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. . . V. UNION MADE Good is Always Good Style Better Fruits-Better Profits Better poaches, apples, pears and berries arc produced Potash is liberally applied to the boil. To full crop, of choicest quality, Use a fertilizer less than per cent, Potash i Send for car III. v i v. .- ; Mil . booming nil an i WORkS New Sampling the Goods. carried long, dim leather end was evidently from out town. Looking about some- vital uncertainly in one city music asked ; a e r- book of airs. It was placed be- fore him. II. opened ii prod. an antiquated and play softly, leaf after leaf with careful fingers us each piece finished. Tho ed first, weary of the droning, and one stepped up him and you think the book will sum you. Tho lowered the and, looking over ii in evident prise, replied in of gentle re- I tell, young man. when haunt played near half the Thou he placidly FOR MEN i. . ; ., in From the Time You Pi Them . II h y g I ; I -.- , pair, with full i I n r .; . ; II i i KM s EDI o I T con -i-. men, i- . . ,. ,. . . a UNION MADE FIT the Foot, the head and the Book BUSINESS ON WARSHIPS. There Is Plenty of It. With Great Deal of Money Involved. The lei of I in . i I rails- -i . . d a v. ; nil I its. . . . hat- i e. i . in Bi in. the o the . his pay, fur his ; ;. I of- I i making and lint . i pi lines on strictly com mi . I money is . if not n settle- in tho month- pay cl earn by mil -i i i i nurse of . r pay amounts i i. The Jackie usually works i on ti o world on shipboard, he makes quite n n Ian There man on one of . . i j . . . i. mini ; ; Jew York i i an an i work i hi- account . I of the I'M-ll c ship. i a. . In Hid . , It . .; war- i I hey run a n . In ii and ; in i . breach n has to ho York another An Hearer. in i lion has its side, . modern after bringing up his small son value the Bible from ii- liter- as well as its inspired side. en on one iii.-ion choice of the I story I lie read him in the drawing room hour he I ire bedtime, the small promptly answered. the i Ti n downcast, Bill the a kind heart. If J i. . . . Ml SI Paid, . ;. . The pay . ; i . j . , , after the -ell- bun Sn, n a I of i o in nil the If I I mild on It ii lid ti i- es I i ant . i-i her Dr. Kl New j in -i sine v ire fur all n i . -m-ii r i n B, V in- i i i a, w . V . I ii i re I--C id Urn pi ii. . . i. i ii . . u In ,. . I n i pun I ; i i nip, W . i ; and I lit ion. Try III, I. V. . . pi . i ;. Hi . . gin I I TI -T i i . Will ill I . . . in. i I . . i , The in I I , i , i- i . .; I ll I . J I Com to Point. m. i upon hip I think were V a- she pun i- ll to man in the n replied the . for i ion I've . died ton I have iii I Press. A. Verbena, Ala. in from ii severe pile- doctor and all remedies failed, Buck V Item . iii i- ii lid pain, a L. In Hi. Grit Wen. A in a rural of w as r, and hi . i. to n I and it; lo. I girl will know ll. She i ll . in the I or tin k -i d a . The I i . lady and .;. ill I r shoes. The c, lb obi had m v and he bluntly d in urn loin nu n, ii is i. one in the v pi to b fix the d I eh The i i,. in i. . i i THE ELDER A Sample of the Laughable In Which He Delighted. Here i.- an amusing anecdote of the elder Sot was traveling on a tour in northern Eng- land when their train leaving York In- removed the rail- road which a fellow actor had in the band of hi.- hat. want our tickets here, he said casually, and hid companion began an exhaustive search for the missing ticket. When he had searched his hat and hi- pockets ten limes over and looked the and floor again and again ill vain, he exclaimed in de I've lost my tn I They'll make me pay again I'd Bee them hanged said gel under the scat, and it'll be all His friend d under the seat and lay there, gasping with nervous- as ticket collector came the carriage door. he demanded. handed the man tick- Is, sir Where's the man replied Sol other gentleman to travel under the seat, ltd only his Another anecdote con- a practical joke which bad more serious consequences, had made appointment dine at a re-1 a a ran i with an actor friend named and was exasperated hat in. I., wait long an-l nun . for his . gin -i. Seeing at a i table old gentleman n ho v. even more i and I ban himself. Sol up ind and, hi him a smack on ll i him I id boy the devil you mean, the old I in his n I I r illy beg your n. i i I you for an Pray The old in in n r d his sent, gm la-i. i him for I am n i tin . V. y re for it to In I . I . I I'll In l I Ti Hill I p old in mi i . and old cried h And he went bid ind old i him a in. I and shout I fa nil id am . d. I v. It , Iv. Mutual . with his fine, i n in hi . going in i rank ,. ; ; i. you from the start, ii I an to be i when are married. You are not beautiful as many girls, but you have more common sense and good nature than any other half dozen girl- I you, dear said Main i sweetly, I'll frank truthful with you, as I know You have no than a goat, but have the broadest and i I smile of any man, woman or i I have ever -i and it. show . -ire for frank ices had mid be made ii clear to Main I he did i i. i i know v, lull hi I. A Slight rot r aid I with bra.- kn iron maul head . it h a i. ,. . said the in the ruse, man's plumb dunno what lie a Only filing in the world happened In him w A mule, a pi i I he family, in a him into the i. i him lightly . a his two heels. Atlanta Con I for you, have Saving I Fall. A trail had to go I of i a lo bridge la I . -ii -i p, if i . . . . . A Foxy Woman. good W in, l as m a- ii up the i the matter it to m i now he . you've been to i up ii. for iii i I, I do the obedient I to the i i-. . ii he a i.- ,, . M i- ii to over i ii and a . . . . Had HI Bible With HI . Win i ,., . , i a r of board i in i ARNOLD'S BALSAM I . Cholera i Woolen Coward L THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner. and Friday. VOL. No. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY. MAY 1905. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE No. THE GRIMESLAND ITEMS. ANSWERED LAST ROLL CALL. EXCESSIVE PERSONALS AND SOCIAL. assembled to hear t of evangelist Martin. Mia sang by request Mother I'll be This is the great song by M. Fillmore which is creating such a sensation at the meetings in London. The other musical features of the service were of the usual higher order Dr. Martin's farewell address was a Strong and touching appeal to Christians as wall as to those; out of Christ. At the morning services fourteen j united with the congregation. The have resulted in good and only words of praise are heard for the There was a large crowd at the opera house at to hear the lecture and the Carib- bean It was full of interest throughout and the speaker held bis audience enraptured from start to finish. The leaves today for Washington, N. C, where they meet for ten days. They with them the good wishes of a large number of they have inane in this section of the state. a Meeting. N. May Resolutions Expressed by Bryan Grimes Unusually Warm Week But Dry Weather Monday, May 1905. night the Christian Mr. A. II died in Camp of Confederate Veterans of is Needed. May weather is as , . hospital Monday Pitt County. The S. Department of church was crowded lo the doors ,. ., . ., , congregation which He Whereas, God His providence culture, North section, of B. O. Cobb Sunday I farewell i has seen lit to remove from our Climate and Crop Service, f Dr. David T midst since our last our Weather Bureau, a Tuesday he buried at the obi comrades- home place of his father, the late Samuel Moore, James Galloway. He was a member Baker Taylor, of the and i T. Harriss, whose turned out in full force and cm- ducted the with most solemn and impressive ceremonies. Mr. Galloway WM a most honest man leaves a host of friends a wife and three small children to loss. Last Dr. C. M, Jones of this place called in consultation Dr. D of N. C, to see a colored near who was with lien i- result of their consultation they operated on him The crop bulletin, for the week ending I Monday. May 1905, ; past week was E. A. Cowan went over in by very warm, sultry weather Greene Sunday. , frequent in excessive seine severe local M. Isaac Moore, M. Hart. I thunderstorms A. J. Baker I winds. mean temperature averaged nearly W. L. Stocks degrees degrees daily above W A. Tucker. normal, with the highest tempera- Lamb exceeding degrees t H. A. Sutton or three days, Between I he II. Murphy, there was abundant Willis H. Williams warmth and favored E. Grey Leggett, growth of vegetation. It. E. Pollard, Showers were frequent; I be Therefore be it n portion of the 1st That we bow humble state there was altogether submission to His will, knowing rain, soaking the Mi spent day in Tarboro Sun- Mrs White, of Scotland who baa been Mrs. T. returned home this Miss Mod lie, who bus been Mis. J. J. Laughing- house, ibis morning vi-it Mi-. and Mm. Murphy, of Hal- who have been Mrs. II. Hauling, returned CLASS MEETING. Arrangements fur a Picnic. A large number of the died night o'clock. j that He all things well. keeping water courses Mies Junes, of 2nd. That in the loss of our preventing the lull, and most I was Wednesday we that our country work of the firmer at Ibis ling to Mr Moore, of Johnson conn-1 has lost some of its best citizens, l Cultivation of rapidly land that camp and g owing crops. The most severe H. If. Proctor was their memory, knowing local storm occurred on the even- Wed on business. ; that they were faithful and the 10th 12th over Miss Myrtle Proctor, a student willing to discharge their duties us Wayne county, Harnett, Johnston, of Winterville High school, was good soldiers of the Confederate Wake, Oscar Hooker left morn- I'm Iv Lincoln went to Greensboro Sunday morning. Pea Class No. of the in Sunday evening. Sunday School present the Harding returned to H Sunday morning. Baying I class . was discussed decided. A. Dudley, of Washington, ha- visiting relatives here. sixteen young men and Miss Harding, of seventeen women, and alter is visiting her sister, Mrs. F. a careful Consideration of the mat- Harding, it was decided that the class Mis. F. C. James, of Bethel,; have a and each member lie who been visiting relatives I allowed to Invite a not a at home Tuesday. Hon. J. Grimes, secretary 3rd. That In our of was in our town Thursday hearts that feeling of love and J. R. Proctor and Talley that their lives entitled went to on , them to, while they will never Friday morning. answer again to the H. P. of Raleigh, we that they have in town today. J it better laud where no J. L. Sugg, of Greenville and more hardships and toll of Washington, Your Premises. The ordinance published below has to do with a matter of great importance to the health the town. Therefore most be observed strictly, as it shall be enforced. F. Section All privies within the corporate limits of the town of Greenville shall be effectually cleansed and limed, or otherwise disinfected, twice a month daring the months of May. Jack. August, September and and once a during the I balance of the and ONE DAY FOR THE TOWN. if necessary. Any person who I shall fail to comply with the pro . Suggestion to Combine for One Large visions of this section shall be Library. ed live each offense. N. the proprietor the merry go-round, has tender-1 his one day to the and in west in Rutherford, Davie, Alexander, Barry and Ire dell. In these much damage was done to the land and crops by washing and high winds blew-down many forest fruit trees, fence and Damaging Raleigh. hail in Wayne county here, returned home this morning. Mrs. iV it. Barnes, f Scotland Neck, who baa been visiting Mrs. T. Vincent, returned home today. Mrs. Jackson, of and Mrs. Murphy, of are visiting Mr. Henry Harding. Tuesday, May Hi, 1905. R, R. Gotten It-It this morning of class. The place decided for the picnic is just beyond House station, There is a large and a cool at this place, and special arrangements arc matte with the Coast Line railway company for transportation. The date decided upon is Tues- day, May and it is now thought that arrangements can be made for the train to stop both were here today. has a com- now H. B. No. B. G. Mayo and T. G. Talley spent Sunday in Sunday on 4th. That we extend to their families our sympathy in their bereavement. 5th. Thai these resolutions be spread upon our minutes and a copy be sent to Kings Weekly with a request publish the same. This May 10th, E. A. Move, i C. If, A. Blow. morning and evening to allow the C. Parker went up the road to get off and on at j Over most of the eastern morning. and counties was moderate and all conditions Harry Skinner went to Raleigh y favorable. this morning. A. Monk went to Tarboro this The Inland Way. Norfolk, Va., May n- was mane today of the Board of Army which J. II. and family is to make a survey for a ten or this morning for Henderson. the thereby avoiding any by grove being me distance the depot. This occasion is being looked forward to with much pleasure not only by members of the class, but A. B. Ellington left this morn-1 also by many others win, are tout- fur Asheville, tend, and is thought that this occasion will be one of the most pleasant in the of the class. n-i Marriage Licenses Register of Deeds issued marriage license to following couples last report. Walter and Fannie R, May. Walter Clayton Johnson and Fannie Richardson Farrow. W. Haddock and Gideon E. Allen Julia H. COLORED. Jr. and Perkins. Baptists Give Kansas City, Mo., May Miss Cornelia Manning, of lb el, is visiting D. C. c C. Skinner and mother, Mrs. went to this A. in the proceeds lo apply to whatever object may be selected. Mayor F. M. that the ladies take charge of mat- let Hie proceeds apply to library interests f the town, in which case all the people would be benefit Mayor Woolen. also suggests that if the ladies of the complete waterway from Nor- the End of the Century Book Florida, folk to Beaufort. would combine their public library South With the graded school Virginia. this twelve foot Inland waterway Norfolk and Beaufort, X. as provided for by an act of Con- The is to be composed Lieutenant Colonel Smith B, Leach, with at Washington, D. c, states and territories I Clement A, of Wilmington, at the annual gathering Del j and Captain George P. of the Southern Baptist Convention Howell, of Charleston, and today contributed 135-1,000 for the board is to meet at the call of foreign missions. In addition, a Colonel Leach. It i- also to to the same i possible was limn New I cost of such private waterways as York woman, whose name be needed in establishing H. A. originator of the spit ball and the of the Arthur grounds will visit the Wednesday B. FRANCIS. Greenville, Dear A painter Erie, Pa., Mr. John Brand, first painted Mi-s Dora, for Asheville. Mrs. G. Galloway, of Ml. Airy, who has been visiting Mrs, Hurry Skinner, returned home let both be used together as a pub-1 southwestern stales gave lie library under supervision the remainder. night. Wednesday, May 1905. went to Visit of Bishop. Rt. Rev. Robert Strange, bishop of this diocese, visited St. Paul's palish Sunday and preached ex- sermons to large both morning and evening. At the morning a class of fourteen was confirmed. The eon- Urination ceremonies and lecture were interesting. College Opens 24th, young and woman possible should the Green- Business College on atmosphere cl i pays young p like bit education. o r. , ii I n F. G. James, left for New Ibis mom ins No more lead and oil for He can do a better job at less cost with Devon. Attributes his increase of to That's all there is to this yarn, unless be goes into particulars. This, instance; covers more, and so costs less. The son is; lead zinc is better than lead; machinery grinding is better band. And lasts longer. The reason is, lead and zinc is better than lead; and is better than hand. B. Cherry returned Tuesday evening from Dr. Charles went Greensboro Tuesday evening. Mrs. Mary E. Ward, Bel hi I. P. s. Paint. Yours truly, P. w. Co. II. Cart sells our Brodie in Washington. Mr. Brodie Duke, of Ninth Carolina, is a guest of the Raleigh. I this morning the Book club, it would Mr the town one large library in place j Colored Graded School. j in , of two small ones and from a great- The commencement exercises of seem to have excited any baneful I benefit than at present. Let; the colored mailed school of Green- on his personality, and matter discussed at once, j villa began Monday night with an I he with friends I and accept Mr. I address delivered by Prof. W. H. lo his cheerful way. I use the proceeds of the merry-1 v I He is a n of the lute t., Greensboro I go-round for the combined library. tbs Odd Fellows hall, Ha spoke I Duke, the founder of the on the needs of the colored I ace and bi other of Duke, . I , . ,. ,. mi I is visiting her sister; t. and gave them sonic wholesome president of the American Tobacco M as lo what they must do if Company, commonly known a-, the to in life, trust, and who is reputed to lie George Ben Johnson mills eastern Virginia, North the will give worth something like Ayden, is vi-it bis uncle, II. l. Carolina and met here hill . i . J Pointed Paragraphs. Bound judgment make the most nose. Barring h Carolina Lumber Men Norfolk, The North Carolina Pine Lumber Association I controlling all the buyer lumber woman trios to appear up to dale. An occasionally domestic storm the concert in t Fellows ball Brodie Duke is Coward. today, per cent of and a cordial in by bis lawyer, and ll. J. left this the lumber now on hand with Gist Coming. The Wake College Glee a tour . t Greenville the or 1.111. in Never judge a worth i, worn at n Breach of When ; I .- Mm . . , ll-l m no-1 are t he U end did tat white people attend. Young Minister of Promise. Rev. M. Austin, . -1, in he t . , 1- i j to bis id a lull I'll I happenings Salem th n t and el Ready for Ball. , nice he Ail a round been enclosed and , n led It era association, L. Little left Mil Carrie On; s b e -i . Mil J Ii , arc hi Bank- small demand were reduced, with an in r main- Si . ii w there is I demand. The of pi ice ii en out, hi hi n body Mini . en of all surveys, monarch be j Will long In-fore Forbes, Mr. and Mrs. be. hi ll- in the n ho POOR PRINT

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Still, lie determined to try. i The day was arranged, the pointed minute arrived, and the candidate mounted into the pulpit, lie well on in his sermon he suddenly led he was expected to show his learning. he said, w ii now you a passage in a solemn look he repeated a verse in his native tongue. The effect marvelous. Approving nods and smiles were exchanged among the deacons. Thus encouraged he followed up his advantage by you would also like hear it in lie then another passage in Welsh. This-was even mere than before. The preacher east his eye over his flock and saw that he was regarded with leek- of increasing respect. Unfortunately was also a Welshman in the ion. Ho was sitting the back, almost choked in his efforts lo his. laughter. Tl i eye fell on him and t ink in the whole a a glance. ;. countenance, he inned will also repeal it in lie then sang out in his Welsh, dear fellow, stop laugh-j or they ill it The stilled hi- laughter and dined with him. Detroit The Qr-eat Mormon Leader Was a Man of Remarkable Shrewdness. Whatever else may lie said of Brigham Young, he was a great general, a magnetic leader of credo undeniable power and a shrewd lawgiver. We may scout the idea that he was in truth a vine prophet, hut we may scarcely deny him a large gift of the pro- imagination. He was perhaps the grossest materialist of his time, but he got results. Though men of At i . had never lie fore irrigation farming en a largo scale, though the possibilities of the arid country were then though the obi of great distance from supply centers, of dangers from the Indians and from famine, were seemingly mountable, Brigham Young saw with the eye of imagination an em- in midst of the Des- and h confidence did he place in his visions that his faith here up and inspired all his people. Nat- power is not so common in the world that we can afford to refuse it recognition, even when . l.-e is not unaccompanied by abuses. The matchless bravado of the dreamer Before his followers had enough to eat, before they, knew whether would ever see spring, i w is sending out i . mid nils to bring re- ports concerning more distant val- n Ir i lam hr ex- v Salt Like was . . I by a sort i ; III . d oat v I i . lire oil- of ; l within a I Salt II Cleopatra's Needles. At were the Temple I the Sun and the schools which Hero- visited the teachers are considered accomplish- ed men in When came hither, later, he saw the house which Plain had occupied. Moses here learned the wisdom I stead f listening and of the Papyri describes . k would of all the am and, . of Us of travel and of the ts food supply, a power of no i magnitude at a tints win ii points were a thou- sand miles d I ill and to a a pound or more. r in A Better Record Book. The shrewd comment of a blacksmith, whose wits not been dulled is quoted I he Magi. It suggestive to students in our universities who spend the hour- in scribbling notes in- as of Two of these columns were carried to Al- years ago and up before the Temple of Caesar. Ac- cording to one authority, this was built by Cleopatra. In any case two obelisks acquired the name of Cleopatra's Needles, and. though the temple itself in time dis- appeared, they remained where had Keen erect, one in recent years one was given to London and the other to New York. A Little The late Archbishop Temple, who is popularly believed to have been brusque and cutting of tongue. Lid a sense of humor which enabled him to be suave upon occasion. When he was head Rugby school o high with, o handsome ton of whom she was inordinately fond, went to Dr. Temple in great in- Her son's she said, had r I h m in a let- let to her a- an i boy net i r de such an -he said, with said i T pie, feel sure what ml was your sun could be the angel he The Importance of Sight. Among tin organs by means of arc en- to perceive the various of the world is none of great importance to us as the eye. There is no sense we , make use of lo such mi extent or is often necessary lo supplement I render sure action of the oilier four us that of sight. To our sense of touch, to aid our localization of sound and in ways to help our appreciation of smell and taste the eyes are to us. The clerk in charge of a class held by the county council at Preston, England, gave a stalwart blacksmith n notebook and pencil. tin- asked the man. take replied the clerk. Vol anything that the lecturer says that you think important and want to remember you make a note of in the The looked scorn- said be. Anything I want to remember must make a note of in this book, must Then wet do yon think blooming D. W. IN But Some Better. the refuses to give up speaking, born the listen- may do to say in the street, but I can't take it home with me. If I were to say to my wife that thought our boy, whom we've wasn't ; oil I i. i . there wouldn't be anything me to do except to say, mid live at an London Tit-Bits. Groceries And Provisions Cotton Bagging and Ties always on hand Fresh kept ill stuck. Country Produce Bought and Sold D. W. GREENVILLE North Carolina. mil ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. of on estate Louis Cox, having boon me by Hi. i i, of the Superior court of county, and such to is hereby to all el aims said estate, lo present to me for payment on before the 18th day of May, duly authenticated, or this notice will be plan tn bar their recovery. All persons to estate am requested to make Immediate payment U tho This the of May 1906. Administrator of Louis ii. Cox. I drowned while and these fatalities occur on the Lord's In the common order of things a j Day, commonly called Sunday. We lying child gives promise of have taken note of these matters for oping into a lying man or woman, several years, as a rule confining Bow many people escape the wicked em- observations to North Carolina. slander of some deceitful, lying The fatalities among Sunday bathers tongue has already begun thus early in the Sane days a little girl in town season Ten days more ago a found a note near the door of her was drowned in a creek in Wake home. The note was addressed to county while bathing on Sunday, her and bore the name of a little and last Sunday a man was friend us its author. The whole drowned at Beach thing was a forgery and I fraud, while surf bathing with a party of The contents of the note was a ladies and gentlemen If it were of the recipient and the sorted that the fatalities language used so vile and vulgar day bathers was due to a violation that it cannot appear in print. This of the Fourth Commandment the an note may have been written in a would probably be that it spirit of fun, but even then the is a strained construction to say that language showed the low down, eon- bathing on Sunday is a violation nature of the child that the injunction to remember that day; had written to the injury of an in- and if it is a violation, why are one. there mere fatalities among per I am t this is not the Is ins who engage in other and that an incident of this kind more glaring of Sabbath has happened here, and my And these questions in calling public attention to the could hardly be answered But matter to suggest to parents and somehow we have a feeling that it is Wash Goods Early Summer Sale It needs but a glance to see what splendid those safer not to go in swimming on Sun- to teachers, the importance of warn- children against such dangerous, day. States i low down, contemptible meanness When a child can be found that Bilious Bill bloated, has been guilty of such an act, the punishment should he sure. A boy that will vulgar would not insure him. forging AH bis friend were fright- latter to innocent child's stands n food chance of winding up in the a girl in a place that is worse. Of course a note of this c is sure to wound little hearts and to estrange little friends; The famous though time they learn the truth cure Cm then For Bill him, EARLY relieved him. pills i, no lasting Headache, by i tin toe liver. harm. i . , . i never gripe or sicken but Good for children or adults. Sold by Woolen. Dress Ginghams in striped checked and Ira dot effects; yd PB inch Percales in dark and light grounds, plain striped effects and several DOW and designs; yd PRINTED Printed Lawns in white colored grounds, showing polka dot floral designs, etc GINGHAMS pieces of apron Gin ham, ill cheeks; Clothing Department. Seek n . dark with alternating stripes of olive garnet, ma- king a dressy design; constructed with satin piped facings. Others will have this design, Suit a Doctor. We learn Mr. Sam Hester, Of Cholera with Colic, Cholera Remedy Mr. W. Ala., relates on he had the section, on ii jury in n against Isaac murder case at scat county. He there I ale mine fresh and some sous.- meet and pave me cholera in a very severe I was never wore sick in my life m A sent to Hie drug certain mixture, but the sen me a bottle Remedy instead, saying that he told him he would go, but ho hail what I sent but that , medicine was no much and ms rather send it tome in the Manning, has entered i II Manning, of Chapel Rill, for The case will probably come up at the, civil Orange Superior court, which convenes on Monday. May 22nd. The cause for this suit was brought about in this way. Hester's wife was sick and he cam to town after a doctor, and it is and claimed by him that Mr. Manning believe, but at no , prices as this, per V m 6.50 ,., o in- v Same us above suit 6.75 but suit, previous same us number, ground with i green and garnet strip, permit, Suck suit of Wool of good in dark- blue Oxford mixture, interwoven with red stripe having satin piped and a suit that will readily retail at So Same as a difference in c a darkish brown mixture, with Women's Cambric Petticoats Petticoats made very wide, some are trim med with lace insertion n edging to other-- with pretty Bounces and wide have extra dust ruffle, H 1.00 rod stripes, per suit, this olive and subdued 5.75 Cambric Petticoats are in full umbrella which is trimmed with cluster of tucking and tine embroidery; many pretty patterns, extra double ruffle, i cA Cambric Petticoats made flare prettily trimmed with point Paris lace insertion; also some with for those who prefer it, extra 1.95 Cambric I ts w pretty circular lawn Bounces, cry hand trimmed with lace or Hamburg lion, pretty edging to match, extra dust ruffle, White Petticoats In addition to the fore- going lie arc also -hoW hands.; UNDERSKIRTS very trimmed in the pull .- . high class and cm fashioned th newest designs, and workmanship, prices range from 2.50 Stylish Footwear Shoes and Oxfords for Men and Women in stylish becoming Lasts. Tomorrow we shall repeat our offer of last week in Shoes and Oxfords for men and women This sale embraces a range selections is. without doubt, the most remarkable of its kind. All sizes will found every purchaser will save considerably by purchasing during this sale. There are shoes and Oxfords vi men new lasts; have the appearance of higher grade makes and will be found in all sums For Women handsome line of SAMPLE SHOES a made to sell from The high shoes tire all black patent leather The low -hues ill . neat shades of tans, also black and all sizes, though the very best are Hosiery Sale For Men, Women a ml Children that knows no j mil in Greenville Men's fancy Mercerized Bilk hall hose, blue, slate, and rid grounds with I u drop and instep sides. I spliced heel Fancy Hum-, assorted Backgrounds of pink and and stripes of green, blue and red. patent cut foot, black sales, per Next to the Bank of Greenville. I was in. I took one dose of it and was better in live The second dose cored me entire- Two fellow jurors were afflict- ed in same manner and one mall bottle eared the three of at Store. f he did make any promise. Dr. Manning or Mr Hester has made a mistake a big one, to We suppose the courts will have it t Hill News. E. Greenville, N. G. NORFOLK S SOUThERN R. R. CO SPECIAL GET YOUR SUPPLIES Steamboat Service. Sour Stomach . . , , , , hen the quantity food . ,; is too large or quality too -our stomach is likely to follow, and especially so it digestion weakened by slowly and not too freely n easily digested food. Masticate foot thoroughly, Let live hours between meals, and , . f f . with all est. when a weight, , .,, . ., u . s s d oner their in the region o the after, Norfolk, care Norfolk Strictly Genuine. eating, take Chamberlain's Stem- A lady writer in a magazine ad vises every woman kick against the hook Thai men doesn't atop to think that she and a vaudeville spectacle that would make men folks watch with keen interest for the date of the performance. L. leaves n daily a, in. tor Greenville; leaves Greenville daily at ii in. Connecting Washington with. Norfolk Southern Railroad tor Norfolk, Philadelphia, New York, Boston and all other North. ts a Norfolk Now ATLANTIC COAST Si Louis, Mo., National Anniversary, 18th, to Tickets on May 15th, and Qua limit May 27th, N. C, South Atlantic Missionary Till, to One , class foe, plus cents for the;,; r- , j. at r Tickets on sale May I Nuts, can be had at and 17th, for trains to live in noon OUT May 18th, with final May, j We carry a large supply of the Best Everything you want in the way of nice Groceries, Canned Goods, Pickles, and Liver Tablets the Moat of the patent medicine sour stomach may be avoided are probably genuine. The For sale Drug Store, following notice recently appeared Greenville. t in the Kan., a well known run- .,., . n, the Pacific between Hot and lately appeared iii a Persons afflicted Piles should big one, with a picture, and when lie careful at this season of the he was in the office today, we asked yen- Hut weather and bad him about it. He says w to the pain in his stomach, and thought conditions which make Piles more he had cancer, His druggist and dangerous. recommended and be Witch Solve stops Hie pain, it cured Vim. He recommended I draws out the soreness and cures, it lo ethers, who were also Get the genuine, Ins name Dyspepsia Cure dim-sis K. r. DeWitt It t by what you cat and cures all stomach Jno troubles, as surely us sun shines stomach can lie . ,, . . ,, IS Of brought back to Us origin pure life by -I had troubled with lame II truly the , . ii;,,,, w ,,. ,, , Bold by in tin t Iain's I John ; Ind. meat is without . bi .-. l sale Drug Store, Greenville, t i. ; I Sun Time fried and Proven, A Kaunas m n . ii . ilia light of method lobbyists Southern H. It. Bailing subject to change without Agent, Washing- ton, J. J. Agent, Green- ville, N. C. n. C. General T. and Agent, Norfolk, Va., NEW MAN At the Old Stand. have purchased the business of W. J. the bus- at bis did on Vive I will add to demands of the trade and will at ill times carry a complete line of Heavy and Groceries. Fruits, , etc nil mi lie when the for tile lo . bet 23rd, Tickets ill he sold from points in Ninth Smith Carolina and Vii iii ilia. Louisville, Ky., Confederate Vet- June to 1905. One cent per mile distance traveled pins cents. Kale from Greenville, N. C for the round trip. Tickets on sale June 12th., with dual limit June 19th. Extension of final limit to fib may be ob- by depositing tickets with joint agent, Louisville, I'll; fee of on each ticket. Stop over will be allowed at Petersburg, Richmond, White Springs Va., lot . spec. train service through Pullman ears will be operated from point information see agent, or consult N. count Summer . Jim Goods JOHNSTON BROS. lite Cash New Spring Goods ARRIVING DAILY. There me thins that we d no claim in to do and that ti sell . in -y can b bought, neither w I the our store is full of by tilling store wit h bills an , , to I out of business, bu we June daily mid I Tin. g RIBBONS. SILKS. LACES In in-, plus i--r lid Bate from Hie, N to rein . Cough Cure is right on n comes to J ., The Points Grocer. N . Ii l y women or weak in taking Coughs, I . Rocky bin . . . Syrup , by J no L Woolen n t y, ho SUBSCRIBE TO THE REFLECTOR SHIN ml size in e I less quantity, to sail p N. women folk yon will new things, Pulley Bowen, FASHIONS. POOR PRINT

THE EASTERN REFLECTOR AD J and Entered in the post l Greenville. N. C, as second class matter, Advertising raws made upon application. A desired at every post office in and adjoining counties. in to fiction Pitt County, Km oat, May 1905. BUFFALO HUNT. We clip the following interesting article from an exchange. It com- upon the scarcity of the also the sport that is in st re for the National Editorial It We doubt if any specimen of the animal the sub ruthless slaughter baa disappeared more rapidly almost completely than buffalo. In fact, ii not too much lo say that the will buffalo has en- disappeared in country, yet we look hack a gen in in they mi hone on the great plains f the west how t hoy or and WHAT WILL CHILDREN COME TO WHO ARE BROUGHT UP IN THE STREETS Bringing children in a town is no easy task. Ii is a problem hard to This admit. The are the common play grounds for a majority of children, especially little boys. And these same youngsters who coming along now, wills hence, con- the young men woman if our State, rake the congested criminal courts, ate the direct results of who are permitted to run wild in the streets. In the streets n pick up all kinds of vulgarity. This is of great int real to every far and in numbers they ex i . f ,. is a father and mother, Ii is of Um Mississippi s matter of doubt, but west of to society and the State stream the number was beyond i an- a whole, even within the memory f ft boy with his childhood days men now living. To the Indians ,,,,, , the the went the buffalo was almost . . , , streets often source of life, hi their savage state killed the animals with arrows ; curse to any c I he only and spears, drove them over way to correct these evils is to take or corralled them in rude en- V,,,. children in hand and properly closures. The meat to them the There are plenty cf of subsistence, the hides w, ., At the Eastern Public Education Society in Richmond, a member in discussing race suicide slid that eight children was the limit, why not set the limit at a base ball nine BETHEL ITEMS. A scientist thinks he has that man from a fish. One thing certain, there is a lot of honey and scale; specimens existing to support his contention. It may be pretty tough on our governor to live on a year, hut he had his eyes open when he town. the job and ought not to have n coming now. G, May 1905. Miss Mary Hazell spent last Sat- night and Sunday with Miss Mayo near here. Messrs Randolph, Fleming and Jordan, of Sunday with It Berber Howard and spent Sunday evening in town. Mrs Cooper, of Hassell, is spend- this week with Mrs. Geo. Howard. M Whichard spent today in W . A. Cherry returned from Mt. Olive Saturday night. Guess some girl was the cause of it all. Ford and daughter -pent Mr Bryan says the only real peace in is in religion, lie just ought to between Washing- have went up to Washington while ton and Wilson was poorly patron- Teddy was out in the wilds they will stop running Colorado. them if all turn out like this owe. The are having lots to contend with now for the grass is After to corner all , . . . . . e growing at full speed and it still wheat of America, Mr. it would be a y discovered that it was t larger for the clerks to go out than he expected to and help. Mr. and Mis. Hall, of are spending this weak with Mr. The trial of the people in South and Mrs. T. Smith. Their baby Carolina on the charge of has been right ill their visit . . formed tents, clothing UM shoes. , be occupied when not in school, and the horns and were found useful. In short, the buffalo to No man nor woman is fit to be the Indiana of plains what the a father or mother whose whole he- reindeer is tn the Laplander. dominated by evils which And yet, notwithstanding their grow up i and poison their great numbers they have almost ., , if completely disappeared. were for hides, for their meat and for their heads and horns, and mil- of them were for the lug in a lynching tiled That is what was expected mere pleasure of killing. White men and red men seemed overcame by the lust of slaughter, and the re suit i- that the I as a wild animal is DO more. The few of them yet living are h as have been carefully protected on reserves or have been raised as domestic A few days ago the Kansas City Journal spoke i f the arrival in that city of thirty-two head, to be one-tenth of all the left in the This statement is probably cornet, or practically so, and shows h completely they have vanished mm among us as a native animal. Th spoken of by Journal were being i to what the of the Miller brother near Bliss, in Okla- who already own a number. and it i- that this addition an unpleasant one. The held their regular services last Sunday, Mr. preached an excellent sermon. Charlotte is trying the experiment of Rocky Mt., of sprinkling the streets with oil. Sunday night and Monday Other places large enough to afford with his best girl, i, will the result with interest. Miss Grimes Sunday ii. town. . . , . J. Barker, an insurance man Appearances are . is spending a few handsomely dressed women easily, M Columbus, Ca., jewelers T. Thomas, spent last Sun- of several valuable rings. afternoon out at Car- sun's. He can tell you who was There were terrific thunder storms there in various sections of the Lawyer F. O. James, of Green , , , . . ., ville. spent Monday in town on bus last week, and a number of deaths from lightning were reported. w am, Sunday in the country. There is no evidence that Cleve- congregation at the Baptist land is hankering after a job, but at the of the some fellows keep worrying about vices last Sunday morning as dis- by a very sad incident. Miss Lucy Manning and her brother Louis, e from their home a few The president has approved the in , recommendation that what is sup-i After taken the bridle off to be the body of Paul Jones the horse, in order to put the halter be buried at Annapolis. I on. the horse became frightened and begun to jump and run Louis v- i vi i . i l i,, held on to the horse's head to the No likes a brans hand, hut .,,.,, ., I last, knowing what great d president has requested the appoint- they are particularly fond gold had left her the proper course is not in the early training of children. Virginia g. t first this time. The mg for , appointment on the Bat Commission to till the vacancy caused by the death of Maj r Bi will go to state. Maj Gen Lunsford Lewie I. x, of Virginia, has been mended fir the position and the he made. The i off some far fetched stories on I . public. One of them was tin- ii i v rumor that a woman , I h inter had set up the claim of bring a daughter of a N Carolina r. It is no surprise will give them the herd now I at ,. a , ,., , ., in existence A- an evidence of the value such animals is that this addition of thirty-two head , . i M era KW, besides the them and con- i In till ranch. The entire i t to them probably not be I . The ad The is are preparing to give ;. at cost them Ai tin annual con n J the association to hold this year's meet in Oklahoma, and he promised to feed every man buffalo. The National Federation, which meets in Kansas City June has also been invited in i body to attend the buffalo hunt will go by- special train. Ah, i guests arc at false Ti out I thin . i ill ms to be i v. month was . l X t mo i . i in -in time, sue. this in May to wondering what it will he in July. Smart Dressers. Young men are. as a general thing, the smartest dressers. The Young Man is a sort of a lexicon of clothes style and He knows what's what and gets it. But fit. the newest colors, patterns, etc., aren't enough; for unless that snappy, jaunty of our Tailor Made Clothing -is there, it is not what the young man wants. Our success in pleasing Young Men is not just It's due to our knowledge of what the young man wants and our ability to provide for him. Then again our prices are always reasonable. Did you ever notice how many young men come here tor Clothes There's a reason for it. Frank Wilson, THE CLOTHIER. MEN'S FOOT WEAR. hands and especially when they are Hut the horse soon set with a solitaire freed himself from the grip of the . young man and went dashing ahead Asheville has quit the a frightful manner. All who were feather, the announcement coming of the scene stared in aw. , , , , . . the voting lo be kill the ostrich farm there baa been; r . . . . ,,, i led, especially when the frightened abandoned. i animal wheeled and crossed the rail- road. Hut all seeing eye The space fillers are yet making watches over his loved ones, lie wages writing about Nan Patterson reach. rat His mighty hand when ll i-, time chain is do stronger than its weakest Many people fail to realize the importance of this fact in the selection of their shoes. Wear Shoes and your shoo troubles will end. We want you to concentrate on American chain with no weak links. Every shoe is made with the determination that it must be a seller, a wearer, and a trade builder. You can wear Shoes or slipper without fear as to results for their reputation is being blue he Was hurled from the buggy on the rugged railroad and shielded her In in fatal injury but not from V of green when you painful results. She was ,,.,,, , ., . taken to the home of Dr Ii-J I but whether it is grass . one prominent o, will take a closer inspection ,.,,,,,, to disclose. , he I, of attention in every Mi--, is one our beloved Ii is o warm that the people on young ladies, and everybody wishes this side don't care whether -i and Togo get ti or not. The rumor the resident cos- templates going outside of his party and appointing prominent Democrats to several important i in North Carolina, need nut throw any- body into a spasm It will be time enough the fits if the appoint- really occur. We Holies in die New ml that three, merchants of that city signed an agreement to close their stores o'clock in evening during the summer. In all the merchants except grocers and druggists close. j . i i i . . -i Whether the president comes or not next fall, he has given Raleigh and Charlotte opportunity of saying some nice things in advance It indicates a hearty welcome if he does show his face in those two cities. is the name of a her a speedy recovery. established. In view of this fact we ask you to try one pair. All America Shoes. The All America Shoes contains the greatest chain of values which has been ottered for the money, each link having boon newly welded into the snappiest, wearing shoe that brains, money and intelligent appreciation could develop. The strength you can only appreciate by seeing them. have your today. Here arc two facts , about The A few days ago lightning struck , . . do not carry a circus in Ohio. This is not so strange as circuses me drawing. France says Russia has not lated the neutrality laws. Of course not. She can it by Ru If Gates wanted to pay for a walking cane it was all right, just so it was hie money. Chicago strikers are appealing for aid. They ought to help themselves by going to work. London is the largest city the j S world and there is not a more city in the world, A from navy was arrested in St. Louie one day hut week sad given over to a certain deliver as a prisoner at Newport News, Va. The officer had never rides on a train before and was as IS a child. He was horn in the city years ago and had never been out of it on train or boat. Se is one policeman wheat lot was a happy one for nubile least. He had never anything but the madding ignoble strife, and the the through which he pawed must hare , . . . Hardware. The who never makes a mis- just out. Everybody ought I take is the man who never does any-j seemed very odd to Mr. Copper, to be very careful not to take thing. I Observer For C Ranges, Heaters Pumps, Guns, Am- munition, One and Two Horse Steel Plows, neat Cutters and In fact anything In Hardware come to H. L. CARR WINTERVILLE This department is in A. D. Johnston, who is authorized to rep- resent the Eastern Reflector in Winterville and territory. WINTERVILLE ITEMS. lat Don't forget to bring or seed A. i. Cox Mfg. your bobs to A. O. Mfg. k. c , May kind Some try to met see, buggies in prices, A few try lo new her, . them quality and finish. H . . Look up Mr. Cooper ask about prices of that you interested peanuts for seed at T N. M i u Co's. We have informed that A. W. Ange o. pay the highest price for country prices. were a letter a Virginia firm to A. G. Cox Mfg. Co., stating that buggies were the heel buggies shipped there. It would surprise you lo see the number of Wagon and that is -hipped and sold by A. Cox Mfg, bat we were in their shop yesterday they had a nice lot work just being coin and i limber was fine. Carload our just received. Barber A Co. Mrs. Mary Smith left Sunday for a visit Greenville. The A. O. Cox Mfg. Co. expect to reduce pi ice of truck the coming season in in easy reach of all growers. Notice have moved into my new store near the depot. I keep a good line of hardware. Ha ye a black smith and and repair .-imp livery stable in connection. W. L, House. A. i. Cox Mfg, Co. are making heavy shipments of cotton Should you need In that lino you h i tier order at once. Justice, another shipment of shoes. your eyes feel like there is grit in l i Do they pain you feel rued on On they been mattered adhere while n.-lei p denotes vi But none undertake to do The Pitt County Oil is buying Seed. They pay the highest cash price or will ex for meal. When yours me write for prices. A. Cos ha- two car loads of different styles of fence and their prices are low, you had better go and make your Selections noon. We carry samples of over five bandied styles of wall up r. We are prepared to y cheap as the cheapest. Dome A Co. examine before elsewhere hay, corn B. Mrs, Harris i- visiting town. A few subscribers the Eastern are u bit arrears, Harvey Cox is on the i cheap, e price for cotton set by Oil Mill. They gay that A. W. . i on LOST TO THE WORLD. Hoover's Discovery of the Nature and Cause of Electricity. the village in i ring tile century Mr. Bishop, lie was a man whose heart and to were in hie , work, lie was sure in sonic and original way lo show bis of any individual in with which he was eon- who could justly I called a shirker. hi one of of Professor Bishop charge a d by u . who had evaded n of his ailed upon to lake In- port, j . i. memory. His i , i however, almost, ii , due I lo a lack of I professor ll. During the wee,, before EMOTIONALISM. With Some -r as keep on hand a large session ended vacation, i nil the lime. Charlie and family, low, here Sunday Ai. of shoes all aid prices very Harrington i ad oats, go to If Barber c A ii- lot if cook arrived at A. W. Co. Mrs. Charlie ere and mp, who have been visiting their I the Winterville and lives, left the on all the route Winterville of all our N. Manning for and am prepared to give receipts froth candies, nuts, for the paper. Come see c and pay up, make me happy, make Good per lb. A. W. T. the p. Dr. B. I Wan orders f. stamp. We i. T. Cox u Nice Barber The A just n poultry of any j family i and should he rein in,; eye glasses. B. i a full line of I the editor happy, and get yourself. I've got a good for all those who pay for a year advance. A. D. Johnston. Hay, oats and lime at A. W. .- Co. right. Richard Buck --a- visiting here The place to get wire fence The A. G. Cox Mfg Co. have a big lot of the American fence and Pittsburgh perfect also Staples and bard wire. Be sure to get their prices before buying your spring supply fence. I repair Shoes do good work. Bring tO either at my home or at buggy shop. Henry Nelson. A large attended the re-. , at the Winterville High ml can lit your eye . , , . . School last night. Farmers who raise their hay can be supplied with the well known Mowing and rakes ft Co. call and see them. There is no reason why Pitt Co. should have to pay such , high price, for their Hour, i can raise their own wheat and the Winterville Mfg. Co. is thoroughly equipped tor making splendid Hour The heat place in to buy stationary is at store. The best tobacco truck at Customers that their tobacco Um- om us at price. We inks per set three truck. and our, truck has equal for durability What you need lo take ,. your tobacco the field to the Ham. A. u. Cox Mfg. Toe grass is growing and i and wile spent -2 or men lo solicit nursery Pitt particulars enclose i x Winterville; N. CI T. W. Wood I d and millet Bro. . lass ware and a baud. Harrington I . Mfg. Co. a lot of excellent j If you are better call be; it. the hum n i pi i com for mil by U. T. , i th lei over when , your last Anne DRESS SHOES have a Mod to our line Slims and Hie fact that w aide t s u c a Till line their Excellent Easy Fitting and Superior Wearing Quality elves n- a pride we show t lo Om- chief aim ll to make wearers of shoes proud a l happy because of the gracefulness of lo ways jive th-m something that will Impart hat Well Dressed Neat Appearance a beau line of lire-- N trim R. G. CHAPMAN, COMPANY. i ion-, embracing the by the pupils during the w lisle term, look place ill the room-. I luring this lime it en. of friend.- of the dents to I n I In referred to I In presence u number of young lady spurred on the boys to do tin best. The th. . in i lo show their of natural Aft- r of the class bad dial ii d more or in their attempts . familiar phenomena Hoover, a ii bad evidently bk-n dreading the war suddenly upon and. in rem-c to and of time stood up lo In- yon kindly explain lo ii- i Ii. cause and of -lion surprised every one on .-. Inn Hoover. All Lea ring upon any i was engaged in studying were fame lo him. He colored up and paused, mered and look refuge in hi- u form n la. be said, knew to I in class, but I have for- you yon cannot asked hi- teacher. time Sir. Hoover shook his bend. he said. knew ii n little while but d my mind a pill -aid the professor, approaching him laying his hand- upon Hoovers as lie turned him facing vis- and at this young man. I If all It Is as Intoxicating Strong Drink. in my opinion it ii quite I i for b man to, . in- at d i I ; drunk be emptied the content j of a said .-. . to i a man a of in.- legs in i-a-i of Cr lie fl along v. Ii. noise in .- i-. have know ti tin ion to lie bi or db lam. I u need, for i o. in n p high buildings Si . i- or , . r close lo . n Idle n ed by If you mull I I i lo The . . ., , . Mine you can lie. t cars ill i lie sum . . i on -nine The of tin- pi . o to the WILD .-. I That Gives . i u ii no . to b i left in -i. r i an Ii . i can be . I v hen ii rule, tin n ii i gm keep . ti -i ind i . i j to the loom inter will i wry possibly i .-e pro in t , d .- If the v I i in with r m if n i Tin- the most soon i- i. i i.-- kind I have n person- can of intoxication in a crowd. show and , , n . and .- . . i J, . oil . i; ill to I tin-, symptoms. . the condition lo mat- i what i r I lie gal I- in th , In i- it. We ii in ball- room. Church are not exempt. I noted for their famous ilia that which it Is unable Itself, even II but slightly or Oil Mill, buys farmers are very busy. you j; lots. seed e any the best market price paid every day Mr. and Mrs. J. Smith spent Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. Tucker. of poultry wire, arrived at A. W. Try a bottle of Dr. at the drug L. House, W. Vincent, A large of dry goods g and A. lied hearing, drunk h ll in-iii- and em some limn can recall mi of the f inn of I hove in en 01-0,1-1,. New Orleans l I Mm i I to ., , . I . . i i wind, . the ii Will , I cm r; I . Good Business. A story is l oh I a man in an Arkansas town in addition to his the local board of aldermen, was also the pro of hotel in the place. i appears that a visitor from the east one day remarked to ibis man that tin- town might he made a good deal healthier if ii certain large swamp mar by were drained. drawled the politician and hotel man, boarders says the sum.- In my us of of who have lived upon the. face of the j aldermen I'd advocate the earth me one -this I improvement in a minute it Mr. Hoover, if he has us the wasn't for my truth, has the cause exclaimed the easterner tare of electricity, continued in surprise, should your son i- i- ill V, T it u SI Id , an Bi . i . . . ; certain . . . on life will . off without host Professor dropping his voice, pity of ii in that be has ii Success. just arrived, at A. o- For went to Greenville to bear the martin family Eggs, per dozen, r-oh orders . . , ,. ,, loin, bay, oats salt, tilled as fast as the hens lay. H. , , . ., cheap, at A. W. Ange Co. replied the man, run- the drug Weekly. Each to His Trade. the famous, pianist, Was Largest and Map. once in. ii. I lo dinner by a wealthy The b I in the world is Berlin r, . was the owner of a in the n in. it large i. had las feet i in lies i in his time. After and the repast Hack was to I i it. map in i he Apes Bite Each s Finger have a very lighting. In conflicts am tin in v iii ii i . . their .- rs of th ail-, i I bite tin m. I . nip of the .- animals the . museum, W. ll i. . soy i . i ii . of iii aim in .- nu to pro a h doc of I f . . . i ii ii the say. to n . hull III o . hi i I . . pi jaw i- lit ll. . lie in- man id i u n. r him ii play I Not ho supplies tho natural Juices of digestion anti work of tho I stomach, relaxing the nervous tension, while Inflamed and membranes of that organ are allowed to jest It cur-. Indigestion, e. palpitation of heart, nervous and all is I v cleansing, of and digestive organs. Dyspepsia Cure Ci a only. 11.00 Sim th which Mils B. Ci. h . . I lo do I e mi With n -iii lo , other tin; yon- me u m. for I in mend in . to I i hut map . in i I i s over . I; i.- on it. co , a it . en Ice lo II . I . . his ii. A . row in . i mi parrots arc, a- i ii. mil . ion is in , i In a man ho i . f bird,, and i or . i . i .-. I- .-. ; . all be I . . . M re now and tin u b . old . While . in- to I, for i lie discovered m Brit i J museum the known co-of the A- he i i .- Jackson Winterville N. At tho drug there we think new on hand nice line of tin- most CM be pleased and all very By and jewelry. , cheap. Barber Co., Furniture and all kinds of dim summer stock of goods, arriving daily at A. W j dress goos notions ladies, Ange Co. slippers has and stock White's Colic, Cure, of ladies foods trimmings the continuation kidney more complete than eyer for stock a sure colic cine. before, of at the Drug Store. ; suitings, For Pine honey, Walkers prof, Ties Bags. tome, Dr. killer, all the late-1 vile-, . . i Dr. Bell's Bye salve, ends Tho are respectfully invited sure cure for all Heart troubles, T, N. Manning ft Co. Barber a to Till . I map of i i. Thia v map of Nicolas The map war completed in iii I. Tl greatly interested Mer- I map of published more after that of the learned cardinal. JNO. L WOOTEN. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Factors and of lie till and the . d i our royal In. know the do not know the n . tin- The i- . too de is . . i V- A Dun. An aged lady complained to a London magi that ea s little behind in her rent her her lo i asked lot Pi re. The landlady came into s pea her and she was i ii.-1 n was to her n I I our The Final Answer. i- your an t, Miss Robin the young with concealed chagrin, as lie pit oil up Ins Inn turned to i do nothing Y. . has ii in to when a s the of i seven she i- likely lo find as much sought i men as she once a- I. with id and ; i plied, work . don why it . dust y. I v minute i i i, notice I smooth as j replied the ma i . three trails, I hi re us I knows on e M care to lake the job to night Startled Him. k Doctor, I with would . ail the house and hi . . n th afraid he is losing her n i i , m I itch is -e Well, our week you know. , I last l -f . . i POOR PRINT

HAS IT EVER OCCURRED TO YOU So Tired DIRECTORY. a white house Main People You Can Reach Without w leaving your office A Telephone Line IS DOOR TO NO TELEPHONE IS TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE. J. Elks, Chairman. W. Home, J. K. Spier,. R. Barnhill J. W. Page. Clerk Superior C. Moore, may be from overwork, but the chances are Us from an in- With a well I It I I one can Jo of fatigue. a hundred per one j earning capacity. W. Tucker. by, aim only by Register of T. White. William D. Cox. Board of Q. Cox, Chairman, B. M. Arthur, I Superintendent ,. o .,,. . Interest in the of A . .,.,.,., St I I- e- C K. Flem- TALK IT YOU. j, A I is . . mm from Can Afford t ; In the form of i the or lubes all ill tin liabilities of I H own All per- T; C . .,, . ;.,,., i a i Bro TOWN B. Congleton, re J. R. Move. IV, A. II. Taft, C. s Carr. T. E. Hooker, J. Lanier, Not Quite a nu ,, a fir. Brown will lire- Mayor- . M. Woolen. J. I,. Carr. i. I l l I, i . i I a i -for C. D. Bonn tree. ion As J U. W. it m n , . ,,., . i .;.,. ,. , tin mm . ii If., patronage. i ; Horse Goods, Fire haw ii . Bryan, N. L. Sun,. mil -i ms . each I VI I III tin . . . . , . , ,.,. i; day Sunday a, in. , H. J P s- r T. King, tor. Bi Sun. day. W. of Sunday Si boo, By ii -II v. Sun J r -S junior. . i, I F r V day. R. Parker Super- . , , . . , . .,. Sunday t par- CI Bid , i 81- nil. d. and i Boy Bee i i , , I . nil ii Una Army That Mrs. Harri-on Showed I I Carolina Harrison was the lady of the land she gave I ft the renovation the White and i of her methods were unique, Mrs. Ben told story of one U her ideas, the working of which the witnessed once upon making an I early morning call. Mr-. in the red alone ilia inquired mother. i- Why, in the basement. Yon ill generally ii i i n are no more w rids lo com I for . dew i ii to lower corridor she i her i I lien. Mrs. Harrison- i i-. if i I i and . thin of all pointing in the r. where . . in et of In r my- of i m bugs, etc., that had slaughtered under her . . ion. now c me up into she said after she had c of her mi ills. want j i upstairs entered the i . . dining room, and i visitor, bi id . . of the . Inn i- ii l ii any- in said the ii it's mid doing s., Mrs. But- hi noticed good I i i. . . I nine ion i But then oh- ii . brown streak from the . I i file ; and , ii ion. ii it i- ll .; i i red I f In i ii u ii i Tuner, mi I I are i i for a feast, and . . I me well i will ho ii r, nil I all, ;.,. i Announcement . . i ; ell i I as yet and mil limes, f kepi lip . . in r. We beg leave to announce that we are Wholesale Retail r for-------n White Lead, Paints, Colors, and and Ready Paints. There is in the world better than the Harrison line. It has behind it a reputation for honorable wares and honorable dealings. If you use the Harrison Paints you need never worry quality. We trust that you favor us with your orders whenever you want good paint for any Have just a car load and can give you Special Prices. Bake Hart .; r Services every first I Sunday. B Bi a intendant of Sunday line ii- II. No u service i , known Mi A . , .-. i,, . . day Services every Sunday . ;,.,., ard it-in o Sunday School . If In servant . , ; . F G Hail- rule. i. I . i -i i is to in . lien ii is mar- N. C, REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE BANK OF GREENVILLE. GREENVILLE, N. C, AT THE OF BUSINESS MARCH 14th. 1905. e, I In ii f. to II . the I. blocks, I-- of room for and , are i for the pi e ram I v. hut B Dove . iv Cola i to mail pi with I ; th in W i- ; the lime ,. is ha v.;. wish ii A entertain run; r-. my boy lam V X A M, meets 1st . keep . , , , , , i i . , be real nights in each , , ,., ,, ,., Coin paid in 25,000.00 Surplus, Undivided less aid lo cheek 175,904.38 t out- 3,894.74 I'll 3,847.33 35,588.84 20,990.00 1280,277.99 standing 1,624 8330,277.99 We Keep School ks . plies, . St. Ii COB . i many . i . i . i Mali iOn RED KS W v Ur vi . Sec In lac of of ll When h. i No I. , . O O . ii Mm i , , v .,.,.,,., i vi, known at ii very care f i . XV r OrAn the Tar . So, K of r, M . I C Sail lea I i. T J Moore, K of H Si there is d in I all, . as I In an r. Si r ; had his i. H made a f of wore lay i K Co ,,,, ,., s ,,, , a i ; . Ed r and be-id of H their n ii I N Jr O A nourish e are told, Ni. Friday more heal-j ,.;.;,. , . . , than . . or mixture I Q K s hi i North Carolina. County of Pitt, j I, L. the above-named bank, do swear that the Statement above is true to the best of knowledge and belief JAMES L. LITTLE. Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 23rd day of March. 1903. Notary Public. J. A. ANDREWS, J. W. WILSON. r Clerk ft ; . pay- o a if i mi S I of s i, Sin C. . Anyhow. s earn as it lo he. tick i Ii Victor Receives PRIZE- To Victor Belongs Spoils. Special the Si. is. Mo., Oct. Victor Safe a Lock of Cincinnati, received, to-day, the Grand Prise the World . . ii To in- . , , V I received, to-day, the Grand Prize the . Pair, for their exhibit of solid Manganese Steel bank ,, and general line of lire and safes and vault., Cl . I . . their magnificent display taking over all tor for modern improvements, i I I l vi , . ,. t,. torn of ever, on. in . and The Safe that has never been Burglarized. J. L. SUGG, GREENVILLE, The Reflector inn is Read B money to i .;. what wast, you have what they Rant advertise It yon an hot to i part of their y. do know lint J. B. t I'm., have the prettiest f and calico and in town. That choice buy J. H. smith Bin., received is flue. lime is good for Crop and a should use ii freely, at J. K. Smith ft Bra Mrs. K. Brown came train Sunday morning. That lacs and embroidery is the prettiest in town you wain baby J. K. Smith Bro. great plea-sure receiving hay Independent King Quality are the willing receipts we handle Trust j You win find them at J. J. Ed- in arrears. We have a goods, Hart I ward Son. of all who receive their mail at For peaches, apples, corn I Complete stock spring this office. We also lake orders c, apply to E. B I at J. J. Edward ft for printing. Long and family, of When you need a nice, light, who has been OUR AYDEN DEPARTMENT. J. M. BLOW, Manager and Agent. AYDEN, N. C. . . AYDEN ITEMS. Don't fail to see Gannon Ty- son's new crockery both plain and May lo, Prices are cheaper As agent for Daily and we take than Come to sec us when several away from hone- for months, is back Now we have plenty the wagon and can I wheels and will sell them as cheap as any one. Ayden Milling Mfg, Co. Ayden, The say that ft I Tyson have the pretties line of tough pole, for your buggy or Call on us and make a election. Ayden Milling Mfg Co. N. C. Ayden Mfg. Co., Ayden, If yon need anything in way of Crockery, ware dome to sec us, Hart Jenkins. Call and examine our line of grade baggies. You can dress goods in town. Parmele. easily convinced of the superiority M- Barnes is visiting f material and II. M. Ayden Milling . Mtg. Co. j near The infant child of Mr. Mrs. Notice If yon Smith died last Thursday nice and clean, and was buried in Ayden cemetery in realize Friday afternoon. W. l, prices for it, bring it to the Dover, conducted Milling A Mfg. Co., Ayden, burial service. K. E. Co. win do all they if you do secure possible can to please you with, buggies. their new line of heavy- and fancy than ours, groceries. Mfg. Co., first light neat Harness, Ac, Tyson are displaying Ayden Milling A Mfg. Co., Ayden the line eve. to this market. Just received, fine line of E. ft Co's new and can you up in any style j m-t beef, fresh meats, .-an- sage, and fresh Ayden Milling Mfg Co. A high grade, smart graceful, are re- well made can be daily new groceries and at spent Saturday and Sunday here with ends. NOTICE. In to make room next Co days we will fell our regular grade buggies exceptionally low prices. is lake, inn business. Ayden Milling Ayden, Miss Rosa is visiting in light from he Ayden Milling ft Mfg. . There was large sewing sold I or on installment J. II Bro., Ayden received our spring stuck of pants. J. Edwards ft Son. Wrong eyeglasses are worse sometimes than none. If your eyes tire, they call for help. J, W Taylor a graduate optician. lit your glasses at reasonable prices. Noted doctors have said that wrong eye glasses are than poison. umbrella the town of Greenville on Friday, May 12th. A liberal reward for return of same will lie paid by C. A. Fair, Ayden, N. of the must elaborate and lines of summer goods ever brought to is now on display at the store of W. G, iS See them before making your purchases. They are agents for patterns seats for from here to Greenville Sun- and fashion sheets. the trade, that are simply the day to hear the Martin family. First and smoothest seat the market build -High Milling Mfg Co. buggies Ac. for we do not Ayden, N. C. The commissioners and Miss Daisy police should see toil that Milling ft Mfg. Co., Ayden, X. the week in Winterville. it,. . candies Did know you could get one yards, back lots and the streets oranges, . j r. i i i- land . of the old time are kept In a good sanitary at, n. i This extremely hot weather makes it really necessary that every precaution should be used. We have full line of shoes for ladies. Every pair guaranteed. J. J. Edwards ft Co. king cultivators, Gopher plows extra blades at R. I Smith A Bro. We are offering good values for For guano sowers see M. want at J. B Smith A The , Bro. Harris says Harrison Mart ft s for a bar Town and Country paints and J rel of Columbia Flour, none better colors are by far the best that he ever used that it Needles, oil, bands and knocked out several other brands in a test at Greenville last summer. This paint is sold by J. B. Smith a Bro Go IO J. Edwards A- Son for all makes of sewing machines at J. II. Tripp ft Ayden, N. Say neighbor have you seen that fr Simplex fertilizer distributor at , shoes, caps, your spring clothing. K. Smith ft Bro. It puts it rugs tables and w- B ho has been u any quantity you want and does away two weeks writing insurance waste any the ends n w has returned and reports an machine, usually successful trip. Get the Cox planter Do you want a nice suit, best on the market Smith ft pail pan's, shut, hat or low quartered shoes, the latest design- I f go to Jackson A Co, have m great quantities, end will please you. Granges, inn las and all gallon fruits kept by living door oil cloth Gannon Tyson. A large plaining latest unproved tools with which our work. Satisfaction teed. M. I. Tripp a Bro. We know vehicles and values, we also know the buggies we build and sell that we gladly guarantee them. Come to see us you buy not. If you can do better elsewhere we do nit expect your patronage. Milling and Mtg. Co. Ayden, N, O, Bro. Mrs. Willie of Parmele, a visit to her her here, returned home yesterday. J. it Smith can furnish ore milk each day to parties n town. I lie carriage buyer knows that a judgment often -Hi- lie kl Here is a which a K baggy be Bold. Our a certain In style and not offered ft Mfg. C . Ayden, Lawrence, of came down on yesterday's tram Something new Ayden J. It. ft Bra, have a I u mid . , and you can t your by i J. II. ft Bro. We sell i ii tin cash on I rm, Ayden, N. C. i John Lynn is his grandmother Ion Stuffing. For n very stuffing blanch u couple of-quarts and for half in water enough to cover, . Bi to them i of butter, a ii of a sail spoon . if pepper, a of minced ton- two of yolks Of two eggs. M I and the OF THE BANK OF N. C. At the close of nit . i- nm Discounts, i; i. I I. ; m Hanks, j Ca- . . . . . . ii,. notes . ii LIABILITIES. Ci stock paid in, d its less et to el, et II u 1.08 -s r . , . . An Odd Compliment. All in i he com pain of a w lo whom he .- I .- i I In --.-. when on a made use of I lie run nil . one was over her grave. . vi., for even i i the lady if I choice, I the powers, ma'am, but I wish I was the happy Mr. Pardon me fr hut Isn't your wife a to sO w. anything wanted i your wife . . , . , . . FURNITURE, CARPETS, MATTINGS, sue lo sit on and CURTAiNS knee. Now all over mo. Sum Journal WINTER CLOTHES Time to lay away winter clothes pretty soon. Better see to it they are protect ed from moths until are wanted again. We have MOTH BALLS MOTH POWDER CAMPHOR TAR BAGS CHAMBRAY A moth can't near any of them. They're cheaper buying new clothes. M. M. SAULS, Ph. G. N. C. BEFORE THE HOUSE BURNS. If you contemplate property While you are wading your I m I house may U tire. The Time to Ac it Now while the property is when yon get n the lire it- too late. write insures. Lei me explain fit out your whole NEXT DOOR TO WHITES. RICKS m on ii i ; I destroyed . ;. ,; . nice line of b i and fruits . f j, and cabbage,, a bottle and by i . Bi butt on i i i I ii i , ting y. i in nice, Mrs. Charlotte set weeks very pleasantly spent were . herewith relatives, returned to I B general wood and her home in Pact us last work haggles, wagons and carts consult M. B Tripp A A. Willis would beg. i- Tripp A Bro. are now form the public that he is prepared to make wooden legs for to move houses on short notice and horses horn. W, for The dispensary opened Saturday cheap glass ware, plain and with John Pierce and John Ah x- its a beauty and in fact everything The receipts for Come to see me a trial it to . sag ill .;. beat t. the i . grade. U in charge, without damage at reasonable prices. J, B. Smith A Bro. gives me more for my hams, shoulders chickens eggs than anybody else. A special meeting of the visors of public roads is called Saturday, May by J. L. That rock salt at J. B. Smith ft Bro., is the best thing I can get for my stock. They only eat what want of i at a time. Those while tan will convince you W. Simplex guano distributors, Cos j cotton planters and repairs at J. Smith Old man what makes you always go to J. B. Smith A Bro., to do your I can W. HOOKS, A. P. MURRAY, Painter and Paper Hanger. in I lava III In and ll, or mules. latest was a decided success, , , always get any thing I want Horn Ladies misses children black ., , , . ,. the and white slippers all at Smith The freshet loaf bread who has been Annie sud re ; f tinned to her home Monday We know interest men who prefer to walk or the All work entrusted to me rill designs a Wall Paper. A. P. MURRAY, N. steal;, etc. order. buns, r-i day. Yours to i lease, H. Co. and iv. ., B bi torn i-, tripe, II I Will IV i ii mil all kind of on freshest loaf bread right from the at ft A gentleman us Ayden bad charge of Greenville last Surely the old town was in good COLUMBIA FLOUR, J. A. Ricks Bro. Your Household Cleaning for Spring hands. The mill of the Ayden Milling and Mtg. Co. which has out repair is now in they are prepared to shortest who J. B. Smith A Bra, are may with patronage. for children have seen this also call special attention to be found there. If you their buggies. I something try them. men who will not believe that our buggies are the moat economical at their price. The soda fountain a ft M Law be in service from now the end of season., The newest an latest drinks will l want that are i m price , OIL CLOTH, other If it give you absolute your dealer will pay yon for returning it. B. F. Ayden. Curtains and Commodities. Yours truly, Dr. Joseph Dixon PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Block, Beat Ayden, N. C. TAFT VANDYKE. 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GREENVILLE'S Great . . of . i . fort Good Taste is Always Good Style on Health Shoes FOR MEN Tie i n obtained Is due principally to their ti n Comfortable From the Time You Put Them On. , , , a has succeeded in equaling them. The .; . . ; s. The price is W. pair, with full value I, ; . i . I long hold their shape as well as the 15.00 I CALL AND INSPECT THIS LINE. MACE FIT the Foot, the Head and the And a Token of Eternal Surrender J. B. . I ii i STORE. Dinner was just over at moss room of the young officers of the White hussars, stationed outside of and i group of fellows ton, idly lounging on the beautiful c that the city. Suddenly Lieutenant turn- ed to one of the men behind him and. seizing bis arm, cried no use. old man We all about it, so might as well The officer whom he bad ken looked in astonishment, lie was a hand-on fellow, with honest blue eyes and a proud bearing. hat in thunder are you talking he demanded amiably. look -o replied the other. one bore knows that are engaged to Mi- Kitty know more do, the all pi;. happened lei the with her the ore- lady and In ha n mi riding . In and brother it follows, . I am . i to the Ii i- I you might ex- t a . . kit ill an ill; I . . be said. if I had In in I tin aid I m . I. Ii Colonel tire In.- you like a .-on. and Madeline n most hew i tell in j; young hull. is favored at present. . This hi- words a and Mad Why, die i- only a Tin n all know about said Kirby a of growing up and lie- fascinating young Worthington did re- ply, lie Lad received a shock, and it was not long before he made some excuse and hastily limited the com- In fellow officers, we are walked rapidly in the the colonel's The curtain were drawn and .-hewed . large ; lighted, but ha Madeline's e. w .- The hi mi- .-; about to ring the Ml when the young girl's laugh rally, brad. Without doubt was l here. I turned i . furious with -elf one else. impudent voting puppy What hi i had lie coining around Madeline And win hadn't he, Ber- that colonel's was no longer n child, tun a very young i Did ii need a stranger make him recognize the u ant If in to hi- rooms. ., for a long tune the silvery . lb ii d the wind lie could think of nut hut Mail- and now i-i lest him fur his d ways in forgetting the main little no one hut lie had shown the colonel's daughter. Ber- was full of the -harp speech he Ii id made her a few days before when her levity had seemed particularly ill timed, and the memory of a tear .- had dashed away became intolerable. In fact, that single ear prevent- ed sleeping, lie tossed and turned in vain. Vt last, with the dawn and an early ride through the cool country, the I order in the of his idea.-. at Io . he mads his u ore the colonel's door, and I hi- lime he did I not hesitate It r j the bell. The m lid Ii I in lie k of the w here id over- looked the be Troubled, hi- rt b I id, d looked pi of fellow . is . r, pi to Ii sail. demur her, visit I Id. shall probably be very busy for the next two or three that you did not I come to Roe us lat asked Mad a night No; had a your now duties as prevented you also. How is the attractive Miss j Miss Kitty Do you believe that and bull story, too. Mad had more sense than to credit every story that the gossips in place set. growled Bernard. A sudden smile crossed piquant face, but she repressed it instantly. I thought she was such an intelligent well balanced and your she added, a spice of malice in her lone. 1- a thousand miles from the lady of my de- the lieutenant warmly, look- earnestly at his pretty ion. She has none of the charm, the freshness, the wit, that would attract want at least a show of tenderness in the woman to whose mercies I my one who will love me, if only a little. Besides, he suddenly rest raining his impetuous outbreak, might have trusted me enough to would told you before any one else if it me at all. he asked a pause. young girl looked at him in surprise. if you Bernard con- without waiting for an an- want to you a question. May Madeline nodded her bead in eon- sent. me, then, is it true you lime The colonel's daughter moved patiently, bin Bernard braved her displeasure. cannot tell you how much hope it is not he went on, Bob- by 1- chap, bill not ill all the kind of fellow for you. Von would never be with him in the the world. can't upon him for an realize that what am and doing Under the Same Condemnation. The Davidson Dispatch is currently reported and gen- accepted as a truth that there are from three to live illicit in almost constant operation in township, this county. Rev- officers are in Lexington almost every week, but one never hears of their visiting township, not- withstanding the fact that they had positive and reliable information t of the condition of affairs existing in that township. Why is thin Can you explain We have no idea why it is and hence cannot explain it; but take leave to suggest that while revenue officers are in Lexington almost every week, it is likely that David son county officers, charged with the execution of the Slate laws, are in Lexington almost every day; and if the facts about these illicit distiller- are as d, they are DO more to be acquitted of dereliction of duty the revenue officers are to be convicted of it. The operation of illicit distilleries is as much a viola- of the Watts law as is of any Federal statute. If county officers do not know this they should get down the acts of the legislature of and read about amongst the law s for a spell. one of these abominable little moonshine should be destroyed wherever audit is a duly equally in- upon State and Federal officers to find destiny them To exculpate one set by silence and rail cut against the other when both are equally guilty of failure to discharge a plain duty, is partisanship gone to Observer. may seem unworthy an Ii and a gentleman, but, oh, Mad, I de- sire happiness more than any- thing in the world, and I cannot bear lo see yon throw yourself away upon n man who I know is not The lie mint stopped. He was pale, but voice rang clear and earnest. said Mad after a slight did not know Mr. desirous of making me his wife. Certainly I have nevi r given him the smallest en- men in she a moment and then added ever I marry it will be with a man lo whom can give my whole confidence, some one whoso com- Original Observations. The cream of society is very often nothing but lei milk. every man who runs for at office has a walk-over. A man's distant relatives those who have the most money. has no in church Unit has no interest in humanity. Bread is lie life and it is frequently the Indigestion of life, will be both glad and proud sow aid pigs. become and who will be gentle w to and kind with Bernard looked at her. He had never her in mood She had him r he had tried to lie serious. a brute yo 11111-. ink me, lie murmured contritely. I ever have been an lo scold Madeline bands in a tit gesture of denial, and her eye- inly. Bernard at hi r, scarce daring to hope. Behind the hi ever lay a love too to In denied, and the I.- d both the whit voice his. dust then a above m m r for two are not doing a killing III colonel, cried Ber- I, turning toward the piazza, win d I, would laughed are iv. me me I Iv my I beg I love The colonel Mrs. on, who was dear, is be asked, i Here .- B who an Made- . I I to you Mrs. Gregory looked happily at her daughter. do dear Are you not M,. mother and r then she d to I pager yo h her. . . iii . mi My. re m lie ores in the token of eternal I id, Boston Her- About first of April there strayed my mar H Sow pigs. The sow is black and white, slit in one ear swallow in the other. Suitable reward fur in-- formation lending to n en very t J. W. Perkins, N. t;. Many h good has been given the degree by idle go-sips. Tuesday the Blades Lumber Co., New bad a 15.000 fire their plant. They Hie surveying for an road between and SUITED. A barrel for A hand out for the beat, A knock-out tor the bruiser And for the feet. is the name. All sell it and guarantee the result. DR. MOTT'S PILLS s WE I I V Q r y;, Shrunken to r .,. 1.11,1 hf our old at Hut. it for ft. lit . in l. I p n Of or upturn by mail on price, lilt., CO., ARNOLD'S BALSAM is CURE. Dysentery by Jno. L. Woolen and Coward Woolen R. L. Dentist. N. SUBSCRIBE TO THE EASTERN D. J. Editor and Owner. and Friday. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE VOL. No. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA, TUESDAY, MAY 1905. No. UNVEILING OF MONUMENT. AT Mr. Joyner to New Closing Exercises of Graded School. Today-Flag Will Be Received by There f , Mrs. Edmund N. Joyner. in North that baa a Mr. Andrew Joyner left at splendidly conducted school o'clock last for New Bern and from which lie present at the unveiling of the there has been better results. of the state of New superintendent, Prof. J. II. Jersey to the soldiers of that state is an up-to-date school man who were killed in the battle of in broadest and a teach. in At battle of mat ability. He has a New Jersey captured been assisted in the of the the flag of the j school three lady Plow and if will he exercises to the this held on of tie company today. After; At Hoe, K Hill- will Hard, of delivered received by Mia. Mary the. address Every Joyner, wife Edmund the for ere N. Joyner, as sixteen year old hour to bear the address and the Mary not only aided in I toe people out the flair, but was selected A people from the by patriots to present surrounding to the Plow boys, which she did for the grass hey would hive in a neat little address. The ting been there in numbers. Mr. was accepted by the captain of Billiard spoke n the now Major Hard- i.-s their of Greenville, N. V., and it is remarkable that both be and head of j lady who presented it, and and will be present to receive and they were of two I it back again after the lapse and real, and that they I nearly half a century. Mr. and have the relative proportion to Mrs. Joyner passed through last as a mouse lo an night from Columbia, and Mr. He showed in a Andrew his brother, joined earnest manner how them here to Mr. might be The and Joyner will be was a masterful effort from the slate of North Carolina by to end. Mr. was invitation of Glenn. strong happy m his lion f every point made, and the waiter beard a sen-i thoughtful MERRY-GO ROUND AND LAWN PAR- TY. A GREAT GAME. Greensboro Telegram. ITEMS. N. V. May Mrs. ti. returned Wednesday pending two weeks-with relatives in folk, Va M. ,. , , , , rs. B. B. and ,, , , . . u . . , ville mi I his Mary, who have been visiting Mrs returned Mon- day to their home in Elizabeth City. Mi. Robert mm, a popular bard- ware drummer of Petersburg spent a few days in town ibis week. Mrs. O, O. spent day in Greenville with Mrs. K It. A. died gentleman say alter speech was concluded ten years from now this speech be bearing results in the lives of every tine young man that heard it. Such speeches area benediction I to any community and the Farm- one. At night B splendidly selected program was rendered Id a manner that r. fleeted c upon the pupils taking Some of pieces were in effect. town has. a large handsome opera house about completed and the exercises held in this. There must have been something Large Amounts Taken in by the Altar Workers and Aid Society. The Altar Workers of the Methodist church bad go-round In charge Thursday night. While the Ladies Aid Society ed refreshments on the court lawn, of these societies the church received the large patronage which they s- justly merit, and the receipt- far those of previous Donation of this kind. For several days it had been the intention of Altar to charter me an evening, but on account of contracts Manager could not at ones name a date However, a more lovely and night could not have been Indeed it was ail mg of beauty and a night of stars, with no cloud hi- I I the Altar made good use of every opportunity to . the occasion successful one. As a result of their efforts were taken in at the round, which so delighted Manager that he gave a minutes ride free t . the While Altar Workers w- b engaged as above the ladies of the society were busy serving refresh men Is. Tie court house lawn had been baud- Homely lighted, attractive seats were tastefully arranged About the green. Early in the evening the was crowded with y and old, and ladies were kept busy serving delicacies, As a result of their efforts the receipts at lawn party amounted to making of taken in by the Altar Workers and Aid jointly. thrown in 3rd, Blow thrown 2nd. Henpeck. Lo to Greenville by Score Henpecks up, fan-, While. H., hits pitcher AND SOCIAL. Thursday, 1904. Thus. of is in town The greatest ball game ever on at 1st, fans. known In history of Greenville Greenville hits to as played in park Fri- pitcher and out at White h 1- afternoon. Henpecks played to left, makes l-t . j tome disadvantage, as their bits 3rd out a 1st, White tar pitcher, Anderson nukes spit ball list unable to fill 1st, . lame, hit. ,., ant , bi position in the box, having Anderson and ville this pitched a game be day be- Henpecks up, hits re wag called at to short and out at l-t. Brown hits Greenville at the and Wood-1 to 3rd and out at 1st, Hail in the for Henpecks. ,,,,, -no Moore and win, Harry went up aid Blow ditto, for two In Forbes hits this wen- , Winter- at Oral m.-n down, three bagger, and P., b- a ville evening la-e on halls, Brown score, Blow called for cutting 1--, Alston thin baseman's Moore hits to makes l-t, goes t. second, White hits to and out, Moore to left field, Wood-1 scores, Sanders up fans Rev. II J-. Moore left this word scores, Flanagan tips to Henpecks op, Flanagan hits to morning for Ki. son ville- bits 2nd out at hits left, Mrs. J. K. returned Brown thrown at 2nd, Overton ,,,, evening scores, hits to short, makes on balls, B., base on balls, , p., bits throw nut by S of ville, 1- i. u H- days here. C I-. Lincoln has from I Gilliam to Tar- this morning. W. Brown went to O. Hooker Wednesday evening from Norfolk. . If. for Wed evening. ball thrown from catcher, j White II, inns. Warren out 3rd while taking a Mis nap, i Wood aid out 2nd to Score Score lo favor up, While Umpire, Flanagan, lime of game by 2nd baseman, hits hours and minutes, Held, thrown 2nd, Wood- tips fly to pitcher, out. ward Hits on on Henpecks bat. While hits Forbes in box, Brown Blow, Flanagan, Three thrown out by base Home run- baseman. Greenville up, base on balls, James bits to short, Anderson takes 2nd, Pritchard flies to right field, Forbes Blow bits for two buses, Audi rot and James GRADED SCHOOL. . Nobles ii. returned ii lining. Mis. thus. and son Charlie, returned Wednesday eve- from n to Kelford. Mrs. Mary Lang, of and Miss Alien Lang went to Kins ton evening. Mrs. A. Whichard, of Whichard, at d her guest, Miss x Mary of Norfolk, spent today ; hen- with Mrs. J. Whichard. F. Harding and little 1.11 New Bern to be present at the the u 1111- . ITEMS ; six seven hundred people Sunday , . morning after an of several T weeks. The deceased was a native I , ,. in we have ever of Nash county and ins remains . ,,; i, , st en any here, I here were Several conveyed to hi.- old m . never in the Tuesday morning for , ,,. h W. II. Hawkins, of Chicago, bu was in week. L Mr. and children, of visited our K Thursday afternoon. Of as line a board of J. a and daughter, charge of a Mamie Both, of Greenville, spent Wednesday win. . Everybody showed their interest Wednesday night Mrs. Ricks, with Dr. and by Closing their business Joe Bawls, of Greenville, at hotel Wei- red letter day education for night. Miss Katharine, who has been sick for several days is able to be out again. Little Edith sick With I feyer. tin Presbyterian Church Services tomorrow the Pies. I district. Will Not Be Tolerated. Wednesday afternoon two solute white women who had id more liquor than was need took buggy in the Ties- ., , hum both through tin evening Since several of pan This morning they were ton are absent their pulpits before Mayor to anew this week a cordial i- and had to and coats, with the these . u, will be more the preaching of i , I I, I need Did- . db wot the first hi grand-mother, I Iii on, in South h Ito black and N. C, May 1905. A of is reported in this and adjoining neighborhoods, Mrs. Louise of I Friday some time with son, M. F. C. Cameron and Mrs. Ii. i Cameron have been spending a few days here, and to yesterday. and Mi.-, Tucker in Winterville. Several of our friends attended the farewell sermon of Dr. Martin Sunday evening, went to Saturday. Misses Ad nit and I Dannie and Me- Lawhorn i Stove Sunday. Mies Bessie Smith, Woodland, u. in the neighborhood Sunday Miss spent Saturday night and Joe i- ere in this vicinity Sunday. Ola Winterville, I spent Saturday with Lewis G. James this mom It from New Bern. F. Harding this morning from New Bern. W. E. Nichols went to Ending of the Second Session graded school, the ore, Blow the town, has closed its r, . term was commemorating the battle of New bat, successful and gratifying. Bern during the civil war, which u, Overton T,. ,. ,,,,,,., ,, the work done In every was . , AI error, caught at excellent. Friday, May 1906. K ago preparations were I G. W. Baker left this morning Greenville, W bite hits through for an elaborate commence- for first, vis fly a, , ,.,;,., the ,., C. W. went to Winter- ,.,. ,., ,, after,. White scores, out short cough am the this had to be Henpecks, White H-. singles to V. interesting ex- center, James was on the held Friday and threw nut, home lull , run by wild by ; . ii.,; . . the pupil- man. Woodward bats makes fit rendering . ., Thursday evening. makes first, hits c along ,, ,. . ,,, through Woodward scores, in regular They Brown showed training. and it At the address Johnston went to Winter- to short and is out, by E. evening, and makes first, faun. t a large Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Moore went Greenville op, Prichard out being out lo hear bun, sub- to Winterville Thursday evening, to left, Forties makes Alston error. was A. I; ,.,., Blow hits right field, p- Mount Thursday to 3rd, Moore mil to people have the pleasure left, Blow steals 2nd, White hits -I to. He of right thrown t 2nd, Blow and the prevailing Mrs. E. A. Forbes scores. disposition to fall down and borne White, H., fans, possess wealth, swings to Woodward do not make nobility. Mrs. J. Grimes, who has b hat, thrown out at 2nd, what been visiting her Mr. and bunts has I hat makes noble. J. J. left up, Woodward to steal synopsis of the evening for 2nd. Three men down. It Every Saturday, May ,. , , sentence was n gem and returned to Raleigh It hi l . mother and I hi- ll to. Chet Old Dick The . Ill it's little folks ate . of to m year It. Cherry. horse I'm we and passed the as ho, Greenville up, bits to , . .; w center, Jarvis makes Let, Sanders Anderson suck speeches could hits to Center, hits to short, Jarvis scores, makes 1-1, Cured Him. Forbes fans, three . en on base, . , , . candidate, in its for t base James , . ., speech ii ins to election Audi core, e hits 3rd u . , , , . had to to in II d Is . of children C, skinner returned to New this Rev; II. Moon turned from evening, B. i . and little this i; i, ii -Some i; foul . , beating but . ll . . man, . rod . . . . rd, Jarvis fans I I know I I . . . . . . id n id to Winterville tarry, from took l POOR PRINT

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