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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

SPECIAL Sale FOUR NEWSPAPERS SUED OF Low Shoes and Slippers. mm REPORT OP THE CONDITION OF BEGINNING ON THURSDAY, MAY 25TH. we offer our entire stock of Children's Ox- ford Ties and Sand-ls at Greatly Reduced Prices. No trash, but good, New Shoes. A chance to buy good, new shoes At Reduced Prices early in the season, just in time to meet your needs, before the stock is broken and styles and sizes run down, is a rare opportunity, and that demands the attention of all careful buyers, who appreciate gen- Bargains. Greenville Trust Company NORTH CAROLINA. At th of business Mt 1906. i items 1,127.02 coin 843.94 Rational Hank and other U. S. notes Total WHY DO WE MAKE THIS OFFER The reason we give is simple, plain and We are over The Charlotte The Charlotte Chronicle. The Raleigh Times. The Greenville. S C , Newt In yesterday N- a telegram was a tide r the dear Hue telling that Editor A. J. of Presbyterian Standard, had filed salt the Charlotte and Editor Caldwell of paper. r statements in that paper article by Editor Caldwell on editorial It is learned that not is the Charlotte I to be sued, but that each paper the article is to given the choice to either publish a full let ruction or alt, and that all suit will lie damages. The suit the i for that is for The tr become the Observer C Company, with J. P. Caldwell and U A. all Mock except one The other paper to be sued are the Times, for the Chronicle, of Charlotte, for Hie Ni- for In the case of; the Greenville New the article; the Charlotte Observer in its Than to drop in James eat v. with Brown's Furniture Store, next upon Dr. to poet and have the law of your the Standard Sewing Machine Ad- law, concerning publication held to be a demand been I made or will be made to the papers j in North that a mil and redaction lie made article or that tie will be slatted. It is ex- the the papers will be tried at , Mm fall term the LIABILITIES. and discounts f OS stock paid in Overdrafts, Surplus fund 6,500.00 Stocks, etc, Undivided Furniture and fixture 2,381.54 ex pen taxes paid Due from Beak payable Time of deposit 1,795.00 to check 72,765.37 Hue to banks 35.96 Cashiers cheeks 549.70 Total, State if North Carolina, County of Pitt, I, K Cobb. of the above bank, do solemnly swear t hat the above is true to the beat of my knowledge and R- J COBB, Subscribed sworn to Correct me, 1905. J- L. C. S. Notary CHAS. COBB. A. WHITE, Director. WHAT MORE Could You Ask justed Free cost machines re paired and adjusted at reason- able rates. Call and me and lets talk the machine over. James Brown. locked, have too many Shoes, we need the room and want observer. , ,, , . UNION STATION to have the slippers, and in order to them we The North Carolina J you make this it r Court Tie Oxfords, worth for Ladies Court Tie Oxfords, worth for 2.20. I j kid Oxfords, 2.50 for 1.85. Strap Sandals, plain trap Sandals, and paw a Oxfords, tan kid Tie Oxfords, all i i, worth and 2.25 per pair, to be sold for pair. Court Ties, plain kid Sandals, patent i .,; dressy styles and plain common sense sizes, that are selling for pair, offer for pair. All the styles of Ladies Oxfords and Sandals that are selling for to 1.25 pair we offer in this sale for to per pair. r AH the and Babies Slippers are offered in this Sale and are in proportion to the Ladies as quoted above. Those who come early will get first pick at this beautiful line of goods. The Styles are beautiful, the makes ire of the best, and a full tine of sizes await your inspection. J. B. CHERRY CO. STORE. Outlook for One in the Near Future Considered Most Promising. N. . A , . .,. i I r . S-. I i, h inlet II . i ;, ii.- , ail of the I , . a i I . j . ,,. . s mar t led v of one kind riveted m c, i. , Iran i i u ; i wool I ii I. . . ll l U ton Ml of . Music. The n is hoped ill COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE And Arts iii ire, trial i and Art. .,; ax a Address i W. K. C. j Institute Young . I women . . College Courses Carved With Book July to He told that he had cut Alexander, to death with a or on the farm of Mr. W near this city, sows time the It appears I had to member family I warned, had persisted in . he Alex- under auspicious proceeded to out bin to pieces. The nut dead tonight, hut to he mortally giving up wan to the county jail in Tested test of the of was made Mon- day with great to height far town. The Always Hand. stool; of Framing it, U W ft Also German end Partition and till kinds lamber for boOM complete. Hills cut to or on short Greenville Lumber Co- SPECIAL via ATLANTIC COAST LINE. BUFFALO, N. Y. and return Annual meeting B P O K N. Y. July Tickets on Hale July 9th final limit duly Tickets will be to in each Extension of limit to 4th be obtained by deposit of ticket with Special Agent and of fee of ire on tickets, reading through those will lie lowed on going trip within transit limit, and on trip limit, II have extended, stop can he taken not to ten days, not later then August ASH KY J. and return July 87th. Tickets on sale June to 2nd inclusive, limit 10th. restricted to in each direction. of the limit be obtained in August Slat, deposit of ticket with Agent sap payment of fee In . of ell. Stop over Ni i k ii a trip l provided i .,. , led I . j agent, P . ii d i Sea not day validation Park ad payment lee of in in case shall atop over New i I August P u .- and ill going trip going limit the ticket not in exceed d on the return trip within final of ticket. I ticket- nave been extended over may lie taken period often not to exceed at. D. W. I K IN Groceries And Provisions Central Barber Shop. Flaming, Props. in section ; the Four chairs and each one presided over by a skilled Our place inviting, tutors attain Ml to. clean. We thank SOB for past patronage and ask you vice is wanted, Cotton Bagging and Ties always on hand Fresh Goods kept con- In stock. Country Produce Bought and Sold D. W. OR North Carolina. on J use, red while under flank and on end of tail, with left ear and in light, her light is left, ii n las V. C. DR. NOTED DESPERADO CAPTURED. WHIPPED CONVICT TO DEATH A Fugitive From For Three Year. on Which Pink Ha. I Sketch o His Atrocious Crime N C. . C, In. frill I.- i. , Mr.,,, . of this for year-, bating that he l. and run,.,,. in a few days will lie safe id H ii young son. Implicated la same crime was has effect- ed at end Sheriff left he beck yesterday for Nashville to the limn who is wanted here on charge of whipping I boy riot Basal t. five years ago, guard on c. loads. l man to be u secure requisition papers, boss whence he goes to Bristol hi- prisoners. crime w the winter of he shot killed Mack s prominent the Creek this county miles west of ville. The boy aided the crime Taking with bis sou a Miss he struck out across the for and was lost to view until his in Bristol. It is not known the was with the Hopkins. to those with the the killing grew- out of the g of Hop- son by . The boy with others, was poaching laud they ere ordered off by They declined to go young Hopkins was very abut ire. gave the lad a who had been living Washington State for s Hue time, was apprised of wile, and a for a grand jury true bill far shortly after lie ran II The Store PLEASANT TRIP TO tan a nicer drive than I had la-t April, from by and to id on five were all the way Some new at and A large graded is g the i at sine t Farm v it I are worth over as much as f r yeas MO. bless old Pitt I keen some d thoughts it that I fear piety is nut wit. i i i- wit limit is a curse. Be- cause a rich can lo more harm than poor one. without religion is a curse. B- cause an educated does than b A of friend. THE DAILY name, i have not given their hearts to God is a paper and COStS you Had to Get Your In the Old Way In the old times people had to go from to tell news or meet at lo find out what was on. They even slow days It Is Not So Now in this day of numerous and free delivery mail mutes you can get the every day. is ti- leading age and no i a good newspaper. Every man ought to take his county know what is going on. The Reflector can you with the and Semi-Weekly news. We print two editions, Daily straight to North Hay wood home with his be called t father and son to the crime. When be lied with the woman left a wife and sou at his home in Big Creek its -is known bis ii s as a quarrelsome up a th. work mountaineer-in short, a bad man. in the field and at the was a quiet, peaceable I Citing of good family. Big Creek, the scene of crime, is the wildest, moat mm of the State. if they want They leave Suffolk to, night tor to with the sluggers, Wed- i in I Thursday. I Flanagan says the boys enjoy . . their trip most will home Saturday. those who are not Him are Him. A. D. Spring Hope, N. O Greenville Suffolk That's the result of the game played at Suffolk Th.- name was called after ten no account game he will do the twirling act the afternoon Greenville, and the Suffolk boys had put on only a year. THE EASTERN REFLECTOR i is a large page paper, SI a year. Don't be without a can get one go cheap, if you are But a subscriber lend in your order today. The is general There around here over Hopkins, whose unsavory a a bully la so known, Job Department OF THE OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF FOR PITT CO. Whereas, John W. has been a member of Page, who The Porch Collapsed. Wilmington, N. July While a rue crowd ladies gentlemen were thronged a this board i porch of the Seashore Hotel at since 1st, died at Beach heavy his residence in about o'clock this morning, the board deeply of the loss, not only to them- selves, but of the entire in the death of a faithful servant, do resolve, 1st. That in the death of Mr. Page, the members board have lost a friend co- worker, and the a moat useful and efficient servant, that during bis service as county he tins been true to his trust and discharged bis duties with courtesy, and Uriel- 2nd. That we extend to bis bereaved family our m this their hour of be- 3rd. That these resolutions be spread upon the minutes of this board, that the clerk send a copy of the same to the family of Mr. Page, furnish i i a publication. By order of the board of com- missioners for Pitt county. J. J. Mi ii.-, R. ams, Clerk. Greenville, N. C, July 1900 When you want a laxative that easy to take and to act, use Chamberlain's Stomach Liver ale by L. Wooten, storm late tonight, rain washed some of pillars from under porch it collapsed, precipitating a score or mere of the people to I feet below. It that no one seriously hurt, though one or two ladies fa ii during the intense excitement prevailed. The collapse ball room, where a large number couples were participating in the regular week-end dance After the excite- was over the dance was re- Cigarette in Car W. M. Carter, vice-president of the Wells Tobacco Company of Wilson, of Carolina cigarettes, spent Raleigh. Mr. Carter says that his company has just shipped a solid car load of cigarettes to one firm Richmond and that this is the first shipment of this character ever made to American trade by any Mr. Carter says that the Wells Company has increased its business sixty per cent, over last year, prospects REFLECTOR PRINTING HOUSE IS BETTER EQUIPPED TO DAY THAN EVER BEFORE To Produce Qom me real Printing. SEND IN REFLECTOR PRINTING HOUSE, Greenville, N. C. ANOTHER OFFER. FREE To All s mi A beautiful Line Of LACES, EDGING, all-over AND COLLARS, not to be matched in town m The Price. A. E. Tucker, GREENVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA. THE GREAT FARMER, Indianapolis, Indiana. 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mm THE EASTERN REFLECTOR Mr I. i . i- . upon A inn it t divorce from Li because the a dentist S month to keep lier teeth good Ix- We hi point in he thinks her to chew the rig ft lie cask Hut this wont Jo. she A II even tin didn't hew in N C, U. 1905. HAVE A GREAT . . , j hue. I if the y . .;.;. I pi m e bad .- night . to be m I Another Graft. . h. a card party ward. Mot early trains I it rt , aid have i tamer let nigh. B. Di there could not be herein a conveyances be provided for enjoyed drive to Seat. the f where scenery i and the view mend for Hie writer fonts under to Attorney . . wHose for pan mi bin party returned to in looker tendered the wen M Kenilworth end i i feature of by editor- ti W J. i sot i J the I . Mia. i i.- u bit during m ; H . Virginia- At the card tin idea ha bobbed up that when the . ML Bate the of the the bring The wen-ii fur men the their ate born yet Ti f. Matthew, of Chicago, nay dial ill yet of live We that will be mad-, thereby enabling t. lire long enough I M the I ma canal built of baa bad a tingle in Thia i- people in that county ., in the of attend- tin t people may run a peanut but when it comet to running a emit .- Bennie of ,.;., l for ,,,,, . yon C t T b lb an Bin- routine I and II v Phillip. the V I of the Car J. B. again elected in being really v moon in drive the of the Cotton i u have made out When he there a leak in the bureau of the Agricultural Depart the not mere hot air. We are not aware that any it b hot air. but Secretary apparently as Untie d to the a the head of the when he denounced as Lot the charge that there in bit department. charge turned out to be true th indication now are that there no mistake about the leak. Secretary Wilson entered upon an amid the vary of evil, baling fully in hi own mind there evil to be discovered. There -n hit in the of the of . of no had large of the work and it it a pity U had At this writing the of the baa not public, but it to pro . , to the inference is an ugly i e of be HP, the report . not only were relative to the cot a crop for the of the market at different that they were given in ad- by Edwin S Holmes, briM in a nay a broker i REDUCTION ON SUMMER CLOTHING It's getting the time of year every- thing Summery must be put on the ired -so far as this store is concerned; yet, two full wearing months are ahead. A chum to buy Men's Clothing, for It-vi than actual value NEVER ITSELF Our Suits and Trousers must vacate. We don't want a of Spring or Summer stock when we open the Fall and we wont if we can help it. Note a few of our cut prices. I the prize, . , , be run. J H i,,. baa bean At midnight a number I Men's Coat Pants value, now Men's Coat value, now 87.50 value, now W-0 Men's Coat f Pants value, now Men's Coat 810.00 mine, Men's Coat it value, now Men's Coat k Pants value, now lira. Br I hi the . be. -1 n man U . i n n . , afraid hr will I, , the n i aha i afraid he wont he Men's Coat c Pants value, now and I on ti broad portico inn an I led by I. of of familiar . the moat of ever held lading of for a higher price turned out to be a joke in conn ware old .-u that market last week at Carolina. A VACATION IS NECESSARY. SWELLEST LIME OF SUMMER TROUSERS SEE THE PRICES. Some people imagine that a lion a vary trip cent Mr. watering or . In invited and threw hie open which t.-k them immediately by the and the floral a privilege n i allowed the public. He a., ,;. . ruin with luncheon at dairy both and Mm bring far away mountain In they A n A contemporary it that W. I. Bryan sot altogether in all be imply the laying We have I-. en of may ho indirectly- It that w for a email become a of wealth in a abort tune and the i that he did o by quick tie baa brought the crop hut he to done it in a way that Swell Pat van bun. I aw Oil very valuable to -ha 5.00 value, M if accurate and reliable, AH Wool Plaid they are It value, now .,, the truth in regard to and , ., i- SO hut the -aloe, now of gathering wop All Wool Crash Gray had batter he ; All Crash Lilian color a. Mr. to the daily routine -i and the vacation can be in v mi own front yard and home. It Served Them Right. h the French the thing The average man Ian interviewer. Of the change f and to would gut t people they like u an ,. i f iv c are . . , The moat w u, pane , , -f little more two day a in a year at a and oppose that in beneficial. Bat everybody the the take a vacation. It life, occupied by This feature did not favorably quite a umber of after viewing the line they quietly withdrew without partaking of the inclined the belief, however, that it was the of it that Mr. Vanderbilt had in mind the arrangement, and that he had no idea of clawing the editor and their wires and with the common The of and wife would indicate view. Still while it did not meet the approval of some of his they withdrew without any of Thursday eight there an elaborate banquet at Inn tendered by the of This was a spread royal, and a of as well for the inner man. W. Copeland was master and there were brilliant to by editors of both states. Friday the editors accepted the invitation of the of Waynesville and spent the the gets of that beautiful town. They went up by special train and were royally and entertain- ed. Dinner was at White hotel, and many and uplifts both body and t a this. A certain writer declares that it is possible for a man to love two to them, they bate and women occupied a com- in B railway Carriage with one man, a stranger. They were women a. on, time. This may be extremely rude man. In para that ha could overhear they bat it wont prove profit- I his able. We clip the following from an should be glad to have authorized person inform if Pres- bring the bear when Wt cannot give the desired but we feel certain that the will either bring the little black cub or the big stick one But Norway and Sweden are not the bear go together much a lake it for If he decides to bring both granted they are doing hard thinking. in the big around the stale capital. A woman in Oklahoma i- short i 1,800, which aha carried around in her hustle. We she around a little t. Men's Coat Pants value, now Men's Coat t Pants value, now Men's Ac Pants value, now Men's Coat k Pants value, Men's Cent Pants h. now Men's Coat Pants value, now Men's Three Piece Suits 58.50 value, now 55.50 Men's all Wool Serge Piece Suits value, now 54.75 Men's Gray Piece Suits 59.00 value, now 55-75 Men's Gray Piece Suits 511.50 value, now Men's Gray value, now 8.50 Don't get over worried over the hoop skirt As the Commoner There is usually something good in a hoop skirt. 1.1 the asks an lo off man. We are not supposed to know Wood planted them Than is one thing you don't ways Cud in a cemetery, and that is toe truth on a tombstone. It acreage, but every time to dig the Panama canal they most invariably dig up a scandal. While the President is holding up on the job of cutting red tape be might get in mt good cutting freight rates. M . A certain judge says that a house- wife is of the kitchen. Say, judge, isn't she bass all over the his his figure and his manner. He, to he revenged, did a singular thing. The blackness of a tunnel c .- r- his hand loudly and repeatedly. your purse so gently . Then, when the train entered the again, he looked one to other with a smile. They it be of course not. Was It And lady believe the other's denial, and each, in her innocent heart, was offended to think that the man had chosen her com- instead of herself to kiss. The man looked and complacent. When, anally, he rose to go he said, lifting his a fear ladies; I shall never tell which of you Frank Wilson, THE KING CLOTHIER. Now you know how the in cotton occurred. u in Paris broke into a bank vault and ate up in bonds before he was captured. you suppose John Paul Jones ever took as good care of his as the States now . m King cotton is Hardware. For Stoves Heaters Pumps, Guns, Am- One and Two Horse Steel Plows, Heat Cutters and Staffers. In fact anything in Hardware come to H. L. CARR WINTERVILLE This department is of A. D. Johnston, who is authorized to rep- resent the Eastern Reflector in and territory. LEARNED PASTOR. H. Cap- F BETHEL BANKING AND TRUST M Sparks and sister. Vivi in, woo have in Kinton, came home this Look Mr. ad about pi that you ace Painters around here very busy with their tobacco. peanuts for at T. N. For few days we very much rain and we are long- lo see the sunshine We like a plenty of shine but then we know that days must lie and We have been that A. W. pay high for country prices. loud flour just received, A . is still some talk of lights and we do hope it will not all be for we must Mrs. Sidney At drug th-re e . Ayden, fa visiting lie Mr. W. L. in ire pipe and Kidney . at A. W. Ange Co. I the combination kidney evening Mi- Janie f-r and a sure colic returned from Stokes at the Drug Store here -lie has been her For hay. -in and out-, lo friend Miss Lillian j Co. See pea lot of pictures and , i corned herring-, just A Co. herrings cheap, at easels a A. W. gaga Co. They are cheap. Mil and pent Saturday eight and in the Mi-n Cora Carroll. When In Bead of furniture or a nice see A. W. J. K. 1.1 -text will The ,. ate brighter Several For Holt time and B. . Co. price for cotton by Pill Oil Mill. A the bit in arrears, I list and list mi all from of all our am prepared to give I for tho paper. anal am We know our little why we and have then. town to worth j of electric lights, and there m n;. have either. We handle T. W. W and millet T. and Ban. The AC. Cox Mfg. Co., has bean naked for trucks flues week. another and children People have already boo engaged. ,, . . lit, make happy, and get Lapp Tuesday evening and in H and the Congregation. A congregation in east- AT N. C. and But ti. their man pi living Silver k I At the .-.-e. 29th. and Due from ah the opal at night. re . . Pill C ,, , . I have t high for their they can own wheat and , Mfg. is thoroughly making splendid flour All of paint, and yellow at Barber a Co. Lace and cheap as the A. W. A. Ange Co. hand a lot of bum yourself. I've got a good all who pay for a the fact, that the Hun- that will now go buggy is the buggy , below cost. them. and cannot be will sell you some price. passed. i B. U. Chapman Co. your eyes feel like there guaranteed a. cut in Ii they you at Barber feel tired on reading T Do A. prices on ice r- ft. O, A Co. For and mill W. I,, and feed w. L. The Reduction in Dress Known. they mattered and adhere That .-I vision and should rem by eye glasses. B. T. On and carry a full line of -j- Moaning A Co. your eyes spectacle and can lit with the proper Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Fair were town Monday. or men to solicit orders for nursery in Pitt For Pine Tar honey, plate, Dr, Pain killer, Dr. Bell's Bye calve, a sure cure for all heart troubles, see Poplin Sob for Suiting that was now I k Hamburg that now now St Lawn now Sc in White Dross that now Also a grout redaction in all hind., of Spring and Bummer Goods. Coma and be convinced A. W. Co. the l.- em e t who had Still, lo try. pointed minute arrived, and the Candida led into the pulpit. He got i. on in hit he recoil. that be ed to -11- M . fir . it. d . in I The and ere I. he followed up his in l. I like to lie then n r . in was even more . ; her r .- reusing re o . re war . Welshman in I lie on. He i In his IT. n- J awns The . be whole . . j bu be I ii in Ii. II. I r in In- a r Total LIABILITIES. -rock paid in j divided IS . Pitt, i, II. Taylor, bunk, d. the above true to the heal H. H, belief i ed before I. this day of June, Samuel a. B. J. OR MR-. J. W STATUS, Gratifying News. Biggest Bargains all I of The .- eat reductions we offered. Th- sale represents great of money, but it is one cleaning th- odd at rice and lo-- silks. Dr h Goods, Trimmings, Lining- Braids, Lawns, Men's mid Ladies Slippers, and Clothing. Ali reduced J. by coming ear y and Slippers to go Mel suits that Were -In. ISA redo . in Slip .- 1.78 2.00 2.80 to 18.00 and 10.00. lie La n ILK at quality all colors Wei-h. . and reduced ill find it one half A re lac- ed and I dined with ARNOLD'S BALSAM Cholera By L aid Coward Woolen Whoa in need of anything la I the crockery and ware line I lie to Ba before baying. j Chapman A Co. Home try to meet. in A few try to For particulars enclose ,,,, j,, quality and finish. stamp. Box M, V. C. I Bu, ,,.,,. t , Mr. Parker, who a student shipment of at the Hick and sizes and prices very- year, panned here Monday j Harrington Barber morning on way home to Kinston. ,, Nice lot of ware and ff i; u always on band. ma Equally for Barber Co. i., ,. . i. and all ache and pains. Only No Pity Shown. years after con- writes V. A. Verbena, Ala. had ease of Piles When all failed Uncle, where are Livers and Wolf j am to A. W. Ange down in our town they are way down cheap now. White's Black Liniment, spec- recommended for human family, fine for perfectly balanced, For sale by B. T. Cox k Bro. Try a battle Of Ml. for indigestion at the drag worry over that little lot of cotton you bad over when you git through ginning your last lots. The Oil Mill, Prof. T. H. Ayden any quantity the in town a while Monday. j j, price paid every day A. O Cox went to Plymouth Monday to attend a of the per dozen. Fob orders hoard of education. M ,,,, h. Go to T. N. Co. for j Jackson N. C. fresh candies, nuts, raisins Farmers who raise their hay be with the well known We are very to know that Mowing machines and Mrs. B. Q. Chapman been rakes by Co. ill for several days and we sincerely hope she recover. We carry of over live hundred style, wall paper. We are prepared to you us as the Come and examine before buying elsewhere. B. Bro. ml I and see them. at Wooten's Drag Store, Working Night and Day. The and little thing that ever was made is Dr. Clog's New Life Pills. pill change weakness into strength, Into energy, brain fag int. mental power. They're won in building up health. Only per box. by L Buy It Now. Now is the time buy Chain Colic, Cholera and Dial- Remedy. It is certain to In- needed or later and when conies you will will need it quickly. Buy it now. It may life. For Bale by J no. L. Woolen, druggist I'll brave the of Ai II. the Sun and which Hero-. visited are considered accomplish-, men en Strabo rices in all an hither, he saw mer 18,20, Men's and boy Si raw re one half I. 1- n fall ii-h were Bo Dow X, mi i I'm now price Big mark in M powder nary. l m 1.78 and Ladies Hand mm. Detroit hews- .,,.,,,,. . Needles. why pay -.- C B. K. Corsets 11.88, 11.60 now the house i-h Plato Mo.-.- here learned the wisdom of the i h 11- ill of. Two of these column were carried lo Al- ago and lei up before the Temple of Caesar. Ac- cording lo one authority, built Impairs. In any case the It. acquired he l N U Ii in lime die- appeared, remained where they had been erect, one in recent years one given and to New York. other k tn reduce th- stock A Men's Patent Lea her and Tan and i-nil to k -j and Men g ; mi all wind Serge -lilts. Worth we close at white Dock Hats Big lot baby dozen -dies white kerchief-., worth now S H panders, bawl kit 2.1 w Buttons, P Ladies nets at halt the original The Used, h ,. and navy, now e. L. Wilkinson A Little The late Archbishop Temple, who popularly believed to have been brusque and cutting of tongue, had a of humor, enabled him lo lie -nave upon occasion, he head of a high DO- A Shoe for Women. Mountain Tea. Store. I'll cross the plains of The Pitt Oil Mill now id leave my wife cross the haying Cotton Heed. They pay the highest cash price or will ex lather without for meal. are write for Our and summer stock girl In an Alpine notions ladies A brim Felix Pitman was here Tuesday. has arrived our stock I handsomest girl Misses Taylor and are j of ever sea, visiting Mi. Mrs. Clyde is more complete than Is sensible girl who Have now on nice line Of I before. Consisting of mohair Drag Tea. and crockery ware, all very Barber Co ion isles on batiste, weather proof, batiste in all the The at invited and roll. U. Q. ill our ac. Barber m eyes and handsome face are eloquent Bright are to a Tea bright eyes. Drug Store. with a handsome son of whom inordinately fond, went to Dr. Temple in great in- II. r son's she described him in a let- tor to hi r impostor. boy never deserved such she said, with deep feeling. dear Dr. I sure what the that your ion could not possibly be the angel he The Importance of Sight. Among the live different organs by which alone we are en- able. to perceive the the external world is none of.- great importance to us the eye. There 1- no we make use to such an or ii so often necessary to supplement and render sun- action of the Other four a- that of night. To our sense of II, to aid our localization of sound and in many ways to help our appreciation of moll and are to Forger, but Not Criminal. ace that nun over the detective, an air of said the see him, What of him said the detective man is a professional exclaimed the in surprise would ever have thought Why don't you him. then said the detective Isn't against the law to make horseshoes, is it THE SHOE for is made with careful reference to must details and is so perfected In its numerous styles there no other man's shoe mi the market selling at price the Ultra does, its if its equal. Here is the fundamental basis of a perfect shoo. employ our own expert and every Shoe is made over scientifically to meet the closest variations width and size in woman's Footwear, Th. l lira Shoe meets every requirement of the many whims of We carry SHOE, for men, in Oxfords, Tans, etc. Pulley Bowen, THE HOME OF WOMAN'S FASHIONS. Brutally Tortured. A came to for unmerciful torture has perhaps never been equaled Joe of Calif, writes, I endured j pain from and me ii I tried every things known Night Was Her Terror. would nearly ail night write Mrs. Apple- gate, of Alexandria, hardly get a sleep. I had consumption so bad that if I walked a block I would couch frightfully and spit blood, . . . r. . j I came across Bitters and when all other medicines it's the greatest on earth three bottle of Dr. King's for that trouble. A few bottles cured relieved and cured good for and Kidney troubles and general de- Only Hut inflict ion by L. Woolen, me and I gained pounds La Grippe, Bronchitis and all TI mat and Lung Price and f 1.00. Trial bottles free J. L. store,

I Not Quite flow ; . you can P a thing mi or or lacking. Have a good ton box and be prepared for emergencies. . all . Id and r . your tool box not lack a single useful article. You get Harness, Horse Goods, of J. R Corey TELEPHONE SERVICE SAVES TIME TIME IS THE STUFF OF LIFE Have Telephone Service at Your House, as well as Your Office, and SAVE TIME at Both Ends of the Line. j For Rates APPLY TO LOCAL. MANAGER or Home Company, H K N . C. of North Carol Pitt County. In Superior Court. Town , against re K . t. The defendant. E. J. Pollard, Kill . , , 14th of June, a summons an issued i against him. in th above lion, by the clerk the court county, return- e ii t r term, Pitt convenes on the second Monday after the first i Monday in September, 1905, it being the 19th of said month, summons was the of count . and with , Defendant E, J Pollard not my The purpose action as all, d by the plaintiff la to recover of the the of three hundred dollar fur breach of hit warranty of certain deed executed the plaintiff on the day January. 1899, c land on Wilson th town Farmville described in c in Book the register's of county. The said r. -I. defendant aforesaid, will notice a warrant of attachment by the on the said day -if June, 1906, against the proper- of J. Pollard. the sheriff of Pitt county aid re- turnable lo the September term. Pitt Superior court, It being me and place where the summons is returnable. . said J. will lake that h- la required to appear within the first Hire, days of term and answer or demur the complaint of the plaintiff the relief demanded will be granted. Done at office in the town of Greenville, this the 14th day of June, 1905. Clerk of the Superior Court. Jarvis Blow, Plaintiff's NOTICE OF HON. The of St Tunstall, heretofore i. ii i, a hi business in the town of Greenville, has been dissolved by mutual All per- sons owing the can settle with either party are requested to forward at and settle their Any one ace against the either party. LOW RATE TICKETS Or Sale via. SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Extremely low Rates are announced by the South- em from points on its Uses or follow- Special, Christina July 1905. N. V . Annual M. s B. P. o. R July 1905 Denver. Pi Colo. International , t, 1905. Col. . N II I K. I -II I ft rend A- H e 1905 I . . It, i, A-e i I. I to v, , , j.- ii., V ii lite . July M, . 1905. I'm . Mill O. . d . i i t el special on e Ir 1905. Va , National to for the n public. las i i . hi on Hie u Hallway. ca had in ant A. f f e n t I u the R. L VERNON. T. P. A. S. . J. H. WOOD, D. P. A. N. S H Pass. Traffic Mm tipper W. H. Taylor, Agent. This June 7th. then to I., M, Savage. J. f. UNIVERSITY OF North Carolina. S. M. SCHULTZ and and i- i . Hides, Fur. Oil Bar- rel. Turkeys. Egg, ate. Bad- Mattresses, Oak Ba and Gail Ax lilt, Kay Henry George Chi- t Apples. Pine Jelly, Milk, flour Meat, Lye, Food, Seed Meal and Oar, de.-i Seeds, Oranges, Apples, Had Candies, Dried Apples, Prunes, Currents, Raisins, and China Ware, Ti and Ware, Cakes and Cheese, Bast Butter, Royal Hewing Machine and an and see mo. M. of the State's System. Collegiate, Graduate, Law, Medicine, Pharmacy. Library contains volumes New water works, Electric Lights, Central Heating system. New dorm- gym Y. M. A. Building White Front Barker Ship J B CO. Sharp clean Work COSMETICS A SPECIALTY. all far and year S. J. The Fall term begin Sept. FRANCIS P- VENABLE, President, N. C Central Academy REV. M W HESTER, Principal. PROF. W. M HINTON. Associate A Christian home and High School for boys and men. Splendidly located in Warren county, one mile from depot, mediately on S, A. L., road in a beautiful grove of or acres on a acre farm. For further information ad- dress the Principal or Associate Littleton, N. C. SHINGLES AH and sues, in ear loin k to F. ft. A Home, N. NORFOLK SOUTHERN CO Steamboat Service. L. leaves at ii a. in. leave Greenville daily at m. A- u. Baltimore, Ne- York, and other North. a Norfolk with nil point Wet. should order their freight via Norfolk, care A Southern R. B. not inc. T, H. Washing- ton, N. J. J. Green- ville, n. ;. H. ;. General T. and f. Agent. Norfolk, Va., KG H LIQUOR LICENSE. U hereby given that I will make application to the Board of Pitt on the first Monday in July. 1806, license to retail in N. C. J. This 27th day of May, 1906. DIRECTORY. J. Elks,; Chairman, W. K. Home, J. R. Spier, J. R. I J. Clerk Superior C. Moore. Tucker. of Hams. T. White. William i d. Cox. of Q. Cox. Chairman, B. M. Whitehurst, L. C. Arthur, Superintendent Education W. H. Standard keeper CE. Flem TOWN OFFICERS- S. Congleton, Charles Cobb, J. B. W. A. Bowen, A. H. Taft, C. S. Carr. T. E. Hooker, J. C. Lanier. M. Wooten. J- Whichard. L. Carr. Tax J. T As W. H. Chief Fire Forbes. Dispensary Commissioner.-J. Bryan, J. N. Hart, J. L. Sugg. Prayer meetings each day night. Sunday schools s. m. Baptist II. Superintendent of Sunday School. No pastor. H. H. Moore, pastor. Services every Sun day. W. R. Parker Super- Sunday School. B E. Cox, rector. Services every first and third Sunday. B Brown of Sunday School. Will H. No regular service J A day Services every Sunday G S Pritchard dent of Sunday School B Dove Sup Sunday School H o pastor. LODGES Greenville Lodge No. A F A M, meets 1st and 3rd Monday nights in each month R Williams, M; Wiley Brown, Sec Covenant Lodge No. I F Meets every Tuesday night. T R Moore, N F Evans, Sec Tar River Lodge No. Meets every Thursday night E Q Flanagan, T J Moore, K of R Tribe No I O K M, meets every Wednesday night J II Harris, Sachem; W wards, C of It Pitt Council Jr O U A M, meets every Monday night T H H E RS. Lei Common Sense Decide Do you honestly believe, that coffee sold loose exposed to dust, genus and passing through many hands of thorn not , don't know bow or by whom, is fit for your Of course you don't. LION COFFEE la another story- berries, selected by keen at Use plantation, are roasted at our when- precautions you would not dream are taken to secure perfect cleanliness. and From the time the coffee leave the factory no hand it till it U opened in your kitchen. COFFEE the LUBES OF ALL Millions of American welcome LION COFFEE daily. There is stronger proof of merit continued and popularity. survives nil only la lb. Linn-head on your for SOLO BY GROCERS EVERYWHERE SPICE CO., Toledo, Ohio. OUR AYDEN DEPARTMENT. J. M. BLOW, Manager and Authorized Agent. . AYDEN, N. C. The filth in J. A. an old on our and REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE BANK OF GREENVILLE, N. C AT THE OF BUSINESS MAY 29th. of the war between the died in this pUrr day night. Mr. was a true patriot audit was his and pride mat hi- was and Butter days of hi Ufa ware luau those n. defense of the noble cause. He a brave soldier, a citizen leaves behind a rich heritage of a life that well lie emulated may well be practiced. AS ant for we take in receiving sub and n receipts for those in We have a list of all who mail at thin orders for job Mumford bus home from u v of a week to her Mm. H. I. in the country. K. of here l Annie spent day in i. If you used in the the the odor arming therefrom l a that our city fathers are very cleanly in the of town affairs. Col ton valors, Gopher plows blades at J. B. Smith A Or. J K. Paster and wife, through from an visit lo Warren A large plaining and latest improved tools with which our work. Satisfaction teed. M. is u on r at our J. s. Dr. ilia young man a n Call on Hart A . a bar none bet t bad any where. Mi- i For can apples, corn e, t B, K. the week Mr. Newell found in the road K. H. ware in a Celt the Overdrafts., unsecured All iii-i Banks Ouch Quid Cola Coin I, in -152 7-i IX I'll SI en in II Deposit to cheek 2,751.36. lo see us, Hart A the train yesterday from visit I the mud. E. E. Dull Co. u ill do all possible please you vital their new line of heavy and fancy than owner can Bays by properly same paying this notice. Don't fail to see Ty- son's new crockery hold are masting the here was Mia. right i- APPLICATION FOR LIQUOR LICENSE. is hereby I will make application to the board Cora- of Pit county on the first Monday In July, 1906, for license to retail liquor In Grimesland, N. C. J. L. Thin 27th day of My. HARNESS REPAIRED and SHOES by experienced workmen at the shop H. in . Mills stables GIVE SIB A TRIAL. COBB BROS. CO. Norfolk, and lo stocks, Grain and ons. Private Wires New and Orleans. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER- SHIP. The firm of k by mutual consent was on the Of June, 1905, J. Frank Brink- U. Hooker's interest in the The Brick Warehouse will here- after be run by Frank This June 14th, J. Frank O. D. Hooker. I to thank my friends for their in the past and ask a the same, prom- that I will always use my best to protect their interest In the Very truly, J. Brinkley. NOTICE OF SALE. On Tuesday, day of July, the homo of the late Laura , will sell at p auction for cash all the household and kitchen furniture belonging to the estate of the said Laura Cherry Jr. of Laura This June 27th, fl J w d . R. L. Dentist. N. C. North Carolina. County of I, L. Little, Cashier of the above-named bank, do swear the above is true to the best of knowledge ind belief JAMES L. LITTLE, Casuist. Subscribed and sworn to before ma, this 7th day of June, TYSON. Notary J. MOVE, Ii. W. Littleton Female College Splendid Health resort Over pupils last of work. High of life. Conservatory advantages in music. Ad- in Art Elocution. Hot water lights and other modern Remark health only among pupils mi attention to the social pupil. of All alike on all public occasions. OH A ROBS VERY LOW. Annual Session will begin Sept. 13th, 1905. For address REV. J. M. RHODES, AM, Littleton, N. If. Edwards wife went to lo I largely , of J. A. j The say that at Miss Hie City, ibis week goods la several her Mrs. for O C. Noble-, Winterville. k K. Hooker- ton, hear on th trade, are simply tits this, on th marks received, fins of has been a nil can lit up in to oar town, Those white and tau Miss r Bro., are through he. . from a to Kins- for ton on her n turn season, I . Bro. r k. wooden i , daily new and cripple muled. from the as a I success, The i bread gone h the her homo iii ill . Ii The Masons bald I heir regular will begin. on sen i monthly in sting here jester- June for cash mil ii in of bing, . on hats price the this go to J. K. Smith A Bro., to do your I always get any I want from the boys. do knew J. K. Bro., have the prettiest and cent calico ginghams town. That last cur choice hay that J. R. smith Bra, received is fine. lime is good for any crop a farmer should use n freely, at J. K. Smith A Bro. That lace embroidery is the prettiest goods town dresses J. R. Smith Bro received our spring stock of pants. J. Edwards A Son. For shingles by J. H. Tripp Bro. The soda fountain a will be now to the end of the The and latest drinks will be there. If you want something nice try them. Something new Ayden J. R Smith Bro., have bought a whole oar load of cooking healing stoves, and you ran get choice by coming at Say neighbor have you seen distributor J. R. Smith A- puts la any quantity and any the ends of row and it la rt room house with and houses located main street a for rent by R. Smith i Bro. Slippers, are being cash Don't forget Cannon Tyson can supply wants almost anything in furniture. Tobacco etc. for sale by Camion A Tyson. Cannon A Tyson are guilty of selling then bad cheap. are daisies. Those Fell Cannon A Tyson handle the equal of anyone the market. We keep Kin It i Springs, Cook Stoves, Baby ate i up THE BANK OF AYDEN N. C.-- At th close of business . May 29th, 1906. Potash and n with ah or ah.-1,1,1 ha, nut .-- II WOWS. . ., H Hi -US CURES NEW MA At Old I have the stock W. J. Thigpen and on at his old stand on Five Points. I will add the stock to meet the of the and will at time a Heavy and Groceries. Gall on when you want the best Groceries I be price they ha raid. J. J. TURN The Points Grocer. RESOURCES Discounts. and Fixtures Loans I from Banks, hems, 100.90 Coin, Coin, 811.20 notes mid other V. S. notes Total, Capital stork paid Surplus fund Undivided profits leas expenses, Dividends unpaid . to check, 33.968.91 Cashier's Total. Sleep Comfortable SLEEPING ON THE BEST. Royal Elastic felt tor all others. The North Carolina STATE NORMAL INDUSTRIAL COLLEGE COURSES Literary Commercial Domestic Scientific Manual Training Pedagogical Three leading to Training School for tuition, fees for use of teat a year For students For BOB of the Fourteenth session To secure the all free-tuition should b before Correspondence from those desiring tent stenographers. For address CHARLES D. President, N. C H. A. White INSURANCE Greenville, N. C. Prompt and Careful attention given to all business. Subscribe to THE REFLECTOR. day. The all vi-i- tore and pa by, v does an i oh I v. i low Carina save Town and colors an by lbs heal goods be ever mil several other brands In a test Greenville This paint is sold by J. It Smith Bro For guano sower- sec M. B. Tripp A The beat. Mrs. X. II. King l spending Hie summer up lbs Fancy candies, oranges, apples one month an and bananas V. V. t Co's. W. H. Harris, of Va has been hero several days. Simplex guano distributors, repairs It. Smith A Bro. It rains. It slays hot, and blossoms fall. Bad for crop. That rock sail It. Bro., is best thing I p,,,, for my They only cat what they want of at a w in Friday to attend Io shipment of a of Go to B, ft Go's new market beef, fresh meals, sage, and fresh fish. Frank Smith and wife who been visiting relatives near here have hows in In lore of the town ., v . ,,, ., . this of II have gotten a are run la white r. Jackson Go, Ayden, the Col plantar the best on the j, a Bro. Did you know you could gel one of old and lite blade you rant J. R. A Bro. My be be for the purpose of taking a special Copy. J. W. oats, ship heat brand, cotton seed meal on Tyson. Those art that Gannon Tyson have just received are beauties. A. has first class brick fur sale and is burning new kilns When need of brick see him or write Ayden, N. O. J. It. A Bro. me more fer my haws, chickens and than else. Oranges, apples, all fruits by A horn. Ladles aliases children blank tan and white slippers all sines at J. K. A Bro. NOTICE. There will beau Institute held i Ayden, N. colored teachers, ail are requested to attend this u e, in for more if school will be o i W aid U n d, ii ii r-i u. He. Ml., BEFORE THE HOUSE BURNS. if you. iv wad, waiting or baa. me be destroyed by Ore, Th; Tim lo Act ii Now bile pi . I tin tide and when . . . . . the Are explain it to . W. E. HOOKS, ASK FOR If I give V for Iv It. It, Dint. Ayden, Our piece Iron Beds are as the best Remember every Royal Elastic Mattress and Bed is sold under guarantee-If not the best, price re- funded. OUR STOCK IS IN EVERY DETAIL Floor Covering of every description, Sideboards, China Closets, Book Cases, Parlor Suits and Chairs of all kinds. WHEN TOD FURNITURE You will consulting interest of your pocket book to investigate our stock. Our and Bed are perfection in making. Try i DIVIDEND OF FIVE PHARMACY N. C. m two Dyspeptics Young my you can the net On i w unit of n i r THE SECURITY make this an my LIFE AND if i too fat it your food tarns to fat i of mu If j i are I Ii in th -1 s that you dig J assimilated. Lew, do not vim. I . n, in stomach, fat too much Pepsin and not or see Dr. Joseph Dixon AND Ayden, N. C. a m After July 1st I will lie pared to furnish private to and flora depot for persons In town at tor each person The will then only run hotel depot and wharf and Bar that will alee he IS. W. J. TURNAGE Dyspepsia Cure contains all tho digestive juices that found in a healthy stomach, and in exactly proportions to the stomach and organs to digest and assimilate all foods that may c. inn. not only a perfect but it is a tis- sue building as well. cure Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach, Heartburn, Palpitation of th Heart and Constipation. You will like it. What You Eat Rests stomach, rebuilds tho. and Arm at I call ilia. Prepared at lib- I A. For Sale By JNO. L. WOOTEN. The Hi of L. H. plumbers and have by The plumbing iii i be be I,. II. Pen. All due be nut lo him . Fender a tin. N. this July 7.8 F. M. Greenville. Agent, North Carolina FOR WOMEN. Diplomat In ah., tad in Music, ins Art end in Course of study similar to then In one of sis men and twenty-four of b a t Wall logical Thorough Course, tor leaching Biology School with a iv,. mi u, In Mouth. comfort looked after s i i two Matron and Board, v Heat, so for Nurse and Library, n the Club, lo Ml less. No discount to every the s. rates. Bel let ed to ho the grade In the PRESIDENT R. T. TANN, Raleigh N. Ci ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN N. V For Male and Female. In and Music, Art, Elocution and ire, -.- and A and leading to A. U. of For or other Information, Address, J. J. LL. D., Wilson, N. POOR PRINT

I I f Astounding Attractions Gigantic Sale Ration, of Delight an. Satisfaction and of -He Bargain Were Ex- ed or ill by the Thousands who Have Attended the Days of This SALE DON'T WAIT A MINUTE Will be a Red Letter Day i, like the dew the Mid-day Suns. w,,,, . .-. v,., Prices Below. A I. elude I . . val II i . . ii .- I in cut ti prices Ill i L Oh. Silk and Velvets. A in will Black yard wide worth 1.33 in silk, colon worth fine, inch velvet, u l worth hi. Bilk worth Corsets. Easy, graceful and form sitting Corsets, in all the makes, in military and straight front including the celebrated H Other Beauties All the toes are in Hie oxfords and slippers we hi., showing at Handkerchiefs. . Mile price II, . . . Linens, Linens . . i -ii lull I I i I. . i I , , .;., w i i Hod Spreads, i Marseilles patterns M i f. i pairs Blend., rowels reg. vain.; sale price Department Ladies Shoes and Oxfords Men's Suits ;. yards ii . I A r . . . . . . I. Dress Goods ,. ;. , . re i id M . , Voile- . . a yard, ii He 2.00 lie Men's Hats Man's and Hats in desirable shapes, up to -mi line fall In- values ranging and the low price of but Denver shapes, come in black and nutria price blithe newest spring shapes well as ample ii Hats that are Bold marvelous Men's Pants Men i .,,,. i Pants in all id. a i M stripe, reg. price all go mi Wile at Fine Fancy and Plain . Pants that regularly Bold for sale price f Fine Pants always sell and a fancy all go in this sale at only Men-. Pants -f in patterns, regular sale pries Knee Pants pair of Pants worth op to price pair reg. sellers; A consolidation of several lines of value SI sale price only, pair pairs of very ,,;. ., this ii hand sewed or button, pate l Ii re i i . . i . . . , to l in ii in L n . -.- n an i lace, too . ,; xi popular leathers, also canvas, pr Hose, Hose, Hose . m . regular o now line Mae . cotton fast . hose price a c, now La tine plain and lace black hose, w beautiful . . fife, e, pair Children's fast black rib price I Re, at Children's fast black Hue hose, regular price at Children's French ribbed hose, regular price at . Men's good socks, regular made, price at Men's good and plain reg. price at will secure for many patterns ,, men's good, strong fabrics merit and fashion M for men's business sails an . ;., v mixtures, in small i . p aids and , d . Sin and ; a-;. . styles Those i re the val- in the state at the for men's suits, comprising i and assort of double breasted suits, in black, blue and brown cheviots, some solid m and brown, tweed mixtures in the newest and nil ed; perfect . . that -II for our e . . , men's drOSS , ill ., equal in respect fine in work. This Reason's best , and t.- Serges and Scotch Better value or made garments have never offered by any concern in N. We claim them be the equal of any l; in the at this sale only, tor Notions and Small Ware 8.98 Suits two piece suits. and double breasted positively worth i during this sale only The in styles is and that were always sold at Hi. all in this at -Thirty distinct in Fashion- able Knee Pants Suits, all the swellest of and staple styles, sale price and eyes, black and white, worth at only The best bran pins ever sold, at only Pearl Shin and Dress but tons different styles, per dot Braid worth to bunch Bone casing for dresses were a now Cotton Elastic, black and white regular price at A cabinet of good Hair Pins for Ribbons, No. U to bow to Shoes for Men and Boys Men's shoes for business that means service and comfort all newest shapes, worth ale price We offer the best shoe on the market for e price certainly to any make, latest toes and style, in all the latest leathers, all go in ibis big sale . Buys Sh es ii up date leathers, new toe es n nice shoe for sun I r, regular . Men's he and and com; and tie, quality, sale price and Furnish- Men's Egyptian wart Ii price doz Men's underwear and Men's rib bed Shirts drawers, in many shades, all are finished in best manner, all regular during this your choice Dozens of high grade under wear all will b. on sale for ton days at same proportionate price Suspenders worth at c Men's Suspenders worth at Men's Rocks worth lie, only Men's Fancy Shirts, regular only Men's fancy Die Shirts regular values Men's Fancy and Shirts worth Men's Dress Shirts worth Men's wort at Men's at To THE AMERICAN SALVAGE CO., Must Sell C. T. Entire Stock IN THE NEXT TEN DAYS. TEN DAY, M Friday, July 7th, Opt wonderful profit sacrifice THE EASTERN REFLECTOR D. J. Editor and Owner. and Frisky. ONt DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE VOL No. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA. TUESDAY. JULY 1905. THE TEAM AT SUFFOLK. Score by A Warm Double Head. j Suffolk. When the team drew The of the game were folk Monday the clouds j of A. the leaden were He Suffolk everything he bitter tears. There no could Greenville as little GREENVILLE'S TEAM FULL OF CON- Ne. to meet and through the falling ruin to The hotel we trudged; a hotel with the European plan, a plan that feeds a hungry bees ball team on bitter After the noonday meal we went out to view the weather, and still the sky overcast, and still the clouds were letting their rain drop and soon we saw steal- across the bank, smiling a possible, a one banded catch by Turner J. and a long catch of Eskridge in left. Thompson F. caught a good fame, and had them seared to try second. Hatcher the left handed who faced u at In the one l nothing was in the i in- Suffolk, and have In. n be i bill for the lurk . and -e- s us, was a Think They Will Defeat Collegians Easily Tomorrow The Collegians of No. will the real to- morrow when they tackle the team from North Carolina. Greenville ha of the strongest teams in the dear old North and from the of some of Norfolk's stars when they read over line the hi re right arm on the I ill have to play ball dose tins Benson ,, from the down horn.- They have the best men AND SOCIAL Thursday, July RIGHT ARM BROKEN. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. S. Prichard Meet With an Accident. Forbes went Through a private letter to a; friend here in Greenville we learn late in the afternoon lust Monday Mr. and Geo. S. Prichard, who are spending the summer at Springs, were out driving; by accident the carriage was driven against a stump and Mr. Mis. Prichard were hurled to the Mr. Prick- was broken id ill . i ii of Suffolk's genial j good game. Now for the afternoon manager a semblance of the ex-1 It was a regular slaughter. University f that adorns the I . nine innings we pounded out of the dead who is far bit after hit. Revel who pitched from his protecting roof with his We wonder Ibis face lost its for the Monday's could be played, it was raining much. So the was spent the dictates each man's fancy. One Suffolk man played lamb old in the pool room. In Greenville, he was a bargain novelty, but this he was like the kid who fell from the box notice it. Others of us treated our rustic eyes to the city sights until we were tired, others drank black and variously colored cows until were broke, and manager Flanagan would lend no money, and the live to nothing at Green- ville was Suffolk and was for After a few been played tall, limping form of Mr. Bevel led a bruised and mass, oat to the tall grass to rest, and Haskins look his place, but they all looked a like to the Greenville team and he too was to the tall timbers, and a third was brought in to stem the tide, but all for we had our batting clothes on today. For nine teased and played with them, and Anally of the sport he loaned over to see if they could hit and the drew back all his strength and hit that ball for a drive to the -i several ugly eats about . ii Mr. was mote fortunate, though he was dragged distance and badly scratched bruised. The many Mends of Mr. Mrs. Prichard will hi- Carolina team, with I grieved to of their misfortune Davidson college other players represented on the u the tiring line for team. The Carolinians ate pet- without hut rejoice accident prov- ed no more serious. God to Judge. Did ever hear of a man extra trouble. The line-up trying to lift an unfortunate of Greenville is as sou, pitcher, University north Carolina; Smith, third base and captain of Wake Turner, shortstop, from Wake Forest College; James, sec mil buss, Bert James went to where it repeated the trick sixteen times by actual count, of its sister ball morning between 3-80 and He lost itself in the grass, allow thought the waves tog batter the cm- . were beating the shores with mes- lime they reached the . , the game one neat to . I . . ., it was not devoid of interest, supper lime, and shortly II , for we made pretty pi; retired to rest ourselves for the . i . u. . r plays. next day. , Bert made a double, Manager he threw to Turner another, d we made Mill when . threw to Hist, and double ha I battles of Flanagan had arranged a double header, one at another It The game began will Greenville at the bat. Bert Jam led off with a pretty single, was sacrificed to second by Turn, t E. Join. planked one I the light garden for a single, am it looked good for Greenville, bill hit to was to first, Turner J. weal out In the same second h first and the jig was tip for , . ,, . struck out one of ours. lime. Suffolk mine up, will. blood in eye. but first two vent nut by strikes from Turner E. to Thompson F. who by the way caught a hustling good game, the third man, Barrel pasted the for a double tonight, hut she falls the and Wary a lift. Too much still creeping through our snake vein. When once a woman trips and falls from nigh honored post from Carolina; she lands in hell, from which White, hist base, late of North j no will stop to lift her out, Turner, out- husband and brother, father tidier. Wake are dead to the cries from son, center fielder, a fast one and hour. But n the other hand how always sure; Forbes, G., another I be ill We hare seen men as low- good outfielder and hitter. u It possible for them to If confidence counts Carolina's have seen the wife lift the have won the game, as they the gutter and are defeating everything him to while tear way. her cheeks in pro- The Nor boys are in the beat seen the wife of condition and show up well through life mud as the late in whirl of misery afternoon caught them and when at last . jut hell are i made up largely of led, would wring her hands North and as they the curtain had back up anything coming them she could I rout down a force of go . farther. We seen the rooters will be there to help Green- follow t in victory. and ala Jesse up the road morning. Miss Annie Jordan, of is visiting Miss Katie Tunstall. Mrs. W. J. Smith and children went to Plymouth this morning. J. F. returned from a the mail this Mis. Maggie Smith, of Black is visiting Mrs. Walter Buck. Mi-. K. ti. and children went to More head City Wednesday even i i g. Mr. Mud Mrs. J, children went In City Wednesday evening. Mis Clyde Julia Fennel, of Wilson, who have been . Mrs. C. Moore, left for I Friday, July C. Harvey went to Danville this morning. S to this morning. J. L Livers and family fin Va., this morning, F. M. Hornaday went up the road on a business trip this morn The infant son of Mr. and Mr-. A. II. died lust o'clock. Miss Spier, of Grifton, came this morning to visit Miss Fannie Bagwell. Emma of Ben N. is Vi-s Mi Basket in South Greenville. Mrs. A. Dr. of . I Tin net threw to third a there, and the outfield was something to he proud of, all them Turner J. made one hind stab that was grand and Ben tool; i ti. a goner. struck ten ; in- i, and I heir three all and need runs he has yet get the required number. lie the The will lie called Ant the judge. Ex. p. in. Dan Staley will officiate Norfolk Virginia 11th. ti. i, through which n man . lo follow won; i . ye is blame for the don the jury and God ITEMS. N. C. Mis. i. O. i spending several days this week with Mr. E. B. B. B. Phillips Tues- day from Md. H. H. Stanley spent Greenville. Mrs. J. O. Bobbitt led Friday to several weeks her parents near Elisabeth City. Mr. who has been in Tuesday for his home in Will- -iii-to;. N. C. Mrs. U. IS. Philips and daughter Mis- Margaret and Mrs. F. Q, visited Greenville Tues- day. Mis- Moore, of Grimesland, spent Thursday in . Moore, if Greenville, was ii. town this Mrs. Tom and children relatives near Gates. ORDINANCE. the next man bit to Turner J. on short and you know the rest. From then on was until the Inning. Then Suffolk landed two an error Thompson at and a hit to i right that could not find in the grass. It was lost in Today was a good day's work, with a good umpire we should have won the first game. The umpire Mr, rid an ex-captain the Nationals, and he h good The by Death of Mr. A. W. Simpson. Washington, N. C, July Mr. A. W. Simpson, a prominent Little Galloway. The I Honing .- have hi i a Mr. and Mrs W. request at the .- of their Mamie Mr. 1.-. i on Wednesday nineteen hundred lour three o'clock Salem M. K. Church North Carolina. New Market for Tarboro. The Seasick Colonel, D the Hamburg , i. i I , , about pas says an ; , ; ii he had board an -id colonel. Geo. before the colonel Awn to his stateroom, and by Sardinia sight be was ck beyond as . pale green in color, , unable to eat drink any- be was a friend of mine rent to see him on the fourth day. lay his back with very still, very green. In Hospital Norfolk. i lie . in v friends Prof, W H. of n in h he had ill hi Norfolk, where lie ha mine to take some n m, From a .- .- Saturday i be hospital we learn that he w and he would b home iii days. STATE NEWS. M . of . I , ill I; . I . ii In . live mouth Mrs, n; i intended me work i i her acre .;. A large mm wholesale been at under the th. i- company will boys and children's and July it.-The I he was asleep, the knee high grass tool of Buxton, county, question of a market house so long movement of men loafed home. i at his at the agitated seems now a certainty. over still it was age of seventy. Mr. Simpson for Greenville returned home after when Turner K. reached first, stole j conducted a meeting second and third, and scored on i when be was stricken with hit by Turner J. Suffolk in He died in a short time half of the eighth did nothing, thereafter. At one time he our half of the ninth came, his county the legislature we scored making the land at other periods held other score four to two their ninth Turner K. who had been pitching a winning game was a little wild and gave way to Thompson, but this was not enough to fill the bole we were in, they scored I be two a horn Turner had given free At the end of the it was distinction and trust. Three sew corporations have chart for C, an capital as The Old Dominion Warehouse company, authorized capital paid The capital , paid in The real four and four, and the ,, mum. allow the players to capital authorized rest. paid inn murmur colonel Her., tenant colonel Could he he delirious; I The town commissioners have purchased a handsome , brick building, situated heart of the town and will expend a thousand dollars deemed to convert what now again and again the mount- carriage factory into an market house with concrete floors. major-ugh, Walls impervious to water and up with all modem improve- lieutenant general- Then his eyes opened, and he morning A Sixty Pounder. said I thought you , ,, , u delirious. What on earth John Cherry sent up . . ., r were yen a five foot shark on the Myers . which arrived here from Ocracoke. He caught shark yesterday morning a for John- the their rank, he answered with a sad smile. have been six lieutenant generals in the last four Movable History. A traveler who passed through a small English town noticed a post on which was marked the height to which the river had risen during a recent Hood. you mean to he asked a native, the river rose as high as that in replied the native. the village children used to rub the original murk, so the mayor or- ii to be put higher up, so as to out of their Why She She put the book down with a sigh. is it, he asked. I'm so she replied. you had inch a sad look in your eyes just know. I've been reading about the that the men of have to boar. Oh, Alfred, so glad you're just an ordinary of a Cut Down and Remove the and Grass About Premises II. Section I. Occupant of a lot any t ; el shall keep sidewalk clean a -I clear e weeds, grass and other rank vegetation as far as such lots ON tint-. Ii any rubbish, dirt, t -s thing be placed or left lawful authority, upon -u -b sidewalk n in the gutters or i -Is thereto, t such lot snail remove l a tie r nonce by He .,. requiring him t,. move prohibited s. , ., .,.,. lour hour in remove the same, he dollars for each ii may -o rein ; It ,; B ,,,., t, ; nu ,, i i, do y the pen illy imposed. K. Mayor. Nature Its Wood With a Coat of Bark. U lo pain ;, sold in h n Hi existed -he w,.,,,, , ave Coin paint lit of . of -lie;, . and ii, A- A Testimonial Commending Mrs Joe Remedy for Rheumatism, ;. C, July A few ago I was aim rheumatism, which was cans- id by indigestion. For about ten i I was confined to my lied seeks every spring Ml fall when I would so bad II I could not move muscle q body. I ed different doctors but they to dome any good. these attacks my head was shaved, and mustard and By platters were applied to my head, back, shoulders and feet bat that treat men I did it no Some friend- in Charlotte me to try Mis I half bottles and took it. was getting continued ii until I took two bottles, which made a permanent cure of me, as have not bad any of the since. consider Mrs Joe the finest cine is sold to-day, I have it lo and it satisfaction every case. Before using Mrs Person's Bern- my usual weight was from to Now I weight my h, aim is good. C. BAH KIN, Mountain Mills, Lowell, N. C. vassal i POOR PRINT . ii i .