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LETTER TO PITT COUNTY BUGGY CO Great DEPARTMENT ml Wt BROWN Have Come to Greenville. The best store in town offers them to you ii pin chases. Every dime yon -pun i there i I do extra that pleas- and b-in-ii; yon. c you spend money spend ii iii. gut fill returns And unless each it in p., STAMP vi. fill value money, Hi like win pound in- . without mi your i. . lid ; u; I III V ll I a pleasure ; . . . such things as you w aid i t mi, sir-offered I Iron n S . n . ; to give you of yon can best u e -I n-ed V GIVE YOU to WORTH, STAMPS, h i i ho . I . i i v ii . . it HO I .; i b II, lid presto . you have 50.00 h ;. is ; th ball rolling et ; . spend it where Stumps are and ALWAYS ASK f. BROWN STAMPS. This wants ; yow . i b f i d an i i Sta Us in to a -s. re here. The ; do not apply on purchases of and Pro vie ions. i. B. CHERRY CO. GREENVILLE. N. C. . II h . . . SI re me Greenville. makers are we. know what make; y u know all it, V. . paint hi-you know your good. H o know what it K bow it acts, bow ii Mini bow I led to; j-1 I. Ii i we rake the risk of ; lull OUght not In ii I; ii-. abuse t, draw the line i h We Hi mug. is to them us they -l- III We I,. I. i tided by We the i Urn ; i the . In get I. We them i . ii. decree of eon mill cue. We expect to lie lo pain as . n I . n- cm. d. .; i i way, y ii a with and it A few me mi i i o it m u-i pill lo I .--; will ii . fir how , Mud p i-. b is in nil- ii- paint in the world. Ii is our . . with little. i. a-1 n. . . little it KALI WOKS. tun. Si., N. v., w Atlanta, South Si. Yours F. . P. d. II. i. Paint. Co. s-IN mil f D of i I In the County. court. Hook i. Sawyer V-. Notice of T On isle, A. A. M. i By of an execution to the Superior court n in ill action, I Mon- day, the 24th day April, I o'clock. M. t of id tell the . cash la satisfy laid execution, all the title and which the said Lodge A, S A. M . defendant, in the following real estate, to wit Thai par; of Lot Mo. Ir the town N. Beginning Third St. at the southeast corner Lot r with said street a course feel . line on th. same Lot, thence a northerly with said of Lot. No. with the line .; Lot No an easterly course to tin I i Lot from the .-. on . No. then . I a southerly course . inning, nu i the Lot ii own i- i. v Lot, ii. upon in the Masonic mi an l all improvements m. . d iv of March, L. Vi i Ink Spots, Iron Mold and Similar While wot sprinkle or on the mid moisten ii with milk. Another method is in sprinkle with suit and with half a lemon. Wash off acid and rinse at once. When ink baa been allowed to get dry place the stained part in a saucer containing n little boiling it r. moisten and cover with .-alt- of lemon. Let remain a few then pour boiling water on carefully to the acid spreading, which would burn and rot the dry threads, it ii able for this reason that the article should be well rinsed in warm No alarm need be felt if iii- of taking it out clean the, acid turns it out a pale green, Boiling will the process. Iron mold ran he treated in the way, and ii disappears once. Muriatic acid is most useful in re- moving red ink stains. Ink must; be removed at once from colored materials, as the dye is not proof against the method needed for dry stains. Steep the stained part in boiled, milk, rub it I lightly and change the milk us it be- comes Visitors In a little la England a relic In of a stool with a leather top like a The parish clerk shows not a pride In this relic and tells Us story with relish. During the seventeenth eighteenth centuries the country parsons were to spend of their time hunting with their squires. Often- times the fox got more attention than the sermon on the following Sunday. Sin-h the with parson who left the saddle stool as a relic of the days of fox hunting par- sons. He was a good deal In the saddle than In the pulpit, so in order to Introduce some of the life and spirit Into Ids discourses which he felt while In the hunting held, the reverend gentleman had tills saddle Stool made. It was placed In the pit before the parson mounted the slops, once astride this hobby toe par- sun was able to roach it much higher degree of enthusiasm and eloquence than he have unmounted. A . I Ferdinand the father of the United States cast survey system, was once waited upon by n committee of congress to Inquire Into the progress of the work. The committee reached New and wended their way upstairs to the room where was drilling bis classes them for the work, Sassier, who allowed no intruders, met them at the door and inquired their business. They answered that they come to in- part of the work do you wish to Inquired the Swiss mathematician. Congress had no on Hint point. you had go re- as be shut the door In the faces of the tee. The committee looked each other on second sober thought con- Hint was about right quietly wended their way down- stairs hack Washington. ii lo I . lily, ii .-I- E RANDOLPH A CO N. Cheese Strata. Take two ounces of butter, two of extra good Hour, two ounces of par- in.-an cheese and the season- of salt and cayenne. Hub the butler and i well into of It- add the and sufficient yolk egg in make the whole into a paste, out thin and cut in hair an inch wide about four or live inches long. Cut also torn rings of the paste, Lay them on n sheet of paper and bake in the temperature has oven live or Ion minutes until they h., a u When cold arrange in little bundles, stick- or four straws through A l Canning. A Scientific Journal tells this story of a toad's A of chick- ens was fed with moistened meal In saucers, and when the dough soured a little it attracted large numbers of flies. All observant had evidently not this, and every day toward evening ho would make his in the yard, hop to a saucer, climb in roll over until he was covered with meal, having done width be awaited developments. The flies, enticed by the smell, soon swarmed around the and whenever one pass- ed within two Inches or so of his nose his tongue darted out and the fly dis- The plan worked so well that the toad n regular business T i THE BETHEL AT C. ;.,. ,. 9,721.13 s. ii ii I'd F i fixtures One fr. ti f I Cash 10.1.88 , .,,, . . no silver c i In typhoid fever Intestines are the of the trouble, all solid fond- should he debarred, Here broths and are needed, meal should given until the u normal for days, in fever avoid all i en his i bee kl and are those are us that Their v. I.- . n it , i ed. For this r any . the legumes, la .-. pr. or ml I . it be used. Broth made from them would be while beef or broth, which i- less can be I. -0 A worthy spa et Dundee, In order to i her gas account was in the oar blowing down the phis thus the bands of the registering meter All went well o came. After examining, the las ciphered long mid earnestly. At ma old lady anxiously a big this am the Inspector. the other way The company's you have surely been Slewing hard Oils Total Ii T Mi X i I . ob i mi i. above is . i , , i.-- i nod b ; me, . . . I Notary OH i suppose y tell your wife when you get home No, . everything, Grimes -01 course but she wants to . My dear fellow, are i I don't tell her. I use . mil tin o i ins- her things she care to know that there Is n i i f to question Bl ml things she tines want to know, REPORT OF THE CONDITION HE BANK OP FARMVILLE, N. C. At close of business Mar. 11th, ; is . i.; stock a I in r divided iii,. .,. I . I worn i . Gel of lie It Is i . . he i t travel in a rut. It . ii destroying. x , pie eh . lite or If Hi r d must be traveled they I ; . I . I ii Stones and a thing as get- tin nit, and the w it ii If move of i . . i i to love. If i e than i for I of . i of bacon ill . IN -I . bin I ., . of the L D Ti. Mask rurally hi i I l EASTER D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner. VOL. No. and Friday. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY. 1905. No. A PATRIARCH TO MIS REWARD. Timely From Mayor Tic business men of at Mil be to mine i needs f he in those things H might be benefit to it, in And the men are alert in th. I no are willing helpers. Thee is now in of people of Greenville the teachers summer iii v I will be o f i et ks the aid will be by id . hundred and twenty H hi bet-. In order to secure school the housekeepers of Green- ville provide homes at a very rate, ten dollars There is eel i i thus in an old, Ii i well i sen away In i One who has the heal burden of the day living a r It business and life. the friends th r all his life, more i ban eighty living upon the same homestead from his birth, sharing the love and good will of all who came Within his living plain, honest, lib ma farmer, . living by work no man one peony, a living of u approval. A- S morning Hi,, s in; of Tyson look the If homes can the be had at I hat is but peaceful he was ready doubt the school to r. who Hi.- Master called him to Even borne. , that low the school here Tyson as born in the wean four year MM, on the same plantation eek, for homes alone, these Then- he died on Saturday, I people would leave twelve of Match, 1905, being about hundred and In addition years old. He was twice J , that sum, each individual would His wife wits, Mary on all average, five dollars by w hum there were ban. two I incidental expenses, making a daughters, both of whom are dead. ,,, eighteen hundred dollars, The second wife Celia Flake. at least, that would left tie who him, no the weeks of have been born by marriage, As h business venture and steady per- atone, the school would bring into severance he accumulated some estate. Scrupulously he I dollars in the very dullest reason believed in rendering , n,,. ,,.,,. things that are his, and to Cod the Then, ll of the things that are God's. He was u, n ,.,,, tot leading vastly, social life, for the of the Free Will Baptist eh u p,,,,.,. i two of these near his home Be- ladles or in a home sides the estate he leaves behind raw,., numbers of bis o- and eons . v IN, m be leaves h Heritage of L B ,;. , lies nod honest integrity that is d i. an. sled by all Truly a d n- aid. who bin Isaac A, WAS NOT A c . In i t i;, i ; ., In fleets I people o Ii van in reference to de woman In the railroad ravine, the Inference being that she was neglected during sickness allowed lo suffer far want of attention, woman win. mouths know she bad nil needed attention and was ii. in any way neglected. To.- e -o i are I n hit I. i i en , being leaders ii nil movements the social, . e I and i in. in th- it in ii i . ht I'll I the i I'S ii- . building i i i in a y Ii ill g these i In . i i i ii N the j bus b, ii i in the commodious build- there me few suitable III- pill p. so iii any in stale. By a nulled on the pan everybody in inch ,. which one belonged th was very attentive to bad f h well cued for day night, and can FOUR HOW MANY ARE LIVING PERSONALS AND SOCIAL. We Would Like to Have Living Pitt Who Surrendered st Appomattox. the approaching event the Confederate Work of The Grim Reaper. Arthur Kennedy, aged years, oldest of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Kennedy, died at o'clock day night after an illness of about two weeks with dysentery. He was by V ed Cox in Tuesday even- their born and death , Carolina on would be E. D. Cherry came tn Saturday tug shadow upon the home, know the names of M, in., tied to Norfolk this Monday 1905. ll. A. White went to O lb evening. C. came w. Alien weal to Smith field in Tuesday evenly. Arthur was a bright, Confederate Pitt . In. surrendered J. L. Casper returned to Lea is today. left thin morning for Durham. of here. Mrs. J, L. of Kinston, spent Sunday here. W. J. left morning for Georgia. A. Corbel went lo soldiers in boy. For sometime previous their mus- he served as on April 9th, the carriers for and performed his duties Mr- H faithfully and promptly. sod of The place , , was in Mon- o'clock Sunday Cherry j this thought. Hill and was He Io know by a number of sorrowing are now living were held at I no under Col. G. B. the home and grave, conducted I Singletary and followed the vary- Rev. A. T. King. The active pall ; fortune's of the evening. bearers were B. M. T. W. close at Appomattox. E, B, Thomas returned Skinner. K. F. Bet is, L. P. Van- Mr- volunteered April evening Virginia, Hugh J. Ml, enrolled in Cox Higgs, K. W. Cobb ad W. took part in morning from Ayden. and honorary PH of the battles of e. H. Thomas left morning beaters we e G. S. F. I surrendered at i for Durham W. Clare, Wiley Brown, B. E I April and reached T Hodges, b. O. home on evening of April evening from northern markets E. B. and W. D. . from home and at the front during the period Lena returned Sunday evening from Washington. S, Forbes has returned from, Mr. and Mrs. B. B. I he name, of tao trip after goods, died Saturday of meningitis at i who Mr, and Mrs. Spain and Pruett. the war. Cecil, the little year-old son of i TIE be glad their home L. who rod left this morning The remains were by We will appreciate this John Tail came in Hob Sunday morning to Whichard, and interment look place that afternoon the burial ground, in Carolina town- ship. Information from any and every source. REPORT OF METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOL. good Saturday returned tins morning, Mrs. Moore returned Sat- evening from ii visit to Durham, II. returned this mug Rev, and Mrs. H. H. went lo U this F. Col returned Tues- evening from H l. L. Dumber son, to this Sr., left morn- on a to Wilson and more. W. II went down the load last Highland this morning. J. A. and son, Fred, returned Tuesday evening Durham. Ex Senator R. Williams, of spent yesterday and to- day with friends. J. Barker, of who has been spending some days here, left Tuesday evening. Mr. Tyson, aged about Excellent Showing the Pad Quartet. . D. W Davis, who has , , , in town a few days, returned t. years, died at d o'clock The report of the of I Washington today, morning at bu borne four miles the Methodist Sunday school for , ,, , ,., . ,.,. ,, Z live grandchildren. makes M. at two daughters both them One of his grand j is J. F. Sin it ii, of Green- teachers The funeral ink place I scholars cradle roll , j i n. Membership at c and idlers Mr. roll i farmer of died Collections lion, lie had been in poor health ,, school for sometime, taking a sudden supplies missions change a lo. before ins death total the end soon came He was about Attendance excellent. C. M. ins old and leaves a wife won a star for every several children. Sunday during the quarter, Two classes missed only one Sue- the Mel MAKE READY FOR TEACHER, day and several others only two Sundays. No single class has been able to win the monthly during the quarter, as cal classes showed a month I v Census Bureau Report on Cotton Ginned, Census today issued a bulletin showing total crop cotton ginned for season of 1904 to be These fig- Include and round biles as half bales and the total is t. bales of pounds. The figures fur the different states on running h lies Alabama Arkansas I Georgia Kentucky Louis Mississippi Missouri North Caro- . Oklahoma who hi been s Texas Virginia Harding, who had in en home for u few days, re turned to Washington Richard in bad health left ibis lug to be with his p i rents, c. M. Jones returned Saturday evening Iran New York where he hail been sing new goods for is. Cherry . In the A, Nichols Hardy. The following cards have been Mr. and Mrs, Isaac Hardy request your presence the pastor, who was In marriage of daughter Durham it ii a sick son, Rev. I. Barker, preached i-l church here Sui win ii she died she was given a de cent burial. write this in justice to those who cared for her. T e King's do a n all dull but the th .; pair in our neglected reflects upon the town, as it is well known Greenville a gem runs hand to every cane of suffering or need exist in the community. J. w be i. as the is to h secured for Greenville The People do Their Part Well. Mayor a men their part gelling the teachers of the county attendance of percent. here to the Church me quarter, have come the school, snowing are concerned. made a creditable more than ball growth of the . there is something the citizens Coming fl On that it d appreciable i, must do towards it. most I would accrue to J important thing is to open their vane doors and provide teachers place to board at a reasonable rate. price agreed upon by the alder- licenses to d nun March Norfolk, is town. J. Hines tor Halifax, K. in for this loll this morn- to Mr William B. Nichols April the Fifth nineteen hundred and live at eight o'clock Residence In Carolina. sou ice. of can be t In ii , would ii Marriage Licenses Deeds i o the an. . hi . and . . . . h lake , Ii . day evening ii ,, , , ,. .- W II Lunching- ., . , . bride, In whole I . ;. ,;. a id M Nor it i. by Rev. B. pi I , . . . . i hie T couple It ii today l i he home of the father, about l Ii Season End. ill the t- to; is pr. near at the C Most of the I I will to sell inn be wise make a , effort I men I r the four weeks and Couples since to induce these s and gentle- and it Is to find places for WHITE. weeks as the teachers at this rule The R. L. and I In n committee of and those and will make . en n van of the town this week hi find places for teachers to board and the c -i ii , help the work along with cheerful and pr Ii meant let i e to help along the . f J on e m I . I i report I the fuel a n i ,. on , a. I, i m u ii r Williams lay, i . . Nannie I la. COLORED. I Vine- and fa I lie Plenty of Water. It is much to kip I he street now i s hen water a i bard lo get. Now the p o iii drive up be filled in a few ml tiles, of water I reel can in I ten to keep down i. dust. Who Is Guilty It is awful to think that people will go a cemetery and pull that have been there to the home of the dead, but we sometimes hear of it being done In the la-t few days flowers have been pulled in Cherry Bill cemetery. Surely no grown One of the children of Mr. and person of sound mind or propel Mis. s. T. is very sick. self respect would be guilty K B. and James, committed Iv this morning for Scotland children sh came in Monday evening. John L. returned to this to Scot. laud Neck Neck. i in wrong Dr. I. and per rel . . Ville. Mrs, I. i II. Ayden, be I it mi i i . A i and a cook . . .;. i as pit ;, n Lit tie lie lag Oxfords in , . i L. leather and kid. . . 8-21 Homes Being Oil . M. t pi people in him i lo ,, ll . i . Is many m begin, ,,, in , . R Mrs rate for who attend ii Mai . Iron Bedsteads M. t j. March 1905, K, e ii ll Boggy on road between Cobb- tore and Roads, black on the i ii I.-., . be . urn ling in J. Ki POOR PRINT

TO FURTHER We Have Prices, THE FOLLOWING CORRESPONDENCE EXPLAINS ITSELF. N, C, March 4th, Wood Brothers, Sale Conductors, New York, N. Y., While have received considerable financial relief from our over stocked stores and maturing ugh the sales you have conducted as since February 1st, we are still in n unpleasant over stocked position relative to disposing of the merchandise and shall be pleased to employ you to map out a further course for us by which we may be to dispose of the remaining lots of choice merchandise and enable us to get the quickest relief at the possible moment before receiving Spring Shipments we have agreed to take. Please give this your best efforts and let us hear from you at once. Yours very truly, C. T. NEW YORK. X. Y., March 1905. Mr. C. T. Greenville, Dear Mr Your communication of the 4th is before us at present- Low prices and holding back the cotton crop market has dace hundreds of Solid Southern in just your position The only course we can ad- vise, is to throw your entire stock on the market at prices so low you can dispose of the stock quickly and tAke the sacrifice best you can together thousands of dollars of idle merchandise means final ruin to any merchant Advertise diligently give your the best of values Thereby protecting both you and your interest With best wishes for your success We remain. Respectfully yours, WOOD BROTH New York Sale Here is a Few of the Many Bargains we are Offering to SHOES A Saving from toll per Pair CLOTHING Ail i . will be i it prices MEN'S PANTS is sale EM DEFIES I. lowest price- WHITE GOODS Fancy Linens, Lawns etc cheap UNDERSKIRTS BO Kind I kind DRESS GOODS Many stylish pattern to select From m one-third off BOYS KNEE PANTS and kind All offered at UNDERWEAR kind kind Quilts and Comforts. II Blankets must go at ll DRESS SKIRTS All remaining styles at one- half price DRESS SHIRTS j l kind to close at C. T. Greenville, N. C D. W. IN Groceries And Provisions Cotton Bagging and Ties always on hand Fresh kept con- in stock. Country Produce Bought and Sold D. W. O R VILLE North Ca HOPE TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY. The following points tie reached over th this can now i of HUMAN FRACTIONS. Relations to Math- I Brand. Fractions have never occupied my mind lines golden age out of, which was rudely thrust tome jean o. But recently the personality they used to have for my childish terror was recalled to me. know my niece, Marjory, declared In me the other day, with mi. arc two fractions and decimals. All are not common or or The for- gotten names hack from afar, mere conjunctions of curious but j -1111 j i of in. I suddenly have mil up me a c and hum. among b one r should be assigned the ex- and the shibboleth, even among boys- that single class of humanity to whom look for a I virgin and therefore a true all the rest of mathematical world should be tagged with a double derogation Whence is the sinister power and the smug respectability of the decimal fl Has ii to do with the money that it, stands for Has iii- calculating arithmetic done this human thing also there is such a thing, ii there not, an improper yes, there is. know- about too. An improper fraction is a vulgar fraction whose numerator is than ii It would appear, then, that arithmetic appreciation of good be-1 is close to the human. A traction has no business to be great- than it appears to no matter how many integers it may actually contain. Having the body of a common frail ion. a common f ii shall he, and an improper one case of explicit grafted upon a genera to the Futility. Wagon loads of sifts are received at House time. They from of the try, i e of persons a.;. a to i; resident bin wife. j., f . article the pi lie pi i of tin- recipients, and the is placed In cue of the family for generally names and to all of ii. . sent ere all the employees f the -the clerical staff, the Ushers mill the domestic given, through the established of the resident, a tine fat i key. Fifty fowls, selected from the I ; best in the market, are toe at Other prices to tins event, so everybody about the with these. famous mansion has for Come while tho bargains are No one expresses bis happiness with ii more countenance than Jerry Smith, the colored man who bus been a member of the presidential household Since the of Grant's term. Jerry was dent Grant's cook, but In these days he dusts the offices of the White House keeps tidy there as the pin. presidents and their advisers are usually men of advanced years, mid it if to he second generation from them Mint the While House looks for the of childhood on Christmas day, Home Companies. lean fort Henderson, Littleton, Oxford, Hook Mt- Warrenton, J Winston, Atlanta, Gs. Baltimore Ma. Chattanooga, Tenn. Charleston. S- C. Obese city. Vs. Cincinnati, Ohio Columbia, d. C Danville Va Nashville, Tenn New York N. Y New Orleans, La Norfolk, Va Petersburg, Vi Philadelphia, Pi Vi St. Gouts, Mo Va And all otter Important and in points east of the Miss- River. F. C. Gen. Selling Out At Cost Owing to the the recent tire in which store was burned compelled to go out of bus.- So our entire stock of will be out at Cost within the next thirty days. We have el mice lint; of Pickles and Canned Goods, Sodded Raisins and Currants Our stock is in tho old brick store, opposite A. E. Tucker. W. S. CO. A Quaint burning of the fagot is a i observed in Devon and Somerset on Christmas eve. The consists of green cut and neatly fastened Into bundle with hands. At H o'clock in the evening this is placed n the lire with much ceremony, i. e family and Invited guests round the he i flames I, mill the i i ltd, n I en the it green its i en i i i Merry Oil in k ; ; I Is for B , I.- . this custom by the story I t of the stable at Bethlehem, while local tradition tells of green- wood Are kindled by Alfred the Greet lonely wanderings in NEW MAN At the Old Stand. I have purchased the stock of of W. J. and will carry on the bus- at his old stand on Five Points. I will add to the stock to demands of the trade and will at all times carry a complete line of Heavy and Fancy Groceries. Fruits, Tobacco, mi etc, I ill on me when the iii-i till price which they can be sold. J. J. The Five Points Grocer. What He Did Know. The blustering, browbeating examiner has gone out of ion. Ii is the mild, calm, dignified, persuasive, polite examiner who nos the better, although there are times, of course, when a little tin prove advantageous. An amusing example of the former method is given in Law and which runs omen hat as follow sir, do you know between a horse a shrieked the angry cross examiner. who was growing impatient at his acknowledge my replied the witness, who a clergyman. hardly do know the difference between a cow and a or between a bull and a bully, only n ball, I am told, horns, and a bully n fully to the luckily for me, has A S. i A r I ill i in d from u N -i , wit groin I an I from SO in m acre, d II and nil It I f. j and I t i ever i dial c never l I lost I l have alto pops tide for seed, and i few in- to Southern i It C. P. o . cut ire any I In- It, i c TRIALS OF A COMPOSER. For THREE with One How Leoncavallo Got a little those who go to opera and see the smiling Composer think of the mental, if not suffering through which he as very likely gone arriving at fame. For instance, Leoncavallo and the arc taken as a mutter of course, but the of the open was obtained only when was knocking at the door of the composer. Several years ago Signora had just made her first us a singer when one day n friend came to beg her good with the great who is such a power in the musical world, for an unknown genius, whose opera, the was driving him mad because he could not get it ac- The friend drew a touching picture of the young man, who had Bent his opera to great rival, who had pigeon- holed it and had forgotten it, while the young composer was eating out his heart. Mme. required a great deal of persuasion, as and had just declared that be would not even hear any more new operas. However, she in the end gave way. was herself won over on hearing the music and spent a couple of fatiguing hours in a In pursuit to avenge Cholera Chi cholera ad Remedy. Mi ;. fowler of tower. K In., relates on he title serving on a jury in a at scat county. A- He there I all some I'm Mi meat some vii-c l gave me cholera in very severe form, I more sick in life and ti iii- bra certain the me a of and that he nail what I sen for, tint that medicine wan so much he would rather it tome in the fix I a in. I look one dose of it a in five The second dose cured me entire- Two were afflict- ed in same manner and one mall bottle cured the three of Killed his Girl Wife. Q . March Jasper, tin., says; A killed bis bride evening FOR OVER TWENTY YEARS ES Have Held the Record in North Carolina. BONE, For Cotton. ORINOCO, For Tobacco. MAP See the Trade Mark is on . Every Bag. None Genuine Without it. Ask your dealer for GOODS, and don't take substitutes. For sale where. NORFOLK. VA., COLUMBIA, S C. F. S. ROYSTER GUANO COMPANY, N. C. iI.- in with To pet rid of her he consented to hear the score. The young composer came with a timid, almost supplicating, air be- fore the terrible and taciturn one and was received with a coldness most glacial. Leoncavallo at once seated him- self at the piano, while walked the Soot, and those present win waited anxiously for a of inter- to return live with Her est, which they knew would be a; mother aided Ins and pause in the dreadful consented. They had The act was las-ed. and still the deed. who is about year old, had been married but time to his wife, four years junior. They bad fur Home unknown cause, she bad to live with her mother. Came the h -me In the second act the came, the the tramp, tramp went on, the com- poser scarcely being able to the notes, longed for was over, never to lie resumed where Leoncavallo is concerned. Thus the was born, the composer took his step to- ward and Berlin. Pall Mall Gazette. Bank Rune. A good many ago in en old woman fell in front of a bank and broke her leg. A crowd collected, and report got about that there a run on the bank. In a very brief space there really; was one. A disastrous run on tho Bank of England in tho time of the pretender in the eighteenth century was prevented by an ingenious de- lay. When Prince Charles was marching on London depositors were in a frantic hurry to draw out all they had in tho Bank of England. Every call was met, hut in sixpences and shillings. So long did these coins take to count and so pro- were the of bullion which to I cat that public re i in news of the retreat of the coming to town, the situation was saved. Many persons have difficulty in making a good mayonnaise, but there ought to be no reason for it if you know your oil is good before you Marl. Mix the yolk of a f-i; with a little salt and dry mus- and stir continually with a fork while you odd ll t oil, a It should be only drop by drop. gone but a abort distance when heard the young woman was found dead in shot Che heart. has and the sheriff of the with an band of men is for him. Both families are well connected. WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED THIS WEEK FRESH AND NEW. codfish , Persian dates in packages. peaces and apples, prunes, and raisins, also anything wanted in canned goods can be found at our place at the lowest prices for first class goods. In Vegetables our stock is replete. In Fruits we have the best of orange, applet grapes and grape Ask at for Anything You Want in the Fruit Line. have also Premier and double cream Cheese, than which there is no better. DON'T FORGET nor Baking Department by Mr. J. M. He is excelling himself in baking pies, buns bread, late macaroons, jumbles, cream puffs, etc. very truly, J. A. Ricks Bro. WHY There is no need asking the question It is enough that the enterprising business man uses the columns of The Reflector for making his announcements to the trading public because IT Brings New Spring Goods ARRIVING DAILY. A Dinner Invitation. After a hearty meal a dose Dyspepsia will prevent a. of Indigestion. i- h thorough and a teed cure fox Indigestion, sin, on the Sour There is one thing that do not claim in our do inn. Bream nod all stomach j that i- i soil goods cheaper Mi in they be N. j do we want to create the oar store is Ky testify to worn, out of style goods nor by out store o in the cue boards will we try to impress false ideas in mind we are going out of business, but we do wish i that we are receiving daily shipments Is Pend By Everybody In and it reaches people who have money to for what they want. If yon have what they advertise ii and yon are sure to get a part of money. in the cine of I was afflicted Trouble far fifteen years and have six i tiles of year Core, of the newest things in which The e- I to on- RIBBONS. SILKS, EMBROIDERIES. LACES TWO S THE LY At a Year cents a Month. The E rows Bin Tins j i justly entitled in all iii. remarkable cures, j Hold by J. h. ten's with the folk yo l Will these things. of the wholesome -o wit Pitt county and-d. favor us with a to see these Pulley Bowen, of TERN A-V- I At a Tear. You are e r ii you fail to one of these. A CARD OF SYMPATHY FROM DAUGHTERS. THE OF WOMAN'S FASHIONS. The v i- to Mil a notch in the side of ll i of the bottle and let oil Mow ; . vents the oil from than you it. After a w of vine, am expedite n v- in to the and Consistency. t oil almost ad i Of to add dressing mus be eon y I. rue The or. The mewling Friday and Harmless I Don't lo cure On whole our deepest sympathy for so recently She Off -You kn breech I It ed t o I o i I did hear . , i a Voted and iii I loving father. with sorrow will hearts, bow with you and his eternal gain, neath are the everlasting arms and He shall beat thee yon In His t nine, soothed so wounded hearts, He with i band and tender love V ill heal j ours lo His Name, Patient One Cure , a ,,,. lungs mil hi express as n ; tubes, A quick cure tor Croup and Whooping One Minute Core minute on membrane right where the cough on the Sold L. Store. A Jersey judge has decided, that a woman's tongue is a We appeal from a part decision, for while we admit her tongue is a weapon, yet we that it is impossible or a woman to keep her mouth shut long enough to conceal Dispatch. ll i. ii I. I I i taken rich The railroads are peculiarly bless- ed in having more business than they know what to do with. If they were conducted on the same that other businesses are, would apply the same remedies that these do when they they are When m ugh nods, he i more; lieu a fuel o demand u i t i i , A Fire To draw the fire out of s burn, or heal a cut without leaving a seal, use Witch Hazel A for piles, the , I, Tucker, editor II T, Ala., t used Witch Hazel Salve in my family In ii burns, Ii is the keep it on Bold by i, I. Wooten. ll . T . i ; Inner FREE TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS. 1905 OFFER We have purchased a number of annual subscriptions to the Southern Agriculturist, and. as long as they last, we will give one, tree of charge, to every subscriber who pays for The Eastern Reflector a lull year IX ADVANCE. If you arc in arrears, pay up a year ahead, and get this valuable present. If you are not already a subscriber, send in your order at once, before this great offer is withdrawn. SOUTHERN AGRICULTURIST Is published at Nashville, Tenn It is issued times a year and the subscription price is cents It contains more read- matter than must dollar papers and is edited by Southern men who know the needs of So farmers. Every issue is like a big experience mi the questions being answered by such men as M J. Key. Commissioner of and Prof. An- drew M. Director I Virginia Experiment Station. The Homo by Anne, whom all readers soon ea WE OFFER IN VALUE FOR But you must hurry. on will hold open ASTERN t . I at our I n Ink i blank

mm Wm . eastern reflector AND J. Editor and Proprietor. I.-. at Greenville, N. C, as second class matter, Advertising made upon application. A correspondent desired at every in and adjoining counties. U fiction I i E, Pitt County, S. C, March 1905 time Mrs Chad wick serves her ten she may for- get how to work the banks. liners, moonshine tills and in mat- ten are lively at Trying t take its Durham i the courts is Follow- the old I ill the Southern railway. Ten dollars per head is the of admission of membership in the Tar Heel Spencer Blackburn's Republican organization at Greens- The faithful are coming down with the price, as the line of promo to a government job runs through the club roll. NEWS. The Slate Agricultural Depart- has issued a circular regarding labor in the State and also in the line of securing immigrants, if the people desire them. With the cir- god out a question blank, the answers to which will give the De- an idea of what the North Carolina people really want, and will show whether the immigration of faun labor upon a wage basin is de- sired by the laborers. Thousands of the circulars mid blanks will be sent out. A small hoy. living ill East Durham, died Friday afternoon as a r -ult of drinking too whiskey. The little fellow, Elbert who was about years of age, was playing with his cousin when they found, in an old unused outhouse, a pint of corn whiskey. found the whiskey mid lie liked it so well that he would allow bis in but a small quantity. He himself drank the remainder the whiskey. As a r, he went into a sleep from which he could not be aroused and died late in the afternoon. The penitentiary authorities an- that two convicts, both escaped from the convict camp a, One is James Wilson, from Pitt county, serving ten years for burglary, age He n sear on the hack of the baud. The other is Lee Jackson, from Mecklenburg, for burglary, ten years, years old, a broken i machines and nose. At Wilmington several runaway freight ears crashed into one of the office buildings of the Atlantic Coast Line and demolished the brick wall . I for four stories. It happened at. an its hour when only two clerks were lint a the stuff, editor, Mai. W. II. Bernard, ., . . o , , . the aim those had f . are hampered now with lack fears to handle freight. what an when tin Some Virginia camps of ate veterans have taken exception to inscription for monument to erected by North Carolina at because ii does credit to North Carolina, and have decided not to attend the unveiling. That is all right, let them stay at home if they want to. The Tar Heels may show that they are able to pull -ff More talk is ming out of taking event without them. shape, bu late save the The Wilmington has so brightened up as to hardly look like As the over, j ;, former self. It has installed a an ice ; . ring talked. The j trust between I;. leans entire new dress giving the and New Mrs is writing the bis- paper a decidedly improved appear- The Star is the oldest daily paper in the state, hiving been in nearly forty years, am Km v. . will divulge ,;. longest in continuous secret ho to fool those service of Any editor in North banks. a narrow escape. The s. Louis millionaire who Bays getting rich is a bad habit, might k this bad habit in him- distributing wealth. But t if he lakes this view of it For the lack of funds it is air Una. In all these years the Star has J that no summer school will never changed in style or policy, be bell at the A. M. college in It occupies a place in the esteem of Raleigh this year, the of North Carolina that no oilier paper can fill. -May prosperity continue with it. Tie Republicans who came down m Washington to the Tar Heel banquet intimate on their return the affair was a frost so far as the wining converts to Republicanism goes. The legislature of New Jersey appropriated for the state to in the Jamestown u in That exposition is going to he a big affair and will mean much to all section. The Number of Presidents. is curious note the number of mistakes made in well informed said a thoughtful man. is a Boston paper which calmly our twenty-ninth He is not. Nor is his the twenty- ninth presidential term The facts One editor in Memphis, publishing concern in that city his feel have been Hut he should not wan; so remuneration all at one time A Ii . am spend ii ; of dollars the have decided i II not i e ;. if let along p ha i an help the . i that big cotton crop The if Durham is about to be d i of court for it the Southern railway. If all of them going i in jail a once might be built around the town and save expense enlarging prisons. New York gamblers endeavor- to work a slick ruse. Being de- barred by the laws from carrying on their operations within the city they chartered n steamer to take them three miles out to sea, beyond the legal limits, where it Was proposed to receive racing news by wireless telegraph. At last accounts the boat chartered for this pool room had not sailed. Mixed Peoples. On of this week Mar Peoples, of this city, was married to Mrs. Anna of Old Town It requires some expert figuring to keep track of Peoples, us a rule and in this instance it looked like he had thrown US On the second of last November the reservoir was blown up or exploded and bis wife was killed. Peoples himself Lad to be carried the for several of repair. Getting on foot again be purchased a line team of bays, hail their tails wrapped in ribbon and kept the ice and snow moving between Winston and Old Town. And now we find things as above stated. Now Marl Peoples is not a bad man, but lie is the worst mixed up we His bride was his last wife's stepmother, and hence he become his own daddy. He not only becomes bis own daddy, but he is now his stepson's grand- father and his mother-in-law's band, and the father of late wile. Hi- wile is in nearly as bad a Bx as sic-is her husband's mother and her mother also. Hut I, and no more, Mart Peoples can work it all out, these nine have been elected for and will no doubt give a but two, Lincoln and m in the wind up. lie i- were killed soon after the a man destiny. Win are thus The first term began March 1789, though the President was not ac- inaugurated till April On 1906, twenty-nine terms of four years each were completed and the thirtieth term began. As to the separate individuals who have held the of President of the United Stales, they are, in their order, Washington, John Adams, Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, John Quincy Adams, Jackson, Van Huron, William Henry Harrison, Tyler, Polk, Taylor, Filmore, Pierce, Lincoln, Johnson, Grant, Hayes, I Arthur. Cleveland, Benjamin Harrison, and second term Tyler, i Johnson and Arthur became dent without having been elected I office, and each served but a fraction of a term. Mr. became President in the same way but has made a new record by to the which he r held by succession under the constitution, New Orleans Times- Democrat, The N and all m n. to up, not to de We have been following this rule of. nearly forty years with this we have been trying to build up tho Democratic and destroy the Republican party. Wilmington Star. The Third Regiment band at Reidsville will act as special escort to Governor Glenn and party at the unveiling of the North Carolina Confederate monument at April 10th. Daily Thought. If you would increase your and prolong your life, forget your forget the slanders you have ever heard. For- get the temptations. Forget the faultfinding, veal it tic thought to the cause which provoked it. Forget the peculiarities of your friends, and only remember the good points which make you fond of them. Forget all personal quarrels or histories you may have heard by accident and which, if repeated would seem a thousand times worse than they are Blot out as far as I all disagreeables of life; they will come, but they will grow larger when you remember them, and the constant thoughts of acts of meanness, or, worse still, will only tend to make you more familiar with Republican A campaign for a nomination has never opened so early in this try as has that for the Republican nomination for the presidency in President Roosevelt having taken himself with emphasis out of the calculation, the friends of other national leaders are not slow in bringing them forward. It is not too much to say Vice President Fairbanks is a date, an I undoubtedly one of the prime objects of the Greensboro banquet Wednesday night was advance his fortunes. The well- informed W correspondent of The New York livening Post is of the opinion that at this time the Vice President has the call of the board After Mr. Fairbanks, the willingness of Shaw, of the Treasury, is perhaps most apparent. ail and are well understood to be in receptive mood, and it is thought that Speaker docs not believe he will be too old four years from now. There are and will be others, of course It is too far in advance to make speculation worth while, but one cannot but be impressed by the fact that the time of dent Roosevelt's inauguration for a term of four years a campaign for the succession was in full swing, and by the other fact that tho cans are conducting it as if there were no opposition to be reckoned with. Parties have entered upon campaigns before now under this and experienced Observer. Reward for Criminals. Governor Glenn has written this letter to every many requests for rewards are being made, some of which do not seem to be in perfect faith, that I deem it best to make a rule that no request for rewards will be granted until it receives the endorse n solicitor of tho district. I therefore urge you, before endorsing any application reward, to look carefully into the case and whether in your judgment a should he issued. deputies and constables should he aide to apprehend any criminal in their own county, and should see to it that if tho person is a fugitive in another county, a be issued to that county, and the arrest be made. Also if they can locate the fugitive in another state, they should ask tho authorities of that state to apprehend and hold the criminal until I can make requisition. It is getting too common for them to take things quietly and ask for rewards, when by diligent search and inquiry, this cost to the state might be confidence as an officer of the state, will be governed largely Color of Cigars. Probably there is not one smoker a thousand who would not be prised and, in fact, incredulous, ii he were told that the color of a cigar is absolutely no guide to its strength, such is the case, and a fact Well known to cigar manufacturers and i The belief of smokers cigars dark c are and Be of a lighter are milder, is in point i fact, u. as it is general This is but one of many delusions harbored by con- Burner of tobacco, and which cigar men have smiled at and indulged from time immemorial. But years the inclination smokers toward light lined cigars has assumed the proportions of a craze, and the producers arc finding much difficulty in meeting the de- The manufacturers and Cu- ban tobacco growers would now gladly correct the error; but, after carefully classifying their products under the style of Colorado, etc , for decades, they find it next to impossible to dispel the Leaf. The town council of Parson, W. Va , is trying to find a chief of lice that never swears nor touches intoxicants. Why, don't they try to discover motion. That's easier. Wilmington It was past midnight. The city streets were deserted, and it was time to go home. So thought No. shivering in his rusty over- coat. He had watched the electric light on the corner until it- ring if rainbow needles to slab eves and the big shadow- on the street below it to shake with the cold. a fare this blasted he muttered, reaching down pulling the blanket from his horse. As he did so be felt the carriage give a great jar on its springs. Ho turned quickly. Some one had himself into lite scat behind him. do you said the roughly. There was a pause; then a voice through the darkness, thick and nasty as a gurgle of black me to Judas and. in the name of heaven, drive Withers has been dead and his soul with the devil this many a answered the cab- mun, staring behind him. house still stands, but I have lost my way. Go on, you The figure reached over and, catching the whip from its place, gave the horse u lash. The old beast plunged forward, hanging and rat- down the street, while the cursing tried to clutch at the reins, but a hand, chilly and dinging as the belly of a snake, fastened on his wrist, and the thick voice came close to his will you show me my The driver sank into his place again, while the old cab rocked like a ship. On they rushed, past closed stores and blocks of houses, DOW ripping and wrenching across the car tracks and now swinging along the deserted road, on and on, until the pavements bad been left behind and the frost looked hack from the ruts like a million little green eyes. At last came the command, I see it And the next instant the cab was empty. yelled the leaping down. Tl re vat no answer, lie looked i. . Ii very dark whore he stood, but the waning moon, with its gnawed and crumbled edges, hung on a lino with the tops. Before him rose a vague blackness, the house of Judas Withers, tenant less but for the old wife, who still clung like some pale lichen to its stones. Perhaps she, too, was dead. The did not know. He did know, though, that Judas Withers had been a miserly carcass, grudging the very skin that hung his hones together. The house stood hack from the road and was surrounded by a gar- den, now lying gray and lonesome under the moon. As the peer- ed toward it he saw the figure of a man come into tho moonshine. It sprang across the open apace in soft leaps like a great black bubble, its every movement full of, a dreadful vitality. Then it was gone. As the driver himself turned to go he saw a red spark flush out from the house before him, and one after tho other the windows on the lower glowed red, as a blotch of sparkles will cat soot. The man man owed him nil fear lied bat the fear of loss. The tied his horse and went creeping up the path under cover of the hedges. When he reached the house lie ed himself gently and looked in at I one of the him lay on empty room. hi the throw a i u inflow v i o in; nil I blue i i km . So, i I lie en I d his , for I i I H man had I into I he p a i high head, and his i . bloated and Id IS a curd. The i b ill in ii hod low. A of t trees and a shutter slammed far in the I out of he muttered, rising. But he did not go, for the ire that stood in Candlelight had turned hack to the window and was digging union;, the bricks, ripping and scratching like a leopard, while his long shadow clawed on the ceiling above said tho be- tween his teeth, pressing his car to the broken panes. is treas- hidden gold, Just then tho man in- side gave a joyful grunt. Ho lifted an iron box from the hole be had been digging. There was no in the lock, but at his touch the cover flew open, and out poured the green gold, like a glittering rush of water broken beneath the The cabby's heart stopped beat- he cried softly S I Then he grasped at the window ledge, for the creature gave a howl of anguish. God They give no And the echoes chattered light There was a long silence. The huddle on the floor rocked to and fro. his face buried- in his thin had sunk, and the sky was clear us dark glass. A cock Crowed somewhere in the east. At that sound the wretched figure ed its head. Opposite him was a with a fan shaped transom over it, and as he looked it grew gray and then rosy. Some one was coming. -Now even the hear the light creak of steps. Nearer they came, nearer. The door opened, a little figure peeped into the little figure of a woman, shriveled and very old. The man by the fireplace sprang up. As the woman's eyes met that ghastly face she gave a cry. she screamed, Then she tottered and slid in a heap at hi- feet, lie kicked at her, but she only lay there, do you want What do you At last be answered her. was black choked me it was so so dark come back for the light they prom- me. They said should find it here; that without it my soul will be blind -blind Do you hear mo Help me find it As you were my wife, help me The woman crawled to her knees, In r eyes raised to bis, and the watching through the window, saw that the kerchief folded across her bosom was bright as if a lamp glowed it. The other man saw it, too, and his white claws shot out, burying themselves in her breast. When he had finished he held in his stained and dripping hands the woman's heart. It quivered, like the bruised human thing it was, but the light shining from it never wavered, lighting the hollow of the man's hand and the hollow of the great room, his face and his loose, white lips smiling widely, and the pit of his throat, that was black as the gale of hell; lighting, too, the tum- bled, trampled body and the star dust of spilled diamonds. lie paused an instant, he name was that of the dead. Then he turned and bounded toward tho window. There was a smash of glass, and the felt those smeared lingers at his own neck. lake me buck where I came from. Be quick, or He did not finish bis threat. The gave a sick gulp, as if his throat were full of paste. Then he was dragged over the ground and Hung into the seat of his cab. The creature sprang after him, grinding him against the dashboard with its bony knees, where the poor clung, frantic with terror, as they fled, pounded, Bow down the road. When the opened his eyes again there was a great of sun- shine. Above his head shone the heavens, deep as the core of a sap- and far away he could see the haze of the city streaked with gray plumes of smoke. In the grass shattered cab, and high over his head, its pearly summit seeming plunged in the eternal rose a marble shaft. On it were carved these Judas Withers, Erected by his loving The letters were of gold, but the morning sun bad touched them into words of in San Francisco Argonaut. home to cried s good housewife to her husband at work in the field. be shouted, soon as I have hid my At dinner his wife remonstrated with him for shouting so loudly about hiding the hoe. am said she. have heard you and some one ha- already Struck with the remark, the man returned to the field, and, SUN enough, lbs hoe was gone. On to hi- house, impressed with the wisdom of bis wife's previous caution, be whispered in her a boo i- stolen Safe. A tourist in Inland who slaved overnight at a wayside inn visitors informed tho landlord in tho morning that his boots, which bad been placed out- side nil room door for cleaning, had not been touched. sure, MM the landlord, you put your watch and chain outside your room door in this house and they wouldn't A Lucky Find. Albert Winter, an Englishman working in the mines in New Zen- land, was returning home from work two months ago and picked up s atone to throw at a bird. Some- thing in the stone attracted his 0-5 r or i-. hi ind lo gold. I to once staked out i claim for the and has just sold it for This department is in A. D. Johnston, who is authorized to rep- resent the Eastern Reflector in Winterville and territory. REVIVAL AT WINTERVILLE. WINTERVILLE ITEMS, Mar. Highest price for seed paid by County Oil Kill. Don't forget to or send your cart hubs to A. G. Cox Co. Fat Don't worry over that little lot you hail over when you got through ginning your list lots. The Pitt Co. Oil Mill, buns seed cotton in any quantity the best market price paid every Remember we pay the highest prices for country shoulders. A. W. Co. It is a pretty line of that R. G. Chapman Co. are selling this to date style, quality ed and prices at the bottom, Mrs. Jno. of Wash- been here on a visit. Go to T. X. Manning; ft Co. for fresh candies, nuts, raisin, choice For tobacco, groceries, d goods to us we've and them every day. It. G. Chapman S Co A. new i or chairs arrived. and ask him A. Ange Co. about prices anything that you Jugs, flower pots and andirons an- interested in. at A. W. Geo. Kittrell is circus do . tat light- He has a gasoline bicycle i wood can huh-. A. G. Cox Mfg. giving free open air concerts at Co all for feed for u, A. W, G. Cox Mfg. lot Co. have A large lot of now goods, calico , and at A. W. Co. Some to meet received buggies in prices. A few try j poultry them In quality and finish any yon better call and sec it. But none undertake to do both. We through Winter- Sidle of villa factory one day re awl Mrs. Nora Hart, of It la surprising, the have been visiting Mrs. W. L. j things they do there. The W humming a merry tune a- Pitt County Oil Mill is now lumber was being smoothed, having Cotton Seed. They pay Two men were making a nice lot the highest cash or will ex I of and we never saw mi change for meal. When yours many different kinds. Two are write for prices. era were bus-, beautiful Una A. has two car work. Band saws, steam of different styles f farm augers were busy then, fence and their prices are low, j Another batch of men were at work yon had better go and make in baggy bodies Business Enterprises cf To n Pros Rev. A. T. King and weal over to Winterville i and at night I meeting the is being conducted by B v. In, since i he of we . there great Mud pie pi i of the Holy has truly maul after an excellent ire were several pi i when an a was given to lug a lot request prayers far their salvation, you are d scores of pressed forward response, it an inspiring such an awakening as we had and caused the mind logo back Pentecostal day. Friday morning we spent a among the business house-, and industrial plan b of iii town. The A. G. Cox C , is in the midst of their spring rush turning oat the famous Cox planter and articles of their The shipment of cotton planters is large, to and orders I a back bands other kitchen book desks. An- selections soon. wardrobes We carry samples of over live other man was merrily paint. are heavy hundred of wall pap-r. i while the anvils in to furnish y shop sounded as cheap as the cheapest. Dome and doing there. Winterville Mfg. if something was plant was another While busy place having Our spring and summer of examine buying else here. I your meal or Hour, and he is the bun -ales of their In dress notions ladies and H T. Cox .-Bro. best miller we know. Walk in addition to their general line of Slippers and oat f f arrived on and but don't get in manufacturing, wt notice of ladies areas goods trimming for the men are some nice L book C is complete eyer Colic and Kidney Care, G. Campbell, of Norfolk, has eases, wardrobes and cabinet BY nous h hath see. Our now Spring S worn. We've the best Como-see the new- comers. pay you well, you'll our i to your Spring S ready to be admit World's bust V ; bar- before. Consisting of suitings, batiste, weather prof, batiste all the latest designs, The ladles are respectfully invited to call and inspect our Barber Co. mohair kidney medicine been here a few days. net k. Co. was busy supplying demand for I their popular Orders I come So they cannot keep buggies ahead. newest enterprise at Win om a the Pitt County Oil Mills The best place in town lo buy of all oar Virginia firm to A. G. Cox Mfg. and it is doing stationary is at store. to give Co., stating that their buggies were Miss Lena Spain, of Kinston, and Bee the bu came Saturday to visit at the make i here, dormitory. happy, and get It would mi a cure, at the Drug Store. A the EASTERN area bit in arrears. I the Winterville list aim the list on all the trail routes from We handle T. Wood and millet seed.-is. T. Cox and Bro. Try a bottle of Dr. sure for indigestion at the drug We were shown a letter THE KING CLOTHIER. yourself. x business. e were shown through the shipped its working interest- Something like la surprise you to see invested in this plant and it means Keep your warm and got a good number of wagons and carts that much for the town and avoid colds, grippe W being shipped and sold by A. The High School and doctors bills, by buying your year n advance. Cox Mfg. Co., but we were in their j doing the shoes at Chapman Co's. A. D. Johnston. shop yesterday they had a history and They carry the best shoes at the C. Purser and children,; nice lot of work just being com- .- most reasonable prices. of X Roads, spent Ban. plated and their timber Was fine. For seed oats, plow castings J- H. C. Beady mixed paints and vain- all kinds farmers supplies, see The wire fence- A. W. A. W. Ange Co. he A- Cox Co- ft We have said and still say that For quills and cotton lot of the American fence and I is by far the most de- cotton see A. W. Ange and Co. perfect also nil able place in the county for the Car load in. staples and bard wire. Be sure teachers institute. The A. W. Ange and Co. before buying j are fully aware of her ad For clothing for J of fence. vantages. Hut Winterville people, shoes for your feet, bats for your I repair and do good work. you will have to do some work, them to me either at my for other towns their best home or at the baggy shop. j , get j, yon Henry Nelson. i-Th A. G. Cox Co. Stock salt at j making heavy shipments of cotton For Plymouth Book j planters ground sowers. E.-gs, per Fob orders ; Should you need any thing in that heads and food for stomach we are headquarters. B. G. Chapman Co. For corn and seed oats go to Ange Co. Miss Geneva Forbes, of was here las; Sunday visiting filed lay- line you had better order at once. Jackson Winterville The A. C. Cox Mfg. Co. expect Nineteen persons were to reduce the Ice of their in t he Baptist church truck for the Miss Kittrell. White's Black spec, recommended for the human family, tine for perfectly balanced, For sale by B. T. it Bro. The Digest lot if ever brought to . your style, our lit, at yon, W, Ange i For goods, ladies collars, ties, go to A. W, Ange A Co , they have assortment. For jugs, see A. W, Ange Co, result of the recent we think night as a At the can I in table silverware and Paul hunters. panting smith and and for pants can get livery stable con W. I., lb . e. coming season until it is in easy reach of all to- growers. Notice-1 have moved Into my new re n .; the depot. keep a line of hardware. Haven is work its history and is justly the pride of the community. The principal, Prof. Lineberry. with Prof. Nye as assistant, the doing a noble work, the of which will extend ages to come. Winterville has a cups of good business houses, and are as clever and as in am aw An event of first importance, the rot. Wye as assistant, the . r K them, are Of planning and work. The opening of the SPRING GOODS AND MILLINERY Can be found anywhere. ITEMS. Co. Ba i Manning la hi m Glad a him back. Don't your eyes feel like there in Do they pain yon and feel tired on reading; become mattered and adhere M-. and Mi-. L. O. of That denotes township, were here paired vision and be rem Saturday night and Sunday visit by wearing eye relative-j T. Cox and carry n full line of For nice of all kinds spectacles and can lit your eyes go to Ange's they have a large as- with the proper lees. sort men t. Several of oar young For axes hoes shovels forks attended the closing of spades go to A. W. Miss May school, at Car load of Flour, just in -tension last night. They are nil Barber Co. very enjoyable ail. I've just returned from the or men to solicit j could be learned no one was fatally markets where I've ac- orders for nursery stock Pitt injured. a full line of For particulars enclose millinery. bargains H Winterville; N. You will need to prepare your ever saw in ribbons fancy peanuts for seed at T. system for the coming hot weather, and to special are cordially Urge sud to call mid tee Die, Mrs. than All men stock Sarah W. Ange and Co. Peanut Factory Blazes. Norfolk, Va., March The Immense live story building occupied by the Farmers Nor folk county, a short distance cit of Portsmouth was Completely destroyed by lire lo- night a monetary loss of over and created a panic among three thousand spectators when several large boilers in binning building exploded and large pieces brick and air. far as was a triumphant success surpassing any similar occasion of the past. unanimous expression of passed away the inn seems to delighted WAS that shine with renewed N . Raymond of Opening exhibited came over yesterday and his sister Charming Selection accompanied beck. Hisses and Cora and Parker, LadieS Of are not sow to styles end fine goods. were the Lena last and Bid J. M. Id, manager of the Free Will Ba Piling Co., of den and Saturday and Sunday visiting relatives in this section, This i; their old home and the people are always glad to see them. An in so of and cs An unusually large I Ion attended the quarter, meet- Delight Sunday. St. were conducted by the i , nun lea tea taken month will do business. Tun nets. cent., Drug store. vices pastor. Mrs. Lydia who lived near Marlboro, died last Fri- day night and was buried near home on Sunday evening. The funeral services were conducted by lid. B. I. Corbitt, High School is an The build- has been very much improved by placing a new floor and a full supply of the modem improved is a place for a as do such temptations offered here as in the tow us and cities. MILLINERY ANNOUNCEMENT the largest and prettiest stock I have ever carried, in Pine Flowers a specialty, Everything in Sailors and Ready to Wear Hats. Mrs. Greene will Boon take charge of Trimming, after which we will show you a -ran display in Dr s Hats. Will invite yon to the rs. L. Griffin. Subscribe to THE ELECTOR. POOR PRINT

from Merchant. and Steamer R. h. Washington daily, except at a. m for Greenville, lea daily, except at m. for Washington. Steamer for Norfolk. Philadelphia, New York Norfolk with railroad- to nil joints West. hi, Shippers freight by Old W NOW Norfolk and B. Old Dominion Line from Clyde Line Line Baltimore Miners Line from Smiling subject Notice. T. H. Myers, A.; , Washington, B. Vice S Manager, el Beach Street. N Not Quite j often you can B not, or ore-, or , lacking. Have good ,. box and emergencies. Our no oil , . -on could ire see that your box does not lank useful article. Of Course You get Harness, Horse Goods, ft of I J. R S. M. SCHULTZ After eating, persons of n bilious derive great benefit by taking one of these pills. save been DRINKING TOO MUCH, they will promptly relieve the SICK restore appetite and remove gloomy feel- Elegantly sugar coated. Take No Substitute. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. The Clerk of the issued at to me, th undersigned, ,. the Hi. sol on lbs estate d rt deceased . Is hen to all indebted to tin to make n to the undersigned, and u all creditors said estate to present their claims the undersigned, within IS months utter the date of this notice, or tins notice will be plead I i their N I'M. on the estate Alfred Williams NO I ICE X CREDITORS. Superior Court of counts i .,, ,,,. . the day 1905. on the estate of B. deceased, ,, .-,. is hereby to all persons I, ed to the I i the undersign ,. and . rs of raid estate lo ,.,. d, to th n n i i 1- r date notice, or this will be plead In their This the day of February, W. P i a, of the of B. F. Anderson DIRECTORY. COUNTY OFFICERS. J- Elks. Chairman, W. R. Home, J. R. Spier, J. K. Barnhill J. W. Page. Clerk Superior C. Moore. W. Tucker. Register of Hams. T. While. William D. Cox. Hoard of G. Cox. Chairman. B. M. L. C. Arthur. Superintendent i. Standard C E. Flem- TOWN J. B. My. A. B- wen. A. H Taft, C. S. Curr. T. B. Hooker. J. U. Mayor P. M. Wooten. J. Carr. Tax l. Rountree. As THE APPLE. Famous In All From the Most Remote Periods. From the most remote periods the j apple has been the subject of prime among writers and poets. The of knowledge bore and the of Hesperus, guarded by the sleep-1 dragon, it was one of the triumphs of Hercules I i slay, were apples. Among the heathen gods of the north then wore apples fabled to possess the power conferring which were In the goddess kept for the especial dessert of the gods who fell themselves grew- As the mistletoe grew chiefly on the apple and the oak. the former ire,, was looked upon reverence by the Druids, and even to this in some parts of England the tom of saluting the apple tree in the hope of good crops among The apple is most perfectly in America, and in the northern and middle portions of. the States succeeds as well J as r. as we believe, better than in MY Other part of I he world. No is more universally liked than the apple, is wholesome mid medicinally is con- and laxative and use- in nil diseases. As the son- ripen about the REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE BANK OF GREENVILLE, GREENVILLE, N. C. AT THE OF BUSINESS MARCH 14th, 1905. Stock paid In Stocks, securities, etc. Hue from Undivided Profile Paid 8,088.98 Cash subject to check Coin Coin checks outstanding 1,624 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 beat of my knowledge JAMES L. LIT LE. cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this day of March, C. TYSON. Notary Public. J. G. MOVE, W. WILSON, The clerk of the Superior Court of county, Issued letters ire, the undersigned, . a. ,, D deceased, i, hi to all persons to to make pay- to all . estate lo present . . authenticated, i ii twelve m it aft i tn date of not. s notice be plead bar ll very. day of 1905. B. A John Duke last of June and the latest can be W preserved until season, n may J U. Sieves. . m perfection the whole year. Besides its merits for the dessert, the value of the i is still greater for the kitchen, and in sauces, tart-, preserves and jellies and roast- trait i a constant . resource of Chief Fire Department w. Bryan, j. N. Hart, J L. Sugg. Prayer meetings each night. Sunday a. m. Objected to Hath. A Nev Palace hotel ii k the A. T. King, pas I ,. h tor. Services every Sun. Captain day W, H. who chief of staff of Sunday i during the civil war.- said he, School. H. H. M. pastor. day. W. H. Parker Sunday s thorough and of that old who re- . bully, and I the pieces de resistance of a n . . . was a wealthy Victor Receives THE PRIZE- To the Victor Belongs the Spoils. to the St. LOUIS, Mo., Oct. The Victor Lock Co., of Cincinnati, received, today, the Grand Prize at the World's Pair, for their exhibit of solid Manganese Steel bank safes and general line of fire and burglar-proof safes and vaults, their magnificent display taking first price over all I tor for modern improvements, construction, workmanship finish- The that has never been Burglarized. J. L. SUGG, Agent. GREENVILLE, N. C. A Simple Remedy For Acquiring Hard Muscles and a Sound Body. Wholesale furniture Dealer. Cash Hides, Fur. Cotton Turkeys, Steads, units. Tables, U pad Cherries, Pest Flu . d- Pi and War Boy me- quantity. sec I Pt- ,. School Books School Supplies. If You an We've Got it Ml Kinds Of- Sta an-1 . hi. J ,.,,, I, gnu when , , , .- if h I. id double this r- H I. I i- .- ll, nil ,,, ., de , II leaves n hi . . , . . i e el . hi . ., i. I . . II ; ii.- I nut Ii . an- . i- , ,. ,; and H . ,; . . ,. V. ii .-.;. j, Ill, I h- . . y, do to he to Deed K Cine. i-f and millions . , ,,,. I ll , I A In tic K . . Mud digestive .- d He , every all f wholesome hat may i.- e will e. iii the n. , . m I In lo I nil its , . ii in. toe r , in.- blood ,, , i full quota nook, I of your . , .-. , . hold on he ,, man day celebrated a happy close a e . e old sea lawyers and third . Brown of Sunday p Will No Methodist J A , , . day Services every , , the captain . . ., want to ye, sir. said had saluted, . I given but we think to call ii I dent School man -v-- the fir ; ,,.,; month. B Dove Superintend-. I Pi ah of Chi LODGES Had Si it Bet- A Col .,.;. the incident a -tore and H , , . , . . r to F A meets ,. ,. man Monday in each ,,, , . . . ed at first month B Williams, W that he was slight by liq- M- Brown, After sorting over n ., . , v I of bolts on the threw v down what I wanted, lie looked at , r v N do I, for a minute, meanwhile T Moore, ,,,,,,, . ,,. ,,,. ho W K Evans, sec ,,. must have Tar River Si- i,., f this. I'm I, Meets every And with he night B G Flanagan, C j,.,.;,,, his hears across the piece, T Moore, K of H and from thee he sold y I me the quantity Tithe No , I O K M, meets -vi i;. ;, R Thursday night J Co A Sachem; a V ,. ,,,, GET YOUR SUPPLIES Now Everything you in the way of nice Groceries, Ca Goods, fruits, Candies, Nuts, be had at our store. We carry a large supply of the Best Goods JOHNSTON BROS. The Cash Grocers. I. Hardware. A i . ray, up winds. C l K . .-. .-l- J I with a r y;, . even with ,, B Randolph, Com . t; Watson, H COBB BROS. CO. . V. ,. liter- . L For C Stoves Ranges, Heaters Pumps, Guns, Am munition One and Two Steel Plows, neat Cutters end Staffers. In fret anything in Hardware come to H. I., CARR l , . Dentist. N. C. . . old TAFT V OUR AYDEN DEPARTMENT. . M. BLOW, Manager and Agent. AYDEN, N. C. We continue to build baggies for we do not set apace we Milling A Mfg, Co., Ayden, N. Deposited Life and Cm Old Legal Reserve; Capital with EARLY SE AYDEN ITEMS. N. March As agent for W- and we take pleasure in receiving sub- willing receipts for those lo UM. We have a list I wrappers. Misses ladies of Carolina, cloaks at J. R. Smith Bro. home office Greensboro North Large Can save you and notions just opened at i and give you as sale protection as For cotton seed hulls, meal hay J. R. Smith A Bro. any We ban-nut Fine oats c go to Jackson. King Quality shoes are the the safety In legal re- i The latest thing in shoes. Call Yon will find them at J. J. serve rate, addition we hi ward Son. Deposited with the Don't fall to Our second order youth . S son's new crockery both plain and and children bats and are Carolina to oil A. P. Painter and Paper Hanger handle s.- K i All to will be year we disuse of and , An sold at end the . Paper. This we P- MURRAY, all new . .-. i W at lit.- decorated. Trices are cheaper of all who receive their mail at this office. We take orders for job When you need a aloe, light. tough pole, for your baggy or Call us and make a . selection. Milling Mfg. Co. N, C. Ayden Milling Mfg. Ayden, C. in Ask Cox. If you need anything in the way of Crockery, come to see us, Hart it Mrs. Mason, of House, IS on a visit family of Her father, J. T. Smith, Sr. Call and examine our of high grade buggies. You can lie easily convinced of the superiority of and Milling Co. Artistic Com,, to see us when wan to buy Independent Manufacture we handle Trust goods, Hurt Jenkins, peaches, apples, con. tomatoes, e, to B. B, ft On. In the junior of Lew hotel I just opposite the depot you will I find Cox, the insurance specialist . Mrs. J. of an, has been visiting Mr.-. W. E. Hooks. Now we have plenty the wagon and cart winds and will sell them as cheap as any Ayden Milling Mfg. Co. Ayden, N. C. Sewing machine- at J. R. Smith Bro. Cook and Beating stoves at J. Smith A- Bro. The ladies that Cannon further information call on W. K lo .-. rial Ayden, N, . Will B pica S, Ayden, N i m of he Will H i I Se will c m March b. in. and weeks. i Bra lichen o m and per the prettiest line treatment applied by Cox, the insurance Specialist. Pop prices. goods in town. Mi-s of Bostick, Car lime, and t J. R. Smith Car salt, tine and at J. R. Smith Bro. Mrs. J. j. Edwards left for a trip to Fain ville, K i listen and other Red and white Bliss potatoes at J. R. Smith Bro. us town and country paints oil, white lead, turpentine at J. R. Smith Bro. Mrs. T. H. King returned from a visit last J. Bro. are offering S. visiting here several days, left for her home last day- Notice you your cotton ginned nice clean, in order that you might better prices for it, bring it to Ayden Milling A Mfg. Co., N. C. if you do not secure one of our high grade buggies, your loss will be than Milling A Mfg. Co., N. C. Cannon Tyson an- displaying now on sale at J. K Bro. Seed J. Bro If yon weal p id mute or shoes, fry W i . A- Co. Ill i- j. A. I is mi- i el in u the northern markets where a and line of millinery which she will lie much pleased to have her friends and public call and I term advance, The . dents free. turkey-, K. D. D. eggs, bacon, and produce to i Bold heading Ready for Bro. the galore and Complete stock spring brass Cheeky to at J. J. Edward Son. least, wonder if Tl The soda fountain will print will be in service Sure, But don't let your jealousy now to the of the season. I gel the better judgment. The newest and latent will Thinking see neither a dis- tie f. hi ml there. If you Wan I of cheek or s in something try them. I the teachers to come em line of just Jackson Co. The loaf bread right wide Sheeting lies yard at from the oven at Me J K Smith I The cm be Anyone wishing to have their pleased will visit and or of J. II. Smith Bro. any kind will do well W. Oranges, apples, all Ayden, X. C. traits kept by Go to J. J. Sou for your spring clothing. J. R. Smith Bro. have just, received a ear load of pared are in-tautly relieved, A. D Johnston and wife, of healed, were Mr.-. C Jr., of Nor- ,, . ,, ,, ; C. Va., burnt C. A. Fan, afternoon. . ,, ,, . , . knee that It at. A. Willis would beg to in- ., s Salve form public that be w prepared stopped the vain, and healed it to move houses on short notice and without a Also heals without damage at reasonable I sad sores. at J. I. special to the trade in fall and winter goods. The public I are cordially invited to call ; the most up to date Hue of prices. ever brought to this market. Wrong eyeglasses are Worse Frames for enlarged photos sometimes Done. If your each. Nice assortment of pictures each just received at W. C. Jackson i Co's. Julius had an important investigate both price quality.; Pants all sues and prices at R. Smith Bro. E. E. Co. will do all they , .,, i . call here from Greene, possible can to please you with their new line of heavy and fancy groceries Miss Mary from Friday evening to Monday with her parents Kin-ton. We are Headquarters Bret class, light neat Harness, Milling Mfg. Co., N. C. Car at J. R. Smith Bro. eyes tire, they call for help. J. W. Taylor a graduate optician, can fit glasses right at reasonable prices. Noted doctors have said that eye Carry your eggs chickens j glasses are than poison. W. C. Jackson Co. cases and largest stock of Iron Bedsteads at t. M. FOR SALE. high i to their poultry fencing now , , ; Claude are both very Just received, hue line of ,. , . , much and can fit you up in any style ; ;, , or price. Ayden Milling Co. Mrs. M. Tucker, of Mount, been spending several days with Mrs. Robert W. Smith. Fancy candles, oranges, apples and bananas at B. B. a Co's. Sunned it arc re- daily ; and rig I pea- J. It. S;. iV Bro, Full blooded Plymouth Bock hand for sale. Mrs. J. T. Smith, Sr has been visiting House. Polite clerks, good goods and suitable prices at the store of J. R. Smith Bro. Cold weather underwear at prices to suit all. Fit-guaranteed at W. C. Jackson and Co's. NOTICE. order lo make room e dreams next days we will sell our If Cox your high grade buggies at cotton seed meal and low prices. This is at J. B. Smith Bro. I lake, lint strictly business. point for men, children at J. R. Smith Bro. J. R. Smith Bro treat all their custom with the greatest respect and all are extended an to call at their store. We are glad to the of Josephus Gaskins and For Sale-Cue syrup Soda Fountain, cause of sale loss of J. R. Smith Bro. call attention store. Terms cash or installment, also entire stock and below cost of Jewelry, musical guns, pistols, rifles, shirts, and other specialties, Christmas religious, and medical books. Old Dr. Gnus books now It, J. W. MOORE, Ayden, N. C. Dr. Perkins celebrated tablets, medicine on the market at J. B. Smith Bro. to loan lo our policy Pitt securities Cox id arrange it. O. i . i o on v i i- I SELL ex- the car- ii along the railroad as the planter Ayden Milling and den, John Forbes and W. White, of tire have d i B lines Know we th who prefer lo the men a In I e I Singer Sewing Machines on easy Old machines taken change. Supplies, Needles, Oil, H in . all makes lug Cull or write i them at. J. H. Tripp Bro. . Ayden , N U-- moves Mil Mrs. C. M. and little Olga, arc visiting in Washington. manufacture seats for the trade, that are simply smoothest seat on the market Milling Mfg. Co. Carpet all cloth and at J. R. Smith Bro. have full line of shoe for ladies. Every pair guaranteed. J. J. Edwards A Co. Elder C. C. Bland filled his regular appointment at Great Swamp Saturday and Sunday. We are offering good for their price. away on In, We knoW , . L. ,.,, , we and permeating glad, .,,.,,, fertilizer- so congenial and , ,, . ,, to see u to the life aim well being , , not. If can of an admiring and appreciative IT public one ought at once REPAIR WORK Horse Shoeing a Specialty. lo ii -1 ct lo be VOted a golden medal. E. Co's new market for beef, meats, sage, fresh fish. W. C. Jackson Co. will pay you highest prices your Furs, Hides A high grade, smart graceful, elsewhere we do your patronage. Milling and Mfg. Co. N. Miss Lena Saturday for Baltimore and Washington City. She will be about two weeks. Tim sensible carriage knows that a little judgment often . In -t N-. Large . a la Improved too lib M c m do our n. B. TRIPP BRO. n. c HART BROTHERS, LIVERY. FEED AND SALE STABLES, AYDEN, N, C, saves many dollars. He knows the money In shoes, hats, , rugs mattings, tables and our spring stock of Boor oil cloth Cannon Tyson. ; pants. J, J. Edward Son. well made durable buggy can be; in any at at the Milling Mfg. Call on Hart Jenkins for a bar rel of Columbia Flour, none better I In sty's and tn be had anywhere. not offered generally. Milling Co, Ayden. buyer Located on Street Accommodation. Turnouts furnished the traveling or sporting public for reasonable price. in in ed Let . . M. M. SAULS, ASK FOR COLUMBIA FLOUR, PHARMACIST, . . , . you . i. n. c. i your you i. tin ll. i . TO THE REFLECTOR. Diet. i of THE OF AYDEN N. C At the dose of March 1905. RESOURCES. Loans and Discounts, ; Furniture and Fixtures Demand I., mis I I in Banks, Cash Items, I Sold Coin. SQ. Ml Silver Coin, r National Bank notes and oilier U. S- Dot Hi LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in, Undivided profits -r unpaid . sits subject to cheek, Cashier's 11.06 Toast, t YOUR HEALTH IS YOUR BEST Business asset, mid pleasure is without so don't neglect that Nervousness, Sour Stomach, Heartburn. I ties and other well known symptoms of that all enemies of American health, Indigestion, when I urn's Sure Cure for Indigestion and cured the we can send you whole books of wonderful cures, and a contract to cure you, or money returned. cured, end feel like a new woman after of Indigestion torture standing Mrs. Laura V. Potomac St. Wash P i l Bud Sure Cure will do all OM for M. Hampton, After Be months believe baa cured ray case lion permanently. B. Armstrong-, Attorney, Va. J. SMITH BRO. IT FURNITURE STORE Is running over with New Goods. Arriving Daily. Biggest and Prettiest line ever Shown on this market. ALL KINDS, ALL SIZES, AT ALL PRICES They are worth your Attention. M carried in this t,, . i re the richest and bed i suits and Pi I he Royal Elastic I s and three piece Bed, re at to best In the World and sold on positive guarantee. If no sat- money refunded, I am better prepared than ever to my customers cordially invite you call at my store, NO TROUBLE TO GOODS YOURS TRULY. that there in price below which u good boggy cannot be built or sold. Our represent a certain Ur. PHYSICIAN SURGEON Brisk Block, Ayden, N. C. A. H. Taft, NEXT DOOR TO SAM WHITES. POOR PRINT

GREENVILLE Great DEPARTMENT STORE. f. I Mach vicious due to been volumes of Ki Hew aDj arc- tokens of for MO, and and of Ken passed a r the i- beware m hE,. threatened s . tunnel i , it M 1- beware ,.,.,.,. threatened a gen- people, The governor n- I throne of -j , until an winch rectified this For the Reflector At five o'clock sharp Molding to agreement our wagon well loaded with and in the rear we started four and half mil town. With filled to if have lei. re, I , . l,. g was would have let ,., it, Dr. want to buy right, if you want to be treated right. our store headquarter, We Keep a stock at all times and solicit you, Peonage. We have hundreds of articles that we have not space enumerate, but your attention to the Values cord; by continued quietude prevailed until we police null after which we said serve From u you can imagine the rest, the crowd six grown girls, five whole , from the copy w for a . K j, blander the COWl On and robbed of a large tun of its jurisdiction two r . B M Hilton, of low j to and killed by a the mi-take. A repealed or the officer was tiring to prevent from escaping. HY SHOES AND SLIPPERS. Th- f hi. to date maiden in no longer met . , . It. A commend if. . dainty with it beau bottle. I little foresight tell mat when your stomach are badly grave trouble i ahead, yon take the prop, your dis- M. N- V. did. She bad -l heart weakened. eat. Ml a very Bitten, a for relieved nod eared for, weak women. Sold under I, More often it of or f tendency to amend makes law U the sands. S. P. in Atlantic. The Spread of English. Li- wife. Eating, all balking at once, what real experience Our train going a little fast we arrived too and were com- to to to the home of druggist, Trim and Shapely Shoe Prices and OUR Ralston Health Use for ii the TUB POISON'S IN FOOD. Malta away p in ;, a twinge Dr. all . a. j. I. drug spring make- people ell. all A family ,,. Mia. Mr. Some people that English We b-m in ac- will be the universal W. found get- to learn English in her Meg rend for the old as another proof of this. I B we repaired to the from porch had some remarkable violet were and down- in Ml home rears it as from Norman on to when it eras introduced u tie the law. When the of Hanover installed it rat there another suppression of the the wife of George -on English, ,. i- mother; years on the throne, to be son meat to couple could be Men here and there enjoying a sweet chat in the twilight hour. Ere long we rived at the Frog Level school and found a huge crowd of Pitt beat people bled. had an feast is store for us. A program rich in and from to end. The pupils did splendidly, on the throne. . speak German as often and as skilled training. Ki provides on Election Batting An old . that if any one shall make any bet ,, the result of etc lion the commonwealth or shall to the rendition My To in which well Mr. F. Harding, spanker for evening, added to inch bet by A , . , . i and even I The . . v-. before the superb ,., e d I the e .;.,. a W f . cairn, d will In bar This ., a Kim F. Superior as .,, notice is Mod for we tin- Saw Ha of the the Conn. .,, ,. our grim, s pro In r under it. one who f to . by n m and Fellow Graft Shoes for MEN Guaranteed equal to ether grade v., rm. peace, for it com The same Iron Uncut our attention to our line of Side Boards, prices -P ,.,. cured, by hot application. 00- Hall Racks. to White Enameled Iron Beds .- t Sadie Seats. Cobbler and Veneer Seats. Rockers-Prices to Extension Dining Tables to Bed Spring and Couches. FELT MATTRESSES, Prices a idles- a hive beard. a, -a- ii His the boy en- i were of our within iron, date or notice will be plead day of March of T. Harris. NOTICE. A of ten dollar- will be Mid ,. with a or remove- ant portion or part of the Pin fence or leaves law gales on older of tin- J. K. Bee. id county have In aid it. -lust before the wonts were spoken Mr. Harding light- rain were i twelve pairs Ii pretty , . . ,,, m a B looking in one direction a in what I all I By the kind ass stance of a lantern r I journey. going ad light, by the of driver we learned boy boggy read in due. Such driver bis with -Oh; Her of Thinking. is have called, doctor, to on that dental bill, but think it's o . good higher than it ought to When Tired to Sleep- If yon are -1- tired to an say bet the i lb hot water. back of seems relax muscles and the veins ply the brain with blood. cured. the back of Star. yon will remember, madam, that the tooth required a good deal of treatment, and took the greatest care to make operation pain- Ii remember it didn't hurt ma a particle. the bill o Tribune. Double Face REVERSIBLE Matting, Etc REPORT OF THE CONDITION op THE BANK OF FARMVILLE. FARMVILLE. N. C. A, the clone of Mar. d , paid in , IS BEST hi .-.,,,. Gold i . you to call on u for any thin y need. . CHERRY CO sobbing We at last t home of Mr. Tyson again. him we would with until the moon or be would h. a few nice old wood lire wee built, then drying and singing the bloated sunshine and other equally appropriate songs. Mr. Tyson bad not our threat, g, on our way home, though wet, the girl B song- the intense darkness. twelve o'clock w. freight to ,. home, to ,., ,,, id Hie, which each ,. . the people of that as Mini Dora ,. II .- J. WHICHARD. Editor and Owner. and Friday. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE VOL No. GREENVILLE. COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA. TUESDAY, APRIL No. President Roosevelt the sepia of the to m Celebration to he Held in the Vicinity of Jamestown Washington, are b ea in the vicinity Vs. from May tier. the a loll I Johnnie B, in. Pr A PR f of United ha- an Approved March e. HONOR ROLL MISS COWARDS SCHOOL DISTRICT CONFERENCE. PERSONALS AND SOCIAL ITEMS Of School Month of nut Burt n, Effie Willie Jack- Lee Closes with Splendid Entertainment. Miss Coward's school near Greenville closed Thursday Washington dirt net will I this night with an entertainment. in Meets In Greenville 25-30. Te of the March SO. M. we road is am, in such meal way a-to do urea, credit both be devoted t Hie c I-. Thirst I teacher mod ;., f pieces were exceptionally other work -t It- and will teat wan a barge present. I Among the visiting minister- AM- Kiev.- are to attend the that was done show- l Dr. Io. at Williams, i hand of and t- j Spam, Myrtle j ad talent let the Greenville . set f.-r Moore, Keel, Marj tile exercise- prises I on. 1905. The in. i- re very K. I. meet to yesterday Sarah Barker, of Winter- and night . h. Am i in. Toes T. I. I I . Mi . Ml- AI Rail- II II r i-. ville, s in i i o. e- people win nave the Dupree. D j which bad been offered by , . per-m M teacher, presented M daring his stay o- ,,,,,, p- p evade Sadie Exum, J These . , .,. . . i .--U . .-. the of ad in c- of J a Hampton in of to c Me and p-r- i- m of said and to Hie mini i n of I H-i reads foil The . My people will have an In Mrs. A. I. Sun and child- of who have vi- the of J. H. returned home Sixth grade. j b, and ought to be proud f then , T of and they showed their K has eVer grade.-Lee Brown, by present almost Pender their out i. K. ti. Ii . returned from .-. K. II returned . evening from trip up of the road. B. Seminary, spent Mis, Fannie who baa beau lay and With Miss Miss Mary Dall Move morning for t were won hard and looniest I is, and ought to proud of Two Horrible Death. Darlington, N. March about noon one of the mo-t Centennial Notes. i -rounds will prove of to V- S is d . . . , a , ., , who visit the Lawn and to f-a t k . . i .,. lark bra. -n to inviting spoken appreciation of the enter- Lewis and Clark Exposition will ill It will held In Portland, to celebrate the A j,,,, , Oregon to domain C., m they are -II S by right of in their A model dairy operated on the . city happened Mrs. Edward wife of ore of our most citizens, so burned that death rive o'clock. Mrs. was a man servant in cleaning up her I lawn. pile of leaves Lad been raked up and set D in Mis- returned to . .-r i-Hr We learn of death of Tanker, who Sue a Mrs. Lorenzo and liked by all who May God the her. child, of Wilmington, who j ones, been visiting J. J. Gardner, left Charlie Ayden, enter- Wednesday evening for j young people of our night Friday, bis phonograph ,, ., at home of K. E. Dall. The Mis. D. E H-u-e went to Bethel . I music of aim evening passed off pleas- ma s. by n naval v-----s and . th .-. he pr therefore, I. The of I be Di h --f Vi .-. do herein ., Four snow capped mountain leaks Mount dams, Mount Mount ire visible from Lewis and Clark Exposition ground. way the flames look The Silk Season of 1905. i tore she had lime to North Carolina silk growers advised that toe mulberry B. s. left tins ,,,. for Rocky Mount. the lower her them wind hid fanned . into a that completely en- is come into is before aha spring weeks so earlier . , ., i was than last year. Preparations for oaring for the silk worms he made at once. If the -am A the pr. v.-s used las. year of am. . h . . . U . . .- Ba-i V i ma-; I.- later . el in , . -i , . .,. . It . I in I . year of the Philippine Islands ,,, again they ft ,. i . . , bill u-d alive till Mil washed with hot . with a w me Lewis and f The loom e ;, i . i. ; B Mm dug X- b . i, p i ii. .- in d . . l Ma.-.- ii the lies and had let tire to some s and abate the norms should be clean . fire and before assistance . Id government -1 I Lewis and Clark Twenty o on T-.-v. of and exposition ii i- summer. ,. but . her -i e. . ,.,,.,. expo-H C. y ,., held, is as ,. U Q, , v T it fell from It. here the year growers free of mat and will also Ike Lewis and a. , baa received a shipment of highest which iD. souvenir dollar hearing per pound Abe Einstein came ii. from K i then this morning. l, Hooke- came in from land night and returned of Hie Raleigh Post, in this morning. M. ii, of Bid. She evening. His many friends d to a e him. Miss n . h has Lull hi -i ulna. On Tuesday last it pleasure to attend the of the Reunion school. The of entire crowd was that lb had been more highly of the e, i Mis And. teacher, as the a lovely dowers m Nursery by i the pupils. Prof presenting the bi- most . ii language, the . with very s u. t. . . remarks education. is l i. -i. aid I I- ill I the I- -l I III in 1906 elate. The should watch of tree- and soon town, , i and other aide that j emerge front the of William They sell it I Those whom have bed no vi I it which have there- or a. for six. previous from . .- el to am . An .- ii iii en i. Cream or Milk. A appeared in the fr Wilson, office morning and said he had the joke that would during the His milk boy yesterday Saturday, April i Hill today. K. II. Danville, i- iii town. Mo.- I- morning J. J. Jr., left this morn- for P. W went to ,,, County. Washington, attempt than ounce , a n. lamed as fertile fruit raising of eggs the year. left. This county, Carolina Department i to the boy came around and found a r clean, and win in-ii j . r, ,, . , . came f an, apple Lewie and left a few copies A p.-. United fruit Ho. on Silk Culture, dean, and then Durham . ,. confident that people to any dispute arise. Finally the b-y, i ., I . it., o an . , . . i i M II. f , ,,,, who have once lasted a Pierce asking for It examining cans, said be .,,.,,, County or apple, distributed ., only one can. I his evening h I i . . that county is an i the ,. a of Jack Reed, of PI Slat till l bail a on in- i . . in lug their i the said proper In where. A. Monk r -i in eel evening Durham. v Ft i he convinced that county is an tho Carolina Department i a of Reed, of . .,,, locality for raising, Agriculture in 1902 and 1908 and on opening it be found quite sick at Hotel Macon i products. may be this year to furnish can half inch of cream r, g, Greer, of Baltimore, I. ii in bottom. . . i i. J . -i ii be April Weather. weather that will pay i lave April promise- to lung mild to grow the Bilk, I f t . . . . 1ST II V food for -ilk There is in ,. bottom. abundant demand fr all Hie .-ilk the purchaser him to it up that can be produced the State and . . . , T T. Ii j Drug W. J. Turnage, wife Z he Soiled . , . and heavy interfere locally with farming N. C. 1906. of operations. From the this twenty day Warn 4th of April be and one l and pleasant. A storm pet Will H,,. and In He l advance 4th Io the United one Ii weather local ninth. 7th to 9th wan., and 18th to 14th local thunder to 18th .- hi Atlantic . I b cold wen ,,, trip fate from Fire in Fire start m o'clock Wed morning most tobacco section of town Louisburg. tobacco ware two Ii three r, d a numb d. i to were covered bis round here. Mis- Farmville, U visiting Mi-s A. Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Peel an I child let this morning for Bethel Mis Parkers tn ind child . left this morning for visit relatives, ITEMS Mar. 1906 Dr. L, K. .- called to Pantego lay t he with hi- who l- sick, mis. W. A. Dow. i. son, France, and Mi. K. B f Mis. G. ibis w- John continue . e; sick . Hyatt, on, is in town -i- Dr. E. A. visited ll it I and J. D, re in town this week of n. was in ii today. to that Mrs. who baa been --v- weeks, is no Will Tyson and Ellen id, were -1 Tuesday. Mr and Mrs. F. G. Sunday in lib Mis. L. Mis, Ed and Mrs of K n. ho i e home . Alter Our Preacher. The fl ha ad p. Kev. A. T King, Memorial Baptist church in town. He ha the call u. has not y. I what hi ill do It, G n villa want to give him up. Reward Offered. For D st bi d dog, ,. -v .-. I hair. C Io. i. . I'm 28th eh. W . B r, gentleman h v. Found Alter Sew. In grape tune las .;, , lust a farm, miles ; . days ago I. lost t h id I t r, mowed over and I en one e i- I in and the , n . r. the a ate . ll rot k i l i i d i id to gel hi A . I in ; -1 nothing Ki . it. h go ; . . POOR PRINT