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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 .

mm CLEARANCE We make it a Rule to use every legitimate effort to carry over no goods season to Season. We Have Been Through Our Stock Recently and find we have, too many goods in and in order to clear these out we have arranged bargain table; in the and made reductions in -rices. A. E. TUCKER. A Sensation- In The Dry Thursday, July Mr. Alfred E Tucker Clone His Store, Making Preparations for the Greatest Ever Known by the People of Greenville. The Peerless Mill Rectory Syndicate of Ne Yolk are one of their in He A. E Tucker Store, beginning July and days. Mr. Watson syndicate will entire charge of the Tucker store and this sale, which is positive that bargains lie given never by any in the Mate of North Carolina. Mi. Walton hi a national reputation as a he con. dueled these mill factory sales in almost every slate and city In Union, and never has on. The power price on new and will be demonstrated in every way wherever this banner is In to the very large and selected stock of goods in this store, hr. Watson has bought from the thousand. of worth of bright, new goods at no in this stile can buy at. Every item in will have a mill and factory sales ticket on it means better merchandise, for less money, bought in our city. Don't your money regular goods when you your dollar do the work from two to at this Read the Mill Sale item In that means money in yo pocket. GUARANTEED DIVIDEND OF FIVE PREMIUMS. Young man, why pay when you can buy the same contract tor premiums On account of a higher interest rate and lower expense loading SECURITY LIFE AND ANNUITY can make this great saving tor you. Write the Home Greensboro. North Carolina, or see F. M. Hornaday, Greenville, Agent, North Carolina Institute for Young Women and of Music. The Your Daughter College Courses High Standard FREE SUITED. A barrel for the A band oat A knock-out for the bruiser Ann for tile Feel. is the All s II it and the result. The Reflector Is Read By Everybody reach, and It reaches money U pay for what want, if yon have what they advertise it and yon are to get a part f their money. RATES The North Carolina COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE And Mechanic Arts C C Colored Lawn , Special Patterns White Goods. Embroideries, Ladies Black Dress Linen. Ladies Fast Black Hose, values for Ladies Vests. Ladies Belts. Ali Ladies Misses and Infants SLIPPERS are in this Offering. IT WILL BE TO YOUR ADVANTAGE TO LOOK THROUGH THESE BARGAINS MAKING YOUR PURCHASES. J. B. CHERRY CO. GREENVILLE'S GREAT STORE. ITEMS N. Ci July The are quite oaring the Miss Aside return- ed last wk after several visit to fried the river. E. E. Oil went to Vanceboro Friday Saturday. Ill's who bees away sister, re- turned Mis Stokes is visiting Nora Mi- Barker, of Winter- ville. was ii the Sunday Prof. I. link and of the neighborhood Saturday. Miss i near N. C. C a few I to visit hi brother, Levi Fore- lines. Misses and Lucy Hell Lung-ton, and Jennie Mint to Ayden day to take a music. tieS. H. convention at Bethany on invited. Don't forget the basket. Did it rained. Did it It wet. i is asserted en the of a scribe that for be last ten days the ladies and of that burg wishing to board train either had t for It or like be Wherefore a up from the t it in City, of which eh, is aid brethren, hare y bowels of A depot, an ye love help, oh, O. Haste or and Observer. Offers practical industrial education in Agriculture, Engineering, trial Chemistry, and the Textile Art. Tuition a year. month, Scholarships- President Winston, t W. N. C. Jr sea . REFRESHING. CURE NEW MAN At the Old Stand. I have purchased stock id J. Thigpen and ill on bus- at old on Five I will add to the stock of the trade and will at ill times carry a complete line of Heavy and Lane Groceries. Con feet ion Tobacco, etc. on in- when the beet Groceries the price ii. v he fold. J. J. The Five Grocer. Always via COAST LINE. BUFFALO, N. Y., return Annual Grand Lodge N. Y. July -15, Tickets sale July 9th and final , July 15th. Tickets will be in each direction. of limit to August may be obtained by deposit of ticket with Special and payment of fee of STOP at Washington, Baltimore and Philadelphia on tickets reading those points will be lowed on going trip within transit limit, and on return trip within final limit, July It tickets have been extended, stop can be not la exceed ten days, not later then return National Educational Association, July Tickets on sale Jane to July 2nd inclusive, final limit July Tickets restricted to continuous passage ill each direction. Extension of the limit may in- obtained to 31st, of ticket Special Agent asp payment fee of cents at lime f --it. Stop over at return trip may be ticket . . joint lit. Asbury Part. and is W J-i M New York mm ,.,. day after validation at Asbury Park a. upon payment fee of time of deposit, on ease stop over at New- York extend beyond August Stop Washington, Baltimore and ill on the going trip going the ticket exceed July Bid and on the return trip within final ticket. If tickets been extended stop over may be taken for period often not Hand. of It, x ft Also Gorman Siding, Partition and all kinds dressed for building a ; house Bills cat to or en abort Lumber Veneer Co- Central Barber Shop. Edmond Fleming, Located in section et the Fear operation each one presided ever by a skilled barber. Our place is sharp our towels clean. We thank yon for past patronage and ask you when good service is wanted D. W. IN Groceries And Provisions Cotton Bagging and Ties always on hand John W. a white so.- who was from for from the stats ea day this week. WOOD WOOD Dry, Split Fine Wood, every length, delivered at The a. No. for JOB JENKINS. Fresh Goods kept con- in stock. Country Produce Bought and Sold D. W. Carolin CONDENSED REPORT OF DISPENSARY FOR YEAR JUNE 30TH, 1905. To total paid for stock, purchases 20.028.53 for salaries, insurance, etc. stale taxes for of To cash on hand To bills payable To profits to of By total amount of sales of stock baud less 625.10 0,000.00 552.16 4,331.47 144,072.97 To year in of disbursements a, To cash on To amount paid town of stats of North Carolina stock on hand paid for Total profits for business We the undersigned commissioners h above statement found the same correct to the edge belief. Commissioners 625.10 239.14 10,416.40 aye examined th- know I J. N. Han J. L W. Bryan SHOT INTO HOUSE. Room Occupied by Ward Hon. W. M. Bond. Seven Eight Have Been Elizabeth City, July A his here from in , which states early Wednesday morning a room is hotel there occupied by Solicitor Ward and Hon. W. M. Bond was by a number of men interested la the illicit sale liquor, is that shout o'clock that same Mayor residence fired into by crowd tin weapons used being rifles and pistols. window panes were broken, it is said, but no one was hart, are given by a party who arrived at tonight, from Columbia. details of the affair then the be at this t me. It is reported the liquor men were to revenge themselves on Ward and the mayor for something they claimed these gentlemen had done to them. It is thought the were composed blind tiger men who bad been run down prosecuted by Ward, and were on bail. or eight of the number, white and black, have been arrested. Our informant, is unable to their names- John Wilton Captured. Charlotte, N. C, July the is charged with the murder of Henry Maxwell several weeks ago, has been located and is now is jail it High Point. Wallace afternoon received a from High Point that Wilson had been captured, ad would be held an officer arrived. An will leave in the morning fer High Point and will return tomorrow afternoon with his prisoner. the tragedy Wilson has been scarce around these parts. R L. Marion K. C, July R. L. formerly Washing ton, N. C, died here yesterday after an illness covering some weeks, She was a devoted wife and consecrated Christian, her death a mi over the whole community. Vaughan, former agent of the Singer Sewing Machine Company, was sentenced to years in the penitentiary in Raleigh yesterday for forgery and Element. DELIGHTFUL Complimentary to Sue Corbitt, Wilson and Louise Moore, of Washington. On I Messrs. Bascom, and Carl Wilson entertained a few of friends at a party complimentary to Moore, of Washington, and of Wilson. They were invited in the parlor t. n the i were requested to stand and read their toast aloud and they all wen- very good, Mr. leaking the best toast was present ed beautiful burnt purse, and he presented it to his partner Miss Florence Blow. After the enjoyable toast were given, all guests were pipers containing the different States of United Several young ladies tied for Ibis prise and Miss Lou Moore drew the lucky number and was given the first prize, and Mr. received the booby, which all had of fun over. Then they were invited in the room where was s thence to the hall where was served by Miss Mattie King and Mr. Willie Below is the toast given by that was considered ex- to the girl with hair and eyes, of a beautiful brow, Her superior is yet to be found, She is the prettiest and the best in town; Her rivals are Though her are vast, We all know, this no other than Florence Blow, So we wish her health, wealth happiness wherever she goes. the invited guests. Miss. Lillian Carr with Wilson. Miss Mattie King with Willie Wilson. Miss Blow with Alfred Miss Whitfield with Carl Wilson. Miss Susie Warren with Earl Forbes. Miss with Miss Myrtle Warren with Alex- Harper. Miss Louise Moore with Cecil Cobb. Miss Corbitt with Lee Miss Mary with Nor- man Warren- Sleep Comfortable -BY. SLEEPING ON THE BEST. Elastic Felt Mattresses are to all others. you Had to Get Your In the Old Way In the old people had to go from house to to the news or meet at the roads store once a week to find out what was going on. They were slow days. It Is Not So Now But in this day of numerous rural free delivery mail you can get the news every day. This is the leading ago and no horn- is complete without a good newspaper. Every man ought to take his county paper and know what is going on. The Reflector can supply you with the news. print editions, Daily and Semi-Weekly THE DAILY is a page paper and costs only a year. THE EASTERN REFLECTOR i is a large page paper, a year. Don't be without a paper when you one so cheap. you are not a subscriber send in your order today. CHOLERA Child Not Expected to Live from One Hour Another, but by Colic, and Remedy. the little of I. N . Dewey of Va., was seriously ill cf cholera last summer gave her and did not expect her to live from one hour to he says. happened to think of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Remedy and got a bottle of it from the store. In live hours I saw a change for the better. We kept on giving it and she had taken the half of one sh was This r- for by L. Carolina Beys is England In the Baltimore appears an article from Mr. C. relating Ike of a He, with a number of other North boys, set sail in June for and the Continent, aboard one the cattle ships. Among the party are Messrs. R. R, Reynolds, Asheville; O. M. Gardner, Shelby; H. B. Asheville; A. C. limes, P. Cheshire Tarboro; W. S. Jr., and Roy Smith, Tun all whom at the University of North Carolina last V Job Department OF THE REFLECTOR PRINTING HOUSE IS BETTER EQUIPPED TO DAY THAN EVER BEFORE To Produce me real Printing. SEND IN REFLECTOR PRINTING HOUSE, Greenville, N. C. ANOTHER OFFER. 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Are Suffering From Indigestion, Constipation, or do you have any with your Kidneys or Bladder if so Drink the Buckhorn Water. St. Hospital, Va. MM. N. It in.- Stale I have been using myself cod for patients the Buckhorn very freely for several months and do not hesitate to mend it in highest terms. In in rheumatic and gouty conditions in certain eases constipation I have excellent results its use. It is an drinking water. Very it. L. M. D. OUR The shippers guarantee, tr mineral so far known, is the most powerful diuretic. They will furnish a case any other water, of its reputation or price, and by actual, practical, comparison, that there is not a water known to the public that will equal in uric diathesis. R. H. HOOD This on at J A. i. j at S. M. Skinner, Hairy Jr. H. W. SKINNER LAWYERS, ad We hereby that we hive associated with us, in the practice of Law, Mr. Hairy Skinner, Jr. The will continue as i- Lawyers. MoS. u, H. W. j IN J ff. CO. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Factors and handlers Ties and Bags. Mid GET YOUR SUPPLIES Now TUT Everything want in the way of nice Groceries, Canned Goods, Pickles, Fruits, Candies, Nuts, can be had at our store. We carry a large supply of the Best Goods JOHNSTON BROS., The POOR PRINT

-P THE EASTERN REFLECTOR Tl ;,. J. M KM MOUNTAINS TO SEA. in the post at Greenville. N. C. as second matter, rates made upon application. desired a. in Pitt and adjoining Mil in mt lo k. X. C, Tummy, July 1905. All the discussions shout discussions in which most , in this country have took span are very indications an public conscience Dr, you suppose that all who have ever Mb mm into counters ii is clean dollars that hands or over their ascertain i t not The saying that have to die to beat the insurance don't go now. Then bare been several eminent gentlemen who beaten companies that are still right much alive. tin Gov. Hogg, of Texas, a high place on tie Panama Canal and a man named like and President Roosevelt expect Secretary Hoot to keep the ball moving difference between the three men This will he a ease of Rot II or I've. Cotton farmers ought to the habit of cultivating the bay fever. It strikes us that hay will grow wherever cotton does The New Yorker who estimated the population of that about surely did his muting on the 4th July Sam is making much fuss over the deficit. Perhaps he is like the majority of us. never unless he is head over in debt. i justice, i e robbed the banker, who stole is out on hail after being sentenced i ii years in the pen course has been taken. The fact is , , i II mighty light with years. According to the way sou. or are punished, he lo have years. The Standard Co. would DOS like to furnish with enough oil to run him to a warmer climate than this. If it raining a few days longer a trip the shore will not be necessary We can just go sailing right at home. Bernard referred lo the man o young M a cowardly cur. But remember he was way in Norfolk when he used this language. Such of homes It is usually a man marries for her money, hut cases out of it is the old man's money. we never have under- stood and that is where how tin as Bernard be tolerated spend their no community over thirty minutes It is said that ex-Governor will ho I candidate against Simmons for the office of Senator- If true, it means Senator Simmons will be re-elected without opposition. A Cleveland physician claims that he can cure a man of the liquor habit by rendering him insane. A man doesn't need a physician to do if he will just stick lo old it'll do the work itself. between bunk failures. There are some sections in the town that the sanitary conditions are very bad, and should be looked after more carefully. A society man in Colorado refused In drink a toast to his former wife. Possibly he bad rather have roasted her than her The rainy weather is helping f the base ball teams, especially the per columns. Wouldn't ii y u if when they get ti the butt ii. of this cotton scandal they find this man Holmes the only an I i cotton boll weevil We are Dot a weather prophet, b u y need not expect any fair weather in this latitude for several days yet will be fair. We do not think the idea of selling the crop before it is made is a wise one. J. -1 The only trouble about hoop- skirts in again will be the doors. juror who held out for in the trial did because Dewey owned up to swiped all that money. Greenville run up against the real thing at Norfolk yesterday What does Raleigh want with saloons A rumor says that a ml can get liquor in Haleigh night and Sunday's too. tenth alone is necessary to make some people realize what hypocrite they are. If the base ball teems decide to go into the union look out for U- M.-L- If it suits Miss everybody else to be has at last succeeded in barging troubles to the hack drivers. This ought to settle the matter. The who attempted to com- suicide in a chair in Indianapolis had a vary close shave. The statement that denotes is not so bad on the bald headed man, that it not say what kind of character hair denotes. It wouldn't do for the to win nil the time. II III When Mr. Cheatham caused the investigation into the cotton leaks to be made, an was made so discredit him the ground that he did not officially represent the Southern Cotton Association. In view of the tremendous results sf the investigation started by Cheat- ham, those who said things about him ought now to take them Charlotte Correspondence Norfolk, Va, July We have heard of toboggan and had visions of the the but neither of them equal the of a roll down from the to the sea. Having spent nearly a week among the superb mountain scenery Western North Carolina, I decided to take the remainder of ray vacation within the sound of the rolling lows, and in hours the miles between and the Atlantic had been and here I am. Norfolk is among the most enter- prising and progressive titles on the Atlantic there is always much of interest to be seen. It has been a few I was last here and the changes noticed are almost marvelous. There is thrift progress on every band, sky-scraper is also getting in evidence. There are so many here a North Carolinian feels much at home when he strikes Nor folk The city is largely i from across the line, mid the best business brain and came from North The Old North State largely built Nor- folk and made the city what it is. The city directory reads very mm ii like it was of a North Carolina town. Pitt county is well represented Norfolk's business men The wholesale dry goods firm of Winston- Whichard Co has two county ya in L. and II. W. Which- ard and they rank with the bast business men here. The Mercantile Hank has a Pitt county C, its president and ho is also the leader in the commission Bros, ft Which- ard Pitt county boys, a large retail business in South Nor- folk. Miss Minnie a county girl, is proprietress of the Hotel and is also conducting the summer resort hotel at by Beach W, Little, of conducts two large drug stores at Newport News. Beside these there are several young men from holding important positions in houses here, and there are none better than our boys. Norfolk is ideally located for pleasure and it is no won- that through the come here by the thousands. There are places of interest the city, while the splendid car service brings delightful resorts as i Md Virginia Beach, Pine Ocean View, Willoughby Beach, Cape Henry and others access, the furthest being reached in less than an hour. Some of these resorts rival Island and Atlantic City in attractions, while for real enjoy- in sailing, fishing and bathing they cannot be surpassed. Norfolk's harbor is one of the finest in the world and ships from all nations of the earth can be seen coming and going through Roads. In population, business and wealth the city goes forward with rapid bounds- It baa up-to date newspapers they are doing their part toward the city's advancement. goes steadily on for exposition here in and it is going to rival any similar enterprise ever held in this country, while from a naval stand- point it will surpass anything the world has seen. J W, W- -11 Possibly Ur. fact that it was hard to boat a follow at his own Pew Mn Know Their Own Clothes. few days Mr. W. T. George, of St. I walked into establishment where I had left a suit of clothes to be cleaned, my reason for going in person being that had lost the ticket when the clothes were left, and as I knew the proprietor l thought it would not be difficult to my garments. In this I made a big mistake it was by doing some very persuasive talking that I succeeded. As it was, the were given over with the same reluctance that a Chinaman shows when a customer minus bis ticket for his collars and shirts. know you very well, and will let you take the things said the it is establishing a bad precedent. The trouble is don't believe that one man in twenty identify his clothing, no reason for supposing yon to an When I in business years ago would let people carry off things without tick and it caused so much trouble and leas that HA iron-clad rule was I've seen men come in here and swear that they left a brown suit to be cleaned, when ii Mimed be gray, or vice versa. It as though any ought lo know bis own clothes, but the is that very Washington Post. REDUCTION ON SUMMER CLOTHING It's getting the of year every- thing Summery must be put on the ired far as this store is concerned; yet, two full wearing months are ahead. A better chance to buy Men's Clothing, less 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. THE COLD OF 1816. He Knew of One. The cross-examiner was a smart man whose object was to disconcert witness and discredit his say your name was the first question. Michael eh me ibis question careful. Are you a married think was married think because you got married that you area married man do me whom you married married a you than to trifle the court Of course you married a woman; did you over hear of anyone many a sister Men's Coat and Pants 88.50 value, now Men's Coat Pants value, now Men's Coat Pants value, now 87-50 Men's Coat Pants now Men's Coat Pants value now Men's Coat Pants value, now Men's Coat Ac Pants value, now Men's Coat Ac Pants value, now his much speech at Ottawa, Thomas W. Lawson bad some things say about He described lbs as able, fearless, honest, but all on the money question. is a republican or it might be that he was after Stopping in Mr. shoes as a leader of those who demand radical reforms. He is doubtless not so brilliant ail orator as Mr. Bryan, are no tWO ways about can sling a pen. He is also an expert, a table past mauler, in advertising. I is much more talked of now than If his remedy he et in presidential class. Greensboro Telegram. SWELLEST LINE OF SUMMER TROUSERS SEE THE PRICES. Peg Top Trousers Swell Pat- terns 15,00 value, DOW 18.00 now All Wool Clash Dark Plaid value, now All Wool Crash Brown 3.00 value, now 9.60 All Wool Crash Gray value now All Wool Crash Linen color now Coat Ac Pants Men's Ac Pants value, now Men's At Pants value, now In Allen laid down the proposition that editor has the right to give the news and pub- the facts, if he knows them, but he has no right, us I believe, to judge the or t throw the weight of his opinion in the jury There is not a respectable newspaper in the State that will disagree with Judge Allen in his Chronicle. Can you afford to miss a stile, where the prices touch your purse so gently Frank Wilson, the you ever happened to meet the girl who is always posing There are girls, and of them, who with this Have you ever met a young man who is always pro posing There are men, and many of them, who are with that ton Star. Hardware. A Connecticut man claims he sot a trap for a deer and caught his mother-in-law. The rascal no doubt paying her back for sol ting traps and catching him several times. We have as mother-in-law but we think it would be real nice jolly to have one. Wilmington Star. THE CLOTHIER. Men's Coat Ac Pants DOV Men's Coat Pants now Men's Coat Pants value, now Men's Three Piece Suits 18.50 value, now Men's Wool Serge Piece Suits values now Men's Gray value, now Men's Gray Piece Suits SI value, now Men's Gray Slim Suits value, now 8.50 For Cook Stoves Range, Heaters Pumps, Guns, Am- munition, One and Two Horse Steel Plows, Heat Cutters and In fact anything in Hardwire come to H. L. CARR WINTERVILLE th. This department is in A. D. Johnston, who is authorized to rep- resent the Eastern Reflector in Winterville and territory. pump pipe and at A. W. Anne Co clock and lot of . . A. Ange A They Highest are by tin become h . J. D. Cox is a few days. Look up Mr. Cooper ask him bout prices Of anything that you re in. The -keeper for the A. G. Cox Mfg. Co., F. A. who was called home on account of the illness of his lister, returned Friday morning. Span peanuts seed at T. N. Mauling Co's. J. H. Hudson, of Black Jack, came down Friday afternoon. We have been informed that A. W. Ange Co. pay price for country prices. Car load flour just received. Harrington Berber Co. is her friend. Miss We T. W. Wood Sons millet T. Cox and Bro. C. W. of Clay- ton, a former of the Baptist church here, is now in town, A. O. Cox. r delighted to have him with The A. G. ix Mfg. Co-. been rushed for trucks flues ibis week. Mr. Quinn. Kinston, here Friday. another shipment of men children shoes. Miss Georgia Joyner, La- Grange, over here a while Friday. People have already aware of the fact, that the Hun- buggy II the best buggy on the and cannot be passed . It has rained rained this week but the rain break up a party was to be We don't know much about but for lull ask J. B. Fry and if he can't give them to you perhaps he tell you someone there who can, surely he wasn't the only one there. Don't eyes feel like there is grit Do they pain you and feel tired reading Do become mattered and adhere while That vision and should be rem died by eye glasses T Cox and carry a full line of spectacles and can tit eyes with the proper lens. Mrs. C. Smith is visiting In the country this week. or men to solicit orders for stock in For particulars enclose stamp. Box Winterville; N. C. Mrs. A. W. Ange left one day this week for where be will visit relatives. lot of ware and crock- always on hand. Harrington Barber Co. Miss Miriam Johnson and her little sister. Dorothy, left this afternoon to visit relatives Ayden. White's Black Liniment, spec tally recommended for the human family, flue for -perfectly balanced, sub-cutaneous For sale by B. T. Cox Bro. Bey, c. W. will preach at the Baptist church Sun. day p. m. at o'clock. He many friends here that will glad so meet him and hear him preach. Go to T. N. for fresh candies, nuts, raisins We carry samples of over hundred of wall We are prepared to furnish you as cheap as the cheapest. Come examine before buying elsewhere. Barber Co B T Cox Bro. new corned herrings, just paint, guaranteed received Barber ft Co. Fr Holt I U. for . sty Oil Mil. A few the area bit in I have the Winterville list the list on all the ail routes from Wintered- of all our am prepared to give for the piper. Come ard see me pay up, mi me happy, the editor happy, and get yourself. I've got a good for all those who pay for a year in advance. A. D. Johnston. prices on ice cream freezers at ft. O. A Co. For hardware mill W, L, House. and feed Stable, whips and W. L. in need of furniture era nice mattress see A. W. The next of the Winter ville will open Sept The are brighter than before. room-, have already been engaged. There in no why Co, farmers should have to such high prices for their Hour, they raise their own wheat and the Winterville Mfg. Co l thoroughly equipped l making splendid flour of paint, and yellow at Barber t Co, I, ice an cheap the A. W. A. Ange k Co. hand lot of nice hats that will now go below cost. fail to I We will sell you at some price. K. O. Chapman Co For Tar honey, tonic, Dr. Bell's Eye salve, and a sure cure for all Dead trouble, sec T. N. Moaning A Co. When need of anything in the crockery and glans ware line be sure to see us before buying. It G. A Co. BOOM try to meet buggies in prices. A few try to them in quality But undertake to do Another huge shipment of shoes all styles and sizes and prices very reasonable. Barber A Co. Paint your house how is the time, Ange Co. have the old reliable Town and Country Uncle, where are you I am going to A. W. Ange op,,,. . mo ,, . they are goods way writes F. A. Gulledge, down cheap now. Verbena, Ala. had a terrible , ,. ,, case of Piles tumors, Try a bottle of Dr. for indigestion at the drug cured me. Equally for Burns Don't worry over that little lot and all aches and pains. Only of cotton you had over when at Drug Stare. yon got through ginning your last lots. The Pitt Co. Oil Mill, buys 14- r- The Greatest Reduction in Dress Goods Known. Poplin was fur Suiting now Hamburg that was now Ladies Hose now Lawn now I in now Sc Dross Goods that was now Also a groat reduction in all kinds of Spring and Summer Dress Come and convinced A. W. Ange Co. B. ARNOLD'S BALSAM to Cholera Mortal By L and Coward Woolen No Pity Shown. Working Night and Day. The and little cotton in any quantity Zn was nude Is best market price paid every flay Plymouth Bock. change lulu m, per dozen. Fob Orders Into brain fag ., , , . i u into mental power. They're rilled fast as the hens lay. up the health. Jackson Winterville N. C. . .-. a,, I,. Farmers who raise their hay can I Wooten. be supplied with the well Mowing machines rakes by call see them. Weather That Came Year Without a The year 1816 has been called year without a The ago i account of January and were mild, arch April began but I an inch . May, u. re planted i . d m r it Baa in r -p int. June the i r known ibis i i ii e were coin- every green thing killed. . n was de- Snow lo the depth ti ii in Vermont, seven in Maine, three in interior of Sew York and in ore a warm It called a dry But little rain fell. The wind blew from it- north, cold and fierce. Mothers knit extra socks ten their children in the spring, and wood piles, that usually during the warm spell in of the houses, were speedily up again. Planting shiver- were together, and the who worked out their taxes on the county roads wore overcoats mil ten.-. n the of June a mow fell iii England. The cold was intense. farmer who bud a large field of corn in it at to ward oil the frost. Many an evening he and bis neighbors look turns watching them, lie was rewarded with the only crop of corn the neighborhood. damage was done in in consequence of rapid rise t Mississippi river. Fears were entertained I . in was cooling off, and throughout New England all picnics wire prohibited. July was frost and ice. Indian corn was nearly all destroyed. Some situated escaped. August more cheerless if possible than the summer months which preceded it. I., formed half an inch in thickness. Indian corn was so the greater part was cut down dried for fodder, Almost green thing was destroyed in this country and in Europe. On the snow tell at Bar nut, forty miles from little corn rip- in New England and the mid- states. supplied them- selves from corn produced in 1815 for seed in I he spring of Is IT. It sold at from I lo per September furnished about two weeks of the weather of the season, but in I lie latter part the month Ice formed an inch thick. October had more than share of cold was cold and snowy. December was comfort- able, and i he winter following was mild. Very little vegetation was in the eastern and middle The sun's rays seemed to destitute of during sum- mer. All nature was clod in a sable hue, and mm exhibited no little REPORT Or THE OF THE BETHEL BANKING AND TRUST AT BETHEL, N. C. At 39th, 1906. d t ft s, u red Furniture and Due from I u. Silver coin Nil I i k S Total 93.1 1,318 LIABILITIES. stock in Undivided profits Time I, nib. to cheek of Carolina, of I, H Taylor, of the above statement is true i mill belief named he bin, 5.300.00 15,348.06 107.41 073.49 l now badge and sworn I. this day of June, a. k. Notary Public II. H Cashier. K. J J. W. THOMAS, ROBT. Gratifying News. Biggest Bargains in all kinds. -i.-e. The cheap- -st we The a great money, but ii is one way of cleaning in odd at Silks, Dr.-e Linings Braids, Men's and and Clothing. All reduced some your i. by cat y and Slippers to go in tan white Met-a snits that 1.75 mi 2.80 lie Slippers Lawns Sc a. Lawns SILK RIBBON'S quality all colors La e-s and Hamburg reduced on- ii aS at one price Meanings Talcum powder why pay more t;. B. G. 81.95, now 11.10 I rices ail sum- mer l, in led ii. Men's Patent and Tan hoes and Slippers 50,18.00, and lo k and Men S and all wool Serge suits, worth we close them at DO Buy It Now. tO lie Pitt County Oil Mill in needed sooner or later and when . Colic, Cholera i i It i certain Cotton Seed. They pay the highest price or will ex for meal. When yours are ready write for prices. Our and summer stock of ladies gents slippers has arrived and our stock of ladies goods Ac. is more complete ever before. Consisting of mohair i suitings, that time comes you will need it will need it quickly. Buy it now. It may save life. For L. When yon a pleasant laxative that is easy to take end to act, use Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver tablets. For ale Ivy Jno L. druggist. It how medicines have failed to batiste, weather proof, batiste you, If you are troubled with all the designs, ,, kidney or , , . ., ,, . . liver troubles, Ho hater's BOOKS The ladles are respectfully invited yon . The are respectfully to call and inspect our i Barber a Co. Have now on nice line of II the storms gnus crockery wave, all very Harrington Barber Co j and sales made on white sea. goods and G. Chapman j a Co. At the drug store there we think well. Wooten's Drug Store. of Chi I knot Pass, I'll cross the plains of frozen Mountain Tea. Wooten's Drug Store. the most can be pleased There's a pretty girl in in table silverware and jewelry. hat, White's Colic Kidney Cure, j girl with But the you ever see for stock and a sure colic cute. H at the Drug Store I Mountain For hay, and oats, go to, Drug Store. girl Tea. who anxiety life. concerning the future of reduced to 10.00, and mi Ail ii; re shirts now en's boy's Hats, reduced one half rods in.-h were and now l and Urn now Sue mark down in nary. I and 1.76 Hats now inc. line. and white Dock Hats lot baby caps One ladies white Hand worth each, now foe S H Suspenders, the best kind row Buttons, Scarf Pins, Ladies waist all go at hull original price The Dundee black and navy, now Do He e. L. Wilkinson Go. Jury. Iii a man was charged in Victoria with having killed another man a sandbag, and in tin- face of the judge's slimming up the jury brought in a verdict of not guilty. This annoyed the chief justice. Sir Matthew who at once of the jury, mind, that is not mine. On your conscience will rest stigma of returning such n disgraceful Many repetitions of such con- duel as yours will make trial by jury a horrible fa cc and the city of Vic- u nest of Immorality crime. Go. I have nothing more to say to And turning to the prisoner, the chief justice are discharged. Go and sandbag some of those jury men. They deserve Doctor. young doctor has a hard row to remarked a physician a recent dinner. he does own a horse and I lie people say he cannot have a large practice, If be does own a horse which happens to be fat the people insist he cannot have much work to do. If, on the other hand, the horse hap- pens to be bony circulate the news that the doctor keeps his horse only for show and is so bard up that he can't afford feed the animal Kansas City Scientifically Constructed. A Shoe for Women. THE SHOE for is made with reference to the most details and i.- so perfected in its numerous styles there is no other man's shoo on the market selling at tin-price the Ultra does, its if its equal. Here is the fundamental basis of hoe. We employ our own expert designers, and every Ultra Shoe made over scientifically constructed to meet the closest variations of width and in woman's footwear. The Ultra Shoe every or whims of many We carry SHOE, for men, in Oxfords, Tans, etc. Pulley Bowen, THE HOME OF FASHIONS. Brutally Tortured. A case came to light for persistent and unmerciful has perhaps never been equaled Joe of writes, IS years I endured from and nothing relieved me though I tried everything known, I cane across Hitters and the Co treed herring shewn, at A go's. Look out for Hatch Bras., bit excursion, Greenville to Norfolk, July 2.00, children For pronto only. W. r. Hard of Hero. man thinks his own is the really hardest job. The really hard- est Job, however, is the hero in a modern novel. These are the performances of one hero in a mod- His countenance fell. His voice broke. His heart sank. His rose, His eves blazed. Killing troubles and general de- words burned. His blood froze. I Only bow would you like to be that by L. Wooten, So Night Was Her Terror. would cough in in It nil night writes. Mrs. Apple- gate, of Alexandria, Ind., could hardly get a sleep. I consumption so bad that if I walked a block I would cough frightfully and spit blood, but, all other failed, I It's the greatest medicine on three bottle of Dr. King's for that trouble. A few bottles of j New Discovery wholly cured me completely relieved and cured land I gained Just good for guaranteed to cure Coughs, Colds, L Grippe, Bronchitis and nil and Lung Troubles. Trice and 11.00. Trial bottles free at J. L. Wooten's store. POOR PRINT i .

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Currents, Raisins, and China Ware, Tip and Ware, Cakes and Cheese, et Burr, New Royal an Quality Come of North Pitt Country. In the Superior Court. Town of against and of K. I The defendant, B. J. Pollard, will take notice, that on the 14th day of June, a summons was Issued against him. In the above entitled a by the undersign d clerk of the Superior court of Pitt county, return- able to the September term, of Pitt court, which convenes On Monday after the first Monday in September, It being the 19th day of said month, which summons was returned by the sheriff of Pitt count i it with this endorsement, Defendant E. J. Pollard not to d -n The purpose of said action as alleged by the plaintiff is to recover of the defendant the sum of three hundred dollars for breach of hi- warranty of certain deed executed lo the plaintiff on the 5th -lay of January, 1899 for a certain lot or parcel land on Wilson street the town of fully In his died recorded in Hook the register's office of Pitt county. The said B. J. defendant aforesaid, will also notice that u arrant of attachment was issued by the undersigned on the said of June. against the, proper; of the said K J. Pollard, directed t the sheriff of Pit, county re- turnable to the said September term. 1906, of Pitt Superior court, it being the t in-and place where the aforesaid summons is returnable. . nil the said H. J. Pollard will take notice that is required to appeal within the first three days of said t- and answerer demur to the complaint of the plaintiff this or relief demanded will be granted. Done at office in the town Of Greenville, this the 14th day of June, . C Clerk of t Superior Court. blow, Plaintiff's s. WHAT MORE Could Yon Ask Than to drop in Brown's Furniture Store, next door to post office, and have your Standard Sewing Machine Ad- OF The Sun -f heretofore doing mercantile in the town of Greenville, has been by mutual All per- sons owing the firm can with either arty and are requested to come Stones and settle their Any one having accounts against the firm can present them to either party. L- M. Savage. J. This June 1906. LOW RATE TICKETS On ale via. SOUTHERN RAILWAY. low Rates are announced by the South- Railway from points on its lines for follow- Special; Baltimore, Mil., United Society Christian Convention, July 1905. Buffalo, N. Y., Annual Meeting Grand Lodge B. P. O. B., July to 1905 Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Colo., International League Convention, July 1905. Denver, Colorado Springs. Pueblo, Colo. National Grand of the September to 1905. Louisville. , Ann-nil National Association of Stationary Engineers, to 1905 Training School, July lo August 1905. Moot eagle. Sun- day School Institute, July 1905. Woman's O-u- Aug l to 1905. Philadelphia, Pa., and Grand Lodge O. F., -r to 1905. Portland Ore., San Angeles, Diego, Lewis Clark Exposition and special on Pacific to October 1905. Richmond, Va . Congress, September to 1905. Rate for the above occasions open I-- tin- public. Tickets will be sold to these points from all on the Southern Railway. Detailed information can he had upon application to any Ticket of the Railway, or Agents of or the R. L. VERNON. T. P. A. Charlotte, N. C. J. H. WOOD, D. P. A. Asheville, N. C. S. H Pas. Traffic Manager; W. H. Tayloe, Pass. Agent. UNIVERSITY OF North Carolina. Head of State's Educational Collegiate, Graduate, Law, Medicine, Library contain volumes New water works, Electric Lights, Central Heating New dorm- Y. M. C. A. Building STUDENTS The Fall term begin Sept. FRANCIS P- VENABLE, Hill, N. C. justed Free of rest. Other machines re paired and adjusted at reason- able rates. Call and see me and let's talk the business Brown. n oncer After Joly 1st I will be pared to furnish private to and depot for persons in town at tor each person The will then only ran hotel to depot and wharf and fare es that will alt be W. J. HARNESS and SHOES toy at the H. Ellis to window A stable HIVE Mai TRIAL. hap Mill SHINGLES All grades and in car -r less quantity, to suit purchaser. F. E. RANDOLPH A CO. Horn. N. C NORFOLK SOUTHERN CO Steamboat Service. Steamer L. leaves Washington daily at a. m. fur Greenville; leaves Greenville daily Connecting at Washington with Norfolk Southern Railroad for Norfolk, Philadelphia, New York, all other North. a Norfolk with all points West, Shippers order their freight via Norfolk, rare Norfolk A Southern R. R. Sailing hours subject to change without T. H. Agent. Washing- ton, J. J. Agent, Green- ville, N. C. H. C. General T. and f. Agent, Norfolk, Va., BEFORE THE HOUSE BURNS. If you contemplate INSURING your property wait. M bile you are waiting house may b destroyed by Are, Th Tim Act it New while the property i valuable when get a the ire its late. I write that insures. Let me it to yon. W. B. HOOKS, APPLICATION FOR LIQUOR LICENSE. Notice is hereby given that I Will make application to the Board of Com- of Pitt count; on the in for to retail liquor In N. C. J. This 27th day of May, 1905. APPLICATION FOR LIQUOR LICENSE, Notice is hereby given I will make application to the board of Com- missioners of county on the Monday in July, for t retail liquor in N. C. J. L, Tail of My. 1905. DIRECTORY. J. Elks, Chairman, W. R. Home, J. R. Spier, J. R. J. . Page. Clerk Superior C. Moore. Tucker. Register of TreasurerS. T. White. William D. Cox. Board of G. Cox, Chairman, B. M. Whitehurst, L. C. Arthur, Superintendent Education W. H. Peeper C E. Flem- town S. Congleton, Charles J. R. W. A. A. H. Taft, C. S. Carr. T. E. Hooker, J. G. M. Wooten. J. Whichard. L. Carr. Tax J. T A J G. W. H. Chief Fire Forbes. Dispensary W. Bryan, J. N. Hart, J. L. Sugg. Prayer meetings each day night. Sunday schools a. m. Baptist W. H. Superintendent of Sunday School. No pastor. H. H. Moore, pastor. Services every Sun day. W. R. Parker Super- Sunday School. W. E. Cox, rector. Services every first and third Sunday. W. B Brown of Sunday School. Free Will W. H. No regular service J A day Services every Sunday G S Pritchard dent of Sunday School B Dove Sup Sunday School No pastor. LODGES Greenville Lodge No. A F A M, meets 1st and 3rd Monday nights in each month R Williams, W Wiley Brown, Sec Covenant Lodge No. I F Meets every Tuesday night. T R Moore, N W J Evans, Sec Tar River Lodge No. K of P, Meets every Thursday night E G Flanagan, C T J Moore, K of R Tribe No I O R M, meets every Wednesday night J H Harris, Sachem; wards, C of R Pitt Council Jr U A M, meets every Monday night T H H RS. Announcement We beg leave to announce that we are Wholesale and Retail for-----s White Lead, Paints, Colors, and and k Ready nixed Paints. There is in the world better than the Harrison line. It has behind it a reputation for honorable wares and honorable dealings. If you use the Harrison never worry quality. Paints you need We trust that you will favor us with your orders whenever you want good paint for any Have just a car load and can give you Special Prices. Baker Hart N. C, REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE BANK OF GREENVILLE. GREENVILLE, N. C. T THE OF BUSINESS MAY 29th. Loans and Stock paid in Overdrafts, Overdrafts, securities, Profits less Furniture Paid 7,260.78 All other real Doe from subject to check 161,464.46 Cash i checks oat- Geld Silver North County of Pitt. I, James L. Little, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the statement above is true to the best of my knowledge Md belief JAMES L. LITTLE. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 7th day of June, 1905. J. C. TYSON. Notary Public. J. Q. J. A. ANDREWS, R. W. TO PUBLIC. When yon of clothes, pair pants to or press, remember that I only turn work. Also working altering clothing. Prices very reasonable. Satisfaction or back. me a trial. FRANK Back of Davit Shop. Greenville, N. C. White Front Barber Shep J. B. Sharp Work farted. COSMETIC A SPECIALTY. all for as and fair DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER- SHIP. The firm of Brinkley A Hooker by mutual consent was on first of June, 1905, dissolved, J. Frank Brink- purchasing O. D. Hooker's interest in the Brick Warehouse. The Brick Warehouse will here- after be run by Frank Brinkley. This June 14th, J. Frank Brinkley O. D. Hooker. I desire to thank my friends for their liberal in the ask a of the same, prom- that I will always use my best effort to protect their interest in the Very truly, J. Frank Brinkley I remain, Years to serve, S. J. Prep. pas. D. J. Whichard. On Tuesday, 18th day of July, 1905, at the home of the late Laura I will sell at auction for cash all the household and furniture belonging to of the said Laura Jr. of Laura This June 27th, 1908. The North Carolina STATE NORMAL INDUSTRIAL COLLEGE Literary Commercial Classical Domestic Scientific Manual Pedagogical Music Three to degrees. for numbers Board, laundry, and fees for us of tell books, a year For students For non- of the state. Fourteenth annual session begin September 1905, To secure board in the dormitories, all free-tuition be made before invited from those tent teachers and stenographers. For catalog and other information, address CHARLES D. President, GREENSBORO, N. C p. R. L. Can, N. C. Littleton Female College Splendid location. Health resort Over boarding last year. High of work. High of and life. Conservatory advantages in music. Ad- courses in Art Hot water heat. lights and other modern improvements. Remarkable health only one death among pupils la years Close to the health and social development of every pupil. High standard of scholarship All pupils dress alike on all public CHARGES -VERY LOW. 24th Annual will 13th. add res. BUT J. M. AM, N. C. OUR AYDEN DEPARTMENT. J. M. BLOW, Manager and Authorized Agent. a v AYDEN, N. C. Our Baptist friends are going to add right much to their building. They anticipate a coat of of paint the outside, nice and a carpeting tin- inside. Toil is already a nice and then later improvements will but add to beauty their building. A authorized for Daily Reflector we take pleasure in receiving and willing receipts for those arrears. We have a list of all who receive their mail at We also take orders for job Our young men are a b i-1- ball team and expect no late day to enter the diamond fertile surely have good material. If need anything in the way of Tin ware some to see us, Hart Jenkins. There are four wagons, four gentlemen ten horses here in Hie sewing machine business. They will remain six mouths and ex- pest to thoroughly this section the county. E. E. Hail Co. will do all they possible can to please you with their new line of heavy and fancy groceries. Didn't the drainage system take off the water nicely after the big rain yesterday Not a mini hole in town. Whew received, fine line of and can fit you up any style or price. People living on back streets we want it distinctly understood are net entitled to any privileges. They don't pay any tax. are re- daily new confectioneries right from the Master Preston Mumford who ha been quite sick for several days Is much better. Harris says that Harrison Town and Country paints and colors are by fur the beet goods that he ever used and that it knocked out several other leading brands a test at Greenville last summer. This paint is sold by J. R. Smith a, Bro. The condition of F. constable of this township, very serious For guano sowers see M. Tripp The best. More than bales of cotton was sold on this market yesterday. Fancy candies, oranges, apples and bananas at E. B. Miss Helen Cox returned from a visit to Aurora Monday afternoon. Simplex distributors, Cox planters and repairs at J. R. Smith Bro. Miss Gussie Lawrence same over from Tuesday morning on way home in Greene That rook salt at J. K. Smith Bro., is the best thing I can get for my stock. They only eat what they want of it at a time. Misses Annie and Nelle Mum- ford from the country, spent with Mrs. W. J. Mum- ford, at Go to E. K. Go's new market for beef, fresh sage, and fresh fish. Mrs. W. B. Hooks and Miss Net a of have none to spend a few days with W. E. Hooks. Ladies misses and children black tan and white slippers all at J. B. Mr. Sauls, of near Fremont, is here a visit to sis sen, M. M- Sauls. J. R Smith Bro. gives me more for my hams, oh tokens and eggs than anybody else. Mrs. John Alexander and left yesterday for where they will visit relative. Miss Georgia Joyner came up Thursday from LaGrange to spend a few days with friends here. Cotton Gopher plows extra blades at J. B. Smith Bro. Mrs W. J. Kittrell and Miss Mamie of were with here yesterday. A large plaining and latest improved tools with which our work. Satisfaction teed. M. B. Tripp Bro. Frank Lilly and J. F have gone to Call on s for a liar rel of Columbia Flour, none beth-r to be had anywhere. Suppose a prize was offered for the cleanliest in the stale Would Ayden be to the Co-suit the and back streets. For can peaches, apples, corn apply to E. E. If advertising in to success, then surely some of our merchants will reap a just reward. The why, of course their and purpose is to benefit by a half from another ad or enterprise. During the past week Mr. Si I Newell the road near B H. a pair of gold rimmed in a felt case which the owner can have by properly same and paying this notice. The man with a The dead man is never heard from. Don't fail to see A Ty- sou's new crockery both and decorated. Prices are cheaper than The ladies say that Tyson have the prettiest line of dress goods in town. manufacture seats for the trade, that are simply the smoothest scat the market Those while and tan slippers J. K. Smith are die for children I have seen this season. Bro. are now to make wooden legs fur cripple horses or mule. Their , latest was a decided success. The freshest loaf bread right i from the oven at Me- We will beginning on day June 21st offer for our entire stock of clothing, dry goons notions, shoes at prices I before the town of , Ayden. Our Stock is too large and we take this means of reducing same. We have gotten a large lot plaid that we are run- at per yard, white sheet- C. Jackson Co. Ayden, N, Get the Cox cotton planter best the market at J. Smith A Bro. you know you could get one of the old time Gophers size blade you want at J. E. Smith My office will be one month as I shall be in for the purpose of taking a special in copy. J. W. Taylor. Bay, oats, ship stuff, brand, cotton seed hulls meal on hand. Cannon Tyson. Those art squares, Ac. that Cannon Tyson have just received are beauties. A. Griffin has first class brick for sale and is burning new kilns constantly. When In need brick see. him or write Ayden, N. C. Oranges, apples, bananas and all fruits kept by horn. Cannon ft Tyson are guilty of selling their pretty enamel bed steads cheap. They are daisies. Those Royal Mattresses that Cannon Tyson handle are the equal of anyone the market. Tobacco twine, thermometers, for sale by Cannon A Tyson. I do knew that B. A Bro., have the prettiest and cent calico and ginghams in town. That last car choice hay that J. B. h Bro., received is fine. Lee lime is good for any crop and a farmer should use it freely, at J. R. Smith A Bra That and embroidery Is the prettiest goods in town for baby dresses J. R. Smith Bro. received our spring stock of pants. j. j. For heart shingles by J. H. Tripp A Bro. The soda fountain will be in service from now to the end of the season. The newest an I latest drinks a-ill found there. If you wain something nice try them. Something new in Ayden J. R Smith Bro., have bought a whole car load of healing stoves, and can get your choice by coming at once. Say have yon seen that Simplex distributor J. R. Smith Bro. Ir puts it out In any quantity yon want dots not waste any at the ends of row it is a cheap machine. iv neat 5-room house with gar- den and all necessary out located on main street a good neighborhood for rent by J. R. Smith Bro. Slippers, lawns and straw hats are being sold extremely tor cash by Cannon Don't forget that Cannon Tyson can supply your wants almost any thing furniture. Old man what makes you always go to J. R. Smith Bro., to do your I can always gel thing I want from keep Furniture, Mattresses. Bed Sprints, Cook Stoves, Baby Brailles, etc , up Tyson. NOTICE. There will be an institute held at Ayden, N. C, colored teachers, all teachers are requested to attend tins institute, commence the first Monday in August 1905, for two and more if desire. The school will be taught by Prof. Smith and Prof. B. It. Coward. Committees on arrange- P. Henry Allen, Ed Ellis. ASK FOR COLUMBIA FLOUR, If it give you absolute your dealer will pay you for returning it. R. F. Dist. Ayden, PHARMACY Ayden, N. C. Dr. Joseph Dixon AND Office Brisk Railroad, Ayden, N. C- NOT CE OF DISSOLUTION. The firm of L. H. Pender Co., sanitary plumbers and tinner have been dissolved by mutual the plumbing business a-ill here- after be conducted by L. H. Pen- All accounts due firm must be void to him. L. H. Pender Co. Greenville, N. C. This July 1905. 7.8 on at June, red sow, white under flank and en end hail, with in left ear and slit in right, light hats is shorter than left, wears yoke. ti w B. O Norfolk, Va-, Buyers and Brokers in Stocks, Cotton, Grain and one. Private Wires to New Chicago Orleans. THE BANK OF AYDEN N. Ce-as- At the close of business May 89th, 1906. Central Academy REV. M W W. M. HINTON. Associate A Christian home and High School for buys 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. MILL My mill will be sold at door in Greenville, N. V , hi b to tin- highest bidder of SO saw gin self presses ready for mill, 3- go horse power boiler engine horse power. Plenty of shafting and belting to go with B R. w d. N. C. Loans and i -j-j 1- and Lo Ml From Hanks, Cash Items. Silver National. Bank notes other U. S. Total, LIABILITIES. Capita stock paid in, Surplus fund 1,000.60 Undivided profits less expenses, Dividends unpaid . Deposits subject to check, Cashier's Total. ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN COLLEGE, WILSON, N. C. For Male and Females course in and Art, and Physical stenography and Typewriting. complete in Ancient and Modern Languages and Literature. Threw courses leading to A. Faculty of opens September 6th, For or information, Address, J. J. LL. President N. C. The Famous Little Pills cure Sick Headache, Biliousness, etc. They or sicken, but impart early Good children or adults. Sold by L. Wooten, and handsome face are eloquent commendations. Bright eyes are to a woman's heart. Rocky Mountain Tea makes bright eyes. Store. BAPTIST UNIVERSITY FOR WOMEN. Diplomat given In the Arts, noes and Philosophy, in Music, ins Art m Expression, i nurses study similar to tho. in colleges. periods, one hour each, of six and women. taught by a fell -I Wake and New on Business Course, for Biology and School of with a w two men six women, and in the south. The students after by a Lady two Matrons and Nurse. Board, Literary Heat. Light. Nurse and Library, per i n the Club, from M less. No to any. everybody pays the Believed be the of us grade in South, For further information PRESIDENT R. T. TANN Raleigh, N. C, Great Specials and Factory Syndicate of New York With their selling force in every Important to Greenville and fir. Tuckers Store all of the Great Prices Advantages of great Combines and send their own man in the person of Mr. Wat- son to put such prices with goods as will sell them in ten days, the same as the largest city in the land. Is not that enough said to bring you in a hurry to shoes. shoes piled ti- sell them quick, cents one one- lot I one lot one lot suspenders n cents, IS cents and in cents SUITS we must sell several hundred suits in Ibis sale A whole suit new for II for suits worth worth or C Black sateen skirts cents tor ladies world of every lady who ha- them says thy are Hand covers in cents for valuer cent values cents for cent values LADIES HO cents choice of remnants small lots etc low or high cut cents choice of pair one lot I on.- lot one lot I suits worth r and u Two special lots of line suits for leaders Pain-, from to off -2 white ski -is beautifully trim- med with lace for val- for on values for for So val- for on values Keep in mind we cannot name all the good matter whether you need any- thing or matter whether you see it named or matter whether it rains or the sun shines, it's to your interest to see the most gigantic enterprise ever at- tempted in Greenville. All hacked and guaranteed by A. E. TUCKER THE MILL AND FACTORY SYNDICATE OF Broadway New York City. POOR PRINT

Gigantic Sensational Sale the Bargain Were Ex- reclamations of Surprise, Delight and Satisfaction and of Sides by the Thousands who Have Attended the Preceding Days of This SALE DON'T WAIT A MINUTE pressed on all To-Morrow Will be a Red Letter Day The Mercantile Magnet will again draw the Crowd when Bargains are Best and Biggest the Power of the low PRICES like the dew the Mid-day Sun. Anything you is a Bargain. Th, Wreckage of is Prices Quoted Below. It will Pay You Come early for the Work of a Million Hands will melt away before to make Your Purchase for both and future needs. Judge our Sincerity by the A Bi-- i d hi ill Is. value this p BeS while it ; cable Dice f. l cut Wash Fabrics. Words lack fore importance prices, India Linens, wort sole price Check s. to p t Wash i considered at sale price Silk and Velvets. A Hurry in ail is will prove an interesting ; Black yard wide worth BOW Japanese silk, all .- WOrth lineal inch velvet, u I buries, worth in. silk I Corsets. Easy, graceful d fitting Corsets, in ii and straight from Ah; celebrated A B ID. Other U Handkerchiefs. u h d regular sale price dozen I, died -fa j . . price, each . . u -v u . ii line e lute red i handkerchiefs, regular . valuer; on pi i ti , . for II l-c Linens, Linens Table for i c turn he Ii All the new toes are in the line oxfords and a we showing at Toe to ed Table Dam- ask value, price in W Path .,,,. .,. i i rice in. B cl i d i ask -a regular to 1.30 . sale price Extra large s Nap worth 81.80 a sale price Extra large Bath Towels, sale price Linen Crash, reg. quality; sale price Full size White Crochet Bed Spreads, real Marseilles patterns value tor pairs of Bleached Towels rag. value; sale price Men's Hats Men's and Huts in desirable shape, worth up to at Men's tine Huts, in- values ranging from W, and at the exceeding low price of HI Men's Hats bin and Denver shapes, come in black and nutria price All the newest spring shapes as well as staple styles in Hats that are sold every- where for marvelous sale price Staple Department yards yards Hope Bleach . . ill- Red Seal A F C Toll de Soon A run Checks, extra value. worth Best Calico American Indigo Carmine lied, all Dress Goods Crape and Voile complete assortment 1.1, i and Damask . tings value ,. .- and Mixtures, Voiles and Crashes, late Spring style ,;. shades i; r ,,, . .- nil a yard. sale price, yard lie Sc Ladies Shoes and Oxfords Over pairs of very finest this seasons goods. hand sewed button, all weights of French kid, act. They are tan the best of any shoe brought to th a market, and they come is sizes and widths, worth from 81.25 to Of. and pick them out from down to Ladies fine hid shoes, button and lace. toe mid patent Wort l Oxfords, in all popular leathers, also white canvas, worth up l tO 11.10 Men's Suits Boys it imported English s. Mohairs, Kins silk i ins, Serges and warp up in sale price Men's Pants Men latest and Fancy Worsted Pants in ail shades and pretty stripes, all sizes, reg. price all go on this at 81.40 Fine and Plain Pants that regularly sold for 88.60 and sale price Fine Pants that always sell for and 88.00, stripe, Cheviots fancy worsteds all go in this sale at only 88.98 Men's Pants of in patterns regular 1.75 sale price 81.18 Knee Pants pair of Pants worth up to sale price pair of Knee reg. sate prise A consolidation of several line of Long Pants, 81.20; sale price Hose, Hose, Hose Ladies last seam hi i i A line m hose reg. price now and lace fries black hose, worth Ladies fancy nose, worth sue. e, Children's fast b m Ii rib bed hose, reg price at Children's fast black regular price at Children's rim French ribbed hose, regular price Men's good fast black regular price at Men's good fast black lace and plain socks, reg price at Suits two piece suits, single and double breasted jackets positively worth during this sale only The novelty in styles is and elegant-garments that were always sold at all go in this sale at 83.29 Thirty distinct el in Ultra Fashion able Knee Pants Suits, in all the novelties o and sale price 81.99 to sale price only, pair will secure for you, choice of many patterns of men's good, st fabrics of merit and fashion. 84.67 or men's business an immense range fancy mixtures, in small checks and plaids and ed effect. Single and double- sack styles Those are certainly the val- in the state t the for fine suits, comprising a grand assort- of single and double breasted sack suits, in black, blue and brown cheviots, some solid worsted, in gray and brown, tweed mixtures in all the newest and shades, all superbly perfect to suits that sell for our e or men's fine dress extra fine, equal in every respect to tine work. This season's best style and best sellers, in Serges and Scotch mixtures Better value or made garments have never ottered by any concern in N. C We claim them to be the equal of any gar- in the at this sale only, for Notions and Small Ware Hooks and eyes, black and worth at only The- best brass pins ever sold, at only Pearl Shirt and Dress but, tons different styles, par dot Braid to bunch Bone casing for dresses were a now Cotton Elastic, black and white regular price at A cabinet of good Hair for Ribbons, No. to worth to Shoes for Men and Men's shoes for business wear that means service and comfort nil newest, shapes, worth sale price offer the best shoe on the market for the price- certainly to any toes and style, in all the Latest leathers, all go in big sale Si., in all the up to date leathers, new toe and neat shoo for Sunday wear, regular values, only 81.69 Men's heel and lace and single and double sole. 81.50 quality, sale price 81.17 Furnish- and ids Men's Egyptian price doz Men's underwear and Men's rib- bed Shirts and drawers, in many shades, n re finished in the host x- manner, nil sixes, regular value; during this your choice Dozens of high grade under- will be placed on sale for ten days at same proportionate price Men's Suspenders worth at Men's Suspenders worth at Men's Seeks worth only Men's Fancy Shirts, regular only Men's Fancy Dress Shirts regular values Men's Fancy and Shirts worth 11.26 Men's Fancy Dress Shirts worth Mon's wort at lo Men's worth at THE AMERICAN SALVAGE CO., Must Sell C. T. Entire Stock jaw s IN THE NEXT TEN DAYS. represented and will be or money Don't forget the date EASTERN REFLECTOR. D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner. and Friday. ONE DOLLAR PK TEAR VOL. No. GREENVILLE, Pin COUNTY. CAROLINA, FR SENSATION. Dr. W. J. R. Dr. D. Powell Alienating His Wife's Affections. Goldsboro, N. July has a the way of a suit for seduction. The plaintiff in the case is Dr, J. K. Stockard, a dentist, who came here several years ago from Ala- county. Dr. Dan W, Powell is defendant the case and the amount Baked for the civil is In the bill of indictment Dr. who a married man with a family, set forth the has alienated his M and has broken up and destroyed peace aid of his home. Counsel for Messrs. Aycock Daniels, have that Hie defendant a ad in the sum of The law says THE BOYS BACK. a Good Time. But Did Not to Get a Roast on Their Return. Ex- RAYMOND BYNUM CASE. The base bail team back again. Their trip was better the average both financially and the games won. Usually a learn counts on winning not over half the games on grounds. We one, tied one and one. A great people are of t lit- N i we lost. u Its and nave forgotten Suffolk Defendant Submits to Murder in the Second Degree. A Light Sentence Expected. In the mi at Raymond D, ii. degree for killing the B. partner in tile Job printing during the last The defense will be while he was sot at the time of the killing, lie in condition as to negative . entirely denuded will power by loss and excessive No. forget that we were not best when played the Norfolk the two Tuesday we were pitchers worked the double header, and both out Changes in Dispensary and Fire of shape. Turner, K., was put to save Thorn the TOWN MATTERS WILLIAM GORRELL He is Least Bit Shy When He Sees a Real Down-Right Country Nigger. five drawn by up West Trade street, turned to the the square and pasted down South Tim had a t rut and buggies were pied by in couples. cession went lbs Club, I I m in i lie AND SOCIAL Monday, July 15th. Mrs. J. B. Cherry went Wrightsville this O. and John Chapman went to Richmond, Va. and Janie went to Beach tin- Mis J. L. Woolen and and Mary went to Virginia Beach ibis J. J iv nod V. from Depart- that the baud can be equal to The team did what The board of held janitor, anise Ills seat of the door and R back i, side and out ,. grill-glass door. man, seeing William make move, boned for an explanation WU sir, it's like db-, Tuesday, July you can't fell what conn- G. G. went to o do. Des as today, as net one dim pig-headed returned to and in the city by i he sea. but the defend.; thought was the best thing to do,; adjourned meeting Monday night to complete some left over from the regular meeting on the 6th. J. N. Hart, J. W. and J. L. having resigned as dis- B. J. Pulley, J. L. H. Bender were elected to succeed them. A. J, having declined lo is not worth that much. He i. and the game. We cannot a young who has been always know beat doing some practice and conduct- can we always play a small drug came, not even we are doing The case has attracted a great very best, deal of attention has furnished i There is better way to dis- a theme for conversation since the j courage the team to curse it papers were issued for the out it does not come up to of Dr. Dr. expectations, that Dr. Powell has been Slap the boys their backs hi for some time j tell them it is all right tire depart and that he Stockard bad will make them feel better over it. R. was elected . Dr. Powell to cease bis I. that position. . i . The board made visits to his and cease hi- i . . Rogers Hearing Goes Over. lion per year to aid the attentions to his wife. The climax lit. in the scandal occurred daring Di. B. lingers, who public library, the latter part of June, when Mis. after Step, also taken Looking to let here to vis-t absence days the advertising the with a view- people in county, so she pronounced John C. attracting said. Instead of going where she much Improved, has . said she went to Burlington and order.- today he shall stayed three days. She left Bar- to relieved from his straightened propped In bed. the 3rd Of July and was joined is being done by way of test- there by Dr. Powell, who had in the the up h's the effect upon the store hare and left the city. Alter a week or so and net hear- from his wife, to whom he bad . written, Dr. boarded the Mr- out of danger, so the train last Sunday morning and attorneys have agreed the preliminary hearing shall go over for another W . Ocracoke. f Kin visiting Miss Alice Lang. Mis-es II. Essie returned morning A Seville and Kinston. Mis-.-s and returned this lion, a visit lo Mi the re- t on Mrs. K. H. U. . arrived ; lo visit Mm. f. K. and J and Blues, K D n. are Mrs. O. L. Joyner went to , of Durham, win would pulled out gun t, . . i f h t been Miss an shot at me see two nave Ed a ids, from Tat- this No, sir, you can't tell dis nigger bout coo,,. evening from Norfolk. he's done been all long when H. T. returned b lived in Guilford. I ain't DO better country but knows bis tricks. lea by I move in do when I seed all gut gals in it's show off H returned Monday little as go long. be Virginia Beach. camp has returned fro.,, road. don't know knew . I tin- Miss Clyde Cox returned morning from V. C. Banding rued Monday from Washington. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Allen, of Danville, arrived this to be . the funeral of their Allen Carr. and Mis. W. F. Cams Tuesday even- to be at the of child Dr. K. L. Carr. fur de coroner sheriff if sail over. Observer. set I lei s and invest OH WILL DIXON. wound. However, Dr. lingers was not ready to say yet l bat he considered Died. Allen, a The of a Betrayed the Negro, months, Misses Walker and Seven Springs and Morehead. i, i d While, of Va Prof. W. H. returned been Monday evening from v , . , , Mrs. Dupree. of i is visiting relatives here. Mis. W. Baker and daughter have Virginia Beach, DOPE THE FANS. Sunday morning went to Burlington, where he learned bis wile had taken a check for her baggage to Dr. went lo Richmond and secured the vices of a detective to hunt up hi- He ii-1 her Sunday at the residence of her uncle in Manchester. Be says that Dr. Powell bi- wife's trunk at bis hotel in i d. Before bring in wile borne Dr. that he Powell and hi- wile hid been t at h o'clock this The roads mother of the child was taken last captured by Mr. Gray near October when ii was but a few. id ., days old, toe little one Gray was working at a bus gone to join her in world barn and beard the sound . m above. sympathy is ex- chain, which ltd lo die- in this The resisted an second affliction that has befallen was shot slight j wound Mrs. W. T. loll children I Monday evening from a to Reidsville. Black System on Southern. Tie. Southern Rill way has completed . modern block system on its main system coal the company a large amount, but the road is as well protected from accident as country. that Dr. The system now in operation c line front Washington t Louisville, Ky., and they bad, Atlanta. There block returned to Richmond, where Mrs. stations between these two p Stockard was lo run a bearding they average four Slid one house. brought miles apart. Improved wife home last Monday night j interlock Dr. Powell arrived on the has been installed passing this week- tracks all grade crossings, preliminary hearing the facilitating handling f all civil suit will come up before the trains. The block is being clerk of the court of August. Dr. Powell ii a man about years old unmarried. Mrs. is a handsome woman and is a of three children, the oldest, a daughter about years of age. We Have Seen. A. A. Esq., brought us two tomatoes this morning that one pound and ounces. He says that he bas had several this season that weighed over a pound each. Slapped His Jaws. Mayor J. B. Leigh, of Elizabeth City, was slapped in face by 8.8. Cartwright, who had been fined for being drunk and disorderly Saturday. installed other parts of the road as rapidly as A Miraculous Escape. Spencer, if. C. July i i ii bound freight train, loaded with Georgia peaches, had a escape from a wreck two miles inn i of Spencer, thin after- noon. While miming at about sixty per hour the engine struck a hand car, just before a lone bridge across river bad been reached, at once derailing the pony trucks of engine. Engineer Glenn, who was at throttle, applied the emergency breaks, but the speed was so great that train engine, with front wheels off the track, ran across bridge and continued of a mile before it could be stopped. The interment ill ; place a; o'clock in Bill cemetery. Mob breaks Meeting. A baud workers a fired Sunday toot sing ml o'clock by a mob. One of the -i bind named Presley was shot through side. The mob then sol in ii e at d ii down. Judge Little Juke A pickpocket was before Judge in the municipal the other day, larceny from the The judge leaned over lo the of the case and guess I'll hue bin he has only your replied then, turn him loose in the crowd and he'll soon get the said judge in such a matter-of-fact way that at first the officer was taken Her- Odd Fellows Grow. The Odd Fellows of Worth Caro- keep growing and the latest report from Secretary shows that six new lodges, and two new lodges have been the recent state meet of order, while two other applications are in bend to be soon acted News Observer. Attempt to Murder Italian Naples, was made morning in murder r Mirabelle, tin I I an Mai hie, Ii log i. . H .-. . . poi. is I lay Th. admiral's wife was seriously injured while be-- ; band. GREAT WATERMELON PARTY Complimentary to Two Virginia Ladies Tuesday Pill ice . watermelon sapper was given J. Biggs to Misses White and Walker, two I Charming ladies from visiting Elite In Mis. yard just as the was rising its glory- Mr. Higgs taking bis stand at tables with large carving knife baud, coat off and sleeves rolled up, began to carve luscious fruit, and for one solid hour and a half he stood there and handed the tempting slices to gathered With such a pilot as the genial popular Mr. Higgs the occasion could not have been any thing but a marked success. Alter all bad eaten to their satisfaction of the watery fruit, after they had emptied their of grace- speeches, and heartfelt the happy crowd dispersed a very delightful in was over. Bawls and SOU, Louis. returned Monday from Virginia B i C. ii i- mus ed Iron. street tn a ore in the I ding. D. J. W and sea. David, let a i Monday evening from a ii . Not Mi a I Mr. D. K. H on a trip to News Rev. W. II rt Caught Out in the In i. dull and quiet an last e bail, t so many people Tinner, J., played ball with Wilson Suffolk today. Tl m are more than inc.-. thought w be. week will be a week of Mines. The team will make up ., ii . be 1st Ken i i C. of Norfolk, cam.- in evening to bis father, Cobb. who is Ii. S. Care returned Monday from Asheville and other in the western state. Hiss Gotten returned Monday evening a visit to Portsmouth. Walk, r accompanied her home. Wednesday, July Mis.- Ada s visiting it. M. Hornaday returned ibis morning from Morehead. Miss left this morn- for Baltimore. r in sees I . trip The i. .- In tin- rooms. n , the morning Tar- W. left this for Virginia Beach. Miss Rosa Tucker to this morning. Jack Garden left today to spend a few Virginia. Jesse Tuesday from Mrs. J. A. Dunlap left this for City. Mrs. J. C. Lanier returned this morning from Springs. Mrs. W. B. Wilson Tuesday from Littleton. i ; a g place ., v. lit lot a i. i. on a . ii i the team hi re I In best a bile we were lion Greenville. It was i. d . and on en I The did know but be did Greenville, and said ; a an ail right about money, be bad i treated too time he came here in have teal about the money. This speaks well indeed for here was a man who was so well pleased with the treatment him while he willing to credit a team of .-dangers a meal, and said it was all right if he never got the We in a hole at John Ivey was sleep- or reading, or if you can imagine such a thing, perhaps he was anyway he did not git off at but was on to We later hail John gotten off we would have been better shape, Flanagan bad neglected to give him anything for oar mid-day meal, and we would still have on mercy the hotel mail. We did net learn the host's name, but I wish we old so I could put it here, for the people Greenville ought to him.

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