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HI Abreast the of the Times. Bar ins Never go Begging Our bargains never BO prompt, the news abroad. The reason is to word in its that wt -u Bargains at this store do not broadest bought for the SitS Sf Price, but our offends insist of h it. f till not foil to note the v , invited to make an investigation, note the prices . the -hIs ottered. They are all of a wanted from various stocks to fit tin- needs of AH Mo-ls have their orders Note the Offerings Below and Your Purse String Will Slacken. for the Seashore Gents Furnishings. or Mountains. minute U the Colonial cravat, new- Heady t club lies, and long four in yon buy them, all at i ham. reins and plain and less- Linen Shirt Waists Collars. . , w isl c White and . . ,. . . M-n's half hose Tans and Corset Specialties. Black w Negligee Shirts. r B shirts in white four Mark dot, tie- which selling at owe clean Silks. Special dollar soft boson , f S. Ton shirts in a of style an usually I clean Plain in Gigantic Sensational Marvel Sale reclamations 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 -morrow Red Letter Day The Mercantile Magnet will again draw the Crowd when Bargains are Best ad Biggest. Come early for the Work Hands will melt away Power of the low PRICK like the dew the Mid- day . ,., The Wreckage of Values is It will Pay You to make Your Purchase Anything you buy is a Bargain. in e. lot and future Judge our by the Prices Quoted Below Handkerchiefs. special In linen and . all la la Silk in all Colors, white clean up in the great sale. , ,.,. , .,., in the s the ,,,,, yard wide regular .-.- kit H bleaching must go in this sale Sc price c hair Men's Low Cut Shoes large el.- and all value at tins price, Staple Department Ladies Shoes and Oxfords , r ii- n Over pairs of very 2.000 yards lie I 1,900 yards Hope Bleach , d d b W, V vs , U weight of solo. French Toil de Noon w kid. patent Russia calf Apron hecks, extra value, worth . . Summer Lawns. a j AT s. v.- n . La i-- c Handkerchiefs. 1,1.1 . . been i, i-. h . n ; ; l- Umbrellas. g ; bye Shape . K A S Men's Straw Hats. at tins . same finer regular c ,,,, .,;,,,. white must go colored men's handkerchiefs, regular it lasts vainer; on sale value and cut prices in specially a linen white fin Bo hi any shoe brought to ibis Best Calico American indigo neatly I'd for Linens, Linens M hat in sailors A nice Umbrella only shapes have been ,. Clark's Cotton in this sale . to wear Furniture must o, all prices mi nut for this in. Bleached Table that is Labeled. Wash Fabrics. ask regular G , is the The o suits o . market, and they come in sizes and width., worth from to Dome and pick them out from 11-98 down to complete assortment Ladies fine kid shoes, English Coverts and Damask button and lace, toe suitings All wool Carmine Bed, all Dress Goods Crape and Voile c i to Men's wool special sale price Linens, worth Trunks. sale price , Dimities, values I s dress .,. in baggage . v Wen v links, are bes mi., and tip wort 11.48 of Ladies Oxfords, tar value in all leathers, also Novelty Suiting and Fancy white canvas, worth up lo Mixtures, Voiles and sale price to Crashes, late Spring style Ha,, desirable Hose Hose Hose in Ladies fut black seamless wide, worth a yard. hose, regular price sale price, yard A line cotton fast The lines- imported English black hose reg. now Poplin. Mohairs, Sicilians plain and lace Mohair Serges and silk styles black hose, worth warp up now large to I. sale price worth a do,, sue Men's Pants would sell regularly for n,. price in. Bleached Satin n regular sale price G h e ii Up at Shoe All low iii while c Up Ml , excellent vi , , ., ii durable. All lo b . fall stock Silk in Can start you at A Hurry in silks . . price Extra large Turkish Men's latest style Hath Towels, sale t Fancy Worsted Pants Linen Crash, reg. in all shades and pretty price stripes, all sizes, reg. price Full size White beautiful fancy nose, worth choice, pair Children's fas black rib hose, reg price Children's fast black hose, regular price at Children's French h- an suit Cases. for the silk, worth , . , , velvet, hades. we you Silk and velvets. sale price stripes, all sizes, reg. price s prove Full White Crochet lied all go on this sale at M. hose, regular price Hurry In silks that win pi real Marseilles pine Fancy and Plain at lo an interesting topic. value for sue that regularly Men's good last black yard wide of Bleached Towels gold for and sale socks, regular made, worth now leg. sale price price price at re . colors . . Pine Punts that sell Men's good last lace Men's and Hats in desirable shapes, worth up all go in this sale at only 18.98 yen up to for a linen ,., ,,,,, to Men's Pants of in He;,, These x Men's fine felt Hats, in- Se raids ma price at Fine that always sell Men's good fast lace for stripe, and plain socks, reg. price cheviots fancy worsteds at Suits two piece suits, Corsets. Nightshirts. Easy, graceful and form night shirts front, -in. , , . i t-1 Patterns. all l.-, in and Ion, up at in black n Von . pat- .,.,,,., ,,. a. seam Paten and all at one price tan clean ii at r now lower. Sheets Lacs to now ready and go at and price yours tor the asking Corset Covers. Talcum powder ,,, why pay more . clean at India Lawns. Men's canvass and inches wide quality clean Up at lie Ladle's and Misses Hose.; up at Sm line low cut's, cleanup special clean up a- All nest firs, Men's tine pants, to e. L. Wilkinson Go. eluding values from and the low price of patterns, regular r, , single and double breasted 1.75 sellers; sale price positively worth Knee Pants i during this sale only J Tim novelty in styles ISa makes in Men's Pants and elegant-garments it fro. i and shapes. worth , sale W AC U black and nutria .-, f go in this sale at , .- Mr price sellers- sale Thirty distinct All the newest shapes s; a in , . . stank- in A consolidation in All the now s are in the line of oxfords and we showing as-staple styled in A Hats are sold every all of novelties for S and staple styles, sale price II CO., Pub an End to II All. A grievous wail conies as a result of over organs. Backache, Liver complaint and But thanks to Dr. King's New they end to it all. They are gentle but thorough. Try them. Only Guaranteed by Jno. L. The Death Penalty. New Telephone are being lo the of the In rear of the central office of the telephone exchange. It Is a good If. The exchange will move to the new sometime in the fall. red sow, under sad aid tall, with ere In el ear in right, light hen is than wears yoke. Mills, aw f. C. a, little ti results in death. Thus a mere scratch. cut or have paid the death penalty. Ii is wise to have Salve ever It's the best on and will fa- burns, sores, and threaten. Duly at J, L. Store. Mountain Tea Nuggets A tot Vigor. f for . form, m r-m. a Md. Wit GOLDEN FOR Institute Young Women of Music. Th cat Place for Your D a u g College Courses Bilk Sincere PEACE Suicide Prevented A that a preventive of suicide had been discovered will interest many. A rim down system, or invariably precede suicide and something has that will that condition makes suicide likely. At first self destruction take It being a great tonic and will strengthen the nerves build up the a great stomach, liver and kidney regulator. Only Bat- guaranteed by duo. L. End Bitter Fight. physicians had a and ton my right . Pout. gave me thought my time had come. As a last resort I tried Dr. New Discovery for Con- The I I was on my a few days. Now I've entirely regained my all coughs, colds, and throat and I lung Guaranteed by I Jno. L. Price and Trial bottles free. THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. D. J. WHICHARD, Editor sad Own. and Friday. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE VOL Ne, GREENVILLE. PITT COUNTY, FRIDAY. AUGUST 1905. No. THE MARKET OPENS. SEASON BEGINS MOST FAVORABLY. Well Equipped- Urge Core of Buyers Start Off Well. The Greenville market today for the season and the beginning makes a most able showing, indicating that the season will be a successful one Owing to the farmers yet being very their crops, and of wanting to see how before coming en the market, the quantity at the open- snip nut large, the houses averaging to making 35.000 to Hi pounds on the market. There was a large of pie present and more satisfaction was heard at the privet fir which sold than has been noticed at an opening sale in the last Him or four years. The offerings con- only of primings, yet the prices ranged from 94.00 to making Grades for easily brought at I in opening. prices at the opening gave all a good The Liberty had the other Brick, and Farmers billowing in the regular order prevailed heretofore. TUB Since last season two tee warehouses have been destroyed fire, so that now there am five. Each of these is well equipped and they are amply able to all the tobacco that come to the market and every one of I hem looks well to the the There are not changes in the of the houses. Some additions to forces may come a little later in the season. At present they as T. Co , proprietors; K. P. auction- N. H. W book keeper. H. A, Timberlake, W. L. Hull K. B. Thomas, book keepers; T. H. Walker, floor Las proprietors; B. T. Bailey, auctioneer; D. S. Spain and G a Harris, book keepers; C. O. tree, cashier; U. S. manager. Farmers and these and operated by the s Consolidated Co.; O. L. general W. H. Dill, Jr., auditor; treasurer; W. T. Burton, in W. P. Edwards, T. M. Hooker and Edward Matthews, book Ola Forbes, Star THE The Greenville market has a strong force of buyers are anxious far tobacco willing to pay good for It. They feel an in the market and co- operate with the in making tobacco bring as high prices as it will afford. The Amer- Tobacco Co. is represented season by F. W. Clare, and the Imperial Tobacco Co. by R. O. Beside these there are the Co., E. B. Co., Geo. Co., Kennedy, C. W. Harvey, A. A. Andrews S. J. G. F. Brans, J. Y. Mock, K, Evans sod R. A. Tyson, with others to be en Inter. The Greenville market cannot be surpassed and the farmers will make no mistake selling their crop here. WANTED IN ANOTHER STATE. From New Here. On Saturday Chief of Police J. T. Smith arrested a Newman who is s is wasted F. J. Slaughter was raised Oxford, la this state. He went north and was serving a term of imprisonment st for grand larceny. He escaped prison April and the have since been making effort to capture him. Slaughter had a brother is Greenville and cam here last week. It was not long alter his arrival before Capt Smith had him in and the prison officials at Railway were notified of the arrest. luxes to return to New without papers, bur an officer the necessary papers will be here to lake him back To the Cotton Farmers And all are inter the welfare prosperity of the I .-I, that meetings, town ship county, be held in the various cotton districts of our stale so as perfect our The ii Cotton We have seen and realized the benefits that have come to the SOU on growers through the power of has ad- from about six cents per in January to eleven cents per July. This advance was brought about by the and of our business men cotton farmers. By this advance millions of dollars been added lo wealth of the South and our people have been shown the advantages of wise co-opera lion. We must not stand still, but no Let our motto be, and Up I suggest that township meetings be Saturday. August at the usual place township meet- p. m. county meetings be held at the house on Saturday, of August, at o clock, a. m. These dates be changed to suit the convenience of farmers and business men of any only I urge a meeting shall be held the of August, so as to get ready for active fall cam- Wherever have these meetings connection with a picnic have speak- for the occasion. The State Executive Committee will meet during of the association, in the last week August. as to exact date will be made later. John Cunningham, Pres. N. N. Div. So. Association. July 1905. NARROW ESCAPE. Engine and Caboose Wreck a Cart at Cresting. About noon today as Jacob Forbes, colored, and bis two sons were of loan ins cart, they were run down by an engine and caboose at the cross on Fifth street. The engine with is front was backing from the depot to I he tank at the river ti get water A. the caboose the cart demolished it The old man and both boys were thrown out but no worse a shaking up. The horse was hurt about the shoulder. It was a call and hi and is remark- able that were not killed. AND SOCIAL THE BIRTHDAY PARTY. to Greensboro. C. E. who for sometime has been superintendent for the Greenville Co , has resigned to accept a similar with the Greensboro Lumber Co., at Greensboro. Mr. will leave at to enter upon his new duties, and his family will join him there as soon as arrangements tau be for moving. He and his family have made excellent and we to see them leave Greenville. Can Cat Grass, Too. Sheriff Tusker Had the court house lawn mowed cleaned today. He and Deputy Dudley both took a and proved them- selves good hands at grass cutting, as good officers. Reported by a Little Saturday from lo o'clock Miss Mildred Carr enter- nixed her friends by giving a birthday party, the child- WOK gathered were taken our on the lawn where played all sons if names. o'clock Miss Mildred tin light out a small jar of a asked nil of guests to guess many grains of were the jar. Miss Mary Brown the Doming nearer anybody else to the right number, and was rewarded a beautiful After guessing contest was finished they were invited into tie room where the refreshments were served. Coin- from the they Miss Mildred farewell was also presented with el beautiful little Horrible Death of a Boy Near Beaufort N. C, July A most horrible shucking occurred Davis Shore, about ten miles east of Beaufort, yesterday afternoon, when Davis, a sixteen ye lad, While wading and playing in Wat suddenly attacked and by a very large shark. was in the water waist deep, when suddenly a shark approached him, threw him in the air, caught him as he struck the water, pulled under and dis- appeared in the waves with the boy. Thorough search has been made hut no portion of bis has been Those that were with him frightened but not help the poor boy. The accident has thrown a feel- of horror over our town people and the guests of the community. The people, and particularly the have enjoyed the line dives swimming matches which they daily pate. A large of sharks noticed in our waters for two weeks, but no one felt anxiety concerning the terrible monsters. A large number of fat backs have been caught this mouth and a quantity of refuse meat has been thrown into the water from the factories, and sharks have come to feast on it. It is the first time a person has been mo- by a shark in our waters in nearly fifty and Observer. Not Get a Building. Because they could get a stare building large enough for their business, U. L. Freeman Co., who recently cams here, have closed up and moved to Louisburg. They liked Greenville and wanted lo stay, but every store already occupied. Monday. July 31st. H. C. Edwards went to Norfolk today. J. F. Smith went to Sunday. Joseph Bawls folk J. L. Hearne this morning. M. R. Lang, of came in j evening. R. V. Fleming went to Ayden I Saturday evening. Mrs. M. V, Forbes went to Kin- Saturday evening. D. Moore and son, spent in Bethel. J. Y. Monk returned today Durham and Seven P. Cotten evening from Virginia Beach. Mr. and Mrs. D. E. returned Sunday from Virginia Beach. J. I. Smith went to Richmond r day to play with the base ball team J. B. Higgs and T. J. returned Saturday evening from Pint W. II. from meeting Mrs. B. n. f Kin- is her sister, Lang. John came home Henderson Sunday evening to see ins parents. Mrs J J Cherry and Mrs. F. w. Clare children returned floor Misses Glenn and Helen Forbes Lizzie Jones returned borne from Seven Springs Wiley Blown and L. E. Smith left this morning for northern markets to purchase fall good. Mis Rosa who wax visiting Iv A. returned home Sunday evening. Mr. II H and daughter, Maud, returned day m Clinton and Wrights- villa. Mis- Stewart, of Peters bin , has been visiting her sister, Mrs. J. A. Webb, returned home Sunday. L James went to Sm- ford Sunday to see her mother, who is sick. Dr. James accompanied her as far as Mrs. Elizabeth son, J. who have been visiting Mrs. Josi and Mrs. J. L. Sugg, left Saturday evening. Dr. Charles Sunday evening from where he bad been to intend Mrs. A. Cherry. He reports that she was much hotter when he her. Rev. J. E. left this morning for Henderson. He will be absent through the month of August, returning in time to enter regularly into the of the Baptist September 1st. U . Iv Talker, accompanied by his daughter, Miss Ellen, and Dr. E. A. went to Baltimore today for treatment in a hospital His many friends hope bis health will be soon restored. August 1st, Mrs. Walter C. left to day Dover. Miss Mamie King went to Beach today. Mrs. Adrian Savage and children went to Virginia Beach today. L. Moore returned this morning from New Miss Carrie Brown left tie for a visit lo Durham. Clara Hampton, of Ply- mouth, Is visiting Miss Jamie Mayor F. M. returned Monday evening Virginia Sheriff I. Dudley lent lo Ply month today after a prisoner. Professors Lineberry Nye, High spent today in town. G. Prichard and sen, nave Springs. is Injured. The Weekly crop Bulletin for ending Monday, July characteristic feature of the weather the past week was the relatively low prevailed. While the f for the slate large via-only below the normal, the ores were generally below and the b-low except at a places Sunday, July II. the i at her was a so during the most the conditions very work, but the absence of sunshine, and from Panacea moisture in places further rank growth vegetation delayed the of fruit, which ii is will make i especially cotton late. I he rainfall irregularly Hid generally am most of t tie of the slate Hie f. err of I he, week was dry Mrs. D. Haskett and two j favorable; win good A. W. E. Hook.-, -v. and J. H. Keel went to Norfolk today, Mr and Mrs. F. Warren and went lo to visit relative. children went to to visit relatives. Misses Nannie and Friday, bu. in some northeastern Beaufort, Halifax and Nash, and in several of f visiting then he the though Mrs. W. Move. small in were f . . , best In most counties, Sheriff Ms. L. W. . . ., , , , , , ,. , . ever, the week was fairly f- child and Lillian . . , , . i for work tor the went to Beach ,. , , , J I Of Laying by crops Mr-. Pattie I, of Rocky practically Completed, and the Mount, who has been visiting b-r work on Is and parents, Mr. and Mis W. M K plowing wheat, returned home this morning turnips making late Wednesday, and More sunshine and a period of dry weather Would be J W. Bryan went to Ply moil today. Ii. went to today. J, F. this C. K. Lincoln for Greensboro. Hits in r I. has overgrown its normal most counties, the neutral eastern the plants me very full I and fruit. There is considerable damage by nut report of shedding, although where the from excessive Dr. J, B. Nobles want to both bolls and falling, Springs evening. and light lauds plants are turn Mi. and Mrs. W. It. J,., B In spite went lo V Beach today. , and fruiting well. and David Moore Very from gone to lo visit rebel iv f u will be needed to make an Clark, of h .; average crop of cotton. Early taken a position C. T. ford. Mis. T. t. Hooker Tuesday evening Beach. I. mil corn is about made; fodder is ripening, and pull tog has begun in a few young appears to be earing nicely, in places to i silks in lbs stalk are reported, much H. , Tuesday evening Iron, Virginia Ult. is Beach. doing fairly well as a and F. M. left this after caring nicely, but it is over ripe for a business Trip to in some places, and thin land Greensboro. the cures are light account of by t.,. much moisture. who a day two lure, left Held pea-, sweet potatoes this morning. rice have progressed Thrashing wheat other Mrs Ab. Clark and son, of , . . a is over, and in many in Tuesday evening , , . ,. . . , the yield has out to visit t . . . . , better than expected. J. R. and J. W. Higgs tin nip seed late hay went to Norfolk today to see the making are under way. The fruit ostrich-horse race. the west will be Misstate of j interior; apples are very shabby, spent Tuesday Miss May and returned home on the train. Mr. and Mrs. A. Griffin left this on a to Philadelphia and Atlantic Mrs. H. M. Snuggs and child, of grapes are ripening, the moist, cloudy weather continues to favor the of fungus diseases canting delay. Transplanting plants has made poor progress. in Value of Corporations. H. Brows, clerk to the have been spending Potion Commission, sonic weeks with L. W. left this morning. Mrs. B. Harrington who was recently quite has improved and has gone to the country to visit relatives. J. G. returned evening from His little daughter, who is there with her mother visiting the latter's parents, has been quite lick but is now better. issued a statement, of the assessed value of all other corporations in North Carolina, as has been determined by the Corporation Commission for the year 1906. The increase values in the State in 1905 over 1904 is increased value, of all other corporations for the same length of time is and the total increase is Raleigh News and observe,

If Great Department of Deeds ha issued to couples since last report. WHITE. William and Sarah Fleming;. William King Bud A. Patrick. and Whit- field. John Mitchell and Nora Smith. Always Something New to Show You But things find . place with us until they have earned recognition by heir Mends to FEEL safe and BE safe in every transaction. No expert- Now. however, after the most careful scrutiny, we are pleased to merit. We like our It their expense. Encamped Along Border, New Orleans, July militia of Mississippi is encamped in array all along the border, to from New Orleans by force of arms wherever may attempt to Crow. GoV. cal for the troop- of th- State to con the answered at once, and many have tent to Yellow Fever Lid Grows New Orleans, July The list of those dead or with yellow fever continue to increase by day and now there i-strong in favor of S. Marine Hospital b take full charge of the sanitary and protective measure. A feature of is that race feeling has grown up the Italians and the habits the having canned the disease to appear here. Six deaths were reported yesterday. one new reported today. Taken to Raleigh Feeling at such a pitch Robert Wingate, last week was chanted attempting an US-ant upon a in that town, teat on morning oilier took him to at a safeguard against lynch log. Wingate is a native in this county, and is said to have a wile and there. GET YOUR SUPPLIES Now Everything you wans in the way of nice Groceries, Ca Goods, Pickles, fruits, Candies, Nuts, can be had at our store. We can y a large supply of the Best Goods JOHNSTON BROS. He Cash Dyspepsia Cure Gives rest to the stomach. Cures indigestion, dyspepsia, sour stomach, tired stomach, weak stomach, windy stomach, puffed stomach, nervous stomach and catarrh of the stomach. A guaranteed cure. What Yam Eat fa or SI Sold by JNO. L. WOOTEN, Druggist. D. W. IN offer tared outwear No ranting of very Mi Groceries And Provisions Invisible urns Did Shark Eat Boy. Rev. Livingston re- yesterday from attending Baptist meetings Beaufort, and Bast- e ii Mr. Johnson says ho spent Friday and Saturday at Davis Shore, and that while there he heard nothing of u boy been attacked and eaten by n shark, m- bean reported to from U H d -s not there is anything in the New. and Observer. NEWS Cotton Bagging and Ties always on hand Fr-sh Goods kept on- Country Produce Bought end Sold NOTICE. There an held at N. n teacher i. e He hi- Monday in for if desire. Th will b N Smith aid Pr. H. K. W. P. Allen, LANIER HILLIARD, Greenville, N. C. MARBLE WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Iron Fencing Sold D. W. White Front Barber t. b co HARNESS REPAIRED and SHOES workmen the hi .,; . I. Kills In Mills ruble ME . TRIAL. Sharp Razor, Good Work and . . INDIGESTION which is a real innovation, and comes to us being mended by New York's most famous dressmakers and it actually disposes some grave corset difficulties. The name almost lets the- .-tit out of the bag. but one glance will tell any corset wear,, the whole story. No corset you wear this new will interest you. and we hope you will come and look. Among the many line models you will fine just what you want. like the little girl in the book, he happy ever pRice J. B. CHERRY CO. A. large number of yellow refugee New at Eleven prisoners, all colored, jail at night. They obtained a aw cat way out The 4-year-old daughter of I. W. Poe, of Winston, he play- in the yard accident v fell n a , w. keeper of Wilmington, baa been committed killing Frank R marble cutter of that city. It la alleged struck on the head with a billy and the latter died few r being struck. In a of el- car between Wilmington ate rights- ville nigh man J. F. Rogers was I and twenty or mote injured. This is tin collision to recently same road. COSMETICS A SPECIALTY. Thanking one and all tor you pas patronage hoping for your eon Mountain Tea I remain, S. J. Prop. It Is Too Hot To Cook An can save you much i r Bend lo my store for Crackers, Assorted Cakes, Canned Goods and other things ready to serve- Butter i n i every day. Kine Pitt county Nice Candles. everything fresh and good all time. Bi sad vigor. in Bad Bowels form. ens n S U i win. GOLDEN FOB SALLOW OH. COMPOUND. r. ,.,., . FLEMING. STORE. Motor- hurt second n the COBB BROS. S CO. Norfolk, Buyers and Brokers in Stocks, Cotton, Grain and Pris- ons. Private Wires to New Tort Chicago and Orleans. The Tower H. July -The Watch Tower, the of the Disciples of Christ, of North Caro- which lately will soon lie published again. The printing Ml Henry King, of King's Daily, The next convention cf the will be held at LaGrange. News Observer. WOOD WOOD Dry, Split Pine Wood, cut every length, delivered at door. No. Yours for business, JOE JENKINS. K-, OF DISSOLUTION. Smith was mutual consent on June Tunstall I. in the I C. Tunstall assumes all of the m and all amount. due must be paid to him. This July Measure the cost of paint by the year of wear, not the gallon. This standard shows that is the cheapest to be had. it is not high-priced. Dr. Dental Surgeon Greenville, BAKER GERMAN COOKERY. Food In of th Country. people would consider the French language richer in terms con- food and cookery than the writes Jerome Mart the San Argonaut. I have always thought but I wit so much surprised in Germany by the richness of the language in food phrases that took trouble to count the columns a and a pocket dictionary. eight columns; German, eleven. But when one reflects it is really not ex- that the German have more words for articles of than French, for they certainly seem to have more things to eat and to eat them more frequently. did I a of the German heaven Was it in Heine I remember dimly the writer describing the celestial abode dreamed of by all good where the sausage tree Lends under the weight of plump sausages hanging in bunches like where golden salmon swim ashore sod wriggle into your plate, perish- to be eaten raw; where the come and voluntarily offer up to you their young in the form of where the cucumbers and gherkins grow in all ready for the consumer and may picked, ready pickled, and eaten at once. swine in that heaven come up to those fond of raw ham and let them cut slices off their juicy loins; the roast goose, brown and succulent, flies through the air on its wings, alights with a flop on your plate turns up its plump breast ready for your knife; a land where are lakes of soup and rivers of gravy; a land where it is ever raining Grandfather. Simple minded visitors to the Jar- din the Paris zoo, take a rather intimate view of the Dar- theory, according to the Lon- don Chronicle. Sonic branches of the animal kingdom arc represented there by skeletons. Said n painter to a model one day, shall want you on Sunday morning for the final said the model. am going to take the children to visit my grandfather Why, how old arc you you still have a yes. the Jar- din a skeleton. I take my own grandchildren to see him once n month. The keepers know us very well. They always you have come to see your All right. You'll find him in his usual place. He can't walk comfortably now, so he's still ODD LITTLE MYSTERIES. Wouldn't That Jar You One day u well dressed stranger called n Lawrence hotel and told the landlord that lie was broke and very hungry. The landlord took him to the dining room and gave or- for a dinner. When lie got up from the table, a twenty dollar bill dropped from his handkerchief, which he drew from his pocket. A waiter picked it up and handed it to the landlord, who confronted him with the at once took out cents is the regular . and returned the to the stranger, who was apparently and speechless. Later on the vigilant landlord learned that the bill was I City Star. An Odd Some years ago one man an- Other that lie could not move an or- brick tied to the end of a cord two or three miles long. A I straight and level road just outside j X. Y. was sol led for the trial. The brick was not moved. I and the man lost his bat for u large amount. It was stated by some one present the brick, although weighing only seven pounds, would from n distance of two or three miles represent a dead weight of nearly a ton. They Agree. Mrs. am so sorry. Delia, to hear that you have trouble with your husband. Mrs. have been mis-, informed, Amelia; merely a little, disagreement. You know married people cannot agree. Mrs. they Well, we always agree. In tact, I make j a point to see that we do agree, or, j rather, that John agrees with me, which amounts to the same thing. Schoolboy's Estimate of The following remarks on j son were recently handed in on an examination paper by a schoolboy in an English literature Alfred Tennyson was a celebrated no i ml wrote a lot of with long hair. His test Dome is called Idle lie made a lord, but he was a good men and wrote many Weekly. Happenings Which Seam to Bo Without Life is full of bale inexplicable mysteries, says Pearson's Weekly. They occur every day and are passed by as being merely ordinary. When- ever the conversation turns on or the occult sciences there is always some one with a story of the mysterious to tell. About years ago on a large open tract of land in the north of London fortunately covered with red brick a number of boys were playing cricket. Sudden- there came a loud like the combined droning of thou- sands of bees, and a great stone larger than a man's fist whizzed across the center of the pitch and I itself in u bank. Almost immediately it was followed by an- other and then a third. Although they waited in hiding for some time, there was no of the mysterious missiles. The question then arose, Where could they have come from. The nearest house was quite yards away, and a machine to have sent these large stones whirling at such a frightful pace over this distance would be rather an extraordinary article of furniture for a suburban villa. So the cause of this remarkable occur- yet requires explanation. In same district a few years back four young men were in a room playing whist. Suddenly, after midnight, the door, which ad been latched, opened slowly it had reached its fullest limit. In surprise the players looked up, but no one was standing in the door- way. Then, ere one of them could move, the door slowly closed itself again. Immediately one of the men jumped up, pulled the floor open and stared up and down the hall, but there was absolute and no one about. Some years ago a gentleman was sealed at a table busily writing. At the moment he was alone in the house. Suddenly he heard the pat- of feet outside the door and then the sound of R dog barking. Going outside the room, he saw to his prise that his dog found its way from the garden into the house and for some reason was violently bark- Crash The room behind him was suddenly in darkness, and a smell of escaping gas pervaded the air. Directly he understood what had happened and hurried to seal up the broken pipe of the chandelier. The latter was lying in a thousand pieces on the floor. But for the mysterious instinct that caused the dog to enter the house and attract this gentleman's attention he would probably have been killed by the falling chandelier, for he had been sitting directly be- neath it. Explained. say. said a lawyer to a woman in the witness box, the defendant is a sort of relation of yours. Will yon please explain what you mean by how you are related to the it's just like this. His first wife's cousin and my second bus- hand's first wife's aunt married named Jones,, and they were own cousins to my mother's own aunt. Then, again, his grand- father on his mother's side and my I grandmother on my mother's side I were second cousins, and his step- i mother married my husband's step- father utter his father and my moth- died, and his brother Joe and my husband's brother Henry married twin sister-. I ain't never out just how close related we are, but I've always looked on as a sort of THE NEW WAY you Had to Get Your News In the Old In the old times people had to go from to house to II the news or meet at th cross roads store one a we to find our what was going on. They were slow days It Is Not So Now Hut in this day of numerous and rural free delivery mail you can get the news every day. This is the leading age and no home is complete a good newspaper. Every man ought to take his county paper ind know what is going on. The Reflector can supply you with the news. We print two editions, Daily and Semi-Weekly THE DAILY REFLECTOR is a page paper and costs only a year. THE EASTERN REFLECTOR is a large page paper, SI a year. Don't be without a paper when you can et one so cheap. If you are not a send in your order today. The Job Department Sleep Comfortable BY. SLEEPING ON THE BEST. Royal Elastic Felt Mattresses are to all others. Our piece Enamel Iron Reds are as the best ; every Royal Elastic Mattress and bed is sold under not the best, price re- funded. OUR STOCK IS IN EVERY DETAIL Floor Covering of every description, Sideboards, China Closets, Book Cases, Parlor Suits and Chairs of all kinds. WHEN 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.-. A. H. Taft, NEXT DOOR TO SAM WHITE'S. H. A. White OF THE REFLECTOR PRINTING HOUSE IS BETTER EQUIPPED TO DAY THAN EVER BEFORE To Produce Qom Printing. SEND IN REFLECTOR PRINTING HOUSE, Greenville, N. C. To Ward Off Hornets hew are not apt to ii person if ho keeps still, Inn is due to fact that they do sec readily, but simply that they do not recognize an enemy in a per- stationary body. The intelligence generations has shown thorn that still objects, like posts stones or trees, are not enemies and that disturbance of is always occasioned by objects having of motion. It thus follows if n nest he disturbed or if a wild nest he agitated danger of slinging i- if the person keeps Nicholas, They Knew Anecdote. A is Ki by a French paper of two provincials, n man and his wife, who visited the Louvre in Paris. struck you most at the asked one f their Friends when they returned home and began to tell of the wonders they had seen. replied the husband, picture that represented Adam and . i lie A id hi n wife him I in, n found very interesting hi the 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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For Male and Female. course in Vocal and Music, Art, and bookkeeping, stenography and Typewriting. A complete in Ancient and Modern Languages and Literature Three courses leading to A. B. Faculty of opens September 1900. For or other information, Address, J. J. LL. D., President Wilson, N. J. If. PERRY CO. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Factors am handlers of Harry Skinner, Harry Skinner. Jr. H. W. Whedbee. SKINNER LAWYERS, j and Temple Building. We hereby that we have with us, In th of I Hugging, Ties and Mr Tbs firm name will continue I'm . ft . ,,,. ,,.,, Lawyers, January 2nd, SUBSCRIBE TO THE REFLECTOR CHEAT CLEARANCE SALE Beginning Saturday July 18th, and for days only will soil our entire stock for J oil Embroideries. values values ,. He. values values and Laces reduced in this sale. Colored Lawns value, A big reduction in all dry goods and notions SHOES. SHOES. Ladies Oxfords and Sandals in Patent Kid. values 18.00 values w val l 1.60 values lib James F. Davenport. 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ii earn THE EASTERN REFLECTOR J. Entered in the port at Greenville, N. C, as second class matter, Advertising rates made upon A correspondent desired at every post office Pitt and adjoining i to i . Pitt County, N. C, Friday. Aug. 1905. did not com up to the support of a measure Now as other sections are beginning to fed what ii is in be awhile, but in deprived f to eaten tin- lire in m had i YES. IS NEEDED We would i other fellow fish, pinch sea it To Ii- clear p , following Ti and are seeing the need legislation that will prevent the of I r right, we hope in the leg sentiment tire will be -i i ill to per . I he Ii in for stream in ,,,;. u , ,,., ., . . ,, other M will, in I an the dame .,; ;., , . ,,. , the red lift i i I m d i at and I , HI Ii i i r I . , ; . It ,,, ;. ; . ice ii is c m in e i h I style . rivers and . , , ,,, N i it different. T the sea n-i ire no tin r Catawba i el There are some sharp politicians South Carolina. The campaign for is about to come on with a lively contest in prospect between Tillman and ex Senator and a movement been started to send latter as a special representative to China lo see what can be done toward raising the boy against American goods. We if ex Senator will submit to being put out of the way so easily, though it is quite a fine trip that is offered him. is a very decent place between says the Wash Post. This may be so, hut the intervals are an short the city have get in much work along lines It i- strange the government graft to gale the gov II decide in do this they have plenty w irk GOVERNOR IS YET YOUNG out of the The have been e lining dam and there i rid i caught by the reds A has established b. the now t i site and i in i . t,. i y them in nun in ii I ill caught on one land Here needed a little if man can devise a satisfactory The dams cannot be done away will No, these powers must h utilized Hut what is needed is some way to let through Tie cannot the high d nun. It has been suggested by some o know the ability of a fish to ascend a if u suitable stream can be around the dams that the fish will make the ascent where it is difficult to believe that can This is a to be considered by the Legislatures the Atlantic Stales if there could lie suggested remedy. The above is a forcible reminder of conditions down this way, though the cause is not the same. Years ago great quantities of could be caught by people living along Tar river The abundance of made living and cheaper, and lengthened time that smokehouse supplies would last Of late years fish up the river have been very scarce, the catch be so small as not to justify the trouble and of The cause of scarcity of fish in Tar river is not the same as that given by the paper for the scarcity the rivers of the Pied- section. Hero it is not the building of dims to develop water powers to establish manufacturing enterprises, hut it is because some people conceived idea that ail the belong to and so block the river from Washington to its mouth with dutcH nets that pas- sage of is obstructed and they cannot come up river. The state legislature has given its support lo this by letting an injustice to the up river people con- At the last session J. J. Laughinghouse, of made a gallant light against this injustice, but his bill defeated. The members from other sections the state could not see the matter in its true light and me, i in u really u ,.,,,., ;. spirit ii mies but i this i f, hi- d n j i I h k veil i n toad i. name -i N II. ii Raleigh first year Tin r in all sand even business man in the state Its is shown in the fact ii i mi In be enlarged and become even m i resting than formerly Horse l will have lo look sharp now lo detect blind animals. ii id veterinary surgeon has successfully placed an artificial eye in a hi which only can distinguish from a natural eye. The New York legislature is to in the past management of the Equitable Life Assurance com- Isn't then something an old proverb shout setting a thief to catch a It is said that per cent, the race is affected with tuber- This serves in a moment to explain why so die with this disease. It now stated that the revenue service is to be investigated in the western part of this state. Holding an office in peace these days is mighty job. . -i i The people who say they are going to prove that Dan was cent are just a little late about establishing this fact. Everybody ought to cheer up and be happy when they come to think of how little they are paying out for coal and wood. scene and n. I, i r, n i . buck a suit brought by state I ii, ii look like more rough walk i lead for the Equitable The Smith cam- in Georgia is calculated make the email politician lot feel With two Southerners on the new government crop statistics bureau better crop reports may be expected in future Writing from Morehead City to the Charlotte Observer, Col. Fred Olds has the following to say that is of especial interest to Greenville arrival at Morehead City ex Governor was seen. Time certainly deals greatly with this true North Carolinian, He looked about as young as he did years ago, when the Atlantic Hotel used to be known as the ind when he and bis wife used to hold levees there in the big ball room. It was at cue of these Senator Vance and his wife was Mrs were given an ova lion. Ex-Governor chatted ml quite a wide range of sub- hut said with a smile that he j know just at present very about politics. He spoke about .-, mi Carolina and he did desire ; see this i classes, for sample I fro n the I It Vat, Scotch, and i , pd tie Mr not know it. lie is already talked about So arc , Gin and Chief Justice irk, is a great i i ii w before Senator i . expires. i i bin In n ill be up for re I Ii lie has made a there are people who will be some opposition, Some friends of Judge Clark say he would prefer to remain chief justice, while some others the sen t- ship has a great attraction for hint. Sir said two years he had no senatorial aspirations, but his friends may insist. AUGUST SHIRT SALE. The object of this sale is to clear out stock 1-2 size Negligee Shirts before the opening of Fall trade as we are greatly overstocked on this size only. We don't believe in carried over They've a poor claim for patronage. would you think if next you bought a Shirt from us identical to the one some fellow got this season You'd pretty cheap, you wouldn't have a very good opinion of us. Now to obviate tilings of this sort we are willing to accept a most severe one. this Great Shirt tale Dozen 1-2 Negligee Shirts 1.00 grade will close out for V A Dozen 1-2 Negligee Shirts and ti grade will close them out for We are going ride over profits rough shod, and we believe that delighted patrons will do our best advertising KING CLOTHIER. WOULD LIKE TO KNOW HIS NAME. There arc plenty of educational institutions that arc ready to Rockefeller to give them a little money We take the following letter the Raleigh Poet, and hope the sen- who Col. Means would like lo learn will be looked up. Col. letter is as tho reunion of Confederate veterans in Louisville hist dune met Colonel Andrew who commanded First Now York battery at the battle of Gettysburg. fie wants to know the name of a North Carolina officer who was wounded near his battery, July 1808, which battery, that day, was posted at clump of on Cemetery Ridge next to battery and near the angle of e General fell. This wounded North Carolinian It would he funny if Blackburn pUt a cot in a bedroom on called that bluff and it to be a I the first floor of a farm house back bob tailed flush. of the road and Round I Top, and in this room with him ,. , were Lieutenant William P. Wright Governor of . , and Lieutenant W . n. Johnson of came very near the hemp but escaped. Saved his so to speak. Among the other sins charged against the mosquito, h is said to be responsible for the spread of yellow fever. Hardware. For Cook Stoves Ranges, Heaters Pumps, Guns, Am- munition. One and Two Horse Steel Plows, Cutters and In fact anything in Hardware come to H. L. CARR pi, has not caught the yellow feyer. Colonel battery The of the First New Jersey brig- cared fur these three wounded officers together, amputated an arm The Conqueror. Did you ever see a man whom you could not dis- lot the North Carolinian and however great, could him a great and peculiar kind dishearten, whom discourage Did you ever see a man who bad no give up in him, who would never let go his grip no mat- what every time he failed, would come up smiling, with the air of a conqueror, and more determined than ever Did The first son of that North Carolinian was named for that surgeon. The surgeon and the two lieutenants are dead and the North Carolinian may be dead also. Any one seeing this and able to identify this North Carolinian will please send his name to me at Con- ever we a man who did not cord, N. C, as a favor to Colonel Don't it into your head to take a few weeks vacation unless you have the price and a little fur extra tips. A man may make his will willing- hot when he comes to die it is right against his will. The great trouble with most men today is that they are with Ida know the meaning of failure, who never knew when he was beaten, who had excluded the word from his dictionary, who did not know what it meant to he aged, whom no obstacle down, no reverse weaken or turn back the man who never wavered or doubted or took a stop backward, no natter what misfortune overtook him The man who was never have you met him If you have, you have seen n real man. says Success. Now that the Industrial News is a certainty it is equally certain that Mr. has another bee in his bonnet. And if his hand has not lost his cunning he will dominate I ho party in K Caro- before another president is in Salisbury Post. Cowan, a splendid gentleman and a magnificent representative of that glorious old of I ho North Carolina papers please copy. Means, Concord, N. C. Cure. tired feeling, NEW COUNTY COMMISSIONER. kidney liver troubles. Makes you well and ft. Appointed Succeed the keeps you well. That's what W Hollister's Tea will do. cents, Tea or Tablets. I On Tuesday Court Wool en V Drug Store. Clerk D. . Moore appointed and qualified S M. Junes, of Bethel Comfort the heart, strengthens . mind. Is good ill or well. Makes the face blight as summer morn. That's what appointment is excellent lister's Rocky Mountain Tea will one and ill give satisfaction do. Cares when all the county. Mr. Jones Drag Store. When you feel a sense of weight oppression after meals it means indigestion. Hollister's Mountain positively cures indigestion, constipation and stomach trouble.-. cents. Tea Tablets. Drug store. Everyone would be glad to see the death penalty abolished, but murder must be abolished first. We have arrived at our present stage of civilization by a long and bloody battle with the savage and passions of the brute man. Let us not spike our guns and break our swords before the ape and tiger die. or the battle may have to he all fought over Ga- If the thing keeps going Greens- bore will be short on policemen. New Books in the Library. The following books have been added to the public Undercurrent, by The Crossing, by Churchill. The Truants, by Miss Works. Frederick the Great and his court. Henry VIII and His Court or Catharine Parr. Prussia and her Times. The Merchant of Berlin. Berlin and Sans The Empress Josephine. Andreas Ali his house. and the Queen Mane her II hi- Cm i. Old the Ni Bra Si-. . i has before a county mm veil during years of and is in duties of the office. He ii sci veil two terms on the board of education. Mr. Junes is one of the beet farm in the county and a man of good business qualifications. Being a man who his own well he is a good to look after the affairs of the county. With J. Q Bowling has engaged with the Farmers Tobacco Company will begin work for the company on the 15th. Mr. Bowling is an experienced tobacco- and knows the warehouse business thoroughly. He has been on the Greenville market for years has the confidence of the tobacco growers. The Farm- Consolidated will conduct both the Farmers a-d Star ware- this season have every i-i it busbies, rapidly Iii the estimation finner mis k leis hood red the bet flowers of County. .-. ISSUE WINTERVILLE NAPOLEON AS A GUNNER. Hew HARD WORKED FARMERS. This department is in who is authorized to rep- resent the Reflector in and territory. The Old Conditions the New tin and the Net Return. A number of patriarchs were h. A ii i Co of the st the be bride's Ki Stilton, of Black Jack and Ms Lillie of ere united in r T N. Manning i. i. have already become H. C , Mrs. K. H. and daughter, Ruby, are spending the week at Jackson's. Big line of hats and caps just received, styles. Bather J. returned from Baltimore Saturday night where he bus h'm in bis eyes He Is greatly Improved and to his work soon. in need and serve jars go to, Harrington, Barber On. J. V. and are visiting relative here. Tin- a. Cos Manufacturing Company ere some the best Must sucker w the beat on the market, which they will and in sell at a very v V- ho mini of the el the Mr. L. I, county ill avail of this ; in SI and Don't your eyes fuel like there plea-ant the in Do they pain you schools. feel reading Do Miss Nannie has they and adhere returned home from extended while asleep That visit to other places, vision should Just by B U. by wearing eye glasses. B. car lime which T. and a full line of they will can ii; Small Taylor with the proper yesterday. O. came back W. L. Haws is for I Monday pumps pipes. next visit In Ins few days he these for Orange sale at an especially low price. attended the onion Rudolph visited relatives Seven We Messrs. ad av; Hall rime spending a days in town. chicks and see White's Black Liniment, spec- Chapman d. recommended for i. fur fine for Stack perfectly Oil . balanced, sub-cutaneous of men to For sale by orders fur nursery -t i B. T. Cm Bro. For Mrs. Hr. U s X. left for to visit relatives. Have now on hand line of glass and crockery at very The Reduction in Dress Goods Known. Poplin Suit for Salting that was now was He, bow Ladies How now Sc iv n now Gingham now White Dross that was now great reduction in all Sc H Hit Ability and His Critics It was in that on s visit to his folks at had failing upon the advantages end die en opportunity to in advantages of the various ways and the presence of the friends of his employed with a view to earn- the superiority of his a living, and a retired i knowledge of ate of , , artillery. It may be believed , n l l,. i- i it . i never cut nil the Am the I that he opportunity , , , with pleasure. used to think he had a time of officers the garrison it he was a plain, simple farm- received from Paris a new mortar, Ii.- to get out of bed with which were trying on a mark the dawn go to bed the fixed on a up- hens, and with planting end I city and across tho sowing and harvesting-and tending could no lo cuttle lie had precious little i- their lives. said for self improvement or any- will sue- else. Hut in those day- he reed. Their method is all wasn't the agricultural The officers did not re- at Washington and , lint after many trials, noting proved methods, lie ii sin the i Ulcer's top dressings and fer- of will, a touch of and he his seed and in In.- you are laughing f tact, that the Spring and Summer re. I mill I Dress Goods. Come and ; A. W. Co. ARNOLD'S BALSAM at s. I lo you desire to give tis s dis- of . ; or .- y, i vi far from laughing at yon, I do i approve of your iv Diet ll i i r. ill n o lo i the mortar care- n hands, i rod of ; c ed the Israel i was it cry of who were not at all to see a native Co the wind t h the Halve heals a . i- So win v -ii l drawn mil cools heals all and bruises. A sure cur- and diseases. i in lithe only genuine Witch lie Be ware of counter- meeting at -lie Lenoir It. G. Chapman ft Co., offering cut price on their large stock shoes must be w a few days in order to make for their new s be Look up Mr. auk anything that you are interested in. glad to I,. Woolen, unionist. have back again. i For sunburn. all Nice ware Wit.- always on hand. Harrington Salve Iii Barber ft Co certain cure fur blind, Laura left I will draw lire of a o fur ;, a ,, -lie will her slater, Mrs old sores, O Cox. of she are quickly cured by the of will resume her dunes as principal H of in. county. I Salve. Accept no by Job ii L. J. F. Harrington spent yesterday I Redaction made on i white in Greenville. We handle T. W. Wood and Boss millet T. Cox Bro. Mr. Mrs. A. i. Cox and Prof. B. Lineberry came home Monday from the union meeting at Seven Springs. They report a very pleasant time. All colors of paint, and yellow at Barber Co. Willie-Wolf paid a special visit to Greenville Sunday. goods K. G. i i i in no way tin , . health and strength of mind am Farmers who raise hay can be -ii with the well known There is no way nourish Osborne Mowing and j through the stomach. The stomach rakes by pure and call and see them. or the strength let setup No The Pitt County Oil Mill is loss of buying Cotton Seed. They pay headache, the highest cash price or will ex I ii k cried the officer w had d lo try kill. couldn't do it again a hundred yon desire ii lo I i; with same -i tile on his face l it to aggravate so many enemies among the crowned m of said the officer. Napoleon the fuse , personally loading the Again he hit the mark. Then, with- out waiting for further permission, lie tried it the third time, with the same reside. The garrison officers hi ii come up. Of late years, how- r, he's develop a i ; i faro or and learn all about nil i . to raise crops he i be contented with m. r an ever. lo ll I the n nil en. You l Ii the she'd . with a I lead, KI a I i . and . . IT i . . . in d i . . for r d I inch i Sew id i . , dyspepsia all trouble ch for meal. When yours , ,, e , are ready write for prices. i by the use of We hove on hand a lot of nice Cure. Sold by John L. Livery and feed Stables, straw hats that will now whips spreads. W. L. House. below cost Don't fail to see them. I The new electric dynamo has arrived and is put place. Try a bottle of Dr. sure for indigestion at drug store. Wake Forest college has granted a scholarship to the High school which will be awarded each year a competitive examination. This is a very high to literary work done by Ibis school, but one well deserved. worry over that little lot of cotton you had over when you got through ginning your last lots. Pitt Co. Oil Mill, buys seed cotton in any quantity best market price paid every A very pleasant lawn party was enjoyed by the little folks Tuesday night, It was given in honor of We will sell you st some price., k. G. Chapman ft Co. Miss of who visiting Misses Barber A Co. and Mamie Chapman. For Plymouth Rock Egg, per dozen. Fob orders filled as fast as the hens lay. H. Jackson N. C. We are glad to know that Mrs. A Warning to Mothers. Too much care cannot be , with small There is no reason why Pitt Co. weather of summer mouths n farmers should have to pay such guard bowel troubles A- high for their flour, they a rule it is only to raise their own wheat and child a w . u n I disorder of the bowels Mfg. Co is thoroughly; , equipped oil, and flour I that it is a oil Another large shipment of shoes I and has a tendency to gripe all styles and and prices very not the bowels give . , . . Chamberlain's reasonable. Harrington ; Barber y and then a QOM Co i of oil, and the disease may Some try to meet, Hunsucker be checked in its incipiency and buggies in prices. A few try danger avoided The oil them in quality and finish. this remedy should lie p o- But none undertake to do both. tat and red-v , ., . instant use as soon as the When in need of anything in ; of aDV the crockery and glass Mine j pears. This is the most successful lie sure to see before buying. treatment known and may lie re- B. G. A Co. I implicit and oats, go in cases of cholera i hot sale by Jno. L. Woolen, drug- gist, t White's Colic and Kidney Cure, What Meant. Mr. was a man who mean well, was unfortunately for their impertinence j addicted lo the habit of saying wrong thing all times in all An of his had suffered severe injuries in a railway wreck, including a broken nose, the loss of three or four teeth and a gash across one of his cheek-. but his hurts were not serious, and ha was soon on the street again, disfigured, but in good working order. One of the firs men to greet him after his recovery was Mr. who him cordially by the hand and Williams I understand you have been pretty badly hurl. I urn glad to see you so much inquired if he would tell them what respect their method had at fault. answered simply had Ion much powder behind the bomb. Try it yourselves with less powder, and you will The experiment showed that ho was right. The had had a good lesson in gun- and the people of had been shown that their young hero had not lost his prestige going to a French military academy. JUST ONE WORD that word U It refer to Dr. Liver and MEANS HEALTH. Art you constipated Troubled with Sick Bilious Insomnia these symptoms and many others Indicate Inaction of V Need Take No Substitute. Gastritis, to Pronounced by by Mrs. Joe i r . y 1903 III. II i i, , for anything, and i . T id III Ill Two years ego I run down. I i, t. inclination to . -it . I, i then i I I . ,. Kill fie. . . . i i , ii . ll ill It II- I. I . A. I i .-k and i.,; I- lieu. Later, he reflected upon it. ho understood why Mr. Williams re- to this with such a queer smile, the combination kidney medicine on h Market Equal to , , . ,. and for stock and a sure colic cure. at the Drag Store ,. . . ,, , r . . . his fact well to drug We carry samples of over live K, everywhere, and nine out of hundred of wall paper, ten will give their this J. is much Improved are prepared to when the beat i asked the cheapest. Come and for- a prominent examine before buying B. T. Cox a Bro. hardware mid mill I,. . paint, guaranteed lie.-1 and is now away on a visit In relatives. Her children lot,. it hit lo Ii Vi is ii; j I 1.1.1 , W, ., W. II Co. a oil j to bis customer, I in nothing on the market in the way of medicine which equals era and fur i We sell I d recommend this Fm by I. The Long Eared Bat. The British long eared lat has a body only two inches long from the tip of its nose to the base of its tail, but its ears arc an inch and a half long and three-quarters of inch broad. When the owner of then vast ears j it a Difference, proposes logo lo sleep it bends them ton told of a roan ; outward then backward, who round a package of In- them down on each side of hod been written to Ii i head and Shoulders, before bringing mother by her lather before tin; daughter saw have a little read one of them to her Mile her own name for that of her mother and of a Six young man for that of her father. The mother seemed utterly disgust ed and forbade her daughter to have anything to do with the young man who would write Mich nonsensical to a girl. When the young lady handed the letter to her mother to rend the house became so still one could almost hear the grass growing in the drove Runner. i, Oils up, . , i. ll u ,, . . t ,. . ll . . 1.1 . I I I- -nil II ,,. the l. of ii, I took in all ad. and half tattles, which restored me i. i i,. th I my lit,. Mr. , ,,.,,. I wan not able to It had to help very tiling; uH. ho mat fell life ,. ,,,.,,.,. Jr H I .,, to all my duties and feel that I am some good, once more, my family. Ii any one baa or prostration, my is Joe Person's will take to up ii cure. take and up its to cover its sides. When j the little bat wakes it is quite a that she business to straighten these cum- into position again. In fact, he holds them for some little time half before lie is able to erect them fully. are very sensitive to drafts, on account this little puts itself to bed in such care- Tit-Bits. The Imitative Japanese. When in 1858 Lord visited Japan and insisted on making the a present of u yacht and also insisted on arranging a treaty with him in behalf of England lie noted the extraordinary thirst for edge and in which distinguish the Japanese. Within a week n raw Japanese crew had learned how to manage the gun's new yacht. The Japanese commissioners even took pains to imitate the cheers which their guests gave dinner when the queen's health was drunk soon as understood that you in the Well wish to honor a person especially roar and shout your Corrected the Correction. An English prisoner on being put into the dock in a London court leaned over the front of the box and handed a to a young member of the bar. de fended me once before, sir. Do run remember You got me off. at Hertford sessions, sir, for n the alleged stealing f a you barrister a- poi Ii . ha replied i i prisoner promptly, the watch at The Minor Virtue,. The London Outlook tells the Chamber- lain once said, good or permanently great was ever dune except at the of some of the minor which arc the minor question was instant. He turned his cigar slowly in his mouth before a favorite trick of his. and then a dry snide played across the strongly mouth us he replied, which have to be You, A French paper tells the little story of old violinist who played with his manservant, who had been the best in his native village. are you always one or two behind demanded tho violinist impatiently one day when no of his foot or frowns had to make the valet his fault. monsieur, it that my old fiddle has the said meekly. They Appeal to Our Sympathies bilious and are constant sufferers and appeal to our sympathies. There is not one of them, however, who not be brought back health use of Stomach Liver Tablets. These tablets the stomach and liver strengthen the digestion. also bowels. For sale by L. Woolen, Sick headache insults from a condition of the ind is quickly cured Chamber- Stomach and Liver For sale by Jno. L. Woolen, property for sale in south Greenville. Residence containing rooms and kitchen, and three building tow FOR SALE One Bradley Filer, good as new, cheap for cash. L. a. Edwards, B. F. . Mo. I. N. V. NOTICE PO CREDITORS, The Clerk the Superb Pitt r court of is hereby to all persons ed to the estate payment to the undersigned, and to all creditors said estate tn present their claims properly authenticated, to the undersigned within twelve months after of this notice will he j of recovery, This of July, . . . . , Jemima Executrix the of William Subscribe to POOR PRINT . J

wit m m ma- . . . . TELEPHONE S E R V I C E SAVES TIME TIME IS THE STUFF OF LIFE Have Telephone Service at Your House, as well as Your Office, and SAVE TIME at Both Ends of the Line. j For Rates APPLY MANAGER i f and i. ff Company, Not Quite How often you can get a thing done nail or screw driver or per lacking- Have a good tool box and be prepared for Our line of tool all you could desire, and we will see that your tool box does not lack a single useful article. Of Course You get Harness, Horse Goods, J P S. M. SChULTZ Wholesale retail Grocer furniture Dealer. paid for Rides. Gotten Seed. OH Ber- Egg, etc. Is. Oak Suits, Ba Carriages. Parlor tH, P I'll- Call As State of North Town of i and l of K J The defendant. E. J. will take notice, that m the day of June. a summons him, in Hi t,. entitled ac- by the of the Superior court of county, return- able to the September term, of court, which convenes on Monday after the first in H being the day of said mouth, which was returned by the sheriff of Pitt count v at executed and with this E. J. not to d n my The purpose f said action as alleged by the plaintiff is to recover of the defendant the sum of three hundred dollars for breach of hi warranty of a certain dead executed l the plaintiff on the 5th day of January, ISM for a certain on in the town of and described in his deed recorded in Book the register's office of Pitt count. The said K J. defendant aforesaid, will also notice that a of attachment was Issued by the undersigned on the said 14th of June, the proper- of the said E J. Pollard, directed the sheriff of county d re- turnable id September term 1803, of Superior curt, it feeing the t ice and place where aforesaid numinous is returnable. E. J. will take notice that lie la required to w thin the three days of said t-rm and answer r demur to the of the plain in or V-e relief demanded be granted. Hone at In the town of Greenville, this the 14th of II. C MOORE. Clerk of e Superior Court. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. Th- heretofore doing a mercantile In the town of Greenville. by c All per- sons owing the firm can sett e with either part and are requested to come at once and settle their count. Any one the firm can either U M. Savage. J. S. This June 7th, lS. NOTICE TO KS. Having qualified before the Superior Court Clerk of Pitt county as executor of the Last Will and Testament of A. deceased, notice is hereby given to all persons indebted to lo make payment to the undersigned, and n per n baring claims against the estate must present the same for within twelve months from this date or notice will be d in bar of recovery. This 26th day of July. 1905. E. J. Brooks, of Martha A. K West h On Apple-, Mill , Mulches. , Hull., On, h, Raisins, Glues New mi STRAY CA One ox. while and red. marked crop in right ear. slit and in left, and one White and color, marked crop half crop in left ear, in right have been with my k two or three years. I are notified to call for name and pat J. A. D. N. C. t d once a w s w. Sessoms vs Robert Sessoms The defendant above named will take notice, that an action entitled us above has bee i in the superior court of Pitt county a degree of absolute divorce from said defend- ant, upon the ground of abandonment adultery, and the said will further take notice that he is re- quired to appear at the next term of the Superior court of county to 1- In-Ill at the court house it. Green- ville on the tad Monday after the 1st Monday September, it being the day of September, and answer hi-demur to the complaint said action, or the plaintiff will apply to for the relief in said complaint. This the day of July. D. C. Moore, r. S. C Central Academy REV, M W Principal PROF w. M HINTON. Associate A home and School for boys and men Splendidly located in county, one mile from depot, mediately on S, A. L., road in u beautiful grove of or acres on acre farm. further information ad- ; dress the Principal or Associate a Furniture Store, next Littleton, N. door to post office, and have i your NEW M A Sewing Machine Ad- WHAT MORE Could Yon Ask Than to drop in LOW RATE TICKETS On ale via. SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Extremely low Rates are announced by the South- Railway from points on its Uses for follow- Special Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Colo . National Grand Anny of the Republic, September lo 1905. Louisville. , National Association to 1905 Training July to 1905. School 1905. Term , Con- great, Aug l 1905. Ph. Kill taut and I. F, ht 1905. Portland Ore., Man San Cal , i Clark i and on Pacific Coast, to October 1905. Va , , September to 1905. Rate for the above open to Hie public. will lie to there from on the Southern can lie hail upon application In any Ticket Alien of the Southern K or of lines, or I---I in R. L. VERNON. T. P. A. Charlotte, N. C. J. H. WOOD, D. P. A. N. H Traffic Manager; W. H. Tayloe, tie Agent. NORFOLK SOUTHERN R. R. CO N. Steamboat Service. L. leaves daily at a. for a Greenville daily hi in. Conned tog at Washington with Norfolk tor Norfolk, New and -all North, a all Wed. Shippers miler freight via Norfolk, care k Southern B. K. Balling hours subject to without notice. T. H. Agent. ton, X. C. J. J. Agent, ville, N. C. H. C. General T. and f. Agent, Norfolk, Va., At the Old Stand. have the stock of J. ill carry on the bus- at his old stand en Five Points. I will mill to the Stock to meet the demands of the trade and will at ill times carry a complete line of Heavy and Groceries. Fruits, Tobacco, Cigars, etc. Call on me when want the best Groceries the lowest price at which can lie old. J. J. TURNAGE The Five Grocer. justed Free of cost. Other machines re paired and adjusted at reason- able rates. Cull and see me and let's talk the, machine business over. James Brown. to W hen yon have a of clothes, pair of pants lo -i- m or press, remember that I only out first work. Also working over and altering clothing. Prices very reasonable. Mat infliction or your money back. Give me a trial. FRANK Back of Davis Barber Greenville, N. C. How Is Is your pulse weak, too slow, too fast, or docs it skip beat Do you have shortness of breath, weak or hungry spells, or choking spells, palpitation, fluttering;, pains around the heart, in side and or hurt when lying on left side If you have any of these symptoms your heart is weak or diseased, and cannot get better without assistance. Dr. Heart Cure strengthens weak hearts, and rarely ever fails to cure heart disease. Try it, and see how quickly you will find relief. I took DIRECTORY. J. Elks, Chairman, W. R. Horns, J. K. Spier, J. R. Barn bill J. W. Page. Clerk C. Moore. W. Tucker. Register of Hans. TreasurerS T. White. William D. Cox. Board of Q. Cox, Chairman, B. M. Whitehurst, L. C. Arthur, Superintendent Education- W. H. Standard keeper C E. Flem- if J. E. Noble. TOWN Charles b, J. K. W . A. A. H. C Carr. T K. Hooker, J. . Lanier M. n. I. Tax J T An . A Clark. W. H. Chief Department R. J. J. S. Con e- ton, L. rill Prayer me. each day Sunday schools m. V II. of Sunday School N pastor. Christ i.-R H. Moore. Sun day l . H. Parker t mi inlay School. Episcopal -Rev. V, E. Cox, Services every first an bin Sunday. B Brown Superintendent of Sum School. Free W. H No r- Mel In m Rev J A day vices every Sunday . Sunday School B Dove Sup School No , Lodge No. A F M 1st and 3rd Monday nights In each J M. lease, Sec No. O K every Tuesday night. W R V G. W F Sec- Tar River No. Meets every I E G Flanagan, C T J Moore, K of R Tribe No I O R M, meets every Wednesday night J II Harris. Sachem; ward a, of R Pitt Council U A M. every Monday night E Evans, H B Tripp, R S. Announcement Always -ox- Hand. January 1st. 1902. with and dropsy, crew worse, i told by physician that my nine was Sly had mo up ti My limbs body wore than and writer had i.-d at least months I had to sit propped up In bed to heap from I pent fur bottles of Dr. by the T had them all I was entirely cured. I feel have for twenty years, and I am to do any hind of work on my farm. My attending physician told me If ft been r. Heart Cure would now In L, T. Ky. Dr. Heart la sold by your druggist, who will guarantee that the f.-st bottle will benefit. If It he will refund your money. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind R. L. Dentist. N. C. Stock of Framing x f t. Also German Siding, Ceiling and Partition and all kinds dressed lumber for a complete. Bills cat to or on short Greenville Lumber Veneer Co- Central Barber Shop. Edmond Fleming, Props. Located main town. Four in operation and one over by a skilled barber. Oar We Mm lull when i if Mined. We beg leave to announce that we are Wholesale and Retail for White Lead, Paints, Colors, and and Ready Paints. There is in the world better than the Harrison line. It has behind it a cent reputation for honorable wares and honorable dealings. . If you use the Harrison never worry quality. Paints you need We trust that you favor us with your orders whenever you want good paint for any Have just a car load and can give you Special Prices. Baker Hart N. C, The North Carolina STATE NORMAL AND INDUSTRIAL COLLEGE Literary Commercial Science Scientific Manual Training Pedagogical Three Courses leading to degrees. Well-equipped Training School for Teachers. Faculty numbers Board, and fees for use of books, etc , a For free-tuition For nm- of the state, mi. Fourteenth annual session begins September 1906, To secure board In the dormitories, all free-tuition applications should be made Mart July IS. Correspondent invited from those desiring tent and stenographers. For catalog and CHARLES D. President, GREENSBORO. N. C Littleton College Splendid location. Health resort Over boarding pupils last year. High grade work. High of and social life. Conservatory advantages in music Ad- courses in Art Elocution. Hot water heat. lights and other modern Remarkable health only one death among pupils n years.-. Close personal attention t the health and social development of every pupil. High standard of All dross alike on all public occasions. CHARGES LOW. Session will S-pt. 13th, 1905. For J. M RHODES, A. M Littleton, N C REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE BANK OF GREENVILLE, GREENVILLE, N. C. AT THE OF BUSINESS MAY 29th. 1905. 9152,151.48 Stock paid 925,000.00 Surplus, Undivided Profit lees Expenses Paid 7,250.72 Deposit subject to check 181,484.46 Cashier's cheeks oat- standing 2,751.36 Discounts Overdrafts, unsecured Stocks, securities, etc. Furniture Fixtures All other real estate Hue from Banks Gold Silver Coin notes 6,857.74 2,500.00 3,647.32 2,000.00 52,953.67 1,109.84 9,871.00 9241,486.53 North County of Pitt. I, James L. Little, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the statement above true to tho best of knowledge and belief aM ES I. LITTLE. , before ion, i ins of Jane, J. TYSON, Public a. MOVE, I. U. W. Director OUR AYDEN J. M. BLOW, Manager and Agent. -v N. C. --v N. c, Aug. l, J. Ross and wife are spending the day e. t agent for and we gnat pleasure In receiving and in arrears. have a of nil who receive mail i Nits W also take Ar job Mis Marian Hodges, of Kin is visiting Miss Ma- Cannon If you need anything in Of Crockery, Tin mm to see us, Hart Jenkins. Mrs. Maggie Griffin, of Ne- came up Saturday lo her Hr. N. J. Ormond, o M. B. Tripp Bro. are D lo wooden legs cripple or mules. latest watt a decided success. If am electric head Ayden i won't have to tin when it rains. They an thick. Miss Olivia Berry yesterday from F her with lier will days in E. K. Co. will do all possible can to please you win their new line of heavy and lira, D. Berry returned Sn- day evening. received, line line of ii. and can J. D. Moon, Va., l- here daughter, Mrs Stancil II are re- daily am light from the Ayden piny ball here next Thursday. For guano sowers see M. B The best. Mis Annie Dixon came up train Sunday from tie was accompanied by Mir Sallie of The ladies say that Cannon have the prettiest line Ires goods in town. The trustees of graded till meet next Monday night he purpose of electing teacher- for the next session. Tobacco thermometer- for sale by Cannon Tyson W. C. Jacks D. R J C. are from Springs, where they have been in attendance upon f church. Fancy oranges, applet at E. a Go's. Mrs. C. Jackson and children in the country. Simplex guano distributors, and repairs at J. R Bro. Some finest timber we have are on the Ayden Milling Mfg. Co, The generally are whoppers. Ladies misses children black and while slippers all sizes at J. R. The overseers of township are hereby that the road supervisors will meet in Ayden August 5th. 1905. It first Saturday as required by law. They will meet at a, m. During the past week Mr. Noell found in the road near R. pail a felt case which ii i J. K. Stokes, of It town. Harris says that Town Country colors arc by far the best goods that he ever used n knocked out several other brands in a real at Greenville In-. summer. sold by J. R. Smith Bro Religious services a ere ed i be chi i, Sunday by rook hi J. K. Smith Bra., the beat can for my eat they want . I ii at a lime. H. went ii Friday. Cot Urn plows aim extra J. U Bro. Nina Cannon baa come from a in Call on Hart A for a bar rel of Columbia Flour, none better to be an , J. H. A Bro. a calf to sell a price. For can peaches, apples, n c, apply B. K. Bail Richard Joyner gate J. A. Davis went to Sunday returned sun. A large plaining and a improved tools with which to i our work. Satisfaction M. B. Tripp Bro. Miss Cox baa gone lo City to visit hiss Pauline Burn, i The freshen loaf bread n, from the oven at Ann Coward, , visiting her daughter, J. moved into their brick on south aide The are full to for the constable's place. manufacture the trade, that are simply t, smooth eat on market. ow can by properly me same and paying this mil ice. A. D. and John Man- of here Monday. That last car choice hay J. smith K Bro., received is fine. J. Jr. and family are at Morehead. soda fountain will be in service now to the end of season. newest and latest drinks be found there. If you want something nice try them. Miss May who been visit to Miss Blanch Cannon, has to her home J. Br. gives me nine for my hams, eggs than anybody Key. T. U. came borne . .- from where lie baa Waco to till bis regular appointment. Goto B. K new market for beef, fresh meats, sage, fresh fish. Misses Lena Belle are visiting friends near Mills. i-e lime is good for any crop and a farmer should use it freely, at J. R. Smith Bro. R F. Johnson, of . former was here Monday. The owners of the new store that are completed are making cement pavements in front same. It will not be before all the sidewalks on oar principal will be of cement which will of course add very much i. i he convenience well as appear- of things in general. Now n our business men would only get together and start, a factory Ayden would be strictly in it. The cob- bing needed is a little enterprise display of energy. The money here abundance we hope the matter may he Those white and tan slippers R. Smith A Bro., are est for children I have seen tun I do know that J. Ii. Smith Bro., have the prettiest and cent calico and ginghams in town. unite Bro., bare bought a r load of cooking and heating and you can get your y coming at once. Say neighbor have yen distributor t Smith Bro. It It em i any quantity yaw and waste at the ends of it a machine. Slipper, and taste re being sold extremely r cash by Cannon forget that Cannon a can year want ii anything in Old man what makes lo J. R. Smith A Bro., to fear I m, any thing I want from boys. We keep Furniture, Mattresses. Bed Cook Stoves, Baby etc, up neat 5-room house with gar- and all out located on main street in a goon for rent by J. R. Smith A Bro. hay, ship stuff, brand, seed hulls meal on hand. Cannon Tyson. Those art squares, Cannon Tyson have just received are beauties. A. Griffin has brick fir Mile and is burning new kilns constantly. When m brick see him or write i Ayden, N. C. Oranges, apples, bananas and all fruits kept by horn. Cannon Tyson are guilty of selling their pretty enamel bed steads cheap. They are Those Royal Felt Mattresses that Cannon Tyson handle are the equal anyone the market. We will beginning on day June 21st offer for cash our j entire stock of clothing, dry -nous j notions, bats at prices ; before unheard of in the town of j Ayden. Our is too large and we take this means of same. We have just a j large lot plaid that we ate at per yard, white sheet- j Inge per C. Jackson a Go. Ayden, N. c. Get the Cox cotton planter the on the market at J. Smith ft Bro. Did you know you could get one of the old time Gophers and any I size blade you Want J. R. Smith ft My office w ill be mouth as shall be in for the purpose of taking a special in J. W. Taylor. Don't foil to see Cannon Ty- son's new crockery both plain and decorated. Prices are cheaper i ha a fin SPECIAL via COAST LINE. N. Y., and B P o K k y 1905. Tick.-. sale limit 15th. will in direction of final limit to August be by of Uh Spec-ml and of fee -OVER re and Philadelphia on tickets reading win be on trip within transit limit, and on return trip within final limit, July II tickets have been extended, can be taken nor lo exceed days, not later then August 4th and National Association, I July 37th. sale June 9th to July 2nd final limit Tickets restricted to continuous passage lit each direction. Extension of final limit may be obtained i 31st, by deposit of ticket win, Agent payment of fee of SO cents . time deposit. Stop over New York on trip limy obtained provided been by join agent. Park and l l Joint New mil Inter I ban one Mm validation at Asbury a d upon o t. e . I at time deposit, inn in m ease shall slop over at New York beyond Slat. Slop and Philadelphia will on the going trip win in going limit the to exceed July 3rd and on trip within final limit of ticket. If tickets nave been extended stop over may lie taken period of days not to exceed August 31st. THE BANK OF AYDEN N. C.-a- At th close business . Way 1906. RESOURCES. ad Demand 500.09 Cash Gold Silver Coin, National. Bank notes and other U. paid fund Undivided expenses, Wot Scientifically Constructed. ULTRA A Shoe for p Women. ULTRA SHOE for is made with careful reference to the moist details and so perfected in it there is do other on market th,. its if its equal Hen; the fundamental basis f a perfect shoe. We employ our expert designers, and every Ultra made over to meet th- closest variations of width and woman's footwear the Ultra Shoe meets every requirement of many of We carry SHOE, for men, in Oxfords, Tans, etc Pulley Bowen, THE HOME OF WOMAN'S ONS. Alter July 1st I will lie pared to furnish private con- j to depot for I persons in town at each person The will then only run hotels to depot and wharf fare on i that will also be j J. TURNAGE-; GREENVILLE'S TONSORIAL PARLOR, Hopkins, Daniel Davis, Props Cleanliness Motto. Only experienced men em ployed. Opposite drug The Security I Annuity Company Mutual- A Homo Company conducted on a safe, economical ;,, interest of its policy holders. we can save The oldest companies have been on a . . i Life. Age OF DISSOLUTION. The firm of L. H. plumbers is dissolved by mutual I he plumbing business here- be conducted by I,. H. Pen- All accounts due the firm tin-i lie i aid to him. L. H. Co. Greenville, N. C. 7.8 Company New Life Equitable Mutual Mutual Mutual Life North Western Security New Rate el. no I in on ; i tin ii II per el Q is so f-very policy is tho , . , with the F. M. HORNADAY, Ag n, Greenville, N. C. Institute for Women of Music. The Best Place for Your Daughter Courses id-lie. truly. TAFT VANDYKE. BEFORE THE HOUSE BURNS. If you contemplate your property wail. M you are waiting your house or bus- house may be destroyed by fire. The Time to Ad u New while the property valuable and when earn get a policy the fire too late. I write that insures. Let me it to you. W. E. Ag. Dr. Joseph Dixon AND Brisk Beat Ayden, N. C. Best Lighted House in the State nest for our Customers and their team. Bria Warehouse, Greenville, N. C. bring us your Tobacco The Brick guarantee full market price. BRINKLEY Proprietors The following Gentlemen Constitute our Working Force who are Always glad to see you D. S. Spain Bookkeeper B. T. Bailey We will always work for your interest Auctioneer H. S. Hardy Floor Manager Ed. Harris Clip Calculator. MM POOR PRINT

TOM Abreast the of the Times. Bargains Never go Begging Our bargains go a begging, always a prompt, hearty response when the news gets abroad. The reason is that we are careful to use the word in its broadest and fullest sense. Bargains at this store do not mean special lots cheap merchandise, bought for the pose of advertising at a low price, but our offerings consist of regular from regular stock at reduced prices. The buying public will not fail to note the difference. You are invited to make an investigation, note the prices and quality of the goods offered. They are all of a wanted summery nature, picked from various stocks to fit the needs of now. All summer goods have their orders to leave. Note the Offerings Below and Your Purse Strings Will Slacken. the Seashore or Mountains. Beady w- ii- minute yon buy them, all half and h-so- waist hat , worth , and o. Shirt Waists Collars. shirt i-t c liars in all colors, worth IS Gents Furnishings. Newest In men's th Colonial cravat-, new club ties and in and plain colors Linen collars Link cuffs Men's Black hose Tan and Negligee Shirts. Soft la whit and Bl Corset Specialties We have little of. R C B four .-. ties which re an- Selling at g Silks. f pert a dollar soft A sale of Bilks. Too many shins in a verier an silks for th- season, nil reduced patterns usually i. Plain in all at long as they last Our special in linen and Silk Ribbons in all Colors, white clean To make dean B in the s the e. T. Gigantic Sensational Marvel Sale of Surprise, Delight and Satisfaction and of Bargain Offered Were on all Sides by the Thousands who Have Attended the Preceding Day of This SALE WAIT A MINUTE To-morrow will be a Red Letter Day The Magnet will again draw the Crowd when Bargains are and Biggest. Come early for the Work of a Million Hands will melt away Power of the low like the dew the Mid- day Sun. Anything buy is Bargain. The Wreckage of Values is It will Pay to make Tour tor both present and future needs. Judge our by the Prices Quoted Below. v; . one half. Neck ribbons in colors worth 16- l-an it Cc yd Summer Lawns. All Lawns have been out and have been knifed All t i clean up at and Girdle the wanted kind Ladies in and white Handkerchiefs. and Men's white Hi reg- clean tin for Ladies em d i I h 1.1 and clean at c each Baby Caps. Baby win and cl an up at and Umbrellas. Um-l -r-i rods black Gingham w Prints the best kink, cleat at yd In towels, clean sit o and Mill End Sale of Table Dam- ask Boa and goods, clean at Shoes. All low cut shoes to go. in white canvas ail sizes clean at bl ask and tan, clean up at 1.15 in black and tan clean up at in Patent leather and tan clean at an-1 Embroideries to go at h and i price Corset Covers. clean up at clean at India Lawns. inches wide good clean up at Ladle's and Misses Tans Black and special clean at kind clean price Men's Low Cut Shoes H her- calf. Patent calf ltd Kid and given Banister no Shape Bo R H B Men's Straw Hats. Men's straw hat- n sailors and Panama shapes have been knifed I. h wear vet Clothing that is Labeled. E F -K F is the i est. A of matting all is in- in the Bale. t good yard wide bleaching must go in this sale largo Sc Hamburg special value at this this sale yd regular Sc Checked Homespun must go at Beat Apron check gingham while it lasts Special value and cut in lawns A nice Um only Clark's Cotton in this sale Furniture must all prices cut for this sale. Wash Fabrics. Handkerchiefs. regular sale price men's bordered handkerchiefs sales price, each doz men's handkerchiefs same as above, finer extra grade white and colored men's regular and Sip. valuer; on specially at pure linen white hand kerchief, neatly ed regular grade for Linens, Linens in. Bleached Table Dam- ask regular value, sale serge Word, to White Satin t. importance of these tor, fr All most first lie Hose. White pr lass or money Dave he ,, , , , . . prices. Men s wool special . , India Linens, worth Trunks. price Dimities, values up that the smasher. Seward automatic Wash trey trunks, are c made, i considered excellent val S long and durable. AM to at sale price cleared the tali stock; silk and Velvets. A flurry i silk, that will an interesting topic. yard wide price in. Bleached Satin full in h to by an easy scale land 13.00 Suit Cases. Suit cases for he seashore man We you at and take you up to Bo a linen all leather These are make Shirts. Men's night shirts all the coolest, regular price clean up at Patterns. The papal pat terns are the best. seam all at one price now higher now lower. Sheets for August now ready and yours for the asking Meanings Talcum powder box, why pay morel and tan box Men's canvass and low cut's at off the regular price shoes, up at low cut's, clean up Men's fine pants, from to Doc prov worth LIB now Japanese silk, all colors worth at inch velvet, ad worth in. silk worth Corsets. Easy, graceful and form fitting sets, in all the makes, in military and straight front including the celebrated B Other Beauties lie All the are in the line of oxfords and we are showing at to Satin Dam- to 1.50 quality; sale price large s k Napkins, worth a doz; sale price Extra large Turkish Bath Towels, price Linen Crash, sale price Full White Bed Spreads, rest Marseilles patterns for pairs of Bleached Towels reg. value; sale price Men's Hats Men's and Hats in desirable shapes, worth up Men's tine felt Hats, in- ranging from and at the exceeding low price of Men's Hats in and Denver shapes, come in and nutria price All the as west shapes us well as staple styles in Hats that are sold every- where for marvelous sale Staple Department yards lie 1,900 yards Hope yards Res Seal Toil de Noon Apron Checks, extra value, worth Best Calico American Carmine Red, all Dress Goods Crape and Voile complete assortment English Coverts and Damask suitings All wool value Novelty Suitings and Fancy Mixtures, Voiles and Crashes, late Spring style desirable shades Black Cheviot in. wide, worth a yard, sale price, yard The imported Mohairs, Sicilians Mohair Serges and silk warp up to sale price- Men'S Pants Be Bo Men's latest style and Worsted in all shades and pretty stripes, all sizes, reg. all go on this at 91.49 Fine Fancy and Plain Pants that regularly- sold for and sale price Fine that always sell for stripe, cheviots Si fancy worsteds all go in this sale at only 93.08 Men's Pants of in patterns, regular 91.75 sellers; sale price 91.19 Knee Pants pair of Knee Pants worth up to sale price pair of reg. sellers; sale prise A consolidation of several lines of Long Pants, value and Ladles Shoes and Oxfords Ore pairs of very finest of this seasons goods, hand sewed lace or button, all weights of sole. French kid. patent Russia calf act They are fare the bust of any shoe brought to this market, and they come all size and widths, worth from to a-. and pick them out from down to Ladies line kid shoes, button and lace, too and patent tip wort of Ladies Oxfords, all popular leathers, also white worth up to sale price to 91.10 Hose, Hose, Hose Ladies fast black seamless hose, price now A tine cotton fast black hose reg. price now tine plain and lace styles hose, worth now ladies beautiful fancy hose, worth choice, pair Children's fast black rib- bed hose, reg price at Children's fast black fine hose, regular price at Children's finest French ribbed hose, regular price Sic. at Men's good fast black socks, regular mads, price at Men's good fast b lace and plain socks, reg. price at Suits two piece suits, single and double breasted jackets positively worth 91.50 during this sale only The novelty styles is and elegant -garments that were always sold at all in this sale at distinct in Ultra Fashion- able Knee Pants Suits, in all the of novelties Se sale only, pair and staple styles, sale price 91.29 THE AMERICAN SALVAGE CO., Pub an End to It All. The Penalty. A little thing sometimes results death. Thus a mere scratch, a a or over taxed Dizziness, i the death penalty. it e. L. Wilkinson Go. A little forethought may save you do end of trouble. Anyone who makes it a to keep Cholera, and remedy at hand known this to be a fact. For sale by Jno. L. Woolen, The pills that act as a tonic, and net as a drastic DeWitt's Little Earl rare Headache, Dees, Jaundice, etc. Risers are small and easy to take sod easy Liver and constipation. But to Dr. King's New Lit Pills they to it all. They are gentle hat thorough. Try I hero. Only Guaranteed by Jno. L. Woolen, After a hearty meal a dose of Dyspepsia Cure will an attack of Indigestion. Is a thorough and a guaranteed core for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Gas on Hour Risings, Bad is wise to have v.-i It's the salve on earth and will prevent fa- burns, sores, ulcers and threaten. Only at J. L. Drug Store. , Weak to act. Bold by John L. Breath and all Stomach troubles, druggist. Sold by John L. druggist. Sold by John L. Wooten, Never in the way, so to carry, easy to take, and failing id results are De- Witt's Little Early Risers. These famous little pills are a certain bilious- torpid and all of the ills resulting constipation. They tonic and strengthen the liver. End of Bitter Fight. hail a long and stubborn fight with on my right write,. P. Du Pout, G. gave me up. Everybody thought my inn- had come. As a last revolt I tried Dr. King's New Discovery for Suicide Prevented. A start ling announcement that a preventive of suicide had been discovered will interest many. A down system, or invariably suicide and something has been found that will prevent that condition which makes suicide likely. At the first The I thought of self take was striking and I was on my test Electric It being a great , a few days. Vow I've entirely tonic and will ; regained my It conquers the nerves build up the system all coughs, colds, and throat and It's also a stomach, liver and Guaranteed by kidney regulator. Only druggist. Price guaranteed by Jno. L. j Me, Trial bottles free Wooten, I Dickinson a Rogers razor with shell Polish white shoes at handle. Reward for return to M. k Fleming's barber shop. THE EASTERN D. J. Miter and Owner mi Friday. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE VOL No. GREENVILLE. Pin COUNTY. TUESDAY. AUGUST 1905. No. TWO TOBACCO KINGS. North Carolina Has th Biggest in the WM. live in a town which it the greatest seat of the ping industry in the world, the town of Salem, N. said J. C. one of the most prominent lawyers of the Old North State, at the Raleigh. year, s the will show, there was a production of p of plug tobacco in the factories of look as if that much plug be chewed up a decade, somebody must get away with it, for the output is A REVIVAL. TOWN MATTERS. Town Beys Defeat Tobacco Crows. Ia the early pert Jno when there were visitor here galore, and the was saw everything lively, use a trite there was II the tine, and everybody was enjoying Base hall was on every tongue. When you saw a crowd talking on the corners, in Dr. drug store, half you knew it was of baseball they were talking. It was way all through June, then came a slump. It was a terrible slump, and when it was over ball was dead that was not enough increasing. Winston and Salem a mark its untimely grave with are two separate and independent j, , ; J municipalities, and et are bat one Salem is by As Transacted by th Aldermen. The of aldermen met in session Thursday six of the members being present. The finance committee mended the following levy taxes fur the year b For get- era purposes valuation, for on improve- bonds cent.-, for interest on graded school cent, f nice of graded schools cents. This makes a total of on each valuation and each poll. This it same total as last year. The reported that i his levy will raise a little CAROLINA CLUB. AND SOCIAL odds the older, as it was f by from Penn- 1753, while its partner is a giddy, young thing, whose record goes back only half a Thee were a tine race of people, pious orderly, and the same good trail are exemplified striking personality in is of R. J. the tobacco m and head of a company baa salesmen and in employ. Mr. case thirty year- ago from county, He had a little capital, embarked the man- of in a very mod- est way. Today he i limes a millionaire, and so strongly i- trenched the trust instead of absorbing bis es, a it tried, to be with stock company. North Carolina can b of the two greatest of the J Reynolds and J. B Pot at Sc Neck Scotland Neck, N C , Aug i The second bi lire this year occur- even tombstone. One by the ball players drifted away to their various homes, hat this could not keep silent the spirit that had so George Woodward conceived a brilliant idea the thinking part of his mug the base ball game of all this season was on for Wednesday . George said I tell you what we he meant the tobacco men of the when he said do. I'll if I don't go in box, and we will beat toe out of you. It was no sooner suggested by George decided upon. He was to do the at for the tobacco men. Wednesday at noon n was silence reigned in all the streets of the town when the dry rattling a machine was heard it sounded as a herald of the coming ball game. it was working on the diamond, and Dave told of the game, hanging from place across the street, near Patrick's store. The grew a few pace and the game was on tiring line for the Hugh New Officers for the Year Th second meeting of the Carolina club w held Thurs- day night the club rooms, the following officers were elected for the i-g H. A. White. Vice president, F. Secretary, J. S. Mooring. Treasurer, J. Moore. Board of D. C. Moore D L. James, W. H R O. B. William-, and H. Reports from the retiring officers showed the club he in a good j j condition The total is about seventy five, no is composed of including the license taxes, and the ex- it ill be seen that levy i. low as it could be made The street committee reported that work had been done luring the past mouth of streets fair condition. Complaint being made that the teamster and trash haulers streets had then duty, the chief of police Thursday, 3rd. Ex-Gov. T. J. home today from Morehead. Miss Nina James returned Wednesday evening from Wrights- Till. Ada went to Wednesday evening to visit friends. Miss Ada Wooten returned home Wednesday evening from a visit t Tarboro. Best of came evening to visit II. T. King returned home Wednesday evening from Seven and Clinton. Carroll Stow, of Baltimore, who lite reputation the i club Carolina. The club was only two year the growth ha been won- The a Club is a popular end growing honor and a and has spending a few days morning. K A. Turner and Alex. Blow In today In ball with the team Mrs. . L. and her guest Mrs. Pearl of Salem, Vs., went to Wrightsville today. Mrs. W. H. Johnson and little son returned Wednesday evening Norfolk and Virginia Bench. Mrs. and Mis Mamie Ruth, went to Wednesday evening to visit Mrs. K. A. Andrews and E. F. Young Arrested Forgery. E. Young, who, at one time the most prominent business man of county, supposed empowered with authority to j lo be worth a great of discharge any such found was arrested yesterday, their duty and employ upon a warrant by K. Lee, others in their places. The a justice of the peace, upon the was the of three of the town authority street forgery of the The cemetery town's treasury account on the; u reported that hands are cleaning of the Merchants and Farm are out the cemetery. bank, of of which he . The code of ordinances already was formerly president, for the government of the I The ease was removed to Justice Misses Bliss and Susie J R. Godwin, upon a plea i who have been a continuance by counsel for the and Which a justified bond in the borne Wednesday sum of was required the appearance of the defendant next Monday, when the case will be beard. Fayetteville town were adopted, with tile addition that bill posters be required to pay a license tax of per year. After some discussion a motion was passed authorizing the of a purchasing committee to ion-chase supplies used the town. The naming Used the Wrong Bait. Yesterday, says the Portland red here last a lo-s pitched. It was u go. of with only Siam after midnight the alarm was sounded and quickly the people of town were aroused to find that a destructive tire was raging near Main street in the business part of the town. The fire started a small out- building in the of the stole of S. J. Stern and J. R. Askers. For half a block the comer 12th and Main streets the build- were entirely wood, and it was at that they must all go. about half way the block is the brick store of lid ward Co. and the only hope of the in that building. With anything like a strong wind from the east or the tire block would probably have been destroyed, including some handsome residences facing Church street, west of Main, for the Move was succeeded committee was deferred for th by Burton, Burton by Woodward, I and torn by same one else a man was of the water light plant showed that are now water consumers and eighty-one until nearly whole team had id game the time Umpire Belts called until the game was over. The town boys Next Tuesday we play Washing- ton on our grounds. THE RIGHT MAN. New Jersey Officer Here After Prisoner. Charles S. Moore, an officer of N. J., reached Green- ville Wednesday evening to look after the man, Slaughter, an escaped prisoner from Railway, who was arrested here a few days ago by Chief of Police Smith. Moore found no trouble identifying Slaughter as the right man wanted, but as Slaughter bad to return to New Jersey without extradition the officer left here this morning for Raleigh to In an hour after the alarm was i get Governor Glenn to sign the given the destruction o four stores a sewing machine shop, shoe shop, barber and was complete, all to Edwards Co's. store which staid the News and Ob- server. Killed a Rattlesnake necessary papers. After getting these he will come back by Green- ville take prisoner on to New Jersey. His Strenuous Finish. said the sad faced young man in the smoking car, out of base ball for keeps. Why, in first game this season they got to me in the third inning and pounded me all over the you shouldn't let a little Solomon a roan of township, brought to Iowa today the rattle of large rattlesnake he killed a few j thing like that discourage days ago. ii rejoined the drummer, measured inches in a good pitcher has been up and had eleven rattle and a button. He says the snake viciously and he had to use both a hoe and a fence rail to dis- patch the reptile. against similar continued the victim, yon see, I wasn't the pitcher; I happened tube the Daily News. Guild's lake at the exposition from the bridge of nations. An other man pasting by asked him The receipts be during July for water service were 947.55 and for electric service 9154.18, and service to the town making a total of 1601.73, The total receipts for construction during the month were and disbursements for the month were 92.390.72. lots the water, they seem to away from my are you, for German carp Mrs. Wells and Misses Rosa Kiln, Wilson, Observer, came in Wednesday evening to visit her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. King. Mrs. Julian and little daughter, who have been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. K. B. Gotten, at Bruce, took the train here Wednesday evening f r their borne in Friday, August Kurt James went to Parmele today, W. E. went to Rich- today. Mrs. A. F. Evans went to Tar today. J. B. Latham, of Washington, The dispensary report showed purchases during July to be Say, did you never was tow., today Mis Miriam brother. Gordan, of Winterville are visiting Miss Li I lie and Charlie Tucker Superior Clerk W. M. of Raleigh and Mrs. who have been spending sometime at Seven Springs, came today to visit relatives of Mrs. Saturday, August 5th. C. B. We, of Raleigh, in Friday I of Durham, spent Friday eight here. J. H. Keel Friday W. B. is home from a long trip down South. O. L, Joyner went to Seven Spring Friday evening. Fleming Friday evening from Whit I I Noble this morning from L. W Tucker returned i May evening from Norfolk. Miss Nell Skinner returned Friday L returned Friday evening from a visit to Miss left this mining for a visit to relatives in Inez returned evening from Beach, Va. Mrs. Florence and Mrs. Stephens returned Friday evening from a visit to House. Wiley Blown returned Friday evening were he been purchasing new good. Miss Willie of Snow Hill, who bus been visiting Miss Addie Johnston, left Friday even- John who has been here visiting his parent, Mr. and Mrs. White, left Ibis for Richmond. Miss Miriam Johnson, of who was visiting Miss Tucker, returned home Friday evening. Mrs. L. James, who has been visiting her mother, Mrs. A. in Sanford, returned home Friday evening. Miss Addie Johnson, of mil Miss Ethel Powell, of Gold who have been visiting Mrs. D. left Friday even- for 12,743.95 and sales The tax collector, police officers chief of lire submitted their monthly The sum of was donated to the Rough and He-id to help defray their indebtedness to the state association. The salary of the clerk and tax collector was changed to per month. The orders drawn on the treas- amounted to a little ab BASE BALL, Tuesday. Aug. 8th, 1905. Washington vs Greenville. Washington will be here for the fifth game this season to cross bats with Greenville on Tuesday, Aug 8th. Maxwell says he has a good team and you may look out for a cracking good game. Let's everybody get to see this game as it may be last game of the season with Washington, played Greenville. General to all grand stand about the eternal between the Irish the but what's that got t. do with said you want to carp you'd change your bait. Use a New Mullets at S. M. It Never Comes A Jain. There gains for all our loses, There are balm fur all our pain; when youth, the dream, departs, It takes our hearts And it never comes We are stronger and are better Under manhood's sterner reign; Still we feel that something sweet Followed with Hying feet, And it will never come again. is vanquished, we sigh for it in vain; We behold it everywhere, the earth, In the air But it never conies again. Richard H. Stoddard. Rain Fall for July. C. V. York, government for this station, reports that the rainfall for the month of July was inches. J. L. Fleming F. G. James to Bethel today. R. L. home mo. from Beaufort. F. M. returned this morning from Greensboro. J. W. Bryan returned Thursday evening from Plymouth. H returned Thurs- day evening from Norfolk. Miss Lillie Warren, of is visiting Mrs. C. T. Mrs. A. C. of Scot- land Neck, visiting her sister, Mrs. E. B. Miss Bessie Joyner, who visiting Miss Alice Lang, left this morning for her horn. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Andrews children returned Thursday evening from Beach. Mrs. W. E. of Kin who has been visiting her brother, J. A. returned home Thursday evening. Misses Mamie and Addie Bag well their brother, Marshall of Raleigh, came in Thursday evening to visit uncle, Dr W. H. Bagwell. NEWS T. B guard of the Durban county road gang, was accidentally killed by his pistol lipping from the case and the hammer striking a stone causing the weapon to discharge. Two year old boys bury were with a pistol. One of them is wounded and the other is in the custody of officers. Eight houses, the railroad -i at ion. the town of Atkinson, Pender county, were by burglars night. The Observer reports that Judge Charles M. Cooks, of Franklin will be a candidate for governor for 1908. The stables of Evans mill men in Cum- county, destroyed by fir. Tuesday and ten mules burned to death. Robert Wingate, who was ed with criminal assault at Tar- and was taken to Raleigh for safe keeping, has been released from jail, the required bond of having been given. POOR PRINT