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M- SPECIAL Sale OF Low Shoes and Slippers. Peace i- lo r- Pew which appears in mother issue. Peace one nod best has fur jun- been one f the mi st in- the South. The of instruction me those of colleges for care- training in given in each de- Arr together with that of Expression, are under the charge of specialists nod superior advantages attractive courses. its In me like rounding and its nigh standard, appeals those patents who desire the best for . bad not been doing hi. dot, of late and therefore services were ford I early in t is broken that nine stocked, II ON THURSDAY, MAY 25TH. Ready For the Fray. With the additional new players secured for Greenville stock of Children's and Infant's Ox- THE LIE GIVEN. A BLOW, A SHOT Mr. L. W. in Van Sharp in Jail. Wilson, N. Jane L. W. a i the with a bullet would in hie left hip inflict- ed by another white man Van Sharp, of Mr. km brought here day night and in resting comfort The trouble occurred three miles from Selma at the saw mill Mr is on the Neuse river, where the Southern railroad crosses. Sharp has bees for his force, and Saturday afternoon Mr. Bachelor, after lo and early application is necessary in order lo secure , place on this list. e President James for further par i- sent aim w was a somewhat pretentious roll educated person, I en in is in are ready tor the with Washington and have no idea of the visitors off Hi- Everybody turn Friday and give the Sharp, so M says, at once his word and was asked if lie intended bun a liar. The words were repeated and Mr at Sharp who palled his pistol tired with the above results. Sharp is now in the jail and having had his Saturday was imprisoned in default of lull for and Observer. at Greatly Reduced Prices. t good, New Shoes. A chance to buy good, new shoes Reduced Prices i, just in time to meet your needs, before the stock sizes run down, is opportunity, w. . attention of careful buyers, who appreciate gen- i,;,. n . . . . Temple Sent To Penitentiary. Raleigh, N. June Powell, Of Norfolk, Va., found guilty the Federal court of attempting to defraud by use the United today sentenced to two years aid Harry Skinner, Jr. months Imprisonment lo I m He the Won s Hotel and Will pay l each good and express the above at Chase City, Va. s Temple that have; with us. In the practice of the Law, Mr. Harry Jr. name will SKINNER rs. . 2nd, SKINNER, v . AL OFFER -e is simple, and We are over many Summer need the room and want and In order clean out quickly Was Too Previous. ml i pitched in- n the log the e house, afternoon and ti i . ti pitched his without Hist was, after that II was per In i i and A poet, by the middle of the century ended his in prison tor theft. was indeed an inveterate thief and was apprehended more than At the prison of Ste. his incarceration once met revolutionist and a-ho generally in prison for some political A.- political prisoners were general- sent to and as posed that he, too, had been en- for some revolutionary at- tempt. So, stepping up to him, he extended hands and said, with a friendly sir, political beg pardon, said straightening up and look- down very coldly on in for stealing, if you A Bull. A wire was the victim not long, funniest ever ; Ids division, lie hail hi line- man out to truce i i mar New York and n , r it. Pres- a report i nine lo from the of i with w.-i. Tell Pal d means b who Pal and was it s of So in t name was km lo the service. Investigation I mys- tery, and Put proved to We only silence. When Bismarck was a boy hi father desired him become n says Hon. Andrew l. in the Century. In hi- later years Hie found humor in the suggestion. probably think if I had become a clergyman I should be a better ho said jocosely to his wife one evening. will not to she said quietly, my answer would not be Solicitude. said young Mrs. do wish yon would keep away from the race There was no heard some men talking about n lot of long shots landed, and I had known, Charley, dear, that there was rifle practice going on in the neighborhood should never have ltd you go near the place. Washington rim, s To- , I veil mutual e All a Winner W- . I. one ; i I the i I I U-dine. I s. Tun leather Court Tie Oxfords, worth for Court Tie Oxfords, worth for 2.25. it and plain kid Oxfords, 2.50 for 1.85. . leather Strap i, plain kid Strap Sandals, Tl Is -I me tip Oxfords, tan hid Court Tie Oxfords worth and 2.25 per pair, to be sold all for BALSAM Warranted to CURB- Cholera By L. and Wooten Baltimore, -t, peel j i entered. Will new ho n i lit -n. ale mare, . a in i i i; races . Mr. Nd, a y. ;. kid Sandals, patent . ,. . . styles and plain common sense that are selling for pair, 1.13;. , , Sandals that are selling IS Institute Young Women end Music. The Best Place Daughter College Courses High Standard FREE MINN Jas. a ten ,; u g I i. in He- i Out. . . tn .- ,. , ii Hid the bad church me offered in U above. there i sternum in Ute lie BOon PILLS c. V Bertha, i placing hot water Sale fer banish No remedy MOT . . II ill I,.,. in s i ii more mod- P in gallon . at this beautiful line Are You Suffering a C with your .- or Bladder if so Drink the We with Ki or sun of the bes water. Not What Sin; Meant. Herman worn n who I. to i,,, and hooted by the , i-. I i wan being driven mall to St. Put- ting i the coach, called mil in broken ; .-. . u ; nil it , I a man I hi crowd, for our to , . i ,.,. ; ., r at it f l-h-M Yon i the inn Well, a ma, it, and I -Come la nil London STRONG Again is what Mrs. Lucy said after taking Dyspepsia H Hundreds are e re- stored to perfect health by this rem- YOU well if you will take it all the sick- that women hive. It deprives the system of nourish- debate to suffer weaken, and STORE. . . ,. .- of nil tin Dyspepsia Cure Digests What You Eat i i Tl is Vi THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner. and Friday. ONE DOLLAR PER IN ADVANCE VOL. No. GREENVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA, TUESDAY, JUNE 1905. No. REWARD FOR HEROISM. Capt. Ola Forbes Receives Beautiful Cold Medal Capt. Ola Greenville and , a made very proud by the of a package came in through the It was a hands-me case beautiful gold medal, and presented to by B. of Baltimore. The pin from which the medal i bean the name Ola The front of the medal bean the inscription in letters prevented For heroic deed my lite in Tar River N. From G. B. On the i he in i a and the date May 1908 design the in exceedingly beautiful and Is justly proud it It will be remembered that Follies was up from Washington on May and had several traveling men on hoard bis launch, a mishap on the way gave them a thrilling experience. He bravely rescued Mr. front drowning. A graph ii- account of the wax given The at the time. Mr. very grateful to Forbes and felt that no was too great his heroin deed. He tends the as a mark of his appreciation. A PRETTY GAME. Greenville Gives Suffolk a Shut Out. It was a good game you missed if you were not at Arthur's It was one of those unusual one hour and thirty min- games; resplendent from stint to finish with thrilling, hair sensational plays. Yes, indeed, it was a game, a game that was thoroughly enjoyable. Doubles and made it fast, and there was fun enough I. amuse Stand. The funny man in left field was a rare treat to Hie ladies and babies. Well, didn't he have busby hair and couldn't he jump It is a pleasure in have a team like Suffolk come to They play fast, clean, gentlemanly ball, and can take a defeat grace fully, and in good They arr planning for another trip up mi way Five to nothing was the score. That looks bad Washington, It ii a pity sack a game as shown by the tabulated below, should have been by no larger crowd. Don't miss will he still better. Tabulated Greenville. r. b. a. e. ARE THEY OF THE WASHINGTON AWN DROWNED. HP The Selection of Peace Envoys. St. Petersburg, June it is authorized to say that Count the retiring Washington will not participate in the peace negotiations, but will leave Die United States Immediately on the arrival of Baron Rosen, his From independent sources Associated Press confirms the statement the Buss, that Count will bare no part in the peace negotiations. The question of a temporary suspension of hostilities seems to test with In Hie meantime the chancelleries of St. Petersburg and are occupied with the selection of the plenipotentiaries. It now be regarded as settled that they will number three on each side. Au important consideration re- quiring adjustment is the desire of each country to appoint of equal rank, and this in- creases the probability that M. preside at of the committee of ministers, may be one the Russian plenipotentiaries if Japan names the Marquis Ito, president the Japanese privy council. It is possible that M, the Russian ambassador at Paris may not go to Washington. As dean of the Russian diplomatic crops he was the choice of the Foreign Office, he is of advanced age and his health is not robust. It is still an open question whether he may not ask to be relieved of his mission. In such an event it is considered certain that Baron be appointed. James, B J. Smith, c on, p. K, if, Walker, White, lb. Harris, cf. Forbes, If. e. Bryant, K. Barrel Bill, Heath, Tucker, e. Dean, If. Hubbard, p. ii Bryant, B. lb. ville Suffolk Thompson Greenville struck by j ii double plays to J., Turner, J., to J- t. Walker. Hit leasing makes that new baby at your home cry so much, Tommy cry very much and anyway, if all your teeth wen- out your hair off and your legs so weak you couldn't stand or. them, I guess you'd feel like crying RARE OLD MONEY. United States Confederation Bill of 1778 There are many specimens of rate coins and currency in but we have not seen a more unusual one than has been shown us by B. A. Sr. It is a bill, printed in black on while paper and is x inches in size. is a States note and says on its face bill entitles the bearer to receive forty Spanish milled dollars, or the value there in gold or according to a resolution passed by congress at Philadelphia, Sept. This bill of currency is so that some of the printing on it has become indistinct, as has also the written signature. On the side bearing the certificate printed above is a disc with an altar in center and an eye above rays upon it. In a circle around the altar are stars, the word circling the lower half. On the other side is a of plants that resemble tobacco. Mr. had this old bill of currency many years and prizes it highly. He also showed us an old cents shin plaster. Julius a white man, serving a months was pardoned Tuesday by Governor is dying with consumption. The Score to in Favor of Green- ville. Ii was an ideal, yes, a perfect that twelve I hundred tans Friday at the park; , too warm, not i with a cooling breeze through the wires of the grand Stand. Indeed it seemed an I afternoon set apart fur the Wash- base hall game. The grand stand was a scene beauty, It was filled to with the looters l each team it and bean. I women standing for then bidding them to do or die. And the of the opposing teams lent to the gaily they were and fluttering the breeze from hands of pretty women. Meg- with blue and; red megaphones entwined h orange and black were fruit- with and shouts of approbation . Washington, of the ma had come lo later defeat to the on the Tar. Yes, Washington, I he queen of the boggy, ks of the Tar, with their two hundred I human souls, proud, expectant, and confident they came. proud, self-considered beautiful bad come with their invincible, Woolen, their absolute King, who nails them at second, Fatly the erstwhile leaguer, j wasn't it jarring Oh, citizens of think of the insignificant hamlet on the live runs, the of the- just three. Ob, i couldn't you shout all If ever say Bert j play second you tell u------, well somebody will tell you he can. i Turner, . became overheated I and was out of the game after the fit SI out of one time at the bat be bagged one single scored one Dick went in I the after like he had Springs his hoes, he baud- led the Stick veteran. in the central garden a caution. He paddled his at speed, and took thing that went his way. Turner, E. covered the third sack in fairly good style, with he's had, and beat nut a of bunts. we forgetting Gus and old Thompson I Not on life. Suppose had hit June of those be missed I He saved base hit by one of j I his stops, and Gus was there with the goods every single time. Walker in the box was a lion too tough of the batters. They fell be- fore those sweeps of his like weary- travelers by the country way side. Rowe, the redoubtable man. Are you wondering why he was saved for the last Well, he is pretty the best, and that always comes last; you know. He is verily a tower of strength. His throwing was exactly to the point, and he was in the game from the jump. Now a word about our Did you ever see a thirty cent piece t Well, that was Oh my, didn't he get his bumps Up against that Can- thirty cent piece there looms up a beautiful American in gold. Well, that's Walker. He's for his lace value. Nine hits were made against that thirty cent considered invincible pitcher. Isn't it the little river ham- should have done this The feeling between the towns Attacked With Vertigo and Fell Over- board. There sad ending In the Washington base ball excursion to Greenville Friday. As the boats were returning to Washington A, J. Mitchell, was on gas bout Magnolia, an attack of vertigo, and was drowned. The accident between and landings, Mr. Mitch- ell was between and years and leave- a wife and four children. The body had nut been last report. Crop Report. June weather bureau's weekly j Of crop c Further improvement in the condition cotton is very generally indicated throughout the cotton belt. crap is now in a good State of cultivation, although some fields continue foul portions of j the central and western districts Florida, While, as a rule, I good growth is the plant continues small. Lice are still it North Carolina, but are less numerous in South Carolina, Georgia and Alabama. Consider- able damage t web worms is reported from Oklahoma and Indian Territories, some fields are being devoted crops. Boll weevil- spreading in northwestern but ally the is ant great. Tobacco planting is largely finish- ed except in the more and the crop is generally well. Thompson to Stay. ii m ill in a pleasure to j the base ball fan.- to know that Thompson I be man who pitched the Suffolk game, decided to stay the Greenville team. He is a strung and will strengthen the team ways. He is i pitcher a bitter. The colored Normal school has been closed for, good. has been too strong the past. Let us have a good, pleasant, friendly rivalry between them. The incident in the last inning was unfortunate is to be de- We believe Washington people are d enough to place the blame it belongs. r. h. a. e. James, B., Turner, E. Smith, Rowe, c. Thompson, if. Turner and Forbes, If. Harris, cf. White, lb. Walker, p. Springs, Short, F., Taylor, Simmons. Wooten, Total Summary. Earned runs, Green- ville Washington two base hit, Giles two; first base on balls, Walker Wooten struck out by Walker by Wooten . Time of game umpire, E, Lewis, scorer, Frank The next game is with Kinston are PERSONALS AND SOCIAL Thursday, June The Suffolk baseball boys left this morning Dr. It. L. Carr returned this , morning from Danville. Mrs. W. T. and children went lo this morning. Mr-. O. c. of was in town W. H. Harrington returned Wednesday evening from Miss Allen, of Danville, arrived this morning to visit Mrs. Alice Harper. Mrs. Skinner son. Francis, went lo Wrightsville this morning. W. J. and son, Ronald, Wednesday evening from Mis. J. H. Mitchell and child- of Suffolk, Va., are visiting Mrs. W. H. Johnson. W. L. Brown went to ville Wednesday evening and returned this morning. Forbes went to Winter- ville Wednesday evening returned this morning, Misses Kale Moore, of are spending day i Mr B, F, Mr. Mr-. H. W, Wilson urn children, of Danville, are visiting the of W Pin Bey. A. T. King, of Richmond, came in today to conduct the funeral of Mr.-. Randolph, Friday, Jane 1905, C. M. Jones left this morning for Raleigh. s. J. went up the road the whip man is in town today. Dr. W. ll. of char-1 is at Hotel Bertha. W. H. returned from ; ville this morning. B. W. retorted from I Norfolk Thursday evening. Fred Forbes is keeping for the Bank Greenville. Miss went to Winterville Thursday evening. Lewis, of Kinston, came . this morning to umpire the ball game. Mis- Moore, of Grimes- land, is visiting her uncle T. R. Moore. returned Thurs- day evening from Richmond and Baltimore. Miss Nell Hinsdale, of Raleigh, is spending a few days with Miss Lottie Blow. W. Cotten, of Tarboro, was among the base ball rooters today. Miss Claudia Simmons, of Wash- is visiting Misses Helen Forbes. F. M. Hornaday returned this morning from a business trip to the Southern part of the state. Misses May and Lillian of Henderson, arrived Thurs- day to spend several days with their father. N. H. Whitfield. Saturday, 1905. Rev. W. E. Cox went to Kinston this morning. W. R. Parker, Jr., returned from learning. Hughes, of Danville, is visiting at Mrs. W. T. Lipscomb. M. P. J. Williams left this morning for county. L. W. Tucker went to Oxford this morning to bring back the o;. Dr. R, L Carr let Friday after- noon Beaufort to take hi- who has very sick. Mis Abe Harper mil pun. Alexander, and Allen went in Beaufort Friday evening. Mi- Wilson, win, baa been visiting Mr. Mis. W. M. returned hum this Misses II-nine Anna- Alice Blow Myrtle Wilson been attending institute at returned this morning. DOPE FOR THE FANS. Curves From Box. old Thompson base ball Well, maybe Butt didn't Wednesday, figure in that doublet He scoop- ed in up like an old timer says, he em unless they are lilt of the diamond. Paul Met rick says, you what's n fact, when they get a hit by snort it's got lo be a hit, ain't Mil was the game from the start. say- he did not use much speed Wednesday, What he did use did look good, says, luck mil Well. I should smile. Washington was sore morn- it, O. Tin y would have given 1500 ll to have been the oilier Way. How was catch in the right ii when Sufi had two men on bases, and one To win a girl Greenville now, take her to a bull game, and give- In ; a h .- list charm. John Ivey caught like he was use to it. It's a m- lip, for Jack usually has a hand- some face. is all right for tomorrow. The we must win. Bo guess we must. Well ii does look us the ray the team showed up Wed They certainly played winning hall. Haywood says racing Cod ain't it with base ball the way we ate playing now. That catch Turner., on short was highway of Suffolk. It was hair raising. Burial of Mm. Randolph. The funeral of Mrs. Lucy who Wednesday morn took place this afternoon. remains, were taken from the home to the Baptist church, of which she was a devoted member, where services were held by Rev. A. T. Kink, of Richmond, former pastor, assisted by Rev. H. H. The body was taken to the old home place in the country and i interred. The pull bearers were Messrs. G. F. J. O. Bowling, D. C. Moore, B. If. Schultz, J. R. and C. T. M foul, Terrible Blow By a Shift. Washington, N. C, June well nigh fatal accident happened yesterday at the lumber mill of Mr. W. B. Willing on the outskirts of town. A boy named Wright who was engaged assisting his. father on some work was struck by a rapidly revolving shaft hurt in the side stomach. It is feared be is also injured Internally, Willis P. Turner, of Panther Branch township, Wake died Tuesday. . ,. . I I POOR PRINT -1

in C. T. Big Store. per-. La l I i. now L-i Ts I m v r.-i Tip i now mi Co Collars. Mi mi I i Coll II II i Cut Prices on Millinery. ll CM BO L II ., ii i VI I DO I I Embroideries. ii Em w.- an o A I overs, Insert ions, corset off Is and fancy Conic i. ; h Ii i . . i i I . I irk m I. , n . tin I I Men's Furnishing--Things you need. N rt. I I i. I oil I'll. i ii i c . urn i . i i . . . V to ; C . , J to . i lie to In men's wen Wash Goods. i . . , now I . . now i now i now i undies now Silks of all Kinds. Silk, won . i i Sill id . . Silk, ii is cents. ilk s . Men's Straw Hats. San t at factory left, i i i . ., . . mm n. c. ORIGIN OF MUFF. At It Wat Property of Venetian . of a tin- r I i diaries In State Auditor Dixon is sending out to the pension hoards f the various counties copies of the new pension law, together with the list of pensioners from each county. The present law was amended by the last Legislature as that the County board pensions may place upon the pension roll in be lo ho or the would otherwise belong any Confederate Great Campaign colors, soldier, sailor or widow, disqualified Iii ore by the provisions of this section who . appear lo be unable to earn , living from valued as It ii. for m, s of and who may appear to the board, last of u worthy If , t went ll ,, ,. ,. small . new Mate VI the present Auditor Dixon course this din in i is proper, hut I matter is left entirely with the conn- deer- pension board and it g I One desired that the latter be extremely J of till Ivies I . , , . . . , , i, . , , ,, , , in making thorough I . ill ,,,,.; . ,., I nation of each application who i-o iii. i mi was the i pro of the lilt and in Venice. These i i i e lei small and i 1500 in value, because i one of this class ho i placed ii pension rolls will take money from those who possibly need eon , worse, and unless the cases are . lined fur, urgent I think it would for the county pension board to approve this of i the n- ,. . , . . ,,, , Hie previous i -till lie a ii-e rich fur, i , r or ii neck piece. Bill the sleepy head, r reached ii- loved lo lay bed; ; ii ll toll a I I r, I ii re III,; , , ,,. ., Ins slumbers overtook him. cloth I of fur, and the he waking furrier made n uproar. was break- I d e ope lo the v ,. . h I in- n- I merchant bribed the heads- I mall ,,,,, , us I Pills, shrunk from K i such the fill ; I now live- i , or Hit r I of I . . . all . v a st i mi i not . Shanghai Ii ii ii city contains a After All. of the total for President in that city at the- Pro i . . I i. Sold At cording to the census id I i t. of November, 1904, Record. Si, , p. The industrious of h have discovered and Held i rued on their latest lists ,,. voters. Comment ii nu- I I and i lied ii ire W lien II , I hem ed, th en d I lull i II l win I t ii I , ill Ir . ran i i-i en v. I . i In I ii -lied JO are i n said ll i I did Hot i I all . . i he quantity food taken I or the quality too rich, inch i- to follow, so ii the digestion . weakened ; it slowly and not d. . Lei live between meals, j ti feel a fullness and weight limn of Ho alter i . ., Iain's and , ,;, ,, Tablets and the r .,,., Pl. avoided. n- ,. Drag Store, well tor a i not too ,. r v ,,. f i i mid i I to start on i of .,., , .,,, ., ,.,, i A Kansas physician had never been sen and The other day he received . v i; the empty wallet this Honolulu and the ,, . . ,. . . I please fill this . u hen Ii id i poi and i nixed n treat deal i Hi- The Salve Thai down to him oil and Iii. mi . V, ll. h pen I red iii the pore Hie and into tie. Vs a the acute ,,, ., Ii he oped even the by ii- antiseptic, ml and ii lull in i ii Burns, i Ki Ti Hi i r Win m and all skin diseases. A specific Wind, bk-i Mm h and lo . ere I I don't Hut I cry t a feel I and e in by K, C. Co, and sold by John. L. ii i , J I k, ex- -ii in v vii-. I D ,,. , no . . n ; ii I The I m; i i Mi chill i ti in i ll . -cm. I I, When The following story of Dewey is told by one of the sailors who returned on the Raleigh, dust before the of Manila, when the order was given to strip for action, the smallest powder boy on the dropped his coat over- board. He asked permission to jump after it. but was He went to the side of the ship, dropped overboard, recovered his coat and was promptly arrested for Admiral spoke kindly to him, who began to weep, and said the coat contained his mother a picture, which he had just kissed, and he could not bear to see Dewey's eyes filled with wars, lie fairly embraced the boy, and ordered him be released, who love their mothers enough lo risk their lives for her picture not be kept in irons on this fleet. Exchange. t ii Of with One Small Colic, cholera Mr W. A hi., relate- he while serving on a in i nun or case at seat of He there I ate some fresh meal and some meal and cholera moron-in a very i was never more sick life and sent to t hit drug store for a curtail mixture, but the sent me a bottle of and Remedy instead, saying that he nail what I sent for, but that this medicine was so he would rather send to me in fix was in. I took one dose it and was better in live minutes. The second cured me entire- Two fellow jurors were afflict- ed in same manner and one mall bottle curd the For at Store. f Editors and Doctors, an editor makes a mistake, UNIVERSITY OF North Carolina. Head the Educational y Collegiate, ring L . . Medicine, Library contains v . m Now water works, Eli Lights, Central system. Now dorm minis- Y. M. U. A. The Fall term Sept ll, A i it FRANCIS P- VENABLE. Chapel Hill, N. c D. W. III Al I U IN Groceries j And Cotton Bagging and Ties always on hand Fresh floods kept con- in stick. Country Produce Bought and Sold you Had to Get Your In the Old Way In the old people bad to go from house to house to tell the new- or meet store om week in out what was on. i y w-r.- slow days It Is Not So Now Hut in this day of nu and rural mail you can gel the day. is the leading ago an I h n i- o a good newspaper. Every man mi t i take his know what is going on. The Reflector A beautiful Of ; D. W. R E E N L L ll I I North Carolina. The North Carolina can supply yon with the news. and THE DALLY j I is a page paper and costs a year. in i i i i. I THE EASTERN REFLECTOR j is a large page paper, Ma year. A ND Don't be without a paper when you can go cheap f yon are not a subscriber send not to college of agriculture e buries, it. the Mechanic Arts ii mil. .- one there in a law suit, swear smell hut the doctor makes one there is a in town s. Offers practical industrial in funeral, cut flowers and a education in The doctor run use a word Industrial a yard long with knowing t Chemistry, and tho Textile it means, but the editor it lie I has to spell it. II the doctor goes to see man's wife he charts for the visit, but if the editor goes to sec another man's wife he gels n i a . Tuition in foil ii year. Board s- b month. Address W. Raleigh. I buckshot When a doctor gets drunk it's a by when an editor gets VACANT drunk its a too much booze, ft, u .,,,, Md and if he dies it's a case of delirium awl Aft acres land, Any old medical c. lea., OF THE r HOUSE IS BETTER EQUIPPED TO DAY THAN EVER BEFORE To Produce me real Printing. . . J GREENVILLE NORTH .- Hi i r ii I liege j. .- A. Thou. Ed- can make a doctor. You can't make wards or Sophia Edwards land and ii. ii i . i i . others la the Horse Neck an editor. He has to be ,,., opening N. and In cod township. Quality vi. Quantity. not depend on tee quantity food I land, must tile their protest yon cut, hut oil its perfect with roe In writing within the next and proper thirty days, against the issuing i-t a you lake Dyspepsia Cure your system gets i I file Taker fer Pitt Co nourish men t out of all I., yon cat. t digests . eat regardless of the the NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION and , , . , .,.,,., , The of Savage proprieties to I he . a tissues. Tills build ii in the town of Greenville, has rent hens the entire in, Use I veil by mutual consent. All per- comes and cures . sous owing the can -W with n . i-i , i. i either and aw requested to come pepsin. Boil at once and settle their etc. Dyspepsia me one having accounts the can present them to either party. M. Savage. s. This Juno 7th, REFLECTOR PRINTING HOUSE, N. C. what i sometimes called America's national disease. Dyspepsia, is destined work a won- and lasting benefit to from this distressing and mind harassing condition. Sold by Jno. L. Woolen. STRAY About the of April there strayed from my farm near bans X Roods a sow pigs. The sow is black and white, slit in tampering with the has defeat- i , , .- i n. , ., , ,. one ear and swallow fork in the We do not believe that actually ed tho ends of justice nearly so often as the system that allows lawyers for the defense to pick jurors known by them to favoring to their Herald. other. Suitable reward for in- formation leading to j SAMPLE FREE bow and pigs. J. W. Perkins, FREE To-AH Our -THE GREAT AMERICAN FARMER, Indianapolis, Indiana. Tho Loading Journal of the Nation, Edited by an Able Corps of W Within the Next Thirty days We Offer Two for the Price of THE EASTERN REFLECTOR and THE AMERICAN Both One Year For Think of It. This unparalleled offer is made to ail now and all old ones who pay up all arrears and renew within days. t B MI i Du i I Li Tire You Sutler From i, i. or ., with your Kidneys Bladder i Buckhorn . i. . v C. hi o I nu nth ills Hie let tor several in ill -I ti Mi-. ii . i ii i -1 i u i Its ll . an .- It. OUR that. n i the known, thin is the ; a case . other i price, a ml eon . . by actual, will in uric acid dial k-.- This i on sale J A. KICKS Now S die GET YOUR SUPPLIES of SKINNER LAWYERS, Rooms j Temple Building. J I. Harry Skinner, Harry Skinner, Jr. i H. W. cured Lame Alter Years j All trades in car loll. I Suffering- , to suit I had been troubled with lame RANDOLPH ft back fortified I . v O ,,.,. m Hi. with m urn I the Law, Mr. . John ii bid. This is also nu for and Ii is sale by Store, The name will continue as . IKE, S Lawyers ill- Norfolk, Va. Cotton Factors and handlers Ties and Bags, and shipments 2nd, w . Solicited TO THE Everything you want in the nice Groceries, Canned Goods, Emits, Candies, Nuts, can be had at our store. We carry a large, supply of the Best I Goods j JOHNSTON BROS. The Cash POOR PRINT

mi l I THE EASTERN REFLECTOR AND J and It took about five years Ii it now reported nettle the caw. It country are certainly h to u like Mine method ought to be devised wherein I i go -late to that American litigation might be settled in a manufactured goods it has of time. The prolong oped that a movement is on girth in to Entered i H N. C, as matter, upon application. A,.,,,. . a every In Pitt and adjoining fag out court to another Foot ii We clip the following brings about hardship to the from the V., Bee, side that is weaker financially, we i . measure explains As to the merits of this cast we I threatened boycott. It u know sexy little, but it is a fact that the man the ability know perfectly well what I financially to prolong litigation circumstance furnished the pi-c- for the boycott is not x. C, Tuesday, . p ,. t n I -1 Even the news is not in with base ball in is mighty In a Sew York divorce trial fact was disclosed that the husband in the case did the family washing, owing to poverty and his wife's wields too gnat a The Suffolk ball team laid goose t Arthur's Park. high we suppose. that The man who argues should sleep more logic, but all of us have years courts. It he mere of a law in in certain seem so in this particular case. Chinese from our shores, but it method enforcing A Salisbury distiller who has swindled the government out of is the that law. The law itself is base upon a treaty l which China is a The Baptist mid summer meeting; sleep awaiting us av be f was tried in the Federal method of its enforce. meat has been such as to render it extremely offensive This being court at and given bis Choice Of To ; , to do will begin at Jackson Springs next it i, over here The rest to prison for two years and pay a whether it was worth while to send week. will come bye and bye. line of or restore the money men to China to locate the trouble. which he had defrauded the gov Some folks be waiting for a The Virginia-Pilot reports double tax them when tax ,. ., there Saturday listing For keening in rivalry I'll and . armers trouble is not there, but , What calls for investigation with a; go t. pill two view to its modification is the method and pay a fine of lie t . . . . our immigration officials, we ed the Hut what we started try to remove the cause of out to say about this man is that the the irritation, and the indications a minister several are that the cause is in this conn prominent citizens Salisbury try. went to the trial and testified to his integrity and good character. And , . f . Ann now the estimate for the be a distiller who had stolen crop has been set at I simple quotes the Houston ,. eight million bales. On this crawling on the street. The only thing strange about this story is that the Pilot say whether the snake was accompanied by monkeYS and pimping up in . ,,,, ,,, price bet en c Post. Not altogether most men like t. see their wives in handsome It the war lie hat sinking d at without c commissioners have Interest in the double newspaper it tin 1.1 run its . .-. but a great majority can't afford to gee their wives in I Therefore, they prefer the simple fabric The most the Czar . . , ., her reprieve to do would be to I How the ex- am; In- uncles and resign. some persons are count on high prices next fall. It is levied improvement tax of not w become too jubilant over r. cents on each valuation, Ii a prospect, even if the forecast While the tax is will raise were a reasonable one. It was Henry I enough revenue to pay on a W. Grady. we believe, who said that . Is a fool. It be issue to put . n vi that makes fools men. all the roads in the county in good Humanity's j condition. If bonds were issued for , things, and object lessons this purpose all the people the often count for little; and if the ex Mrs. condemned Vet murderess, has escaped the gallows. The governor she might lake an appeal State. Supreme generation would have nothing but ,. ;, could quickly gel the benefit ten cents for cotton next Hi . . . , till roads, and the present mil should a good hold upon Governor has an all summer job on his hands in attempting break up betting in Missouri. j to till Ion certain constitutional us touching her ease people now, they might get ten cent-and be no better oil than they should get only eight cents. As might have been expected that We are a little surprised that lightning hour schedule between Good roads would be a little interest pay each year for the benefit derived. There are some j Such expectation would flush the people who lift their hands in people with a spirit of extravagance when a bond issue is proposed, but d their would be larger it is the cheapest way la get Greensboro did not mike a bid for Mew York an Chicago resulted in a big wreck. The disaster Hi nineteen people and wounded many been railroad has decided back to torn continues a hour schedule. the The weather bureau ha trying several days make the fast trip an warm the best investment that could be at the end of the year. Lot's not be too jubilant over the prospect of high pries in the fall. Many I changes can come in bur months. Scotland Seek Commonwealth. Why Discriminate and Call it Justice THE MERCERIZED CONTROVERSY Still Continues to Burn Advertising Space and Money. Mary bad a little lamp The And everywhere that Mary went lamp was always seen, For Mary the whooping cough She would cough, cough sough And hut for Mary's little lamp She'd cough her head right off, r night by Mar The faithful lamp burned And Mary's and parents too, Could rest the de long Ideal are not easily defined, but it's easier to define vary, what satisfies one man doesn't We A W, judge says playing w e learn that some farmers have poker U waked gambling Wonder decided to take their plows and how much the judge In his last turn their up side down. game Governor Joseph I. Folk, of Missouri, in his address at the com- H., s a ,., to , . . in- , i r, another. That s what makes ideals an index to character, i Diversity even m some c finds cation the case I loch, f death in of his We ire glad to John E. Webster Weekly. I proving. that Col. is mighty tough on . that never won a cause, the other friends. The farmer whop -It is thing to be against now under wrong; it is quite another thing to for the murder of light combatant to . his case to the Supreme court of the and what ideal clothes difficult to produce, There are some general principles, however, and good quality them. The Style of Your Clothes the pattern, the price you pay disclose your taste and common a soldier in a Good citizens but cannot do so unless he can sense, but the quality is an index of character anted; . . . ., all of Web- I crop is just about need to become more aggressive. much in the hole now. The man that is afraid raise hi to defray the expense If you an all wool price for fabrics g up the record of the ease that that you an- easily but your ideals may . , I be good. U you willingly buy and wear the cotton ism is it is said the ii lop skirt is coming back. We hope it will lie side- tracked or wrecked on the nay. We learn and quietude in Durham. We sup- pose her attention has by The difference between a and a statesman is this A politician is a man who has held an office and wants another one A is a man who has held office and keeps right on holding one. See the difference stand in the open against There is something hard, evils, is of little benefit to good gov something cruel, something unjust that's another indication. Maybe you govern your eminent. The country needs sol- It means that a poor man of peace as well as s Idle, is of the power war. Monroe proclaimed the doctrine to the Supreme curt be- Is luxury a menace asks the News. It may he, but we are perfectly willing to try it the rest of our life. An exchange lays that society are to try Turkish cigarette. They will serve them right if they find them guilty. A middle western man shipped ten barrels of potatoes a few days ago. Ami turn received cents for the shipment. The old story of the fellow who tells his lady love that he is not worthy of her is never found out by his lady love until after she is married to him. A young man in a New York town dreamed the other night that he had fallen to ft and strange to say, the next day his dream came true. This is out of the ordinary. when a person dreams that he has suddenly become heir to a fortune, lie only wakes in the morn- to find that he has been a night mare all night. of America for Americana. Missouri doctrine invites that phase has nothing to do with it. lie is a and applies it both ways. Americans allowed the rights because for America is the slogan that needs is to to be sounded any poor man, we take it. Vet a man of money or with friends of wealth would find no trouble in In discussing at length appealing to the higher court. It ii boycott of American manufactured almost like liberty being purchased goods the New York Times and some cases it would News. the best possible policy for our government would be to repeal the oppressive of our It is said that the county laws which are in contradiction have declined to pay our treaty pledges, which we could do with very little harm to the on bridge bonds because the structure was not satisfactorily con by the same test. Be an All-Wool Man when it comes to buying clothing. Your clothes can be as good as they look if you say so Our label means all wool and best work it is a small thing to look for, a big thing to Let your next suit have Label on Made by Co. and sold by e. L. Wilkinson Go. of even the most violent The owners of the bonds, Dr. Charles K. Taylor, who has been president of Wake Forest Col- for twenty years, has tendered his resignation because of feeble health. Taylor has made the college an exceptionally able dent, and has it with the beat educational institutions in the South. W. L. who has been professor of biology in the col- for a long time, has been chosen foes of Chinese workmen. This the mercantile bodies who have trade with China urge, and the has, is reported, substantially promised to recommend it Con Whether Congress will pay any attention to it depends on the force and direction of public opinion and that is as yet Does this boycott amount to any- thing We think it does, and the South will he the biggest loser. In China lies our hope to create new markets for the sale of our cotton who are residents of Ohio, had to do with the bridge contract, having only paid for the bonds. If correctly stated, is about the ranKest instance of repudiation yet attempted in North Carolina It is as if a man borrow money and make an unprofitable deal with a third party and refuse on that account to pay back the amount borrowed. The courts will in all probability I for the Observer. Greensboro never fails to come in for share of sensational cases goods. If this is shut off the against N. Williams . . . i has been continued for a hearing in to succeed Dr. and will make South can look low prices for the city . s worthy successor to him. I next three or four years. Hardware. For C Stoves Ranges, Heaters Pumps, Guns, Am- munition, One and Two Horse Steel Plows, Heat Cutters and In fact anything in Hardware come to H. L. CARR WINTERVILLE This department is A. D. Johnston, who is authorized to rep- resent the Eastern Reflector in A BRETON LEGEND. Huge Granite In Art Imprisoned Pagan WINTERVILLE Wist . dune Look up Mr. Cooper about of you are in. Spa. i-h seed at. T. N Go's. We informed that A. W. pay highest price f-r count prices. load flour just received. Barber V hare moved into my -I neat the depot. I keep line of hardware, a black and repair shop i in W I. J another t of ladies, shoes- H Berber Allen of e, o-re l eye feel at Kill i-i Doth y y Si o t-.-l tiled oil re J b. come mattered while That pair. vision J died by wearing eye T. Cox carry full lino of spectacles and can lit your with he proper leis. ; men to orders for t-tut-k in ,. For enclose Stamp. Box 0.8, W. L. Brown, of vii were day T. W. mi T. s lit of ware mid Cf k cry band. Barber hilly f. r us sale by T. W. K. Cox, i-l Greenville, who has been visiting here, hi home, worry over that lot yon had over when you Kit ginning your hist lots. Co. Oil Mill, buys cotton in any the best market price paid every For Plymouth Bock Big, per Poll as last as the lay. II. Jackson N. Mr. who has been here a few days, left Friday A few the area bit in arr-a I have Hie the list on all the . ail route- u n of all oar and am prepared to give for the paper. Come and see me s d pay up, make Die happy, make I the editor happy, and yet yourself. I've for those who pay for a year in advance. A. Johnston. Mis-es Nancy Smith and Hattie Button returned tot hair home near Friday, Farmers who raise their hay Can he with the well n and by Harrington to. call and see them. of Dr. sure for at the drug of New Bern and territory. in need of o. and ware . i lo US bis I; . r the in , most are up A ROLL OF BUTTER. Why It Exchanged What Be- can-o of It. The little tow n of Men i r boasts i pro. lb all i he of Solomon, n ; the phis ledger. The other a try woman, the country over for the quality of her butter, e on old Silas with the odd request he take a use pound roll of her making, giving her in place of an equal an of butler from Ids own stock. Knowing, as he did, her butter than he had ever handled and knowing, boo, that she knew it was, the old fellow be- came and tinned the woman's motive. yOU said fill I conn- to do the to visit friends. Our spring and of this wed; found n mouse tied . mis ladies and gents cream, and somehow u r ,. j ,, . .,, folks feel kind about sit i it, ed and our stock ., . this here butter. . ., .; i- more complete nun ever that kind of butter to my custom- of hist re, suitings, weather pr-of, batiste all the latent designs, said the gets, am look her, Silas old woman, butter's any your customers ever as for e The respectfully invited what they don't know hurl to call inspect our line. Barber Co For hay, corn and oats, yo to Han Barber A Co. new corned herrings, received Harrington A Co. Corned . at Mi-.- Bessie Helen went o Friday to Miss For Holt time alarm for and clocks and see R. Co. Highest price for cotton by County Oil Mill. Go to T. N. it Co. fresh candies, nuts, choice We carry of over five hundred of wall We are prepared to y u as cheap as the cheapest. Come examine before elsewhere. B. them. The old man look the butler mid weighed it, went to hi.- cellar and niter a little while returned a mil of a somewhat different shape, but very much the -nine general and, this being to his customer, she took it and out. About a week later the country woman happened in again. you like the ask- ed the old philosopher. replied the woman. eat maybe yon was right, after seed all. about what people don't know i not Yin. Yon el the butter with the mouse in it. after all. I changed the shape of the roll a in lb i it dropped that the is of a ti Any i . ii mil ion i being i i . in that ii these scattered bowl I c day the who teachings of I ;.; . u paid for their -i m . . . . Once a year t he en haul d. Then the u i i -win.- their human forms . in the sea lo lot I deeply, they it in ii of co I . . I hem mil of i in infernal i of that great drinking it is v I to b mm d doors. At cock lived ones come Ink I t . , a cooling lo t he i u changing from men ii to .- again a- ti i surely i mi .,;. mortal in the hi is the i large ; . I ; of a good man charily Inn curved. led ed i Ir . de for I lei- It . i I I II halted la-fore the ; who had sought lo col mi I protected him until I had passed on. he saved. Then the e, i skirting as . lay on the ground in fainting s. on also i i it- place. ion . A. in Harper's buying loose coffee or anything you to have in his bin, how do you getting Some r stories about could told, if the people who handle it i speak out. Could any amount of talk have r housekeepers to use Lion Coffee, A Sarcastic Minister. a young preacher in Satisfactory been making my I base everything to my sou did it in about at all. The lawyer who Miss of it for mo used four sheets came Thursday to spend of paper. u days. Pitt Oil Mill ii now Cotton Seed. They pay the highest cash price or will ex. change for meal. When arc ready write prices. There is no reason why Co. did he charge he's honest lawyer. wanted to make the service the Tribune. land had charge of a station s a all salary . pointed lo chaplaincy tin the previous to i hie charge and before ho his sermon he ant tin and i hat he had three .-nils for his departure. i tint he -aid. e , son do not lose few of you come church. In the second , i . on do not love one another, re been no marriages mm m during the ll sears I base your minister, and the third e you do not lose for you little to the -1 i II in come get. have nothing mote to on this subject. will the leader of all of a century, if not superior t Purify, Flavor Cl I . tie due only In I n coo- and II the verdict et OF does not convince you the merits It costs you but a to buy a It Is easiest way to convince and to make you a PERMANENT in I lb. and you u us left ad An f. SOLD BY SPICE Ohio. KING At the drag store there we think have , pleased ,,. h , in table silverware and jewelry. whet and Colic and Kidney Cure, i o,,. j. thoroughly tin- combination kidney and u sure colic at the Drug Store Some try to meet. In pi ices. A few try to them quality and But none undertake to do both. equipped making ; Hour Mr. W. L. House and children left Friday to visit relatives in All colors of paint, yellow Harrington Barber a.-Co. Amos Tyson, of has been , of a frequent visitor here for the pas. j gIg M- all Tery three weeks Another Urge shipment of shoes p O. A. Kittrell all styles end prices very I fl g A mt u Barber Lace and hamburg cheap as the I cheapest at A. W. A. Co. in Reduction sales made on white goods and G. Chapman B, P. Manning, who has been away for the past week, came Thursday night. Paint your house how is the time, t Co. have the old reliable Town and where are Co. R. T. of Greenville, I hf prepared to make pictures. I am to A. W. Ange Go's. I We he hand a they are selling goods way now , . to see them, down now. Miss Davenport, who We will sell you at some price.- visiting Mrs. ChaPman left Friday for her home near Stokes. Special prices on ice cream R, O. A Co. For Pine honey, Walkers Dr. Hell's Pain killer, Hi. Bell's a Ore CUre for all troubles, sec T. N. A ;. h. L. went to vi de paint, guaranteed the at Barber Co. Ii. G. and Miss Lillian spent Friday in the try. has begun on the brick e. As the Romans Did. asked the inquisitive kill. you in Homo that did you So the Romans suppose so, ray -Well. then, all I've sot to say, chuckled the lad, who had before his mind's eye tin wrong set of pictures, that you have looked mighty funny go- around in broad daylight wear- nothing much hut a long tailed shirt and a Roman York Tribune. Overdrafts, unseen re end my text in the i Due from tor of St. John's gospel, second Items verse, go to prepare a for ., 20th. I ; ii The Diminutive. a little stream is a isn't it Bertie. is a cutlet a lit- cut a hamlet a little ham and a gimlet a little and a pamphlet a little PoOh, go Bertie I want a little quiet. Bertie -Well, why didn't you you wanted a An Odd Compliment. An Irishman was in the company of a widow to whom he was paying his addresses, when on giving a shudder she made use of the com- expression that some one walking over her grave. Pet, anxious for every of showing his affection for the of his choice, the powers, ma'am, but I wish was the happy ARNOLD'S BALSAM Warranted lo Dysentery Jno, L. Woolen and Coward The The i- essentially a bird of the desert. A pretty lion regarding the crest upon tin- bird's head tells that the was a gift from King Solomon in gratitude for shelter from the midday sun ed by a flight of The j decoration was a crown of gold, but, me. this day I Total Slate of N I, II. H I he and a lid i-s. as this brought unwelcome lions from the h changed the crown to a crest feathers. The characteristic note of the is produced us fol- The bird swallows us much and then taps it- In upon the ground. The escaping produces the earned for the bird its popular name. The Fan. In Japan the use of the fan was general front sixth century comparatively recent days, when every person, from the mikado his throne even down to the- school children, wielded a fan of design, according lo rank, profit lion or social standing. Lovers were wont lo exchange fans as token- of fidelity. The fan is still used umpires in wrestling and oilier mulches to emphasis to their decisions, much as the auctioneer's hammer in this country clinches a bargain with a buyer. . Ci ox SO nil its. only GUARANTEED DIVIDEND OF FIVE PREMIUM In l A Medal. Ii was Maud Singleton, wasn't it, who won the gold medal for her graduation on man's Right to .; I It was two sear- ago at least. Toss Arc sou Positive, ac.-e I . a , i I cutting his teeth on medal I the other day.- Philadelphia Press. Young man. why pay premiums when you win buy the same for premiums On account of higher interest rate and lower expense loading THE SECURITY LIFE AND ANNUITY can make this gnat saving tor you. Write the Home Office, Greensboro, North Carolina, or bee F. M. Hornaday, Agent, North Carolina is By Everybody Hi and people money pay they want. if yon have what it a oil you are sure tn n ii i Subscribe to THE REFLECTOR. POOR PRINT

mm DO YOU KNOW HOW MANY PEOPLE DIRECTORY. A USEFUL CONVERT. YOU CAN REACH BY TELEPHONE The is Constantly After of l taking of been MUCH. will promptly MOSS'S nausea. being Added to SI A TELEPHONE THROUGH H TO REACH THEM IT WHY NOT OPEN Rates LOCAL I- . V M . . e n Jon in . the appetite and remove Take No Substitute. So lb Carol . I. IV. list l ft to ,. I . i t So i i . . iii . ii tin I l ii . .-- i . , Sill K J. . . , pf ill, . . . . s I ii hi a. -4. i W- v- . . . v. v. w. Him a -V- g . , ,, SP . a . . . tool box i . up p. r . am wit . . . PI . i i I till t u iv I . . . . I , . . . s ii iii you . ,. ., ,., Morse c. o m I Court. . . . . . ii v- i . . see our . .,. , t. v Of Course j. p NOTICE , ,. f i , of m lo II . . . I T -.-.- p. . i- . I mid I Bide. Fur. Seed Oil Par u u ., Low ;. . i , a, . B. Suits, ti . A. i Bi . of l i Life . M C . j. foot-. . . U. K Fr I.-. Oh W i gee . , . . . . . n . I ; . I . . ; . . Ni CO . . . HIP. NEWMAN . it the Old Stand. I mill to ii e i estate l u-c of the trade and will at bat-log i. ill time carry a complete line of the Clerk of I Ml i i. a Heavy and Groceries. Fruit.-, log, Tobacco, i stale, ,,. on v m to for on or etc. the day May, Cal. on me when you the .,,,,.,,., ,.,, ,.,. best Groceries tor price plead in bar their recovery. at they can be told. indebted to an- I I to J. J. I U KIN Ci I Thia the day of May The Five Points Grocer. h. Cos, Th Made a Friend When He Least Expected It. r. e lovers though a-c be, to at there is virtue in skillful fiat in n cause. Therefore thrill i- least pardonable one Is on this Clerk Superior . r ,. n hook, of COl J. Chairman, w. R. Home, K J. R. W. Page. Ml W. Tucker. Register S T. White. i William . II His The was in the side . New remember man ill ; b i lie i sine in down in lite Sunday 1.1. I some the very best U . hers I find, and Hoard . i i Cox, B. M ,,,,,, ,. began to talk in a W it .-Ii . C, Arthur, a man should i. k to a II a little I j . Bush. I ,, ,,, . him to eel nut. II. I CE. Hem- here lo help j pi pi i paid it. A Idem S. you a man to Ii. do v n mi here Superintendent St keeper in . a- J. K. . W . H A. R. raft, s C T B. Hooker, J. Mayor F. M. IV II. L. lei C. T As . . II Chief e Ola Km s ti. Hart, . L. each her lo tea Ii Hi re me and would gel i lo a out tn saw v. . Ho was ii- big mini us I did . . i a , and . , I . i , I . . v gel km lie went. I re got into a r i do ., some night. Sunday I saw, . , . tin i crowd, ii. and bi lo el b n I and the others I should killed a . . he ed up to the i I r and , and me i lean out i . II . i. . . . . . Hi i. lion . . , I . . ,., . i .-in.- Brie i i hen after I.- run by June i lib. l . Hook, r I desire t . i pi at a that I i I .- j . to their t future, u I have the ill the bus- at his old on Points. m. Rev. A. T. King, pas tr. every day. W. of School. H. Moore. tor. Sill day. W. R. Parker Super- Sunday School. E Rev. B. rector, every W. B Brown Sui of Sunday Bel. H ill Kev. W. No regular service Rev A day Sunday ii s bard den I Sunday School Presbyterian P Han man i-es y Sunday the in W Dove Superintend in I. No. V A M. 1st and Monday nights in ea K W M; Bey Brown, See No. O O r Meets every night. T H Moore, N i; i- Evans, Sec River Lodge So. K of Meets every night H ii C T J K of R Tribe No O KM. aver Thursday J R Co i P Ed C of R Tin A M. meets every Friday night J B Randolph, J R i or an u of . my . . I . . . ., in e a I a m In u a S. ; well at- j Ii paid . to did know. ii u of I be . . i. I .-I . ;. ., . ignored for son ii by . finally rim . r . m i- in . v. . . . the . L i lied lo tan i. upon i in . i r Vain pi r-. ; as a old . . ill i him i . . op- . . . . . . hat . I do I . . i ii. . died or. . in . . NORFOLK SOUTHERN CO Steamboat Service. a Useful wife eon- ii enduring u good i a lured i i . n . I. ,. ; . eh she bus held i lo the Sol Ion ii tin she a f u gifted man a mi met, I I III . I, while the trill . . ma . II an I I i I -in- liar;., r's A Si minister, with an exalted . of his forensic pow- lid one morning m bis in the think, John, I Steamer L. leaves t on. It's only Washington dally folk COBB BROS. CO. APPLICATION COB LICENSE. is hereby lbs I will make t. the Board of Com- lo of Pitt on lbs J I in Cotton, J liquor in Norfolk. Va Stocks ons. Private Wires to New York Chicago and New Orleans. LANIER HILLIARD, Greenville. N. C. Is hereby given that I will to the hoard of WORK of on lbs Tims. This 27th day of May, 1906. APPLICATION FOR at a. for leaves daily at m. for with Norfolk ox for Norfolk, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Boston all other joints North. a Norfolk with all points West. should order I heir freight via Norfolk, care Norfolk A Southern R. B, Sailing subject to without notice. T. H. Agent, Washing- ton, N. C. seem t. think ii makes a preacher Verger John Aye, aye, just ii. It makes ye impressive, need it, sir; yo need Sporting His Criticism. Edmund a showed painting lo Sir Joshua whose opinion he invited. Sir Joshua looked long and attentively at it. be said, really don't know what to -av. It's s thing, hut whether there's Announcement We hey, leave to announce that we arc Wholesale and Retail for White Lead, Paints, Colors, and and country Ready Paints. There is no, line 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. Baker Hart N. C. REPORT OF CONDITION OF BANK OF N. C. AT THE OF BUSINESS MAY 29th. OF EVERY Iron Fencing Sold Monday in July, for license la retail liquor In N. I,. This of J. J. Agent, my tills, N. an as sea C. T. It was work, done Agent, Norfolk, Va., years before, . and l I i securities, etc. it All other real estate 9,000.00 Ban Is paid in in Profits Is Paid 7,800.71 Deposit to cheek out- ii, r North County of Pitt, I, I,. Little, fashion f tin- bank, do solemnly swear that the statement above is true to the beat of knowledge belief JAMES L. LITTLE. Cashier. Subscribed end sworn to before day of 1905 TYSON. Notary Public. i. A. W. Ii Victor Receives THE To the Victor Belongs the Spoils. lo the Si. LOOM, Mo., Oct. The Victor Safe a Lock Co., of received, today, the Prize at the World's Fair, foe their exhibit of solid Manganese Steel bank safes and general line of fire and burglar-proof safes and vaults, their display taking prize over all tors for modern improvements, construction, workmanship and The Safe that has never been Burglarized. J. L. SUGG, Agent. GREENVILLE, N. C. AYDEN DEPARTMENT J- M. BLOW, Manager and I AYDEN, N. C. , . . . , The Reflector Tn Is If By Everybody mousy . pay for if yon have want it are sun- get a of n. As authorized v and ,. take great pleasure n. Mb and willing those arrears. IV,. ,. of all who i.,.,, , a,. .,, for job print When need ,, .,. tough pole, say for font . , ,, ,, selection. A Mr, Ayden. X. p. Ayden Hilling i If you need anything the Of Crockery, Tin lo see us, Hart Jenkins. u of ladies left J morning in miles out bi bites, m.-, time, a crowd on it- return and tired, ,,,,.,;. long hi be Call ,, high grade Y ., ,,, . easily of the of material and Ayden Milling , K B. Hail possible ran u with their new line heavy nm We ate light II Ai Hilling Mfg. Co N. c. gm j,;,, f , in I. Ayden Mr- ,, are re. dally new t ,,, the that are smoothest sent on market Milling K. K. ha- here for quite a while in 11-1 has to t . and will ., there. Johnson eras popular pi a., all regret t pun b hope however i his efforts may his , , ., rs the ; , t In in hi- m he Optical line. Should for bean, as he will leave and will there perhaps for one -here he ill take a ii, We have lull line ,, air guaranteed. I. Edwards Co cultivators, Gopher lows extra blades .-. .; We me values for ii- money In hats, caps, cat pets, mattings, tables or oil cloth Tyson, Miss . . ; of Green- HeP . . ti, in. . and which id . I l . full see eon's new ,,,,, than . Ba when y , , , . dost bar. Han A Bar ,,. u g ,. On, Now we have ,,, , wag.,. .; ,., and will I hem as.,, as one. Milling a Ml. Ayden, K V. ,, A. have the ,, ,.,. find. . ,. aim l DU g . . n.,,.,, , i. , ,,,. are lo of m.,, n, , K K beef, i-.-h be a, . . a. the to UM with their eyes way ; J. properly Will deal with you -o your is to build for we do cat as. J Bro. Thai s.,, a, ,, ,, . J g ,,, et only what they l M, ,,, bail . a, ,,,,.,, OF THE OF AYDEN A . H . . Ma a .,., .,., , v sail our I Tin- . , ,. N .-,, A -i,.,,, J In- ISM , .,,,,. of be ,, II Ti ;. , R. K. k ,.,, , Bad i. a. Al,,,.,, Tin soda s Sum., j, ,. sea-,,,, dunk, If w try these, ,,,,,, Wes , ,.,,. upon and hi. M .,. to . , , ; -i prices l,;,, ;., .- and I I hi . . . Ill . . notes in. no less I TS I ,. a s g Total, II I is lieu. ,, I ,. ,,, aW. ,., ., in who a, ,, ,.,.,. w,., , . , -n 1.0-, . . . social lo their hue of haggles. the awe warn ., the I M that are most at price. We weal.,, know build I sell ,. I , . X. c BF- W ; pleas- , ,,. clothe; -11 T m- ,., ii Come f. us w . . elsewhere k. f, . el in,,. . th Ayden Milling and Mi Co., Ayden, X. oranges, H. Dull Cos. see as The beat on train over n, Harris that Country and by far in- he ever used and that ii knocked other in a test at summer. i, toW ,, Bro. Orange-, and all fruits kept by horn. Sparks, Kins,,,,, here this week. and children black white slippers all sizes at Smith Bro. Old man what makes you always Bro., to do your trading- because I can any thing I from the l, p t Bro, . . r or mules ho bat been while evening, bread ell i, inti the Bro, . ; Smith . W sold Bro. Ayden, C. bus j el for th- in , Sat Mr. and Mrs. B. Craven i and Miss w. in I Ike game of bail The buyer saves Me that i a below b a ; baggy sold, j Our style and en, offered Milling A Mfg Co, X. Something new in Ayden J. K Smith A Bra., have bought a whole ear load of looking and heating stoves, you can get your by once. number people expect m the excursion Wednesday hereto Kin-r. n. Bay neighbor hare that Simplex u I. R. Smith Bro. puts out In any quantity you and does I waste any the row and it la a cheap J. Son your spring Brick -J, A. ; bus first class brick Fir sale i- hurt new kiln- When in need brick see or write Ayden, X. Mrs. of Ayden i- home yesterday lib In an in c nisei, u- bawl -1 red s air. I, . rave SI ; I , J. II e-i . I'll I again. here MOTH BALLS MOTH POWDER CAMPHOR TAR BAGS CHAMBRAY -A e near any of there, then new M. M. SAULS, Ph. c. Furniture Store Waits to serve yon with anything wanted in FURNITURE, CARPETS, MATTINGS, RUGS, LAMPS and CURTAINS Can fit out your who. House. BEFORE THE HOUSE BURNS. If wait. While HI . b ,.,, ,,., b fire. The l Act New while the valuable and ., too late. I write insures. ., me explain A. H. Taft NEXT DOOR TO SAM WHITE'S Scientifically Constructed. A Shoe for Women. II I HOOKS, THE I .,.,, is made with careful .;,.,. to the most minute , . s I. . ;,. II on ii;. I, I'll J. H. HOG CHOLERA It Hits Never Failed. on ; country stores Call for it Cure No C. ASK I OR COLUMBIA FLOUR. yon . . . nit It. i , . Dr. Dixon Try a Pair PH. MO mm yd t, N. in basis .-,,,,,;,, i ors. and I is, . noted in , We any SHOE, form Puller n ,,

. MO DOPE FOR THE FANS. Hot Linen QuarK rs Arc was t didn't hit m , he no tor contention between Washington and Greenville. All I the tome Greenville regrets an on her grounds and it. A Tobacco Grower's Profit is dependent upon properly Startling Evidence Fresh in sector Maybe one. I j coming in, Walker and Rowe sore King's New Discovery for well double. j Consumption, Coughs mid olds Metric- carried be A lion from T. J. MB- Va. a He had Blond for and doctored all i j ON THURSDAY, MAY 25TH. N stock of Children's and Infant's Ox- T. lid at Greatly Reduced Prices. but good, New Shoes. to buy new At Reduced Prices , just in time to mitt your needs, before the stock and size; run down, is a rare opportunity megaphone. My but that boy any where. made catch the game. The hamlet. the Tar. Ba Did . player boo acorn d like Short bat there was a lot in the grand Maud. The great wonder Springs only the air time-. The work of the Greenville the work. Bow,, and Harris hath bl In the How h It was a gain crowd at the Washington cams I P three years without being benefited.; I began taking Dr. New Discovery, and a ft wholly cored in caring all and Throat trouble, Pneumonia and Grip Guaranteed by J. L- Woolen, Di Trial hot tie free, and 11.00 No crop is so easily spoiled as tobacco. The fertilizer must be right, and to be right it must contain at least actual Potash as It- r . ill Pointed Paragraphs It's a wise proverb that knows ii own lather. H- who wean a long face doesn't lies the In marriage one make colors divorce on- from leaves back them flying I job see two looking King and tiled 0-EH St. BALL TEAM ENTERTAINED. Pleasant Evening tor the Boy Friend. m the home Mr. H. A. White the ball h an and but for re a fast trio. They m I to me. two Any cm poetry, it a wise gay hi -wan ready money. , Men who talk BUM- anally bat little, and bore everybody look themselves ideal I nice Nothing worries a .,.,. ,. than toe made by people who shoot far Joy. When a young man a-ks the heiress he humus the an team gathered the tea-., were Bum Mary James, As Alice White, Maud Mr. Mr,. White are ma every feel at and gave then lion-. Music, and was by Miss Kins in, ii- were I and sen a after had it lime bid the best and hi the was vies and a kisses a ;,.,;,, hasn't it, and the of Occasion the h i i buyers, who appreciate Driven to way , a K. OFFER end We are over Summer Shoes, we need the room and i slippers, ind in order t give is Pimple, plain an them out quickly we pretty good ran- bases, he fa-test man either team Poor little Cotton tire- where has a girl because play hall h ; Io tackle one nearer hi own -w the after years usually give, a game. Be it salted mm. a every. ,. ,, good. i- from crowd was the wedding march. family is often driven to of but they son the the laying on anything be than to It's IO the lean, A-ll of them closed, . ha .,. B, , L W; their were In Mrs H. Ala. three she writes, Buggy Wrecked. endured pain from .,,. . a the was the ball Arthur park, I-inlay . . . ,. ed. go, i Io king, orderly, Burns, cm-. sic. a of Halve. st vie. Did Tun E t oat a down pest up dumped Li ., patent leather Court Tie Oxfords, worth for leather, Court Tie Oxfords, worth for leather and plain kid Oxfords, 2.50 for 1.85. -s leather Strap Sandals, plain kid Strap Sandals, leather tip Oxfords, tan kid Court Tie Oxfords, sizes, worth and 2.25 per pair, to be sold for j j per pair. ., or black Court Ties, plain kid Sandals, patent a . w ti Oxfords, dressy styles and plain common sense styles and sizes, that are selling for pair, w; tit it lit pair. AU th styles of Ladies Oxfords and Sandals that are selling for to pair we offer In this sale for to per pair. AU the and Babies SUppers are offered In this Sal and are in proportion to the Ladies as quoted above. toward first beat it on. Toe loggers from the lumber camp e, that there are some ball players at the hamlet up the called Greenville. kept blackboard and the core, in the blank with cartoon was If you standing the catcher at the don't you. think hi been far more fair to the two and to people, in the grand stand who more than yon. if you best on . work am, third and or.- down literally try the result wee miraculous. Improved at and sow I m For Liver. Kidney, Stomach sad Bowel troubles is the medicine. only If- I. Druggist. in evening. A to pieces was the extent the damage. A colored occupying the buggy was thrown but i injury. Village As the days glide become more Mid more live in a small pal course, Ufa to great there are those , i stood luck a- you should by the country town that done Try to improve on it for the city time. It is not fair to catcher. I attractions. we decide to nail rather lath an our chicken coop, do so without fearing a Wash woods, line of vi S vies are early will get first pick at this beautiful line of beautiful, the makes are of the best, and a full your inspection. J. B. CHERRY CO. STORE. By the way, Isn't After defeating a to any club in North Carolina or Virginia ts play a in Washington. Washington club, on the Washington with a Washington umpire can beat any club in the States, John i aggregation not except ed. But they can't do it else where. John Ivey Smith was not com- in I be regular write up. John is a excuse that Latin, please, out it's the express tun for him. John his team well, and directed their movements with a master head. No wonder we won the game. You feel one of these satisfied when you see a ball going to John's precinct, and you see a good stunt when he goes to the bat. John makes a pretty good captain, yon deplores and con- damns the trouble that occurred near the end of the inning. A man with too much trip- up a Washington runner who was for the home plate and hurt him. The inaner gained bis and knocked his man down. As both were chums, with honors between them about we can call from the ion; it want to carry home a piece kindling, we can do so without being boycotted by teamsters- are only two of the things enjoyed man who is willing to Wealthy Citizen. An old man carried a under his arm when he went Io give in bis taxes Friday. He warned show what be chicken these times might be regarded as rich. Cotten H. J. Mills, of Winterville, drought us two cotton blossoms j morning L. Moore brought us a red cotton blossom that opened on the 21st. J. O. Mabry, a car inspector on the Southern was awarded eight thousand dollars Thursday in So- rt at tor the leg coot the pleasures by city life, i lost a leg. Mabry lost his Kan., while coupling a yea. That Throbbing Headache Would quickly yon, if you used Dr. King's New Life Pills. Thousands of ed their merit sick and nervous Headaches. make pure blood and up Only money back if not cured. Sold by Wooten, Druggist ago. STATE NEWS E. C. Edwards, a young white man of Henderson, run down by a train and killed Tuesday. Big Bill Artie, a from was arrested in Raleigh Tuesday night for freight A young white man by the name of of Henderson, N. C, crushed to death by a near Raleigh Thurs- day. to THREE Of Cholera with OM Small Battle cholera and Remedy. Mr G. W. Fowler of Ala., relates on he had while serving on a jury in a murder case at seat of county. Ala- He there I ate some fresh meat and some souse meat and it gave me cholera in a very severe form. I was never more sick in my life Kent to the drug store for a certain mixture, but the druggist sent me a bottle of Chamberlain s and Remedy saying that he what I sent for, hut that this medicine was so much better he would rather it to me in the fix I was took dose of it and was better in five minutes. The second dose cured me entire- Two fellow jurors were afflict- ed in tbs same manner and one cured the three of For at us. Store. THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner. and Friday. ONE DOLLAR YEAR IN VOL. No. GREENVILLE. Pin COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY. JUNE 1905. No. CLAUDE INFAMY. Sin at Lad Unmasked Him. to There is nothing truer under the rumors as sun the teaching, involved, Rogers sure will find you A man , a in sin for a time and by his shrewd. or misdeeds bid for a time, but sooner or later the mask ill lie off and he up in hi true light to public acorn. at a tense kept by one Jen-1 HAPPENINGS AT THE RABBITS FOOT. j May, on East street. Storm Interfered With Performance. l was with the pleasure of little children that many of the men and boys of the town followed the road of the Rabbit's Foot people, were happy the of the evening performance. The show was an one this time and have given an entertaining decent but for the interruption of thunder ii. CHARLIE'S AUNT. two and Unwell bad been floating about, discolored and prejudiced side or the other as the of those who spoke leaned hither or you. The matter was itself public property. De- tails alone ed to find. Hence went in a carnage to the house is the career M. Ber- of May. an erstwhile citizen of Greenville, for whom too and caused him to seek other While there were some ready to shield there many who lie be was a scoundrel, libertine, a wolf in sheep's Yet that system of society that opens its arms to a man who is a sinner, never knew were girls virtuous she repealed. They came here, driving up to back door and the came and asked me if I had rooms. I told ye-. There was a in town. I thought they were -how gills. They In laugh, All four of them went in that room across the hall. though he be more dangerous than, hey separated and two of a ,,, , wk i them came ii. this room and the allowed logo on in high places two stayed that one. until his own infamy expo ed h in That was in the last part of May. But the pity of it is that this did was a show in town on an not come other lives bad jail-week stand. I tell you, I been ruined, and others suffer thought to the beside himself. show. They were laughing and We will let There was no way for and Observer of Sunday tell the remainder of the At approximately o'clock Raleigh Police- man Ike shot and, In all probability fatally wounded John Dockery, United States Deputy and a son of Marshal Henry Dockery, United State- for the District of No- th Carolina. The trouble arose misconduct with the of Mi. by Mr daughter eke y. and similar reports a lo Mr. H. II with Claude Bernard, Republican of Raleigh and ex District Attorney, who was expelled from Greenville on a charge of a similar import. Ber- is married; Dockery is a single man, than years of age. Rogers i- quite an old man. over sixty years obi. The has greatest excitement and me to know what Jennie May went to that this was on l Tuesday night. They came again on Saturday, the same collides. did not know Mr. she said. had never seen him before. I did not know the girls, although I both their knew Mr. Bernard. He knows a lot about women I thought he would have to go around with girl- like that I thought lie knew what be up to. his experience he ought to have known of the best citizens in member of bar. by last people of not t., permit I bat man Claude Bernard to live Hi- is an to decency. The drove out of Greenville at the point of a pistol for same crime lot which be will be arrested ii he returns to And yet be is greatly mixed as to the right or I has bean tolerated and the wrong of Mr action as to I have not taken steps to Dockery. As is to Bernard, who I have hint disbarred Where is our is a married man and notorious for civil virtue. time was when, like escapades, there is little law is impotent, men would expressed. the initiative inform Ber- The summarized in that j that be could stay Rogers acted as any would any longer. Ought be to have done, but that lie tolerated Ought the bathers fault, while was of to permit such a man to not so bad as that of his run at large on the It associate. But as to Bernard, the feeling is bitter. He is at present Immediately the shooting in there King, a local Republican, rumors that on part j telegraphed the occurrence to Mr. girl's is Bernard at Wilmington, awaiting his A private telegram from Yesterday afternoon papers last night states that in a suit against Bernard for Claude Bernard is not there; that twenty dollars damage he left Seashore Hotel at for seduction under what is Wrightsville in and the prepared Ion bis at Wilmington took by Messrs. Argo and Shaffer, a train bound His present attorney-. Mr. H. C. whereabouts are unknown in The.-e papers include an order airest and bail, the the Old off bis woman's garment mar- Benefit of Public Ella Jack and Miss Charley Miss re married in order named, and Jack's father makes thing by marrying aunt. Then Homes here on stage a bell rings, and D IN Library. very single public spirited citizen of ought to attend the play in lie given In the opera home the part of week, the first of next. The drops ending the best local exact will tie announced later, ever given It is to be given by talent All it a to and all are to be given I for the improvement of public that are rich, The show hi composed of men I It should de well attend- themselves in fumy that can do most any In led not only because if Is for a go--d place-. Old th- afternoon, they i purpose, but because be lime four women who be- exhibited their talent in a well I well worth the small admission a conversation that makes bin played game of base ball with and there are local colored team. It resulted III j It is a comedy iii three act, equally us funny. a victory for by a score of j is full of Inn from beginning Io It to to lie given in be opera to and among them end. It is the of I collage for benefit a of trained ability, cake walker-, at Oxford n and . good cause, a good play, so soloists, can't got cast of character is us j Quite a number of the white THE STORM. people went to for the; solicitor at . r, , . . . . , . . ,, Much Damage Done by Wind and show, among them was a machinist Jack Garden. a man, and one hardware Colonel Sir Francis man, all well known State Indian Service, Frank life of the town, and Wooten. with this trio were people in great Jack under graduate, forming a swell Carr. They were s with St. Col expectancy, and impatiently cage, Lord Tom Moore. . Scout, John for the performance, when sudden- j the dusty atmosphere of Heavens was knocked to atoms by tremendous claps of, the darkness of j was made lurid with the light-1 from ti almost the windows of Heaven opened and water in great torrents began to fall. tent of the Foot lifted bled spectators found themselves. drenched by of the clouds. But buck to our tr o. The machinist began hi- exit from and a swinging to bis coot tail; a- the hardware man was Donna i Mi Kitty Ward, Mm . Mis- Loll Alice While. of and ,, well, and patronage, In the fir-t hi a id Charley , lunching party honor ,,. if a, i Skinner. it impel y deserve . s,. passing a tent pole dealt him a i d blow on the upper story, and Lei for to found a place Donna D his mother earth; the tobacco however, man Wat the last to leave the wind to alive tossed tent; as he was passing out ladies the band of a a c man knocked from his cranium his The pull n plug hat. for a solid boor be for bis head b; in the drenching rain Thus bud pi I for a play he is lo I. ed the for trio, most others in a thorough wetting. and it ended being quasi -criminal in its nature. Clerk Russ fixed the bond required and subpoenas were issued to both Wake and New Hanover counties. For some days there bad been greatest excitement among families of both Rogers and Mr. Howell. From one thing to another, ugly stories as to the conduct of Lula Rogers, years old, Bertha Howell, years of age, had come to light. The fathers of girls bad them and it was made plain that had been in company with Mr. Dockery and Mr. Ber Body Found. The body of A. T. Mitchell, of Washington, who was drowned by Forbes Ah rams. At the residence of the bride's parents in there in- curred Sunday the marriage of Mr. John It. Forbes, Miss residents of respectively. The ceremony, which was at p. m., was witnessed by a large number of the of bride and groom, many- were the congratulations showered mi them their large circle acquaintances. Rev. H. II. Moore, of Christian church, officiated. Crow Better. The B. Y. P. U. had another very interesting meeting in the lack . Li ti , . . t looms in i . Ml in i in an I, u-y .,,, j in . -i i., c i, n ii n . i tin- bole t d . . y i hum they ii icing his In loll,, i- night. is that of a woman, is In costume. He agrees In become Lucia, chap- the girls. In the meantime Jack's father, pays bin a visit. He is up against it ; dally, and decides to lie Donna Lucia for the of her W bile they ed there the guardian the girls comes in a towering rage ; to take them away, but decides to i slay for lunch, so he too can meet I Charley's The scene of second act is garden. Old taking advantage of his posit ion acts too toward two girls to suit Jack and but he has The storm of Saturday night a fierce one. and accompanied by severe and thunder. The gardens in town suffered not a little; everything lug enough was blow down, a ires t many were broken and n I about the streets, nod for a short time the and were in darkness, lightning I burned the wires m several j places all i the belt on lit the n . ii,. idea tin- smoke stack I lie, A in O. A. ard Was blown on his well and demolished. The church Buffered . some damage from water by wall protected tin spare around The streets in places were cut and washed, Crops in vicinity were badly beaten down Toe reached in mi. Inches. Colored Couple Came Creel be Joined. Id early afternoon s couple drove into town that at- some at ten tint, pasted street. The man was to hie Sunday beat, while the douse by bis was robed white in striking contrast with her complex, ion. They did not take until the court where they I alighted in. Inquiry for the register of deed fact that were on matrimony bent, A license was obtained Bought who could joining. A messenger went J. A. Hornaday came loan and united couple la his go id a number of having gathered in the mean- time to . i he ceremony. The duple ere Cornelius Kittrell Gardner, of Swift Greek township. There was every cation la faces left the house and went out to take in the town fine home, CLASS ENTERTAINS. Baptist church afternoon. the on have H. B. and Misses Ethel While they are falling boat between Bagwell, Mary the proved charming and Grimesland Friday night, V calls herself Mrs. . . . ,,., With . I. found about o'clock rt m program. The afternoon. attendance is increasing. In Honor Two Other Classes. , of the school gave a delight- Tuesday nigh , i. n, o ,. o W. entertain. was In honor of the class and Mrs. class id the same school, but many of the young men were so with the excursion and ball that hey allowed hi miss a most delightful occasion. The was beautiful with electric light- Mini II men and a charming place for such a gathering, Miss Bags- dale was by Miss Bagwell in receiving guests at the door and all were most welcomed. The evening was devoted to popular games and music, and merriment and reigned supreme. Refreshments consisting f creams cakes were served the dining room, after all bad sumptuous- games and music were resumed and until hour of bidding good night came. The SB Don't Wash Dog. the July, Reginald V. careful feeding, however, will not. give a dog's emit glow which is a sure sign of he if In. is washed with soap water. Owners who allow their d ea lo in a are forever washing the animal, forever tin that s j- coming out. the is nod scrubbed the more will his coat leave its trail, deader and duller will it The health and growth of a dog's cat depends en- a natural oil from skin. A- ii as a dog is d so i- t he oil washed d so much la of the coat. dog brushed every day live or as well with grain, bis coat would limy have a luster, hut I would cease to distribute itself all place, except for a very Short once or twice n year. this, brushing has a slim- effect on the whole helps th this the digestion, so the general examples brushing washing, I have a d I -hosed la-; June at the how be has not washed since. Another, that was Newport last September has been washed since; two others, that were shown at New last February, have been washed since, still another which I have had a half has never been washed at all. In the warm weather they get of swimming, and in the Winter snow, or a drench in the rain, but a good rub down Very Good water Indeed. second sample of water from the Greenville water works exam- by slate biologist, is pronounced by him to be very good water indeed. largest of Iron at . M. Card of We thank the people of for their kindness shown us during dear mother's sickness death, and for many beautiful tributes. Smith. With her she brings Ella her adopted daughter. Old still posing Lucia bud- himself in several em- positions. Tb Donna Lucia asks him for a story the of her former husband, and of he tell time be wants to pay his to Ella but cannot, cause of bis woman's garb. Change of Superintendents. J. L. has tendered bis true resignation a- superintendent of water light plants, to take effect July The water and commission has selected J. A. as his be- successor. Mr. Livers will return Wanted posts. D. J. Whichard. j to construction work in the third, the which be was engaged destinies of each ate brought the position here. Marriage Licenses. Register of Deeds has issue marriage license to the billowing couples since last report. M B, Hart and Either Cannon. X. I-. I Hart. A. Cash and Lula Saul Haddock J. B. Forbes and Alfred Annie Ward. Davis Bottle sou, Wiley Maggie House. James Staton. Mitchell and J. A. Brown and Ore Joyner and -.-i POOR PRINT