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Vi . as. Store Is too full of goods and they must be con- into cash at the quickest possible moment. Prices on everything marked right down in plain figures. Every purchase is a BARGAIN and you can get your share of them by coming TO BIG STORE, GREENVILLE, N. C PERSONALS AND SOCIAL Thursday, February 23rd, 1905. G. M. Tucker, of was here today. O. E. Warren returned day ft m Washington. T. B. Biggs returned from Nor- folk Wednesday evening. Fred Cox returned from Rich- Wednesday evening. B. R. day evening Raleigh. Mis. W. H. Heath and children left this morning for Henderson. ; Miss Fannie of Wilson, arrived Wednesday evening to visit her cousin, Miss Alice in West Greenville, Paul Webb, i who recent- had a term on the chain gang for vagrancy, was again arrested Wednesday on the Same charge. Deputy Sheriff Frank. Dawson, came down day evening a who was wanted id Tarboro had been arrested hen- Mis- of Virginia, arrived evening to take a position as teacher in the graded Sue succeeds Miss who recently resigned be- cause health. Friday, February 24th, 1905. II. B. w. to Suffolk today. C. T. went to Thursday evening. G. C. White left Thursday eve- Mr and Mis J. L. Buck, of Ayden. were visitors in town to- day. Mis H. . and child left Thursday evening for New Bern. Dr. D. Ii James went to Thursday evening and returned this morning. The condition of Mrs. D. J. Whichard, who has been sick several days, i somewhat ed. Miss Elizabeth of Clifton Forge, is here visiting her sister, Mrs. F. G. Hartman. The latter has been quite dick several days but is now better. LETTER TO L. Dear Ii our agent charges on more for a gallon of paint than somebody else, don't think he is making more profit; we charge him more; it costs us more. It all paint, true paint, and foil-measure, No other paint is nil paint, true paint, full-measure, so far as we know. Thai is wrong. We know some that are pure and full- but weak, thin, too much oil and too little an honest sort of weakness; don't know any better, maybe. It amounts to this; so far as we and we think we know the American trade; there is no name but Devon that stands for all paint, and right proportion. That's why it takes less gallons and wears longer. Yours truly, F. W. Co. II. L. Carr our p. a. paint. HOG UP. I have taken up a sow, weighing about one hundred pounds, marked smooth both ears. Owner can get calling at my home on the Tee- place near House station, proving property and paying charges. F b. J. T. 2-6 ltd THE EASTERN D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner. and Friday. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE VOL. No. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY, MARCH 1905. No. IS pm i THE LEGISLATURE. Senator Fleming Introduced bill to town of Green- ville to borrow a i tun not lo exceed to establish a sewerage system. He also offered an amend- to the law power to foreclose a mortgage. The bill to provide for the of a court stenographer for Pitt county passed third read- In the introduced a bill to prevent the waters of Little and Re- one to amend the charter of the town The bill in amend charter the town of passed third reading The regulating passenger fares on roads passed third reading. The bill was so as to make first class fares not over taper mile and fares net over cents. STATE NEWS THE MEETING. . .- Code of lo pass bill in- creasing the veterans t 1800.000, to give Mrs. Willie who was j Dr. Black and ,. fa a suitable amount for the erection j going from Charlotte t Matthews, l of a monument in the capital to the train with her baby W. Ransom; for the better was nearing Black, state protection of the records of latter place. The woman was Slate, and reconsider the action by the fall which voted down the bill babe was building a Flail of Records; and for the creation of an office of State Purchasing Agent. In the house a bill establish a at land. A bill was to allow to draw pen- who own properly less than five hundred dollars. home a in count one of children was burned to death, Knottier re- it which will likely prove fatal, and a third was pain- fully At Saturday evening George Hawkins, merchant, shot Cicero of the town of The killing was in self passed third reading, also the bill Moore owned Hawkins to allow Pitt to a spec- for tax; and bill I am I and more supplies be sold the charter of the town Being refused the Hawkins i lead the , re d Green- Saturday evening to bold an eight days here. Mr. fire was being started i-1 heM By the explosion of nil can with ITEMS of Greenville, Tuesday In the senate a resolution was offered congress to The senate by a vote of to Pen the inland waterway. The bill providing for an election lo Ayden on the of dispensary reading. Very few new bill were intro- and these of minor In the house the Ward bill sum to paid in three equal prohibits the manufacture defeated the bill to an issue of bonds in amount of for the purpose of Con- a hall of records. A joint resolution was offered providing for an appropriation of for a North Carolina it at the Jamestown exposition, I was him violently when the latter drew . pistol and snot his liquor in towns of less than population was the special order three hours were consumed In dis amounts out of the taxes of 1905, 1906 1907. Among the new bills introduced j To hie insurance cussing the bill and after voting companies from limiting the com- down all amendments and missions agents receive from finally passed by a fire insurance companies; to pro-1 large vote Of to for the annotation of the The house had no new bills of statute laws of Carolina, importance. Three Is relative to Pitt county passed third reading. These were for the betterment of the public Miss John Critically Ml. roads of the county; to add to B. B. John was called to present stock law territory; to pro- Sunday morning by for turning into the general message from the fund one-third of the dispensary j attending bis youngest profits. tar, Hies Louise, which elated that Compliment to Rev A T. King. church at Greenville is soon to slate of worship make some other improvements. The work is moving for- ward under the leadership of Pas- tor King. He Is a man of tact, de- voted to his and people. Brother King has doing as good work for the Recorder in his church as any pastor in the Hate. He his gotten many people who were not members of his church to take the Recorder, and almost everyone of the subscribers have since joined the church. Suppose every pastor should make such an experiment, how the paper would grow, the church membership in- crease and Baptist Zion in North Carolina would bound for Recorder. service Bun- day, in , I ls ; at ;. m. in church and again at night in the J were both cl d . id hi, all u j together in the church, filling the I to its utmost Dr. held a splendid meet- hers In 18.7 and is most pleas- by the people of the town who gladly welcome him here again. His former Hireling resulted in much good, and interest shown at very of the blessing is to come out of E Christian in should labor and work earnestly for the salvation of souls. In no other way cap the blessing Greenville needs be seen red Dr. Black is a s earnest speaker who declares th I of God's Word plainly. He the local ministers will fully, and if the Christians and the community gen- cooperate earnestly with them the blessing is certain. There will be two cervices each day, at lb, and p. m. All are cordially invited to attend and participate in the services. Miss L. M. House, an maiden lady, living rear use Among the new bills in the house; the young lady was critically ill station, four miles math of Green- were the law relating to and would have to undergo an ville, died suddenly morning the sale of cotton seed by adding for appendicitis, and a She Peanuts; to car en the Sunday train appeal cull well at break laM i ice, there were no around din- concealed h Methodist church; eating when she lo settle of the or evening. was sudden; a id died to the late her husband on the instantly. Miss House ween years of age. The remains will he interred in ; to amend th code relative .- I. tin. to the service process . from Mr. John to Y. ranee companies. I states the Tho bill to provide for a was neut light and water cam mission j and Miss John is very for Greenville pasted third read low, condition is d very . It old and The senate passed school in bill, but as amended ii applies to Free Tress. only a few more than half the; counties in the State. Pitt Is one John died at of the counties from the Walker Hospital family burial ground Thursday afternoon about o'clock. She is survived by several brothers and who have the heartfelt sympathy of their many relatives and friends. evening Mrs S. W. Andrews Dead. Mrs. S. W. Andrews died morning of pneumonia her home at Bay Side. She was a Dudley, near Greenville, and the remains were brought to the old home today Interment. She leaves a husband and one child, an infant. Mrs. bill to reduce the corporate j The received a let- Andrews was a of Deputy its of the town of Fountain. Saturday from Rocky Sheriffs. I. D. C. Dud Mount announcing the death both of this town. William White, a colored served for several of the bill. o'clock presented two Mr John from citizens of one ask- of in that the town be divided into two towns, the other opposing; .,,,,. . such division. He also introduced Hi Was and Honest A message was received from the Governor, which he urged the passage of the establishment of a strong Bureau of Immigration; j years as on this paper. to enact a wide, far-reaching Because of with law; to emend law j ho gave up his last the jury system, lessening i fall went back to his old home the number of challenge-; in Rocky Mount. He was as good all divorce laws passed since a as we ever knew. A Confusion of Wives. Occasionally this excess of wives in Utah leads to amusing as when one of the Apostle- invited a visiting Gentile to dinner. The guest the ad- dress, looked up th in the directory. He observed his hostess, nth i he an- to . m- ed for him, and pies- en i heard her at tel . Em Is ii you this he i c i. . id Inner V well. u l m in will be there in few i , to the stranger, she ban led him pup r hp. came the . sir. This is the address you On occasion, a came into parlor while m visitor was calling. Mai I, B. Phil and J. Tue light. Mrs. L. ;., i e Belle, . d in I week. Mist Susie j. , iv in Hall M. ,. or tWO -j . III i. E, A. in dine. it;. a i . in very he i Id is meeting Sunday in . . Goo. . , . he .- . very res i we fa h a larger do d Smith, of ilk, is his brother, B. a-.-l C F, Mr. Morris,. , visit, last us ITEMS. Feb. 1905. Drummers come ii had roads and disagreeable has been on the sick list for a few days. John and Jesse Hardy, of Snow Hill, attended at St. Delight Sunday. J. I. and of Bridge, spent Saturday and Sunday with their sou R. I. Corbett. The regular services were by the pastor at St. church last Sunday and Sunday Jack Woods, Hugo, died of pneumonia last Friday after being confined to bed thirteen days was buried in the burying ground Saturday. vices were Conducted Rev. R. I. Corbett. at grave by LOCAL ITEMS. I v I count r ho M. . B , seed p ii is H. Se . u i for . farmers cat is I re Ira at it, X can y. hat a . or wear brick in March gives five Wednesdays, papa wants five and five Fridays. his suit-case packed, lie is g to live with Aunt Leslie's Monthly. Murder at d, proof, seed Oats Peanuts sale by J. B. Cherry Co. Two mouths of the year gone and unable to get much work done. Sunday evening about o'clock at two or three Almost Ready. The engine pumps at the electric light and water plant been placed, and we will have some light as soon as the dynamo's , ,, . . Subscribe to the are placed in position and Southern made. The graded school hell has been placed in the on the engaged in a fight, In tower. The elevation causes the which one of them was killed overt sound to be heard much better. Ben Peebles struck Dillard on the head with a knot, fracturing his skull which caused his death about o'clock Monday Coroner Fountain held an in- quest over the body this morning. you get Doth for one dollar. 12-6 ltd HOG UP. I have taken up a sow, weighing about one hundred pounds, marked smooth both ears. Owner can get calling at my home on the Tee- place near House station, proving property and paying charges. Feb. 6th, J. T. Teel.

OLD Steamer B. L. Myers Washington daily, except m fur Greenville dully, except Sunday, at -12 for Washington. Connecting at Washington with for Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York Boston, all points North. Connects at, with railroads for all Went. Shippers should order freight by Old Dominion STork and Southern R. R. ad Old D minion Line from Norfolk; from Philadelphia. Ba Line and Chesapeake V and ind Mi Line from s hour- subject to Notice. V. i Myers, A .-. bl ;. l;. Vice Pie Manager, Street. N. Y NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. T. L- having sold his entire interest in the M Bland Me- Gowan heretofore existing in the town of N. C., to M. B. the said is hereby dissolved by mutual content from and after this date. In the of on the said A. K. and M. B. take all accounts and assume all the liabilities the said of Bland All owing said firm will, therefore, to said A. K. and M. I. 10- and all i D t id rm of Bland I present them to A. K. Mo- Gowan and M. B. for pa- Witness our hands and signatures, this day of T. L. I LAND. M. B. A. K. TAFT FURNITURE STORE stimulate the TORPID LIVER. strengthen the digestive organs, regulate the bowels, and arc equaled as an ANTI-BILIOUS MEDICINE, In malarial districts their virtues arc widely recognized, as they peculiar properties In freeing the system from that poison. sugar coated. Take No Substitute. Captured Flags to be Returned. The phrase, No may henceforth possess I axiomatic the senate M. purchased I y passed the house bill direct- the interest of T. L. Bland in the . of Bland we. A. K me Hie secretary of war to return Gowan M. B. will con-1 a captured Confederate the in the name of A. K. . Broth r, the efforts to secure place, and shall be glad to have mu-Ii bill has availed patrons Of the former favor US i their patronage, j nothing. Overman Billed This February 1906. I the attention the writer, I. it. mediately after the hi lo a. K. I mediately utter nm passed ,, . . . the fad that President Cleveland Having told out my entire interest In the firm of Bland called down upon bis bead maledictions of the G A. R. by A K. ill continue the bush es in the name of A. K. an Brother at the same old stain, and take in commending them to the favor and patronage of the public. This February 16th 1906. T. L. to Is running over with New Goods. Arriving Daily. Biggest and Prettiest line ever Shown on this market. RIGS, RUGS, ALL KINDS, ALL SIZES, AT ALL PRICES They are worth your Attention. Mattings, The Line ever carried in this town. Art Squares from to they are the richest and prettiest de- I ever carried Chairs, all kinds, cheap to the highly polished quartered and leather seats. Side boards, Hall racks, suits and Parlor set--. recommending in a message congress the passage of a of; The Royal Elastic Felt and It Brings New Things, not North Carolina In the y In Nature in Stores. but Pitt County. I. A. Sugg court. I wt y in store r; of every- thin . in the line of GROCERIES can be I carry the very bi be had in Canned . i Fruits, and i n; thing lie- d-ii for the fable. m Ping every day. i- promptly a i in town. John Hardy. , By virtue of an execution directed Ms to the bill, and to the undersigned from the superior I the s, court of Hit county in the above en- titled action, i will, on this character. Opposition also three Are acknowledged to be the best in came tier sources, bin ., . . . . . . ,. , , , e ,, the World and sold on positive guarantee. If no sat- the senate took favorable action on the on, is of deeded ins. money refunded, As a matter of it is dent Roosevelt will promptly J. Monday, th day of Starch, 1806. at at the court house door of said county, sol to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy said all the right, and Interest which the said John Hardy, defendant, in the following described real estate, to-wit In township, adjoining the of J. S. Tunstall, Elizabeth the Guilford Stokes heirs and others, containing seventy lam better prepared than ever to my cordially war, will then J J with Governor Glenn Call at Store, regarding the delivery of flags that will go to North Carolina. I Washington Ob- server. Tl It needs but old Phone No. foresight six acres more or less, excepting the tell when stomach said which has .,, badly grave is ahead, you Augustus j the proper medicine die- A of had neuralgia of the liver and stomach, heart was been laved off as a h to the said John Hardy, I lames Lone I of road at Augustus j ,,. .-. r corner, thence running I ease, as Mrs. Join with county road a course I m a v y, Tunstall line, thence with I School Books School Supplies. If You Need an Book We've Got It. All Kinds Of- Stationery and anything carried in Store. BOOK STORE I Not Quite low often you can get a nail or driver or j lacking. Have a good tool box and he prepared for emergencies. Our is all you could desire, and will see that your tool ox does not lack a single article. I Of Course I said Tunstall line to a yards from county road, an eastward- course running parallel with road to J. S. Tunstall line, thence I with said Tunstall line a course to Elizabeth Evans line, thence with said line to the beginning. Containing thirty acres. This day of February, L. W. Sheriff. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Letters of administration on the es- of W T, deceased, having been issued to me by tie Clerk of the Superior Court of county, notice j is hereby to all persons having claims against said estate to present them to me for payment, duly on or before the day of February, in , or this notice will be mead in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are re- quested to make immediate to me, This the of February, 1905, R. W. Smith of Jarvis Blow, Atty. arid I could was a -very bail for a Ionic time, but Electric Bitters, found just what I needed for they quickly relieved and cured Heat medicine for weak women. Sold under L. Woolen, druggist, at a bottle. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Having duly qualified before the Superior court clerk of Pitt county as executor of the last will and testament of A. S. Corey, deceased, notice is hereby g to all persons indebted to the estate to make payment to the undersigned, and all sun.--having claims against the estate must present the same for payment within twelve months from this date or this notice will be plead in bar of recovery. This 17th day of February. T. Executor of H. A. S. Corey. Marriage Licenses. Register of Deeds R. Williams issued licenses to the following couples since last WHITE. Silas and Jones. Gee. Randolph and J. W. Casper and Mamie Cox. COLORED. Prank Moore and Mamie Got- ham Jordan Daniel and Briley. Mooring and Maggie Jones, Jno. Sessoms and Mary Bunch. Frank Harvey and Minerva Jones. Albert Boston and Mary Parker. NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS. YOURS TRULY, A. H. Taft, NEXT DOOR TO WHITE'S REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE BANK OF GREENVILLE, GREENVILLE, N. C. AT THE OF BUSINESS JANUARY 1905. Loans and Discount Overdrafts Stocks, securities, etc. Fixtures Due from Banks Cash Gold Coin silver Coin 178,741.43 2,768.60 2,500.00 3,657.32 42.502.13 2,511.98 2,264.50 6,261.82 24,158.00 8265,860.88 Stock paid in Surplus, Undivided Profits Paid 6,829.28 Deposit subject to check 207,717.74 Due to Banks, Cashier's checks out- standing 8265,360.83 North Carolina, County of Pitt. I, James L. Little, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that, the statement above is true to the best of my knowledge tad belief JAMES L. LITTLE. Cashier. That in the Throat u get Harness, Goods, STRAY CATTLE TAKEN UP. J. p One Minute Cure that, in the threat is none. It acts in the throat I have taken up two not the stomach. red Jersey, male, good for A L. Stafford, white red mingled I postmaster at Greater, Mich., Owner can get I little girl was unconscious these calling at my from a and- w property and paying charges den and terrible of Israel Three doses of Minute Subscribed and sworn to before me, day of Jan., 1905. J. C. TYSON. Notary Public. J. A. ANDREWS, J. G. MOVE, W. B. WILSON, Directors B. F. D. No, I. Grifton, N. c. Feb. 16th, 1905. 2-16 Norfolk, Vs., Cotton Buyers and Brokers in Cotton, Grain and ons. Private Wires to New York Chicago and New Orleans. j ff. k CO. Norfolk. Va. Cotton Factors and handlers of Bagging, Ties and Bags. Correspondence and solicited Cure halt nil hour speedily cured her. I cannot praise One Minute Cough Cure too much for what it has done in our It always gives relief. Bold by J. L. Wooten. A wonderful tonic for the sick and Get strength, health and happiness by using Rocky Mountain Tea this mouth. A bracing family medicine. cents. Tea or Tab- lets. Wooten's Drug Store. Hardware. For C Ranges, Heaters Pumps, Guns, Am- munition, One and Two Horse Steel Plows, Heat Cutters and Staffers. In fact anything in Hardware come to H. L. CARR AYDEN ITEMS. AYDEN D A f TM EN J. M. BLOW, Manager and Authorized Agent. N. C , Feb. 1905. As authorized for Daily and we take great pleasure in receiving sub willing receipts for i We have a For notion need meal I . of all who receive mail a, ,., for beef, met., m Try SI . ,,. , . , latest n g la shoes, sage, and c I this We also take orders , m , , , . , d. tor job printing. U; When need a nice, , u, ad . , Son g new crockery plum and Hides eel. i i, ,., tough pole, your or , r. lint. a. T. On eerie And e f Call on us and make ; , selection. Ayden Milling Mfg. , Co near town to buy in e public to Tiny our f we handle are up firm handling re t i goods, Hart h and Miss m To try i; Friday in Greenville. will sure too to try r. ,. i, For peaches, apples, . . them is the , ,, ,, Crockery, I in ware . . , . , . , . , . . ,, ., c, apply to B. E. trial aid then will i. , . , ,, . , ,. ,, Cotton ha Ayden Milling Mfg. Go., Ayden, Insurance Ask Cox. If you need anything in H ; . . i . c . C. ml come t us, ft Jenkins. Call and examine our line of high grade buggies. You can be easily convinced of the superiority of material and Ayden Milling ft Mtg. Go. There is a a bustle now in Ayden that makes tin . truly lively. The old frame build are either being moved or torn down and general for the erection of eleven brick Stores are rapid . ., progress. Within the next wee In every section of Ayden will be beard the hammer and the saw, and the travel and lime will play no small conspicuous part. for Ayden is a coming. The brain, money and e. prise all here and surely this will never prove a dead town. We invite the outside world among us for this is ft On. In the of the c just opposite the depot yon will find Cox, the specialist. Now we have plenty the wagon wheels and will sell them us cheap as any one. Ayden Milling ft Mfg. Go. Ayden, X Harvey Cox Is quite sick. Having machines J. B, Smith J. R ; VI LI North Carol hi in order that you might better prices for it, bring it to he Ayden Milling Mfg. Co., Ayden, a rich section and do place . I N. G. Mrs. D. M. Newell died in this Cook and Heating stoves at In. The ladies that Cannon Tyson have the prettiest line of dress goods in town. Notice you your cotton ginned nice clean. can be found for thrift, enterprise and successful investment of cap Artistic treatment, applied by Cox, the insurance specialist. Pop- prices. Car lime, cement, at Gar salt, tine and coarse at J. B. Smith Bro. lied and white Bliss potatoes at J. B. Smith Bro. Cold weather underwear at prices to suit all. Fits guaranteed at W. C. Jackson and Co's. town country paints colors in oil, white lead, ere turpentine at J. R. Smith Bro. J. B. Smith Bro. are offering special inducements to the trade fall and winter goods. The public are cordially invited to and investigate both juice and quality, Raymond Turnage bat been on a visit to his parents at ville. Punts all sises prices at J. R. Smith Bro. B. B. Co. will do all they possible can to please yon with their new line of heavy and fancy groceries We Headquarters for flint light Deal Harness, Ayden Milling ft Mfg. Co., Ayden N. C Car and seed oats at J. R. Smith Bro. received, line line of lit you up any style or price. Ayden Milling A Mfg Co. Esquire Henry of Stand ard, spent Sunday here. candies, oranges, apples bananas at E. E. Co's. Call on s for a bar rel of Columbia Flour, none better to be had anywhere. J. B. Smith Bro. call attention to their poultry fencing now on band for sale. Polite clerks, good goods and suitable prices at the store of J. It. Smith Bro. Hardy, of Greenville, was here Saturday. Herman was have largest i B family of tern , . mo rt, with in which II r ; m eh w . , , ., , the in shoes, hats, caps, ,.,. tables buys n ,., , i i . ,, , , bi t. flu car V;. g give idea ii. Ayden Gannon Tyson. Wanted. bushels field peas it. Smith Bro. seats for i the trade, are simply the i b time.-, smoothest sent the market B. Sm Ayden Milling Mfg Co. received , . , cloth pared en t ; i at Smith ft Bro. J. A. Will,,, would ,. lo . J. If. Smith has moved th, store, form th. he i- that on vacant lot down j to move lion- , ,, .,,;,, and tome and will convert it at i. THE ROUTE IS VIA. ATLANTIC COAST LINE. for j .,;, I,,,. Bro. have just Match I. a-a d,. into a Ding Wrong eyeglasses are worse sometimes than none. If your eyes tire, they help. J. W. Taylor a graduate optician, Ayden, N. can tit your glasses place at the home of her husband right at reasonable prices. Noted last and was buried out doctors have said that wrong eye in the country the day following, I glasses are worse than poison. Mrs. Newell had been a great You will have pleasant dreams for quite a long She ; if Cox writes insurance, was an excellent lady and leaves a Hay, cotton seed meal and hull husband, several children and a at i. B. Smith ft Bro. FOR rat i . . i p. m. F Mn el Haul limit i Maul 1905. By . p I i . Match 1905. t. low round l. Washington. New . and at her points, -i Mi, with e. to en- the .,. too with plea-me. from Greenville, N G. For Bale-One f D. ;. and Fountain, can e sale loss For V n store. Terms cash or also entire stock at and below nearest ticket m. n rite, H. M. T. M cost jewelry, musical I Instruments, glum, pistols, rifles, shirts and other specialties, host of friends to mourn her de- if you do not secure one of our high grade buggies, fancy Christmas toys, religious, Dr. celebrated medical hunks. beat medicine on the market at J. GUI Dr. books now HOME TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY. Ayden, N. C. lo loan to our policy your loss will be than oars. ; on Ayden Milling Mfg. Co., Cox arrange It. N. C. There were no set vices m any SMITH huh morn. I O Cannon Tyson are displaying the churches last morn- . . i the most up to date line of tore ever brought this market. Frames for enlarged photos each. Nice assort meat pictures each received at Jackson Co's. Garry your eggs chickens to W. C. Co. Dixie high point shoes for men, women and J. B. Smith Bro. Elder Dennis Davis has u AYDEN, N. C live nice and large membership each, .,, . It certainly h, a reflection on the; COMPANY. The following points can tie teach, i over the i- this It-, Beaufort tie i, I ;,. now ., , N. C. to this e id We mink s should he i Parties We to build fertilizer do w buggies for we do not Mi A Mfg, Go., X. C wrappers, Mi-- ladies cloak i l. B. Smith Br . to see S. M. SMITH, Ayden, N. C. . . Ana I SELL , Singer Machines Bi Atlanta. Ga. Baltimore Ml. s. C. b ; Va. Hi I I I . . Va I i i s. Lo Son . a ii ii . I . I I I , spending a few days in town. He J goods and notions just opened easy term at Sunday J. B. Smith Bro. Old machine liken in ex- night. Mr-. Thomas Hart and children j their up from custom with the greatest respect M.,.,, y., an hats caps are i ; them at. to call store. Just a postal to Cox par. i cu I a is. now on sale at J. ft Bro, bring Seed peanuts at J. B, Smith Bro J. Ii. Tripp Bro, depot, OF THE BANK OF AYDEN N. C.- At the close of business Jan. 1905. COLUMBIA Loans Discounts, Oil Furniture Demand Loans Duo from Banks, Cash Items, Gold Coin, Silver Coin, National Bank notes other U. S. Total, LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in, Undivided profits less expenses, Dividends unpaid Deposits subject to 28,029.68 Cashier's . If it give yon absolute dealer will pay you for it. It. P. Johnson, Dist. Ayden, Total Owing to the the recent lire in which our store was burned air compelled toga out h So our entire stock of GROCERIES will be ed out at within the next thirty days. We have choice line of Pickles and Canned Goods, bedded Raisin-, and Currants at a pound. Other prices to compare with these Come while the bargains are Our stock Is in the old brick store, opposite A. E. Tucker, HART BROTHERS, m sale W, S. CO. Located on West Street. Best Turnouts furnished the traveling or sporting public for reasonable price. SUBSCRIBE TO THE REFLECTOR Dr. Joseph Dixon PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office Block, Railroad, Ayden, N. C. POOR PRINT

mm THE EASTERN REFLECTOR J. in the post office at Greenville. N. C, as second class matter, Advertising rates made upon application. A correspondent desired at every post office in and adjoining counties. If Mrs Chad wick. Mrs. Duke and Nan only dead instead of dead broke there be mom monuments erected to I I e notable can I in to fiction Pitt County, N. C, Mason 1905. For a it looked much like the was going to Dill in a up, delicious sir- loin beef stews dream- ed at id price us i . THE INAUGURAL OF i m re days Roosevelt will M ,,,,,, . r ROOSEVELT. be inaugurate ace tiding to bison n style i. It baa been stated I . will leave , , , . , the general will i V i . . , , , , , .,,. i beaded y colored s. I las u , ,., in . will be in keeping with his style It is also stated that will i ceremonies . n l- i . attend the inaugural ball, if tins be at D C fern r Glenn . s lie in Col. on fee U the town of Representative Little has intro- corporate it, as we hare i to get anyone to i. win i. it is true. let the Southern people . serve their sell respect by ,. , , ,,,, ,.,, ,,,.,,. ,,,, K.,. -Cider om of th Famous Scout's Exploit ,, , , . as Dispatch Bearer. tine thing always ,, . , . . , , , There was Deeded a messenger to is more or less of a Hood of the at a ordinarily called Who better could be this than and the word seems to cover iron framed rider, I a multitude of drugs. One chap in He started on Sept. 1846, and airy town in Virginia, the other . , , , . . ,. , when be met . it and died, column and was ordered jury turn to California. In turn case found that the man the column v ; y his death indirectly by the the California Mexican . drinking of cider, which . . . . , , forces into the evidence before us, we be , poisonous drug, I ed me . . and which is being sold in Williams Kit Carson i of h, Charlotte, i . i name in, several and n i was patriots been hauled up drunk. ., invalid tor I . v. from with was nothing to . In the Virginia case, The March, 1847, be -i med once more as a dispatch r to Wash- This lime In i. d . the th in, pot home. the Si Pill will take I again as ii did in A farmer suggests the d j when was . . that while the farmers are . i Sugg an Col inn r about cotton, if they would odd ,,, , inning I the staff one section to the effect ., . upon m i wear no goods .-, mid material in d of cotton, it would ; ad illy in advancing the this evening through a say; what is known to a truth, for years ma called cider, and called ,; . Mexico, de- apple hare been sold I the river and in when in f foul no arrived at Wash- the tea saw a eider n r b price, the farmers would make i . , r banner aloft, and I such a and stick to it, the i . e i. would age. col ii use- is a . . handsome .,. .,,.,, honor in splendid The matter of recovering property i congratulate the heart of Hew York city, j excellent mated in value at ion. being embraced of laud that was leased to the city a hundred ago, is again being agitated, The names of several North in three lime. The little more than three day now, we do not make it on horseback. At Washington a- some of reward for his services Carson was d of the rifle corps of the States army. Hi however, was d, the this he did not learn until some months later. He was sent buck to California with patches. Ho crossed the Missouri Hie cider that is spiked river, the at tho and offered to tin thirsty Pi of and nun as far ft looks like the destruction of for dangerous as the Virgin river before bales of cotton by lire in should be avoided. still Orleans would have sen the Municipal authorities should ram that Um but was by pro- , . , . . , known to latter day n bill has In en much livery preparation should be i gratification of our people, i.- , i i . analyzed by the authorities, and found to contain poisonous drugs, should, of course, be prohibited me to a vote in the it should be made a n mid will Its end. for any person to offer for ass lined name I be . sigh n through- out country when it is over. fa ii masquerading as i it its The purely chemical cider price up a bit, but the market went . ,. , ,., i- a thing I , Charlotte in tho opposite direction- Chronicle Did you ever hear of many big i in twelve i front property in N,, I are mentioned among the heirs I any for. Hie Durham Herald says it is Mrs. I , ,, . ., ., Davis move. We Mrs. Davis will not move. She paid The Monroe Doctrine itself, by as much attention to Miles as there the generality terms, included t, rm a. of the Him is Central id, two immense grain tors, and freight hundreds of cars load- id and grain, of cotton, the total gating On the day, Saturday, Hot Ark hid a fire causing a loss of Forty blocks mainly in the portion of the city were of building by the s. II s the anyone Io about the present low price of i but himself and his brother n II it i six barrels of flour, hundred bushels of corn and i i hundred pounds of meet, to run . . r through the season ii g to market and lay in this he any use for any more. So, ii price even. There I it much cotton the I lies are supplied and just d ii i any more now. There is but I put cotton book to cent- a that to reduce the acre- he mil bi Indian lie and fifteen companions hero stood off Indians. In time ho reached and Inter, simply to keep himself in practice, look service against tho Mexicans on the border for a time. There was no man of all those known to the army officers who had the resource-, or was so well a dispatch rider as Kit Car- ton. He was sent back once more to Washington in the spring of SIS. physical frame of any man ex- to the property. insurance agents in Russia lions; and yet there is no principle I in the support of which, when pro- too far racked enable him agents American people to make ibis long and hazardous Andrew Carnegie going to put it tough just now ire more united. The souls of most would a mil his sin plus money in on the lives the j of Doctrine is Grand Dukes Nothing doing limitation of big steady riding, cheer- University of Virginia. He offered give that institution a ball million dollars on condition the authorities raise a like sum from other sources, is reported that the, offer will be accepted. This is the big week iii bill it is, b M has passed tho id is now pen ling in the how turn one-third of the i- it into the general fund of the county is anything else but here- Half of the pro- now apply to the public schools of the county, and the change would materially affect the length of the school terms. Representative Laughinghouse has made a gallant tight on his bill to reduce railroad passenger fares, but it like the Senate is going to it. The bill passed the House by large majority, but the senate committee has made an favorable report on it. The terrible mine explosion near Ala., in which more than a hundred miners lost their lives, is followed by an almost catastrophe near W. Va., in which about twenty-five per perished Such disasters are ling. and control in tho Western If a situation similar to that now prevailing in Santo Domingo ton. he president be , , i n . existed in a European country, it would be dealt with by European powers or by some one After this week can power acting alone as their delegate. a back seat for a time, as the in Santo Domingo, European powers will be over interest similar to those of the United States; but in view of its settled policy, the United would now unwilling either to permit the measures necessary for the of order and credit to be taken by European pow- or to take them itself in w ii b such powers. The situation in a nutshell, a either the Unit- ed must take tho necessary action or it must not taken at all. According to the Roosevelt action must be taken, and it Take Up a Collection The net earning of the North Car- railroads last year was after paying taxes. Thin would pay the interest on the funded debt and nearly six per cent on all the stock, including the deluges of water And yet we are told the railroads are so poor that they will be ruined by the moderate reduction in the bill. Shall we lake up a collection for the , taken by United Stales tit of the. and Ob- A I should be commended may be furnished by potting into concrete from in verse With the cheapest rooms in the lintels at Washington going at a day during inauguration moat of the people will decide D. C, as one of the staff of Negro In The Lead. A. Johnson, col, attorney of this city, has been Invited by the chairman of tho committee on civic organizations to ride in the parade a. Saturday at Wash it is cheaper to stay h and lei the affair be pulled off without them. An exchange says an a lion in the New zoo have from pneumonia. The next the chief marshal, and his position will be with those the head of the parade. Raleigh ii This Legislature has more that it can appropriate than any previous Assembly. And yet, not Satisfied with this, Chicago Democrats have ed Judge F. Dunne as their candidate for mayor. They have Dunne it now, thing may expect to hear is that some of the animals and fowls will there is a persistent demand to issue be dying with appendicitis. is the name of a Russian general. It seems that a majority of them are when the are anywhere around. bonds. have a care It easy to issue bonds, but it tends to extravagance and they are easier to issue than to and Ob- server. Subscribe to which would run substantially follows wrongdoing, or impotence which results in a of the ties of civilized society, h much be deplored, must Ami be permitted to continue unchecked, since is no the policy of the United State- either to inter things itself or to permit any other power t. From Domingo and the United John Moore, in the American Monthly Review of Re- views for March. fully this third journey a its dispatch bear- Hough in A Victim of A member of the fire depart- In p after it ice to the chief that he de- sired resign i i to return to his old occupation of on a lake steamer. the chief, thought you were satisfied with your job. I nm surprised that you should to go buck to your old Ion, which pays you less money than was the reply, because I'm not satisfied with the place, but l figure it out that wasn't intended to be n fireman. time we go out to light u blaze I a strong o whoop her up instead of water on her. Early training's too much for me, With Charlotte folks listening to a missionary speak from tho pulpit of leading church and The New York Sun referring to a colored man as a it looks as though we had come upon strange Charlotte Observer. Convincing you the sworn testimony of this man Witness-Certainly not, sir why not sir, that man to tell the truth. He always did. were together, and used to cry when the teacher made him lay two and two made four. I -a thing else Witness- Oh, yes, Once he was described the symptoms M the J tor for a sprained ankle when ho was in; from n in the head. Lawyer hat will do. Pear- High Testimonial. exclaimed little Alice, rushing in from school, ha tho loveliest mother ever was SI e such a beau- mother do wish you could see me about her, said her mother. is she so said Alice, lets Ethel Fay all she wants Journal. This department is in A. D. Johnston, who is authorized to rep- resent the Eastern Reflector in Winterville and territory. WHY WINTERVILLE ITEMS. A new lot of chairs just arrived. A. W. Ange Co. Mar. Jugs, flower pots and andirons Highest price for cotton seed at A W. Ange Co's. paid . y County Oil Mill. good lat Don't forget to bring or fiend wood cart hubs. A. G. Cox Mfg. your art hubs to A. G. Cox Mfg., Co. Fat kind they For shoes at a low price and best use. See H. L. Johnson. M-s. J. W. and children,; A few at B. G. Chapman Viviana Burl and left on Co's. cheap. Monday evening tor Miss Alice went home Bern, where they will visit id near Black Jack Friday. Rat biscuit sure to kill the Don't worry over that little lot and mice at Harrington Barber ft of cotton you bad over when yon through ginning hut Car load of just received, lot. I be Pitt Co. Oil Mill, buys Harrington Barber Co. seed cotton in any quantity best market price paid everyday- Finest line of dress goods in tow G. and Co. t you are need of out tin.; Best Hoe of plows and plow Harrington Barber Co. A lot of sew dress and percale at A. ft Co. shin and waist goods, Car of Floor, just in Bar call I. G. and Co Barber ft Chapman ft Co. just Mrs. C. of Green- received a car load alt villa and Addle Johnston, of right. their brother Thomas, of La la visiting at H. P. Kittrell. We also carry a line of rubber Protect fret by i boom and good Chapman the very thing for cold Co. have the kind and size yon rainy weather at Harrington Bar. need ft Co. School books, stationery, pens, Alfred and J, D; Cox pencils and school supplies of all want up the road on the train kinds can be the drug Tuesday morning, ton l It would surprise you to see the Oranges number carts that candies at H. L. Johnson. being and sold by A. G. Go to T. N. Manning t Co. tor Mfg. Co., but we were in their fresh candies, note, raisins and shop yesterday and they had a choice I nice lot of work being Limb, of and their timber was pent Tuesday oar town. We have just opened up a big Ch load of No l Timothy Hay, I line of shoes, styles up-to-date. ii by Harrington, Bar-1 P from to 15.60. Go. Harrington Barber ft Co. the Pitt County Oil Mill is now having Cot Ion Seed. They pay the highest cash price or will ex for meal. When yours are ready write for prices. For axes hoes shovels fork and spades go to A. W. A. Q. has two car loads of different of farm fence and their prices are low, you had better and make your selections soon. Little Earl Van Tucker is sick with pneumonia. White's Colic and Kidney Cure,. the combination kidney for stock nod a sure colic cine, at the Drug Store. The place to wire fence The A. G. Cox have a Dig lot of the American fence and Pittsburgh staples and bard wire. Be sure to get their prices before baying your spring supply of fence. We are glad to see that THE baa taken up the mat- of better roads again. We hope the legislators, county era and the people will all make up their minds shall have good reads. It will be impossible burdensome. I repair Shoes and do good work. Bring them me either at home oral the buggy shop. Henry Suck salt at The A. G. v ix Mfg. Co. expect to the pi ice of co fur the coming season In easy reach of all to- growers. Dr. Joseph Dixon, of Ayden, here The handy tobacco truck i.- the best truck we know of and tobacco farmers save time and money There no need asking the plain enough the enterprising business man uses the columns of The Reflector r making his to the trading public IT Brings , s . Ink Is Read By Everybody in reach, and it reaches i who have money to pay for what want. If you have they want advertise and yon are sure to get apart of their money. s . TWO EDITIONS A G. Cox Mfg. Co. seem to Little the infant daughter i using them. be Belling lot Of Wire fence. This of Mr. Mrs. B. A. B. G. Co, say that rem i. ids that our Ore j died Tuesday morning. We extend they have a fall assortment of not of heart yet. lour the bet saved j general and pries Being In position to secure first. parent i. class material cheap, having; For white goods, ladies collars, machinery with which do our handkerchief ties, go to A. Work, and being able to save and W. Ange Co , they have a large work up nearly all of our timber, assortment. are of the reasons, why we White's Black Liniment, spec can re our customers money, recommended for the human Winterville Mfg. Co. family, lino for perfectly O. .-go Washington, balanced, cornier was lure Tuesday. For sale by St. vis, beaters and ranges. All B T- Style-., lowest prices. See our stock Harvey Cox, is at home on the purchasing and money. J Mfg. Co. . , fruits and go K G. Chapman and Co. They a choice lot. For cats, plow and all of supplies, see A. W Ange Co. quills and quilting cotton . see A. W. Ange and Co. It It. Forrest to Reunion Sunday. Window and door frames, porch Columns, brackets and all kinds of trimmings at rock bottom prices, Winterville Mfg. Bargains for the people Puces II. L. Johnson. For fresh meat beef, fish barbecue Car load Furniture just In. A. Ange and Co. Mis. Gertrude Bland, of was hero Monday visiting her brother J. E. A lull line of T. W. Wood ft Sons garden always on baud at the drug store Dr. B, T. Cox For corn and seed oats go to Ange Co. Lex and John of Bel- were here last Sunday. Big consign meet of dour just received. Prices G. Chapman and Co. are right J. G. Bowling and J. Par ham, Greenville, were here Tuesday Bring me turkeys I pay the highest L. Johnson, FOr atone wait, jags, bowls and pitchers, see A. W . Ange Co. For nice mattings of all kinds o to they have a large as- Changes. J. moved his office to the store formerly pied by W. L. Beat, The express office is being moved f the stores u. the THE DAILY EVERY At a Year cents a Month. The Eastern Deflector, TWICE A-WEEK, and At a Year. You are the loser if yon fail to r a of . . Print The Reflector was never better prepared now to nice Job Printing. New presses, new type and plenty of Stock re- added. Our work is done right and prices are right. Send We Will SB for You This Spring. arc now in NEW YORK Buying SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. is published at Nashville, Toon, it is issued times b year the subscription price is cents, If contains more read- matter than most dollar papers and is edited by Southern men who know the needs of southern farmers, Every issue big experience meeting, the being answered by such men as Maj. Tims. Key, of of and Prof, An drew M. Director of the Virginia Experiment station. The Home Department is conducted by Aunt whom all readers soon learn to love. WE OFFER IN VALUE FOR Bat you must hurry. This proposition will not beheld open THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. Sample copies of Southern Agriculturist free at our office. to our Stock, Lines most In Co. POOR PRINT

i-. -i Great . H D. I I pp. I t, ; i .; Have Come to Greenville. The best store in town offers to yon on your cash purchases. Every dime you there will do ex service that will yon. Since you runs I s. money so you get fill returns Arid unless each ten cents in cash out brings a STAMP in, you are nor getting lull value ; for your money. Brown Stamps are like compound interest. They accumulate without effort on your part, and splendid premiums they bring will leave many a dollar free for pleasure or for saving. Just such things as you w uM other wise to buy are Brown Stamps and it takes but ft. to you your free choice of whatever you can best use or most need WE GIVE YOU WORTH, STAMPS, FREE with each new book. Unless you already have one, at our store and get it and the worth of free stamps That dollar worth up like snowball down hill, and presto most before u kn w yon have worth a book foil. keep the ball rolling every time you spend cash; pend it where Brown Stamp .- an I ALWAYS ASK FOR BROWN STAMPS. This store wan I e steady b Ti Is offers low -.-. lid Br Sta up- ex ell I ac here. The do not apply on purchases of Ciro- i . J JERRY cO. N. C. . . . i-- . Coward Wooten, ANNOUNCEMENT. e lake great pleasure I i to oar patrons and public that we will have with us for the following and an optician, celebrated firm of A. K Atlanta, Ga., the largest and most favorably known optical establishment in tile South. He will Test Eyesight, and Fit Glasses The Doctor i-i a of f the leading Opthalmic Colleges in the United States, in thoroughly conversant with all modern methods in refractive science, including Opthalmology, and has had long experience in his specialty. Remember that we this engagement and secured I he services a man of ability and reputation and we his All examinations freehand only regular prices will be charged for glasses. You Can Save Honey and the highest class of professional service in this line by taking advantage of this opportunity Read In mind dates, February and 28th. New Spring Goods . C . . ; . . . ARRIVING DAILY. There is one thing that we do not in our to do land that is to sell goods cheaper thin they can be bought, neither do we want to create tho n that our store is full of shop worn, oat of style goods nor by filling our store with show bills and sign boards -will we try t impress false in your mind that we are going out of business, but we wish it understood that we are receiving daily shipments the newest things in RIBBONS, SILKS, EMBROIDERIES, LACES and kindred materials so desirable with the women folk of Greenville and Pitt county, and hope yon will at favor us with a visit, to see these many new things. Pulley i HE HOME OF WOMEN'S FASHIONS. WE HAVE deceive; THIS WEEK FRESH NEW. J. B. CHERRY CO. P dates packages, Cal en . prunes, and raisins, also anything can be found at our place at Co class goods. In Vegetables our stock is t , In Fruits we have the of ban i . apples, grapes and grape fruit. Ask u . . Anything You Want in the Fruit Line. have also Premier Butter and double cream than which there is no better DON'T FORGET Baking Department conducted by Mr. J. M. Reuse. He is excelling himself in baking pies, buns bread, late macaroons, jumbles, cream puffs, Yours very truly; J. A. Ricks Bro. Subscribe to THE REFLECTOR now and get the premium offered. s I A. J Badly Used By Two Men Ex Representative A. J. of came to Greenville one day last bis way back noes when about nine miles from town be overtaken by two other men, named and Hardy, of Greene county, who were also from Green- ville. Both the later had been as they drove up be- hind Mr. Move abruptly demanded him to get out of their way. Mr. did not turn out, the rod bad and there being of for the others to pass by him, and the men drove into his bogey. They became very abusive, and getting out buggy, went in Mr. drew a pistol and threatened to kill him, and did him several blows with the butt the weapon. Alter some distance ahead one of the men again bis buggy and Bred or three shots toward Mr. Later the same men by their frightened some ladies whom they passed on the ; Give Your Stomach a Rest. Your food must lie ; and to be of any value to yon. is weak or diseased lake Dyspepsia Cure. It digests what you eat and gives the stomach a rest, ill to take on new and grow again. cures our stomach, bloating, heart palpitation and all digestive disorders. L. A. of Little Ky , writes feel that Dyspepsia Cure deserves all the that can be given i, as it saved the life of our girl when was three ears old. is now ix we have kept it for her but of course she only takes it now disagrees with Sold by J. L. Have Held the Record in North BONE, For Cotton. ORINOCO, For Tobacco. MAIM None Genuine Without it. See that the Trade Mark is on Ask your dealer for GOOD-, and don't take Bale everywhere. NORFOLK, VA., COLUMBIA, S C. F. COMPANY, TARBORO. N. C. MACON. GA -.- Dr. S Morrill Dead. We learn that Dr. Samuel till died his home near Farmville. lie was quite old and was a high type of Southern gentleman. For many he was a prominent physician, and his surviving children two suns are physicians. Street Cars For When the new street car line is meted in Greenville that is BO strongly agitated, which is hoped to he done before the close of year, there will be much re- by the people who have to wear rabbet boots for protection from mud and slush, and the school Children attending the graded School, to aid from the depot, news boys, and young shopping. Won't it be glorious A street car every five minutes on every street in Greenville. for the Improvements and there will loll other of a progressive feature. The special train day from the depot to the water works will be abolished soon. Greenville is coming. I he Sunshine of Spring. The salve that cures without H -car is DeWitt's. Witch Hazel Cuts, burns. bruise- and piles disappear before the use of this salve as snow before the sunshine of spring. Miss H. M. Thebes, III. was seriously afflicted a fever son that was very painful. Witt's Witch Salve cared me in less than a Get the genuine. Sold by Jno. L. Wooten. Deserved Popularity, To cure Constipation Liver by moving the bowels and as a tonic to the liver, take Little Early Risers These Famous pleasant and harmless hut and sure. Their universal use for many is a strong tee of their popularity useful Sold Jno. L. Wooten. Farmers M. F. I. Association. The county branch of the Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Association will hold its meeting Saturday before the Sunday in March, 11th day as r. as Necessary as Rain The quality and quantity o the crops of in soil. Fertilizers which are low in Potash will never produce satisfactory results. ; with the i i- n i make me every kind We have published a of n this nil important we will send Ir.-e you you of to lite KALE Now or Broad Street. FURNITURE STORE ARE READY FOR YOU. We go rolls of Matting, very dainty Suit- are Elaborate in design and finish Don't fail to see em. h recent y return where purchased th things . Oak and Chair. They are You miss something if you fail to see them and one or re in home. We have a fine line of Rags also, very rich in design. Art Squares to suit the most fastidious. fact, we have near- everything in Furniture, Rugs and Lace fur and paid mi. Fur. ti d, Bar- etc. Entirely new, and a handsome line hi select from. whether you are late moving in or staying where you are. You afford to line. Yours to please, try Carriage, ail i. . . , rd i, Ly. Life I i C . i . . I . . . .- , iv , . .,. . , . the month. A. full attendance of the members is desired. rum, . AGONIZING are Instantly relieved, and perfect- heeled, by Salve. C. Jr., of Nor- folk, Va., burnt my I knee that it blistered over. s Salve Stopped the pain, healed it without a Also heals all wounds and sores. at J. L. I Wooten's, druggist. Sit FRAUD EXPOSED. A have lately been making and trying to sell of Dr. New Dis- for Consumption, and other medicines, then defrauding the public. This is to warn you to beware of people, who pr . stealing the of which have been disease, for o t years, h. sure protection, to you is our name on wrapper. Look for It, on all Buck- remedies, all others are mere imitations. II. K Co., Chicago, III, and Windsor, Canada. Condition Improved. We are exceedingly glad to learn that the condition of Miss Sophie Jarvis who is at the University Hospital in Philadelphia is much better. We sincerely hope Miss Jarvis will soon be restored to com- health and return to Green- ville to her many friends. POISONS IN FOOD. Perhaps you don't realize that many pain poisons In yOur food, but some day you may feel a twinge that will Dr. Kim's Life Pills are guaranteed to cure sickness due poisons of K d food or back at J. h. l store. Try Cl Not blue seem to re- of a man's wife like trouble be Ins with his second. Makes bone and muscle faster than any other remedy. Brings strength, health and happiness to the whole family. That's what Hollister's Mountain Tea will do. cents, Tea or Tablets. Wooten's Drug Store. If you want a smooth, clear com- take Hollister's Mountain Tea this month. Bright eyes and red lips follow its use. cents, Tea or Tablets. Wooten's Drug Store- PAPOOSE POPCORN A New for FORAGE, POULTRY, POPPING A subscriber to the Southern Agriculturist secured seed from old Indian in Northwest Texas. After It seven ho Wrote that good and It will from to I acre, and planted thick stalk and all It will make more feed and better feed any- thing I ever saw. The oil In- said poultry fed on it would never have the cholera. I bars not lost a fowl with cholera since I have been n In t. It also pops Th i brought of re- quests for seed, and now only a few bushels are left. Send for a trial to Southern C. P. Bldg., Nashville, Tenn., and you will get by re- turn mail, alto details of seed-growing contest. GET YOUR SUPPLIES Now Everything you want in the way of nice Groceries, Canned Goods, Pickles, fruits, Candies, Nuts, can be had at our store. We carry a large supply of the Best Goods JOHNSTON BROS. The Cash Grocers. LANIER MILLIARD, Greenville, N. C. MARBLE MONUMENTAL WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Iron Fencing Sold. tor Receives the e R Z E. To the Victor Belongs the Spoils. the Enquirer. St. Louis, Mo., Oct. Victor Safe Lo Co., of Cincinnati, received, to-day, the Grand Prize World's Pair, exhibit of solid Manganese bank safes and general line of fire and safes and vaults, their magnificent display prise nil tor for modern improvements, construction, workmanship and finish The Safe that has never been Burglarized. J. L SUGG, Agent. GREENVILLE. N. C. .,,. POOR PRINT

The Store Is too full of goods and they must be con- into cash at the quickest possible moment. Prices on everything marked right down in plain figures. Every purchase is a BARGAIN and you can get your share of them by coming TO C. T. BIG STORE, GREENVILLE, N. C PERSONALS AND SOCIAL 1905. W. O. of Richmond, is in town. Move went up the road this morning. Baa Joy of Bald more, left this Mies Miss Bailie Sieve. I. M. left i- for Wilmington Jessie Smith left Ibis morning Bock i Mrs. Hattie Evans Monday g a visit i Rev, E, Co. returned Mon- day evening from Hamilton. T. L. Blind returned Monday evening from trip op the road. W, T. returned Mon- day evening from trip up the road. Prof. W. H. B tie and W. I. Brown left Monday evening for Ex and Mi- T. J, Monday evening from Raleigh. Mi Mabel who has been spelling some days here with her patents, Mr. and Mis. J. H. to Bethel this morn Gregory, who has for time been night operator at the telephone office left this morning for Henderson. Roy will succeed Miss Wednesday, Match 1st., 1905. A. L. of Washington, is in town. B. F. Sugg, of Washington, in town. J. B. left this morning for A. M. went up the road this morning, W. H. Hackney left this morn- for Norfolk. J. It. Davis, of spent Tuesday town. Mi p. Julia Barrett, of is visiting Mrs. W. B, Parker. Newton and Cora Clark left ibis morning for villa, Va. LETTER TO R. J. COBB. TS. Dear Mr. H, Bf. Stephen. .- it, ca hi r Oil i; writ i m D with your pilot, want to use That's except for fact region of Pei I on i its oil, smoke and Ail it that j good nine years some, times. There are thousands people it, don't, There's the We advertise for the millions; we want to make paint for the million-. Mr. do yon know that lead zinc is twice as cheap an lead-and oil, mixed Is per cert a fair profit business Three-quarters of the people paint lead-and-oil mixed by hand; while U. s. government us lead, zinc and oil ground together by -same Jas lead- The majority never is right about anything. Yours truly, F. W. Co. P. B. H. I,. Out sells paint. THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner. and Friday. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE VOL. No. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA, MARCH 1905. No. MEETING OF THE ALDERMEN Mayor Resigns and P. M Elected to Succeed Him. Toe ard of I regular i all i h pr -i n . As a were r-a. M or W. R. Parker w i . ml. read as To the ; i; i . i Alder- me u On . N- THE LEGISLATURE. NEWS committees had reports. committee on purchase of fine asked for farther time to report. i ;. . on location of in BANK RoLL. reel was empower. . bill. to nave bulb houses , An be u wen reels when locations are fixed. The fire committee was instruct- ed to correspond towns relative t- the I the baud engine. The several their hi K was In ed t of lo n ill I am compelled t. ha d 1901 if i is found be you u f reside in town year. r of Greenville. I you ere a i for of ii- -iii- nave drawn of i he r, -f always very ad I wish of you continued prosperity and be m -i cordial and Very W . B. March 1805. The resignation was accepted and and were a committee to draft a resolution the regret of the board at the necessity for the resignation. At a later the meeting the presented the which way and a copy ordered furn Mr Parkers by the board of alder- men the town of Greenville tint we deeply regret our mayor, W. It. Parker, has compelled to resign his office no account of ill health. That we wish to as sure him of our sincere his conscientious discharge of duties daring bis aid wish that he may be re- stored to health. The ejection of a to Mayor Parker was taken up, A. L. BlOW receiving ii votes and F. M. l votes, whereupon the latter declared elected. Al- and Lamer e n with of Police Smith notify Mr. of Ins el dim;. Mr. Woolen qualified to the ii red by i Ii g, sided I r of the The Bough Ready Fire Company ed fie to provide the a meeting, and it win that per be paid The street e reported much work done i ho of the past month. The com- t tit an order made at u previous meeting hole the site of the Gorman tube filled so i; would not hold bad been with, and the chief of police was to again the of the to all.-ml to it. The lights and wells committee reported two wells in bad and of them was ordered to be filled up. The other wells street lights were good condition. The white cemetery committee reported one lot bold since last meeting. The division fence be- tween the cemetery and property was ordered rebuilt; the cemetery fund to bear half the cost. The finance, ordinance mar this in i repay l r i ed Robbers Contents an Ex press bate Memphis, m . i . l Three Mo men mi ;. Ii Id up the Pi i-c i u get trail known as Arkansas which left Mo., at five o'clock this morning, and point of revolvers forced Me to deliver to contents of safe said to amount to dollars, The hold-up re I about eight miles of Ark., where the makes a sharp curve. It is that the men the train in i . t I . I i . i . t. i I In Hie b . d v ;. , I. j mi lay, . . i t I ii i St a ale i d are ; us to gel off the . ; no ii i ii in- s will. recommendations . tbs ii b ii i house passed i i g ii i in mis lull it opp i- A resolution was in senate asking i. meet n. x; year in North Carolina. for the re elected. FRIDAY. No bills were introduced it either branch owing to near- the end of the session. High The Beak I N V l . , . , n -1 . t. . , id ;. r I thee . . at an l- k of i- in the I I- u- . . no ;. in one ; and the ii . i- I . j . I . . . I;. . . it i roved s- . .-. I I, ii-d . v-i . , f e. in 1- The bat l oiled organs stored N. . , o ranks The Kort Is culled in meal at I a v. tin, Jo J. J, time is. High jut, i we I I el e. It in b veil and II It. V t. bank these . sill lie I pen delegates from will the to meet there next year Sure Enough. That Stonewall Jackson Christ- asks no favors and will not have a to his dash- one went into express oar and White to deliver to him the contents of the lie refused av Inn was tired upon by and told Io Casper-Cox. Last evening at and Mrs Fred Oil street, Kev. Mr. of ITEMS Sammy Alford received father was dead. They left for then home W. A. of Gold no, spent in dine. Mis. Harper and little Ion, of Greenville, Mi-. Whaley. Shade Bland had lbs cadets left Was m ton to of having bis band shot off Friday, attend lb- of President Or. Ricks was called to the The entire Says Atlanta Constitution, Milt after reaching tho city marched were tin of Mr. J. quick. A . in his j m the holly bonds face and lie with est. Mr. W. Gasper, of The and Mamie their and Lit train. I The attendants were Mis They were joined v a third j Williams, f A, As the d.- ,;. Casper, of the fired several j f Washington, with limes at White, one lodging Casper, of villi ; M is lover with John c u the Ben I Line office on tickets had been prepared for the cadets. The tick- els called the no the tickets bad bean Mr. who is quite sick. O. Babbitt Io v that Mrs. Richard Bob is Is I. i- visit- . T A ion the of of the stove. T A the free Many whom .- ii i. Id h were 1.- c. c. or -e ice by mail, but others ha . Saturday, It will boon bu con it and e th 1905. hope all u no do in ill in r iii id to come hen d annum on- owes is int I coup i-. o ill. unit .-I. I III a. r ;. Ai lb.- meeting of the there will be s., program, The . k done c ii iii sun lie hi ill- and handed i passes on u in. When he had I to his on man looked bis . e, In aid Item, . I he fat i . i pi the t hand up his son's lie III inn no the b. r going In ride In i-. couch . I don't intend Io deceit them. want just what they gel no more. No, fur But I'm a it pin them . , means 1.1 The the five grades the last meet- w hat the buys have la will I want, it suits me bet- and any which any , I want nothing more thin IT hear. all he the same, V ready to take the Pm to for you A full desired and a year n. we give you e. as a premium a year's and . soldier handed j ,. ,,,,, ,, tO he , Quito a number have taken without face That's .;. I, j c . l. u , father was made. Stonewall Jack- like it. Services Methodist Church, March 5th. . . . Big Night. c u j- . father was wads. Stonewall Jack- Services For Methodist Church, March 5th. son never slept a leather bed Sunday at a. m. were sleeping on the The Will have a big Preaching by the pastor at , h N a ob. . x- . m. alter which sacrament oil b time at their be server. the On pr. gram a , exorcises completed provides for inter-j of the will eating talks several members of held at p. in. the order All me.-here and vis- should he present to enjoy the meeting and Pitt county, dripped honey at the purpose of diseases of Dr. Hyatt Coming. Pr, 11- O. Hyatt will be There will be no services at at the Bertha I 13th, 14th and 15th, day, Tuesday and Wednesday, for ReV. Mr, of A ex- to ii ire at Io. k mi day, The u of our v met y 1.1 . I I or II Ml . in ti . hi . ill. . V ;. nod tone v . ball in place in of . ls . skull. last res, d the bog. This Hi- large crowd to tow Maine, Bliss, . at Ai. Actually sum., are to complain of Inn tired fee it tied, rust proof, seed and for sale by J. B Cherry Co. A week of good baa made a difference in the appear- of the tin ins. make it a success. M. eye throat and glasses Notice have sold out at Five Points to Turn- age. wish to return thanks to all who favored me with then pat- and ask to one with All who owe me are requested to settle at once as de- sire to close all outstanding mat- as as possible. 3-3 W. J. MM POOR PRINT