journal <lb/>
The I j., of the <lb/>
bazaar to he the opera <lb/>
in Dee <lb/>
their friends hat will have <lb/>
a Ladies Journal booth. The <lb/>
managers of that of the <lb/>
bazaar will the favor i Dudley day night <lb/>
if those intending to subscribe with Jerome <lb/>
this Journal, or to renew present Miss Bessie <lb/>
will keep the bazaar spending several days visiting <lb/>
in mind and place their relatives here, returned <lb/>
ions through it. Mention Is made Tuesday. <lb/>
of this for that some was well represented <lb/>
would gladly bazaar at Sunday. <lb/>
with their subscriptions may Quite u number of the boys over <lb/>
know of such booth and subscribe in the vicinity Sun- <lb/>
or Subscript- <lb/>
ions will be taken from now on J. A. of was <lb/>
should any one wish to subscribe In the hood yes. <lb/>
or find it necessary to renew be- <lb/>
fore the time for the bazaar. <lb/>
The Election. <lb/>
Later from the election <lb/>
practically the re- <lb/>
received and as our <lb/>
every state <lb/>
except in <lb/>
In the eighth <lb/>
the is so <lb/>
both sides are claiming it and it <lb/>
will take tho official count lo <lb/>
t ermine whether Newland or Blank <lb/>
land bus <lb/>
Mis. John Wesley, St. Louis <lb/>
Rocky Mountain Tea is <lb/>
the greatest tonic I have ever used; <lb/>
cured me chronic stomach <lb/>
Tea or Table s. <lb/>
Drug Store. <lb/>
Misses Allie and Lizzie <lb/>
went to <lb/>
Miss Gay, of <lb/>
spent and Sunday with <lb/>
Mis <lb/>
Mis is <lb/>
the sick list. <lb/>
A tie Caraway <lb/>
night with <lb/>
Harvey in went Ayden <lb/>
in <lb/>
What is <lb/>
In the analysis nobody <lb/>
knows, but we do know that it is <lb/>
under strict law. Abuse that law <lb/>
even slightly, pain results. <lb/>
living of <lb/>
the resulting in <lb/>
Headache or Liver trouble. <lb/>
Dr. King's New Life Pills quickly <lb/>
re-adjusts this. It's gentle, yet <lb/>
thorough. Only Women's <lb/>
Drug Store. <lb/>
Little King<lb/>
Glenn Hints Fleming <lb/>
Little King no. <lb/>
Glenn Flaming<lb/>
Little King <lb/>
SWIPE <lb/>
Glenn Harris <lb/>
Move <lb/>
Little King <lb/>
TOTALS FOB COUNTY. <lb/>
Harris <lb/>
Lieutenant <lb/>
Meek ins Senate <lb/>
Lit- <lb/>
tie <lb/>
ton <lb/>
Register <lb/>
House <lb/>
Omit <lb/>
Ward <lb/>
Barnhill <lb/>
Home <lb/>
Smith <lb/>
New berry <lb/>
is the banner township <lb/>
the having cast the <lb/>
re of the ad <lb/>
vole and the percent He <lb/>
publican vote of any township <lb/>
the <lb/>
Quick <lb/>
J. A. Ala <lb/>
was twice hospital from a <lb/>
severe case of piles causing <lb/>
tumors After doctors all <lb/>
remedies failed, <lb/>
Salve quickly further <lb/>
and cared him. It <lb/>
and kills <lb/>
at Wooten's drug <lb/>
in of them <lb/>
Since we came to <lb/>
now nearly a year ago, the people <lb/>
been exceedingly kind to us. <lb/>
Prior to this magnificent cl max <lb/>
many sure tokens of appreciation <lb/>
had leached our home since we <lb/>
came among them. We wish to as- <lb/>
sure every one who has shown <lb/>
that it is <lb/>
Our opinion is, that <lb/>
there is no better charge N. O. <lb/>
than <lb/>
Sincerely, <lb/>
J. A. <lb/>
Mr. Parker to Remain in Politics. <lb/>
Judge Barker announced to one <lb/>
of his friends last . eek that no <lb/>
matter what the result the <lb/>
be ii his <lb/>
to remain in politic. He declared <lb/>
that if he should be defeated he <lb/>
would never again lie B Candidate <lb/>
for the presidency, but that would <lb/>
The Christmas <lb/>
The with <lb/>
its of good cheer and <lb/>
helpfulness, will be welcomed in <lb/>
every home. The fashion pages <lb/>
are unusually attractive, <lb/>
and the very latest <lb/>
modes in a way to make their <lb/>
construction during busy <lb/>
festive season a pleasure instead <lb/>
task, literary and <lb/>
pictorial features are of ram excel- <lb/>
A selection Love Song <lb/>
from Wagner rendered <lb/>
Into English by <lb/>
beautifully <lb/>
colors by J. C. <lb/>
occupies a prominent place a <lb/>
chapter in Composer's <lb/>
relating the Romance of Wagner <lb/>
and in an interesting sup- <lb/>
to the lyrics. A very <lb/>
clever entitled Court <lb/>
Circles the describes <lb/>
some unique phases of Washington <lb/>
social lire is from an con- <lb/>
who is said to <lb/>
the circles of society. <lb/>
There are abort stories from the <lb/>
pens of P, Smith, Rob- <lb/>
Grant, Alice Blown, Mary <lb/>
Stewart Cutting and Elmore Elliot <lb/>
such interesting writers <lb/>
as Julia L. <lb/>
and e hold <lb/>
the attention of the children. <lb/>
Many Christmas suggestions are <lb/>
given in needlework and the <lb/>
cookery pages are redolent of the <lb/>
feast. addition, <lb/>
there are the regular <lb/>
with nun y <lb/>
on topics to <lb/>
man's and with- <lb/>
out the home. <lb/>
Paper Must Enlarge. <lb/>
Ir will he seen that columns of <lb/>
The are very much <lb/>
crowded with The <lb/>
men realize that space in <lb/>
paper pays them, hence they <lb/>
make heavy demands lo- space, <lb/>
not deter him from taking an active great this demand of <lb/>
pan in the future battles of his late that it been necessary to <lb/>
party. He felt that he might lie <lb/>
decline advertisements. To <lb/>
able to wield more influence If bit I be able to accommodate nil who <lb/>
were entirely want space an order has been <lb/>
any possible implication person. placed a larger pres and he- <lb/>
ambition or interest. i fore a great while we hope to have <lb/>
The revelations of corruption <lb/>
from the connect ion of the <lb/>
trusts with the immense <lb/>
can campaign it i said, <lb/>
Judge Parker that it is <lb/>
his duty to devote a large part of <lb/>
his time energy the future <lb/>
to the service Democratic <lb/>
York World. <lb/>
Send us Your Orders. <lb/>
room for all who want to advertise. <lb/>
Sour . <lb/>
When of food taken <lb/>
is ton large or the quality ton rich, <lb/>
your stomach is likely to follow, <lb/>
and especially so it the digestion <lb/>
has been weakened by <lb/>
Bat slowly not too freely <lb/>
of easily digested food. Masticate <lb/>
the food thoroughly. Let rive <lb/>
elapse meals, <lb/>
when y feel a fullness Weight <lb/>
the i the after <lb/>
out some good job printing. eating, lake <lb/>
shape now to fill orders i the <lb/>
ere in <lb/>
promptly do your in b, j<lb/>
may avoided. <lb/>
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M. SCHULTZ <lb/>
retail Grocer and <lb/>
i Dealer. Cash paid Co. existing In the <lb/>
. w Greenville, N. C, lbs said <lb/>
l Far, Cotton Seed, Ba hereby ,. . <lb/>
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DISSOLUTION. <lb/>
C. T. and V. Johnson <lb/>
having sold lo A. E. Mir <lb/>
Lire interest the K. Tucker <lb/>
Turkeys, Egg, etc. Bed <lb/>
. Mattresses, Oak Suits. Be. <lb/>
triages, Go-Carts, A. K. t all the a <lb/>
id ; i a I the liabilities <lb/>
from date. <lb/>
the said <lb/>
Mills, fables, Lounges, Safes, <lb/>
I no Gail <lb/>
firm, ah owing said <lb/>
will to said <lb/>
E. and having <lb/>
George Can- isl pi sent them <lb/>
signatures <lb/>
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V. fries. <lb/>
tine Apples, this Sept 17th <lb/>
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ABOUT THE <lb/>
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external conditions, but in th <lb/>
majority of cases by a disorder <lb/>
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THIS IS A FACT <lb/>
which may be <lb/>
by trying a course of <lb/>
Pills <lb/>
inter- j They control and regulate the . <lb/>
i a V. John They bring hope and to <lb/>
They bring health and elastic <lb/>
to toe body, <lb/>
TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE.<lb/>
morons -trier goods. Quality and <lb/>
for cash. Owe <lb/>
ITEMS.<lb/>
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NO <lb/>
OF <lb/>
again. <lb/>
All against <lb/>
the old . and Co . <lb/>
will t to me tor payment <lb/>
and all persons owing the form will <lb/>
make a; me. <lb/>
This S. pt 7th <lb/>
A. E. TUCKER. <lb/>
We have cold our entire interest in . <lb/>
who <lb/>
at the j,, B. B. Bucking <lb/>
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i turning will spend weeks <lb/>
CO <lb/>
Radiant <lb/>
Beauty <lb/>
of perfect purity are made by <lb/>
Liquid The of <lb/>
in the toilet has been known for <lb/>
tunes, but much of its was last until <lb/>
the of X <lb/>
Hancock's <lb/>
Liquid <lb/>
not only It produce a <lb/>
i i silk, but a hair bath will cure <lb/>
all scalp promote a new of <lb/>
healthy hair and strengthen the coloring matter <lb/>
in the hair i to check and avoid <lb/>
gray Buy <lb/>
at any reliable drug <lb/>
Hancock's Liquid Ointment <lb/>
Prepared especially for Burnt, Scalds, Open <lb/>
Sores, Chafed Parts, Raw Surfaces. Boils. <lb/>
Tiles. Roughness of lite and Hands and all <lb/>
Skin Diseases. <lb/>
free look on or <lb/>
the u a cure Cur all blood. <lb/>
kin <lb/>
HANCOCK <lb/>
LIQUID CO. <lb/>
Baltimore. Md. <lb/>
THINGS GOOD TO EAT <lb/>
AT <lb/>
The Five Points Grocer. <lb/>
At this store you get Hon- <lb/>
c it Honest Prices <lb/>
ham, has been visiting, Mrs <lb/>
F. Q. returned home I <lb/>
Rev. W. B. Cox, and Miss Pat j j <lb/>
of Greenville Mis-s <lb/>
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Undivided Profit. lens <lb/>
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ASK FOR <lb/>
J. M. Manager and <lb/>
Agent. <lb/>
those in <lb/>
of all who receive <lb/>
take <lb/>
Just received, fine line of Go to E. E. <lb/>
loss and can tit up in any style i market beef. meats, <lb/>
new <lb/>
sail <lb/>
this office. We His . <lb/>
for printing. <lb/>
yon need a nice, light, <lb/>
tough y for buggy or <lb/>
carriage. Call mi and make a <lb/>
Mtg. <lb/>
Ayden Mfg. Co., <lb/>
N. <lb/>
Lime, plastering hair, windows, <lb/>
doors, blind-, and side lights at <lb/>
J. E. Smith Bro. <lb/>
Since of small- <lb/>
pox in our midst is <lb/>
assuming its cheerful appear- <lb/>
its brisk, the <lb/>
schools are all t pined up and well <lb/>
patronized, all me various <lb/>
tries are along <lb/>
have a pr <lb/>
able and a ; air <lb/>
to permeate all our <lb/>
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go to work, more money, <lb/>
secure father <lb/>
age Hen. <lb/>
Ayden will <lb/>
it. <lb/>
i can Hit in <lb/>
nicker piques and <lb/>
ether nice goods too to <lb/>
mention J. Smith A Bro. <lb/>
Call see laces <lb/>
J. R. Smith Bro. <lb/>
Do TOO know J K. Smith Bro. i <lb/>
town proper. Try <lb/>
Ayden Milling Co. <lb/>
oranges, apples <lb/>
land at E. E. <lb/>
Call n Halt for n bar <lb/>
rel of Columbia Flour, none better <lb/>
to be had anywhere. <lb/>
We are offering good values for <lb/>
the money in shoes, hats, caps, <lb/>
rugs mattings, tables and <lb/>
floor oil cloth Cannon Tyson. <lb/>
For peaches, apple-, corn <lb/>
tomatoes, ac, apply to E. E. <lb/>
Co. <lb/>
The family of A. D. Gardner <lb/>
left yesterday for Chase City, Va., <lb/>
where they will make their home. <lb/>
Ur. Card net bus been there <lb/>
fur several Our <lb/>
very much going away <lb/>
bops in rue home <lb/>
in y I in <lb/>
if you do not secure <lb/>
grade buggies, <lb/>
your loss vs iII ours. <lb/>
Ayden Milling Mfg. Co., <lb/>
den, N. <lb/>
We are Headquarters first <lb/>
class, light i eat <lb/>
Ayden Milling Mfg. Co., <lb/>
M. <lb/>
New line of men's suits, youth <lb/>
boy suits, and over-coat's to <lb/>
tit at. Cannon Tyson. <lb/>
Harrison ready mixed paints. <lb/>
j and fresh fish. <lb/>
Sid of Greenville, was <lb/>
Tuesday. <lb/>
First hand made by <lb/>
the wholesale retail large <lb/>
always on hand, your orders <lb/>
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in the enlargement of will <lb/>
do well to see Hart Bro,. <lb/>
has been in <lb/>
the amp v Ayden Lumber <lb/>
Company, left for his home in <lb/>
ye- <lb/>
seats for <lb/>
the are simply the <lb/>
Solicited. A. Griffin. <lb/>
pair double, single and fold- smoothest sent on the market <lb/>
wire bed springs at K. j Ayden Milling Mfg. Co. <lb/>
Smith Bro. <lb/>
Annie <lb/>
J. R. <lb/>
keep the most complete line of colors, lead, oil and <lb/>
bleaching ginghams Bro. <lb/>
town. Their customers tell me I home <lb/>
that it is so. <lb/>
. Best <lb/>
Ayden, <lb/>
I made cypress for sale by <lb/>
Tyson. <lb/>
Hart Cypress for Tessie were here Monday. <lb/>
sale by Gannon ft Tyson. perhaps just at this E. I <lb/>
Roy Flanagan was down on may not possibly be s <lb/>
t ion day, e looking after; busy a street broker yet <lb/>
me interest of Mr. Roosevelt j It is-plain as an Insurance man he <lb/>
Why suffer from intense head ; gets He is not only a 800- <lb/>
eye ache smarts and burns,; but ha found it necessary to <lb/>
hen you can His companies <lb/>
el one pair of glasses properly are first class every body <lb/>
fitted, by J. W. Taylor, grad- J realizes the fact, hence Mr. Cox <lb/>
Optician, N. C. Weak is to be congratulated in being a <lb/>
eyes, when in of glasses, j hastier and having something <lb/>
If i t give you absolute <lb/>
satisfaction your dealer will <lb/>
pay you returning it. <lb/>
K. Johnson, <lb/>
Dist. Ayden, <lb/>
Dr. Joseph <lb/>
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON <lb/>
Block, <lb/>
Ayden, N. C. <lb/>
Dr. <lb/>
Practicing Physician Surgeon <lb/>
Office Hotel Annie, <lb/>
Ayden, N. C. <lb/>
good to hustle. <lb/>
I. J-. wife were <lb/>
shopping in Greenville this week. <lb/>
We want your hams chickens <lb/>
egg. J. R. Smith ft Bro. <lb/>
Miss Jennie Coward, <lb/>
ways go bail to worse. A <lb/>
tie piece of glass properly <lb/>
ed will often work wonders. <lb/>
J. E. Hurt and wife of <lb/>
over Wednesday spent <lb/>
the night with W. F. Hart. <lb/>
Pales of cot ton on an is visiting friends here, <lb/>
is hat I be Milling j We continue to build <lb/>
Mfg. Co., gin. They give for we do not <lb/>
lint and the public J set apace we <lb/>
found it out. Milling Co., Ayden, N. C <lb/>
Our stock of ribbons is wide, j Examine our Hue of notions just <lb/>
narrow, nice and cheap, J. R. Jackson f <lb/>
Cold weather <lb/>
prices suit all. <lb/>
Smith Bro. <lb/>
Dr. W. W. of Grifton, <lb/>
has been a to our re- <lb/>
Come to see us when you warn <lb/>
Dr. Patrick B and Elmer i to buy Independent sure arm. <lb/>
Oar. III Washington pros Tobacco, we handle Trust W. C. Jackson and <lb/>
or no s n <lb/>
given, <lb/>
X. C. <lb/>
If you in the any <lb/>
of <lb/>
Hart ft in. brought this ma Now we <lb/>
underwear a <lb/>
Fits guaranteed <lb/>
come i ace us, <lb/>
Ask E. G it. Life <lb/>
Fire, Accident and Health inst- <lb/>
P. O. g, <lb/>
our line of <lb/>
high grade can be <lb/>
easily .; Hie<lb/>
; Co, <lb/>
at W. Jackson and C's. <lb/>
Fleming to <lb/>
school alter several absence <lb/>
new <lb/>
future goods, Hart Jenkins, line of dress goods are taking the <lb/>
Cannon are displaying Corn, bay and J. R. of all who see them. They <lb/>
most up to line of Sin Mil <lb/>
plenty of i Several now telephones have <lb/>
Id. w. <lb/>
DEALER IN <lb/>
Groceries <lb/>
And Provisions <lb/>
Cotton Bagging and <lb/>
Ties always on hand <lb/>
Fresh Goods kept con- <lb/>
in stock. <lb/>
Produce Bought and Sold <lb/>
D. W. <lb/>
North Carolina. <lb/>
I lake ibis method of informing. and earl been added to private res <lb/>
the public a-, Hie wheels and will sell as cheap <lb/>
sou is about over I am one, <lb/>
inducements in order lo Milling Mfg. Co. <lb/>
My. line of cannot be Ayden, X <lb/>
excelled, the Edwin or ply paper roofing lee <lb/>
sin. winch I bundle is J. B, <lb/>
i mi surpassed by tiny her make. <lb/>
shall <lb/>
ell you <lb/>
cook <lb/>
in <lb/>
at me a call and when have <lb/>
the spirit of Vis. my dry goods. <lb/>
wended its to Him who gave; know <lb/>
it. Mrs. e to and <lb/>
for a long while, but hue her <lb/>
with that mid ; A it <lb/>
Christian and heating and repairs for <lb/>
she seemed at J. R. Smith Bro. <lb/>
in ii <lb/>
billing mattresses, <lb/>
. ten and J, It. <lb/>
Ii Bro. <lb/>
fortitude so <lb/>
spirit with <lb/>
blessed She leaves aged <lb/>
band, several children, grand- <lb/>
children and a host of who <lb/>
grieve at but <lb/>
while she has i. is her gain <lb/>
bow to humble <lb/>
to Him who <lb/>
well. Mason Jars and <lb/>
in this at J. It. Br. <lb/>
Wednesday at home <lb/>
the bride's mother, this place <lb/>
Mr. and Miss <lb/>
Lulu were i <lb/>
holy bonds of matrimony, <lb/>
Tin were W. B. j <lb/>
Alexander Mattie Me-j <lb/>
Law horn, Blimey Jackson i <lb/>
Little, Leon <lb/>
with Miss Emmi <lb/>
with Broad- i <lb/>
war. Viola <lb/>
played the wedding march and <lb/>
the ceremony was i <lb/>
r. H. King. Immediately j <lb/>
after marriage the bridal <lb/>
party drove to homo of tin-, <lb/>
father, It. R. Jacks-m, <lb/>
when elegant supper was par <lb/>
taken and remainder of the <lb/>
pleasantly spent. We <lb/>
tender hearty congratulation. <lb/>
E. E. Co. will do all they <lb/>
possible can to please you with <lb/>
new line of heavy and fancy <lb/>
mil h <lb/>
ladies that Cannon ft <lb/>
prettiest line <lb/>
.-Sine cure, for <lb/>
mid for <lb/>
J R mill Bro. is <lb/>
In- the b st in the <lb/>
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pro i <lb/>
mar- <lb/>
is guaranteed to do all <lb/>
L. Tucker and wife J. W. Cannon went to <lb/>
i to visit relatives i <lb/>
stock of furniture consist-1 you <lb/>
suits, steads, dining j cotton ginned nice clean. <lb/>
to know that <lb/>
of DRUGS, an <lb/>
up-to-date line TA- <lb/>
ail kinds <lb/>
TOILET articles, Heat <lb/>
qua My of <lb/>
goods and the <lb/>
Not Quite <lb/>
How often you can a <lb/>
thing <lb/>
nail or screw driver or <lb/>
lacking. o <lb/>
tool box and be for <lb/>
emergencies. Our line f tools <lb/>
u is all you desire, and <lb/>
will see tool <lb/>
box docs not lack a single <lb/>
useful article. <lb/>
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q You get Harness, <lb/>
Horse Goods, <lb/>
m of<lb/>
J. P<lb/>
in you might <lb/>
better prices for it, bring it to <lb/>
Ayden Milling Mfg. Co., Ayden, <lb/>
Don't fail to see Cannon <lb/>
Pauline from the j son's new crockery and <lb/>
country spent yesterday here shop Prices are cheaper <lb/>
j than formerly. <lb/>
Tao latest thine In shoes. Call Mis H nine <lb/>
in W. C. Jackson and Co's. to be <lb/>
Colon seed meal and bulls u Jackson <lb/>
J. R. Lawhorn nuptials <lb/>
CHEMICALS OB, mm <lb/>
Also carry Gard <lb/>
Dye-stuff, Cigars, <lb/>
Chewing and <lb/>
in a large as- <lb/>
of Pipes. Hard <lb/>
Rubber and Elastic <lb/>
Best-took of Brush <lb/>
es of all kinds. <lb/>
script com- <lb/>
pounded. <lb/>
OF <lb/>
THE BANK OF AYDEN <lb/>
N. C.-s <lb/>
At the clone of business Sept<lb/>
M. M. S <lb/>
PH ARM A <lb/>
AYDEN, C. <lb/>
Loans and Discounts, <lb/>
Furniture Fixtures <lb/>
Due from Hanks, <lb/>
Check and Cash Items, <lb/>
Gold Coin, <lb/>
Silver Com, <lb/>
National Bank notes and <lb/>
other S. notes<lb/>
i 1,577 <lb/>
iS <lb/>
LIABILITIES. <lb/>
Capital Stock paid in, <lb/>
Undivided profits loss <lb/>
expenses, <lb/>
Dividends unpaid <lb/>
Individual deposits sub- <lb/>
to check, <lb/>
Certified checks <lb/>
Cashier's <lb/>
Bills <lb/>
of of men. <lb/>
FOR MASONS ONLY. <lb/>
,, ., The Masonic <lb/>
Steamer R. L. Myers leave <lb/>
Washington daily, except Sunday, <lb/>
at a. for Greenville, leaves <lb/>
Greenville daily, except Sunday, <lb/>
wt m. for Washington. <lb/>
Connecting at Washington with <lb/>
Steamers for <lb/>
Philadelphia, New York Boston, <lb/>
ind all points Connects a <lb/>
with railroads for <lb/>
V, mints West. <lb/>
Shippers should order their <lb/>
freight by Old Dominion Lie <lb/>
loin New York and <lb/>
Norfolk and R R. <lb/>
Old Dominion Line from Norfolk; <lb/>
Clyde Line from Philadelphia. <lb/>
lay Line and Chesapeake Line <lb/>
and Merchants <lb/>
16.183.081 <lb/>
Total. <lb/>
5,000.00 <lb/>
Relief Association. <lb/>
The belt the bent <lb/>
rate and the induce- <lb/>
See <lb/>
A. P. At. <lb/>
N. C. <lb/>
mil Miners Line from <lb/>
Sailing hours subject to change <lb/>
without Notice. <lb/>
H. Myers, <lb/>
N. . <lb/>
N. C. <lb/>
B. Walker. Vine <lb/>
Manager, <lb/>
Beach K. Y. <lb/>
POOR PRINT<lb/>
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THE EASTERN REFLECTOR <lb/>
AND <lb/>
J. WHICHARD, Editor and <lb/>
la the office N. C, second class matter, <lb/>
Advertising upon <lb/>
A correspondent desired at every post office in Pitt adjoining counties. <lb/>
in to <lb/>
Pitt N. C, <lb/>
Wonder if Hooker will get a place <lb/>
die new cabinet. <lb/>
There are plenty told you <lb/>
now that it it- all over. <lb/>
There be some satisfaction in <lb/>
explaining bow come, but the reason <lb/>
in few The <lb/>
The man who bet the wrong way fellow got the most votes. <lb/>
the worst disgruntled. The Raleigh Times <lb/>
Roosevelt was the first vice <lb/>
dent ever elected president, lie has <lb/>
run in both places and was elected <lb/>
both times. <lb/>
Don't think that the Democratic <lb/>
party is dead just because the <lb/>
election wan so one-sided. The <lb/>
party has suffered defeat before but <lb/>
crushed. <lb/>
try in such a fix as not to have any <lb/>
more preside its after his next four <lb/>
Landslides. <lb/>
as Mr. majority <lb/>
years expire, imperialist. in the electoral college is, it by no <lb/>
idea keep growing- <lb/>
No doubt the president will enjoy <lb/>
the coming Thanksgiving <lb/>
The Atlanta Constitution very <lb/>
wisely says we can stand it if <lb/>
can. <lb/>
Some of the wanted-to-be <lb/>
holders will have plenty of time to <lb/>
get over it. <lb/>
day will <lb/>
with much to be thankful for just <lb/>
the same. <lb/>
It is said that Turn Watson is go <lb/>
to move to Hew York, <lb/>
Georgia will not mind it. <lb/>
Those who give must attention t <lb/>
b and least to politics will <lb/>
reap greatest success. <lb/>
The uncertainty of some of the <lb/>
Northern states is shown in the way <lb/>
they voted in the recent election <lb/>
In on the presidential <lb/>
vote the Republicans carried the <lb/>
by majority, while <lb/>
Douglas, the Democratic candidate <lb/>
for governor, was elected by <lb/>
majority. And in Minnesota <lb/>
majority was while <lb/>
the Democrats elected the governor <lb/>
in that state by majority. <lb/>
Even in New York got <lb/>
more votes than the <lb/>
candidate for governor. All <lb/>
of which goes to show that the <lb/>
Northern votes cannot be depended <lb/>
on. <lb/>
The man of means who will take <lb/>
enough interest in it to get a <lb/>
and loan association started in <lb/>
Greenville would confer a <lb/>
blessing upon the town. <lb/>
Keeping Your Word. <lb/>
A man said to us the other day, <lb/>
have about lost confidence in <lb/>
has caused you to <lb/>
reach such a rash <lb/>
another. constant failing of <lb/>
people to keep their word and prom- <lb/>
answered the man. Come <lb/>
to think about it, the first man was <lb/>
hail right at least He need not lose <lb/>
in all humanity, but a <lb/>
means unprecedented. <lb/>
In 1820 James Monroe received <lb/>
electoral votes to one cast for <lb/>
John Quincy Adams, a majority of <lb/>
In 1840 Willi Henry Harrison <lb/>
received votes to for Martin <lb/>
Van a majority of <lb/>
In 1802 Franklin Pierce received <lb/>
votes to for W infield Scott, a <lb/>
majority of <lb/>
In 1864 Abraham Lincoln received <lb/>
votes to for George B. <lb/>
a majority of <lb/>
In the election of 1872 re- <lb/>
votes, while Greeley <lb/>
electors were chosen, whose votes <lb/>
were divided when the college met <lb/>
by reason of Greeley's <lb/>
majority being York <lb/>
TO CARLO HARRIS. <lb/>
Notwithstanding that Russia has <lb/>
a population of three and a half <lb/>
times as great as Japan, the latter <lb/>
country has a million more children <lb/>
in school than Russia. This may <lb/>
account for it that the little red men <lb/>
are getting the best of it in the <lb/>
Record. <lb/>
President Roosevelt has written <lb/>
two Thanksgiving proclamations <lb/>
and in neither of them has he <lb/>
large per cent of the of the that the hand of help be ex- <lb/>
i present time do not properly regard ; to the wen; and the needy. <lb/>
Republican chairman says their and promise. Ii would I He refers to the as a <lb/>
lie party will carry North Carolina I be glorious if every person could de- and appears to think the <lb/>
U the next election, Fifty pend absolutely on the word and <lb/>
promise of every other person. <lb/>
Scotland Neck Commonwealth. <lb/>
majority is a pretty big pile to climb <lb/>
over, as he will find out. <lb/>
Ii is some consolation to know <lb/>
that not a single Republican, not i <lb/>
Our Governor in Baltimore. <lb/>
proper way to show gratitude is to <lb/>
eat, drink and be <lb/>
and Children <lb/>
R publicans who <lb/>
The Democrats will not have any <lb/>
Whence comes that trick of the j trouble fading a man four years <lb/>
j tongue to charm which hence. They should name Judge <lb/>
a constable, got elect-; ,;. men of Parker. The American people, when <lb/>
ed in Pitt county, and very few of which was exhibited in almost they get over the spell of the far <lb/>
them anywhere in the . <lb/>
ST. C. <lb/>
Dear Have you found <lb/>
Ton need leas lead- <lb/>
tor a of u. <lb/>
else; less gallons; lees money. <lb/>
M. A . painter, Lynch, <lb/>
burg, Va , has found it out; he <lb/>
job I did with <lb/>
your paint estimated gallons; <lb/>
had pallor left over. Sine <lb/>
then I have not used any <lb/>
kind of paint bat <lb/>
c; I recommend it to all my <lb/>
customer. When I commence it <lb/>
job, take up a card reading as <lb/>
M. A. i, <lb/>
tor; Devon <lb/>
Putting it on costs two or thief <lb/>
times as much as the paint. <lb/>
yon this Yin can <lb/>
paint in less turn less time; <lb/>
less money. <lb/>
Have you found this De- <lb/>
voe wean anything <lb/>
else. <lb/>
You don't object to loaf time <lb/>
job Ton customer <lb/>
likes it. And you like what he <lb/>
likes. It keeps your customers. <lb/>
Yours truly, <lb/>
F. w. Co. <lb/>
P. II. L. Carr hells inn paint. <lb/>
equal degree on Saturday night by I flung line and that sort of <lb/>
to curry -V Carolina . Governor Aycock and Mr. Graves, thing, will rally around nun of <lb/>
wondering what them. ft the people if they want Aycock male a red-hot Judge Parker's sober and saving <lb/>
. . , ., ,, . ., Democratic speech, but there was no i common There was just not <lb/>
,; to strike the flood they sh. . , , , ,, i , , <lb/>
It tarns out that even the solid , ranting, only well-chosen words time enough in the campaign <lb/>
South is broken getting UP . delivered. Plain statements of closed to educate them up to <lb/>
; This section will lead the nation in followed anecdote well told and correct Telegram, <lb/>
electoral rote el Missouri. . . . ., , , . , ., , , <lb/>
prosperity before another decade were sometimes followed by <lb/>
rolls around. flights if which frequently <lb/>
New York goes on with ten-j <lb/>
A novel feeling of leaping, <lb/>
thrilled the that ,,,. <lb/>
Of Cholera One <lb/>
Small or Chamberlain's <lb/>
Cholera Mid <lb/>
Remedy <lb/>
Mr G. W. Fowler of High tower, <lb/>
Ala., relates an be had <lb/>
while serving on a in a <lb/>
murder at <lb/>
seat of county. Ala- <lb/>
He there I <lb/>
ate some fresh meat some <lb/>
souse meat it gave me cholera <lb/>
in a very severe form. I <lb/>
was never sick in my life and <lb/>
sent lo the drug store far a certain <lb/>
mixture, but the druggist <lb/>
sent me a of <lb/>
and <lb/>
instead, Buying that he <lb/>
and what I sent for, lint Hint Ibis <lb/>
medicine was so much he <lb/>
rattier send to me in the <lb/>
By I in. I took dose of <lb/>
it and was better live minutes. <lb/>
The second dose cured me entire- <lb/>
Two fellow jurors ere <lb/>
In tbs and one <lb/>
small bottle cured the three of <lb/>
For at Women's Drug <lb/>
house fires aid makes to j When villa's not wait the climax, but your body. You feel and <lb/>
. .;.,. in i . i broke in with applause and after taking Hollister's <lb/>
n. mil waterworks are c , . , . , , i.,;., t. mi. <lb/>
many leaping tot feet with their Mountain lea. cents, <lb/>
will see the old town along. j,,. Uh Ten f Drug <lb/>
ling Port Ah we more Her <lb/>
I Greenville, though there arc oilers <lb/>
The general <lb/>
Arthur is about ready to give up <lb/>
lie has asked the Japanese for <lb/>
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The president already Laving a <lb/>
Golden Ahead For the South. <lb/>
It. is n H be expected that the <lb/>
Si mill ever will manufacture its en <lb/>
tire cotton production, for. when it <lb/>
If all the rest done disposition to insult on the, <lb/>
I reached the point where it con <lb/>
as well as Pitt comity and North Sooth whenever he could, the <lb/>
the result mid have been to show his spite farther since bales which now measure its <lb/>
different. the only states that voted against j average crop, the world will be de <lb/>
are in the South. it, and it will meet the. <lb/>
demands, <lb/>
bales lint the utilization in its <lb/>
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Between district <lb/>
which he not i ballot box <lb/>
staffing get the plum <lb/>
in I eighth. <lb/>
many people President j me. <lb/>
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what would U <lb/>
Cleveland had run <lb/>
lie didn't run. <lb/>
to <lb/>
ho different man <lb/>
I the next four years of his <lb/>
be spying It is to be hoped he -ill <lb/>
of <lb/>
the if r <lb/>
There is certainly room for improve- <lb/>
president. especially in his attitude to <lb/>
I ward the South. <lb/>
Interest Port seems to <lb/>
hive,,,; lost ti. <lb/>
it did not. while things an this <lb/>
side were so. <lb/>
morning after <lb/>
the Raleigh News and Observer <lb/>
named Bryan and Aycock for tee <lb/>
Presidential ticket in 1908. <lb/>
operatives, the investment in mills <lb/>
textile machinery of not less than ; <lb/>
and the annual out- <lb/>
i be worth <lb/>
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without monopolizing the world's. <lb/>
cotton interests, be <lb/>
the dominant factor, the center <lb/>
world's cotton mill <lb/>
producing bales and con- j <lb/>
paid of fees is ,,.;, , ,, i . , n <lb/>
at home in its own nulls; <lb/>
being in some sections bales. <lb/>
The question of all officers being <lb/>
of will no doubt come <lb/>
before the next legislature. It would <lb/>
i be best the officers am <lb/>
j the people for the salary system to <lb/>
be inaugurated. <lb/>
ti will come about in due time. <lb/>
The South Bees before it this prize, <lb/>
, rich words <lb/>
the South gets she roust The night of the election President <lb/>
work out herself the present Roosevelt made the statement that <lb/>
prices of cotton and tobacco she will, under no circumstances would he <lb/>
be able to weed her own row if let seek or accept a nomination for an- <lb/>
alone. He may get <lb/>
to describe, <lb/>
ting wealth beyond anything which I <lb/>
this section or any other section has <lb/>
known, and this is the <lb/>
prize great enough to enrich em- i <lb/>
which it has entered the <lb/>
race. That it will win admits of no, <lb/>
question II. <lb/>
Cm paper at Book <lb/>
Store, <lb/>
Sour <lb/>
Stomach <lb/>
No appetite, loss of strength, <lb/>
nervousness, constipation, <lb/>
bid breath, general debility, sour <lb/>
and catarrh of stomach are <lb/>
all due to indigestion. cures <lb/>
Indigestion. This new discovery <lb/>
the natural juices of digestion <lb/>
as they exist In a healthy stomach, <lb/>
combined the greatest known tonic <lb/>
and properties. <lb/>
Dyspepsia Cure does not curs In- <lb/>
digestion and dyspepsia, but this famous <lb/>
remedy all troubles by <lb/>
cleansing, purifying, sweetening and <lb/>
strengthening the mucous <lb/>
lining stomach. <lb/>
WHAT EAT <lb/>
M an <lb/>
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th w. Mill In <lb/>
SI a C. St e. <lb/>
Sale By <lb/>
L. WOOTEN, <lb/>
Greenville, N. C <lb/>
LUNG CURE <lb/>
NO MORE FOR CON- <lb/>
A Cure at Last Obtained, After <lb/>
by St. Louis Inter- St. <lb/>
A few months the attention of a <lb/>
few scientific and philanthropic <lb/>
of St. Louis was directed to an <lb/>
entirely new method of combating that <lb/>
most dreadful of all diseases, tuber- <lb/>
commonly called <lb/>
Out of test case, <lb/>
v cured and 2.1 have shown such <lb/>
that ultimate recovery <lb/>
is but a question of a few weeks. <lb/>
So astonishing have been the results <lb/>
and absolute cures in cases pronounced <lb/>
incurable by all old methods that a <lb/>
company has been formed sad Is <lb/>
to furnish at it normal cost <lb/>
this cure to all sufferers of <lb/>
One of its chief features is <lb/>
patients can n main <lb/>
rounded by friends and and <lb/>
in a many instances, especially <lb/>
the incipient or early stages of the <lb/>
disease, pursue their daily vocations <lb/>
end become completely cured <lb/>
Patients the same treat- <lb/>
hero St. have complete- <lb/>
recovered us rapidly Of in <lb/>
New Mexico and <lb/>
The wonderful results in <lb/>
accomplished by the <lb/>
Mid th company which controls this <lb/>
marvelous medical <lb/>
main Seventh <lb/>
tit. Louis. also lo- <lb/>
a factory on avenue and <lb/>
a laboratory has been built at Hill- <lb/>
side, Mo. The cure will be known as <lb/>
the Lung and Mr. C <lb/>
P. Benson, discoverer the <lb/>
inhalants which am will person <lb/>
ally charge of the of <lb/>
company. Mr. will personally <lb/>
meet nil who call at the of th <lb/>
company on Seventh street, will <lb/>
answer all communications from <lb/>
who are unable to make a <lb/>
the ht Louis Globe <lb/>
Democrat. <lb/>
Free booklet <lb/>
Company, <lb/>
N. t , <lb/>
t. Ml, <lb/>
FOR <lb/>
WINTERVILLE <lb/>
department is in charge of A. D. Johnston, who is authorized to rep- <lb/>
resent the Eastern Reflector in Winterville and territory. <lb/>
Fashionable <lb/>
Clothes <lb/>
WINTERVILLE ITEMS <lb/>
N. C, Not. <lb/>
There is best selection of <lb/>
Inks, library paste and <lb/>
at the drug store of Dr. B. T. Cox <lb/>
A Bro. ever brought to Winterville. <lb/>
Protect your eyes by buying one <lb/>
of these eye shades at the <lb/>
Store, price cents. <lb/>
Highest price for cotton seed <lb/>
paid by County Oil Mill. <lb/>
We have had no smallpox yet <lb/>
but lots of our people carry their <lb/>
arms Ming. <lb/>
If need of a good barrel of <lb/>
or pork see <lb/>
Don't forget to bring or send <lb/>
your cart bubs to A. O. Cox <lb/>
Co. Fat kind <lb/>
Don't worry over l bat lot <lb/>
of cotton you had over when <lb/>
Stoves, beaters and ranges. All <lb/>
styles, lowest prices. Sec our stock <lb/>
before purchasing and save money. <lb/>
Winterville Mfg. Co. <lb/>
Boarding J. D. <lb/>
Cox. Board per day. <lb/>
house in town. <lb/>
Well, the election is over, <lb/>
is elected, there'll I.- no <lb/>
change in polities, <lb/>
North Carolina is safely Demo- <lb/>
Pitt county's government i, <lb/>
the beet of Lets quit <lb/>
finding fault of any of our officials, <lb/>
Democrats or Hut <lb/>
all band.-, go to work to help them <lb/>
r laws keep this <lb/>
the best country the <lb/>
upon. <lb/>
Penny a specialty at <lb/>
store of B. T. Cox Bro. <lb/>
Being in position to secure Aral <lb/>
class raw material cheap, having <lb/>
machinery with which to do our <lb/>
work, and being able to save <lb/>
work up nearly all of our timber, <lb/>
are a few of the reasons why we <lb/>
can save customers money, <lb/>
Winterville Mfg. Co. <lb/>
and water proof coats <lb/>
boots and shoes a specialty at <lb/>
Harrington Barber Co. <lb/>
Miss Hattie Button went home <lb/>
Friday to spend Sunday with her <lb/>
For store <lb/>
feet long, call on or write Jno. <lb/>
Whitty Son, Winterville, N. C. <lb/>
We are paying for turkeys <lb/>
from on. Kittrell Taylor. <lb/>
If yow want a first class pair of <lb/>
cart wheels you em get them at <lb/>
you got through your last <lb/>
lots. Pitt Co. Oil Mill, buys Ht rock <lb/>
i e- j V. G. Cox. Mfg Better call at <lb/>
a nice assortment of while have in <lb/>
if you a nice knife see them. st. <lb/>
Window and door frames, and <lb/>
columns, brackets all kinds of J burgs all at <lb/>
seed cotton in any the <lb/>
best market price paid every day <lb/>
line of goods in <lb/>
G. Chapman and Co. <lb/>
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred <lb/>
and children went over the river <lb/>
to intend the funeral of <lb/>
Mrs. father, John <lb/>
Brown. <lb/>
prices, Winterville Mfg. Co. <lb/>
Shirts and up <lb/>
Barber Ti. <lb/>
Best market in town. <lb/>
Oranges <lb/>
H. I. <lb/>
Bargains tor the people <lb/>
Blight H. L. <lb/>
Barber <lb/>
liter oil at A. W. Ange <lb/>
geese highest <lb/>
marker price for <lb/>
Kittrell Taylor. <lb/>
Ange of <lb/>
ville, it her brother, A. <lb/>
Car load ml best flour <lb/>
Browns Are Here <lb/>
The edict has gone <lb/>
ion says that Browns are Thing <lb/>
for Fall Winter Suitings. <lb/>
They're and no mistake <lb/>
about it, <lb/>
us If Want a Smart Suit fall of <lb/>
a life and ginger, come in for one of the <lb/>
New <lb/>
Every Si vie kink, and de- <lb/>
tail in making been looked after <lb/>
and those New Suits are simply per- <lb/>
in and the best <lb/>
here means Nothing Better Anywhere. <lb/>
Will yon come here or your Suit <lb/>
or go to tailor and pay him twice <lb/>
as much for mo better suit You have <lb/>
an option. <lb/>
Mi just receive at <lb/>
received a car load of No. I Tim- j the Go <lb/>
t.-a. Oil now <lb/>
Manning Care . vein tier t.,. She ha buying Seed <lb/>
lug the will cure a ls M,.,, or will <lb/>
of the i. state. ,. ,.,; in <lb/>
We now have on baud a nice and the pats,. . -wile for prices <lb/>
line of -dress at remarkably i Carload for .,. k. i c<lb/>
,,. ; and Co- They <lb/>
Have a <lb/>
A. G Co. just <lb/>
received a e-r bar <lb/>
ire fence. Their i <lb/>
, i fry of strong j <lb/>
Me. <lb/>
E. V.<lb/>
Frank <lb/>
boots and -O. today. <lb/>
low come, and be n-, A. W an. <lb/>
Yours j t , <lb/>
Taylor, t L. <lb/>
For Mr. who n. , . <lb/>
and cheap. e j. K. Ii i. -or,,, , <lb/>
T- <lb/>
fur w beef, <lb/>
now -season Goto II. L. <lb/>
want a ea. t <lb/>
. A Ai k <lb/>
a. are A g. . C. <lb/>
making i Item .-. yon about v <lb/>
them your order <lb/>
BI Int <lb/>
need X. G. Cos . <lb/>
WHist <lb/>
call on R. G. and C i We wan hi H <lb/>
Sin. , J, <lb/>
and left Toes Turkey <lb/>
lay morning, h ;. <lb/>
Wilson <lb/>
The King Clothier. <lb/>
J. I <lb/>
Art sings and <lb/>
and <lb/>
A. A-. S Co. <lb/>
Lie-I <lb/>
of <lb/>
B. A and <lb/>
h E. Purser. J was a <lb/>
and <lb/>
Mr is a brother <lb/>
., , Mr. R, Q. Mrs. <lb/>
Rosa hi j Had j. ,. , , f , <lb/>
p, we received a from I. etc <lb/>
a A. w w <lb/>
A dollar for Till; He is <lb/>
Co Mfg. Co. t. Winterville <lb/>
The Store and <lb/>
Stock. <lb/>
up h <lb/>
to have five hundred id t. k <lb/>
wood cut Any wood cutter ville people <lb/>
a job see them at their Second hand buggies <lb/>
office. j yon wish to buy <lb/>
Protect your feet by wearing cheap see the A. C. <lb/>
good shoes. R. G. Chapman <lb/>
have the kind and size <lb/>
need <lb/>
School pens, <lb/>
pencils and supplies of ail <lb/>
be at the drug <lb/>
More. <lb/>
A. Kittrell lot feed stuff <lb/>
cf all kinds. <lb/>
At A. <lb/>
Co. out a <lb/>
lot wire I reduced <lb/>
and most <lb/>
Substantial made and you <lb/>
on a if yen apply <lb/>
one <lb/>
of fl <lb/>
just I <lb/>
ti. Chapman and Co. A <lb/>
m pared to <lb/>
prices for egg <lb/>
A. W. Ange A Co. <lb/>
and save he<lb/>
the on <lb/>
perfect <lb/>
OIL sold. <lb/>
Taste as as Maple Syrup. <lb/>
Cox per at Dr. B. T. <lb/>
Cox, Winterville, 3-22 <lb/>
If. <lb/>
This Mere has a reputation to U is n <lb/>
place to buy, a place where <lb/>
and where goodness and <lb/>
J with prices, wherein the fullest <lb/>
is Think of it your store, <lb/>
Unprecedented values in high class Goods, <lb/>
J Cloths. Serges and fancy, <lb/>
Th. ,,., for suits and <lb/>
Ladies- Jacket, Best <lb/>
Jackets for tall and winter are here. The style <lb/>
are different from those ht season. Ton many to <lb/>
attempt description, <lb/>
wear Clothing. We the lines <lb/>
for boys, youths and men <lb/>
W e carry the system and the <lb/>
made by Co. Try a of <lb/>
clothes it not money will be re <lb/>
funded. <lb/>
COMBINATION <lb/>
MANUFACTURED BY <lb/>
COX MANUFACTURING COMPANY <lb/>
WINTERVILLE, N<lb/>
THE REFLECTOR, <lb/>
FINE JOB PRINTING <lb/>
POOR PRINT<lb/>
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GREENVILLE'S GREAT <lb/>
DEPARTMENT STORE. <lb/>
WE CAN TAKE CARE OF THE CAREFUL BUYER. <lb/>
We have the right thing for every person, right price for every purse. <lb/>
A beautiful assortment of new and Goods, perfectly adapted to the wants and <lb/>
requirements of our Patrons. We have the variety that insures the easy and satisfactory choice. <lb/>
The field for selection is the widest. The prices are the generous assortment full of quality <lb/>
and merit. <lb/>
TWO PREMIUMS HAVE BEEN PAID THE <lb/>
OF W. 3-, YOUR POLICY HAS <lb/>
Value, <lb/>
Value, <lb/>
Paid-up Insurance, <lb/>
i. Extended Insurance that works automatically, <lb/>
E. Is <lb/>
Will be re-instated if arrears be paid-within on month while yon <lb/>
are living, or three years after lapse, upon satisfactory evidence <lb/>
of payment Of interest. <lb/>
A after second No testable. <lb/>
Dividends are payable at the beginning of the second and cf <lb/>
year, provided the premium for the current year be paid. <lb/>
They may be To reduce Premiums, or <lb/>
To Increase the Insurance, or <lb/>
I. To make policy payable as an during the <lb/>
or insured. <lb/>
J, L. SUGG, <lb/>
Greenville N. C.<lb/>
DRESS GOODS. <lb/>
We are waiting to please yon with Dress Good. Have <lb/>
placed on pretty line of the newest styles and <lb/>
patterns. It has been our pleasure to show prices, cents <lb/>
u per yard. <lb/>
line of Trimmings is complete. We have no com- <lb/>
line. Prices from to per yard. <lb/>
We are constantly adding to our Dress Goods and Trim- <lb/>
ming Department the newest and up-to-date things a last as <lb/>
they come out, striving at all times to maintain the high <lb/>
standard that we have established in these lines. <lb/>
Look to we will not disappoint <lb/>
you. <lb/>
Hardware. <lb/>
For Cook Stoves Ranges, <lb/>
Heaters Pumps, Guns, Am- <lb/>
munition, One and Two Horse <lb/>
Steel Plows, Heat Cutters and <lb/>
In tact anything <lb/>
in Hardware come to <lb/>
We Cordially Invite Your Inspection of Our line of <lb/>
Jackets and Furs. <lb/>
to 185.00. <lb/>
A Fill Line of <lb/>
and Jackets. <lb/>
Our Styles are the newest creations and Prices <lb/>
the lowest, Quality considered. <lb/>
OUR FINE SHOE LINES. <lb/>
Ti. Dorothy Dodd for Ladies, Prices and <lb/>
Health for <lb/>
Modern line shoe making is a combination of Science, <lb/>
Many shoe <lb/>
makers understand the <lb/>
of good shoe making, they <lb/>
know how durable and <lb/>
stylish ought to be <lb/>
hut lack the <lb/>
t carry their <lb/>
Only by three <lb/>
can you Bet per- <lb/>
shoes. Our Shoe <lb/>
Lines, the Dorothy Dodd <lb/>
Ralston Health. the <lb/>
very acme of scientific <lb/>
t-hoe making combined with <lb/>
style and finish. <lb/>
A Full Line of <lb/>
Fancy and Staple <lb/>
always <lb/>
hand. <lb/>
We Cordially in- <lb/>
to call <lb/>
H. L. CARR <lb/>
If you do come to see us. We keep every- E <lb/>
thing in the grocery line sell it to our <lb/>
at the Lowest Possible Price, <lb/>
-1 <lb/>
UNION MADE <lb/>
Combine <lb/>
Comfort <lb/>
With <lb/>
Style <lb/>
Art <lb/>
N C. <lb/>
K. I -I Kin; <lb/>
you <lb/>
on us. <lb/>
Cherry <lb/>
Tobacco has <lb/>
are Higher. We are well equip <lb/>
for selling your tobacco to <lb/>
fine advantage. We have com- <lb/>
men and one of the <lb/>
est and best lighted, houses in <lb/>
the State. Sell with we'll <lb/>
please you. <lb/>
PARHAM, FOXHALL, BOWLING. <lb/>
THE REFLECTOR, <lb/>
FOR FINE JO PRINTING. <lb/>
Fought for their Pp. <lb/>
Two promising hopefuls <lb/>
were at one city <lb/>
schools Tuesday fur engaging in mi <lb/>
affray the physical qualities <lb/>
of their respective fathers. One <lb/>
was the small sou of Judge <lb/>
M . Huh-, r i the court <lb/>
his a the little of <lb/>
A. c. it veil known <lb/>
clothier of <lb/>
The which led <lb/>
thin harmless deter fee I <lb/>
to lie Diluted. <lb/>
papa look like a <lb/>
was i be observation young <lb/>
the clerk of the <lb/>
snapped young <lb/>
papa looks like a <lb/>
bicycle <lb/>
This was more than the loyal ion <lb/>
of Mr. Hinton could stand and the <lb/>
little fellows went <lb/>
Post. <lb/>
STORE. <lb/>
A Heavy Load. <lb/>
To lift that off of thy <lb/>
Dyspepsia Cure. <lb/>
It digests what you eat, <lb/>
stomach, belching, gas on stomach <lb/>
and all disorders of the stomach j <lb/>
that are curable, are instantly e-1 <lb/>
permanently cured by I <lb/>
the use of Dyspepsia Cure.; <lb/>
I. a at <lb/>
Main New Britain, Conn. <lb/>
Dyspepsia Cure <lb/>
giving universal satisfaction J <lb/>
and is so finely the poi- i <lb/>
relief and <lb/>
I lee I j <lb/>
that I am always sure to ; <lb/>
gratify my customers by <lb/>
it to I hem. I write <lb/>
this to show how well the remedy <lb/>
is spoken of <lb/>
Cure was discovered alter <lb/>
years experiments <lb/>
positively cure all <lb/>
troubles, Bald by L Woolen. I <lb/>
if the really Mart <lb/>
a would hive to con- <lb/>
Mot -era H. <lb/>
M O <lb/>
Minute Cure for toe <lb/>
trig it, has relieved and the live <lb/>
of their little ores ii las saved. A <lb/>
certain croup and <lb/>
A. L. <lb/>
at <lb/>
little was <lb/>
from during a sudden <lb/>
and of <lb/>
Minute Cough Cure quickly <lb/>
and cured her <lb/>
praise it too high One Minnie <lb/>
relieve, <lb/>
breathing easy, out <lb/>
draws our i ill ion, j <lb/>
every of and ; <lb/>
strain on by Jo . L, <lb/>
Wooten. <lb/>
We are sole agent for <lb/>
the best make of Men's <lb/>
Youths, Boy Suits Over <lb/>
Coats and Pants.<lb/>
BIG STORE <lb/>
We use only the best mate- <lb/>
rials in our Hence <lb/>
the Popularity to which it has <lb/>
grown and recognized by ail <lb/>
well dressed people to be <lb/>
date in every way. <lb/>
torn <lb/>
c. r. <lb/>
mil in <lb/>
Dress Goods <lb/>
The Largest stock of this <lb/>
season Woolens we have ever <lb/>
shown. Embracing every new <lb/>
to be found in any city. <lb/>
Furniture. <lb/>
The Recognized Leaders of Fine <lb/>
Furniture for a little money, Rocking <lb/>
Chairs, Couches, Lounges, Cribs, <lb/>
Single Beds, Brass Beds. you <lb/>
call for in this line. <lb/>
I Evans Street, N. C. <lb/>
. . . i . J I <lb/>
W, H <lb/>
A girl is born with more <lb/>
ion man than he could <lb/>
a in a <lb/>
years. <lb/>
Fearful Against <lb/>
Bedridden, alone mid destitute, <lb/>
Such, in brief the <lb/>
an old sold name of J, <lb/>
Havens, O. For <lb/>
he troubled with Kidney <lb/>
ease and j <lb/>
gave him relief, At length <lb/>
he tried Bitters, ft put <lb/>
bin on his feel in short ; <lb/>
now he on toad <lb/>
on earth for <lb/>
Kidney and nil <lb/>
Stomach and Bowel <lb/>
Only <lb/>
by J, L. Wooten,<lb/>
WE WORK ALL TIME FOR INTERESTS. <lb/>
Most et religion <lb/>
have had else. <lb/>
Made <lb/>
of Dr. New Life <lb/>
Pills fur two weeks <lb/>
in my <lb/>
writes I. U Turner <lb/>
Own, Pit. the best in <lb/>
lice for Liver, and <lb/>
vegetable Never <lb/>
Women's <lb/>
When <lb/>
never <lb/>
after the <lb/>
for it. <lb/>
Read here the most Startling Price Quoting you have ever <lb/>
heard <lb/>
yards Good Winter Calicoes, only cents per yard. <lb/>
Spool Cotton. Our price I cent. <lb/>
Feather Stitch Braid, white and colors. Bee Hive price cents per yard. <lb/>
Men Women's Fast Black Hose, cents per pair. <lb/>
Sunday Shoes, worth and our price <lb/>
Men and Boy's Fine Sunday Shirts for cents. <lb/>
Heavy Winter Pants <lb/>
Men's Fine Worsted Pants for cents. <lb/>
We mean what we say. The are only a few of the many <lb/>
good Bargains we are offering. U tee us. <lb/>
The Bee Hive. <lb/>
POOR PRINT<lb/>
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Dissolution Sale <lb/>
THESE GOODS GO <lb/>
Don't Wait Come Early and <lb/>
Get your Choice <lb/>
Circus <lb/>
GREENVILLE <lb/>
FRIDAY <lb/>
REFLECTOR <lb/>
White Lawn I edged all around <lb/>
with f Lace, <lb/>
values for cent-, this Sal for <lb/>
yards checked Homespun, nil colors you <lb/>
can want, it will cost yon cents the yard, tins <lb/>
Bale i-c per yd. <lb/>
color opaque window In <lb/>
thread fringe, fixtures complete. feet long <lb/>
feet wide, worth anywhere, this Sale <lb/>
Dark Calicoes you pay <lb/>
for, we have on the market during this <lb/>
Sale at <lb/>
odd Vests, Worth cents, this Sale cents.<lb/>
Cotton go Towels, woven patterns, <lb/>
assorted checks, ends, sizes <lb/>
Others HUM navel each, this Sale <lb/>
towels for <lb/>
full, seamless, <lb/>
welled top, fine Ku. Big for cents <lb/>
per pair, this Sale per pair. <lb/>
High host English jeans hook <lb/>
steel cable cord bust and hue gore <lb/>
top, lining. Sold the world <lb/>
over for this Sale <lb/>
Black mercerized, spun Petticoats full <lb/>
width in. plaited flounce, none better for <lb/>
this Sale <lb/>
POp WITH OUR GROWTH <lb/>
THE <lb/>
MI SELLS BROS. <lb/>
MOST COMPLETE MATURE. BEAST. AERIAL. <lb/>
ENTERTAINING AND SPECTACULAR HOLIDAY ON <lb/>
A union millionaire <lb/>
S, run Bud to r foot upon <lb/>
of Popularity and Surer In <lb/>
Square Gordon. York OW. A. It <lb/>
mm nor will It MS Evan <lb/>
Greater Forthcoming. nil nil <lb/>
by It. pr- <lb/>
Just n <lb/>
v lulling <lb/>
PRODIGIOUS <lb/>
I l.-up of Tim <lb/>
hit now for the time mi <lb/>
Sp; <lb/>
. . ft- -on the , Grand Mo.,<lb/>
Circling Motion S-n baling on wild, <lb/>
ii, <lb/>
Martini <lb/>
Pronounced Military <lb/>
by oar own <lb/>
Dozen Linen Collars, Standard Brand, retails for cents <lb/>
This Sale. cents pr Dozen. <lb/>
suits bl. and worst.-. J -f .--, f. <lb/>
bring UM and . . to a.-i . from <lb/>
this Sale , <lb/>
line of tall -r. can't <lb/>
big tins <lb/>
Sale <lb/>
We have a big lot of I hat sold from <lb/>
ninety cents to dollar, value at. these <lb/>
Sale <lb/>
. J <lb/>
OF SENSATIONAL NOVELTY.<lb/>
Inspect this if You Don't Think these Goods are below <lb/>
Any Mans Prices Don't Buy. <lb/>
ii- <lb/>
ill -ell the I.-M I. as long as e <lb/>
have his Sale <lb/>
that yon say tor <lb/>
all colon <lb/>
We v ill well a guaranteed, full 10-4 <lb/>
lied, you pa for, this Salt <lb/>
have a big line of rubier good, just re- <lb/>
we will have to still <lb/>
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HOOT <lb/>
COWARD WOOTEN'S STORE. <lb/>
I will have to include <lb/>
same <lb/>
Next Door to the Bank of Greenville. <lb/>
ii a, a <lb/>
Norfolk, Va. <lb/>
Buyers and in <lb/>
Cotton, Grain and Pris- <lb/>
ons. Private Wires to New <lb/>
Chicago and New Orleans. <lb/>
HEALTH IN BATHING. <lb/>
The world's best remedy for <lb/>
irritation, Hancock's Liquid <lb/>
Nature's Greatest <lb/>
makes the home bath equal Boost <lb/>
H causes skin to <lb/>
waste tissue, and so <lb/>
sound health. At <lb/>
of Hancock Liquid Co., <lb/>
Mil. <lb/>
rut- <lb/>
IN <lb/>
j w. raw <lb/>
Norfolk, Va. <lb/>
Factor and of <lb/>
Bugging, and Bags. <lb/>
and <lb/>
Dental <lb/>
t Surgeon <lb/>
Greenville, <lb/>
. K. L. <lb/>
Dentist. <lb/>
GREENVILLE. N. C<lb/>
O. Editor and Owner. <lb/>
and Friday. <lb/>
ONE YEAH IN ADVANCE <lb/>
T r s r. , w r <lb/>
VOL. No. <lb/>
GREENVILLE, Pin COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER <lb/>
No. <lb/>
OUR SPLENDID GRADED SCHOOL. <lb/>
THE THE KING. <lb/>
Edit t <lb/>
The good of Greenville <lb/>
the be-1 people in the world, <lb/>
and make the effort, <lb/>
what they d- undertake.-is dote <lb/>
and done well. It is the remark <lb/>
of those who compare us with <lb/>
Other <lb/>
low, is sure to yet there when it <lb/>
docs start. It would a <lb/>
to the patrons, and in fact to <lb/>
every one who would take a trip <lb/>
to the graded school and spend <lb/>
one hour in observing the daily <lb/>
routine work being the man <lb/>
of i, and especially to <lb/>
see the and discipline. <lb/>
Mug and <lb/>
w th which the pupils <lb/>
late It I it would <lb/>
revelation to many. I here are <lb/>
Some kickers to every <lb/>
who will not be ready to go when <lb/>
blow his horn, will <lb/>
want to some other route, or <lb/>
who will not the <lb/>
of the march. They <lb/>
go to the school, or <lb/>
where else, if they can help it. <lb/>
They had rather stay away from <lb/>
ITEMS. <lb/>
Written for the Reflector <lb/>
The std of J. and B. <lb/>
Now a part of the <lb/>
A marvelous kid indeed is be. <lb/>
To utterly an angry <lb/>
King. <lb/>
The kid of J. and B. <lb/>
Seemed greedy we admit, <lb/>
He gave to the only one out <lb/>
of three <lb/>
Of the votes the people of Pitt. <lb/>
This kid of J. and B., <lb/>
S handsome-and flit aid <lb/>
Honored and trusted I y all 1.1 he, <lb/>
the angry King o'er his <lb/>
fins must weep. <lb/>
kid of J. and B. <lb/>
his try <lb/>
ton's honest as all <lb/>
will <lb/>
As be enjoys his i pie. <lb/>
And now a little advice we'll give <lb/>
To tears are hid, <lb/>
Never again so long as you live. <lb/>
Monkey with the kid. <lb/>
Free Mulberry Tree for North Carolina. <lb/>
The past several <lb/>
in silk-growing in North Car- <lb/>
places of being has demonstrated that the <lb/>
and entertained. They are <lb/>
sot many, and can go on in <lb/>
their wicked ways, but to those <lb/>
who do feel a substantial interest <lb/>
in the future of the boys and girls <lb/>
Of the town and community I <lb/>
would specially ask that go <lb/>
up without notice any time <lb/>
in the morning session, and they <lb/>
will be glad that an <lb/>
is a of the of <lb/>
the prosperous live in. <lb/>
Just look at any time in any of <lb/>
the grade-, and will be <lb/>
of teachers are <lb/>
flue. We do ask the <lb/>
people to g see. <lb/>
A. Sugg. <lb/>
Repairing Storm Damage. <lb/>
Ne v con. <lb/>
progress had been <lb/>
in repairing damage wrought <lb/>
by Kale, condition <lb/>
today ban y means become <lb/>
normal.- more thirty <lb/>
steady work the <lb/>
pair c sent out by the telegraph <lb/>
and telephone companies <lb/>
in patching up die <lb/>
lines, but wires in many car-us <lb/>
were under moat <lb/>
and unable <lb/>
to handle the great miss of matter <lb/>
that bad accumulated. Good con- <lb/>
had been tie- <lb/>
tween Sew York, Philadelphia <lb/>
and Boston, but those <lb/>
points emergency circuits were <lb/>
still in use. Wall Street was in <lb/>
much better condition than <lb/>
day. Direct communication be- <lb/>
tween the Cotton Exchanges of <lb/>
New York and New Orleans, which <lb/>
was entirely cut off yesterday, had <lb/>
been established by the Western <lb/>
Union, and there two wires <lb/>
between New York and the cattle <lb/>
and grain markets in <lb/>
In Eastern where more <lb/>
1,200 telegraph and <lb/>
phone poles were blown down <lb/>
the storm, the still <lb/>
out of service. <lb/>
Dr n. O. Hyatt will be in <lb/>
Greenville at Hotel Bertha <lb/>
5th, 6th and 7th, Monday, <lb/>
Tuesday and Wednesday for the <lb/>
purpose of diseases of the <lb/>
ye and fitting glasses. Those not <lb/>
able to pay a fee will be examined <lb/>
free. 11-14 St It a <lb/>
and children at this state <lb/>
may by light and interesting work <lb/>
during six weeks of early summer <lb/>
and without interfering seriously <lb/>
with the ordinary duties, each <lb/>
earn from to 140.00. Those <lb/>
who devote more time to the <lb/>
work may earn more. Every <lb/>
pound of Bilk cocoons grown in <lb/>
North Carolina in has been <lb/>
sold at cents to 91.00 per <lb/>
pound. <lb/>
It. is to increase the <lb/>
available supply of <lb/>
Every farm and village lot in <lb/>
Carolina, having dry soil, should <lb/>
at least trees <lb/>
The fruit of seedling mulberries <lb/>
is ex. client for and bogs. <lb/>
The spread widely near <lb/>
surface of toil will <lb/>
even steep from washing. <lb/>
W.- that farmers plant <lb/>
seedling VI x feet <lb/>
apart, permitting the plants to <lb/>
bin low. Use the field as a run <lb/>
for poultry or bogs and allow the <lb/>
children of the have the <lb/>
leaves for feeding worms as a <lb/>
of pocket money. <lb/>
In order to encourage the plant- <lb/>
of the white mulberry, the <lb/>
North Carol Department of <lb/>
will distribute during <lb/>
the fall of 1904, an the <lb/>
of the State, rooted seedling trees <lb/>
hi lots f and Not more <lb/>
than will t- M I to one per- <lb/>
a. Recipients of trees will be <lb/>
required to pay postage <lb/>
aye at the rate cent per <lb/>
tree. This, m st be en- <lb/>
cl with application. Send <lb/>
slumps or money not bank <lb/>
checks. <lb/>
application, to and <lb/>
make older- payable to the <lb/>
C. Department of <lb/>
N . C <lb/>
Hit is Greenville. <lb/>
Some of the state pipers in pub- <lb/>
names post office <lb/>
address of the members elect of the <lb/>
next legislature, give the address <lb/>
of J. B. Little, one of Pitt's <lb/>
as While Mr- <lb/>
N. , Nov. <lb/>
For the last few weeks our <lb/>
have been thinking and work- <lb/>
upon two important matters <lb/>
election Charitable <lb/>
picnic. The <lb/>
p off quietly and <lb/>
all satisfied with the <lb/>
the Charitable Brother- <lb/>
hood had one of the greatest and <lb/>
lies ever given in <lb/>
Carolina. There were thirty nine <lb/>
pigs besides other meats <lb/>
and trim mi and several thous <lb/>
and people to eat them. <lb/>
The C. B. H. held a special <lb/>
meeting their room in <lb/>
forenoon laid out <lb/>
for grand parade, etc. The parade <lb/>
under management of chief <lb/>
marshal J. L. Gibson, began <lb/>
o'clock and after marching <lb/>
through the streets of town <lb/>
halt at the long tables <lb/>
ready laden with M tempting a <lb/>
dinner as it ha-- <lb/>
pleasure to see. There was plenty <lb/>
and more to fill the <lb/>
immense crowd that came for to <lb/>
eat. The lodge is a <lb/>
very and it <lb/>
extended invitations to all the <lb/>
lodges in counties <lb/>
and they come too, and were <lb/>
welcome. Frank G. of <lb/>
Washington, made a pleasant <lb/>
after dinner setting forth <lb/>
the objects and of B. <lb/>
Mrs. J. F. <lb/>
Mrs. Emma Boyd, wife of Mr. <lb/>
John F. Boyd, died at this <lb/>
at home four miles <lb/>
from town. Mrs. was a <lb/>
of ion and in <lb/>
poor health several months. She <lb/>
was a daughter of the late Mr. <lb/>
John H. and a sister of <lb/>
Sue and She <lb/>
had been married <lb/>
and leaves four sons four <lb/>
daughters, nil of whom are grown. <lb/>
The funeral services will be held <lb/>
in the church here Wed <lb/>
afternoon, the interment <lb/>
being in the cemetery. <lb/>
Daily November 15th. <lb/>
PERSONALS AND SOCIAL. <lb/>
Funeral. <lb/>
The funeral Of Mrs. <lb/>
Boyd, wife of Mr. John F. Boyd, <lb/>
was held this afternoon <lb/>
noted <lb/>
Rev. W. E. Cox The <lb/>
was in he cemetery. The <lb/>
pall bearers <lb/>
Messrs. J. B. Cherry, H. Hard- <lb/>
leg, F. Ward, J. J <lb/>
and K. Williams. <lb/>
This writer, though not a <lb/>
of C. B. H., has watched i <lb/>
Critically III. <lb/>
Clifford eldest son of Mr. <lb/>
and Mrs. J. Tyson, is very ill <lb/>
at their how on Fifth street. He <lb/>
was taken Saturday with <lb/>
and Tuesday evening his con <lb/>
became so alarming that j by the of <lb/>
r. D. T. Tayloe, of Washington, <lb/>
was telephoned for and at <lb/>
this morning he, with Laugh- <lb/>
and performed an <lb/>
The little fellow stood <lb/>
work in neighborhood, and operation bravely and today <lb/>
can say that it, a great and condition been as <lb/>
g work as though he is <lb/>
Out best citizens are its members ; All hope <lb/>
b ii h rich poor, all working for <lb/>
other's benefit. thing <lb/>
especially C. B -H. is, that <lb/>
charity is not confined to its own <lb/>
member, but they have, do <lb/>
outside of order. <lb/>
are a position to know that <lb/>
bey the onus, <lb/>
the. widows orphans and <lb/>
have improved moral tone of <lb/>
They practice <lb/>
charity, and tench morality, and <lb/>
brotherly love. <lb/>
May the order prosper grow <lb/>
in number every community <lb/>
is organized and <lb/>
its good effect <lb/>
he ill get along well and loon <lb/>
restored to health. <lb/>
be <lb/>
Marriage Licenses. <lb/>
Register of K. Williams <lb/>
issued to following I <lb/>
couples last <lb/>
Tom Dewey Seen. <lb/>
It ill be of interest to in <lb/>
this city to know that Thomas W. <lb/>
Dewey, late of New Bern, is living <lb/>
peace and quietude in San An- <lb/>
Texas, engaged work us a <lb/>
chemist and sailing under the <lb/>
high fainting name of Thaddeus <lb/>
Von Weber. <lb/>
A gentlemen who has on a <lb/>
commercial trip in the southwest <lb/>
and when in San sudden- <lb/>
met Dewey, with he <lb/>
merely exchanged <lb/>
learned from other sources as to <lb/>
his name and business New Bern <lb/>
j Journal. <lb/>
W. B. Son. <lb/>
W. B. Wilson baa associated <lb/>
him in bis w. <lb/>
Jackson and Lula on, Jr. Mr. Willson <lb/>
h ; a brokerage business here in <lb/>
Jno. Mi Law horn <lb/>
Had <lb/>
Walter and Delia Mob- <lb/>
J. A. Hodges and L. C Ross. <lb/>
G. H. John- <lb/>
son. <lb/>
T. A. Georgia Haw- <lb/>
and each year It has grown. <lb/>
His promptness, courtesy and care <lb/>
attention rs for him <lb/>
the utmost cot of the trade, <lb/>
Hit old <lb/>
and they will continue to enjoy H <lb/>
large patronage. <lb/>
Handsome Work. <lb/>
R. T Evans, photographer, <lb/>
David Held and Battle Us doing enlarged photo print work <lb/>
Smith and Martha very artistic He makes <lb/>
items. <lb/>
Gorham and Lacy <lb/>
Davis and I <lb/>
Snow, <lb/>
The first snow of the season fell <lb/>
Little is a of town. I here It name <lb/>
ship, his address is B. F. D. No. thick and fast for awhile, the <lb/>
Greenville. was too wet for it to stick meat. <lb/>
them from original negative <lb/>
which give the picture the exact <lb/>
favor and e of the <lb/>
is fir superior to <lb/>
work, the rapid pro- <lb/>
he is making his <lb/>
Monday, Nov. th, 1904. <lb/>
Charles Skinner went to Scotland <lb/>
Neck today. <lb/>
Bettie Harrison went to <lb/>
Washington today. <lb/>
Miss Clyde Cox returned this <lb/>
morning from <lb/>
W. C. Dancy Saturday <lb/>
from Parmele. <lb/>
C. D. Parker returned Saturday <lb/>
evening from Hobgood. <lb/>
A. O. and J. Y. <lb/>
Saturday evening from Rocky <lb/>
Mount. <lb/>
Rev. F. G. Hartman left this <lb/>
morning for Durham to attend the <lb/>
Presbyterian Synod. <lb/>
T. B. of Raleigh, came <lb/>
in evening to visit his sis- <lb/>
Mrs. W. T. Lipscomb. <lb/>
Harry of Rocky Mount, <lb/>
who has been visiting bis sister, <lb/>
Mrs. M. left this morn- <lb/>
Willis left Sunday evening <lb/>
for DaM tile to a <lb/>
gram announcing the death of bis <lb/>
father., <lb/>
J. Norman left this morning <lb/>
tor Baltimore, being called there <lb/>
mother is <lb/>
in a hospital. <lb/>
J. S. divert, of Richmond, as- <lb/>
superintendent of the <lb/>
Western Union Telegraph Co. for <lb/>
this district, spent the forenoon <lb/>
Ex-Got. Jar vis retained this <lb/>
morning from New Bern, where he <lb/>
had been on a tour of <lb/>
with the directors and of <lb/>
the A. N. C. railroad. <lb/>
Rev. S. B. Stephens and wife, of <lb/>
Ayden, are visiting friends in <lb/>
Greenville for a few days. He will <lb/>
preach in the Free Will Baptist <lb/>
in South Greenville. Tues- <lb/>
day night at o'clock. Subject, <lb/>
Reform All are <lb/>
come. <lb/>
Tuesday, Nov. 15th, 1904. <lb/>
W. E. Moore went to <lb/>
today. <lb/>
W. H. went to Par- <lb/>
ibis morning. <lb/>
ft ;. went to Ayden <lb/>
evening. <lb/>
i Pender came In <lb/>
veiling from Not <lb/>
Miss Elba Gotten left <lb/>
evening for a visit <lb/>
Mrs. B. H. Hearne returned <lb/>
evening from <lb/>
Miss Harris, baa <lb/>
been visiting at Falkland, took <lb/>
train here Monday evening for <lb/>
Grifton. <lb/>
Wednesday, Nov. 16th, 1904. <lb/>
Gilliam, of Tarboro, i- <lb/>
attending court here <lb/>
Kev. W. B Cox returned <lb/>
morning from <lb/>
S. P. of Washington <lb/>
City, is visiting his brother, E. B. <lb/>
Monday <lb/>
Mond <lb/>
Some Italian <lb/>
he. town <lb/>
W. B. Kemp, <lb/>
New Biro Military Academy, <lb/>
purl of today <lb/>
here. <lb/>
This i the year to re <lb/>
Mime dry fuel will be <lb/>
POOR PRINT <lb/>
<lb/>
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