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Dissolution Sale THESE GOODS GO Don't Wait Come Early and Get your Choice White Lawn B edged all around With , Hull i . 11- big for this Sale for yards Homespun, nil want, it will oust yon cents the yard. I Die Sale per yd. Odd Vests, Worth This Safe cents- Cot i on Towels, woven assort i ends, Others inn- each, Sale , . seamless, welted top. it wipe. per pair, in gale i-ac per pair. High bust jeans, hook cable cord bust has gore trimmed top, perfect lilting. Hold the world over for Sale Black mercerized, spun full width in. plaited flounce, Mime bin Sale Dozen Linen Collars, Standard Brand, retails for cents. This S cents Dozen. bring -iii ii this Sale Big f I r big values, this Sale pairs of Sim", solid leather will any here from i i We have u big lot l hats t hat. we sold from ninety rent to one dollar, big value at these prices, this Sale inspect this Sale and if You Don't Think these Goods are Below Any Price Don't Buy. VS p will Hit It ; mug, as as we j, 1- y.-n are fur el can ask this Bale We will n guaranteed, lull unbleached, you for, this Salt. We have a big lino of rubber just re- vi- will have to sell I hem also. FULL I will have to include same TUCKER. Next Door to the Bank of Greenville. Mn. Burnett cam ft doer called Alice, deer, and it was tiff- Mrs. e Water color opaque window Shade in thread fringe, fixture complete, G feet long by wide, worth Huh Sale f Calicoes pay Be and for, we have the market this Sale at tell you, Frank, ifs got to the point where something be said Mrs. Burnett, and as she spoke she nipped at the small that were moving toward the bowl. Morton, aged nine, Jerked his hand out of the way and at his mother, who purged up her lips to conceal a smile. do that, said Mr. Burnett. Then, turning to his wife, ho asked, have they been doing boy and some more of his crowd put tin cons along the top of the fence and then threw at them to knock off. About every other stone went over tho top of the fence and went sailing across our back yard. If one of them had struck anybody he wouldn't have known what hurt The lived next door, and I although there was a dividing fence it had not kept the two families apart. In the year during which the two households had dwelt side by side there had been a growing enmity. Yet Mrs. Burnett had never spoken a w to Mrs. and her band knew nothing of Mr. except that he worked with his bands for a living and spent a great many evenings at home. There were two Lawrence, or Larry, aged ten, and little Willie, who at the tender of three had learned to regard the Burnett tribe with scorn and hatred and suffer to some degree under the ; indignities heaped upon his family; by that arch fiend of Morton Burnett. when the sat around the supper table up the ac- counts of the day it was Larry who posed as the persecuted and abused child, while Morton Burnett was pictured as an infant of dark in- tents, headed straight for the bride- well. I was a man, Tom said the wife, warrant you I'd go over to that house and give no- things are simply going too far. Today that boy got up on the fence end called Lawrence all kinds of said that his mother had that ma didn't have clothes fit ; suggested had begun hard during j the recital of his grievances. don't try to make j myself look like a peacock every time I start to said Mrs. This comparison of Mrs. Burnett to a peacock tickled the children, and they laughed immoderately. Tom restrained them with a quiet and said that the proper way to get along was to pay no attention to the neighbors. like to know how you can, help said his wife. boy is up to come mischief every hour of; the day, and his mother seems to encourage him in docs. He throws things over into our yard, teases Willie and makes faces at time I him pick on lie I'll another tarry, do untiling of the in-I mother. you talking to I gave you had exclaimed i remember tin; with him Lawrence remembered the mild and his inward resolution was not changed. Tom went for his pipe, oppressed with the thought that he beer, very lucky in his select ion of neighbors. These complaints had come to him day alter day from the down- trodden members of his family. The lend had grown from a thou- sand aggravating circumstances. Suppose Morton Burnett to be on the fence. His mother would open the back door and say loudly enough to make herself heard through the open windows of the get down from that fence Haven't about Mrs. would hear and Then would wait her opportunity to appear on the back stoop and retaliate. In summer time, when both en were out of doors much of the time, they occasionally exchanged glances which were significant said. Mr. put her she knew Mm. the a organ in our sense, hit haven't any in yours. Mrs. has frequently in formed that the Burnett organ was a cheap secondhand thing. One day when Mrs. came home from a funeral in a covered carriage there was consternation in tho Burnett family, and accounts were not fairly balanced until a new coat of paint was put on the Bur- nett house. The children told Burnett children all that their mother had said about the probable character of Mrs. Burnett. likewise the Burnett children repeated to the children all that they heard at the supper table. Mis. Burnett know that she was being reported Mrs. and Mrs. it her duty to learn what the viper-i thing had been saying. Frank Burnett and Tom convinced each that the other's was probably more to blame over the fence, clothesline and garbage box issues. Alice Burnett started to run across the street one day in front of a delivery wagon. She fell, scram- bled to her feet again, and the horse's knee struck her in the back. She fell on the block pavement and lay quiet. Mrs. saw it all from her front window. She ran into the street and gathered the muddy child in her arms. The frightened driver had left his wagon, sad he followed her timidly to the front door Burnett house. Mrs. Burnett screamed and then began to cry. for a doctor, you said Mrs. to the driver as rue placed the limp little bony on a bed and then ran for cold water cloths. When the girl opined her eyes she found her mother on ore Fide, Mrs. on Hit other, peas. physician smiled at over the a little jolted up and bumped her head when .-lie fell, bat it was mostly he gasped I saw fall heart just my cry, you ain't i bit hurt. The doctor says sen some more e on your bed old get said Mrs. Burnett. you sit still. You arc as pale as a That is how it happened Frank Burnett, coming home from the works by the back way, found in his kitchen the hated vixen, the trainer of criminals, the woman without She told him what had and begged him not to frighten his wife, as there wasn't real Mr. was likewise surprised upon arriving home. Supper was not ready, and his wife had gone over to the enemy. He went after her and was taken in. Mrs. told him she couldn't come home because Mrs. Burnett was all upset, and some one would have to take care of child. So Mr. and his two boys ale s cold lunch with Mr. Burnett his boy. Mr. Burnett sent Morton out to get two cigars, and while the women sat by the bed in the front room the men sat in the hack room and smoked, the three boys, awed by the revolution, kept very quiet. Morton ever bothers you, Mr. said Mr. Burnett, just let me know, and I'll tend to was just going to to that Larry's apt to too gay now and then, if ever hour Slicking on your children I'll remember In the front room Mrs. was thanking Mrs. who hoping that her children had bothered Mrs. Burnett very much. The little girl went to sleep, and family went home. That the end of the feud. In each household there was a general order that in case of a riot punishment should ho visited upon those at hand. These two side by side, the water of the west awn. The were at lib- f on organ. the feud, the me t or he THE EASTERN ft. WHICHARD. Editor and Owner. VOL No. Friday COUNTY, NORTH ml ONE PER IN ADVANCE beautiful Home Seldom do e a more wedding than that which t the hospitable home of just miles of Wednesday afternoon, when he youngest daughter, Marriage. . C, of the most marriages ever in Win- place this morning at half past o'clock, II ATE NEWS, O. near Scotland -Nook, so in a gin few days ago. The Merchants A Farmers bank Luke's church, , . J. . m. v n . . declared Mr. F. G. of and Miss Bertha of ibis place, were united the bonds united in the bonds , ,., M. T , . . The to Mr. Julius of j . A , .,. . beautifully decorated All through the i h. a . . , clear crisp morning be seen of palms. i. , , ,. . lent love q the ferns and trailing ivy, whilst Um K parlor was a of u . . . in quantity Dawson, Just as Mis. Higgs, Carey and dressed bite u. . Lena Eureka the parlor b. Kite t., ribbons. ,. Kl , TI- Then M s h ,, log, lull Fleming, S Washington, dressed in silk f mull carrying or, Mis. T wearing a a , where they united Thence-he bride MM i the . , a extended vent and a receiver appointed. Safe the m a few nights ago, and secured 1200 in and stamps. Two boys, age sad years have been convicted of at Asheville. They fire to a school house. George W. been of the murder of Will Max- well, in and seat to be hanged Hunter Arnold, a rural mail route in North Carolina, boa been for writing letters to the col T a lost his four two horses, three four hogs, to and bis farm by fire. The to about At New Bern Abbott, a year old boy riding bicycle close to a morning A pushed the boy under the cur and one of bis arm was cut off near was arrest At a coin song bucking in In CIRCUS TRAIN IN A WRECK Two Cars Derailed at Siding and Show Was Unable make A wreck to the second of bearing sod Hells circus this at Hyman's siding, six miles west of and the circus was unable to meet its engagement to show Greenville today. wreck caused a delay of traffic all trains and it nearly noon the mail from Morehead reached this city. the wreck is clearly but is thought to have either from the track the switch or the heavily laden car breaking in the middle. Two ears were derailed but no nor any of the animals were hurt. first section had cleared mid come on to this where i has up all day await arrival the other sec- as it would be useless for it too to Greenville without the other There were four sections in all two following section which wrecked, but they flagged and no hurt was done them. two cars derailed were flat cars loaded h poles and tent fixture,, they were so badly damaged that they will have to go the shops for repairs, and the loads were transferred to other cars. The time required to remedy trouble woe long that circus No. Thursday, Jordan, came over Mrs. J. L. Moore left this morn- for Raleigh. in a difficulty. One through t. I. a. . . a Shower b. t of bride and lilies was a picture of The A. T. bridal tour, bearing with them the hearty congratulations and good wishes of all their host i j and impressive An joined them as man and J ring- u ,,,, drew a, pistol fired at soother, the ball missing the mark intended and striking a white man and stop in Greenville at all. the circus closes its and has been sold and will sou will named Craig tho wound-; to new owners, said lug him fatally. at marriage T. H d of Ayden, o. L, for an extended bridal tour. R. p Mr. Fleming is one of Pitt con-,, New York, B. C Pearce most popular and H. O., Dr J. B. young men Baltimore. Misses Olivia of her mo-t . best i NO CIRCUS. A Paragon, Convict Drowned. , N is Q a in .-,. a of logs ridge liver, town, of . to . twelve fell over- and drowned today. body las ml beau wan free of i and shackles the time accident. Look at the Ads are Mm, for the men-bunts By way many nights do often will you scrub wash the Friday a lire every in in,. and Sells Stopped by Wreck, Greenville held crowd of dis appointed people Thous- ands were here from all directions to sud Hells Brothers big show. When it was that of circus in a wreck on the Atlantic Carolina railroad there was much All the H crowd was collected around depot waiting to hen the come in and unload, but l never came, disappointment ii creased each passing hour It Was when the reached from wreck and then ii was learned lbs Show would not stop in all, but would go on through , moved Greenville been tho j upon having a date I tho biggest and best show traveling Ibis season, e was all the greater circumstances interfered with the show here. to be headed by Al G. Fields, great minstrel showman President Howland went from Goldsboro to the of wreck on a special and Mr. Sells being on the ground the to will probably a conclusion as to the of wreck difference the spot. Mr. Belle, in speaking f the accident, was disposed to treat it and did not fret much, remarking that it all come along business, accidents, etc. his com pan v had been very the wreck in months. The had a Newborn Thursday and it is sail, a very Ur crowd had gathered in Greenville there today and of course their disappointment was stun Free Press, ITEMS were you in your lust go heating to hunt; t yon want to buy, but time by looking at start out trading. Yon advertisements of live this paper and yon want. did you people went to Europe much did you can yon Just t u keeper from in- sane asylum rushed and said- you her hand and loot Dr H. O. Hyatt will be at Hotel Bertha 6th, 6th Monday Tuesday Wednesday for of of Those not o pay a l, will be examined 11-U It a wk H. M. Grand Rapids- wife could eat or All run Three packages made her strong and healthy. cents, Tea or Tablets. N- C, Nov. 18.1904. Mrs. and children, who have visiting Mrs. age, left today for their home in Prof. public visited the public school here this week everything going well. are being made to give the Sunday school children n Christmas tree sometime during tie holidays. Mrs. L. K. Ricks mid little Savage- daughter, Mary Belle, are visiting relatives in Greenville, Mis Stokes is the guest of Miss Mabel Mrs. W. H. Ricks is visiting her parents M W. came home Wed- evening Littleton Mrs. Emma Everett of ton, is visiting her brother, W. E. Booth Greenville. Mis. M. little son, of Washington, came in Wednesday evening to visit her mother, Mrs. Mary Foley. Friday, Nov. 18th, MM, W. I. Tender returned to today. B. C. Pearce, of Sanford, came this morning. D. B. Jarvis has taken a position with E. Gillian, returned to this Mis Tyson has taken a position at Miss Jennie Harrell, who was hero, Thursday even- for Little Miss of Ayden, is visiting grand mother Mrs. J. U. Barnhill. Mrs. A. Rawls and Miss Maggie Everett, of Hamilton, are visiting Mrs. D. D. Gardner. A. of Norfolk, who has been visiting Ms L. H. Fender, returned home today. Mrs. Ewell who was hero wedding, returned to Washington today. Bey. and Mrs. B. Stephens, who have been visiting Rev. W. H. left Thursday evening. Miss Mabel of Bethel, is visiting parents, Mr. and H. Barnhill, Saturday, Not. W. J. Hunter left this morning for Virginia, Joe Rawls went to Mis Barnhill to this morning. Dr. J. Greene returned to Friday Mayor Parker was today trying yesterday's drunks. Herman of Ayden spent Friday in Greenville. Frank came in from Washington Friday evening. J H. went to Tarboro this morning to attend the circus. Misses Lena and Carrie Forbes, went to Kinston Friday evening. J. B. sister, Miss Mary, went to Kinston Friday evening. T. B. Wilson, of Washington, the of W. A, There will be no sales on the to- market Thursday and Friday Nov. and Box for Orphans. The and their friends of Greenville will send n box to the Oxford Orphan asylum next Tuesday. Any wishing Io make a can leave it at jewelry store of J. Griffin,

. MM. it. resell Grocer an Cash paid fat Cotton Reed, .- Egg, e . Mattresses, Oak Salts, Par-- Tables, Safes, Gall Ax Life Key West Ch Ca Castries, Peaches, Pine Apples, Jelly, Meat, virtue of M order of lie court of Pitt county, made a proceeding therein needing, entitled B. Moor BA- of Allen Warren Warren and other. on Monday, December the noun- door in at sale to bidder, two certain pieces or , r. and situated in and near I the town of Greenville to L-p. Food, . boa lead Men I I Hulls, G ; m . toadies, Dried ; plea, Base Oar eats, Beasts. China . I are, tracker. Ma, Co-, Bern 5.- Royal Machine and etas Cheap tor cash. . . Li. D. ti r . t m. N, rib Of Third i l e lands -r, I ho heirs Of XI L. others, x u.-res more or lea; and or pared adjoining and J. more or cash. , h E. B. Moore. i Mien Warren. At So Tired It gamy are Kn front an in- active LIVE with a wed one can do without It adds a p to ones capacity. R can If Announcement NO SCARCITY of lag tract of land Ons it in the town OF adjoining the lands EL J- w. t Jesse w. and Nancy THINGS GOOD TO Also one piece of land in Bethel town- BALE FOB of a degree the I- or term. 1904, in a therein pending en- titled J. K Ann Bryan ea the at law the aid Bryan, the undersigned will ex- dollars Count. In the course of an address the other day on how to obtain success, the president of a prominent street- railway company do not make the man, hut good clothes have a man a good job. AT W. J. The Five Points Grocer. At this store you get Hon- est Goods at Honest Prices. for your; table can be supplied promptly j H you call, or No. assured that you only hip, adjoining the lands i Thomas. I- A. Cherry am others, the same i e land said Ann inherited from her rather, acres o ID -j-- ca-h. This November IS. r. n James, want a job. it is better to spend twenty dollars for a suit of clothes, four dollars for shoes and the rest for a shave, a hair cut and a clean collar and walk to the place, than go w. i. with the money in the pockets of a dingy suit Professional men, solid tor-;, salesman, reporters and young, in in general, business brings into with say it sighted in the world to go shabby, out of-date or soiled clothing. Economy able virtue and should especially encouraged in youth, proceeding therein b , where economy to baa Sim reach, kc tucker and wife and will, on ed when one tries to on Monday, December before clothing or clean linen tery door in the. town of announce that we are Wholesales and Retail for White Lead, Colors, and and Country Ready Paints. H, LAND SALE By virtue of the Superior is an admiral Pitt county. ma especially I soil at public sale to the bidder cash, et of in township, the I lands of Galloway, J. fresh good a her. A Heavy To lift that of stoat- TELEPHONE MD Hr. I way n said division as appear on . in the Superior Clerk curable, aw e Ill-veil a-l There is In the world better than the Harrison line. It has behind it a -II reputation for honorable wares and honorable dealings. If you use the Harrison Paints you need never worry quality. We trust that you will favor us with your orders whenever you want good paint for any Have just a car load and can give you Special Prices. Baker Hart. GREENVILLE, N. C, TELEGRAPH COMPANY. The following bow reached over lines this Beaufort Bree. Vow oil, Augusta, A lid Tens S. V city, Vt, Tear York S, V Now ., I Vt. Pi St. Louis, Va nod Li points Mies- River. office of Pitt county In resort I vision John B. M. M. Galloway. Blow, Attorneys. the i J . . is, . s t i.-. New is j I it ire I t ix it id I I'm. I LAND SALE. By virtue of n court of In special No. 1312, T. t and vs son others, the under- signed will sell . th at public unction on Mo day. 6th. described . I tract land situated the county j ; in Greenville township. I i Hounded on tho by th; lands ; i Mrs. ville. on the east and south by the I land and on the u-s t; lauds of contain log or less, on both sides of the road known as the pis.-1 Said sold This Out. . in ; mire i; I . in. re- i; i . I write . ., . well ; EXCLUSIVELY N SALEM ACADEMY AND COLLEGE. Ph. D., Principal. . -I. I- Ill . , I; . . , . I Ml i lit Jim, i. it. i ton Jill . rs-r's . i. 11.-. may bill r i- Sale. N. C, March 9th., 1904. Mr. Chen, M. It l n little unusual to tile an i tins late in bot we find that the mom Pianos winch add to the results at- it-s the work. We have added a number of your they have all r it requires a of unusual merit vb use winch all have within our we an- glad to b- to say your and will to firm time to time as the need I think re me a dozen now in the school. J. E. i's is given ill, in the day t sail at public sale, at the the in Ch WE WANT COTTON iii Any Size Lots. will either cash or ex- change meal end hulls the t. Cannon in town- v -.- . mid Oil for the sum due the by the defendant which stun mo s s said Justice at ins l- l In said county of when where tin defendant is re- A up They are full; law of these piano, cm now will , be seen and m , . , before lively dose before many when price promptly a you are any v r i Washington, N. Greenville, N. C. MARBLE MONUMENTAL WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Iron Fencing Sold. HOw TO MAKE book mils all it. Hook on . r PHYSICIAN AND I, ville, at lowest prises And v, lie fool -several slight- ed at 1171.00 to a ,,, Buck instrument hen in l ed tr years. V- Patrick, bares elated with low here, will be glad to iii price atone. ,,;, Liven on quested or de- of Cannon, in ,. . i- . . to the j- p, hie.;, r the lands ll CHAS. M. ii U.-- of laid T. C. Cannon. will on the of; J. M. COS, Fountain, W. add N. oust of M w i turn- gout nice, upon the estate of Moore having to me of the court of Pitt comity, notice ii hereby to all ; said e, tote to them on or before the f of November or will In bur of their I u said estate to make mediate to me. 6th of November h. Blow, Attorneys. BUCK'S STOVES in in Bight in Pries. THE ASK kit Built iv d e i v All it for B in receiving AYDEN PA B and for those is arrears. We a Ht i of all who at j at J. B. Smith Bro. T so orders; The latest thing shoes. Call I O. Jackson and Miss Grimes, a. L. of visiting Miss Berry. day Wednesday. yon need mes, light. tough for your buggy or Call on us and make a Milling A Mfg. Co., v. c. enlarged made. Beat refer- J. M. Manager and Agent. Jars BL for Don't fall to see Cannon Ty- son's now crockery both and market tor beef, sail j the trade, that arc simply and smoothest seat on market First Class made brick, by A M f Co, wholesale J. B Smith A Bro. are offering lock always on j special to the trade In solicited. J. A. Griffin, l fall winter goods. W C. Go's new are Invited and e a decorated. Prices are cheaper lire of drew are taking the price formerly. of all who see them. They and L W. SI Groceries And Provisions Cotton Bagging and Tie always on hand S. J. R. Smith and J. A. Davis were character wit- court at Wed- Come to see us when you want Beat gives, Hart Bros., to buy f. A- M. went to Farm ville yesterday looking after handle Trust Hart A Jenkins. u the colored no- is the largest buyer on the market reported in ear item In If yea need anything way of Crockery, Tin ware Some to see us, Hart Jenkins. R. G. Cox it. Fire, n P. O. Betiding, Call oar line of high grade baggies, tin be easily convinced of the superiority et material and den Milling Mis;. Co. E. E. C i. will do all they possible please you with their new line heavy and fancy groceries W. B. of through yesterday way to South Carolina ho has an in a very large es- left by an obi bachelor uncle. Jon received, line of fit up iii any style price. Ayden Milling A Mfg Co. Fancy oranges, apples and m i-i at E. E. I Go's. Call on n for a bar rel of Columbia Flour, none better to be had anywhere. We offering good values for the money in shoes, hats, caps, and floor oil cloth Tyson. Rev. Mr. Campbell came day is stopping with Prof. T. , Kb-g. For apples, corn he, apply to E. B, Mr . Willie Prince, of after a to relatives here returned to her home. member, if you do not secure one of our high grade buggies, lorn ill than ours. Milling Mfg. Co., den, U. Wears Headquarters for Brat light neat Milling Mfg. Co., M. and Wed- morning low I will a hospital hope she way entirely the relief she line of suits, youth iv suits, and over-coat's to at. Cannon Tyson are displaying up to date line of . brought to this I take ibis method of in forming public that as the Summer sea- is about over I am offering inducements order to sell. My. line of pants excelled, and the Edwin mac which I handle exclusively is surpassed by any other make. live me avail when I have town yon my dry goods, notions her line of goods I know I shall to please you and sell you J. J. Hines. from the country Tuesday tip Ute hi- IR. Smith Br. R. C. Gannon spent the , Our order and children hats and caps are He ladies now on sale at J. R. Smith ft Bro f visit sod pat- field pea at J. R J. R. Smith Bro. Smith ft Dr. celebrated tablets, pet cloth l.-st medicine on at J. j J. Bro. P. Smith Bro yard wool by wide yard J. R. Smith ft Bro. bare been dead, the Meet thing out in this vicinity. I Car salt verdict that to weather she met her -nib have plenty of the and cart at J. Tue Ayden Milling a Co., u. have arranged a upon the. Bay, seed meal and rear of which they have placed a i at J K. ft motor the front a Cook and Hosting stoves at circular saw to connected A Bro. a inch belt. This they and will sell them as cheap from house to They then j as any one. an electric wire to a s- Milling Mfg. Co. ling wire and then the Ayden, N C. In motion. whole is perfect The ladies say that Cannon A; In its They cut Tyson have the prettiest line of any length, dross goods in town. Notice yon wad your cotton nice and clean, order that yon might better prices for it, bring it to the Ayden Milling; Mfg. Co., Ayden, K. IT. M. Wharton, Tuesday night with his sou- in law, Barnes Hides of rotten on an average v i the Ayden Milling and Co, gin. They lint the public have it out. Dr. of Baltimore, is visiting his friend D. O. at this place. He also came a guest to marriage. Why suffer from head , . . . . J. K. Smiths Bro, would es- ache, eye ache smarts and burns, , . ,. . teem it a h cm I par who their pump healer they cat a cud that for one- third or half of the cost of a man with It a both a and time saver. Cold weather underwear at prices to suit all. Fits guaranteed at W. and Polite good, goods at sore of J. R Bro. hart this Reek ii in build f.-r we do not i Milling Mfg, Go., X. C Raymond Turns ire has been . Examine line of notions received, W. C. Jackson and Co. Tb to know that a first-class stock of DRUGS, an up-to-date line of STA- ail kinds TOILET articles, best of RUBBER goods and befit Also carry Garden Seed Dye-stuff, Cigars, Cigar- Chewing and Tobacco, a large as- of Pipes. Hard Rubber and Elastic Beat stock of Brush es all kinds. ally com- pounded. Freak kept In Stock. Prod ace sad Sold D. W. Q R North Carolin yon one pair of glasses properly fitted, by J. W. Taylor, grad- Optician, Ayden, N. C. Weak eyes, in need of glasses, ways go to worse. A lit- piece of glass properly ed will often work wonders. Several and relatives from here attended the marriage of Mr. Fred Miss Bertha Wednesday. Those desiring first-class work in the enlargement of pictures will do well to see Hart Bro,. family have rerouted from a long visit to J. R. Smith Bro treat -II M. M. SAULS. PHARMACIST, Not Quite How you pet a thing nail or strew driver nm- Hare a tool box and be prepared for Oar line of tool is all sad we will that your toil box not lack a useful Of Course You get Harness, Horse Goods, J. PL Core OLD DOMINION LIp N. C. augur would l el urn it at once are very in not in need of it. They do not but as a matter of they feel to this quest. While perhaps just at this E. j. may not be , MASONS ONLY. as a Wall street yet ., ,., . It is plain at an Insurance man he The Masonic Mutual gets He is not only a sue-; but has found it necessary to assistance. His companies are first and every body, the fact, Mr. Cox I la to being and having something good lo hustle. Mrs. Charles Relief Association. The best plan, the best rate and the induce- offered. A. P. Ayden, N. C custom with the greatest respect Wednesday with Mia, J. R. Smith, and all are extended an Sewing machines at J. R, Smith to call at their store. Steamer R. L. Myers leave Washington daily, except Sunday, m for Greenville, Greenville daily, except I at in. fr Washington. Connecting at for Norfolk, Philadelphia, New all points North. aB Norfolk with railroads for all e lilts West. Shippers order their by Old Dominion Line New York and I and Southern R R. and Dominion Line from Norfolk; Clyde Line from Philadelphia. Bay Line and Chesapeake Line Baltimore and Merchants Line from Boston. Sailing hours subject to change without Notice. H. Myers, Washington, N. C. ; J. N. C. B. Walker, Vice Manager, Street. IT, Y. OF THE BANK OF AYDEN N. C. At the close of business Sept 6th, ASK FOR COLUMBIA FLOUR, If it doesn't give yon satisfaction your dealer will pay you for inning It. F. Johnson, Diet. Ayden, RESOURCES. Loans and Discounts, Furniture and Fixtures Duo from Banks, Check Cash Gold Coin, Silver Coin, National Bank notes and oilier U notes total. 1,577 Capital stock paid in, Undivided profits less Dividends unpaid Individual deposits sub- to check, 16,183.02 Certified checks Cashier's Bills ear. of men. 5.000.00 Total. Dr. Dixon PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Ayden, N. C. Dr. r. Practicing Physician Surgeon Office Hotel Annie, Ayden, M. C. SCHOOL BOOKS, INKS Supplies Lunch Baskets. Music AT BOOK STORE.

M. SCHULTZ MM retail Grocer am Denier. Oak led far, Seed, Oil Be Turkeys, eta. Smite, W alto, Tables, Safe, I Life Key Went Oh Henry Anglo Apples, Jelly, Ami tags, Meat, Sot. abide Food, ton Bead and Hulls, G-i. Dried Apples, Md Chin Ware, Tin and Wood Ware, Cake and aw Ben Batter, Royal Machine and melons good. Quality . quantity. for r-e LAND BALK. By virtue of an order of tie court of Pitt county, mM certain special proceeding therein entitled B. Moore of Allen Warren d, against Warren and others. will, on Monday, December before the- door in Hell at to the bidder, two certain pieces or of situated In and near hat pan the town of Greenville to One v , -eel North of Third and p. Tar river, the lands of D. lit the heirs of M I . Davenport others, x acres more or less; and .,. ., Ce or parcel adjoining and J- C. acres more or i; i , ii of B. Moore, at At t w t w. N lb. HI FOB PARTITION. NO SCARCITY OF THINGS GOOD TO EAT AT W. J. The Five Points Grocer. At this store you get Hon- est Goods at Honest Prices. Anything wanted for your table can be supplied promptly if you call, or No. assured that you get only fresh good every u buy here. virtue of a degree of the 1- or court made the November term, In a cause therein en- titled J. K Bryan vB Bryan and the other heir at law of the Mid Malissa Bryan, the undersigned will ex- pose to before the court house door In Wednesday, 21st day of December, the follow- described tracts of land to win One lot situated in the town adjoining the lands of K. J- ton, w. Carson and being lot on which the said Ann Bryan formerly Also one piece of land in Bethel town- ship, adjoining the lands of w. U- Whitehurst, Jesse Thomas, E. A. Cherry and others, the same piece of laud which said Ann inherited from her fattier, Bryan, containing t o- less. Term This November F. O JAMES, I W. LAND SALE virtue of the Superior of county, i certain So Tired ft may bat the are tram LIVER. With a well one can do of without It adds a kindred per ones earning capacity. It can by, and by take no Personal la the course of an address the other day how to obtain success, the president of a prominent street- railway company do not make the man, but good clothes have got many a man a good job. If you have twenty-five dollars and want a job. it better to spend twenty dollars for a suit of clothes, four dollars for shoes and the rest for a shave, a hair cut and a clean collar and walk to the place, than go with the money in the pockets of a dingy suit Professional men, tors, salesmen, reporters and young in general, whew business brings them into frequent contact I with others, say that it is the most short sighted in the to go about wearing shabby, out of-date or boiled clothing. Economy is an Admirable virtue and should Bounty, n especially encouraged in youth, proceeding therein pending, b-t w a point where economy entitled John reach. ceases to boa virtue, and it is reach- when one tries to on necessary clothing or clean linen TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY. following points reached over the lines this C i Bree. Littleton, New d, Ml. Augusta Bait-more Md Tenn s u City. To Obit ft. C i nut e, Va Va New York S, V , Lt Va Pi St. Ah. Va . r tor of M. -M. Galloway B. w. Tucker and wife and others. I , Monday, December 5th, 1904, before nm the court door in the. town of Greenville, sell at public to the h-chest bidder for cash, a tract o. land Heavy To lift -bat .,,;. . of the way and creek, and as, ,,.,, Cure. Lot No. S in the division of the lands , you Sour of James Gal i. was allotted to . . way in said division as appear on ,,,, ii ad l-n as record in the Superior Clerks office of Tin county in t Pi- vision of This the 24th day . H. John B, of M. W- Blow, Attorneys. Announcement announce that we are Retail for- White Lead, Paints, Colors, and and Country Ready Paints. There is in the world better than the line. It has behind it a t reputation for honorable wares and honorable dealings. If you use the Harrison Paints you need never worry quality. We trust that you will favor us with your orders whenever you want good paint for any Have just a car load and can give you Special Prices. Baker Hart. GREENVILLE, N. C, LAND SALE. Ami In t points Mis. C. WE WANT COTTON Any Size Lots. We will either rush or ex change meal hulls and bags pay freights Write us win n are sell exchange. HAVENS OIL CO. Washington, N. C. MILLIARD, Greenville, N. C. MARBLE MONUMENTAL WORK ; OP EVERY DESCRIPTION. Iron Fencing Sold. HOW TO MAKE Our book of receipt yon all about it. Become join-own instruction. Book postpaid on of Bldg., Ta. G. r. PHYSICIAN AND k. o. By virtue of n Superior court of Pitt com in No. 1812, r. K. v. if. VS Ron Pittman and others, the under- j slimed will , . U-; th court b- use door at public auction on . nay. I Dec. 6th. the . tract of land situated In the county in township. j Hounded on i by tho lands H. c. Han-is Mrs. Col- on the east south by toe land and on th-- the lands f Harrington, contain am acres more or less, lying on both sides the and known at the y I sold for partition. This Out, F t- re cured by the i. . ,., Ht Conn. -nil nine i-ii and an re ,, is- I I. -UH- .; in in. write . ,. , i. v . ,.,. I i, , i-- . I'll, i j i lie v. cure nil r-.-i . . . hi Jim. .-co it on i;. i- i I Ii L H t . put may lie . , r i- EXCLUSIVELY IN SALEM ACADEMY AND COLLEGE. Ph. D., Principal. N. C , March 9th., 1804. Mr Chas. M. Charlotte, is n little unusual to file an c this late , but we find the or Pianos which the the result, at- the work. We have added a number your few and they have all H requires a pm-n of unusual merit far all within our we .- to b- able to say ins the and we will to firm rime to time the i re me about a now in the J. Notice is hereby day at the he ,,, i Cannon in Ch c d Mom ville County, n, the late Cannon in i. all t above named I notice a summons in the above of hog, action was issued the kitchen d cotton i n , . , H u Justice of fie 1804. the mum of U the defendant, which is and cannon. said at Ida Executors P. C Cannon. ,, county of tho of November, 1904, when and the defendant is . r the lands belonging to th of laid T. c. Cannon. i on Hie cay of J. COB, They are fall A tar sad db and p can now -m, will it and many ville, when factory price promptly withdrawn, a you v , ed upright at r or organ from pa to a H Each Is Each for years. P- w line low hew, be glad to in price from Q. C CHAS, M. FIREMAN, it J. P. O., M. ea of Phone M U . nice us your order. Letters of upon the estate of Moore having day been to me the clerk of court of Pitt con v. notice Is hereby to all c said to them to for meat on or the or notice will iv plead bur of their recovery, indebted , estate to make to nth of November L. A Blow, BUCK'S STOVES In Fuel, in in in Repairs, High in THE ASK if tits Built id i v i Hen AH n. H. TH lA. s for Daily gee we tab and for those arrear. We have a lit of all at this orders for job Min Alien Grimes, ville, When need ; met, light, tough tor your buggy m a. Call on us and make a Milling A Killing Mfg. Co., N. C. enlarged or charge made, refer- Hart e. A. M. went to yesterday looking after He the buyer oil the market If yea need way of Tin some to see Hart A Jenkins. H. G. Cox Life Fire, and Health P. O. Budding, Gull examine oar line of high grade buggies. You em be easily convinced of the superiority el material and Milling C. E. E. C . will do all they i Io plea-Mi you with their new Hue heavy fancy groceries W. B. Wingate, of pasted through yesterday his way t South Carolina he an in a very large es- left by an old bachelor uncle. received, lino line of fit yon up in any style or price. Milling Fancy oranges, apples and bananas at E. E. I Call on s for a bat rel of Columbia Flour, none better to be had anywhere. We are offering good values for the money in shoe, caps, rugs mattings, tables and oil cloth Tyson. Rev. Mr. Campbell came day and is stopping with Prof. T. H. For can apples, e, apply to E. H. Mr-. Willie Prince, of after . to relatives has returned in home. if you do not secure one of our high grade buggies, your will be than ours. Milling Mfg. Co., den, N. We are Headquarters for flint class, light neat Harness, Muling Mfg. Co., N. C C. M. and wife Wed- ct for where n Holton wilt enter a hospital may entirely tho relief she it line of men's suits, youth suits, and over-coat's to at. Cannon Tyson. a Tyson are displaying up to date line of ever brought to this I lake ibis method of informing he that as Summer sea- is about over I am offering In order to sell. My. line of pants cannot be and the Edwin which f exclusively is surpassed by any other make. live me a call when I have low n my dry goods, notions her line of goods I know I shall to please you and ell yon J. J. s the train morning It the AYDEN PA D. W. do at J. R. Smith A Bro. The latest thing shoes. Call at W. C. and A. L. of Kinston, spent the day Don't fail to see Cannon Si Ty- son's crockery both plain and decorated. Prices are cheaper than formerly. If. T. i. R. Smith and J. A. Davit were character wit- court at Wed- Come to see when you wain to buy Independent Manufactured Tobacco, we handle Trust goods, Hart A of the colored in our items to have been found dead, jury returned n verdict that to weal Sunday night she met her w have plenty of the wagon and cart wheels and will sell them as any Mfg. Co. N C. The ladies say that Cannon A Tyson have the prettiest line of goods in town. Notice you want your cotton ginned and clean, that you might better prices for it, bring it to Hie Milling Mfg. Co., Ayden, N. H. M. Wharton, Tuesday night his sou- ill la, Barnes dales of cotton on an average is v hit the Ayden Milling mil Co gin. They lint tho public have I on lid it out. Dr. of Baltimore, is visiting his friend D. G. at this place. He also name as a guest to marriage. Why suffer from intense head J. Manager Agent. Jars H. A Go's new j manufacture boggle seats for market tor beef, tail j the trade, that are simply the sage, and fresh on market First Class hand made brick, by i A Mfg Ce. wholesale and retail large J. Smith A Bro. are offering always on hand, orders to the trade in solicited. J. A. Griffin. I fall winter goods. W C. Go's new are cordially invited to call and lire of dress goods are taking the price Pants aims and at J, Groceries And Provisions Cotton Bogging and Ties always on hand They of all who see Hie R. C. Gannon in Tuesday. ladies specially be f will visit and pat- R. Smith Bro. Dr. tablets, R. Smith Bra Our order of youth and children hats caps are now on sale at R. Smith A Bro. bushel peas at R. Smith A Carpet and b-st medicine on I he market at J. j J. R. A Bro. P. Smith A Bro will t Sawing wood by electricity J. B. Smith Bro. the latest thing oat vicinity. Cut salt, toe and Tue Ayden Co., U. Smith A Bro. have arranged a upon the ; Hay, seed meal and rear of which have placed a j at J B. Smith A Bro. Cook n-l Heating stoves at J. Smith A. Bro. kept In stock. Produce Sold D. W. GREENVILLE North Carolina. motor and tho front attached a saw two by a inch belt. This they move from house to They then I an wire to pars- wire and then set the machine j in motion. The whole is perfect its They i wood any length. For heater cut a cord In that for one- third or one of do- cost of a man with an It both a money and time saver. Cold weather underwear at prices to suit all. Fits at W. C. Jackson and Polite good. and suitable J. R Smith Bro. W. Hart b i i o this ices bit one- . We Bo, fur we do not set cannot Milling Mfg. Co. Raymond line of notions received. O. Jackson and Co. J. R. Smith Si, , would cs ache, eye ache smarts and hums. H when yon can be permanently cue pair of properly fitted, by J. W. Taylor, grad- Optician, Ayden, N. t. Weak need of glasses, ways o to worse. A lit- piece of properly ed will often work wonders. Several and relatives from here tit tended I he marriage of Mr. Fred Miss Bertha hi Winterville Wednesday. Those first-class work in I be ; of pictures will do well to see Hart Bro. John family have returned from a long visit to A hankie. J. R. Smith Bro their with the greatest respect and all mo an to call at their store. to know that I handle only a first-class stock of DRUGS, an rip-to-date line of TA- ail kinds TOILET best quality of RUBBER goods and best CHEMICALS OBTAINABLE carry Garden Seed Dye-stuff, Cigar Tobacco, a large as- sort of Pipes. Hard Rubber and Elastic Best of Brush es of all kinds. com- par- ties who last harrowed their pump would let urn once us they are very mi need of it. They do not in anyone, bur as a matter of feel compelled to make this quest. perhaps just at E. I may not be ONLY. busy as a Wall street, yet; i . It is plain as an Insurance man he The Masonic Mutual M. M. SAULS. M A w. c. Not Quite I How you get a done-a nail or strew driver r a- Have a cooS tool box and be for Oar line of tool- i. all desire, we will see that your too box does not a useful article. Of Course You get Harness, Horse J. R, Core OLD DOMINION gets there He is nut only a but bus found it necessary to employ His companies are first class and every body the fact, Mr. Cox is in Congratulated in being a and having something good to hustle. Mrs. Charles Wednesday with Mrs. J. R. Smith. Sewing machines at J. R, Smith ft Bro, OF THE BANK OF AYDEN, N. C. At the clone of business Sept 6th, Relief Association. The best plan, the host rate the induce- offered. Sen A. P. At. Ayden, N. C RIVER Steamer R. L. leave Washington daily, except Sunday, m for Greenville, Greenville dally, except Sunday, at in. Ir Washington. Connecting at steamers for Norfolk, New Boston, all points North. Connects with for all units Shippers should order by Old Dominion Line New York and Norfolk and Soul It R. Old Line from Norfolk; Clyde Line from Bay Line and Line Baltimore and Merchants Miners Line from Boston. Sailing hours to change without Notice. t. H. Myers, Washington, N. C. , J. Cherry, N. C. . B. Walker, View President Manager, Hi -hi Beach Street. H. Y. ASK FOR COLUMBIA FLOUR, If it doesn't give yon satisfaction your dealer will pay you for returning it. R. F. Dist. Loans and Discounts, Furniture and Due from Banks, Check and Items, Gold Coin, Silver Coin, National Bank notes oilier S. total. LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in, Undivided profits lose expenses, j Dividends unpaid Individual deposits sub- to check, 10,183.02 Certified checks Cashier's Hills tor. of 5,000.00 Dr. Dixon PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office Block, float Ayden, N. C. Dr. Lou is Ski Practicing Physician Surgeon Office Hotel Annie, M. C. SCHOOL BOOKS, PEN'S INKS School Supplies Lunch Baskets. Music AT BOOK STORE.

TO THE EASTERN REFLECTOR AND . J. and in post office at Greenville, N. C, ms second clans matter, Advertising rates made upon application. A correspondent desired at every post office in Pitt and adjoining counties. a man's title to consideration rests The news from various portions of on the color of skin and not or I the south is to the effect that though his character and his achievements the fields are white with cotton, the The World hopes that this farmers are in need of help to pick has finally been thoroughly i to County, N. C, Judge Parker Las moved to Tho gold brick who are York and opened law office sorting a term in the penitentiary, are moving again to get a pardon, To deny the child even that little training and leave him in absolute ignorance, unable to read a printed page or to even write his name, cruel beyond utterance. Do not, if you have a spark of love for your child, deny him the privilege of learning to read and roe Enquirer about your taxes and what Sleigh to interview the governor yon owe the newspaper to be . . m Our ad- paying, vice to the governor is, don't an Arkansas lawyer now being in The New York Herald estimates that the election cost the two cal parties more than twenty-two if sends all of the boys a If more people would catch the of shoes ho will have to enlarge o praise things his factory. I instead of kicking against them, the i town would along faster. His idea is to say something good about The president is entertaining a Japanese prince who over to it is a good idea. gee. bow the country looks; and the pet pay the bills divorce evil argument fails to bring about corrections to the law The people boar their own over the circus not com- but no doubt the show will get pay out of the railroad for losing the million dollars. We have always been in favor of popular elections, it. Good prices are offered to pick but the demand exceeds the sup ply. Meantime in every southern village and city are healthy strong idle men and women who are complaining that they can find no employment Perhaps this means no employment that they are willing to do. Many people want easy jobs, in other words to with as little work as possible But all these who are willing to take hold at anything that comes handy, many find jobs of various kinds on farms that unskilled help may do. Of course the lazy and worthless, the professionally idle, the tramp element won't work at all. But there is no in this country but if the Herald's figures are any , . , ,; for any man remaining idle long if way near correct we shall . , , I he is of the right makeup and dis- to lean to the theory that the goods, r . r. i t i , coma too Post. by . b next legislature, then . q had being a Supreme Conn m not worth much. L, of the ,, Minister, so A farmer in Pa., has raised bushels of white toes en a farm of acres. Value He used tons of fer- and half a ton of Paris green to kill potato beetles. The total cost of the crop was and the profit as That, is better Conn Judge as . . freely as God has prospered them. at our city of Haleigh this, the seventeenth day of November, in, the year of our Lord, nineteen and and in the one and twenty-ninth year of our American Independence. Charles B. By the Governor. P. M. Private Secretary. T eighth district is still in a mud with both sides claiming it. Doubtless, a contest will result who hold the scat in res. In man has been heard to . that his troubles seem he got elected. Those must be alter him thick. v the dispatches say p at Wonder what the r. tie with him after tore h letter put their ponies to . ti i The Washington Gazette r, a paper just a few weeks older than The Daily Reflector, recently completed its tenth In its career it has enlarged from a three column sheet to seven columns, The Gazette-Messenger has been an factor in the advancement of its town. Semi the to the Public School, The public schools are, in all prob- ability, not to your liking. They may not be what they should be, but they are a great deal better than no school and you cheat your child out of his rights when you keep him away from school more than eight months out of the year The is used that your boy who be- comes of after 1908 cannot vote i unless he can road and write, there I fore yon should send him to school. It is Hist sixty yours since the first; would mot use that argument on goes. telegraphic message was sent from Washington to Baltimore. Now mom than a million messages are sent he wires every twenty- four hours. In for all tries the enormous total was Great Britain leads with 92.471,000 dispatches and the United Slates conies second with failing to something did hap pi. i he president rather discredits tin prophecies of what is going to K-ii. It is no wonder that Pennsylvania j and Presbyterians, have declared l The Philadelphia Record; a man, for a father who really has his child's best interests at heart hardly think of that when it comes to the education of the child, but for higher reasons than merely preparing them to cast a ballot we urge every man to send his children to school. The public school is the only means the great majority of children have for getting any train- whatever in books. Three large religions bodies in ; this state, Episcopalians, j I Confederate Flag Rearmed. majority. The Philadelphia Record j A large Confederate flag which LUNG CURE NO WORE EXILE FOR CON A Cur at Last Obtained, a Searching Investigation, by St. A few ago the attention of a few scientific and philanthropic of St. Louis was directed to an y new method of combating that most dreadful of all diseases, commonly called consumption. Out of test cases, j cured and have shown such that recovery fa but a question of a few So astonishing have been the results and Id cases pronounced by all old methods that a company has been formed and is no prepared to furnish at a normal cost this sure to all sufferers of the One of its features i that patients can remain rounded by friends and relative, and in a great many especially the incipient or early stages of the disease, pursue their vocations and become completely cured Patients receiving the treat- here in St. Lou's have complete- recovered as rapidly as those in New Mexico and in question hut a been accomplished by the and the company which controls marvelous medical their main office at Seventh street, St. Louis. They also lo- a factory on Easton avenue and a laboratory has been built at Hill- side, Mo. The cure will he known a the Lang Cure, and Mr. C P. Benson, the discoverer of the Inhalants b are will person- ally charge of the of the Mr. will personally all who call Rt the office of on Seventh street, and will answer all communications from who are unable to make a per- the Louis Globe Democrat. Company, 417-19 N. St , . St. Louis, Mo, FOR CONSUMPTION. against the existing divorce laws. It is the of North Caro- that divorces arc so easily ob- and strong pressure n ill be amp and were as places residence tor brought to bear on the next intimates that to change the present law. hays one ward with a total during the early days nation of had fraudulent; f the civil war from a house near further that j Laurel. Md , will in the near future n dog kennel be formally presented to the veterans of Laurel For more than fourteen years the flag has been are helping on to a -i . i of the war by blowing u i more of their own boats. , . . ,. of the races. ti. i i. ml better than lei ting I , i re i hem. and intimates j chickens, dogs and fleas were voted. I And this is the Republican strong The president, to a hold Charlotte News. reap indent, his expressed as feeling hurt over the criticisms ., may up the v , i, J an, bat if she does some must be put up than . for shown, ,. ways a thing. This paper much opposed to against him in the south, divorce and we note with some ally the charge that he favors that a Detroit woman is so- For tho to break the mar- , , bond on the ground that he is unable to see who . of US We . . , . o the chief grievance being president can blame for time having years ago worked in a but himself. If his own for a short while. Suppose sous I acts in to tho dot this elegant and aristocratic dame show his inclinations win her suit, how many mis , loss to know what it dies show. matrons could ,,. net divorces because their husbands , . . I bud once performed manual to the South it is to be Imped; The -n glory of Hut as be is now in the possession of a veteran of the Sixth Massachusetts Volunteers, in Boston. It was recently expressed to Charles dicker, of Washington, who was also a member of the Sixth and one of the two men who captured the flag. Kicker flag was near Laurel in the very beginning of the civil war by Nut Story and myself, who were both privates of I he Sixth The lino measures about eight by twelve feet, and con- of a of ten while stars on a field of blue cloth, and three broad stripes, two red and one white. Baltimore Sun. NOTICE After July 1st I he pared in private con- to and depot for persons in town at The will then only lull hotels I depot and wharf on S ill be W. J. TURNAGE- Norfolk. Va, Cotton Buyers and Brokers in Cotton. Grain and Private Wires to New and New Orleans. he i- sincere in it. our News. , irk men digging the trench- j . . in the water of lookers on. If all Those people of the South who been that s would take a shovel their money for the the solid S would one day Id of reading the New York World, may read with relish the dirt the work woo Lister a railroad gets where it ran dividend ii progress and prosperity. That is what the Atlantic Cent Line I But there are , , -1 quid to one. following slur at their section which , id in o recent issue of that broken. solid South we moan practically those extreme Soul States that still hang on to ticket, but if the Governor's Thanksgiving Proclamation. It. becomes n free people, prosper- and content, in the midst their prosperity to pause at least once a year and make of the source whence come all the blessing which they ; in Greenville ought to ore, rt. , can have their way it is in its acknowledgment of better going to remain for year to things and various were the Whenever the Republican Charles B Governor of contributed to the w the true the State of North Carolina, precedented i gained j this part of the country and his love, issue this proclamation set- by Mr. But none of the alone, eliminating tho ting spar Thursday, November minor influences helped him more altogether, the South will break as n day which the South-1 up its solidity, not before We giving and prayer, on which day I era newspapers J think that j request all people to meet in nil a after the heaped for entertaining and his like fear a disruption of the respective worship and i f ; A, Hera the T. at the White j South on political lines, and that God for the blessings which . lit III . . i, t 1- 11-. . , . not altogether for lie has given tn them of get wood cut is I their solicitude is not The will never the knowing that should to ask for Hi knotty problem, sad that that a j South ether would , protection and in the make the f j inferior cf a white do thing on tho other side I I earnestly that of the wood niters- would ,,,, that n gentleman is the of o this day all -hall cut of a white blackguard, that I I of their stores ante the needy IS J W. RUT k Norfolk, Va. Cotton Factors and Bagging, Ties and Correspondence and solicited Rocky Tea A Bur for Buoy i awl Mid . mm. Br. . i in, . in m WINTERVILLE This department is in charge of A. D. Johnston, who is authorized to rep- resent the eastern Reflector in Winterville and territory. WINTERVILLE ITEMS Stoves, heaters ranges. All styles, lowest prices. See our stock before purchasing and save money. Winterville Mfg. Co. Boarding J. D. Board per day. Best house in town. tablet cutlery crockery and tinware big line, cheap. Harrington Barber A Co. Penny candies a specialty at the store of B. T. Cox Bro. O. A. Fair, of Ayden, Will Fair, George D-. Walker and Mr. of Atlantic City, N. J., from now on. Taylor. N. C, Nov. There is the best selection of Inks, library pate and at the drug store of Dr. B. T. Cox Bro. ever brought to Winterville. Protect eyes by buying one f those eye shades at the Store, price cents. Highest price for cotton seed paid by County Oil Mill. If in need of a good barrel of float or pork see Don't forget to bring or send your cart hobs to A. Q. Cox Mfg. Co. light wood kind they use. worry over that little lot of cotton yon had over yon ginning your last lots. he Pitt Co. Oil Mill, buys aCed cotton any quantity the best market price paid every Finest line of goods in Q. and Co. Misses Thorn of V are over here to spend Saturday and Sun- day with th MUses Mooring. Q. A. and Co. received a car load of No. Tim- Hay. T. N. Manning Co. are carry the medicine that will cure diseases of the in any We now have on hand u nice just received. Price line of dress goods at remarkably j G. Chapman and Co. low figures, come, see and be con- We are prepared to pay highest Yours truly I prices for eggs chickens and Kittrell and Taylor, keys. A. W. A Co. For cabbages, apples, mullets boots and shoes all de- and fresh groceries cheap. Bee at. a. W. Ange Co. N. Manning. A. G. Mfg. Co. Box Body Carts for is buggy trimmer of about one years now the season when you may want a box-body cart to haul your B. has gone to farm products to the barn or market. The A. Cox Mfg. Co. are j pit, Oil Mi is now Being in position to secure first class raw material cheap, having machinery with which to do our work, and being able to save and work up nearly all of our timber, are a few of the reasons why we can save our customers Winterville Mfg. Co. and water proof coats boot and shoes a specialty at Barber Co. For store feet long, call on or write J no. Whitty Son, Winterville, N. C. We are paying for turkeys were here Wednesday on a bird bunt. Window and door frames, porch columns, brackets and all of house trimmings at rock bottom prices, Winterville Mfg. Co. and Harrington Barber Co. market in town. Taylor. Oranges and candies at H. I. Johnson. Bargains tor the people Prices Bright H. L. Johnson. Car load Salt for sale cheap A. W. Ange and Co. your turkeys I pay the highest L. Johnson. Carload of salt just received Q Harrington Co. Big consign meet of Royal flour L. L. little boy, wood, who has with typhoid fever, i improving. Dress goods, triad rigs and all cheep at Harrington Barber Floor oil cloth at A. W. Ange geese highest market price paid for Taylor. Car load of best patent flour just received at Harrington Barber a. Tasteless CASTOR OIL sold. Paste as good as Maple Syrup. cents per bottle at Dr. B. T. Cox, Winterville, N. 3-22 making and selling them and you Seed. They pay bad send them your order , cash or C, Nov. IS 1904. Misses Worth spent Saturday in Green- ville. Mis May Anderson he and Miss Annie and over the river. Miss Keel from Monday with Mi s Ms at once. . u u-e sent to Com tie i. ii need f titling mil t can on It i. Mid C A. G. C--x Mfg. to yours Mrs Louise after j sometime with hat son l returned to Grainier- Mis. IS. i George, I spent Saturday night j with relatives near Reedy R. T. and faintly, for meal. When arc ready for prices. For and to K. G. and Co. They have n A. G. C. have j oat , . ii, client. Saturday a lot bar I . . . t-. bi- brother, lied wire and poultry tract have five hundred cm., of H , . fence is course strong cut Any a a job can see tin at Heir v. day- In Her . Cheap shoes; dry goods, notions. ,,.,, lier ,.,.,, Protect by and U. I. Mines. R. G. An rugs and went to Co. have tie kind and size you clocks and rubbers need Co. School books, stationary, pens, Paper rooting, etc. pencils and school supplies of all, a. W. Ange On. It want a cart wheels you cm get them at kinds can lie found store. a the drug See G. A. for feed stuff A Q Cox Better call Greenville Saturday. art- glad to that Mrs. is about well. K. K. Gail went to Greenville Henry spent Sunday of all kinds. The oil mill is now day . At R A. G. a Co. closing out a big wire fence reduced prices. have he finest and most substantial fence made and you tan met a bargain if you apply at For fresh meat, beef, and L. tat wood cart hub-. A. G. Cox Mfg., Co We want lo buy your Hides, j Sheep Sins, Goat Beeswax., Tallow, Turkeys, Geese, Chickens ad will guarantee hUh- r t for same. Kit- h. it c band buggies cheap. If 0.1 i buy a second see A. G. Cox V. o. once while they have them Isaac was In this vicinity Monday. I -k.- KING COMBINATION MANUFACTURED BY A. C. COX COMPANY WINTERVILLE, N UNDERWEAR. Nothing affects a man's comfort and health more than his underwear. If badly cut it's a and a burden to Every Garment sell is Correctly Cut- we're Clothiers and know. there was any such thing as the of it. ONE best kind But what's bes for Brown may irritate -we have many bests. The best materials-Wool and Cotton, and all their combinations. THE SANITARY MAKES Underwear from fifty cents per all the why up to COME HERE WITH YOUR UNDERWEAR IDEAS. The King Clothier. This store has a reputation to sustain. It i a mate and a place to buy. a place where i- triumphant, and and f with prices, wherein the fullest sun.-tact Ion it given. Think of it us your store, j to buy. value in high class Dress Goods, . Cloths, Cheviots. and fancy, for soils and if Jackets. for fall and winter are here. The are different from those last season. Too many to I attempt Ready fa wear Clothing. We carry the fines of made boys, youths and men W carry the system and the. Bade by Try a suit of and if not satisfactory, money will be r Handed. THE REFLECTOR, FOR FINE JOB PRINTING. rM

i, GREENVILLE'S GREAT DEPARTMENT STORE. WE CAN TAKE CARE OF THE CAREFUL BUYER. We have the right thing every person, the right price for every purse. A beautiful assortment of new and G adapted to the wants and of our Patrons. We have the variety that insures the easy and satisfactory choice. The Held for selection is the widest. The price are the fairest-a full of quality and merit. DRESS GOODS. W art to with Flare m tale a pretty of the new-t sty and pattern. It our to price, to per yard. Our of Trimming it We hr ha line. to per jar,. We are constantly adding to Trim- Department the and up-to-date they coma oat, striving at all to th high Standard have established th-.-e Look to us for the we ho; disappoint JOB. TWO BUT TH OP NEV V. Ion Value, Item Value, Extended that automatically, IV. Is Will be if arrears be paid within on month are living, or within three years after of and payment of arrears with Interns. second No Restrictions. Incontestable-. Dividends are payable at the beginning of the and -h year, provided the premium for the current year be paid may be To or To Increase the Insurance, or To make policy payable an Hi i insured. J. L. x, H. C. me We Cordially Invite Your Inspection of Our line of Jackets PRICES to 180.00. A Fall Line of and Hardware. For Cook Stoves Ranges, Heaters Pumps, Guns, Am- munition, One and Two Horse Steel Plows, Heat Cutters and In fact in Hardware come to H. L. CARR St are the newest creations and our Prices Quality considered. Good, Fresh Groceries ,. i c . MADE OUR FINE SHOE LINES. The Dorothy Dodd for Ladies, Prices and Health for Men, Price making in a to of i- and Many ho makers the plea of d making, they know how a durable stylish ought to be made, but lack the to carry out their Only combining the three ran yon yet per- Our Pine Lilies, Mi- Dorothy Rid Health, represent the very acme of making combined with style and finish. A Full Line of Fancy and Staple Groceries always ff on hand. A e in At you to call on us. Your Friends, B. Cherry Co. j I If you do come to see us. We keep every- J thing in the grocery line and sell It to our at the Lowest Possible Price, Johnston Bros. CASH N. Tobacco has arc Higher. We are well equip- for Helling your tobacco to fine advantage. have, com- men and, one of the est and, beat lighted in the State. Sell with us, we'll please you. FOXHALL, BOWLING. THE REFLECTOR, FOR FINK JOt Query. Doctor, what is matter with The man who bad led together all expert be collect to on con- raised up anxiously the That able practitioner smiled and bis head. la too soon t to be replied. exclaimed the pa- Why, my air, yon have exam-, toiler me with me now for the lust forty- Aren't you in a to name my yet, was the reply. when van I able doctor rented bis reflectively upon the bed-post. dear be replied, as we can together nod determine the by a two-, thirds Lite. BIG STORE. Praia It. Mother everywhere praise Co tilth for tn baa the lives little ones it baa saved. A certain cure for croup whooping COUgh. A. L, Postmaster of Mich girl was unconscious from strangulation daring -and terrible attach of croup. One Minute Cure quickly re- cured her and I cannot praise it too One Minute relieve- makes breathing easy, cuts out phlegm, draws out re- moves every cause of a and We use only the best mate- rials in our Hence the Popularity to which it has grown and recognized by all well dressed to be up-to- date in every way. CLOTHING. We are sole agent for the best make of Men's Youths, Boys Suits Over Coats and Pants. , I'll C T, BIG STORE ma on Mold by Jno. L. A Bo's Ride For Lite With family around him to die, and mils-, to Dr. H. of endured a-r limn, but gave j relief and cured tie now deep every night Lit cures its merit Throat and Trial bottles free at t. s. t. s. . Dress Goods The Largest stock of this season Woolens we have ever shewn. Embracing every new to be in city. Furniture. Recognized Leaders of Fine Furniture for a little money, Tables Rocking Chain, Beds, Lounges, Cribs, Single Beds, Beds. you call for in this line. m mm Fearful Odd Against Him in brief an of J J For h- with Kidney and nor him relief, At lei nth b- tried I put on In- now the id earth fr Liver Kidney H forms of Stomach and plaint. by J. druggist. Evans Street. Greenville, N. C. WE WORK ALL THE TIME FOR YOUR INTERESTS. cured of of Witch the if oar an writes H. of Tex., l it t t of Pile. me Bold Woolen. world It lotion, or for Sores, Felon, Suit Rheum, Fever infallible for Core Only at hod by DeWitt's P. ft Tex. A attain cum for lion, etc. to t to mi. Sold by b. Read here the most Startling Price Quoting you have ever heard yards Good Winter Calicoes, only cents per yard. Spool Cotton. Our price cent. Braid, white and colors. Be 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 Boy's Heavy Winter Pants Men's Fine Worsted for M We mean what we say. Tho are only a few f the many good Bargains we are offering. Come U see . Lock For The Bee Hive.

S. NAPOLEON'S HATS. A LITTLE NONSENSE. hats once worn by I. -u OM existence. That is by Prince Victor Napoleon, who answered an inquiry. One of .- seven was bought for ; mes by whose monument o, the was unveiled Waterloo last summer. Three are owned by the Eugenie, Prince Victor Napoleon and Prince Louis Napoleon. Two arc at the and one in the Military museum. Prince Victor Napoleon owns bills for hats supplied to the great em- They cost francs each. Napoleon them back at times to the to done up. In the bills inures the item, re- pairs, The Gerome hat may now be Been at the mu- Sound From Star. That the tin as they in their courses is a poetical idea i which is not h extravagant as it A d astronomer I in fact has an ingenious, apparatus for the founds; which come from The in- by which the sounds are recorded is a combination of graph, telephone and telescope and h the outcome of the discovery that light falling on a polished steel plate produce a musical note. machine, which is too complicated to in detail, is declared to musical sounds from the start and planets, the sweetest tones being produced by the most of the fixed The notes given out by the bright are stated to, far less clear. The Poet Salary. It may be comfort to men to know the the poet laureate of England is a year n hogshead of thrown in. court this seats a fractional of Ha Know No No j It Mattered Not. don't see how the count could propose to you when he can't speak and you don't speak it was very easy. We were sitting in the parlor. Pointing up at an oil painting of papa, the count took out a piece of paper and a pencil. Then he set down a dollar mark and after it placed a Looking at me out of his big, deep, eloquent, lovely ryes, he began ciphers after the dollar mark and the figure When ho had made four ciphers, which with the other figures meant he stopped. nodded my head for him to go on. Then be made another cipher. That meant I nodded my head again. He made another, which raised it to I nodded for him to go ahead. He put down another cipher, making it Then smiled and took the pencil from him. and he caught me in his arms ah, it was so lovely It almost seems like a dream to think that in three weeks I shall be a real go Record-Herald. Prices Almost Talk, DOWN TUCKER'S CLOTHING, SHOE AND DRY GOODS HOUSE BE CONVINCED Mr. Alfred Austin real earns. Still being poet h speaking any it was it is all that be gets laureate to the En; This salary is prospect of a raise, increased to its munificent proportions when Lord Tennyson died. Some time before his death it was decided to increase his salary to that amount, but the government did not decide till after his death. Thus the present poet laureate came in for the rise intended for Lord Tennyson. His Widow. our mail this morning a writer asks if a man can marry his brother's says the editor of the reply that lie can, but that it ally badly. Men do many things in which at first thought seems unlawful, although it is not in fact prohibited by statutory law. That is why King Herod had the Baptist's head cut off. John said it van for the king to mar- his brother Philip's wife. Bat John was it seems, is rather small potatoes home and not the Tor he was thought to be. He made . large demands while his captive was; in bis hands, and this tended to in- crease the outside estimate of his importance. He got none of the provinces which he asked for in his terms of settlement, but did get the and hangs on to it yet. There is a on his head, and the prospect that it will stay long on his shoulders is held in Mo- to be a slim one. A genuine Black Worsted Suit, sizes to Good values My price, Handsome fancy worsted all wool suits, sizes to big values My price, Black and fancy all wool Suits, sizes to big values My price, Oratory at a There is no legislative body where oratory is at a smaller premium than in the senate of our time. In the house the few men who control business gained their mastery in the instance in open debate. But in the the speech- is at its lowest mark. The proceeding of the chamber are largely a show. Host of the real is transacted in com- rooms, in and the dinner table. Globe. , . Corp. TWee. c- H,. What would you be if I pressed the stamp of love upon those sealing wax would Evident. The boy with the grimy leaned over the back yard fence and made faces at the with the new suit of clothes, whose tier was a he said. dad's paid fur them all right, dirty re- the boy. dad didn't help pay fur Tribune. In of Harmony. do you think of the noble- man horn your daughter is to mar- refuse to be an- Mr. is a tacit understanding between the young man and myself that neither of us will express his opinion of the Star. A Go. there any new improvement in the auto line since I was inquired the enthusiast. said the came in this morning. It is a folding horse to he earned under the seal used case of Free Press. Enough. seems rather strange that should be so down on your best friend as you appear to be ply because he look your part. an actor, sir, and wanted that part for Press. Safe, was sorry to hear you tell that Harry does not say his prayer doesn't need to. He never gets to bed until after day- York Times. doctors have ordered Bil- king to be and under no cir- e use la how be boss the l writing a mm. yards checked homespun, others price My price, Sample hats, all colors, others price My price boys pants, all sizes. Others price My price pair Leather Shoes. Others price My price THE EASTERN Editor and Owner. VOL. No. and Friday. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE GREENVILLE. PITT COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 1904. No. IN THE FINE WORK. END OF THE CENTURY facto Which Show How Much Better Off Below will he found an outline for Reflector We Are Today. a talk made by Prof. G. E. Line- At the Mrs. J. B. Cher- Not until February did berry at the recent meeting on afternoon of Nov. 15th, the of Kentucky know Con Association the End of the Century Book Madison was president the previous on Art of It hi Id moat delightful meeting. ought to bi preserved and studied subject for In 1834 one of rail-j by every and followed the afternoon was the Women of United States their work so the and many In on it very best results may be of information tire will the c every day I Kinds of heir manners and customs if weather is ; formative. the present were The first received Qualities of a good Pritchard, by the public with It question, then pa- Clare nod con- Have no regular or pi. Cotton and Mis- A reporter who order. Avoid of into a c Int. proved its a n veil asked. After heartily the re worth. asking before repast furnished by the lowing pupil. Avoid j the club to if ordinary without ,. i meet on at the permission, from one Should dear. of W. A. Bowen. to in of or better wages, be bi with a hot iron. When thought of t in Should ha brief. Should be of answer. Marriage Should be IT Williams lion the lesson he to the following Should be week. Philadelphia many individual capacity of advised it, j pupil should j ,, . ., , ,, F. G. and Bertha B. was a paper well as test I. of them that Question be T , , ., J. P. Fleming pen, Wm. W. and Era Allen. and Emily Gardner and Queenie country would able to l Should be two One yens tie j B. as fastest land ii the I as to Ks- on the Offal North Road, lit England, l put in habits. write to its There Bead j York along at i n on the rate of m day, and ask ourselves s- Divine on such aDd baste. Return Engagement. . O. C. Eugenia Moor- Thomas wax. By special the . elected president of the Stock Co. baa . States, February 1891, engagement for three nights, UM after one of most j commencing on Thon-day, j Heat campaigns in our history, play on Thursday gratifying did not retell the night will be for the for as many tit of the temple and days as it now takes h to people them a crowded Mitt tun of a j audience. me the New , E. Warren recently j purchased properly in West Green ville be is preparing to erect a large and t, whole troupe that house nod offices of been their again All , in 1809, Richard meet u patronage. thick following Ticket, go ,, sale lay morn mm , u, the tor a long time, will be moved The present generation will u-e Foolish to Resist Law. -no next will prefer rail- were who considered Coward him an new quarters during the People living in smallpox next month and after January 1st, wad. with horses, but their ,, Mr w . f w employ can at the Steam mi railways an I he vaccinated. Ann her man was and floral gr- of the art of ., public with ,., be I, and bad Next door to A. E. TUCKER, STATE NEWS. n Hie Sunday night. A S old till mi Cumberland by falling in a tub of water. Greenville, N. G. No Day. will observe log Thanksgiving day with the suspension The will be closed and the market will have no ready to t twenty the to Day coats as submit tie in your mind, nor- to his arm Where- ., 4th and ever is ordered it la ll d a to to with it. Almost a Fire. The residence of E. B. of i lie depot, caught fire Their Sister Dead. By telegraph Saturday was learned the death of W. T. Cunningham, of Petersburg. She h sister of Mrs. J. T- Meadows morning. .; Kn E ,, of work the fin; place the heater hot was put out. Then- was damage and in w given. no Dance. law BAKER PARKER, DEALERS IN Fresh Meats. Pork and Sausage. in Town Market. Give a No. . R. L. Dentist. N. C. Central Barber Shop. Edmond Fleming, Props. in main section the town. la operation each presided veer by a skilled barber. Oar place sharp ear towels clean. We yea for past patronage ask yon goad wanted. Dr L. Run Over. a little son of VT. H. was run over by a horse on I be street a few evenings When annual remembers j young people had a very he escaped serious Io. .- Dental Surgeon S post his wife's letters it is a jet in the old opera and was sign he can tell with a Tuesday night, with music Fountain, D., Physician and Surgeon, N. C. cast of Third street. Pawns He H. O. Hyatt will be in Hotel Bertha r 5th, and Monday, Wednesday for the of diseases of the re and fitting glasses. Those not to pay a tea will hr examined by the Italian A ii urn her of couples participated. Braces body and brain, strength- ens, soothes, cures while you sleep. That's what Hollister's Mountain Tea will do. Makes you well, keeps you well. cents, Tea or Wooten's Drug Store. Dr. W. H. of Char- ., N. O., will be in Greenville at Hotel Bertha on Monday, Dec. one day only. His practice is limited to Eye. Ear, Nose and Throat, titling 11-13 is turn- oat some nice job Bettor give us your next order. PERSONALS AND SOCIAL. 21st, 1901. W. B. Hooker went to Saturday evening. Miss left Sunday for Ayden. Mrs. Walter Buck is visiting on Indian Well this week. Mrs. II. B, Harris, who has quite is improving. J. Norman this morning for a trip on road J. H. of Henderson, h flatting E. H. Thomas. Solicitor L. I. Moore went to Saturday evening. Mis C. George two children left Saturday evening for Ayden. L H. Lee and hie mother, Mrs. L. Lee, left evening for Dunn. Judge w. B. who held the i term of court here, left B. C. Pearce, who has been here a days, left this morning. George Ellis went to Winterville Saturday and returned this morning. E. T. of Norfolk, who has a few days here, left this morning. Mis. H. C. Hooker and little i daughter, Mud, left Saturday for LaGrange. Mis. of Ayden, l who bus been visiting Mrs. T. L. I Bland left Sunday evening. Emmet Savage, Edgecombe, who bus bees visiting his brother, L. Savage, left this morning. Rev. P, G. returned Saturday evening from Durham where he had been attending the Stella been the family of Rev. J. A. left morning for Will ion. J. S. Hester left this morning for in response to a telegram the critical of bis father. Misses Rosa Bullock, and Katie Jones, of Bethel, have been visiting returned to home- this morning Mrs. G. Baker, of Lewiston, is Mrs. J. Mr. Baker hen- and this morning Mrs. Vi. Cherry and little son, of Wash who have her mother, Mrs. Mary Foley, returned home Monday. November 23rd, 1904. C. Tunstall went to Raleigh today. W. S. went to Greensboro today. Mm. G. J. Woodward this morning for Richmond, J. N. Hart left this morning for Boykin, to intend the roar- of his Mrs. W. of is visiting her mother, Mrs. Alice Harper. T. I. Wilson, of Washington, who has been visiting the family of W. A. Savage, returned home today. Mr and Mrs. Charles J. gnu, of Ga., arrived Tuesday evening to visit hie sis- Mis. J. J. Miss Martha T. M. Hooker, D. W . R. A. Tyson, Jr., Harry Jr., H. A. White went to today sec football Some Flitting Rot. A good deal of rot is going the rounds of the declaring its political independence of the Northern and Western wings of the party. Of course, it is all nonsense but some Northern papers take it seriously. The time when the South WM glad to have the Northern De- and independents to come to the rescue, and the badly digest- ed editorial which pass current for the real is no indication that the Southern Democracy as a whole is not the elbow touch Northern Democrats, many of whom are more fundamentally Democrats than some of our South- howlers whose noggins are stuff- ed full of socialism and paternalism while they don't know it. There is no occasion for the South lo further alienate itself from its Northern friends, and of there is no serious movement along that line, for the South will keep its shirt on and await issues that the next four years will bring to the front, calling for its operation with similar political sentiment and convictions in the North. That is what will do, too, flop-doodle editorials lo the contrary Mis.-. Catherine Jonas, of more Miss Bullock, The New York World, the New Bethel, who have teen visiting York Times and other Independent Mrs. B. M. returned and Democratic newspapers in the to their homes this morning. North are wasting time in November 22nd, taking note of of sore head H.,, ,. ,., ., , emanating from . w, Whedbee wont to Bethel . . Southern newspapers. The South this morning. . .,,,, is going with its business J. F. King and R. L. Smith wen is neither flinching or to Norfolk today. alarmed. The political hash an to Miss Mary returned and Dixie will wait moating from for developments. All of the further isolating it- Key. II. editor of the the m Tower, was town today. its friends in Dr. W. H. who bus is merely flitting rot been sick the past week, was At the Graded School. J. W. went . . , . , . i . i i of the graded school Sunday and returned Monday evening. the chapel this Mrs. W. F. Burch and . . . , , , A present left this morning for Raleigh the make their home in cm- PRINT