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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.

DOPE TOR THE FAN. not Stunts in el the Grand Stand. Bert but at-t MM in MM it out. You should have seen MM boy had seen the whole ma broke when it left Norfolk. was flooded postals last week, so were place. PREMIUMS When Hie the Tinting back CLEARANCE When ate we join to play ii again Bert going to bear from Are people to quit asking questions about trip Both Thompson's have left us- No. w culled home by of his father does know whether he can come back or not No. is a member of and called h me to bis but hopes to return or Young man. why pay premiums when you can buy the same contract tor premiums On account of a higher interest rate and lower expense loading THE SECURITY LIFE AND ANNUITY can make this great saving tor you. Write the Home Office. North Carolina, or see F. M. Hornaday, Greenville, Agent, North Carolina Institute for Young Women Music. The Est Time tor Tour College SUITED- Off Courses A tor the . a band out tor beat. . far is name. All . it an the The Reflector Is Read By Everybody la It money t. pay r what th-v want. what advertise it and you are to part f room-y. We make it a Rule to use every legitimate effort to carry over no goods from season to Season. We Have Been Through Our Stock Recently and find we hive too many goods in some lines, and in order to Pitcher has Bade friends here, him- self to all the fans here, became he is a great His friends with in bis trouble, and hope for speedy recovery of bis father. He hope, illness of i hi father is to join us again before we go to Norfolk again, or comes here. Catcher Thompson too, has won , place here -by Ml ball playing; by bis general deportment. He held his end of battery on the repent trips without an his stick was good, , bis was always to the spot, sad h-- i an all-round i gentleman. Here's hope these, out quickly we have arranged in the bates next Monday The North Carolina COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE And Mechanic Arts practical industrial education in Agriculture-. Engineering, t r i Chemistry, and the Textile Art. Tuition MO a Hoard W a month, Address and reductions in prices. Thompson with U again. Colored Black L- Patterns White Goods. A Strong Commending Mrs. Jot Remedy for Lowell, X. C, A year a with which was Laces, tor ES n I for pair. Vests. Dress Linen, Ladies Past Black Hose, values Ladies Belts. and Infants are Included in this Offering. to ray bed we three weeks every spring . a lien I lie -ii bad off I con id not move a in body. . . lulled to dome 111- M attack i sad h o I mustard ., . pin to ., y ii hi . in feet, but that d.-l I Borne in Charlotte advised . to . l ii ill mo boil ea and tot k i .; I was net I in j better. ii I k two dozen boll et, in me. as not had any of since. I consider Mis Joe REFRESHING CURES INDIGESTION NEWMAN At Old Stand. I base i lb and the bus- at his old stand on Points. will to stock lo ii emends of trade and will at ill limes carry a complete line of Heavy and I arc Groceries. Pi tries. Tobacco, . . e. I on mi v hen on i r ii i I. v can lie J. TURNAGE The Five Grocer. IT WILL BE TO YOUR ADVANTAGE TO LOOK THROUGH THESE BARGAINS BEFORE MAKING YOUR PURCHASES. J. B. CHERRY CO. cine that is sold la-day. I have d.-d ll to several, and Stock of in every Before Mrs. Bern Hand. SPECIAL RATES via ATLANTIC COAST LINE. BUFFALO, N. V., return Animal Grand B P O K N. Y. July 1905. Tickets on sale July and m h. final limit July Ticket- will be passage in each direction. Extension of final limit to 4th may be obtained by deposit of ticket with Special and of fee of II at Philadelphia on tickets reading those points will be lowed on trip within transit limit, on return trip within limit, July It ticket- have been extended, stop ran be taken Dot lo ii-r then 4th. and J. July Tickets on sale Jane to July Tickets restricted to continuous passage in direction. f the limn ma; lie t-i 31St, of Special payment of fee -f So cents at lime d- -it Slop over at o trip may j ticket been Joint lit. A k is Blew Did later one day i -i validation at Park a upon payment of lee of i no i i in.- it deposit, hut in I. n- shall stop over SI New l , . . end beyond August Washington, and be -pi -i on going trip in going limb the ticket no lo e . a 3rd and on Ho- return trip of ticket, tickets have i slop over may be taken pi-rind often not to A STORE. II X ft Also Siding, Coiling and Partition fill kind my usual weight was from for building to pounds. Now and my is C. Mountain Mills, Lowell, N. C. Central Academy REV. U W- HESTER. PROF. W M HINTON, A Christian home and High School for boys and men. Splendidly located in Warren one mile from depot, mediately on S, A. L., road in a beautiful grove of or acres on it acre farm. For further information ad- dress the Principal or Associate Littleton, N. C. R. L. Dentist. N. C. house complete. cut to or on short Hind, Greenville Lumber Veneer Co- in Central Barber Shop. Edmond Fleming, Props. Located in main busbies n. Four chairs presided over by a barber. Our place is inviting, our towels clean. We thank you fur past and ask you When good service is wanted. And Provisions Cotton Bagging and Ties always on hand WOOD WOOD Dry, Split Pine Wood, ever st r ho no No. Yours far business, JOe JENKINS. Fresh kept con- In stock. Country Produce Bought and Sold D. W. Carolina. . H I. and Economical In Hi. of Corner in Y. Berke- gives an fide light upon the real character of Norman peasant. old Norman farmer on my to a secret of their And when one I munching i pear virile h be- side the snug barn and old man why In- did not ii. good one from bis line be ex- but. monsieur, we sell The of the X r- man i will he give you a answer. A definite or seems to haw expressly left out of is a fine I ventured to l grizzled old r in oxen. might be worse, he answered. That's cider of yours, say it be retorted guardedly. the true Norman ever pleased or satisfied apples this Pen- They are so he re- plies, with a shrug of his The next year trees under the weight of a rich crop, and you hail this rich old as you pass his gateway. of cider this year. Pen Mallet, for you surety enough, you convincingly as the old peasant looks up from his work to bid you are so small. he more time lo pick them than they are Rheumatism In a Portrait. The lancet i- of the ion that the earliest record of nodules is lo be found in a portrait of a lady about thirty years of painted by otherwise known as a Veronese painter who lived from to The ran i- one of a collection left by to the my of hand- attention once, seeming lo be much older Hum face. A strong light rests left ban,, which is in a central position. abductor and other are strikingly wasted, the joints of the two are markedly enlarged, and there are typical rheumatic nod- over the head of the second phalanx of the index and over the proximal end- of both the proximal of the middle Through i he of technicality the layman can discern the image of protracted suffering. If a complete list of the remedies recommended by her friend- had accompanied the portrait the would 1-- mid in full. No Admittance. A poor having Is-en re- leased from the rare- of this world, presented himself at the gate of Brahma's paradise. you been through asked the god. but I have bun in then; is all the At this moment arrived another mo ii who begged to permitted to go in also. have you been through but what of that you not ad- one who had not been there any more than but he been Who are you talking to have been married twice. replied Brahma, away; paradise is not for Taller. Origin of Wearing Them Traced to Prometheus and the Rock. In land- many marriage. Young in lore . antiquities, but here is an exception t- the r there arc f, v, . older than the wedding in I in have n-t yet Merest. There has been much outer rings politically, but hen is I . Live, most in- of mergers and ail com- the hardest to i Finger used as or- frost the earliest times. There is i Greek story of the origin of their use. Jupiter chain I Pro to u rock in the Caucasus, where a vulture preyed on his liver. Winch grew again night After of chronic liver trouble Jupiter released him. but or- he should wear on nil an iron having attached to it a piece the rock, so that the deity might keen his oath of perpetual hence the use of rings of with jewel-. King seem to have la-en among the first trinket- given and prized. They were tokens trust, insignia of command, rank and honor, pledge of faith alliance. The I pen badges -if servitude, illus- the proverb that extreme Pharaoh gave hi ring to Joseph in n of delegated authority. The rings now in existence came j pt, having originally pin- --I o he lingers i t . resting ring in world, at hast to antiquarians, is the ring of Cheops, who built the great pyramid. It is of fine gold, weighing about the same as throe live dollar cold piece. In early limes the ring worn on the fourth linger of the hand from a belief that a vein from it passed direct to the heart. An old Jewish legend tells us Tuba Cain, the first of metal work- made ring for bis wife. The earliest marriage record of which have an authentic record is mentioned in Scripture, where the shy mid gentle Isaac placed a ring on the the now of the in nowise reluctant Isaac was always timid, and he would surely have managed the delicate matter more appropriately himself. Chicago Chronicle. T IT JAR Sleep BY SLEEPING ON THE B. Royal Elastic Felt Mattresses are to all others. you Had to Get Your In the Old Way In the old tildes people had to go from to h use t v the new- or meet at the cross roads store once- a week to find out what was going on. They were slow days It Is Not So Now Hut in this day of numerous and rural tree delivery mail you can get the news every day. This is the leading age and no horn N complete a good Every man ought to his county paper know what is on. The Reflector ran supply you with the news. We print two editions, Daily and Semi-Weekly THE DAILY is a page paper and costs only a year. Our piece Enamel Iron Beds are as the best every Royal Elastic Mattress and Bed is sold under guarantee-If not the best, price re- funded. OUR STOCK iS IN EVERY DETAIL Floor Covering every description, Sideboards. China Closets, Book Cases, Parlor Suits and Chairs of all kinds. WHEN NEED FURNITURE You will be consulting the interest of your pocket book to investigate our stock. Our and Bed Springs are perfection in making. Try a pair. THE EASTERN REFLECTOR i is a large page paper, a year. A. H. Taft Don't be without a paper when yon cum ti-t one so cheap. yon are not a subscriber send in our order today. The Job Department NEXT DOOR TO SAM WHITES. H. A. White A Slow Journey. The car crawled slowly on. with occasional long pause at a threatened breakdown. At lat old man with a long white beard rose feebly from a corner teal and tottered toward the door. He was. i however, stopped by the conductor, who fare, paid my I don't I paid you when I got on the Where did you gel That won't do When I there was only a little boy on the answered the old man, know it. I was little Auckland News. Disconcerting. when the enemy ed on our position and came right over the you have seen exclaimed the-boast- veteran. that's drawled an old comrade, removing his pipe slowly. there yourself, wasn't you, inquired the boastful one, referring to him for support with a triumphant look. certainly said the old comrade. I thought at the time we have seen you, but nobody ever got a look at you till ten days after the leans Times-Democrat. Or- Th. Life Plant. There is a plant in Jamaica called the life plant because it is almost impossible to kill it or any portion of it. When a leaf is cut off and hung up a string it sends out white. roots, gathers moisture from the air and to grow new leaves. when pressed and packed in a bot- it has been known to outgrow the leaves of the book In which was placed. The only way to kill is by the heat of a hot iron or of boiling water. Lead m Regular Life. Few person- understand the value of regularity --f habits. Meal- and sleeping hours should be fixed ones, for only harm can result from re- tiring one night and another at Vi o'clock unless the rising hour varies too. hours of sleep one night and six next is not the way in which to woo and keep health, and if a similar habit of nourishment is encouraged there is little hope of reaching old age in a creditable condition. If ever you are templed to prove or disprove these statement, going to bed at o'clock every night for three month, rising at a and eating at G, and Ii again, with never a break in the routine. The result will prise , A In Point. Mrs. husband makes me laugh so. Mrs. Cassidy. Irish in his speech. Mrs. he so. ma'am Mrs. He has such a queer way of getting words twisted around out of place Mr.-. yes noticed that thing today, lb- told ye were u little mean- I suppose, as everybody knows, that ye are, The Positive Finish. said the builder, little alteration I have suggest- ed will only cost you an extra hundred, and will lie the finishing go ahead. I'll put up the hundred, but can in-t that you re Id ml ti id Post OF THE 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. FREE To All Our Subscribers -THE GREAT- AMERICAN FARMER, Indianapolis, Indiana. The Leading Agricultural Journal of the Nation, Edited by an Able Corps of Writers. Within the Next Thirty days We Offer Two for the Price of THE EASTERN REFLECTOR and THE AMERICAN FARMER. Both One Year For Think of It. 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THE EASTERN REFLECTOR AND ,. Editor and MR Entered the pool at X. C, as second matter. Advertising raws made upon application. A correspondent desired at ever. .-i in Pitt and in to X. C, FRIDAY, LY 1905 TWO OBJECT LESSONS Two men have brought themselves light and are be- fore th people cue is Mr. the is Judge Jan as Dill. of men won attorney drawing Mr. K it warn Be of the very fore- most law; S v with a practice, reputed by treat- that netted him .-5 i i annually- Mr. Dill of the Xi Jersey p i ; he drew ii the charter f r steel trust, lie t the very heel i lion lawyer i the, whole country, and he was receiving the pan year. Mr. Bo hie and receiving s Mr. Dill I at given is r . v i h common judge. N and u men, you Broad, in . yen think them, hut U-t inquire into their hi In three y distant p future It for the that i he baa working with him a power no tea than the president the United and Secretary Taft The he seen is the presidency tin- States, and he begun already to make self sure for it- There no political motive to prompt the action of -lames B. Dill. It hi love for state and his that prompted action. It is a magnificent picture, a with a position like his, giving it up to become a common judge in order to do what lie considered his duty to his community and to hie fellows It is a noble example, and if we follow it in the lit tie things, if we could only give some a little more, to the duties we as citizens our town, oat state and to our would we make oar state purer, and ourselves less subject to injustice. Let us give more of ourselves to our state and to others, and watch and wait the result. IT ANY CLEANER. IT GAMBLING A few months back farmers were holding their far cents this to be a good price. Nine cent cotton to these same cent farmers waiting for Ten and eleven cent has come, but still they arc holding for cents Of course farmers have a perfect right to hold is this not gambling and greed combined Farmers should unite for a staple as an exchange says, is a golden harvest in trouble some farmers is that they know when to inn hi so. S pet pie want the earth. it is probable that they will j gel a very small it There is a ; . that it will ; up still higher, but this is mare t ban a hums knows; and he pretty long headed there is a Stopping and the chances are when it n a lies i his ; it will topple over The point may be about reached ind the men who are offered eleven new may to lake six cents, just by not knowing when t. let go. the man who never knows when to t- p r let go times out of gets caught. The man who generally comes out all right is the man who knows when to sell. Hon. D. A. Tompkins, of Char- has been elected one of the director of the Equitable Life Assurance Society This recognition of Mr. T napkins is not only r compliment to for his business and industrial shone the importance of the in the business world This signal honor coming to one of North Carolina sons inside of her own borders II significant. Mr is owner and inter in many cotton mills of this and other States. He was one the founders of the Charlotte Ob- server, and is now half owner of tie Observer, one of the papers in the South. BUILDING AND LOAN. Commenting upon churches ac- from John D. Rockefeller, a certain minister money taken from the people of political graft or commercial dis honesty any than plunder secured by a pirate on the high As we see it all churches stand for principle. If it doesn't stand for this it doesn't stand for anything. The church must be better than the world, it must hare principle to champion, high ideals to hold before men, holy inspiration to breathe into every man's soul, and if this is not practiced in all churches what use have we for them The building and loan plan is one of the best things in the country for those who earn limited salaries A building and loan association puts a cottage within reach of this class of people, and this class f people are the majority. This being true it would prove very beneficial to both the people and the By small weekly or monthly installments a great many can own their own home, lint some will say if the wage earner dies the house will he and sold the willow loses when she needs it worse Hut this can be prevented by carrying a life insurance policy. Bat some will say they are not able to take out insurance. This can also be done along with the install- of the building and loan If it is not convenient to pay the insurance in a lump sum this can also be paid in small weekly or monthly installments. We hope our business and men will get busy and organize a good building and loan association. It is needed in and we believe without a doubt that it would prove to be a financial success. What say you, fellow townsmen New York Judge Foster in General Sessions scored raiser cal in passing sentence on Newman, the young man who as- in helping Sam in rubbing the Equitable company, when be stole from the Equitable, but your methods were very wide and bungling. If you had bad in- stead of collusion with an r collusion with an insider and thereby had had your salary raised o and had then divided with the other man the resell would not have been a more objectionable from a moral or ethical standpoint and have boon no more hurtful t The damage suit began in Golds- last Saturday by Dr. Stockard against Ir. Powell for f for alienating his wife's affections is a new break in this state, if we exclude it from the mental anguish class of litigation, it, perhaps belongs. mi This is one year that has got the prophets guessing to the crops. From all reports the rainfall has been heaviest in Carolina In the middle western portion there has been less rain, even there the the seasons have been varied. says he needs more to enable him in his search for the pole. We don't need more, but if anybody will furnish just even, we will make our departure upon receipt of this sum. REDUCTION SUMMER CLOTHING It's getting the of year every- thing Summery must be put on the ired -so far as this store is concerned; yet, two full wearing months are ahead. A better chance to buy Men's Clothing, for less than actual value NEVER PRESENTS ITSELF Our Suits and Trousers must vacate. We don't want a vest age 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 officials of an Re- are complaining because the girls have got the habit of with the convicts. This speaks bad for the who are vet loose. George Vanderbilt has grown sick of bis experiment at forming and will let out that depart- id his estate to tenants. Perhaps he went in on too large a scale for his experience. Roosevelt seems to be down in Holmes in good fashion. If the holders, but very possibly I there way in which the late yon would not have been at the bar of justice the of the case, compelled as am to extend mercy by and have justice out. of your services to the the sentence into the He-1 The difference between statistician can be made to do lime, beseems determined to find it out The North Carolina Society of Norfolk, that organized last spring. its second social gathering Saturday night at Beach hotel, one of the delightful resorts near the It was titling that a hotel presided over by a North Car- woman should be selected for this An elegant course menu was served. The affair was entirely informal and greatly enjoy ad. The North Carolina Society is doing much to bring the Tar Heels of Norfolk in closer touch with each other, as well as to show their love for their native state North Caro- largely predominate in Norfolk's business circles, and they are the backbone of the city. If the good people of our town would their lots of the weeds, paint their houses and fences white-wash would answer in some cases; tear down old shacks it would add beauty and attraction and thereby giving the town a atmosphere There is a lot of this kind of needed in Greenville and when this is done we will have a little city that will inspire the greatest pride. and Loom is as Hie casual observer sees it. is that is down and out while is up and down. will man the Russian asks exchange We don't knew, but it strikes us that would come right well for this job. Talk about money all you please, bat yet to see the time when there wasn't a great demand for it. As arc not desirous of leaving this earth, we are not taking any stock in the airship business. world is a rushing, pushing throng. Every one seems to be Striving to get ahead. It is a sweetly comforting thought that the require- are only according as He has given usability to Thus said John Rockefeller a Cleve land prayer meeting. It is a great be able to find in thoughts that others might expect to cause discomfort. New- York American. . i. The best way to draw the color line is to attach the colored brother to a plow line and keep him there. Dope bobs up now and says he in his resignation be- fore he for Europe- Possibly this is tree, but didn't fail to vote for that loan to his land company on bad security before he sailed, which caused a loss to the stock- holders and policy holders something like It comes down the pike now that a certain lady while eating ice cream at the luncheon in dairy got part of her dress off by a cow. have not heard of Mr. Root expressing himself as having made a great sacrifice in accepting the position of secretary of State. If he has there waR no reason for it. Al though he is a good and able man he is not the only prop this nation had to lean on. No not by a thous and. Mr. is the only men we have heard of laying such stress on the fact that Mi. Hoot had made a sacrifice. While Rogers and Worrell in jail those shivered in fear that the truth would out. . far they have escaped, but as sure as will the sin of those who conceived the crime of corrupt- the jury will be found out and they will stand exposed their and Observer. Men's Coat and Pants value, now Men's Coat Pants value, now Men's Coat value, now Men's Coat Pants value, now Men's Coat Pants value, now Men's Coat Pants value, now Men's Coat Pants value, now Men's Coat Pants value, now SWELLEST LIME OF SUMMER TROUSERS SEE THE PRICES. Peg Top Trousers Swell Pat- terns value, now All Wool Crash Dark Plaid value, now All Crash Brown value, now All Wool Crash Gray value now All Wool Crash Linen color value, now Pants value, now Men's Coat Pants value, now Men's Coat Ac Pants value, now Men's Coat Pants value, DOV value. HOW Men's Coat Pants value, now Men's Three Piece Suits value, now Men's all Wool Serge Piece Suits value now Men's Gray Piece Suits value, now Men's Gray Piece Suits value, now Men's Gray Slim Suits value, now A sentence of a fine for a running an illicit distillery or a dis orderly house is no punishment at all. It is a mere travesty and a virtual invitation to continue the business News and Observer. The deeper the probing in the matter of jury tampering the case at Raleigh, the uglier it looks. The Winston man who has invent- ed a shoe shining machine has struck the polish. The public generally will applaud Morton's move to cut off twenty per vent of the salaries of the high provided there are not to Dispatch. Hers, years after the Civil War, there are draw- pensions from the government. A good, valid is a bettor aid to longevity then any insurance policy Sun. Can you afford to miss a sale, where the prices touch your purse so gently Frank Wilson, THE CLOTHIER. Hardware. For C Stoves Ranges, Heaters Pumps, Guns, Am- munition, One and Two Horse Plows, Heat Cutters and In fact anything In Hardware come to H. L,. CARR WINTERVILLE This department is in A. D. Johnston, who is authorized to rep- resent the Eastern in Winterville and territory. Met Spoil by The Oct For Met to There b a wide and deep ft contained in that phraseology the man brought from De- it It concerned his wife's to forget as to family. He told it aft N O , July Kev. C. preached here Sunday afternoon. He left Sunday even- for Kinston. Look Mr. Cooper ask him about prices of anything that yon tare interested in. Mis. W. L. Kittrell, and Mr-. E. Hooks, of Ayden. are the Wesson. Pumps, pump pipe and packing Hop at A. W. C k d Sec tin I'm lot of pit . . . easels A. W. Ange ft They are When in need of furniture ore nice mattress see A. W. The next session of the Winter price for I by Pill if I . A few the a bit in err I have the Winterville list sun The book-keeper for the A. been Cox Mfg. Co., P. A. There is no reason why Pitt who called home account farmers should have such ville High school will open Sept 4.1 the list on all the -ail mates from The are brighter , Winterville of all our subscriber ever Several rooms have i am prepared to give receipts for the paper Come and see me high price, fur their Hour, and pay up, make me happy, mike the editor happy, and get Lapp they i yourself. I've got a good who pay for a of the of his sister, returned Friday morning. rail f-r those and j Winterville Cw l thoroughly in have equipped making splendid Miss Cox this seed at T. The Reduction in Dress Goods Known. below cost. Don't Poplin for We will sell you at some price. that was now K O. Chapman Co flour For hardware and mill supplies of paint, and j el low L. House. at Harrington Harbor and feed stables, buggy cheap as the j W. L. House. cheapest at A. W. A. II Co. In-won hand a lot of nice gents straw hats that will now go lie Hamburg- that was now Ladies Hose now Be rot honey, Walkers f, now l. Pain killer, Prank Dr. Bell's Eye salve, and a Dress Go ids that was were we now t, u u . a groat reduction in all u a. T W Wood and of d We handle T. W Wood . in Goods. Sons millet T. Cox and Bro. s Miss has been visit-, R Q Co the Misses Button. Some try meet Hunsucker The A G. Cox Mfg. Co., has . , , , .,., buggies in puces. A few try to been rushed and flues week. . i But none undertake to do both. Bosom Kittrell is . ,, Another huge shipment of shoes friends in B. j styles and sizes and prices very another ,,,., a reasonable. Barber Of men and children shoe. FA has Paint your house how is the home again on account the very time, Ange Co. have the old serious Illness of his sister. j Town and Country paint. People have already become Uncle, where are yon going. Tinting week. Spanish N. Manning Miss Hattie C. Kittrell, who has been visiting near returned home We have been informed that A. W. Ange Co. pay the highest for country prices. Car load flour just Barber Co. Conic and be convinced A. W. Ange Co. ARNOLD'S BALSAM Warranted CURE. Cholera I. and Woolen One i. as difficult as the -dinner. As In his rock- one i- to mid fro on and cried i.-the Both and I in said l . ., ,, optimist n ii . ruing how i Hun train learned it l so d Margaret IT the mind i a lit f -in thou in I Hum in Living to about in ibis. am are to it. I only ii era.-ed the ugly write you all particulars. In fact, ; tin figures from his She will even . .,, write you all in tact, it is easier to write the pleas- I to know that -in had writ- tilings on the slate of the memo- ten the letter before I left. Von O- will probably gel it Indian, for instance, never and just as soon as it forgets a slight or an injury, lie I you to it. You know sill a lifetime to get even. have a n habit of lie mi Indian. Life i- putting an.- until abort to be an Indian. they are six months old. You The man who considers himself do tin- time. eds a who treasure- up a sympathy, and you've to I who nurses an injury, who lets the d j She hatreds fester in bis heart, can-; wrote that very night, Sin sail not he a happy man. His soul like a tiger ready to spring upon the victim of his wrath. Learn how to forget. If it is easier for you to put on record in your memory personal grievances and to hug an ugly feel- it i- because you have chosen to do so. Ii hoard up in mind the unhappy episodes of life it is you have formed the habit of doing so. Toner-is, i habit . will make you miserable and a con- firmed grouch. There i nothing no- in h n disposition to i her. in forget. go uninspiring, the de- pressing and weakening Hold on to the cheer and There i- not room fur both. Wipe out the resentments. Write in place of your hatred arc pure and and I Dear, letter receives I tor i o i la- bottom I am . that ion i In me. Believe m. everything Is raft me. II I breathe ; word what have me. The u four more pages, oil in the same strain. When she had she j mo this of , procrastination. I have red that letter enough to man u,, . her i lie . ill or what u ill . Z red Taken all -ii in in. r. s Drag Store. keens aware the fact, that the Hun- I am going to A. W. Go's. M sucker buggy i the best buggy on j they are selling way be cheap now. DaMed. Try a Dr. sure I I j i make t Miss Kate Chapman and Mrs. indigestion at the drag tn, A G. A. Kittrell were visiting in the i Don't worry over that little lot tor whole Monday. of cotton you had over when i eyes feel like there through your Tea is grit in Do they pain The Pitt Co. Oil Mill, buys and feel tired on reading cotton in any quantity the become mattered adhere every while That denotes For r vision and should be rein by wearing eye glasses. B. Q R T. Cox and carry a full line j N Q and can tit your eyes, with the proper j , lied we wing machines and spent Sunday with near call and see them. or men to solicit j for nursery stock county. For enclose, J Y W Box Winterville; N. r stamp, i for meal. When yours Prof T H. King, of Ayden, was, B i i. for prices, in Tuesday afternoon. Nice lot of glass ware and crock-1 and summer stock of If you a not eat, or work, mean, cross Ugly, take Rocky Mountain Tea this mouth. A for sick. There is do equal Io it. cent-, Tea Tablet-. Dru Store. Using Milk. The proper use of milk is little Mowing machines and understood. Thousands of people drink a glass of milk without re- moving the receptacle from their lips. No sooner docs this of milk reach the stomach than the gastric juices curdle it and form masses of hard, tough and curd. If the digestion is inf. rigorous, it may he taken care of, but few have such a If the milk were taken MOW- ladies and cents at the same time a piece of slippers has arrived and our stock it would finely of ladies dress goods is more complete than ever Fry- Barber Co. C. J. and J. H. to Black Jack White's Black spec- recommended for the human family, tine for perfectly balanced, sub-cutaneous For sale by B. T. Cox Bro. F. F. Cox was in a few days ago. Go to T. N. Manning Co. for fresh candies, nuts, raisins choice confectioneries. Miss Annabel Kittrell is visiting Miss Janie Kittrell. We carry samples of over five hundred style, of wall paper. We are prepared to you as cheap as cheapest. Come examine before buying elsewhere. B. T. Cox a Bro. paint, guaranteed the at Harrington Barber Co. Special prices on ice A to. video, the curd would be broken and the processes of digestion would j proceed rapidly, it become before. Consisting of mohair evident that milk should suitings, never he drunk rapidly in any con- batiste, weather proof, batiste all the designs, The are respectfully invited to call and inspect our i Barber Co. Have now on hand nice line of glass and crockery all very cheap. Harrington Barber Co Reduction sales made white Roods and G. Chapman Co. It should in slowly sipped or taken with a spoon or in connect ion with bread or dry cereal. A Dog and Cat Story. In ii certain English home there lived a cat and a on the usual terms of enmity. The cat had kit- tens, which were taken from her, drowned buried. The bereaved mother mourned, would not eat and became a nut of embodied ghost of her own dead self. Her enemy, the At the drugstore there we think , terrier, ceased to annoy her, began the most can be pleased tenderly to her about, in table silverware and jewelry. dropped piece, of food in her way and played about her as if he would White's Colic and Kidney Cure, combination kidney medicine for stock and a sure colic cure, at the Drug Store For hay, corn oats, go to Harrington Barber Co. new corned herrings, just received Harrington Barber , Cm, fined cheap, at joke her hack to happiness. It was in vain. Then the dog was missed for some hours. He came hack even- with pleasure. Upon the rug before the cat he deposited a furry something, re- treated, returned with something else and again went out, to come back a similar burden. They were the dead and buried kittens, which he hail discovered and and of good report. some one treated you put a slight upon you Forget it. Do not let it spoil your happiness. It is a trifle light as air. Scorn to be scorned by one whom I scorn, b that a matter to make me fret Is that a matter to cause regret Let no mean thing ruffle the serenity of your soul. Forget News. Justified Alarm. Very much excited and out of breath a young man who not have been married very long rushed up to an attendant at one of the city hospitals end inquired after Mrs. Brown, explaining between breaths ii was his wife whom he fell anxious about. The attendant looked at the reg- replied that there was no Mrs. n the hospital. keep me waiting in this said the excited young man. must know how she she isn't again said the attendant. must broke the vis- here is a note I found on the kitchen table when I came home from The note to have my mono out. ANNIE. Boston Traveler. No I'll hear from Marge-1 in the thought. mail tins now and it a good she ;., the and the letter into mail chute. Then she begun lo look for the promised on from Mar Ii did come in the r-; delivery, nor second, nor y. i the third. In fact, ii did not come until the end of the week, and i then it gave the woman the shock of her life, for Your letter In reply to the I written, but later decided to send, received. I appreciate your thy and your of secrecy, es- your determination not to tell I Hour., it i very sweet and of yon keep the i. s from even him. There was more of the letter, but , the woman did not read it for days. She was kepi busy formulating rules for the . of Stable People of North. The world knows nothing such primitive is known in Iceland, nor Ku- rope, as the following n Marshall, the fact r of a great London trading I ed now at Reykjavik, who knows island better than other declares it he possible to exaggerate upon the respect for sin least out- ward expression of law. Marshall says he wot crossing the wild country lie- and the chief i i the i stat two yew ago ,. hen hi mi. a i rilling his toward the capital. your asked factor. son re are you taking j Tl ii . h so he gave me bis warrant nun mo on by hereupon the two cs d snuff and parted. Pour day.- later as Marshall was lie again met fellow, evidently on the way back to his home. he exclaimed, naturally .- d. an Why. said you were going to i was, I they would not ht somewhere lost the warrant, lie I w id ho could . a i why. then, are you ready iii home; You should have made journey in the answer sound with a com opera note In readers, but in it, says Marshall, lies tin- of the whole Icelandic e for I he of law. I look- for would u hi him up wonder i- such an ; mail should go about steal- Society. o a------i I of the future conduct of Hen- York Post, A Study of Words. A philologist talking about The Constable's Excuse. A story in which an Irish of parliament of his rough treatment at the hands of the police addressing his constituents in recalls to the London an anecdote illustrative t the altitude of royal Irish constabulary toward Nation- members. During a dis- at an eviction a constable brought his baton heavily down on the head of a young man who hap- to be the reporter of the Irish Times. you I am a member of the in- quired the reporter. bog your said the constable. thought you were a par- He Found It. In one of the neighboring cities a family was sealed at dinner when the doorbell was rung. The servant went to the door. It was noticed that she held long parleying, and was surmised consequently that there some element of in the interview. On her re- Lena. master of the house in- ye, remember by Lorna Bridget, who was Hull's observed was a gentleman, sir, in a friendly way. she a for the wrong friend of yours V Ledger. The out of town shopper gasped and said Life. Over the Counter. certainly lino said an out of town woman who a doing some shopping in a store the other day. may want to get sonic more before leave the city. What shall I call the name inside said the clerk. the an- more than word- English he said, only use a few thousand of them. The extra ones arc of no use lo us. Any man could n with a dictionary and writs in good English a story in the world could understand. Here, for you make head or tail of puttering oil will again buy the You are Yet this is no ho nor mil I a cud- Thou h U I ii ii.; Then . i rain la. ill roe ; m. I i mi Inn nor I ii foil i ; . Ill . hi I I id Best Lighted House In the State Best for our Customers and their town. Real Beauty. A reply which mice wise i- been made by a gentleman lo whose decision in regard lo a certain mutter ;. young girls appealed. They were discussing the question as to what beauty in a hand and differed in opinion. Ai last they referred the matter to the old man. of whom tiny were both very fond. said the old gentle- man, with ii kindly smile, i hard one for to de- a-l, poor,, and they will loll yon most beautiful hand in the world is hand that The following Gentlemen BRICK E Greenville, N. C. Farmers bring us your Tobacco to The Brick. We will always wink for your interest guarantee lull market price. BRINKLEY Proprietors. Constitute our Working Force who are Always glad to see you D. S. Spain Bookkeeper B. T. Bailey Auctioneer H. S. Hardy Floor Manager Ed. Harris Clip Calculator. POOR PRINT

HANCOCK'S Liquid LOW RATE TICKETS On ale via. SOUTHERN RAILWAY. DIRECTORY. A ;. diseases the KB J. Elks, Chairman, W. R. Home, J. R. Spier, J. R. J. W. Page. Clerk Superior C. Moore. j Sheriff L. W. Tucker. Denver. Colorado Springs. i Register of Deeds-R. Colo. National Grand of Republic, TreasurerS. T. White. to ; Coroner Dr. William Extremely low Rates are announced by the South Railway from points on lines for follow- Special The North Carolina STATE NORMAL AND INDUSTRIAL COLLEGE Literary Commercial Classical Domestic Science Scientific Manual Training Pedagogical Three loading to decrees. Training School for Hoard, tuition, fees for use of text etc , a year free-tuition students For noD- of the state, Fourteenth session begins secure in the dormitories, all free-tuition applications should be Blade before invited from those desiring teachers and stenographer. catalog and otter info-m address CHARLES D. President, GREENSBORO. N. C Hancock Co. HAS IT EVER OCCURRED TO YOU How Man People You Reach Without W leaving own office A Telephone Line IS X DOUR TELEPHONE IS Tilt DOM Can You Afford It. i State of North Carolina, County. Ii, e Superior Court. i Town of Of K J The E. J. lard, take the of i. summons Isa against him, In th- lion the um d clerk of the n turn- the September term, Hill court, which second Mo day after the Ural Monday in being the day said month, when returned l, the of i and with hi d F. J Ho not to my i The of said action as of I defendant th sum of three hundred dollars for warranty -i deed executed Io the plaintiff on the day of Janus for a Louisville. , National Association of Stationary August to 1806 Bible School, July to August Trim. Sun- day School Institute, July 1905- Woman's Con- to 1905. r P., and l. t. P., September to 1905. Pm t laud Ore., San Gal. Lewis Clark Centennial I D. Cox. Hoard of G. Chairman, B. M. Whitehurst, L. C. Arthur. Superintendent Education W. H. C E. Flem- TOWN s. Congleton, Charles Cobb, J. R. W. A. Bowen, A. H. C. S. Carr. T. E. Hooker, J. M. and J. Whichard. lb IT For Rates LOCAL f Mom T i Not Quite How often can a or sens- driver or lacking. Have a food tool and be prepared for emergencies. line of tools is all you could desire, and we will that your tool box does not lack a single useful article. Of Course You set Harness, m Horse certain b of la on Wilton . the n l ind de. II pd corded In I Hook pave of Hit co The said E. J. will notice fist a I warrant of was Issued by I the e'er the said In. I be id tin said K Pollard, directed sheriff of Pitt mi i-- turnable o ti e id term of Superior court, it being the I me and place when- the aforesaid -i l returnable. the laid . Pollard will take ha Ms required to appear within the Ural three days of said term and demur to the of the plaintiff In the relief demanded he granted. lion- at in the town Of this the of June, II. C Clerk of the Superior Court. on Coast, June l October 1805. Va . VI to Rate for Hie above open to public. Pickets will be to Ii all Soul u can be had application to any Ticket of the Southern or connecting Hues, or by the R. L. T. P. A. X. C. Baptist W . J. H. WOOD, D. P. A. Asheville, X. C. S H Pass. Traffic W. H. Tayloe, Agent. Littleton Female College Splendid location. Health resort Over hoarding pupils last year. High grad work. High of aid social in music. Ad- curses in An Hot water heat. lights and other Remarkable one death among pupils mi years. i t. the health and Huh of All la el-fee on all public occasions. CHARGES LOW. b Annual Sets on will Sept. For . M. RHODES, A. M . Littleton, X. c. The . heretofore doings In the Greenville, baa dissolved by intent. All per- sons owing the can either i arty and are to come at once and their ac- counts. Any one ace the can them either party, I- M. Savage. This June 7th, S. J. P Corey S. M. SCHULTZ retail and furniture for Hides, Fur. Cotton Seed. Oil Bar- Turkeys, etc. Oak Ba Carriages, Parlor Tables, Lounge, and Ax High George ti- Pine Syrup, Jelly, Meat, Lye, Magic Food, Matches, , Seed Meal and Hulls, Om, den Oranges, Apples, Haas Candies, Dried Apples, Peaches, Prunes, and China Ware. Tip and Ware, and Butter, New nu- and for cash, see me M. WHAT MORE Could Ask to drop in James Furniture Store, next door to post office, and have your Standard Sewing Machine Ad- j listed Free of machines is paired and adjusted at reason- able rates. Call mid see me and let's talk the machine business over. James Brown. After July 1st I will be I pared to private con- a to ii om depot for persons in town at f each person The will S then only run born hotels to J; depot and and fare on that will also he phone NORFOLK SOUTHERN CO Steamboat Service. St earner L. leaves daily I except at a. in. for Greenville; leaves Greenville daily at in. Connecting at Washington with Norfolk a Southern Railroad for Norfolk, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York. Boston and ell other North. Connects it Norfolk with all points West. should order freight via Norfolk, care Norfolk Southern K. R. hours to change T. H. Agent, Washing- ton, N. C. J. J. Agent, Green- ville, N. C. H. General T. and r. Agent, Norfolk, Va., White Front Barber Shop J. a CO. barn Razors, clean Towels and Work guaranteed. COSMETICS A Thanking one all for you pas patronage and hoping for your con remain, Tours to serve, S. J. NOBLES, Prop. BEFORE THE HOUSE BURNS. If contemplate your property wait. W you are waiting your or bus- house may be destroyed by tire The Time Act it New while the property is valuable and when yon can get a the tire its too late. I write mice that insures. Let me explain it to you, W. E. HOOKS, DISSOLUTION. The firm of L, H. Pender Co., sanitary plumbers and have been dissolved by mutual consent. The plumbing business will here-, after be by L. H. Pen- All accounts due the firm must be to him. L. H. Pender Co. Greenville, N. C. This July 1905. 7.8 W. J. TURNAGE TO PUBLIC. U lieu yon have a suit of pair of pants to or press, remember t I only turn out first class work. Also working and altering clothing. very reasonable. or your money back. Give me k trial. FRANK Back of Davis Barber Shop. Greenville, N. O. L. Carr. Tax D. J. T As J G. W. H. Chief Fire Forties. Dispensary W. Bryan, J. N. Hart, J. L. Sugg. Prayer meetings each day night. Sunday schools u. m. H. j Superintendent of Sunday School. No pastor. H. H. Moore. Sun day. W- R. Parker Super- Sunday School. Episcopal---Rev. W. E. Cox, rector. Services every first and third Sunday. W. B Brown of Sunday School. Free Will W. H. Laughinghouse. No regular service J A day Services every Sunday G S Pritchard dent of Sunday School B Dove Sup School No pastor. Lodge No. A F A M, meets 1st and 3rd Monday nights in each month K Williams, W Wiley Brown, Sec Covenant Lodge No. I O O P Meets every Tuesday night. T R Moore, N G; W F Evans, Sec Tar River Lodge No. K of P, Meets every Thursday night E Q Flanagan, C T J Moore, K of R Tribe No I O R M, meets every Wednesday night J Harris, Sachem; W wards, C of R Pitt Council U A M, meets every Monday night T H H E Tripp. RS. REPORT OF THE CONDITION OP THE BANK OF GREENVILLE. GREENVILLE, N. C, T THE OF BUSINESS MAY 20th. 1905. Stock paid in Surplus, Undivided Profits less Expenses Paid 7,250.72 Deposit subject to check 181,484.46 Cashier's cheeks out- standing at and Overdrafts, unseen on All real Due Gold Silver North Carolina, County of Pitt. I, James L. Little, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear the statement above is true to the best of my knowledge and belief JAMES L. LITTLE. Subscribed and sworn to before me. this 7th day of June, 1905 J. C. TYSON. Notary Public. J. G. J. A- ANDREWS, U. W. KING, Directors UNIVERSITY OF North Carolina. in Head W the Educational System. Collegiate, Engineering Graduate, L a w, Medicine, Pharmacy. SHINGLES SHINGLES All grades and sizes, in car lots less quantity, to suit purchaser. F. B. RANDOLPH A CO. House, N. C COBB BROS. CO. Norfolk, Va Gotten Buyers and Brokers Cotton, Grain and Private to Tori Chicago and N-w Orleans. Library contains volumes New water works, Electric Lights, Central Heating system. New dorm- Y. M. A. Building STRONG Again is what Mrs. Lucy said after taking Dyspepsia Cure. Hundreds woman art h a i n c re- j stored to perfect health by rem- YOU may well if you will take it Indigestion causes nearly all th. sic that woman It deprives th. system of nourish- and the organs to women weaken, and become diseased. Dyspepsia Cure ambles th. stomach and digestive organ to and assimilate all of th. whole- some food that may b. eaten. It nourishes th. body, and rebuilds th. organs, restoring health and strength. indigestion, constipation, risings, batching, heartburn and all stomach disorders. Digests What You Eat GREENVILLE'S TONSORIAL PARLOR, Hopkins, Daniel Davis, Props Cleanliness our Motto. Only experienced men em ployed. Opposite drug -tore LAMER HILLIARD, Greenville, N. C. MARBLE MONUMENTAL WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Iron Fencing Sold ll. m . th. w w o. For Sale By L. The durability, beau- tones and unvaried high quality of HARRI- PAINT have taught Americans the great advantage of using ready-mixed house paints. BAKER HART, INSTRUCTORS The Full term begin Kept. fas --s FRANCIS P mm Chaw. Hill, N. C. Mountain Tea Nuggets A Bur for Busy People. ml Trouble,, Bud Tea In lull- let form. M cum h- I WU. OR PEOPLE HARNESS REPAIRED and by experienced workmen at the shop in Mill- MB mm. One Dollar Saved Represents Ten Dollars Earned. The average man does not save to exceed ton per cent of He must spend nine dollars for every dollar saved. That being the case he cannot be careful about unnecessary expenses. Very often a few cents properly invested, like buying seeds for his garden, will several dollars outlay litter on. It is the same in buying Colic, Cholera Remedy. It costs but a few cents, and a of it in the often ii doc. i lull of several dollar, V by Jim. L. druggist. ,. OUR AYDEN DEPARTMENT. J. M. BLOW, Manager and Authorized Agent. -.-.-. N. C. N. O, Sallie of Tar- and Daisy Tucker, of Black Jack, came on the train on their way to time with Torre is a time for Daily and we take great pleasure In sub willing receipts for those arrears. We a list of all who receive mail at this office. We also take orders for job Hooks I informs us that through bis d our Ayden a gentleman Greene came over and took a fire policy for quite a large amount. Mr. Hooks had not solicited the gentleman, but that the did the work. Mr Hooks declares advertising and so ill we. If you need anything the way Crockery, wan- come to see us, Hart Jenkins. Mis. Crawford, of Win- spent from Saturday until Monday here with friends. H. E. Co. wilt do all they possible can to please you with their new line of heavy and fancy groceries. If Ayden had electric fans, run by steam, on every street corner would the atmosphere here about stirred by their vibration prove nauseous to a delicate We only ask for Didn't the drainage system take the water nicely after the big rain yesterday a mud hole Id town. Mrs. J. and Miss Helen returned Friday a visit to received, fine line of and can fit you up in any style Mrs. D. B. Gaskins went to Halifax, Mrs. D. G. Berry and Miss Berry went to f ii d last Pride. are re- daily new groceries from the A picked up the lumber camp here the other day had the date 1890 the initials W. R. M. carved on its bock. How old does a terrapin live to grow. Carlos Harris says that Harrison Town and Country paints and colors are by far the best goods that lie ever used and that u knocked out several other leading in brands, in a teal t Greenville This Ii sold by J. R. Smith Bro. Prof, W. Edwards, ham, baa been a visitor here tin- put week For sowers see M. B, Tripp i The best. j. j. Smith went to Greenville Friday. More i bales of cotton was sold on this market yesterday. All merchants throughout Pitt obligated not to cut prices on patent candies, oranges, apple- and bananas at E. E. a Go's. Simplex guano distributors, Cox cotton planters and repairs at J. R, Smith Bro. Mrs. J. W. Brown, after a visit to here and in the com- has returned to her home in Greenville. That rock salt at J. R. Smith A Bro., is the best thing I can get for my stock. They only eat what they want of it at a time. Harvey Johnson and wife, who have been spending sometime here with friends have gone to their home, Scotland Neck. Ladies misses and children black tan and white slippers all at J. It. ft Bro. thermometers, for sale by Cannon ft Mesdames W. E. Hooks and , J. Kittrell and children are visit- the Misses Wesson in ville. Cotton king cultivators, Gopher plows extra blades J. R Smith ft Bro. J. A. Harrington has drag tomato weighs ounces. Mr. is not only a good gardener, but his a pretty all sort of a fellow. A large outfit and latest improved bads with which to do work. Satisfaction teed. M. B. Tripp a Bro. Miss Lizzie ,,. of Grimesland, has Mm. Stancil Can Hart a bar rel of Col ii in Ida none t had anywhere. Twenty-dollars each for Tigers doesn't seem much of an lo catch or betray. For can peaches, apples, com Arc, apply to K. ft Co. Robert has accept- ed a position with the Ayden bank. The business of the bank is a rapid increase as is all other bu-i in Ayden. During the past week Mr. Newell found the road R. H. a pair of gold rimmed glasses in a felt case which the owner can have by properly tame and paying for this notice. Tax, consideration and condition seem to cut but a email figure when the In mil is the other fellow. Don't fail to see ft Ty- sou's new crockery both plain and decorated. Prices are cheaper than formerly. The following named young men have a ball team Dick Jackson, c; p; Barnes lb; Kola, Jasper lib; E. J. Gardner, Stephen Nobles, C. Cannon, cf; M. M. y, If. They will piny Or- Friday, The ladies say that Tyson have the prettiest line dress goods in town. We arc receipt at tend marriage our friends Mr. Robert Lee Little and Hits Mamie -Gal Iowa j which happy event takes place in tie M. K. church at Grime in d lay, July 1905. U c return . e manufacture for i lade. Dial arc simply I lie smoothest seat on the market Mi-s Bessie has home from a very visit to Mr. Calvin Tucker at The loaf bread right from the oven at A- Law horn's. Miss of Oakley, after a visit to the Misses bit last week. Those white and slippers at J. R. Smith Bro., are the for children I have seen this county have season. Miss Dennis died at her home here Saturday night about U aged years. In her earlier life she attained right much notoriety, owing to her size, great physical power and a very masculine It is said that in her best days she easily lift a barrel of each arm and plane them She was utterly devoid of fear and woe be the man who dared tamper what she rights. Yet the was kind- hearted and noted for her strict adherence to honesty. Hers has been a useful life and may her be blessed with such wards it merits and peaceful her ashes rest until morn. Tripp ft Bro. are now to make wooden legs for cripple horses or mules. Their latest was a decided success. that J. Seal th ft Bro. hare the prettiest and cent calico and ginghams in town. That last car choice hay that J. R. Bro., received is Lee lime is good for any crop and a farmer should use it freely, at J. R. Smith ft Bra That lace and embroidery the town for dresses J. R. ft Bro. received our spring stock of pants. J. J. Edwards ft Son. For heart by J. H. Tripp ft Bro. The soda fountain ft will be service from now to the end of the season. The newest and latest drinks will re found there. If you want something nice try them. Something new Ayden J. R. Smith Bro., have bought a whole car load of and heating stoves, you can get your choice by coming at once. Say have you that Simplex distributor t J. it. Smith Bro. It it out in any you and does not weals any the ends it is a cheap n. neat room house with gar- all necessary out located on main street in a good neighborhood j for rent by J. R. Smith ft Bro. Slippers, lawns and straw bats are being sold extremely cheap for cash by Cannon Tyson. Don't forget that Cannon can supply your in any thing furniture. Old man what makes you always go to J. R. Smith ft Bro., to do your I always get any thing I from the boys. We keep Furniture, Mattresses. Bed Cook Stoves, Baby Brad lee, etc , up stairs. Can J. R. Smith Bee. gives me more for my hams, chickens and eggs than anybody else. Go to E. E. Co's new market for beef, fresh meats, sage, and fresh fish. Hay, ship stuff, wheat brand, cotton seed balls meal on hand. Cannon Tyson. Those squares, that union sou have just received are beauties. A. has first class brick for sale and is burning m-w kilns constantly. When in need of brick see him or write Ayden, N. C. Oranges, apples, bananas all fruit kept by horn. Cannon ft Tyson are of their enamel bed steads cheap. They daisies. Those Royal Fell Mattresses that Cannon ft Tyson handle arc the equal of anyone the We will beginning on June offer for cash b stuck of dry goons sot ion, shoes hats Ac, prices before the town Our stock is too large and we lake of same. We have just gotten a large lot plaid j that waste run- at per yard, whit sheet- per C. Jackson Co. Ayden, X. C Get the Cox cotton planter the best on the market at J. Smith ft Bro. Did you know yon could get one of the old time Gophers and size blade you want at J. R. Smith My office will be one mouth as I shall be in for the pm pose of taking a special in copy. J. W. Taylor. NOTICE. There will be an institute held at Ayden, N. for colored teachers, all teachers are requested to this institute, commence the first Monday in August 1905, for two weeks and more if desire. The school will be taught by Prof. G. W Smith and Prof. B. B. Coward. on arrange- P. Harder. Henry Allen, Ed Ellis. Dr. Joseph Dixon AND Brisk Block, Beat Railroad, Ayden, N. C. PHARMACY N. C. OP THE BANK OF AYDEN N. At. the, clone of business May 29th, 1905. RESOURCES. Loans and Furniture and Fixtures Demand Due from Banks, 18,285.31 Cash Items, OH Gold Coin, Silver Coin, .- National Hank notes and other U. S notes Total. ASK FOR LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in, Surplus fund 1,000.00 Undivided profile less expenses. Dividends unpaid . to check, Cashier's chits 190.82 Total. 144,010.28 COLUMBIA FLOUR, If it doesn't give you absolute satisfaction your dealer will pay you for returning it. R. F. IN. Dist. Ayden, The Famous Little Pills RISERS, cure Constipation, Sick Headache, Biliousness, etc They or bill impart early Good children or adults. Sold by L. Woolen, druggist. ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN WILSON. . C. For Male and Female. i i V- n Elocution and Physic I and A and Si For sine, i r J. J. LL. President N i ind I nurse I i pi Ki COLLEGE, Music, Art, in Ancient and Modern uses leading to A. Ii. S, in ma lion, N. c. Address, A new idea in a cough is the Laxative principal and is orig- with Kennedy's Honey and Tar. assists in system by gently els. Best for etc. The red clover every package Cough Sold Jno. L. BAPTIST UNIVERSITY FOR WOMEN. Diplomats given in He Arts, ,.; and in Expression. Courses of study Philosophy, in Music, las Art in i-i women. PRESIDENT R. T. TANN. Raleigh, N. THE MILL FACTORY SYNDICATE Will put on Sale To-morrow yards China Silk all the Different shades regular price per yard OUR PRICE CENTS PER YARD Down at A. E. Tucker's POOR PRINT

REPORT CONDITION Or THE BETHEL BANKING TRUST CO. AT N. c. Al the of business Many 29th, RESOURCES. LIABILITIES. Capital stack paid Overdrafts, unsecured , Furniture fixture , . . . , Time Due n re r 1,818.71 D tor-heck . t; Silver To h l s 122,078.49 Total it f N County i, H. II Tartar, of the named do snip i is l hew of my i-n. belief H TAYLOR Cashier. Hid sworn to I. day of June. 1905- A. Notary Public. R. J. J. W. THOMAS. ROBT. Gratifying News. . i ha, ts a of money, but it is one way of cleaning k . ,. ,. Silks, Dr. Lint. Hi la.-. Men's n and Al sot I tr and Slippers to go 1.76 2.00 so lie in k. tan Slippers Slippers Lawns Lawns lit. Lawns SILK RIBBONS IS quality all colors La h an reduced one bail . Ladies Hand atone price why more C. K. Cora-t 1.50 now So, Hf, Special rices in all um- mer in stock II, Men's Lea . r and Tan it t- S en so, no, . nil S-i 2.00, . Men a h w. Serge . w we Men's suits were tS, is, reduced to 10.00, 12.00 and no All shirt ed and shirts now en's and boy's Straw Hats, reduced one half I steel rods full inch were and now and 2.00 Urn now Big mark down in Milli- nary. 1.00 and 1.76 Hats L white Duck Bats Big lot baby caps One hundred dozen ladies white Hand- kerchiefs, worth each, tor S the best ii row B tons, Pins, jets all go half the original price , W hi black um now A VERITABLE OF ASTOUNDING ATTRACTIONS e. T. Gigantic Sensational Marvel Sale Exclamations of Surprise, Delight and Satisfaction and of the Bargain Offered Were Ex-pressed on all Sides by the Thousands who Have Attended the Preceding Days of This SALE DON'T WAIT A MINUTE To-morrow will be a Red Letter Day The Magnet will again draw the Crowd when Bargains are Best and Biggest. Come early for the Work of a Million Hands will melt away Power of the low PRICES like the dew the Mid- day Sun. Anything you buy is a Bargain. The Wreckage of Values is complete. It will Pay You to make Your Purchase for both present and future needs. Judge Sincerity by the Prices Quoted Below. L. Wilkinson So. Scientifically Constructed. lit A Shoe Women. THE ULTRA SI s i. made to the most i- perfected styles shoo on at the price if its e A line of matting all is in- in the cat price good yard wide bleaching must go in this largo sine Rugs go- at Hamburg special value at this price, this sale regular Be Checked Homespun must go at 3- Best Apron chock gingham while it lasts Special value and cut prices in lawns A nice Umbrella only Clark's Cotton in this sale Furniture must go, all prices cut for this sale. Wash Fabrics. Words lack force importance of these prices, i sale price India Linens, worth sale price Check Dimities, values up to price v rash considered excellent val- at price and Velvets. A Hurry in silk will pi interesting topic. Black yard wide worth now Japanese silk, all colors hi .-11 velvet. a s, worth silk worth s the ranee lie Handkerchiefs. dozen handkerchiefs, regular sellers; sale price dozen men's bordered handkerchiefs sales price, each men's handkerchiefs same as above only liner 1,500 extra tine grade white and colored men's handkerchiefs, regular and fie valuer; on sale specially at pure linen white hand kerchiefs, neatly ed regular grade tor Linens, Linens in. Bleached Table Dam- ask regular value, sale price ; in. While Satin Damask- would sell regularly tor price in. Bleached Satin Dam- ask- a regular to 1.50 quality; sale price Extra large Napkins. worth 81.50 a doz; price Extra in Turkish Hath Towels, price Linen Crush, reg. sale price Pull size White diet Bed Spreads, real Marseilles patterns 81.25 value for in pairs of Bleached Towels reg. value; sale price Staple Department Ladies Shoes and Oxfords l-c Here is the fundamental basis of a perfect We employ our own expert designers, and every Ultra Shoe is made over scientifically to meet th-- closest variations of width and size in woman's footwear. The Ultra Shoe meets every requirement of the many whims of We carry SHOE, for men, in Oxfords, Tans, etc. Pulley Bowen, THE HOME OF WOMAN'S FASHIONS. Corsets. Easy, graceful and form Corsets, in all the makes, in military and straight front including the celebrated K A G C B other Beauties lie Men's Hats Men's and Bats in desirable shapes, worth up to at line felt Hats. In- values ranging from mid at the exceeding low price of and Denver shapes. come in black and nutria price All the new Hies are in the line of Ladles oxfords and we showing at to All the newest shapes as well as staple Styles in Hats that are sold every- where for 18.51, marvelous sale pries yards tie 1,900 yards Hope Bleach lie yards Red Seal A P C Noon Apron Checks, extra value, worth Best Calico American Indigo Carmine lied, all Dress Goods Crape and Voile complete assortment English Coverts and Damask suitings All wool value Sic Novelty and Fancy Mixtures, Voiles and Crashes, late Spring style desirable shades Black Cheviot in. wide, worth a yard. sale price, yard The lines imported English Poplins, Mohairs, Sicilians Mohair Serges and silk warp up to sale price Men's Pants Men's latest style Cassi mere and fancy Worsted in all shades and pretty stripes, all sizes, reg. price all go on this sale at 11.49 Fancy and Plain Pants that regularly sold for and I; sale price Fine Pants that always sell for 1500 and stripe. cheviots . fancy worsteds all go in this sale at only 3.98 Men's Pants of in patterns, regular 81.75 sellers; sale price 81.19 Knee Pants pair of Knee Pants worth up to sale price Be pair of Knee reg. sellers; safe prise A consolidation of several lines of Long value II and 81.26; price only, pair pairs of very finest of this seasons Roods, hand sewed lace or button, all weights of sole. French kid, patent Russia calf They are fare the best of any shoe brought to this market, and they come all sizes and widths, worth from to On. and pick them out from down to Ladies fine kid shoes, button and lace, Harris toe and patent tip wort L 1.48 of Ladies Oxfords, in all popular leathers, also white canvas, worth up to sale price to 81.10 Hose, Hose, Hose Ladies fast black- seamless hose, regular price now A tine cotton fast black hose reg. price now line plain and lace styles black hose, worth now Ladies beautiful fancy hose, worth choice, pair Children's black rib- bed hose, reg price at Children's fast black tine hose, regular price at Children's finest French ribbed hose, regular price at Men's Rood fast black socks, regular made, price at Men's good fast and plain socks, reg price r-v at Suits 81.50 two piece suits, single and double Breasted jackets positively worth 81.50 during this sale only The novelty in styles is and elegant -garments that were always sold at all go in this sale at Thirty distinct in Fashion- able Knee Pants Suits, in all the swellest of novelties and staple styles, sale 91.29 THE AMERICAN SALVAGE CO., Must sell C. T. Entire Stock Night Terror would nearly all write Mrs. Apple- gate, of Alexandria, could hardly u sleep. had hi so bad that if I a block I would frightfully spit blood, but, when all medicines failed, three 81.00 bottle- of Dr. wholly cared me and I gained pound- It's at- to dire Coughs, Colds, La Bronchitis all Throat Lung Fries and 81.00. Trial bottles free at J. L. drug store. Brutally Tortured. A ease came Io light that for mid unmerciful has been equaled Joe of Calif, years I endured J pain from and relieved me I tried known. I came across Bitters and It's the greatest earth i for trouble. A few bottles of it completely relieved and cared Just as good for Liver and Kidney troubles and general de- Only Satisfaction guaranteed by Jno. L. Woolen, When e'er yen feel impending And need a magic little pill, No other one will fill the bill Like Hewitt's Li tie Duly The Famous Little Pills, cure Constipation, Headache, etc. They never gripe or sicken, but impart early energy. for children or by L. Wooten, No Pity Shown. years was after me con- writes F. A. Verbena, Ala. had a terrible ease of Piles tumor. When all failed Salve oared me. Equally Barns and all aches and pains. Only at Drag Digests all of food, tones j mil strengthen the and digestive organs. Cores and red blood, health and strength. Dyspepsia Cure rebuilds Gov. Q. W. Atkinson, of W. Va. have a number of bottles of Dyspepsia Care and have found It to be a very effective, and. indeed, a powerful remedy stomach ailments. I it to my Sold by Jno. L. druggist. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve Pen. the pores of the skin, and by its antiseptic, and heeling subdues in and cures Cute, Eczema, Ring Worm and all skin diseases. A specific for blind itching and protruding Files. The original and genuine Witch Hazel Salve is made by K. C. DeWitt Co. and sold by Jno. L. Wooten, drug- gist. When yon want a pleasant laxative that is easy to take and certain to act, use Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver tablets. For sale by Jno L. druggist. Jane, red while under flank and on end of tall, with crop In left ear and silt in right, her light shorter than left, wears yoke. Mills, w N. C. CHOLERA Child Not Expected to Live horn Hour to Another, but Cured by Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Remedy. Bulk, little daughter of E. N. Dewey of Va., wag seriously ill of last summer. We gave her up did not expect her to live from one hour to he says. to think Cholera and Remedy and got a bottle of it from the store. In five hours a change for the better. We kept on it and sin- , t the half of our small bottle was This remedy in fur Jno. L. THE EASTERN REFLECTOR D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner. and Friday. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE VOL No. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA, TUESDAY. JULY No. LEAGUE TWO ROBBERIES. SUIT FOR DAMAGES. Interesting Program red and De-, The Dispensary and Railroad R. L Brings Action Against Refreshments The ville Methodist a delightful to the tiers of the league and then visitors Thursday in large warehouse of Messrs. on Dickinson A interesting; and instructive program was rendered by literary department, after which delicious refreshments were served by the social department. The spacious warehouse had been brilliantly lighted for this occasion and tables, and were taste- l arranged. The rain to early part Of the evening caused a light delay in the arrival of the and guests at the ware- house, but after the pointed hour a large percent of the and many Visitors were seated tables en- gaged in games and C T. Todays notice was Issued by Broken Into. Sometime dating Thai night two robberies occurred in town, the dispensary and A. C. L. freight office being the entered. As both buildings wee- in about the same way it is prob- able that both were committed by parties. The dispensary was by., breaking out a panel of the back door. The only disturbed Humors on the Streets for the on was cash drawer, was but as no money had been in it the thief Eastern Firemen Win. At the State III , . -1, Mew w i the first PERSONALS AND in t b- Hi i. Superior Court Clerk t. C. Moore in an action begun by L. John- boo against . T. in I which former sues the for damages. No complaint been filed, the amount of l- for is not for pi i in won n ii on the hurt A. Clark r Jo J 20th. went i ii mi- in I. Smith i returned this morning nun I. ii. Ward Dead in Nashville. got nothing goods were missed, though if a few hollies had been taken the loss would be bard to discover. At the A. O. L. depot the freight office was entered by a panel of the door next to the railroad. Like at the dispensary, the only thing disturbed i u the inside of office was the cash drawer. This was broken off but list few day- have intimated such a matter -i brewing, and i cause was given as an which look place last Sunday noon, about which we nave been Nashville, K O., Ms i- m en for a year lie leaves a wife and live children Mr, was one of be.-i known at d in -i Mis- Lucy Parker, of Oakley, i visiting M j.- II May to Wed- I . . C. S. returned day in Shelby. A. c Monk returned from Miss Bettie June, of visiting Mrs. Brown, Io in- l 1- II. K . i, Ti .-, d. J, I. e n i J. , W H, returned to in ; II has returned a i Nick. The Excursion to Bath. morning to gel the following . , , when the exclusion boat went I to Hath Wednesday got back to C and the had money had been it, so only added to the ready enjoyable occasion, by cool- me atmosphere. The program by the literary department which is under the management of Miss showed special care and preparation. The recitations were especially pleasing and the entire program was a rare treat. The thief empty haul. No goods were missed from the freight room. Ii seems there instances was bunt- for money. Root Is Sworn In. Washington, July K ii. York, was sworn in contest of the evening consisted of Secretary of State today soon questions on Methodism, after ten o'clock, showed the league to be well post j ministered by William fundamental principles librarian of the state Greenville, Only about thirty Wednesday evening. people went on the excursion bin they report a very delightful much them. Excursion to Norfolk. weather gets everybody W. Sum hi, returned to La- Grange Wednesday evening. the notion to goon Hatch Mr. ii was driving with his brother-in-law, Mr. Savage, and they were going the bridge m several boys, one of them looking to be nearly grown, run oft from the of bridge. As I hey ran on this large boy jumped up and a sign Mr. had put up previously to advertise a spec- sale and dragged it off with bun. this act of wanton- by a boy old know better than properly of other people, Mr. at the time and he sprang from bis Due,, and w, a social ; sued the boy. He overtook this evening at 8-30 boy and struck h m a few licks I o'clock in hams warehouse. Mb s Maggie of Ham- literary program will who has been visiting Mis . M. Lynch- d-iii of Andrews and family went Virginia Bench today. Miss Ethel Lincoln to Friday evening. Fannie Bagwell Morehead Friday evening. Mis- in Wednesday evening. Miss Martha Cofield went Hamilton this morning. Harper went to La- R. L. Humber and family left Friday evening to visit today for Beaufort to spend some lime. Mr. Chas. Cobb and Miss Mag- Miss Maggie Doughty left this Tarboro this g. Mr. sod Mrs M. A. Allen and Miss Hat tie left Friday big to Norfolk on morning to visit friends Id Christ- 25th. Two days by the seaside; Va. The fare for w ., u . .,.,, . . . , ., F, M Hodges and lit e th round trio Is only h evening for Danville. have gone to Panacea springs for a few days. League Entertainment. The League of the J- T. B. Hoover, Henderson, this morning, and is talk- The was a whip as they of their church. The prise for the best list of answers consisted of an department. Secretary Root devoted the day at state de to the Johnson, but did not his name. elegant box of candy, and awarded to A. B. Ellington the Venezuelan question. Mrs. E. A. in her usual With Solicitor Minister pleasing manner. j Venezuela and William After the completion of the pro. J. recently designated by gram the social depart served to investigate delicious refreshments, . case of the choicest delicacies. The. committee on the boy stepped after returned home today, evening Mr. rebuked him for will be served. This entertain I F. G. James left this morn- trespassing on his land and dam- B for members of for to be with the aging his property. He league only, except where governor's stair at have Visitors in their Mrs. R. H. of Tillery, who has been Mrs. W. R. Smith returned home this morn- Miss Bessie who has been visiting Miss Fannie Bagwell, returned home Friday encamp- Depot Struck by Lightning. The A. C. I., depot at Winter villa was struck by lightning our- Maggie Smith, .; Black Jack, who ha- been visiting Mrs. Waiter Buck, left Wednesday evening for Jesse left this morning Returning to town Mr. went to look for Mr John-on to advise hi. of what had occurred. He to Bud Mr, Johnson then the wont but did find him Monday W storm Thursday night. for Virginia Bench, and says any department and papers told he had whipped one In the office communication can reach him at consisted of Mrs. B. A. Miss the department with a bis boy;, for tearing down his were out and the building Hotel Mamie CM. Jones and formulating de nils instructions Mr. Johnson asked was set on fire, hut no damage of J. White. Mrs. as chair , , . boy as the boy c man of the committee, is will have to said nothing about it upon going, passed in her ability for making gather additional Information in home Sunday evening. Mr. Mon-j Judge of the ad feel home, had Washington and New York before ford described the boy from his Court, has i- operation of member he j perform appearance, when Mr. changes to the her As Johnson thanked him for what By efforts to make the occasion had done, saying he was glad change the division Thursday evening one of the mo-t whipped him instead of indicting is composed Craven, Card of Thanks. Jones, Onslow, Lei. The mailer seemed ,, end Greene counties, that part of of pleasant in the history league. The earnest efforts of our league We Wish to return heartfelt officers and members have resulted Johns and Inter in the day Monday Wayne east of the Atlantic Coast in building up in Greenville one of the best chapters in the state and with present manifestation of willingness and determination we predict-great things for our League. F. M. Hornaday, Corresponding Secretary. Valuable Animals Die. Tarboro, N. C, July valuable farm animals died here yesterday from G. T. lost a horse and a mule, J. W. Day lest a horse and a mule, N. B. Conetoe, lost three of his team. in- tense heat seems to have so over- come them that when given water they died. Some of them had convulsions one after another until they News and Observer. wars so to us daring the recent severe trial through which I we passed in the death of i r little daughter, The circumstances j of separation us at the time made the exceeding kind liens of these f. lends all the more appreciated, and through life we will not cease to grateful to each and one. Mr. and Mite. J. N. on went to see Mm ford Line Railway, and that pan of evening. Mis. H. B Sledge and daughter, Tarboro, who have been visiting L. H. Pender, returned borne S. J. sad mother, of Atlanta. visiting relatives Greenville. Mis. is Mrs. Mrs. J. L. Sugg. Mr. is i very Interesting man. Mi- is in barge Southern department it D. Applet n the largest publishers of class work in he world. Mi. is said to be the most ornate scholarly in and has a keeping f his own copyright, which be expects to place before the mast thorough, com- time an labor Greene, of Washington, came system known. up Thursday. Eugene Turner went to F. C. of general manager of the Home is here look- after the Improvements being made Io the local plain . July, 21st. J. W. Alien went Raleigh today. about some work he had promised and Pitt c excel Diphtheria. On Thursday Dr. J. E. Nobles, superintendent of health, found a case of diphtheria in town. It is a child Willis Clark, colored, who lives the corner of First and Evans streets. The was promptly tined and every precaution taken to prevent any spread of the disease. Made to Pay For Brutal Assault. John Moore, a white man, was before Judge Badger this charged with an assault on a young boy, by the name of John Allen The was that Moore struck the boy several times, knocking him down, and after be was down stamped him in the face. Judge Badger put a good heavy fine on him for bis brutality. He was made to pay Times. tall van Fred Forbes returned blithely chirruped the evening from manicure had her -coining , , , party several seasons ago, as Mis. T. B. Hooker and little i. . . . , .,. she bent over a hand that stood daughter, we,,, to Peach ,. , ,., , . of her Little Miss Adelaide attentions, may talk about Taft went until you gasp for breath, visit relatives. but let me point you in the dime Vacation Granted. Mrs. A. B. Ellington and young man. The Methodist of Greenville tors. Misses Ha In from Ia low necked and a Greenville, the sou Hi side Tar rivers. The Washington division is com- posed of Hyde, Marti u, Beaufort and Pitt Pamlico and Tar including do for and no reference was then made to what had Sunday. This action for since then would indicate that others had been talk lug lo Mr. Johnson and advised him that he could recover damages from Mr. ; for striking the boy B buggy whip. The case will attract much interest. have granted their pastor, Rev. J. returned Thursday evening Citizen Dead. A. Hornaday, a vacation of two a visit to Petersburg. weeks, today. This was done at the church conference Mr. John F. Whichard, of Sunday. Rev. Mr. Una township, one of the oldest Hornaday left today Beaufort, of died Friday j where he will spend half his He was years old He will then go to the and leaves a wife and several sons j western part of the slate and daughters, all his children remain a week, returning to Greenville at the expiration the two weeks absence granted him. Eggs Hatched In Sun. J. A. Lang had a hen to come off a few days ago with a brood of chickens, leaving eggs in the nest. These two eggs were exposed to the sun and a day or so after hen left her nest both the eggs hatched healthy being grown. He was a member of the Primitive Baptist church at Great Swamp, and passed away the faith of a blessed here- after. He was a soldier, and took pleasure in meeting bis comrades here once a year in the reunions of the veterans and talking over the events of the war. There that uprightness about his life that won the highest respect of all who knew him. Polish tor whits she M. i at Gas Tube Explodes. This morning a colored j was hauling a of gas from the depot on a wagon. While on a jolt caused the tube to with a report. The horse was badly frightened and break loose Horn the wagon ran off at full The driver was thrown several feet by the explosion but was not injured. wagon was somewhat broken. brand new pair of what I ; passionate stockings stockings J. A. Hornaday Mt, Miss accompanied by ,,, green ,,,,., Miss Mary Brown, left this ,,. from g noon for ,.,. j,, Misses Margaret and Rue Clark, when he sits down, and be sits of Washington, who have been I down every chance he gets. He visiting Miss Harries, return. doesn't let you go with the ed home this morning. impression that he's wearing Miss Bettie Buss and in he Richard, of arrived Thursday evening to visit their anal, Mrs. Elizabeth Swindell. can help it- and he can help it by pulling up his trousers leg. He pulls and hauls hitches until you're afraid he's going take off P. Butler, of Elizabeth his over his head. After City aid Miss Essie of I that he doesn't sit on his feet; he Bethel, arrived Thursday pokes them out in the aisle and to visit their sister, Mrs. J. S. ; swings and waves and wags them until He's fascinated Keel. Saturday, July 22nd. Rev. W. went to Hamilton today. Donnell Gillian to with those feet and he wonders if you are. A young man in fancy net only most Providence POOR PRINT

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