THE MOTS SENSATIONAL I the eastern reflector Gash Sale of the NO GOOD AT THESE PRICES. C. T. Greenville, C, Worth FRIDAY. JULY Mer- 1905. Entire Stock to be Sold in DAYS by the American Salvage Co., of New York and Chicago Will price-cutting Sale ever held in N. C Ten Days unequaled underselling, a without a economizers will seize opportunities. never again will such . opportunity be presented to you to save , V- twice does not often Reductions that take in every department and in store. An event that will blaze a trail through the tangled maze of competition annihilating regular price without cessation C. T. Greenville, N. C., IA Supreme Effort in Given Without a Counter- part. Sale opens on FRIDAY. JULY 7TH, 1905 annihilating . Wait for Our OPENING Friday, July 7th, a. m. M Prices will shake Greenville Iron, to circumference. The wreckage of Value is complete. Tee price concessions ore beyond ordinary The of our batteries you possibly anticipate will be realized. Head every one of these items in THIS STORE WILL BE WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY To Mark Down and Arrange The Stock. , even- in the progress of this Store. The immensity of our proves the vastness our enterprise. The lit enterprise enlivens d step s . g of the prices tit. j, was never presented. o'clock and lasts Pays this No Shopper, with a Taste for Economy, can afford to Overlook this coining July 7th. A Big eluded I . pi S i in gingham v Spec in A n Furn Wash Fabrics. Words la- . prices, India i . p Check in Wash at Hue; i e Silk and silk- SB . yard wide worth Japanese all i worth at inch velvet, shades, worth line in. silk worth 1.1 Corsets. Easy, graceful and form fitting In ail ill c I- makes, In military and front the celebrated R A Other Beauties All the now noes are in Ladles oxfords and slippers we are showing ill Handkerchief a. In I . . ,, ii We ; j, i , i, ice, each men's i i i , nu , . . s, in and on sale . . in -n . , . id . , , for Linens, Linens in. Ill Ti D . . value, e I . in W hit K would ; regularly tor ; ,. Bleached Satin Dam- , a . in- quality; sale largo Napkins, ,,,;,, a sale price Extra large Turkish Towels. ale price Linen Crash, reg. Bale price Pull size White Crochet Spread, real Marseilles patterns II value for Bleached Towels reg. value; sale price Staple Department Ladies Shoes and Oxfords Is I lope I He I. i yards Seal A F C . S nil i lie ,. value, Hi i indigo I i lied, all Dress Goods Is.- Se Men's Hats Mob's and Hat in desirable shapes, worth up tn 11.00. at Men's fine fail H it, In- values from 1st, and f- the ,., low price Men's Hats bis and Denver come In black and nutria price All the newest spring pea as well as staple styles in Hats Unit every- for 8.66, marvelous 11.50 2.45 Crape and Voile and Damask suit i won l . Sot and Fancy Mixtures, Voiles and ashes, late Spring style -able , in. . ,, worth o yard, sale price, yard English Mohairs. Sicilians Mohair and Bilk w up sale Men's Pants and Fancy worsted Pants in all shades and pretty strips, all sizes, reg. price all goon this sale at Fine Fancy and Plain Pants that regularly sold for 8.50 aid sale price Fine Pants that always sell for 1600 and 65.00, stain cheviots fancy worsteds all go in this sale at only 68.08 He i's Pants patterns, regular 61.76 sale 61.19 Knee Pants pair Pants worth up to sale price pair of Knee Pants reg. sellers; sale prise A of several Long Pants, value II and 61.25; sale price only, pair Over pairs of very of this seasons goods, . I sowed or button, all weights of solo. French patent calf not. an- fare the any shoe brought to tins and they come in all sizes and widths, worth from 81.23 in. Come and pick them from 11.98 in.-, ii in Ladies fine shoes, in and lace. too and tip i ii of Ladies Oxfords, in all popular leathers, also white canvas, worth ii to 61.2 I. in to 61.10 Hose, Hose, Hose Ladies fast black . regular p now A Mar i fast black hose price now I. line plain and lace lea black hose, worth now Ladles beautiful worth pair Children's fast black rib- bed reg price at Children's fast black tine hose. price at Children's finest French ribbed hose, regular price Sue, Mon's good fast black seeks, regular made, price at Men's good fast lace and plain seeks, reg. price at Suits two piece suits, and double breasted jackets positively worth during this sale only The novelty in styles is and that wen; always sold at all go in this sale at 3.29 Thirty distinct in Ultra Fashion- able Knee Pants Suits, all the swellest of novelties and staple styles, sale pries 61.26 Men's Suits will secure for yon. many patterns of good, strong fabrics of merit and Fashion. 64.87 for nun's business an immense range of fancy mixtures, in small checks and plaids and ed effect. Single and double Back styles These are certainly val- in the state it the price 64.67 for fun-suits, comprising a grand assort- of single double breasted sock suits, in black, blue and brown cheviots, some solid worsted, in gray and In-own. in all the newest and all superbly perfect to suits that sell for our 67.89 for men's line dress nils, extra line, equal in every respect to work- This season's best style and best Serges and Scotch mixtures. Better value or made garments have never offered by any concern in N. We claim them to be tho equal of any n gar- in the at this sale only, for f 9.98 Notions and Small Ware Hooks and eyes, black and white, worth ac, at only The best pins ever sold, at only Pearl Shirt and Dress but tons different styles, per doz Braid worth to bunch Hone casing for dresses wore a now Cotton Elastic, black and white regular price at A cabinet of good Hair Pins for Ribbons, No. to worth S to bow to Shoes for Men and Boys Men's shoes for business wear that means service and comfort all newest shapes, worth -ale price 81.23 We oiler the best shoe on for the price to any 64.00 make, latest toes and style, in all the latest teal hers, all go in this big sale 82.68 Shoes in all the up to dale leathers, new style toe and shapes a nice neat shoe for Sunday wear, regular values, only 61.60 Min's heel and lace and single and double sole, sale price 61.17 and Furnish- Men's Egyptian price Mon's underwear and rib- bed Shifts and drawers, in many shades, all are finished in the best milliner, all sizes, regular value; during this r, your choice Dozens of high grade under- wear a I will be placed on sale for ten days at price Men's worth at Men's Suspenders worth at Rocks worth only Men's Fancy Shirts, regular only Men's Fancy Dress Shirts regular values Men's Fancy and Shirts worth Men's Fancy Dress worth Men's Neck wear wort at Men's worth at i. THE AMERICAN SALVAGE CO., Must Sell C. T. the Entire Stock IN THE NEXT TEN IN TEN DAYs OUR Articles guaranteed to be just as represented and will he or money refunded. forget the Friday, July 7th, this profit sacrifice Sale. D. J. Editor and Owner. VOL No. and Friday. GREENVILLE. Pin COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA JULY ONE DOLLAR YEAR IN ADVANCE No. SIX YEARS WANT MONUMENT ERECTED. VERY SERIOUS CHARGE FIRED ON THEIR OFFICERS. AND SOCIAL Monday, 10th, H. . of New n The Long in Jury Room to be Made to Hive North Carolina Goldsboro Man of Firing Squad at on war Broken at Half Past Four Railroad Decide on in Norfolk Instead of Condemned O'Clock Place for Memorial to ,. Killing Twelve. Calvin N m. t-., July New Boru, V. C. reports t if- jury the W. Dewey ease. Greensboro, July I There I Post, private the defaulting cashier of the Farm- and Back of this city, rendered their verdict of guilty this afternoon at o'clock after out for two days and The his attorneys were in open court. Judge E. B. a. Jones before on ago mosey the . the the a this Yesterday afternoon a Mi the State and who, in the as for the manner in which j speaker of of j ,, , and they had their ease. cant the ,,. laid it was one of th hardest de rod the arrest of fought battles that he had ever the been Friday was at Kenly given th- Iring daring his career on the erected is that the board took a daughter of Mr. Godwin turned officers Miss Nellie N C, July Sheriff Stevens reports i i- July in a Delving a I Private iv, movement on foot to have the the f of the here. directors of the North in the employ of which the D. E. of Mo folk, was Carolina Railroad Company of led to men today. here Thursday take cl. previously left to death. The . Smith definite action regard the city and could not. b-i round attempt to carry oat the the placing of the monument by ,,. Before leaving a death more lite be erected t the memory failed to state in serious f where- Calvin N. Graven. inns Mink Minnie went upon Sunday. the executions to and Paul went to applied for Sunday Tin- government , ., ,, , . , ,, , Mi.-, l. Q, James rep led that all the mutineers must ,. ,,,,,. . . . in in Philadelphia. I be shot a shooting party hut when the order to Miss Susie i. Judge Jones stated to the de- that be sympathized with him and his family in his down- fall, hut that he had a duty to perform Io the Slate of North i at well as to the lie sentence, Condemn- the prisoner to six years in the penitentiary. The defendant's at- then served notice on the State of an appeal to the Supreme court, which convenes in Haleigh September. A bond of agree several jg H ,,, towns along the road clamor- j wife, The young for it. people think ought to be erected the terminus of road, place where the last spike was driven. There is a green plat east instead of on Condemned mutineers and a officers fell dead. lady's brother-in-law drove troops, including Cossacks, the road the couple I he says, were finally aw the bag; stop. developed, In for the memorial to the The of directors will hold their last meeting here Al that time the new beard, yet to be named, will take their was required of the defendant I Te old TO which immediately given bi her in-law soon no I the scene and caught trying of the depot, on South Elm street, young lady, so it is would bean excellent Grady came on horn. I he weal home with and swore oat a warrant for Grady V arrest. Price Of A Woman's Virtue. Greensboro, V. C, July c which between and were killed before the matins was quelled, signed by Chas. Dewey, E. B. Dewey, P. K. Borden and E. B. Jr., of Goldsboro. The defendant returned to his home Goldsboro on the evening train. and take their final when the board will meet and j ins are eight directors I on the part of the Slate four on the part of the private stock- holders. ion, stating W. P. Moore, win is wanted on the charge of under promise of Smallpox in State. The Bulletin of the State Board of Health just issued states that was smallpox in seventy. eight counties dating the past twelve months, with a total of which were white, but With only of which IS were white. The disease greatly increased, but is decidedly loss fatal, though it may assume a Mr. Coast Line Sued. The condition of Mr John Wilmington, N July who is lying wounded in Washington, but as Hie In behalf of the local association of j two ballet was to pull the truckers at Crisis, a large straw- ,,, , ,,. and the advised by relatives berry shipping . , Moore's that the case bad been of the fall down the steps of Tucker Io Lena Yow, had been fatal typo at any the nation's capital end would be I county case-, until advices were received, having nearly half while, Chief started Officer being second with Observer. Chandler returned from Bethel Mis. John is visiting Mrs. Jane Moore. Maggie Tucker went Va., this morning. F, M. went the road Ibis morning on Mrs. Woodard. of i- her sou. G J. Woodard. The A. M. E, Colored, has put in electric lights. The base ball boys morning for Norfolk and Suffolk. Misses Mary Johnson returned this morning from Ayden. Mr. and Mrs. H. T. re- turned from Asheville Sunday evening. Misses Myrtle Wilson came home today from Seven Springs. J. T. Moore and daughter, Mis- Daisy, of Tarboro, spent In n i J. to Bethel this in- i Mayo w up road this G. C went to I ins J, I. Carper t i hi- Miss Maud Nixon went to this Mis Ii. Wilson w hi to Miss r, Sluices, . Mi-. I . W, K. i ii morning. S. J returned from I., Tuesday f J H re in l i Tin t- M. in in a trip up I he load. Mrs. Met and Ocean View Ibis morning. Misses Jennie Mattie King ed from More- this Mrs. H. L. Coward and M .- Nannie and Myrtle Mary Coward and Ola went lo Virginia Beach bis nun long. DOPE FOR THE FANS. in, and Carr, of this city, Instituted of Ii is learned offered the sun Hanover Superior improve. his but the held Court the Atlantic Coast to My he is out danger. which was paid. N. C. K. G. and Chandler was injured at Mrs. tins i this morning Virginia i died afternoon Moo A-in Hospital. M Lino Company for the I For this reason there will be here, for hue chandler between c. recovery of 709.39, the of Mr. manager of the Singer pipe when he was from refused the Justice tomorrow, office in this the bumpers. morning. settlement offered Armour for ,, ,., has much not one present at the I Miss berries shipped from May here, owing to the time, when the engineer was to fourth, incisive, and having . Ml the parties concerned, ,,,.,, he v The Io elected sue the Line lather than for the not only from May lo fourth, but also for the fifth and I The salt ii id the Dan Hester, trustee, secretary of the local association in inn , represent shipments by of growers daring the mentioned in the complaint. The number of crates Is and Nearly the plaintiffs allege that Carolina of any considerable placed on them by the ,,,, ,.,,, people was entirely small, ,,,. h ,., ,,,., do for if the justice held ilia bail can be allowed to I In Favor of Greenville. would be to take habeas That's the of the were. corpus proceedings, I Minn remains were taken in charge by Point this morning, the lodge of Knights of Pythias of which the s-as a member. I w ml to desired to obtain the release of Mi. Rogers, who is now in jail.- News 9th. in Norfolk. N lb, Va,, July Mr. and Mm. today Seven Springs. J. J, Cherry and; I on, Will . in Ocracoke, The Orator, own i played at Yin the game ii won think of the to iii our favor, mil j Grady, about years B. B. and son, Jams Suffolk her run on b g nude arrest here for went to Weldon morning, ball. was thinking of I authorities for the bis left ml all I county North Carolina, where I visiting her sister, Mrs. time ilia he was Dinging with attempted j Nines, ball, He gels better on Miss C, all the while and in on woman eighteen notwithstanding tin fact that the large majority of growers other it. B. L. Duke Responsible. New York, July order obtained by Brodie L. Duke a warrant of attachment ed against bis property by He. 1- others, brokers, was today by tho appellate division of the con The case, which was heard about the time of the marriage of Mr. which attracted con- attention, hinged solely on the of one a secretary of Mr. Duke, to give orders by telegraph which resulted the sale of bales of March cotton. The relation of to was admitted by counsel for the and, under stances, the Appellate Division is unanimously of the opinion that his acts as agent for Mr. involved responsibility by the lat- he adds new laurels lo his years age. whose brother, R. L. F. W. Glare and family left on Steamer Myers today for a trip to Ocracoke. which is so fortunate as to the Governor it. principal I the accused to speaker for the sill go up against Norfolk. Sheriff Ellington of J- Jr., left this Governor Glenn hi t j Johnston county will tonight carry for Norfolk, to spend a the invitation tendered him by j to N. C, I rial, accused having agreed Misses Willie and return without extradition pa- Nannie Bowling to I Norfolk is advertising the cam Salisbury to deliver an there on September the occasion the of Labor Day the various labor unions and organizations of that town and Spencer. The two will unite in one labor The Program committee of Salisbury has other distinguished speakers and preparations are being made for the great Observer. on every street car a- the greatest game of the season and giving Greenville credit for having strongest team North Carolina. Hanging Be Private. The county commissioners this afternoon revoked order made last instructing Sheriff to arrange for a public hanging of J. Mammons, con- of killing his wife. The execution will be in the county jail and will be private. The question Asked by Uncle Sam. Are you a good husband He is a good husband who makes himself bis playmate. He is a better husband every time when he improves his home. He is the hes husband when he listens ti bis wife's pleadings for Varnish stains to decorate home. He is an ideal husband who looks upon life as a duet paints the home Town A Country the beautiful tone of the shades of which perfect harmony with the duet. Baker Hart wholesale dis- Harrison's paints and stains. He denies his Monday Miss Moore, Washing- ton, in visiting Miss Bustle Warren Five Years for Mrs. Smith Richmond, Va , July j j South Smith, of Manchester, Va., charged with beating to death her , five-year-old son, was found guilty of man- slaughter, Tho jury fixed the penally of live years the Florence of Tar- who been visiting Misses Boas and Maggie home this Col, F. G. James has An appeal will be taken, where he went to The case was submitted without attend the of the stale argument because of the commonwealth's Attorney Page. Dockery Not Being to Well. John Dockery the man who was shot a few days ago, in was reported as having had a set back yesterday. The preliminary bearing of Policeman Rodgers who shot him has been continued. bar association. Mm. S. A. Cherry and Miss bill, and grandson, T. A. lull ibis where they will make their home. Wednesday, Mrs. M. A. Allen and daughter, Miss of Danville, who have been visiting Dr. R. L. Carr, left this morning. Stunts in Front the Grand Stand Old carried his mug to Norfolk. 1- bean broken, lie win lie awe from hie lady five g days. A trip look-as big lo Jim I . trip to Shelby I Charlie ; bee, Ho a trip to his approval Mums Flanagan, protein carried In- sad make the Norfolk there sis Old Will see hi- ll Virginia Thursday i . and left . f .-I . vi the learn I is up he a to in Only One Car There. One day as be us leaving his Dice in Portland the Isle Thomas B. Reed was accosted who had been Imbibing so freely Unit he was things After apologizing pro- the stranger to ask the where he could gel a car for the depot. Mr. Heed the next corner; there you will see two ears; lake the first one; the Other one won't be Herald. Paper To Have A New Home. Washington, N. O, July The Messenger will soon have a home or us soon as it can lie creeled. The editor have greatly increased the value of the paper as an item in public and as a source of news. To Serve Years Deputy Sheriff Cox of county was here to deliver to the penitentiary Person a white man convicted the court last week burning bis wife to death was to years in the Raleigh Post. POOR PRINT