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MISS SALLIE ANN JONES. <lb />
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to an Orphan Asylum. <lb />
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Carolina teachers whom I have <lb />
, id cation in the <lb />
educational edition of your paper <lb />
to be issued on the 13th, inst. In <lb />
the attempt to comply with your <lb />
request, fa ill i j <lb />
present your readers, <lb />
perhaps iota <lb />
one, who if by her true a <lb />
high apprehension of <lb />
of a teacher, her <lb />
diligent of <lb />
responsibilities f <lb />
long service M an <lb />
educator and her <lb />
success in lapwing those who <lb />
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eighteen or twenty years, <lb />
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of residence Mi-s V n <lb />
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g, i town of <lb />
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of that room t- <lb />
the old Masonic Lodge, on <lb />
to the ville At i my, <lb />
hall honored by tin <lb />
presence- services of <lb />
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Warren, Dr. C. J. <lb />
B. Wallace, Mr. . <lb />
and others. <lb />
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all proverb <lb />
prompt; and of all, scorned <lb />
any refuge hat might nerve as an <lb />
for an evasion duty. <lb />
foll. s from the above, that Hit <lb />
line in her school must iv. <lb />
nearly perfect. She won <lb />
her and sympathetic <lb />
towards her pupils <lb />
and esteem, and <lb />
with her uniform conscientious <lb />
she was inexorable the <lb />
maintenance of discipline; <lb />
rules were to be obeyed. Upon <lb />
the table at which mi- sat laid the <lb />
insignia of dread <lb />
instrument of <lb />
Studious and regarding <lb />
it with a humorous complacency, <lb />
while the disobedient and <lb />
delinquent, it an object <lb />
There are two venerable <lb />
and most estimable ladies living <lb />
today the good city of Raleigh, <lb />
whom can lo the <lb />
truth of the above statement; the <lb />
other, if from personal <lb />
as an eye witness confirm <lb />
testimony. <lb />
I quite a number of hr <lb />
boys, who have <lb />
life, a few to eminence, and <lb />
of her girls who have graced <lb />
the most polished circles of society <lb />
from whose homes sons and <lb />
daughters have gone forth, who <lb />
are the benefactors and <lb />
ornaments of the <lb />
which they live. It was she who <lb />
their youthful feet the <lb />
paths of vi. learning, <lb />
it is that th. <lb />
influence of be life i- <lb />
going nut a i ., i in i <lb />
carries. <lb />
In the course of he. <lb />
she accumulated quit a nice <lb />
estate <lb />
to one of orphan i <lb />
the state, an act <lb />
accordance with her <lb />
generous nature. T. is. <lb />
Wilson, N. a, Aug. <lb />
The above was from <lb />
recent educational edition of <lb />
Raleigh News I <lb />
will be read by the people <lb />
Greenville with much <lb />
especially the many who <lb />
pupils of Miss Bailie Ann <lb />
love her memory. Editor <lb />
OF <lb />
e. T. <lb />
Gigantic <lb />
Marvel Sale.<lb />
Rut and Shedding.<lb />
weekly of the <lb />
As in ,, previous w l. <lb />
least favorable <lb />
me the <lb />
n pit <lb />
n-t slid ;. hi ii in s. <lb />
the ms i. h pin <lb />
I and <lb />
i i be cot I on bell Las received <lb />
ii to six inches of widen <lb />
, proved us In in i <lb />
Alabama and in Ml--<lb />
bill in nil i <lb />
portions these lat the <lb />
ruled and <lb />
Kansas <lb />
M i in <lb />
although <lb />
of shedding, ii. <lb />
sects are <lb />
much lain and lack U <lb />
in hate r et <lb />
to tobacco <lb />
i cl-i v. here this en p lies <lb />
Friday Night. <lb />
The Imperial Entertainment t. <lb />
is Masonic <lb />
house Friday lit. <lb />
just closed i <lb />
beach <lb />
where of people wit- <lb />
the splendid <lb />
e Hie motion north <lb />
I not i i <lb />
of Surprise, Delight and Satisfaction and <lb />
of Bargain Ottered Were Ex-pressed on all Sides by the Thousands <lb />
who Have Attended the Preceding Days of This SALE <lb />
T WAIT A MINUTE <lb />
fill be a Red Letter Day <lb />
The Magnet will again draw the Crowd when Bargains are Best and Biggest. Come early for <lb />
the Work of a Million Hands will melt away Power of the low PRICES like the dew the Mid- <lb />
day Sun. <lb />
Anything is of Values is complete. It will Pay You to make Your Purchase <lb />
w and future needs. Judge our Sincerity by the Prices Quoted Below. <lb />
for both <lb />
A line of <lb />
eluded in cut price<lb />
big must g In <lb />
ft ii <lb />
at <lb />
r Hamburg <lb />
, this price, <lb />
r Ch <lb />
w at <lb />
Hurts Fodder But Make. Hy. <lb />
It is the happy man who lo-l <lb />
the bright side of things. A <lb />
tanner was toKed if tin- <lb />
replied, <lb />
fast as yon ever <lb />
S . i i-, not bad all. <lb />
To Whom it May <lb />
This is to certify I <lb />
he game of between <lb />
August <lb />
there was an under land- <lb />
before the game, between <lb />
and <lb />
myself, that <lb />
seven innings were to he played. <lb />
Willis Dixon. <lb />
Lillie Dead. <lb />
Miss Lillie Canner, daughter <lb />
J. B. H. Carmer, died at <lb />
She was <lb />
well in Greenville, where <lb />
she frequently visited some years <lb />
K, and had B number of friends <lb />
here. <lb />
must <lb />
Beat c Apron <lb />
gingham while it lasts <lb />
Special value and pries in <lb />
In <lb />
A nice <lb />
Clark's Cotton In this sale <lb />
Furniture must go, all . <lb />
cut <lb />
Wash Fabrics. <lb />
Words lack force to express the <lb />
,,.;. those clearance <lb />
;,.; i ;, price <lb />
tic i worth <lb />
-1 ice <lb />
I ;., ties, values up <lb />
tn sine price<lb />
considered <lb />
ii,. at sale price <lb />
Silk and Velvets. <lb />
A Hurry in silk.-. Hint will prove <lb />
interesting topic. <lb />
Black yard wide <lb />
worth now <lb />
Japanese silk, all colors <lb />
worth line, at <lb />
2-2 inch velvet, a shades, <lb />
worth <lb />
in. silk worth 1.00 <lb />
Corsets. <lb />
Easy, graceful and form <lb />
fitting Corsets, all the <lb />
makes, in military <lb />
and straight front, including <lb />
the celebrated R G C B <lb />
Other Beauties He <lb />
All the new toes are <lb />
in the line of Ladies <lb />
oxfords and slippers we <lb />
showing at to <lb />
Handkerchiefs. <lb />
dozen <lb />
handkerchiefs, regular <lb />
price <lb />
dozen men's bordered <lb />
i handkerchiefs <lb />
sales price, <lb />
doz men's handkerchiefs <lb />
same as . only liner <lb />
extra tine grade white <lb />
mid colored men's <lb />
handkerchiefs, regular <lb />
and valuer; on sale <lb />
specially <lb />
ii pure linen hand <lb />
kerchiefs, <lb />
ed regular grade tor <lb />
Linens, Linens <lb />
in. Table Dam <lb />
ask regular Sue value, sale <lb />
price <lb />
in. White Satin Damask <lb />
would sell regularly tor <lb />
price <lb />
in. Satin Dam- <lb />
ask a regular to 1.50 <lb />
quality; sale price <lb />
Extra urge Napkins, <lb />
worth a doz; sale <lb />
price <lb />
Extra large Turkish <lb />
Hath Towels, sale price <lb />
Linen Crush, rig. <lb />
sale price <lb />
Pull else White Crochet Bed <lb />
Spreads, real Marseilles <lb />
patterns i value for <lb />
pairs of Bleached Towels <lb />
value; sale price <lb />
Men's Hats <lb />
Men's and Hats in <lb />
desirable shapes, worth up <lb />
to at <lb />
Men's tine felt Hats, in- <lb />
values ranging <lb />
from 2,12.50 and at tho <lb />
exceeding low price of <lb />
Men's Hats in <lb />
and Denver shapes, <lb />
come in black and nutria <lb />
price 81.50 <lb />
All the newest shapes <lb />
as well as staple styles in <lb />
Hats that are sold every- <lb />
where for 18.65. marvelous <lb />
sale price <lb />
Staple Department <lb />
yards <lb />
1,900 yards Hope Bleach <lb />
yards Red Seal A K C <lb />
Toil de <lb />
Checks, extra value, <lb />
worth <lb />
Best Calico American Indigo <lb />
Carmine Bed, all <lb />
In- <lb />
IS- <lb />
lie <lb />
ls <lb />
Dress Goods <lb />
Crape and Voile <lb />
complete assortment <lb />
English Coverts and Damask <lb />
suitings <lb />
All wool <lb />
value <lb />
Novelty Suitings and <lb />
Mixtures, Voiles and <lb />
Crashes, late Spring style <lb />
desirable shades <lb />
Black- Cheviot in. <lb />
wide worth is I a yard. <lb />
price, yard <lb />
Tho imported English <lb />
Poplins, Mohairs, Sicilians <lb />
Mohair Serges and silk- <lb />
warp values up <lb />
to sale price <lb />
Men's Pants <lb />
Men's latest Style <lb />
and Fancy worsted Pants <lb />
in all shades and pretty <lb />
stripes, all sizes, reg. price <lb />
all go on this sale at <lb />
Pine and Plain <lb />
Pants that regularly <lb />
sold for and I; sale <lb />
price <lb />
Fine Pants that always sell <lb />
for W 16.00, stripe, <lb />
cheviots k fancy worsteds <lb />
all go in this at only <lb />
Men's Pants in <lb />
desirable patterns, regular <lb />
11.75 sellers; sale price <lb />
Knee Pants <lb />
Ladies Shoes and Oxfords <lb />
pairs of very <lb />
of this seasons goods, <lb />
hand sowed lace or button, <lb />
all weights of solo. French <lb />
kid. patent Russia calf <lb />
They are fare the best <lb />
of any shoe brought this <lb />
market, and they come in ail <lb />
sizes and widths, worth from <lb />
to on. and <lb />
pick them out from <lb />
down to <lb />
Ladies line kid shoos, <lb />
button lace, toe <lb />
and patent tip wort, <lb />
of Ladies Oxfords, <lb />
in all popular leathers, also <lb />
white canvas, worth up lo <lb />
81.20; sale price to <lb />
Hose, Hose, Hose <lb />
Ladies fast black seamless <lb />
hose, price now <lb />
A fine cot ion fast <lb />
black hose reg. price now <lb />
line plain and lace <lb />
styles black hose, worth <lb />
now <lb />
ladies beautiful fancy <lb />
hose, worth Tide, choice, pair <lb />
Children's fast black rib- <lb />
bed hose, reg price at <lb />
Children's fast black fine <lb />
hose, regular price at <lb />
Children's finest French <lb />
ribbed hose, regular price <lb />
at <lb />
Men's good fast black <lb />
socks, regular made, <lb />
price at <lb />
Men's good fast lace <lb />
and plain socks, reg. price <lb />
at <lb />
Suits <lb />
two piece suits, <lb />
single and double-breasted <lb />
jackets positively worth <lb />
during this sale only <lb />
The novelty in styles is <lb />
pair of Knee Pants <lb />
worth up to sale price and elegant-garments <lb />
. .,. that were always sold at <lb />
pair of Boys Knee all in this at <lb />
reg. sellers; sale prise distinct <lb />
A consolidation of several in Fashion- <lb />
lines of Long Pants, able Knee Pants Suits, in <lb />
value and all tho of novelties <lb />
sale price only, pair and staple styles, sale <lb />
Reduced for Home Coming Robt- <lb />
The Atlantic Coast Line an- <lb />
tickets for the Hone <lb />
Coming Week for <lb />
Bed Springs, N. C , will be at <lb />
one first class fare plus twenty-five <lb />
cents <lb />
Tickets will be sold August 18th <lb />
19th and 20th and for trims <lb />
to Bed before <lb />
noon of August 21st, limited <lb />
September first for Ex- <lb />
of the final limit to <lb />
30th may be obtained by <lb />
depositing the ticket with the <lb />
Agent Bel Springs between August <lb />
21st and September 1st, and pay- <lb />
of fee of fifty cents. <lb />
For further <lb />
with, W. J. Craig, <lb />
General Agent, <lb />
N. C <lb />
THE AMERICAN SALVAGE CO., <lb />
Must sell C. T. <lb />
Entire Stock <lb />
Pub an End lo It All. <lb />
A grievous wail conies <lb />
as a result of unbearable pain <lb />
over taxed organs. Dizziness, <lb />
Backache, Liver complaint and <lb />
The Death Penalty. <lb />
A little sometimes results <lb />
in death. Thus a mere scratch, <lb />
insignificant cuts or boils <lb />
have paid the death penalty. It <lb />
is wise to have <lb />
constipation. But thanks to Dr. handy. It's the best <lb />
King's New Lite Pills they on earth and will prevent fa- <lb />
end it all. They are gentle hut sores, ulcers <lb />
thorough. Try them. Only j Only at <lb />
Guaranteed by Jno. L. Wooten, j j L Wooten's Drug Store. <lb />
Druggist. <lb />
i The salve that heals without a scar <lb />
Never in the is DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve, <lb />
carry, easy to take, and No effects such re- <lb />
never failing in results are De- lief. It draws out <lb />
Witt's Little Karly These soothes, cools and heals all cuts, <lb />
famous little pills are a certain I burns and bruises. A sure cure <lb />
for Piles and skin diseases. De- <lb />
torpid and all of the ills; Will's only genuine Witch <lb />
resulting from constipation. Salve. Be ware of counter- <lb />
ionic and strengthen the liver, j are Sold by <lb />
by L. Wooten, John L. Wooten, druggist. <lb />
Suicide Prevented. <lb />
A startling announcement that a <lb />
preventive of suicide had been <lb />
discovered will interest many. <lb />
A run down system, or <lb />
invariably precede suicide and <lb />
End of <lb />
physicians had a long and <lb />
stubborn fight with an on <lb />
my right F. Hughes <lb />
Du Ga. gave me up. <lb />
Everybody thought ray time had <lb />
something has been found that come. As a last resort I tried Dr. <lb />
will prevent King's New Discovery for Con- <lb />
makes likely. At the first The I received <lb />
thought self was striking I my <lb />
Electric It being a great a few days. Now I've entirely <lb />
tonic and will regained my It conquers <lb />
the nerves and build up the system. all coughs, colds, and throat and <lb />
It's also a great stomach, liver and lung troubles Guaranteed by <lb />
kidney regulator. Only Sat- Jno. L. Wooten, druggist. Price <lb />
guaranteed by Jno. L. and Trial free.<lb />
residence of Mrs. Emma <lb />
For nice brass i Cox, corner Washington and Third <lb />
lamps suitable for dining room or. streets, was quarantined today, <lb />
auditorium, by club, of her children having <lb />
H. A. White.<lb />
THE EASTERN REFLECTOR.<lb />
J, WHICHARD, Editor and Owner. <lb />
and Friday. <lb />
ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE <lb />
VOL No. <lb />
GREENVILLE, Pin COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA, TUESDAY. AUGUST <lb />
No. <lb />
LOSES A LEG <lb />
W. C. Move Meets a Terrible Accident. <lb />
Between and ll o'clock <lb />
morning Wiley C. who <lb />
works at the of <lb />
Lumber Co., and is <lb />
also one of the stockholders in the <lb />
company, met with <lb />
that ins him for life. He was <lb />
in act of posing by a planing <lb />
machine that was in and <lb />
stepping too near a shaft tho left <lb />
leg his pants was caught by a <lb />
set sere. Th rapid motion of <lb />
the shaft drew his leg around it <lb />
and before the machine could be <lb />
stopped his leg from the ankle <lb />
nearly to the was horribly <lb />
mingled, the bones being broken <lb />
fragment the torn <lb />
to shreds. <lb />
Mr. was taken to the <lb />
of the factory medical aid <lb />
as quickly as <lb />
an examination showing th it am <lb />
would b necessary. <lb />
The accident was a terrible one <lb />
and much sympathy is expressed <lb />
Mr. He is <lb />
oils young man and misfortune <lb />
comes upon him just as he ml n <lb />
prime of Reflector<lb />
ACCIDENT PROVES FATAL <lb />
EXCURSION TRAIN PLUNGES <lb />
THROUGH<lb />
Engineer Failed to Stop Train and Pas- <lb />
Were Hurled to Death. <lb />
Between and Killed and Large Number Green <lb />
ville People Among the Victims. <lb />
W C. Dies From Accident. <lb />
Wiley the young <lb />
whose leg so mangled <lb />
in the incident with which he met <lb />
at plant tho Building A <lb />
Lumber Co. Thur day morning, <lb />
never revived from the shoe's and <lb />
of blood, but died Ti o'clock <lb />
afternoon. The death under <lb />
of a young man <lb />
so lull of Iv sad. <lb />
The funeral took place this <lb />
noon at o'clock the Nobles <lb />
place is h. <lb />
A Dozen Crushed. <lb />
Pa., <lb />
weighing thousands <lb />
runs, <lb />
of mill of <lb />
land company <lb />
at noon today j lire minutes lie <lb />
fore time quit work. Twenty- <lb />
seven men work in the quart; <lb />
which is a thousand long, <lb />
feet across and hundred feel <lb />
de so. The heavy rains of the past <lb />
two days had softened earth <lb />
and caused the slide rock. Only <lb />
of got away safely, <lb />
four of horn escaped by running <lb />
muss of rock on the <lb />
side of the quarry The remaining <lb />
eighteen were huddled in H <lb />
ten feel square, t of them <lb />
were killed, six injured; Two <lb />
of toe may die. <lb />
The Robber Lacked Nerve. <lb />
X. I., Aug. <lb />
News was received mis <lb />
afternoon hold attempt Inch <lb />
was made last night to up <lb />
and lob Mr. the <lb />
agent telegraph operator at <lb />
Starkey's Station on the <lb />
Burly this afternoon Kb- <lb />
received a telegram from <lb />
Norfolk that the excursion train <lb />
that left this morning <lb />
for Norfolk had been wrecked at <lb />
a I tie station between <lb />
Suffolk and only <lb />
particulars given in the telegram <lb />
the train run into an <lb />
open draw of the bridge that <lb />
of passengers were killed <lb />
and injured. Bruce being a small <lb />
station definite particulars could <lb />
not he had. <lb />
The excursion was for colored <lb />
people and many from Greenville <lb />
went on it. When news of the <lb />
wreck was bulletined t here <lb />
much excitement among the people <lb />
here. The excursion was inn by <lb />
W. K. a white man <lb />
and three other persons <lb />
went along to insist lit in in <lb />
It. <lb />
During the afternoon <lb />
telegrams came ed pro- <lb />
pie in the wreck to their friends <lb />
or letting them know <lb />
were sale, lull none of these <lb />
sages gave any information <lb />
already been received <lb />
All the n telegraph <lb />
. was crowded is try- <lb />
to get about the <lb />
and The <lb />
phone rang constantly for news, <lb />
much can given <lb />
more several <lb />
were killed mid bur their <lb />
names are not yet known. <lb />
following were from <lb />
Walter Forbes, a young while <lb />
boy. <lb />
Nelson Peebles, colored. <lb />
Doc Hemby, colored. <lb />
Mary Jones, colored. <lb />
John Colored. <lb />
Advices were sent for the bod es <lb />
these to tie sent to Greenville <lb />
first train. <lb />
K. white, manager of <lb />
excursion was reported missing <lb />
and believed to be drowned. <lb />
Forbes, other white who <lb />
went to assist was <lb />
in a hospital, injured but <lb />
well. <lb />
It was expected th it would <lb />
bring more definite of <lb />
I extent a and es <lb />
Mill<lb />
f -I- <lb />
Mary Purvis. <lb />
Sidney Thomas. <lb />
Atkinson. <lb />
The following names of Injured <lb />
today from <lb />
is in hospital, <lb />
he in well and is mil <lb />
of danger. His brother, Ed <lb />
Corbet, went to Norfolk Friday to <lb />
. after him. <lb />
A later telegram from Shel- <lb />
that the body of Mr. <lb />
will e about <lb />
o'clock this evening. It is com- <lb />
a special train and will be <lb />
ca lied to his lute residence on <lb />
comer Pitt and Fourth streets. <lb />
The funeral will take pi ice Sunday <lb />
rooming. <lb />
flu- body Walter Forbes, who <lb />
i-. son of Noah Forbes, will <lb />
rive the regular evening train. <lb />
His funeral will also take place <lb />
Sunday, The bodies of three <lb />
people Will be t <lb />
this evening. <lb />
The raising of the ears <lb />
i iv- i has bi <lb />
hands of -i v <lb />
are also For be-, <lb />
white, who is in Sarah Leigh In <lb />
slightly injured, company ft and com. <lb />
Harrington, Wm. Harris, Alfred morning <lb />
all slightly injured; Mini-1 The of bodies ahead <lb />
sou leg Ida M <lb />
was <lb />
before going to press that draw <lb />
to bridge was opened for a tug <lb />
to and the engine and <lb />
coach of the train plunged <lb />
the before the could <lb />
apply about <lb />
miles from Norfolk. <lb />
The wreck caused much ex <lb />
in Norfolk, as people <lb />
there being under the impression <lb />
that it was a while exclusion. <lb />
were received here <lb />
asking if certain persons had gone <lb />
on the <lb />
17th. <lb />
They were anxious moments to <lb />
d that waited the <lb />
office Thursday <lb />
and until well into the night to <lb />
git inf i from the <lb />
wrecked at <lb />
Va., told about in Thursday's <lb />
tin- name to h its <lb />
W hen <lb />
into lira . <lb />
i I a speed <lb />
miles, t i- <lb />
the rule stop train at <lb />
bridges. Both the engineer nun <lb />
saw the op n draw to I <lb />
to stop were <lb />
applied but do not work, en- <lb />
and fireman jumped ; i ;. <lb />
themselves, engine <lb />
two filled with <lb />
beings plunged tin- ugh open- <lb />
into the liver. <lb />
The work of rescuing begun as <lb />
as possible after the wreck <lb />
and noon ; , <lb />
I as bodies were brought iii <lb />
dead were taken to undertaking <lb />
in <lb />
the ii in Norfolk <lb />
ii Lizzie Edward-, <lb />
Addle Bailie <lb />
Stewart Gray, VI i i <lb />
The bodies of Walter and <lb />
of the colored people will <lb />
reach this <lb />
passenger train, and the excursion <lb />
those escaped m <lb />
the week will come about <lb />
o'clock <lb />
I was the w.-i-l wreck <lb />
11- nil th- <lb />
IS <lb />
the wreck is In- <lb />
tween more will be <lb />
found when car- r i-d. <lb />
never be fund, at <lb />
some have been washed <lb />
nil and away from cars, i- <lb />
not account <lb />
full extent of the <lb />
will ever be known, Daily l- <lb />
-Daily 19th. <lb />
MAIL <lb />
regular in <lb />
leg <lb />
the of seven of the <lb />
excursion wreck. number <lb />
came on I i- <lb />
ii . dead b n; d <lb />
Greenville d re <lb />
Hemby, J- <lb />
The <lb />
were points <lb />
Hie The <lb />
. on white <lb />
also <lb />
hut did not u <lb />
people were Hie d i t waiting <lb />
to I <lb />
With Sanding <lb />
Through <lb />
r i L <lb />
A Sugg his <lb />
hi in . The defendant was <lb />
W, h rural free <lb />
mail carrier, from Kins- <lb />
the him <lb />
Dock is the of an <lb />
r in mail. The case against <lb />
was worked up <lb />
Puck, of the <lb />
and he arrested <lb />
bi-i, V day night by Deputy Mar- <lb />
in, I to Green- <lb />
,. morning for a hearing <lb />
The n ii <lb />
The list of dead and injured bulk of r . <lb />
has furnished does not near <lb />
tale disaster. i <lb />
I impossible to even identify all i <lb />
brought to the surface, while <lb />
there are many others who-, i <lb />
lie at bottom d river <lb />
i- . r.<lb />
ii <lb />
oilier In r.-v r I me depot. <lb />
Many of tin- Injured who were not <lb />
burl too bad to travel were on <lb />
beard. The scenes around both <lb />
these train- pathetic, <lb />
such a mangled condition that even grief over I ho dead and injured <lb />
after lining up en never b in. id . <lb />
Southern division of Norfolk j and in which a <lb />
Western railroad. <lb />
was only by <lb />
suing of a colored man <lb />
proper lime. <lb />
Mr. was busy working <lb />
with bis telegraph Instrument when <lb />
by a big black <lb />
her of Greenville people were <lb />
involved. Those haying friends <lb />
or in the wreck were <lb />
anxious to learn of their safety, <lb />
and to enable them to get as <lb />
information as could be had the <lb />
was kept open <lb />
recognized. Many who have <lb />
their lives the wreck will <lb />
unknown graves owing lo this <lb />
to <lb />
eels Scull's <lb />
i. <lb />
where bodies W.-re <lb />
taken for identification, are a <lb />
of mostly who <lb />
arc there searching among the <lb />
dead for friends or relative T <lb />
walls of grief rend <lb />
the air when such have been <lb />
found. The scenes are <lb />
The as g nun <lb />
;. <lb />
g me Is of <lb />
. , hue, s i-. a <lb />
It i how t <lb />
were saved came out f <lb />
alive. Today lot has heel <lb />
the re but i <lb />
wreck, groups of gathering <lb />
d wherever the could lid <lb />
a talking about it. <lb />
More bodies of victims are ex- <lb />
on Ibis evening's <lb />
also other survivors who remained <lb />
Commissioner Sugg. At- <lb />
. Wooten, of <lb />
as counsel for Scar <lb />
ice until the 28th, -is <lb />
nail not had <lb />
gel his witnesses. Tie case was <lb />
continued as requested, the defend- <lb />
ant being n to give a <lb />
fled lend <lb />
tar is h. <lb />
who walked up behind him I an hour later than usual, <lb />
and said, guess you As details of the wreck <lb />
of Turning the horror and magnitude Of the <lb />
agent was confronted by man, <lb />
who a pistol pointed at bis <lb />
bead. The visitor demanded the <lb />
agent's watch, and while Mr. <lb />
Tinner moving lo get it the <lb />
noise awakened a man <lb />
tor a train and who had <lb />
asleep in the corner the <lb />
stall-in. The robber turned, and <lb />
seeing other man, made a <lb />
break for the door <lb />
disaster increased. Barry report- <lb />
staled that the engine and car <lb />
hail gone overboard into the river, <lb />
bile later the number increased <lb />
three cars, and the list of <lb />
casualties grew from killed <lb />
injured to killed about <lb />
BO injured, with tho belief that <lb />
more cars were submerged <lb />
beneath cars. <lb />
It was known Thursday night <lb />
that among the identified dead <lb />
This morning several bodies behind to <lb />
were taken into Portsmouth that dead. <lb />
were found during the nu-l Alter was <lb />
is still progress published Friday informal ion <lb />
last cams ,. of <lb />
Norfolk. It veil people had been <lb />
Will reach Arthur <lb />
some fear it may go Woolen. Today a telegram came they were brooding on soft <lb />
by time the from B. H. win. went to smelling hay, the little chicks are <lb />
known, as very few who scene of wreck Friday, not won so easily. sidle <lb />
Tobacco Stems Used in Houses. <lb />
A well-known poultry and pig- <lb />
mi raiser of Northampton, Mass., <lb />
i lice and h.-i <lb />
vermin tobacco with <lb />
aid of the <lb />
and prudence, II believes he has <lb />
a the lice <lb />
if he his chicks <lb />
n-id the smell The <lb />
pigeons use stems for <lb />
and In the cleanest <lb />
hay. They are much coarser <lb />
bay, and do not make so softs <lb />
bin the birds to rends <lb />
that tobacco odor keeps <lb />
the troublesome lice, <lb />
softness to cleanliness, The stems <lb />
have been placed in <lb />
also, and bile old birds <lb />
nestle down u- as <lb />
PERSONALS AND SOCIAL <lb />
two coaches escaped alive. ha the body of W. K. was <lb />
were work today in found this morning and would he <lb />
the effort to raise the coaches sent home as early as possible. U <lb />
the river, and when tins succeeds <lb />
more bodies will be found. <lb />
The difficulty in identifying is <lb />
l he cause of so few names being <lb />
furnished. <lb />
in a menage <lb />
afternoon the names of <lb />
following additional from Green- <lb />
ville are given the <lb />
away, were for the <lb />
persistent of their <lb />
mothers, would wander from <lb />
was learned that his body I their tobacco perfumed nests, lint <lb />
was near scene <lb />
of the wreck. Mr was lire <lb />
of the excursion, is <lb />
is believed that the will <lb />
readily become acclimated and <lb />
give up their plan to join I lie <lb />
, 17th. <lb />
I. I. Fleming went to Hamilton <lb />
I I. Mo re to Scotland<lb />
Miss Lee Sugg <lb />
a from <lb />
A. I'm n-r returned <lb />
i-m-i -I horn <lb />
I returned <lb />
y evening from Plymouth. <lb />
is. Josiah Dixon went to <lb />
evening. <lb />
O. returned loin <lb />
evening. <lb />
and Mrs. T. J. Jan <lb />
I, <lb />
cue <lb />
MiS and <lb />
--H. Was -i . -it <lb />
Airs. T. B. Moore. <lb />
Mr of <lb />
, bus visiting Mis. <lb />
. <lb />
Mrs Marj K Ward and <lb />
i. . in Id <lb />
i visit Jars <lb />
I. <lb />
Mrs. J. S Keel, who has been <lb />
I a I day sick <lb />
let men Wednesday <lb />
We very to <lb />
h her i- lunch better. <lb />
Friday, August 18th. <lb />
Brown spent Thursday hi <lb />
Watson left Thursday <lb />
Jones county. ,. <lb />
-I. W. Allen returned Thursday <lb />
from <lb />
Miss to <lb />
county this <lb />
went to Oak City <lb />
today to play a game of ball. <lb />
Miss Mae returned <lb />
evening Nashville. <lb />
Mrs. J. I. Cherry came home <lb />
I evening from <lb />
Mrs. J. W. returned <lb />
Thursday horn a visit to <lb />
Miss Betsey Greene, of La- <lb />
-i is visiting her sister, Mrs. <lb />
. M. Hodges. <lb />
p, M. Hornaday returned this <lb />
morning where he <lb />
h is visiting for the few <lb />
lay-. <lb />
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Taft and <lb />
daughter left this <lb />
for Virginia Beach and Northern <lb />
markets. <lb />
Mrs. J. T. Howard, of <lb />
who has been visiting her <lb />
Mrs. J. Q. <lb />
home this <lb />
Mi-s Andrews, of Elizabeth <lb />
City, who has been visiting Miss <lb />
B Keel, to Bethel this <lb />
morning. She will return in a few <lb />
days. <lb />
Saturday, August 19th. <lb />
Mis. W C. Johnson returned <lb />
from a visit to Dover nun <lb />
Hinton to <lb />
M this morning lo attend a <lb />
house party, <lb />
Miss of <lb />
who has been here visiting her <lb />
mother, returned home today. <lb />
Mrs. Thornton, of New <lb />
Hem, who has here for the <lb />
last few days, returned home this <lb />
morning. <lb />
reported that the satchel with his white The bird miser <lb />
money in it was found Friday procures the stems the bushel <lb />
noon when one of the cars <lb />
was dragged ashore. Mr. <lb />
leaves a wife two children. <lb />
from local cigar shops, and j <lb />
Intends to give them a thorough <lb />
trial. <lb />
Rattlesnake. <lb />
Wednesday a man from <lb />
township, we did not learn his <lb />
name, brought to town a large rat- <lb />
which be bad killed. <lb />
reptile had eleven rattles. That <lb />
is the second rattlesnake reported <lb />
from this season. <lb />
POOR PRINT<lb /></p>
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Every Careful <lb />
Thoughtful <lb />
Parent is Particular About <lb />
Their Children Wear. <lb />
We have been engaged in the business of shoeing the <lb />
LITTLE FOLKS SO LONG, <lb />
and the habit of selling the best and fitting the feet <lb />
properly has grown to be such a fixed custom with us <lb />
that you may feel perfectly safe <lb />
When You Buy Your <lb />
Children's Shoes Here. <lb />
Our stock of children's Slippers embraces almost every <lb />
desirable style and shape of the Manufacturers Art, <lb />
suitable for Summer Wear. <lb />
These Slippers are all first class in every respect, and of the best <lb />
makes, yet we are offering them at greatly reduced reason <lb />
is, we are overstocked and don't want to carry them over. <lb />
The opportunity is yours. We will be <lb />
glad to serve you. <lb />
J. B. CHERRY CO. <lb />
STORE. <lb />
Troubles With <lb />
Every knows what <lb />
it is to contend with a pupil that is <lb />
allowed to have hi own way at <lb />
home, and boy who had parents <lb />
that for him when the <lb />
teacher whips him is to be pitied <lb />
not on his own account hut because <lb />
he has such foolish parents- We <lb />
rather have a boy brought up <lb />
in an orphan asylum than to have <lb />
him brought up by parents who <lb />
no more discretion or sense of duty <lb />
than to get mad with the teacher <lb />
who, in the discharge of bis <lb />
gives their boy a part of what lie <lb />
needs with a hickory sprout. There's <lb />
nothing that will put devilment and <lb />
rebellion in a boy and carry him to <lb />
the dogs any faster than the foolish <lb />
habit of parents in taking sides and <lb />
sympathizing with him when hi <lb />
runs up against a whipping <lb />
school. Some great philosopher has <lb />
said that while imperfections of <lb />
nature cannot be entirely removed. <lb />
y can lie greatly diminished by <lb />
wise management. When a boy is <lb />
naturally possessed of a mean <lb />
and happens to have parents <lb />
who, r false sympathy, refuse to <lb />
compel obedience, that boy is more <lb />
than apt to he beard from later on <lb />
through the criminal court records. <lb />
Our Home. <lb />
The Jim Crow Book. <lb />
The late superintendent of <lb />
for Wake county <lb />
that has attracted far less <lb />
attention than it deserves. It is, <lb />
briefly stated, to give the <lb />
schoolchildren text-hooks with <lb />
of children and not of <lb />
white and girls. He thinks <lb />
that these text-books should he <lb />
and he argues that average <lb />
child cannot handle abstract <lb />
questions- Their minds are not <lb />
equal to those of the white children, <lb />
ll is also a mist put readers in <lb />
the hands of children with the <lb />
pictures of white girls and white <lb />
in them. It helps to increase <lb />
the desire for social equality Give <lb />
them readers with pictures of <lb />
girls and boys and farming <lb />
implements in There is <lb />
sound logic in this. are not so <lb />
sure about the study of pictures of <lb />
while children increasing the desire <lb />
of children Fur social equality, <lb />
but the general idea of books <lb />
children is a good one <lb />
Such hooks would undoubtedly <lb />
stimulate a greater desire for learn- <lb />
in the breast of the little <lb />
-I Chronicle. <lb />
There arc few states in tho union <lb />
according to the latest statistics, <lb />
which are not investigating official <lb />
corruption of various degrees <lb />
kinds. Some of them have <lb />
openly and notoriously on the <lb />
market. Members are bought like .- <lb />
many cattle. Great and righteous <lb />
indignation is created and in some <lb />
instances the people have risen in <lb />
their might, demanded and secured <lb />
reform- No one suggested for a <lb />
second because a Legislature <lb />
was corrupt that it be <lb />
abolished. Yet a corrupt Legislature <lb />
is far more detrimental to public <lb />
interests and demoralizing to public <lb />
sentiment than any minor branch <lb />
government could lie. So we view <lb />
the dispensary business. Admit that <lb />
there is and corruption in it, <lb />
dots it necessarily follow that honest <lb />
men cannot be obtained to operate <lb />
Record. <lb />
It Is Too Hot To Cook <lb />
And I can save you much <lb />
of that <lb />
Send to my store for Nice Crackers, <lb />
Assorted lakes, Canned Goods <lb />
and other ready to serve- <lb />
Butter on every <lb />
Kine Pitt county <lb />
Nice Chocolate <lb />
Everything fresh and good all the <lb />
time. <lb />
MARCELLUS FLEMING <lb />
GREENVILLE'S <lb />
TONSORIAL PARLOR, <lb />
Hopkins, Daniel Davis, Props <lb />
Cleanliness our <lb />
Only experienced men em <lb />
ployed. <lb />
WOOD WOOD <lb />
Dry, Split Pine Wood, cut <lb />
length, delivered at your dim, <lb />
No. <lb />
Yours for <lb />
JOE JENKINS. <lb />
White Front Barber Shop <lb />
OPPOSITE J. II CHERRY CO. <lb />
Sharp Razors, clean Towels <lb />
Work guaranteed. <lb />
COSMETICS A SPECIALTY. <lb />
Thanking one and all for you pas <lb />
and hoping for your con <lb />
I remain, <lb />
Yours to serve, <lb />
S. J. NOBLES. Prop. <lb />
Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets <lb />
A Medicine for Busy <lb />
Brings Golden Health and Renewed Vigor. <lb />
i fop Indication, Live <lb />
ml Trimble. <lb />
Bowels. <lb />
i .,; ;. It's Rocky Ten in tub- <lb />
form, a box. nun by <lb />
II u <lb />
GOLDEN NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PEOPLE <lb />
HARNESS REPAIRED and SHOES <lb />
by experienced workmen at the shop <lb />
II. Ellis in Winslow Mills <lb />
GIVE MB A TRIAL. <lb />
SUITED. <lb />
A barrel for the <lb />
A hand out for the heat, <lb />
A knock-out for the <lb />
And for Ilia feet. <lb />
is tin- name. All <lb />
ell it and guarantee the result, <lb />
The physical view the health <lb />
the men in Wake county jail for <lb />
is now being urged upon <lb />
governor, who is told that <lb />
tinned imprisonment for Rogers and <lb />
may mean death, Very <lb />
i Governor Glenn says that <lb />
this is not a to diagnosed <lb />
but by physicians, and that <lb />
be mus bear from a partisan <lb />
board -i doctors confinement <lb />
means death before he can think of <lb />
News and Observer. <lb />
LAMER HILLIARD, <lb />
Greenville, N. C. <lb />
MARBLE MONUMENTAL WORK <lb />
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. <lb />
Iron Fencing <lb />
ii <lb />
. <lb />
REFRESHING. <lb />
CURES INDIGESTION. <lb />
HATCH <lb />
SPECIAL <lb />
via <lb />
A COAST LINE. <lb />
BUFFALO, N. Y., sad return <lb />
920.20 Annual meeting Grand <lb />
B P O B N. Y. <lb />
July 11- 1906. Ticket on <lb />
MIC 8th, and final <lb />
limn July 15th. Ticket will be <lb />
i el noted lo passage <lb />
each direction Extension of <lb />
final limit to maybe <lb />
by deposit of ticket <lb />
Special and <lb />
of fee of STOP at <lb />
Washington, Baltimore <lb />
Philadelphia on tickets reading <lb />
those points will be <lb />
lowed on going trip <lb />
transit limit, and on trip <lb />
within final limit, July 16th. If <lb />
have been extended, step <lb />
can be taken not to exceed ten <lb />
not later then August 4th. <lb />
and return <lb />
Educational <lb />
Association, <lb />
July 37th. Tickets on sale <lb />
June 29th to July 2nd inclusive, <lb />
final limit July Tickets <lb />
restricted to continuous passage <lb />
in each direction. Extension of <lb />
the final limit may be obtained <lb />
to August by deposit of <lb />
ticket with Special Agent <lb />
payment of fee of cents at <lb />
time of Stop over at <lb />
New York on return trip may <lb />
be obtained provided ticket <lb />
has been validated by joint <lb />
agent. Asbury Park and is <lb />
deposited with Joint Agent New <lb />
York not later than one day <lb />
after validation at Asbury Park <lb />
and upon payment of fee of <lb />
1.00 at time of deposit, but in <lb />
on ease shall stop over at New <lb />
York extend beyond August <lb />
Stop overs, Washington, <lb />
I inn and Philadelphia will <lb />
on the going trip <lb />
win in going limit of the ticket <lb />
not to exceed July on <lb />
the return trip within final <lb />
limit of ticket If tickets have <lb />
been extended stop over may be <lb />
taken period of ten days not <lb />
lo exceed August 31st. <lb />
NEWMAN <lb />
At the Old Stand. <lb />
I have purchased the stock of <lb />
GROCERIES and business of J. <lb />
and will carry the bus- <lb />
at bis old stand on Five <lb />
Points. <lb />
I ill add to the stock to meet the <lb />
demands of the trade and will at <lb />
nil carry a complete line of <lb />
Heavy and Kane Groceries. <lb />
Finns, Tobacco <lb />
Cigars, etc. <lb />
Call on me when you want the <lb />
best Groceries or the lowest price <lb />
at which they can be sold. <lb />
J. J. <lb />
The Five Points Grocer. <lb />
barber Shop. <lb />
. Fleming. Props. <lb />
it . <lb />
ANIMAL ARCHITECTS. <lb />
GRANT AND LONGSTREET. <lb />
From Kinston to Norfolk <lb />
AND THE <lb />
FOB WHITE PEOPLE ONLY <lb />
Wednesday and day <lb />
August and <lb />
FARE <lb />
under years I. <lb />
W. C KINGS, Agent. <lb />
i ii lull mill <lb />
. h killed <lb />
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LIST . <lb />
Notice is hereby given that the ii <lb />
tax the county of <lb />
for the years 1908 and will <lb />
at public to r <lb />
for i ire the court r <lb />
In the town of Greenville, Monday, <lb />
September lib, <lb />
be t <lb />
order i I the Board Com I <lb />
Pitt i <lb />
R. Clerk. <lb />
Hand <lb />
Stock of I . Id ft <lb />
Also Siding, and <lb />
Partition all kind dressed <lb />
in-- fin building a <lb />
house Hills cut <lb />
on <lb />
id. <lb />
Greenville Lumber Veneer Co- <lb />
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depot mid wharf and fore on I <lb />
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p. R. L. Caw, <lb />
Dentist. <lb />
N. C. <lb />
SUITS UP and <lb />
PANTS UP. <lb />
Made to Measure. <lb />
Every man who takes pride In his <lb />
personal will <lb />
the i nm lines <lb />
The r bask They <lb />
are and made to lit<lb />
take your v <lb />
you have you selection <lb />
hundreds patterns, <lb />
will make your In a way <lb />
ill be hi you. <lb />
PAUL Taylor, <lb />
Greenville. N. C. <lb />
i end Pressing a Specialty <lb />
LADIES <lb />
DR. <lb />
I COMPOUND. <lb />
Many Birds, Ind Fishes <lb />
Clover Builders. <lb />
A West Point Friendship That Held <lb />
Throughout Their Lives. <lb />
Many birds, insects and The strong schoolboy friendship <lb />
fishes arc clever architects and began at West between <lb />
builders and have mastered tonic of Grant and lasted <lb />
the rudiments of masonry, and at throughout their live. <lb />
least one bird is u very clever stone- of the class alter Longstreet, hut <lb />
The is called by their silent, serious <lb />
the or stone- lures were in spontaneous sword, <lb />
mason, in Britain it is known mid, Helen Longstreet in <lb />
as the Ii usually builds and Longstreet at High <lb />
THE NEW WAY sleep Comfortable <lb />
in a deep in a cliff, but often <lb />
it chooses u low excavation or cave <lb />
and sets to work. It uses no <lb />
tar, although some other birds can <lb />
mix mortar to of hard- <lb />
ll first collects a number of <lb />
stones and places them together as <lb />
became friends from their <lb />
first meeting. Thai one from <lb />
the and one from the south <lb />
made no difference, as later it <lb />
made no difference in feeling <lb />
of personal affection one led <lb />
the of the Union and the <lb />
a inundation for the future nest. was a Confederate general. <lb />
it builds a dry stone wall in <lb />
front of the place the not is to <lb />
This is often a solid barrier, <lb />
in which the stones are piled in such <lb />
a way as to make it almost as thick <lb />
as it is long. The barrier of stones <lb />
General Longstreet of ten spoke of <lb />
the details of the capitulation at <lb />
He said that when be <lb />
wen into the conference room in <lb />
the residence us one of the <lb />
Confederate commissioners he was <lb />
-BY. <lb />
SLEEPING ON THE BEST. <lb />
Royal Elastic Felt Mattresses are <lb />
to all others. <lb />
in front of one nest examined by a I compelled to pass through the room <lb />
on the subject was nine inch-I occupied by General Grant as his <lb />
es long, nine inches thick and two headquarters. <lb />
and a half inches high. In ibis bar- <lb />
there were no fewer than <lb />
stones. In the foundation of tho <lb />
nest were more, making in <lb />
all, of which the weight was <lb />
four and u half the largest <lb />
stone weighing two ounces, laving <lb />
thus made the foundation wall <lb />
of stone, it builds inside the latter <lb />
a comfortable nest, the upholstering <lb />
of which is ill no way deficient in <lb />
finish. <lb />
Swallows and house build <lb />
by sticking together pellets of <lb />
pared rood mud. Mo-t of the ma- <lb />
is obtained from the drying <lb />
puddles on the high roads. If not <lb />
mixed with anything else the tend- <lb />
ency of these pellets would be to <lb />
crumble when dry. Hut the swallow <lb />
tribe are supplied with a mucous <lb />
Mention which enables them to <lb />
gum the particles together. The <lb />
from which the Chi- <lb />
nest is made <lb />
tire constructed of this mucous mat- <lb />
only. An Indian swallow, which <lb />
builds little boat shaped nests <lb />
against the trunks of trees, <lb />
practically makes them of dried <lb />
Among the birds of the western <lb />
hemisphere best mason is a pot- <lb />
us well. This is the oven bird <lb />
of the pampas in South America. <lb />
It is called the or house <lb />
builder, by the Spaniard-. The nest <lb />
is made of mud and bits of straw, <lb />
practically the as the material <lb />
used for most buildings in Mexico. <lb />
The walls very thick, and there <lb />
is a partition wall inside, reaching <lb />
so high as in form an <lb />
New-. <lb />
Deceiving the Natives. <lb />
The Medical Journal tells <lb />
the following According to <lb />
Sir John Malcolm, a well known <lb />
Scotch surgeon, on the introduction I <lb />
of inoculation into India, I they are, but they must be very <lb />
lick creatures. never hear of <lb />
them but they're <lb />
American. <lb />
He felt curious to know bow Gen- <lb />
era would receive him. lie <lb />
bud loved Grant as one of his <lb />
est boyhood friends, but limes were <lb />
much changed. Grant was victor, <lb />
be was vanquished. He was there- <lb />
fore prepared to observe the rigid <lb />
demeanor of those between whom <lb />
ceremony only forces recognition. <lb />
But us soon as be entered the room <lb />
Grant rose, approached him with a <lb />
greater show of demonstration than <lb />
ever in the older days and slapped <lb />
him on the shoulder, <lb />
can't we get <lb />
back to tie good old dins by playing <lb />
s game of <lb />
At Point the nickname <lb />
among the for General Long-<lb />
The part of that meet- <lb />
I he splendid bearing of the <lb />
conquered Confederates, the modest <lb />
of the Union victors and, <lb />
all, the noble generosity of j <lb />
in refusing to accept the <lb />
word of Lee and in giving the fair- <lb />
est term- possible under the existing <lb />
circumstances, these are known in <lb />
all who have read United States <lb />
history. <lb />
The Sickly <lb />
They wire neither of them <lb />
scholars, but they liked to <lb />
move with the times us regards <lb />
their knowledge of current events, <lb />
so the daily newspaper was regular- <lb />
delivered their humble <lb />
and it was Jennie's duty to read <lb />
out dining breakfast time all the <lb />
mo.-l interesting items of the day. <lb />
tine morning, after wading through <lb />
the intelligence page from the <lb />
front, she turned to another page <lb />
of tho paper and <lb />
it says here that <lb />
octogenarian's <lb />
an <lb />
I don't quite know what <lb />
you Had to Get Your <lb />
News In the Old Way <lb />
In the old times people had to go from house to h use <lb />
t tell news or at the cross roads store once a week <lb />
to out what was going on. They were slow days. <lb />
It Is Not So Now <lb />
But in this day of and rural free delivery <lb />
mail you can get the news every day. <lb />
This is the leading age and no home is complete <lb />
a good newspaper. Every man ought to take his county <lb />
ind know what is going on. <lb />
The Reflector <lb />
can supply you with the news. We print two editions, Daily <lb />
and Semi-Weekly <lb />
Our piece Enamel Iron Beds are <lb />
as the best <lb />
every Royal Elastic Mattress and <lb />
bed is guarantee-If not the best, price re- <lb />
funded. <lb />
THE DAILY REFLECTOR <lb />
is a and costs <lb />
only a <lb />
THE EASTERN REFLECTOR <lb />
i s i <lb />
pa d p, a <lb />
the practice met with great <lb />
from the natives. In order to <lb />
overcome their prejudices Mr. <lb />
of Madras, who was well versed in <lb />
,.,.,. The of Our Childhood. <lb />
Sanskrit literature, composed a ,. , . <lb />
i It be u common experience <lb />
short poem on vaccination in that , . . . ., <lb />
language. The poem was inscribed wk <lb />
on Old paper and was said to <lb />
discovered. The object of to the things n literature or <lb />
tho pious fraud was that the m q <lb />
of vaccination's antiquity of highest worth oratory we <lb />
vaccinations <lb />
might help to reconcile the mini- <lb />
of Brahmans lo the use of a <lb />
lactic drawn from their sacred cow. <lb />
The Hedgehog. <lb />
A hedgehog curls itself up by a <lb />
is, by muscles like those <lb />
which produce a it <lb />
frowns severely or according <lb />
to If it is l <lb />
hard, it itself tighter. If <lb />
really hurt, it frowns into a tight <lb />
ball. The can he erected in <lb />
it measure, though a- point nil <lb />
ways, this is not needed, i . are <lb />
us sharp as needles. We have only <lb />
known one doff, a large black and <lb />
once -at under, the music we once <lb />
sang or played, the engraving we <lb />
used to buy and hang on walls <lb />
when we were eighteen <lb />
poor and cheap they often <lb />
seem after a quarter of u century or <lb />
so. winch we have read more, <lb />
thought more, used our eyes more <lb />
and drunk deeper of the sad <lb />
music of <lb />
Herbivorous Animals. <lb />
animals do not eat <lb />
all of nature's menu. The horse re <lb />
fuse- the water hemlock the <lb />
gnat cats with avidity, and, on the <lb />
other hand, the coat refuses some <lb />
U . <lb />
white seller, which would , <lb />
bite u hedgehog till it killed The tobacco plant is avoided by all <lb />
it. lint this dog was quite mad and <lb />
shared of the com- <lb />
to certain lunatics. <lb />
Aged, but Not Respected. <lb />
There used lo live in Lynn, Mass., <lb />
a well known wit named Darius <lb />
tine day he was a grocery <lb />
store, where they had recently <lb />
chased a new lot of butter. The <lb />
grocer said, take horns <lb />
some of that butter and see how <lb />
like which he did. A few <lb />
afterward ho was the store <lb />
when the grocer said. <lb />
how did you like that <lb />
said Darius, I'm <lb />
Sold as that butter I hope shall <lb />
as <lb />
Enforced Virtue. <lb />
u-e. R <lb />
alter I ii i mien the <lb />
will and <lb />
i i of <lb />
save the coat, man and the tobacco <lb />
worm. Some botanists think that <lb />
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ill.- Greenville, N. C, u- class matter, <lb />
made upon application. <lb />
.,, I counties. <lb />
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paper time and urged <lb />
Ore. to have active <lb />
chamber inn t boar I <lb />
trade in in the inter- <lb />
el the i urn. In re much <lb />
that could r through <lb />
a channel. Greenville <lb />
good men, and as enter <lb />
prising round <lb />
anywhere, there is a lack of co- <lb />
operation among them on matter <lb />
that would to the l <lb />
all. mid lie coming <lb />
gather and I n conference on <lb />
matter to the general <lb />
business of the and <lb />
when i in i- made all <lb />
move together. If merchants, <lb />
the professions <lb />
men, and all would <lb />
together and cooperate with tin <lb />
pushing Greenville <lb />
forward a trade yon would <lb />
s.- the w ii I pin. <lb />
Let hi ii and doing <lb />
Ii-- Pitts. r i Record, . I <lb />
II <lb />
ii- 28th year Th Record was <lb />
J in I 7- by London, <lb />
Ii solely under hi man- <lb />
since It is a paper <lb />
I rue i and shun <lb />
I con <lb />
I its . <lb />
The responsibility for the terrible <lb />
wreck which occurred at Braes, Vs . <lb />
in which Mr. Jolly and <lb />
Walter wen tided and <lb />
colored pa <lb />
wounded and injured should be <lb />
determined the proper <lb />
mint There cannot <lb />
be too much care exercised <lb />
where people <lb />
travel daily. deepest sympathy <lb />
is expressed here for the bereaved <lb />
wife and mother. <lb />
Russia is trying to make <lb />
that <lb />
always been a true <lb />
Hie retiring superintendent <lb />
iii Wake county recommend <lb />
to the I aid 1.1 education that <lb />
children text books <lb />
with picture children. II <lb />
say- the pictures of white child <lb />
ran in the text by <lb />
children has s tendency to increase <lb />
the desire among the for <lb />
social equality- <lb />
friend to Tinted <lb />
go. We have that big <lb />
ditch to dig, with hole in the <lb />
treasury as big as a <lb />
we fancy the Bide that got <lb />
; d how. <lb />
If women in having the <lb />
word displaced from the <lb />
marriage ceremony, they will have <lb />
succeeded all found, for hoy die- <lb />
n rial life about the time <lb />
knot was tied. <lb />
I k man. who when he <lb />
was waylaid and attacked by n <lb />
drew his pistol, shot two I <lb />
t ii -in dead in tracks <lb />
tally wounded three others, was in <lb />
expert in handling his gun. <lb />
the story sounds almost as <lb />
the Beaufort shark yarn. <lb />
As the inter state commerce m <lb />
mission has suddenly sprung an <lb />
of the methods re- <lb />
p Armour <lb />
The officials New York say they <lb />
an to wipe out grime in <lb />
Chinatown It looks like they <lb />
Could d i Ii r work by starting <lb />
in the heart of the city. <lb />
Here's hoping that there will <lb />
in leaks sprung in govern- <lb />
department huge enough for <lb />
more grafters to fall through. <lb />
New Swindle <lb />
Here's a brand new swindle which <lb />
is being worked on the <lb />
farmers id <lb />
A well dressed stranger stays all <lb />
night with the intended victim and <lb />
the stay reports that he has <lb />
lost a valuable diamond pin some- <lb />
where t the place After search <lb />
for a ball day he takes his leave, <lb />
reeling badly about bis loss, request <lb />
the family to keep a watch out for <lb />
the pin, milling that be ill <lb />
for its recovery. A Caw days <lb />
after a hum appears and <lb />
accidentally shows a pin exactly <lb />
like the one they have been looking <lb />
f casually that be <lb />
found it just outside the gate. Al <lb />
the pin is sold <lb />
for and sometime The <lb />
, i ii writes to the address <lb />
left ranger and asks him to <lb />
bring hi hundred and get bis pin <lb />
it., nine the in <lb />
the deal and the I in had cost <lb />
ii loan News. <lb />
A. certain contemporary rises to <lb />
remark there is much old- <lb />
Democracy Fact is, <lb />
then- has been ti o much of it left. <lb />
day will be <lb />
r- i lie Car Co will not be so loud in saying I. . <lb />
ii, <lb />
women Who Many. <lb />
The woman who proudly <lb />
hem a pocket hand <lb />
ken In, I. never made up a bed in <lb />
and with a simper <lb />
has in society ever <lb />
since she was <lb />
The woman who would rather <lb />
a pug dog a baby <lb />
Tin- who thinks men <lb />
arc angels. <lb />
The woman who would rather die <lb />
than wear a hit seasons old. <lb />
The woman who thinks that the <lb />
cook and nurse can keep house. <lb />
The woman <lb />
of hive three times a day. <lb />
The woman who buys ornaments <lb />
for the drawing room and borrows <lb />
kit- hen utensils from her neighbors; <lb />
and w ho thinks la lite decorations are <lb />
more importance than good food. <lb />
The woman who wants things just <lb />
because have <lb />
Raleigh Enterprise. <lb />
GREAT VALUES<lb />
in <lb />
Negligee Shirts <lb />
We have only a few more of the 1-2 Size <lb />
Negligee Shirts left, these are the greatest <lb />
Values of the Season <lb />
You can buy our grade in this size <lb />
for cents and grade for <lb />
Come early before these values are ill dis- <lb />
posed of<lb />
Frank Wilson, <lb />
THE KING CLOTHIER. <lb />
h T . NEED <lb />
i . . Ii to pun <lb />
t. . on one her fun <lb />
-iii the i in median- <lb />
another and <lb />
Association. Such ; <lb />
parts of industry and feeder to <lb />
banks and n to substantial <lb />
We have a <lb />
more oh i in local <lb />
affairs, and u Ii a nay mom y <lb />
laving i- a kindergarten <lb />
toward am ii action I here is no <lb />
possible the benefits <lb />
to the and the people, <lb />
individually or <lb />
The above is o the h <lb />
Times, and we are to give tin <lb />
paragraph A mid <lb />
loan is thing i <lb />
our capitol city, I r already <lb />
one, nod the another mi <lb />
the pan o Time i-. a sure <lb />
cation of i he great and value <lb />
there he derived Iran such an <lb />
This aper ha for a long time <lb />
advocated organization a <lb />
and loan tor <lb />
somehow our people <lb />
are mis e it to <lb />
ii ii is going to do to get even <lb />
wit ii i he North Carolina berry ship- <lb />
H t <lb />
Mrs. Burnett, <lb />
man who wrecked a <lb />
express is ii M <lb />
Mrs. Burnett didn't put any ob- <lb />
on the <lb />
failed to den- track and a rear <lb />
end collision was the result. The <lb />
road i-. to bring suit <lb />
for damages. <lb />
The as ii put a ban <lb />
Upon lawyers hunting up I to <lb />
bring but it u unlawful <lb />
for a lawyer i on the <lb />
basis m n less <lb />
the <lb />
S i i the <lb />
can and that he <lb />
call not had a divided <lb />
the Demo- <lb />
will d ling. <lb />
the peace commission <lb />
the money tin- hotels <lb />
out it will make them think <lb />
it was worth while, all the same. <lb />
The envoy were unlimited in their <lb />
expenditures and it is all charged <lb />
up hi the cost of the war <lb />
nays the Charlotte New. <lb />
Down here it if every day, except <lb />
Sunday. <lb />
Charlotte has had such a scandal <lb />
over her waterworks system that <lb />
she is advising other towns to he <lb />
careful- <lb />
When a law is enforced against all <lb />
people alike no cue has a right to <lb />
lain, there are sidewalks in <lb />
Greenville that have not yet been <lb />
cleared of weeds. would <lb />
look better if all wen- cleaned. <lb />
It broke out in a new place <lb />
Salisbury is getting <lb />
in connection with <lb />
proposed Republican paper venture <lb />
We will believe that paper is coming <lb />
when we see it. <lb />
The Russian bears are not dancing <lb />
exactly to suit the Japanese organ <lb />
grinders. <lb />
Say, Mr. Weather Man. what is <lb />
this you are giving <lb />
The first solid train load of goods <lb />
of one order ever shipped by a <lb />
Southern factory passed through <lb />
i Greensboro Monday, containing the <lb />
first installment of furniture for <lb />
Panama Canal, contracted for by <lb />
government with the White <lb />
Company of A United <lb />
Slates inspector completed ex- <lb />
of the goods Saturday, <lb />
not single article <lb />
The consignment is direct to <lb />
ma The train is handsomely <lb />
placarded, prominently hilled <lb />
elaborately decorated <lb />
Headlight. <lb />
Everybody to Ins own liking. If <lb />
John thinks hooker <lb />
Washington is as good as himself <lb />
we see no reason for other people <lb />
trying to convince him to the con- <lb />
If the pence negotiations result in <lb />
a failure President cannot <lb />
feel in such high feather over his <lb />
good offices in bringing the envoys <lb />
together <lb />
Russian newspaper man says <lb />
Russia didn't know the Japanese <lb />
before the war, tines Russia has <lb />
had all the introduction she wants <lb />
now. <lb />
In ancient times kissing a <lb />
girl was resorted as a sure cure <lb />
for the headache- always <lb />
i Tiered in the old-fashioned <lb />
dies <lb />
Corruption at its Height. <lb />
The President continually talks <lb />
about more laws for breaking <lb />
and regulating railroads, lie will <lb />
end in talk. If he will enforce half <lb />
the laws we have those <lb />
whose quest is apparent to one <lb />
but a blind partisan, he will do his <lb />
country B great service and pave the <lb />
way for any needed legislation. The <lb />
Sherman anti-trust law can be en- <lb />
f nod and to do so will keep the <lb />
government until the next election <lb />
There is a growing sentiment all <lb />
over the country the President <lb />
is taking it all out in talk The New <lb />
York World thinks he lacks <lb />
courage to arrest one of the big <lb />
of the laws. The few indict- <lb />
that have been drawn and <lb />
prosecuted have been against the <lb />
little offenders. A cleaning out of <lb />
the departments In Washington will <lb />
keep the law officers busy and till <lb />
the prisons. The era of corruption <lb />
growing out of the <lb />
can war is now at its height. <lb />
begin in Washington. <lb />
There are rascals there than <lb />
and Lad <lb />
Wilmington has shut <lb />
yellow u t ii advice <lb />
The first bale of cotton for the <lb />
1905 season has appeared, and <lb />
veil, in county, claims <lb />
honor Ten fifty five was the price <lb />
per pound it brought, and with the <lb />
farmers of tho South standing solid- <lb />
together, ten cents a will <lb />
the price for c <lb />
II hi and t . n <lb />
a- I a i the <lb />
The District of <lb />
itself in order hi keep the <lb />
from voting and in lining so <lb />
it set the pace all the Southern <lb />
States. In face of the fact that I lie <lb />
cannot vote in Washington, <lb />
they Bock there in greater number <lb />
than in any other city in the United <lb />
The population of <lb />
Washington is nearly In tint <lb />
depots there, they are always in <lb />
evidence as good, if not bettor thou <lb />
than the while <lb />
Chronicle. <lb />
The churches that do not quit <lb />
giving while they build <lb />
that will do to tie to, Pastor Rich <lb />
took a groat mission collection last <lb />
Sunday week, and <lb />
keeps right on increasing its con- <lb />
to me Orphanage, and <lb />
there are many others. Building a <lb />
house is no excuse for withholding <lb />
contributions to the Lord's cause. <lb />
and Children. <lb />
Winston says t. the dis- <lb />
cannot come in We <lb />
are getting on nicely without you. <lb />
Hun. C. Watson thinks dis- <lb />
be heated ill the <lb />
and not the towns <lb />
and cities. Littleton Herald. <lb />
Hardware. <lb />
For C Stoves Ranges, <lb />
heaters Pumps, Guns, Am- <lb />
munition, One and Two Horse <lb />
Steel Plows, Heat Cutters and <lb />
In fact anything <lb />
in Hardware come to <lb />
H. L. CARR <lb />
-New- and Observer <lb />
The Russian ;. , <lb />
; . lent. <lb />
i. . , u.-i s Hive a Amer-<lb />
linger mi-1 <lb />
us long us there i any i <lb />
Wilmington Star <lb />
ITEMS. <lb />
N. C. <lb />
fairly good crop here- <lb />
prospect of good <lb />
price-, low I- has from <lb />
its ho manifest <lb />
the summer mouths, and <lb />
a spirit of good cheer <lb />
been with us for the past <lb />
weeks. <lb />
Quite we have had <lb />
many pretty visitors to our town <lb />
in of Miss <lb />
Avery, Rocky Mount, and Mis <lb />
Knight, of who <lb />
have been visiting Miss <lb />
Moore, Miss Lula William, o <lb />
visited Miss Susie Moore, and <lb />
others who came lo make up a gay <lb />
party residence W, <lb />
M. Moore, <lb />
Our v townsmen took a <lb />
pan house party and add-; <lb />
ed no little to of i <lb />
our visitors. <lb />
W. U. O. Galloway <lb />
to Greenville yesterday to look at <lb />
the tobacco market. <lb />
L. K went to . <lb />
today. <lb />
and wife left for <lb />
Baltimore yesterday morning. <lb />
There has been right <lb />
typhoid fever in this bat <lb />
we are glad lo say that it ha <lb />
somewhat abated. <lb />
Fred Knight, of spent <lb />
week with the of Or, <lb />
Joins. Fred Jones returned home <lb />
with him <lb />
. of <lb />
. l ha an i Ii us for the <lb />
p .- k insurance and <lb />
lie ii i <lb />
i.-- i- it <lb />
nils, <lb />
Ills l ii re a Mi C <lb />
Jones. <lb />
We to see Grant Ty- <lb />
son, of Greenville, in town this <lb />
week. <lb />
Pointed Paragraphs <lb />
Gossip gains currency, but no <lb />
coin. <lb />
toper has his <lb />
feat ties. <lb />
Whiskey in a bottle may he a <lb />
good thing, but in a man it's a <lb />
nuisance <lb />
Had luck is reasonably sure to <lb />
to those who only to <lb />
luck. <lb />
expert shopper can visit <lb />
seventeen stores in one afternoon <lb />
and without spending a <lb />
cent. <lb />
Usually the sou of h self made <lb />
begins to the ladder <lb />
from the point at which his father <lb />
stopped climbing. <lb />
A woman's voice seldom <lb />
vents her from believing that she <lb />
can sing. <lb />
In an Ohio town the women <lb />
have organized a secret society for <lb />
t-e swapping of secrets. <lb />
Milliners and dressmakers are <lb />
not entirely responsible for church <lb />
attendance, but they help <lb />
Suppress the Boycott. <lb />
Shanghai, Aug. The Chinese <lb />
Board has ordered <lb />
the viceroy of to <lb />
make every to the <lb />
which lot n.-v <lb />
lo I in; H i, <lb />
A no-; <lb />
v.- <lb />
tin of I <lb />
soup <lb />
la. s. nulls <lb />
will result. <lb />
This department is in who is authorized to rep- <lb />
resent the Eastern Reflector in and territory. <lb />
Mrs. and daughter <lb />
are visiting in the country. <lb />
Pit <lb />
Company now supply de- <lb />
for no-Hi and <lb />
hulls at lowest market prices. <lb />
Mrs. L and M--. <lb />
Jackson spent yesterday <lb />
afternoon at the home of A. G. <lb />
Cox. <lb />
A. Ange are selling <lb />
shoes They sell a pretty <lb />
shoe cents. <lb />
When the down freight came In <lb />
Wednesday, three <lb />
slipped off of the train and started <lb />
arriving here, they <lb />
a. B. House, of near <lb />
was a pleasant caller in our village <lb />
Friday. He is i <lb />
of High and <lb />
very pleasantly here. <lb />
and of <lb />
Stokes were town Sunday, <lb />
Many of our people attended the <lb />
burial of W. O, <lb />
a tie i in- m He was once a student <lb />
in the High school <lb />
and is kindly remembered by <lb />
the people <lb />
of our village We extend our <lb />
to the bereaved <lb />
ones. May they implicitly trust <lb />
Hun who alone is able to <lb />
All c of paint, and yellow <lb />
rolled down the road yesterday <lb />
there is no doubt but what it <lb />
hi vim- ft several year <lb />
Pi. way A. <lb />
i n-4 <lb />
i --I it lire cheap at <lb />
A . a age ft <lb />
If v D- <lb />
. W. A g, I lie ll <lb />
p a i <lb />
. , , at Barber a Co. <lb />
had <lb />
. . Mrs. Pulley Smith, who has <lb />
put off and had drawn a , , <lb />
c F , , . , been sometime with her <lb />
pistol one hands; so the <lb />
r ., . , ,. , granddaughter at Seven <lb />
quickly , , . <lb />
. . returned. We an- glad to <lb />
man Charles Smith I <lb />
. . . . have her back again. <lb />
presence. liming themselves ,.,.,, <lb />
r , I Livery and Iced stables, <lb />
close v them t <lb />
, whips and . I. <lb />
a pistol from his pocket as <lb />
mint, bat a from the Cox, who has been <lb />
pistol caused near Washington <lb />
leave rather hurriedly. j <lb />
i ,. . . . 11.1.1, i. i new tar heel Wail on <lb />
last they wen- <lb />
none swift to <lb />
them. <lb />
We saw F. A. Haddock, of Obi- <lb />
cod, in this week <lb />
plies of A. W. Ange Co. <lb />
J. B. Smith and daughter, Miss <lb />
May, Ayden, were <lb />
callers in our town Thursday, <lb />
Big line of hat cap <lb />
received, latest styles. n, <lb />
Bin her Co. <lb />
1-1 E. Forsythe, traveling agent <lb />
Publishing Co, <lb />
was in town and <lb />
sold to the High <lb />
a set edition of <lb />
Encyclopedia. This <lb />
valuable addition the <lb />
library, already <lb />
contain more than eight <lb />
A lieu in ti <lb />
u lo, Harrington. <lb />
Mis Richard Brown, i Mies <lb />
Minnie of Oxford, is <lb />
at the home of Ur. B. T. <lb />
Cox. <lb />
a. O. <lb />
are making some <lb />
best most comfortable desks <lb />
on the market, which they will <lb />
sell a very low price. We hope <lb />
many of the Hit <lb />
will avail themselves <lb />
this opportunity to make tin-n <lb />
school rooms comfortable aim <lb />
pleasant before the opening of die <lb />
schools. <lb />
Wednesday evening Dr. B. T. <lb />
Cox from Baltimore, but <lb />
Mrs. remained her little <lb />
Grace, who is receiving <lb />
the treatment for hydro- <lb />
phobia. <lb />
Just received by K. G. <lb />
car load lime which <lb />
they will sell very cheap. <lb />
Little Miss Irina Isabel <lb />
inn- with relatives <lb />
here. <lb />
our lust mail brought in more <lb />
orders for Hunsucker buggies. <lb />
Misses Fannie and Lela <lb />
Lizzie Barney, of <lb />
have friends and <lb />
relatives in town. <lb />
Twenty-five splendid Tarheel <lb />
for sale by A. G. Cox <lb />
Mfg. . <lb />
We are glad to see Frank Ed- <lb />
nun back in the office <lb />
of the A. G. Cox Mfg. Co <lb />
Prof. Nye returned Thursday <lb />
from a trip in Jones and <lb />
counties, where Us many <lb />
pupils the High <lb />
school. In the evening lie left for <lb />
the eastern part of Pitt. <lb />
SHins shoes U. O. Chapman <lb />
is way <lb />
should have lo pay <lb />
high tor In <lb />
raise their own and II . <lb />
Winterville Mfg. is <lb />
equipped making <lb />
Hour <lb />
in need <lb />
the crockery an I <lb />
be sure see in In-fore <lb />
I . <lb />
and Kidney <lb />
the combination kidney medicine <lb />
for stuck and a sure <lb />
at the Drug Store <lb />
We carry <lb />
bu wall <lb />
We are I to fin y u <lb />
as till- <lb />
examine before -a <lb />
B. a Bro. <lb />
For bird ware and mill <lb />
sue W, I. <lb />
paint, guaranteed <lb />
the bes <lb />
Co. <lb />
bay. t--i t- <lb />
II ii I i n her A <lb />
V I. j is I big- <lb />
st nicest line Men's, <lb />
Youth's and Clothing ever <lb />
offered Winterville. Come and <lb />
stock before <lb />
elsewhere. Bar- <lb />
r . <lb />
a -nils, values ill <lb />
Co. <lb />
line dies- ;, as <lb />
r. Br--d a-d<lb />
down. Harrington, ft <lb />
Nil e St It p items cheap at <lb />
Barber ft Co. <lb />
We handle T. W. Wood and <lb />
Son carded and millet seed. B. <lb />
T. and Bro. <lb />
Fir Holt time alarm <lb />
clucks and see R. G. <lb />
Chapman Co. <lb />
Try a bottle of Dr. ins sure <lb />
for Indigestion at the drug shire. <lb />
or men to solicit <lb />
orders for nursery -lock in Pitt <lb />
For particulars enclose., <lb />
stamp. Box Winterville; N. <lb />
large shipment of shoes <lb />
all styles and and prices very <lb />
reasonable. -Barbel. <lb />
Co. <lb />
White's Black spec <lb />
for tho human <lb />
family, Sue for perfectly <lb />
balanced, sub-cutaneous com <lb />
For sale by <lb />
B. T. Cox ft Bro. <lb />
Have now on hand nice line of <lb />
glass and crockery very <lb />
cheap. Harrington Barber Co <lb />
Don't eyes feel like there <lb />
is grit in Do they pain you <lb />
and feel tired on reading Do <lb />
hey become mattered and adhere <lb />
while That denotes, <lb />
paired vision should lie rein <lb />
by wearing eye glasses. B. <lb />
T. Cox and carry a full line of <lb />
spectacle and can lit your eyes <lb />
with the proper <lb />
Nice lot of glass ware and crock- <lb />
always on baud. Harrington <lb />
Barber Co. <lb />
Reduction sales made on white <lb />
goods and O. Chapman <lb />
Co. <lb />
Farmers who raise their hay can <lb />
be supplied with the well known <lb />
o, i in <lb />
re i At <lb />
and them. <lb />
-I. M . <lb />
straw huts will row <lb />
below COSt. Don't to-,. <lb />
We nil sell you at s. price. <lb />
R. G. Chapman Co. <lb />
The <lb />
in Dress Known. <lb />
Poplin Do was for <lb />
Suiting that was now <lb />
Hamburg that was now <lb />
Ladies now He <lb />
Sc Lawn now <lb />
Gingham in now <lb />
White Dress floods that was <lb />
now <lb />
Also a great reduction in all <lb />
kinds of Spring and Summer <lb />
Dross Goods. <lb />
Come and be convinced <lb />
A. W. Ange Co. <lb />
I ii , e . j I II ll <lb />
their shoes nine-, <lb />
-Id a If ill <lb />
r t mat i-- i I i o- a <lb />
to be r- -I. <lb />
Co. i <lb />
shout prices anything that you <lb />
arc interested in. <lb />
After persons of a bilious <lb />
will derive great benefit by taking one <lb />
of these pills. If you have been <lb />
DRINKING TOO MICH, <lb />
they will promptly relieve the nausea, <lb />
HEADACHE- <lb />
follows, restore <lb />
appetite and remove gloomy feel <lb />
Elegantly sugar <lb />
Take No Substitute <lb />
ARNOLD'S BALSAM <lb />
lo CURB. <lb />
I a I <lb />
Cholera By <lb />
Jno. L. Woolen and Coward Wooten <lb />
will be <lb />
if <lb />
Mountain Tea <lb />
month. I i an-- the <lb />
and bowels. It makes the little <lb />
ones sleep nod grow. cents. <lb />
Wooten's Drug <lb />
wail until your blood i <lb />
Impoverish d and you are sick <lb />
but lake <lb />
Mountain Tea. It ill positively <lb />
drive out nil impurities. <lb />
Tenor <lb />
Store, <lb />
the stomach and <lb />
mid snot hes the little <lb />
stomachs gives them a <lb />
and natural sleep. <lb />
Tea is the <lb />
cents. <lb />
Wooten's Drugstore. <lb />
Nothing on the Market Equal to <lb />
s Cholera and <lb />
rhea Remedy. <lb />
This fact is well known to drug <lb />
gists everywhere, and nine <lb />
ten will give their customers <lb />
preparation when the best asked <lb />
for. Mi. One a prominent <lb />
druggist of Mo,, in a cir- <lb />
to bis <lb />
is nothing on the market in the <lb />
way patent medicine which <lb />
equate it <lb />
era mid Remedy <lb />
ell a <lb />
Km <lb />
,. Wooten, druggist.; <lb />
Sever tumble lo <lb />
THE HOURS OF SLEEP. <lb />
A Rap at to Bad and Early <lb />
to Adage. <lb />
One of the bugaboos of <lb />
is tho to bed and <lb />
early to adage which has <lb />
the consciences of so many mil- <lb />
lions of people. That tantalizing <lb />
old jingle about early rising making <lb />
a man healthy, wealthy and wise <lb />
responsible for more misery in the <lb />
world than all the other good be- <lb />
and rules for <lb />
put together, But it gratifying <lb />
to n that i he present <lb />
1- not so complaisant in obey- <lb />
rule as the good mis- <lb />
git men and women <lb />
day. The early rising fed <lb />
Ii in vogue now in tin <lb />
and it will not be many year- before <lb />
the beneficent reform will <lb />
the country. The cause of this <lb />
change of . nurse is in the change <lb />
front . lute hours in thickly <lb />
settled localities. The <lb />
occupies its . n pleas- <lb />
pursuits and an <lb />
1- not in <lb />
the ml. ice that daily <lb />
in lie minds of oar grandmothers <lb />
and Another <lb />
is tin <lb />
irk, for in <lb />
lit are I <lb />
PAVING THE <lb />
The rule have of carrying <lb />
from one season to another is strictly <lb />
When prices take a dip below the <lb />
cost mark they almost speak. The my <lb />
supplying your every want is warranted the <lb />
offerings and in the prices that are within easy <lb />
investigate is to be convinced. <lb />
Two more weeks to sell summer goods then <lb />
comes fall. <lb />
II <lb />
and . Tile <lb />
I heater i also nit <lb />
in pin poop i mid <lb />
night. In mes I ere were <lb />
not so n y nit ; <lb />
e after <lb />
our ml their <lb />
irk In n r <lb />
lo than to In ll <lb />
lit . . <lb />
. . I . .-. h. . iii <lb />
elf win ill <lb />
-in v. in of <lb />
l-a <lb />
blue of the drill <lb />
holes in the -o here and <lb />
the noises of he do . <lb />
on lie i. lies <lb />
All Rich. <lb />
A m tended <lb />
a where the in- <lb />
lessons were went <lb />
to the class of a play- <lb />
mate and heard catechism question <lb />
for the lime in her life. She <lb />
was several questions and <lb />
much mortified not to be able to an- <lb />
the No <lb />
answer. <lb />
you know who <lb />
A shake of the head, and the <lb />
pa. on. <lb />
Finally the teat her said, you <lb />
ever hear about Solomon, <lb />
Here was an acquaintance at last, <lb />
and tho little girls face broke into <lb />
mile . <lb />
she replied confident- <lb />
know him all the way through <lb />
born cm Mon- <lb />
Wain me nay the <lb />
New York Press. <lb />
The Regrettable Situation. <lb />
he old man kind- <lb />
forth into the world and <lb />
conquer it. this, Self <lb />
is to be your sheet an- <lb />
And the young man went. <lb />
After three year- he returned. <lb />
seedy with a look of settled dis- <lb />
on his face. <lb />
urn false he <lb />
ed gravely, in a tone of set I led con- <lb />
roared father. <lb />
did I tell you about having self con- <lb />
said the young <lb />
those who have the <lb />
least excuse for self confidence have <lb />
cornered the market in that com- <lb />
American. <lb />
Colors For Mourning. <lb />
Tin- following arc the various <lb />
for mourning in different <lb />
countries, together the reasons <lb />
Riven for the Black ex- <lb />
presses privation of light, worn <lb />
throughout and America; <lb />
yellow, tin- near and yellow leaf, <lb />
and Burma. In Brittany <lb />
caps among peasants <lb />
arc yellow; purple violet, to <lb />
express royalty, mourning for the <lb />
cardinals and king of <lb />
let ii the mourning color of <lb />
while, emblem of hand- <lb />
ed China; deep blue, <lb />
mourning. The significance of <lb />
this selection is not known. Palo <lb />
brown, the withered leaves, Persia. <lb />
Grayish brown, earth, and <lb />
Abyssinia.- Chicago X a .<lb />
in. -i- i .- <lb />
t . . I . I <lb />
, . <lb />
n- hi <lb />
Hold by John L. Wooten, druggist. <lb />
Liberal With Encores. <lb />
A Boston entomologist once told <lb />
n story of an experience of a friend <lb />
of his. He was once put up at a ho- <lb />
tel in the room In <lb />
player. In the morning the landlord <lb />
asked him if <lb />
ii . <lb />
. I<lb />
; I said you I <lb />
I him by on . . . . <lb />
he wen; over piece i.- km <lb />
three <lb />
Millinery for Seashore <lb />
Mountains. <lb />
. .- <lb />
tiny all <lb />
Hill <lb />
Shirt hat, h <lb />
and clear -d <lb />
Shirt Waists Collars. <lb />
busies Waist a in <lb />
ill styles and worth <lb />
I up <lb />
Corset Specialties. <lb />
little <lb />
II ti, C H Mime <lb />
up live <lb />
. i .- which we are Belling <lb />
Silks. <lb />
salt- of Silks. Too many <lb />
silks lot- season, nil reduced <lb />
j. Plain in all colon a <lb />
us last <lb />
Silk Ribbons in all Colors. <lb />
To make a clean in i he <lb />
ribbons we reduce about <lb />
one half. <lb />
N eek in all co <lb />
worth clean up at yd <lb />
Summer Lawns. <lb />
All have been <lb />
aid-red out and have been <lb />
knifed <lb />
All reduced to clean up at <lb />
and <lb />
Girdle frames the wanted <lb />
kind lot- <lb />
Ladies frames in <lb />
white <lb />
Handkerchiefs. <lb />
Ladle's and Men's while <lb />
reg- <lb />
clean up at for Sc <lb />
Ladies <lb />
chiefs, worth and clean <lb />
up at each <lb />
Baby Caps. <lb />
Baby caps worth <lb />
clean at and <lb />
Umbrellas. <lb />
and I'm- <lb />
steel rods and black <lb />
Gingham top, full inch <lb />
Merrimack the be-t <lb />
Kink, clean up at yd <lb />
Regular in towels, <lb />
clean up sale and <lb />
Mill End Sale of Table Dam- <lb />
ask and snoods, clean <lb />
up at <lb />
Shoes. <lb />
All low cut shoes to <lb />
in white canvas all sizes <lb />
lean up at <lb />
in black and tan, clean <lb />
up at <lb />
in black and Ian clean <lb />
up at <lb />
in Patent, leather and <lb />
tan clean up at <lb />
Laces tin-1 Embroideries to <lb />
go at and J <lb />
Corset Covers. <lb />
clean up <lb />
clean up at <lb />
India Lawns. <lb />
-lo wide good quality <lb />
clean up lo <lb />
Ladle's and Misses Hose. <lb />
Tans, Black and White <lb />
special clean tip at pr <lb />
All goods ti 1st class or money <lb />
back. <lb />
Gents <lb />
111- J r <lb />
nil ; be Colonial v- <lb />
i in <lb />
ii neat pal n- mid p i n <lb />
n ;, <lb />
Four-ply Linen <lb />
Link <lb />
white -r- <lb />
M-n's half h ran <lb />
Black <lb />
Shirts. <lb />
in <lb />
a ml black dot, n , <lb />
clean up <lb />
Special dollar ., ,, <lb />
shirts in h an <lb />
patterns usually 1.26, clean up <lb />
at <lb />
Our special in linen and <lb />
white clean up <lb />
s II suspenders the <lb />
kind up price tie <lb />
Men's Low Cut Shoes <lb />
ids and <lb />
calf, Patent calf and <lb />
Kid Oxford and all <lb />
good-bye prices <lb />
Banisters 8.00 oxfords 4.00 <lb />
Shape 2.60 <lb />
R Special 2.00 <lb />
Men's Straw Hats. <lb />
Men's straw bats sailors <lb />
and Panama shapes have been <lb />
knifed J. Two month- to wear <lb />
hats yet <lb />
Clothing that is Labeled. <lb />
F P is the <lb />
best. The suits of serge <lb />
been reduced to 12.00 <lb />
Men's all wool serge <lb />
6.60 now ; <lb />
Trunks. <lb />
and Gent's <lb />
trunks, that defy the baggage <lb />
smasher. <lb />
tray trunks, are the best made. <lb />
Strong and durable. All to be <lb />
cleared the fall stock <lb />
iii Can stair you <lb />
by seal,, land you la <lb />
12.00 <lb />
Suit Cases. <lb />
suitcases for the seashore <lb />
man <lb />
We star you at 1.00 and <lb />
take you up to for a linen <lb />
all leather case. These <lb />
are e make <lb />
Night Shirts. <lb />
Men's night shins <lb />
all the coolest, regular price <lb />
clean up at <lb />
Patterns. <lb />
The Demurest paper pat- <lb />
terns are the best. All seam <lb />
allowance, all at one price <lb />
now higher now lower, Sheets <lb />
for August now ready and <lb />
yours for the asking <lb />
Talcum powder <lb />
box, why pay morel <lb />
and tan box <lb />
Men's canvass Shoes and <lb />
low em's at off the regular <lb />
price <lb />
shoes, clean up at <lb />
low clean up <lb />
Men's tine pants, <lb />
from One <lb />
e. L. Wilkinson t Go. <lb />
P. T. James <lb />
Dental <lb />
Surgeon <lb />
Greenville. <lb />
The pills that act as a ionic, mid <lb />
not a DeWitt's <lb />
Little cure <lb />
Headache, <lb />
news. etc. Early <lb />
are small and easy to take and ea-y <lb />
to act. by John L Wooten, <lb />
druggist. <lb />
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To Publishers <lb />
and Printers <lb />
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process, on which patents <lb />
are pending, whereby we <lb />
can reface old Brass Col- <lb />
and Head Rules, <lb />
lit. and thicker, and make <lb />
them fully as good as now <lb />
and without any unsightly <lb />
knobs or feat on the bot- <lb />
tom. <lb />
PRICES <lb />
Column and <lb />
regular lengths each <lb />
I., s <lb />
Head Ruled i <lb />
and over Joe. ll- <lb />
A sample of <lb />
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Manufactures of Type <lb />
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per lacking. Have a good <lb />
tool ho prepared for <lb />
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will see that your tool <lb />
box doe not lack a tingle <lb />
useful article. <lb />
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Hides, Fur, Cotton Oil Bar- <lb />
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Mattresses, Oak Suits, Ba <lb />
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Magic Food. Matches, Oil, <lb />
Seed Meal and nulls, Gar, <lb />
feeds, Orange, Nuts <lb />
Candles, Dried Peaches, <lb />
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Pitt county. <lb />
The defendant SOOTS named will lake <lb />
an action entitled us above <lb />
has bean commenced in the superior <lb />
of a decree <lb />
of absolute divorce from said defend- <lb />
ant. IDS ground abandonment <lb />
adultery, and the laid defendant <lb />
will further take notice he is re- <lb />
quired to appear at the next term of <lb />
the Superior court of county U <lb />
held at the house In Green- <lb />
ville on the Monday n tel tie 1st <lb />
Monday In September, ii g <lb />
the 18th day of September, 1905 and <lb />
i demur ; tin- complaint In <lb />
said action, or tip- will <lb />
in the tor the demanded in <lb />
aid complaint. <lb />
This the day of July. 1905. <lb />
D. Moore, S. C <lb />
ENTRY OF VACANT LAND <lb />
shade A. Stocks enters and el <lb />
acres, more or leas, of <lb />
vacant land in Township, Till <lb />
county, lying between the <lb />
Branch and Samuel Kits old patent <lb />
line and Indian We Swamp, bound- <lb />
ed by lands of C. V Smith <lb />
use wife's land, and <lb />
others. <lb />
This August 7th, 1905. <lb />
Any person or persons title <lb />
interest in the shove described <lb />
land must protest in writing <lb />
within the next days, will be <lb />
barred by law. <lb />
K. WILLIAMS, <lb />
for <lb />
this <lb />
TO <lb />
The Clerk of Superior Court of Pitt <lb />
Count having Issued Letters <lb />
to me, the undersigned, on <lb />
day Of August. 1905. on the <lb />
e of N. <lb />
NOTICE is h given to <lb />
all persons indebted to the to <lb />
make immediate pa to the <lb />
to all creditors of <lb />
Estate to properly <lb />
authenticated, to the undersigned <lb />
twelve months after of <lb />
this Notice, or this Notice will be plead <lb />
in bar of their recovery <lb />
This the 8th, or August <lb />
ASA <lb />
on the Estate of Albert <lb />
Worthington. <lb />
B TO <lb />
The Clerk Superior court of <lb />
issued Letters of <lb />
ration to me, th.- undersigned <lb />
on the of August, 1905, on the <lb />
f Tucker, No- <lb />
lie I. it-ti to persons in- <lb />
in to m <lb />
payment to the ed, sud to all <lb />
editor- of said estate to pres their <lb />
s properly to the <lb />
undersigned, within months <lb />
P r the this or this notice <lb />
will be in bar of their recovery. <lb />
This the 12th day Aug. <lb />
E F. <lb />
on the estate K. U. Tucker. <lb />
I. A, j. Attorney. <lb />
N- DISSOLUTION <lb />
Th- Bra f Savage <lb />
doings business <lb />
ill the t <lb />
by m c- All per <lb />
sons can sett e with <lb />
either and are to come <lb />
at once and settle their ac- <lb />
counts. An one ace <lb />
against the Ann them to <lb />
either L. M. Savage. I <lb />
J. S. Tun <lb />
This June 7th. <lb />
NOTICE TO <lb />
qualified before lbs Superior <lb />
Court clerk of county as executor <lb />
Will Testament of i <lb />
A. deceased, <lb />
notice Is hereby given to all persons <lb />
I Indebted to the to <lb />
diets payment to the undersigned, and <lb />
having claims the <lb />
must present the same <lb />
I within twelve months from this I <lb />
or this notice will be d in bar <lb />
I recovery. <lb />
This 25th day of July. <lb />
E. J. Brooks, <lb />
of Martha A. <lb />
Subscribe to <lb />
STRAY CATTLE <lb />
One ox, white and red, marked crop <lb />
In slit and In left. <lb />
and one heifer, white and <lb />
color, marked crop and crop In <lb />
left in right have been <lb />
with my k two or three years. <lb />
Owners notified to call for same <lb />
and pat charges. J. A. <lb />
R. p. Stokes, N. C. <lb />
t d I once a w s w. <lb />
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. <lb />
The firm of Tunstall Smith was <lb />
by mutual consent on June <lb />
1st. C. D. Tunstall purchasing <lb />
the Interest of W. Smith in the bus- <lb />
C. D. Tunstall assumes all <lb />
liabilities of the firm and all amounts <lb />
due the must be paid to him. <lb />
This July 1905. <lb />
D. Tunstall. <lb />
W. J. Smith. <lb />
NOTICE TO CREDITORS. <lb />
The of the Superior court of <lb />
county having issued letters tests <lb />
to me, the undersigned, on <lb />
the 27th day of July, 1905, on the es- <lb />
of William Hi ill. deceased, notice <lb />
is given to all p <lb />
ed to the estate to make Immediate <lb />
payment to the undersigned, and to all <lb />
creditors of said to present their <lb />
claims properly authenticated, to the <lb />
undersigned within twelve months <lb />
alter the date this notice or this <lb />
notice will be plea in bar of their <lb />
recovery. <lb />
This the 27th day of <lb />
M nun <lb />
Ex i stale <lb />
William <lb />
DIRECTORY. <lb />
COUNTY OFFICERS. <lb />
J. Elks, <lb />
Chairman, W. R. Home, <lb />
J. R. Spier, J. R. Barnhill <lb />
S. M. Jones. <lb />
Clerk Superior C. <lb />
Moore. <lb />
W. Tucker. <lb />
Register of <lb />
T. White. <lb />
William <lb />
D. Cox. <lb />
Board G. <lb />
Cox, Chairman, B. M. <lb />
Whitehurst, L. C. Arthur. <lb />
Superintendent <lb />
W. H. <lb />
Standard keeper CE. Flem- <lb />
Superintendent of <lb />
J. E. Nobles. <lb />
TOWN <lb />
Fleming <lb />
Charles Cobb, J. R. <lb />
W. A. Bowen, A. H. Taft, <lb />
C S. Carr, T. E. Hooker, <lb />
J. C. Lanier. <lb />
M. Wooten. <lb />
Tyson. <lb />
L. Carr. <lb />
Tax Tyson. <lb />
J. T Smith; As <lb />
G- A. Clark, W. <lb />
II. <lb />
Department R. <lb />
Pulley. J. S. <lb />
ton, L. H. Pander. <lb />
Prayer meetings each <lb />
day night. Sunday schools <lb />
ii. m. <lb />
Rev. J E. <lb />
pastor. <lb />
W. H. <lb />
Superintendent of Sunday <lb />
School. <lb />
H. H. Moore, <lb />
pastor, Km. <lb />
day. W. K. Parker Super- <lb />
Sunday School. <lb />
Episcopal--Rev. W. E. Cox, <lb />
rector. Services every first <lb />
and i bird Sunday. W. B <lb />
Brown of <lb />
Sunday School. <lb />
Free Will W. <lb />
H. <lb />
Service every Sunday night <lb />
and fourth morn- <lb />
J A <lb />
day Services every Sunday <lb />
dent of Sunday School <lb />
Frederick <lb />
pastor. W B Dove <lb />
Superintendent <lb />
Preaching every <lb />
2nd and 3rd Sunday, <lb />
and night, except <lb />
service at night. <lb />
LODGES <lb />
Lodge No. A <lb />
F A M, meets 1st <lb />
3rd Monday nights in each <lb />
month R Williams, W <lb />
J. M. Rents, Sec <lb />
Covenant Lodge No. I O O <lb />
F Meets every Tuesday <lb />
night. W N R <lb />
L Carr, V W F Evans, <lb />
Sec <lb />
Tar River Lodge No. K of <lb />
Meets every Thursday <lb />
night E G Flanagan, <lb />
T J Moore, K of R <lb />
Tribe No <lb />
I R M, meets eve <lb />
Wednesday night J II <lb />
Harris, Sachem; <lb />
wards, C of R <lb />
Pitt Council U A <lb />
M, meets every Monday <lb />
night E H Evans, <lb />
H RS. <lb />
Stock of Goods for Sale Cheap. <lb />
We will sell the H. H. Proctor <lb />
stock of general merchandise at <lb />
at a big discount and <lb />
will rent or sell the to <lb />
chaser of stock. Stock <lb />
between and <lb />
J. O. A Bro., <lb />
N. <lb />
STRAY TAKEN UP. <lb />
I have taken up a that <lb />
was my and was <lb />
and <lb />
white spotted, or <lb />
unmarked, male. Own r Is requested <lb />
to call for the charges. <lb />
JAMES <lb />
H. No. Winterville, N. <lb />
LOW RATE TICKETS <lb />
On ale via. <lb />
SOUTHERN RAILWAY. <lb />
Extremely low Rates are <lb />
announced by the South- <lb />
Railway from points <lb />
on Its lines for follow- <lb />
Special <lb />
Denver, Springs, <lb />
Grand Army of the Republic, <lb />
to 1905. <lb />
Philadelphia, Pa., <lb />
and <lb />
F., <lb />
to <lb />
Portland Ore . San .- <lb />
Sin Gal., <lb />
Leis HUll I I<lb />
on <lb />
June t.- I ft, 1905. <lb />
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J. H. WOOD, D. P. A. <lb />
Asheville, N. <lb />
S H Piss Ti <lb />
lunger; II. <lb />
Agent. <lb />
Announcement <lb />
We beg leave to announce that we are <lb />
I Wholesale and Retail<lb />
for- <lb />
White Lead, Paints, <lb />
Colors, and and <lb />
Ready Paints. <lb />
NORFOLK SOUTHERN R. R. CO <lb />
Steamboat Service. <lb />
., L. leave <lb />
dally <lb />
ti n. in. for <lb />
Greenville daily <lb />
in. A <lb />
at Washington <lb />
Norfolk Railroad <lb />
No. i k, Baltimore, Philadelphia, <lb />
New York, Hi-don and all other <lb />
North, a Norfolk <lb />
with all points West. <lb />
Shippers should order their <lb />
freight via Norfolk, care Norfolk <lb />
Soul R. R. <lb />
Mailing hours subject to <lb />
without notice. <lb />
T. H. MYERS, Agent. Washing- <lb />
ton, N. c. <lb />
J. J. Agent, Green- <lb />
ville, n. ;. <lb />
H. O. General T. and <lb />
if. Agent, Va., <lb />
Your Life <lb />
Current. <lb />
The power that gives you <lb />
life and motion is the nerve <lb />
force, or nerve fluid, located in <lb />
the nerve cells of the brain, <lb />
and sent out through the <lb />
nerves to the various organs. <lb />
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irritable, cannot have <lb />
headache, feel stuffy, dull and <lb />
melancholy, or have neuralgia, <lb />
rheumatism, backache, <lb />
pains, indigestion, <lb />
stomach trouble, or the <lb />
kidneys and liver are inactive, <lb />
your life-current is weak. <lb />
Power-producing fuel is need- <lb />
ed ; to increase nerve <lb />
the nerves. <lb />
Dr. Restorative <lb />
vine is the fuel you need. It <lb />
feeds the nerve <lb />
force, and restores vitality. <lb />
I Pr. <lb />
Pills I In my lust. I <lb />
had never nervous the <lb />
of two with malaria. I <lb />
Weak that I was <lb />
to Bit up. The <lb />
commence with unit I <lb />
would become and almost help- <lb />
less. My was poor. I <lb />
had but grew <lb />
weaker and weaker. The <lb />
seemed to me away <lb />
my circulation was t <lb />
taken In all seven bottles of the <lb />
and I am entirely <lb />
ROSA H. WEAVER, Stuarts. la. <lb />
Dr. Is sold by your <lb />
druggist, who will guarantee that the <lb />
bottle will benefit. If It falls, he <lb />
will refund your money. <lb />
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind <lb />
COBB BROS. S CO. <lb />
Norfolk, Va. <lb />
Cotton Buyers and Brokers In <lb />
Cotton, Grain and <lb />
ons. Private Wires to New <lb />
and <lb />
Women anal s Courses <lb />
of <lb />
Music. The <lb />
Beat Place <lb />
There is no line in the world better than <lb />
the Harrison line. It has behind it a cent <lb />
reputation for honorable wares and honorable <lb />
dealings. <lb />
If you use the Harrison Paints you need <lb />
never worry quality. <lb />
We trust that you favor us with your <lb />
orders whenever you want good paint for any <lb />
Have just a car load and <lb />
can give you Special Prices. <lb />
Baker Hart <lb />
N. C, <lb />
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF <lb />
THE BANK OF GREENVILLE, <lb />
GREENVILLE, N. C <lb />
AT THE OF BUSINESS MAY 29th. <lb />
and Discounts <lb />
Overdrafts, secured 6.837.74 <lb />
Overdrafts, unsecured <lb />
Stocks, securities, etc. <lb />
Furniture Fixture 8,647.821 <lb />
All other real estate 8,000.00 <lb />
One from Banks 52,058.67 <lb />
Cash 1,109.84 <lb />
Geld Coin <lb />
Silver Coin <lb />
9,871.00 <lb />
Stock paid lo 126,000.00 <lb />
Surplus, <lb />
Undivided Profit less <lb />
Paid 7,250.72 <lb />
Deposit subject to check 181,434.46 <lb />
Cashier's checks out- <lb />
standing <lb />
North <lb />
County of Pitt. <lb />
James L. Little, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly <lb />
that the statement above is true to the best of my knowledge <lb />
mil belief L. LITTLE. <lb />
and sworn to before <lb />
this 7th day of June, 1908 <lb />
J. C. TYSON. <lb />
Notary Public. <lb />
J. G. <lb />
ANDREWS, <lb />
R. W. KING.<lb />
Try a Pair <lb />
our VICTOR SPRINGS and one our OS- <lb />
PATENT ELASTIC FELT MAT- <lb />
TRESSES and if you are not more than satisfied we <lb />
will refund the price. <lb />
Yours truly, <lb />
TAFT VANDYKE. <lb />
Quarrier Petersburg Grey Granite. <lb />
Fencings, Iron Vases, <lb />
CHAS. MILLER WALSH. <lb />
DEALER IN <lb />
Monumental Work and Cemetery <lb />
All Work Finished With Pneumatic Tools. <lb />
PETERSBURG, VA. <lb />
and Prices. <lb />
OUR AYDEN DEPARTMENT. <lb />
J. M. BLOW, Manager and Agent. . <lb />
. AYDEN, N. C. . <lb />
N. C, Aug. 1905. i Rev. J. R. Tingle, of Belhaven. <lb />
Frank Dixon spent the here an old resident of Ayden, is hen <lb />
As authorized agent for Daily <lb />
and we <lb />
great pleasure in receiving <lb />
and willing receipts <lb />
those in arrears. We have a lie <lb />
all who receive their mail s <lb />
this office. We also take <lb />
job printing;. <lb />
Wilson, who <lb />
been friends in <lb />
county left here Thursday for he. <lb />
home. <lb />
Hart A Jenkins is the place t <lb />
get suit thin tall, as the an <lb />
handling M. H. <lb />
and can give you a nice <lb />
Dr. Palmer, of let- <lb />
Thursday for a trip up the road <lb />
His son Palmer spent . <lb />
day here with friends. <lb />
dune to see Hart Jenkins <lb />
when you need to drear <lb />
your feet, we can save you money <lb />
Live you to hi Do <lb />
foot. We carry the nicest and bes <lb />
shoe you ever saw. Try a <lb />
pair and be <lb />
Mrs Melissa Bills, of Timothy, <lb />
spent the part of the Wet k <lb />
here with friends. <lb />
If you need anything in the <lb />
of Crockery, Tin wait <lb />
come to see us, Hart Jenkins. <lb />
Mrs. is on a visit lo <lb />
her daughter, Mrs. W. L. House, <lb />
E. E. Co. will do all the <lb />
possible can to please you with <lb />
their new line of heavy and fancy <lb />
groceries <lb />
f. Prof. T. E. Peden came borne <lb />
from hit summer <lb />
up in Ohio. <lb />
received, line line of <lb />
can lit you up in style <lb />
J. R. Smith and daughter, Mi-s <lb />
May, spent Thursday in Greet- <lb />
on <lb />
That last car choice hay that J. <lb />
R. Smith Bro., is hue. <lb />
Mrs. Alone Edwards came horn <lb />
Tuesday fr. m a visit to <lb />
The freshen loaf bread right <lb />
oven at .,. <lb />
Will Jenkins gave us a <lb />
potato Wednesday, this <lb />
product, that weighed <lb />
like two pounds and <lb />
about in <lb />
inches in diameter. Mi <lb />
is one of our best <lb />
and we are proud <lb />
he is a good fellow and <lb />
-II man besides. After <lb />
our potato a little <lb />
to have a feast. We mini <lb />
Monday wont <lb />
moved into their new brick <lb />
on south side Main street. <lb />
We regret very much that J. D <lb />
Fleming and family have <lb />
They have many friends <lb />
in Ayden who wish success <lb />
and in their new home. <lb />
e manufacture boggle seats for <lb />
t are simply the <lb />
seat on the market <lb />
A photographer has pitched his <lb />
tent the equate next to the <lb />
t office. <lb />
The ladies say that <lb />
Tyson have the prettiest line of <lb />
dress good-, in town. <lb />
We don't know f course, but <lb />
it does seem a little careless the <lb />
part of some one lo allow s. <lb />
Kiting and milling from Norfolk <lb />
under i conditions of affairs, <lb />
something ought to be done. <lb />
f n nothing less de- <lb />
it. <lb />
lime in good for any <lb />
crop and a farmer should use it <lb />
freely, J. R. Smith Bra <lb />
Mrs. John Wilson came on <lb />
re the train yesterday is stop- <lb />
daily new groceries, ping with friends in the <lb />
confectioneries right from the Did you know you could get one <lb />
of the old time any <lb />
Aright good crowd of j size blade you want, at J. R. Smith <lb />
people went from here on the I Bro, <lb />
excursion to Norfolk yesterday. R. T. and family came <lb />
Carlos Harris says that Harrison home yesterday from a visit to the <lb />
Town Country aim j Parents of Mrs, near <lb />
Colors are by far the best goods <lb />
ever used ii ; Lay, oats, ship stuff, wheat <lb />
knocked out several leading j cotton seed hulls meal <lb />
brands in a test at Greenville last on hand. Cannon e Tyson. <lb />
summer. This paint is sold by J. <lb />
B. Smith Bro. <lb />
Miss Minnie Winterville, <lb />
spent the earlier part of week <lb />
visiting friends in Ayden. <lb />
J. A. Harrington, <lb />
at this point, always noted for his <lb />
spirit an intern <lb />
Miss Thomas, of i, is <lb />
Mrs. J. T. Smith, Jr. <lb />
Something new in Ayden J. R. <lb />
Smith Bra, have bought a whole <lb />
car load of cooking and beating <lb />
stoves, and you can get your choice <lb />
by coming at once. <lb />
Misses Blanch and <lb />
m D. -K . -.-j <lb />
and purpose to serve the public in Cannon have come home from <lb />
a faithful and creditable manner, <lb />
has just purchased a large pair <lb />
pound Fairbanks scales. Now <lb />
our friends can rest assured <lb />
Mr. Harrington's weights will <lb />
always bear the test. <lb />
Will Alexander has been in <lb />
Ahoskie for the past several days <lb />
on business, but will return home <lb />
That rock salt J. R. Smith A <lb />
Bro., is the best thing I can gel <lb />
for my stock. They only eat what <lb />
they want of it at a lime. <lb />
House, of Winterville. <lb />
been here on a hit. <lb />
grandmother. <lb />
Cotton king cultivators, <lb />
plows extra blades J. It, <lb />
h Bro. <lb />
The four year-old child of Jesse <lb />
Ab. died Wednesday and <lb />
was carried down near Black Jack <lb />
yesterday and hurried in the <lb />
grave yard. This is the <lb />
Mr. Stocks has lost. Mr. <lb />
still has living children <lb />
besides he is one of our <lb />
best citizens. <lb />
Call on Hart Jenkins for a bar <lb />
rel of Columbia Flour, better <lb />
to be had anywhere. <lb />
Mrs. Cox after several <lb />
days very pleasantly spent with <lb />
has to her home. <lb />
Bay neighbor have you seen that <lb />
Simplex fertilizer distributor at <lb />
J. R, Smith Bro. It puts it out <lb />
in any quantity you want and does <lb />
not waste any at the ends of row <lb />
it i h machine. <lb />
J. A. went to <lb />
returned from Farmville <lb />
day. people of that town <lb />
surely ought to have a high regard <lb />
for him. He just <lb />
ville a beautiful town the sun <lb />
a better and r <lb />
people, we pity the man who dares <lb />
nuke the assertion in Mr. <lb />
For can peaches, apples, con <lb />
tomatoes, e, apply to B, E. I <lb />
ft On. <lb />
T. W. Hart at o'clock <lb />
Wednesday evening hail a caller <lb />
at his home who requested <lb />
mission of a stay of no definite <lb />
duration. Mr. Hart after I <lb />
thought consideration <lb />
deemed it wise to grant the young <lb />
man's request. We were unable <lb />
to learn the name of the stranger, <lb />
it is promised us at a <lb />
period. We hope Mr. Hart <lb />
bis a happy life. <lb />
Ladies misses and children black <lb />
tan and white slippers all sizes at <lb />
J. R. Smith Bro. <lb />
We keep Mattresses. <lb />
Bed Cook Stoves, Baby <lb />
etc , up <lb />
Tobacco thermometers, <lb />
for sale by Guam o Tyson <lb />
TO EYE <lb />
just returned from the <lb />
Philadelphia Optical College and <lb />
in a special curse on <lb />
the human eye, in science <lb />
f optics, feel able and <lb />
i iii in of <lb />
mat any other ma <lb />
cm correct glasses. I <lb />
case weak eyes, or eye <lb />
dull hurling, aching, burn <lb />
itching or eyes win <lb />
ad or low vision, <lb />
lo relieve tie lion lib <lb />
id give lo the <lb />
or no one cent. The, <lb />
per of all <lb />
iron errors of refraction eye <lb />
It is dangerous to pro <lb />
when your eyes call f i <lb />
assistance. Glasses the <lb />
remedy for errors of <lb />
weak eyes. Any style or form i <lb />
given desired. As good <lb />
references as are the <lb />
furnished on application. <lb />
J. W. Taylor, Ref. D. <lb />
Those art squares, Ac. <lb />
A Tyson have just received <lb />
are beauties. <lb />
Oranges, apples, bananas and all <lb />
f. nits kept by <lb />
Cannon Tyson are guilty <lb />
their pretty enamel bed <lb />
steads cheap. They are daisies. <lb />
Those Royal Fell Mattresses <lb />
that Tyson handle ate <lb />
the equal of anyone the market. <lb />
We will beginning on <lb />
day June 21st offer for cash our <lb />
entire stock of clothing, dry goods <lb />
I notion, shoes lints at prices <lb />
In-line of the town of <lb />
Ayden. Our stock is too large <lb />
and we take ibis means of <lb />
same. We have just gotten a <lb />
large lot we run- <lb />
at per yard, white <lb />
per O. Jackson <lb />
Co. Ayden, N. C. <lb />
Get the Cox cotton planter the <lb />
best on the market at J. Smith <lb />
Bro. <lb />
Those while and tan slippers at <lb />
J. R. Smith A Bro., are the <lb />
for children I have seen this <lb />
season. <lb />
I do know that J. R. Smith <lb />
Bro., have the prettiest and <lb />
cent calico and ginghams in town. <lb />
neat 5-room house with <lb />
den and all necessary out houses <lb />
located main street a good <lb />
neighborhood by J. R. <lb />
Smith A Bro. <lb />
Old man what makes you always <lb />
; go lo J. R. Smith ft Bro., to <lb />
your because I can <lb />
always get any thing I want <lb />
the boys. <lb />
Fancy candies, oranges, apples <lb />
and bananas at E. B. <lb />
Simplex guano distributors, Cox <lb />
cotton planters and repairs J. R. <lb />
Smith A Bro. <lb />
I The soda fountain <lb />
will be in service <lb />
from now to the end of the season. <lb />
The newest and latest drinks will <lb />
be found there. If you want <lb />
something nice try them. <lb />
J. R. Smith Bro. gives me <lb />
mote for my hams, shoulders <lb />
chickens and eggs limn anybody <lb />
else. <lb />
lo E. E. <lb />
market beef, fresh meals, <lb />
-1 and fresh fish. <lb />
fail to see Gannon A <lb />
new crockery both plain and <lb />
decorated. Prices are cheaper <lb />
than lot <lb />
J. W. Taylor, our optician is <lb />
bow back again from the <lb />
Optical College, he <lb />
graduated a special course in <lb />
the science of optics, ready to <lb />
better service than before <lb />
lo those from weak eyes <lb />
and in of glasses. <lb />
Slippers, lawns and hats <lb />
are being sold extremely cheap <lb />
cash by Cannon A <lb />
Don't forget that Cannon A <lb />
Tyson can supply wants in <lb />
anything in furniture. <lb />
It Is reported here that yellow <lb />
fever is in Norfolk, We are in <lb />
favor of blocking both ends of <lb />
railroad until black <lb />
Dr. Joseph Dixon <lb />
AND <lb />
Office Block, Rest Railroad, <lb />
Ayden, N. C. <lb />
OF <lb />
BANK OF AYDEN <lb />
N. C.-e;. <lb />
M the close of business May 1906 <lb />
PHARMACY <lb />
IV. C. <lb />
RESOURCES. <lb />
Loans and <lb />
Furniture and Fixtures <lb />
Demand Lo <lb />
Due from Banks, 18,285.31 <lb />
Cash Items, lot; lie, <lb />
Gold Coin, <lb />
Silver Coin, . <lb />
National Bank notes and <lb />
other U. S notes 1,622.00 <lb />
THE PUBLIC. <lb />
When you have a suit of clothes, <lb />
pair of punts to or press, <lb />
remember th t I ,, <lb />
class work. Also working <lb />
over altering clothing, p, ice- <lb />
very reasonable. Satisfaction , <lb />
buck. Give me a trial <lb />
FRANK HOPKINS. <lb />
Hack of Davis Barber Shop. <lb />
Greenville, N. <lb />
FOR SALE. <lb />
One Saw cotton <lb />
gin. one power cotton press, both <lb />
been used two seasons only. Good <lb />
W. M. KING, <lb />
s w b <lb />
Total, <lb />
LIABILITIES. <lb />
Capital stock paid i. I <lb />
Surplus fund <lb />
Undivided profits less <lb />
expenses, .- <lb />
Dividends unpaid . <lb />
Deposits subject check, 33,068.91 <lb />
Cashier's <lb />
Total <lb />
Scientifically <lb />
Constructed. <lb />
A Shoe for <lb />
Women. <lb />
THE ULTRA SHOE for <lb />
is made with careful reference <lb />
to the most minute details and <lb />
b so perfected in its numerous <lb />
styles there is no other <lb />
man's on the market selling <lb />
at the price the Ultra does, its <lb />
superior, if its equal. <lb />
Here Is the basis <lb />
of a perfect shoe. We employ <lb />
our own expert designers, and <lb />
ever I- is over <lb />
a last . i-i instructed <lb />
to th closest variations <lb />
of width size in woman's <lb />
footwear <lb />
Ultra meats every <lb />
requirement of the many <lb />
whims <lb />
FOR SAL I <lb />
One Bradley Gin-saw Filer, good <lb />
as new, cheap for cash. <lb />
L. A Edwards, <lb />
B. F. i. No. <lb />
v X. c <lb />
We carry SHOE, for men, in Oxfords, Tans, etc. <lb />
-Pulley Bowen, <lb />
THE HOME OF WOMAN'S FASHiONS <lb />
D. W. <lb />
DEALER IN <lb />
II And Provisions <lb />
Cotton Bagging and <lb />
l Ties always on hand <lb />
kept .<lb />
j in stick. Country <lb />
Produce Bought Sold <lb />
D. W. <lb />
OR BEN VILLE <lb />
North Caro in a. <lb />
your supplies <lb />
j Now <lb />
Everything you want in the way of <lb />
j nice Carried Goods, Pickles, <lb />
I Fruits, Candies, Nuts, can be had at <lb />
our store. <lb />
We carry a large supply of the Best <lb />
Goods <lb />
JOHNSTON BROS. <lb />
The Cash Grocers. <lb />
new <lb />
sate <lb />
Central Academy <lb />
REV. U W. Principal. <lb />
W. M. HINTON, Associate <lb />
A Christian home High <lb />
School for boys and men <lb />
Splendidly located in Warren <lb />
county, one mile from depot, <lb />
mediately on S, A, I. road in <lb />
beautiful grove of or acres <lb />
mi acre farm. <lb />
For further Information ad <lb />
dress the Principal or Associate <lb />
Littleton, N. c. <lb />
M .,. <lb />
your Alms and plates to me. give the i ml <lb />
lie work promptly, send a trial order to <lb />
W. II. <lb />
Elizabeth City,<lb />
or <lb />
Reflector Read By in reach, and <lb />
money n- j <lb />
yon what they want advertise ii and are , tn <lb />
bpi n of their money. <lb />
Best <lb />
Lighted <lb />
House <lb />
in the <lb />
State <lb />
for our <lb />
Customers <lb />
and their team. <lb />
Warehouse, <lb />
Greenville, N. C. <lb />
Farmers bring us your Tobacco <lb />
The Brick. <lb />
We will always work for your interest <lb />
ind guarantee lull market price. <lb />
BRINKLEY <lb />
Proprietors <lb />
The following <lb />
Gentlemen <lb />
Constitute our <lb />
Working <lb />
Force who are <lb />
Always glad <lb />
to see you <lb />
D. S. Spain <lb />
Bookkeeper <lb />
-B. T. <lb />
Auctioneer <lb />
H. S. Hardy <lb />
Floor Manager <lb />
Ed. Harris <lb />
Clip Calculator. <lb />
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Stand Back. Cents. <lb />
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Pope ha <lb />
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ml yards <lb />
weeks, but of all their captures <lb />
that of B. K. a <lb />
cramp, the most amusing, <lb />
by his wit the nearly <lb />
escaped having thrown the I <lb />
into of laughter. <lb />
they approached <lb />
cried passionately m <lb />
with a well feigned sympathy ;. <lb />
his<lb />
from New Orleans, and has <lb />
had de yellow fever days I <lb />
back, <lb />
Hut of back the <lb />
closed in and the <lb />
was taken before Justice of the <lb />
Peace Barbee, where the <lb />
chapter in the e occurred. <lb />
Downing repeated before hie <lb />
that he had been bitten by <lb />
an and had felt <lb />
the symptoms of 11- dread disease <lb />
four days. But the justice told <lb />
the there w- nothing in <lb />
the world better a yellow lever <lb />
tramp than exercise on Wake <lb />
county roads where the soft <lb />
breezes, pleasant climate, nothing <lb />
but water and com and <lb />
North Carolina bacon would he <lb />
administered in moderate <lb />
quantities. <lb />
When Downing finishes his <lb />
thirty sentence he will be <lb />
permitted t e in n to New <lb />
Orleans , d l of his <lb />
here. News and <lb />
Observer <lb />
Good Entertainment. <lb />
The t u V id i <lb />
evening i tie era by it. <lb />
Imperial Mo o ill ; urn pi ; <lb />
goo I. i e re i- <lb />
extractive ii . as <lb />
There i of fun for boil <lb />
old. be the <lb />
a gives ; I i <lb />
bachelor who for a win <lb />
was the winning picture. n <lb />
lorry the attendance <lb />
The entertain in was all that i <lb />
was advert <lb />
BETHEL HEMS. <lb />
X C, An.- . <lb />
Ml- of Hum; <lb />
ton, who has b-i n visiting Mis <lb />
Lizzie tin . It yesterday i <lb />
Mi Bagwell, of t <lb />
Wednesday and Thursday with <lb />
Misses Elizabeth <lb />
Jim Cherry, of <lb />
cams lo last to vi-r <lb />
J, W. Thomas and J. A. Satan, <lb />
representing Taylor, left <lb />
Wednesday morning for <lb />
markets to purchase a fine line . f <lb />
d notions millinery. <lb />
They will be stalled by Miss <lb />
the milliner. <lb />
Frank Andrews, representing J. <lb />
K. Bunting, left Wednesday f. r <lb />
northern markets to purchase his <lb />
fall stock. <lb />
M. O. Blount is spending this <lb />
week in Rocky Mount on business. <lb />
Mr, Mrs M so <lb />
of Mt. <lb />
night to v -it relate i <lb />
VIABLE WONDERLAND OF ASTOUNDING ATTRACTIONS <lb />
e. T. <lb />
Gigantic <lb />
Marvel Sale. <lb />
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a.<lb />
in list <lb />
ho <lb />
A n eat <lb />
Charlotte, X. a up. <lb />
Hall, the who attempted i <lb />
criminal on Mrs. Mar <lb />
A ii ten. this Ben <lb />
fenced to m-v- year- in tin <lb />
penitentiary, <lb />
about . i i in <lb />
enough M . <lb />
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Excursion <lb />
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to Norfolk on <lb />
run rail or shine. The train <lb />
b slopped at in <lb />
Va., to give a chance to tin <lb />
recent Tiers is <lb />
any oil- I I . . <lb />
i-i r accident. <lb />
J. H. O. <lb />
night from <lb />
M i 11-1 , <lb />
name i i i <lb />
friends. It has caused mat <lb />
pi faces, <lb />
Miss Mat tie How ell, who has <lb />
visiting Mrs. <lb />
left Tuesday for home at Speed. <lb />
Misses Mattie Grimes <lb />
B M came in tins after- <lb />
noon from a visit to Norfolk aid <lb />
V Beach. <lb />
Mr. and Mr.-. I. M. Lloyd aid <lb />
i ii last week from a <lb />
visit to Wilmington and Wrights <lb />
villa. <lb />
Bethel High will open <lb />
fourth v . T. T. <lb />
Chandler as He comes <lb />
with ah; a u i one if <lb />
the best in the state. <lb />
Bethel he get such <lb />
an able a- Prof. <lb />
faculty will consul of Prof, <lb />
Misses Mattie Grimes, <lb />
Blanche , Minnie <lb />
music The fourth grade <lb />
teacher has not yet been elected. <lb />
Miss Jennie Carson spent <lb />
to- n shopping. <lb />
Miss Minnie left lat <lb />
for to visit <lb />
Miss Brown. <lb />
Miss A lee o. Fremont, <lb />
in last relative.-. <lb />
Mi-. name <lb />
in Tuesday to visit sister, Mrs. <lb />
W A . i, n- been <lb />
We i lad to know she is <lb />
improving. <lb />
Mrs. -I. B. Andrews, K <lb />
beth City, came, -l.-r o <lb />
visit . <lb />
a. has in <lb />
Washington n few day-, re- <lb />
turned Wednesday. <lb />
Batch Br -ion t u <lb />
j in Norfolk n <lb />
was well m <lb />
of Surprise, Delight and Satisfaction and <lb />
Offered Were Ex-pressed on all Sides by the Thousands <lb />
the Preceding Days of This SALE <lb />
WAIT A MINUTE <lb />
morrow will be a Red Letter Day <lb />
Magnet will again draw the Crowd when Bargains are Best and Biggest. Come early for <lb />
Work of a Million Hands will melt away Power of the low PRICES like the dew the Mid- <lb />
day Sun. <lb />
Anything you buy is a Bargain. The Wreckage of Values is complete. It will Pay You to make Your <lb />
both present and future needs. Judge our Sincerity by the Prices Quoted Below. <lb />
Sudden Change. <lb />
The blow that came along out <lb />
Wednesday night from <lb />
the made a sodden and <lb />
agreeable change in the weather, <lb />
the falling <lb />
degrees mar of the <lb />
wind made the more timid fear a <lb />
was coming, bit it <lb />
over. Ail <lb />
hi nun Can 1st Rifle <lb />
r B n-1- us that rats <lb />
causing trouble with bis <lb />
morning Mr-. <lb />
saw a rat in the i, <lb />
and getting a rifle took a shot at <lb />
him Drought the down <lb />
at the Idol and is read to try <lb />
the next one that nuts in up <lb />
Mara not. <lb />
an extended t <lb />
relatives near m <lb />
Verna Edmonton came ti <lb />
Miss <lb />
up last week to <lb />
relatives near hen-. <lb />
C. Mai <lb />
i . Florida. b <lb />
ii Bel tie <lb />
i I far as <lb />
I Jone <lb />
i Sunday from <lb />
MiSS Novella <lb />
In Greenville and ii-t nun <lb />
Mattie Whichard <lb />
Saturday where <lb />
had been visiting relative. <lb />
Mies Lizzie Beverly left last , <lb />
week i-p-end a few days in <lb />
Min-i Essie in <lb />
this from and <lb />
spent last night in <lb />
i he country. <lb />
all IS <lb />
in <lb />
, . s HI i yard v <lb />
must in this sale <lb />
size Bugs go- <lb />
W-7 <lb />
Hamburg special <lb />
val i. price, this sale k <lb />
regular Bo <lb />
Homespun must go <lb />
inn Best Apron check <lb />
gingham while lasts H <lb />
s. ii and in <lb />
law us <lb />
A ,.,, <lb />
sale <lb />
must go, all prices <lb />
for sale. <lb />
Wash Fabrics. <lb />
for. the <lb />
. .;,. , <lb />
a Mm i . <lb />
. I <lb />
-.-. alt n <lb />
sate price i <lb />
. Chiffons Were <lb />
val <lb />
price <lb />
and Velvets. <lb />
A in silks that will <lb />
an <lb />
lit-.-., <lb />
i i.- now <lb />
silk, all colors <lb />
at <lb />
velvet, a l shades, <lb />
worth <lb />
in. silk worth <lb />
Corsets. <lb />
graceful and <lb />
in all the eel- <lb />
i , i mi in military <lb />
i including <lb />
H ft H We <lb />
Other Beauties <lb />
Ail the now toes are <lb />
.-I the line <lb />
. x and we <lb />
k . -ii at to <lb />
Handkerchiefs. <lb />
do vii <lb />
regular <lb />
sale pi ice <lb />
Inn dozen bordered<lb />
met Ii <lb />
. Sc <lb />
white <lb />
and ii men's <lb />
i i <lb />
and valuer; on sale <lb />
specially <lb />
pure linen white hand <lb />
kerchiefs, neatly <lb />
regular grade for <lb />
Linens, Linens <lb />
in. Bleached Table Dam <lb />
ask regular val sale<lb />
iii. White Satin D <lb />
soil regularly tor <lb />
price <lb />
In. Bleached bat in Dam <lb />
ask a h to 1.50 <lb />
quality; sale price <lb />
large s Napkins, <lb />
worth u sale <lb />
price <lb />
large Turkish <lb />
Bath Towels, sale price <lb />
Linen Crash, reg. <lb />
sale price <lb />
Pull White Crochet Bad <lb />
Spreads, real Marseilles <lb />
patterns value <lb />
pairs of Bleached Towels <lb />
reg. value; sale price <lb />
Men's Hats <lb />
Men's and Hats in <lb />
desirable shapes, worth up <lb />
to 11.00. at <lb />
Men's tine felt Hats, in- <lb />
values ranging <lb />
from at the <lb />
exceeding ion price of <lb />
Men's Hats iii Col urn <lb />
and Denver <lb />
in black and nutria <lb />
price SI. <lb />
All the newest shapes <lb />
as well as staple styles in <lb />
Huts that are sold every <lb />
where tor marvelous <lb />
sale price r <lb />
Staple Department Ladies Shoes and Oxfords <lb />
pairs of very <lb />
Quest of this seasons goods, <lb />
hand sewed lace or button, <lb />
all weights of sole. <lb />
kid. patent Russia calf <lb />
act They are fare the best <lb />
of any shoe brought to this <lb />
market, and they mail <lb />
sizes and widths, worth from <lb />
to DO. and <lb />
pick out from <lb />
down to <lb />
Ladies line kid shoes, <lb />
button lace, toe <lb />
and tip wort <lb />
of <lb />
in all popular leathers, also <lb />
white canvas, worth up to <lb />
sale- price l-c to <lb />
lie <lb />
yards <lb />
yard.-. Hope Bleach <lb />
yards Bed Seal A <lb />
Toil de Noon <lb />
Apron Checks, extra value, <lb />
worth <lb />
Host Calico American Indigo <lb />
Carmine Bed, all <lb />
Dress Goods <lb />
Crape and Voile <lb />
complete assortment <lb />
English Coverts and Damask <lb />
suitings <lb />
All wool <lb />
value <lb />
Novelty Suitings mid Fancy <lb />
Mixtures, Voiles <lb />
late Spring style <lb />
desirable shades <lb />
Black Cheviot in. <lb />
wide, worth fl a yard, <lb />
sale price, yard <lb />
The finest imported English <lb />
Poplins, Mohairs, Sicilians <lb />
Mohair Serges and silk- <lb />
warp values up <lb />
to sale price <lb />
Men's Pants <lb />
Men's latest style mere <lb />
and Worsted Pants <lb />
in all shades and pretty <lb />
stripes, all sizes, reg. price <lb />
all this sale in <lb />
Fine Fancy and Plain <lb />
Pants that <lb />
sold and I; sale <lb />
price <lb />
Fine that always sell <lb />
for ii and ft l, stripe, <lb />
fancy worsteds <lb />
all in sale at only <lb />
Pants I <lb />
regular <lb />
sellers; f 1.10 <lb />
Knee Pants <lb />
pair of Knee Pants <lb />
worth up to sale price <lb />
fun pair of <lb />
prise <lb />
A of <lb />
lilies of <lb />
value and <lb />
price only, pair <lb />
Hose, Hose, Hose <lb />
Ladies fast black seamless <lb />
hose, regular price i-c tow <lb />
A line cotton list <lb />
black <lb />
line plain and lace <lb />
styles black hose, <lb />
now <lb />
ladies beautiful <lb />
hose, worth i <lb />
Children's fast blank rib- <lb />
be I hose, juice i. <lb />
Children's fast black <lb />
hose, price at <lb />
finest French <lb />
ribbed hose, regular price <lb />
good black <lb />
socks, regular made, <lb />
price at <lb />
Men's good fast back <lb />
and plain Bucks, <lb />
at <lb />
Suits <lb />
two niece suits, <lb />
single double <lb />
jackets worth <lb />
during this sale only <lb />
The novelty styles is <lb />
elegant -garments <lb />
that were always SO d at M, <lb />
all fro in this sale <lb />
Thirty distinct <lb />
facts in Ultra <lb />
able Knee Pants Suits, in <lb />
all the of novelties <lb />
and staple styles, <lb />
tie <lb />
too <lb />
Via <lb />
I He <lb />
lo <lb />
1.30 <lb />
THE AMERICAN SALVAGE CO., <lb />
of II lie In hi <lb />
in next month- w- see <lb />
it that North Carolina <lb />
-rill have an honorable part in <lb />
this and there will lie <lb />
some fine things said, for we have <lb />
speakers who know how to <lb />
farm, and talk to <lb />
Sun. <lb />
in Ci to It Ail, <lb />
A nil <lb />
ii a result -i u pain I nun <lb />
a . .-.<lb />
, II lilt I Ill- <lb />
Is I. mo I'm- they put u <lb />
n d l ii all. Tin y gentle Inn <lb />
Try <lb />
tin i In Ii Woolen, <lb />
Druggist <lb />
The Progressive Partner, the <lb />
foremost farm paper in the South, <lb />
is id vacating the idea tin- farmers <lb />
naming their farms and using <lb />
their correspondence printed <lb />
ll as do all other up-to-date <lb />
men. <lb />
Penalty. <lb />
A little ti lug sometimes remits <lb />
in death. a mire scratch, <lb />
insignificant out or puny boils <lb />
have paid death penalty. Ii <lb />
is vise to have <lb />
handy. It's the best <lb />
salve on and will prevent fa <lb />
when burns, lores, ulcers <lb />
and threaten, only at <lb />
J. L. <lb />
salve that heals a scar <lb />
is Witch Salve. <lb />
So remedy such re <lb />
lief. It draws out <lb />
soothes, cools and heals all cuts, <lb />
A sure cure <lb />
fur Piles skin diseased. De <lb />
Wilt's only genuine Witch <lb />
Hazel Salve, lie ware of counter- <lb />
are Sold <lb />
L. Woolen, <lb />
Suicide Prevented. <lb />
A Hurtling announcement that a <lb />
preventive suicide had been <lb />
will Interest <lb />
A run down system, or <lb />
invariably precede and <lb />
has i fen ml that <lb />
will prevent that <lb />
suicide likely. Al <lb />
thought of self destruction lake <lb />
toil in and will strengthen <lb />
the nerve- and up the system. <lb />
It's also u great liver and <lb />
kidney regulator. Only Mm- <lb />
guaranteed by I. <lb />
For nice brass <lb />
for dining room or <lb />
-111111, by the Carolina <lb />
Ste H. A. White. <lb />
find of Bitter Fight. <lb />
had u long and<lb />
right f. <lb />
up. <lb />
Everybody hail <lb />
collie. -Vs a raw lit <lb />
I King's Hew <lb />
The I <lb />
I u I on <lb />
D a few s. Vow I've <lb />
I my It <lb />
i all cough, throat and <lb />
j lung troubles by <lb />
h. Price <lb />
and I Trial tree. <lb />
We view with he <lb />
in the price at It <lb />
goes to show that the will <lb />
dearer in all the lime. <lb />
Star- <lb />
THE EASTERN<lb />
D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner. <lb />
and Friday. <lb />
ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE <lb />
VOL. No. <lb />
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA FRIDAY, 1905. <lb />
fin <lb />
Wit <lb />
A IMPRESSIVE <lb />
Place the Body of W. <lb />
E at Rest a Little Past <lb />
Midnight. <lb />
The i lie be <lb />
of I-;. , <lb />
be- the a <lb />
Va. <lb />
. be ; rial Karl <lb />
bras <lb />
folk hour 1st a <lb />
large friends <lb />
Hailed . <lb />
no , Ida <lb />
It had In-, ii I II <lb />
the day the body e Is <lb />
kept <lb />
burial, but arrival it <lb />
found tn such <lb />
its long stay urn that <lb />
was deemed tn it <lb />
rally as Bo <lb />
taking the body to the <lb />
the when <lb />
more sorrow would have been <lb />
it to the heart n <lb />
wife an I I <lb />
midnight procession <lb />
formed and it- way to <lb />
Hill a <lb />
had been <lb />
pared. <lb />
It was as solemn s <lb />
as has ever <lb />
men with bowed heads <lb />
heavy hearts following in <lb />
measured tread in the silent hours <lb />
of the body of a friend to m <lb />
grave snow lbs <lb />
had come without B <lb />
when he was ii. <lb />
the lull of health and the <lb />
prune of <lb />
two hundred dad <lb />
the and not one was then <lb />
through curiosity, heart <lb />
was weighed will, tor the <lb />
deceased and with <lb />
By in pat by <lb />
fatherless <lb />
Two More <lb />
This MaKes Seventeen That Have <lb />
Recover, d <lb />
from S <lb />
the bod r <lb />
Of I -I SI <lb />
Hi m- <lb />
i I who <lb />
the bridge tender The other was <lb />
unknown <lb />
and supposed at <lb />
t-i lie Wane i, . n , <lb />
TWO <lb />
Th Accident on <lb />
Saturday Night <lb />
there wag a collision <lb />
night at the <lb />
c. r test i H- <lb />
on beach ; n . <lb />
bu sere on i be pas <lb />
hint not I lie <lb />
can-it by Hie <lb />
pa--, ii -1 ear g lets an <lb />
i to- passenger ear s Is charge <lb />
o in h id Ii e i in <lb />
tinned on h .- ., . ,. , , <lb />
of J-. and <lb />
Jones <lb />
passengers on the ear en Mrs. <lb />
J night alive well, <lb />
I i- a t <lb />
have been red hut there <lb />
are others y for <lb />
The bridge will b restored <lb />
tor in a i t so, <lb />
Mistake in Body <lb />
When toe first list Identified <lb />
lead mi the excursion <lb />
was sent here of Ma y <lb />
Jone. No <lb />
by name was known lure hot <lb />
It thought most be <lb />
who had gone on the <lb />
lien the tiling- <lb />
log the hollies and <lb />
arrived Mary d <lb />
were at the depot to meet <lb />
. , was injured and she was <lb />
body end sere gratified at <lb />
J ,, . also bruised; Mr. L. <lb />
her oil tin- tram <lb />
ankle Mi-S <lb />
and Misses <lb />
and <lb />
Mr. Mi. <lb />
Greenville, S. <lb />
Mis- <lb />
J; Ml. A. L. <lb />
Mr. Miss <lb />
Margaret <lb />
Mrs. of <lb />
K. <lb />
laud Bear, id <lb />
nil Ml Virginia <lb />
O three of the <lb />
Si hint, Mis win. <lb />
had ankle badly aid <lb />
Miss <lb />
right <lb />
was about the bod <lb />
ii whose <lb />
somewhat injured. The corn-- <lb />
labeled Mary Jones was 1st el <lb />
identified i h <lb />
and he <lb />
people took b <lb />
k is a e <lb />
i. this ti <lb />
i. r. <lb />
nil.; <lb />
UNIDENTIFIED BODY. <lb />
Buried at One of Unknown <lb />
fire at Mount Olive. <lb />
Mosul N r , Aug <lb />
saw <lb />
,, ., when shipped to <lb />
Moore, K. Paul <lb />
I . I <lb />
firs me t-via dry <lb />
stores of X I. Ki-el on <lb />
The body i tun be- <lb />
the fated excursion rapidly <lb />
brought to Greenville on -tore Anon ft <lb />
Son, store of II. II. Hatch, <lb />
South, <lb />
If. J. Popes <lb />
making ten <lb />
off at <lb />
,. station. This one <lb />
and train, <lb />
that have put at <lb />
colored, and the box but a his <lb />
Wane., had <lb />
returned boom alive Then <lb />
was that perhaps this <lb />
was is <lb />
yet missing <lb />
upon u <lb />
a mostly color <lb />
H. i-. <lb />
H. <lb />
and J. I. <lb />
Al the grave services <lb />
dueled by It. It. <lb />
sad occasion were SI <lb />
Strong as <lb />
the words from <lb />
lips of the young i and a- <lb />
bi prayer to God In <lb />
behalf of young wife and little <lb />
there was Did <lb />
a dry eye nil assembly. <lb />
The company of sorrowing friends, <lb />
the open grave midnight, upon <lb />
which the stars looked silence <lb />
the silvery rays, <lb />
the pathos, sympathy and tender <lb />
with which everything <lb />
and made a scene i <lb />
impressive as never to he tot gotten <lb />
by any one present Daily <lb />
tor <lb />
Two <lb />
Two excursions to run <lb />
for colored people today were can- <lb />
celled. One them was to have <lb />
gone from Greenville and the other <lb />
from Plymouth, both Co Norfolk, <lb />
There was so much excitement <lb />
among the colored people because <lb />
tin- wreck excursion train <lb />
last week that the promoters of <lb />
these two were <lb />
they could get crowd enough <lb />
to pay fur the trains so tin <lb />
to cancel the contracts. <lb />
Pocket Picked. <lb />
J. J. lost f in small <lb />
change at the depot Saturday <lb />
night. He was in wail- <lb />
tin special thinks <lb />
that during the Jim around <lb />
car when the train arrived some <lb />
picked his pocket. He missed <lb />
the money getting hack down <lb />
ad, in the hope of Identifying It, <lb />
They ill said it Was not <lb />
Walker, and the was so de<lb />
was Impossible, <lb />
railroad tho hi d <lb />
buried. <lb />
It is likely that any <lb />
will ho shipped if they <lb />
found, as it ha- been long <lb />
since the that <lb />
is out question. la <lb />
decomposed condition it is danger <lb />
handle I tie bodies in ship- <lb />
ping. <lb />
Recovered Stolen Wheel. <lb />
Lath of Washington, <lb />
was here today after a bicycle that <lb />
had been stolen from the front <lb />
his residence ago <lb />
lie the wheel at <lb />
slop of W. K, Mom e and had <lb />
propel n heal urn to prof- <lb />
it was his property. <lb />
The wheel had left at Mr. <lb />
Moore's shop by a tit he sold <lb />
and W. M. of the <lb />
rural mail bought it and <lb />
had since been it. Neither <lb />
Mr. Moore Mr. knew <lb />
mime of the carried <lb />
the wheel to shop. The wheel <lb />
to Mr Latham. <lb />
Governor Glenn has offered a <lb />
rewind of for the arrest and <lb />
delivery to the sheriff of Pitt <lb />
county William Williams, <lb />
colored, who murdered Lawrence <lb />
Hopkins, <lb />
real the new Hotel Gladys <lb />
mi <lb />
Th total loss is <lb />
a total <lb />
T. Keel i the heavies I <lb />
loss, i; being hi- <lb />
ail Oh- <lb />
Card of Thinks <lb />
To many good people and <lb />
friends Pill and <lb />
hi the many Greenville and <lb />
We desire to ex- <lb />
our gratitude and <lb />
thanks for their many <lb />
of hoy, <lb />
Wiley, was so unfortunate <lb />
to lose his life. We d <lb />
our In his and our <lb />
behalf in this our sad bereavement. <lb />
May God hie. a them all. <lb />
M. <lb />
and wife, I. <lb />
Aug. Ill, <lb />
Violating Squirrel <lb />
Tub ha- been told <lb />
the law against shooting <lb />
is being violated almost <lb />
dully by people various pails of <lb />
tho county. It is against the law <lb />
to hunt squirrels in Pitt county <lb />
between tho lira of March and <lb />
Hi November. If the names <lb />
of persons known to he <lb />
tin- law are reported to <lb />
or the jury at September <lb />
curt they will lie indicted. <lb />
Both Should Be Careful <lb />
We notice I ion horse- <lb />
frightened by the street sprinkler. <lb />
A little care of the part of people <lb />
on the street with horses also <lb />
on the part of the id the <lb />
sprinkler would be a safeguard <lb />
against an accident. <lb />
OF DOLLARS. <lb />
A Million May Drop of <lb />
be <lb />
. <lb />
f Mi <lb />
by I <lb />
tn I <lb />
; i lie a <lb />
i of ,, <lb />
.- a ., <lb />
hi i, . <lb />
The , ; , <lb />
d . . . ,. .,. <lb />
b, Mr. IS <lb />
bat It , ,, nil t H <lb />
N ti Hi <lb />
inspection, Io <lb />
hank i x.-m i- <lb />
The story <lb />
Mr. I'M was on i f lie <lb />
property sod slave <lb />
iii K stern <lb />
I the .,, while <lb />
College at . <lb />
N , he i e i e <lb />
will a young by <lb />
who was for <lb />
ion. out <lb />
he was on eve quitting <lb />
tin- before be bad i <lb />
when Mr. the <lb />
I money for to his <lb />
e Th- young us . a- <lb />
in- <lb />
a Ii <lb />
SCI ii- I-c a a . t <lb />
i n <lb />
. cheek fiats <lb />
urn n, an J tin- be endorsed <lb />
Till; <lb />
.-i t ; hut <lb />
i-ii I.; I, M. <lb />
a t hick, ti if is <lb />
sill be . mil i . . <lb />
ii is us old and <lb />
a halt Mr, <lb />
city, ., <lb />
hi I II.-.- <lb />
CRIME OF EAVES DROPPING. <lb />
SOCIAL. <lb />
No.<lb />
Solicitor l-l i <lb />
nine W i <lb />
e In-had been in <lb />
. . <lb />
d Mrs. A. Bowen<lb />
M i inn i. . ire u <lb />
,. from K <lb />
i. in <lb />
i i <lb />
Mr. sod Mrs. <lb />
it hi in . it I. <lb />
If is. A. <lb />
U visiting her sister, Mrs. II. L. <lb />
Mrs L II. Lee and children <lb />
returned tins from a visit <lb />
ti fill <lb />
Mrs, Z T. Vincent returned <lb />
evening from a visit to <lb />
I A. has <lb />
s tn her old home In <lb />
Virginia. <lb />
Cobb, of Norfolk, came <lb />
evening Io see his father. <lb />
C Cobb <lb />
P. i. . of Du <lb />
. he. <lb />
. . Will-, <lb />
left <lb />
.- Mi-. <lb />
g ;. <lb />
it. M ti j to <lb />
Mia. I i i will I . <lb />
d is K . I in w to <lb />
Mrs. went to <lb />
S morning. <lb />
M Kite ii. y i <lb />
H ,, evening. <lb />
i J m ibis <lb />
mil i from a <lb />
Mr. a d Mis. J. A. came <lb />
Ion <lb />
Buck, of spent <lb />
day here his brother.<lb />
of Florida, came <lb />
lay to v his <lb />
Ii C. v. ,. ,. . ,, <lb />
ha- I n e a . <lb />
ii . i I hi- <lb />
Mi -I H and i <lb />
Mi <lb />
this from a to <lb />
,. , I . I . <lb />
visiting M <lb />
rel i nine <lb />
II. II <lb />
Mr. Mr. . <lb />
i Neck, e in <lb />
eve I t to visit his Esther, <lb />
J. A. <lb />
evening <lb />
he bad <lb />
; a <lb />
M Mrs. G <lb />
to l; . f o, <lb />
at . <lb />
mi . bouts I his mi ruing. <lb />
Mr K. <lb />
I H c i-o o. n evening <lb />
-in H vi-ll to aid <lb />
Mount, came in evening <lb />
Ii Mrs. <lb />
i. <lb />
and <lb />
M ml t Ball tics <lb />
, i,. royals for <lb />
Mrs. I. <lb />
Miss of Rocky <lb />
Mount, who has been visiting her <lb />
Pitt County <lb />
This <lb />
A mi I I <lb />
tin- Sup i- y- <lb />
mi . eh t <lb />
i mi in t <lb />
clime <lb />
nil i ii <lb />
null, eh I he <lb />
dwelling lion e ml peeped <lb />
into Hearing family <lb />
to the tub <lb />
milking etc, <lb />
modern law, <lb />
in window <lb />
a house, e loll <lb />
i thin in- been <lb />
guilty the under <lb />
law. Tins II I . <lb />
of this kind ill US I <lb />
Is said tilers In- ii <lb />
other In lbs <lb />
Odd Take Notice. <lb />
There Will lien special <lb />
of tonight K <lb />
o'clock. Deputy Grand <lb />
Master D, will be present <lb />
work of second de- <lb />
will be exemplified on two <lb />
candidates for the degree. <lb />
W. P. <lb />
Bee, Secretary <lb />
Evans and <lb />
,,. , , tin- <lb />
i- , o- who have I <lb />
. in Ii g. <lb />
I he nil and<lb />
Has a Fire. <lb />
N. <lb />
-1.-About o'clock evening <lb />
v. and Edward I fire started the large dry <lb />
Forbes retained from Norfolk house of S. Company, <lb />
night on the special train The lire <lb />
that the body of W, K In shoe <lb />
Tuesday, August -j-2. <lb />
thought one time it would <lb />
in- imp . c in overcome the <lb />
this morning . the entire brick <lb />
row adjoining would he <lb />
hut the hen the fire <lb />
Preserving <lb />
pears at M. <lb />
Died. <lb />
Mrs. Hen ha Kennedy, wife of <lb />
It. M. Kennedy, of died <lb />
about i h i- morning at <lb />
the home of her father, Isaac C. <lb />
near Mrs. <lb />
Kennedy with her four small <lb />
children came here about a month <lb />
to visit her father. She was <lb />
taken sick of t ins week. <lb />
for <lb />
A. A. I'm lies went up the road <lb />
illuming. <lb />
II. H. Harris, of came <lb />
in this illuming. <lb />
Mi- Nancy Coward returned <lb />
i his morning from Ayden, <lb />
Mis. Fannie Norfolk, <lb />
II Visiting Alls.- <lb />
MiSS Mamie returned <lb />
evening a visit to <lb />
Stokes, <lb />
Mr. Skinner and little <lb />
Francis, went lo <lb />
today. <lb />
Mi-. A. W. <lb />
i turned to Scotland Neck this <lb />
, mug. <lb />
Miss Maud Anderson went to <lb />
Monday evening to <lb />
I visit friends <lb />
W. T came <lb />
evening from <lb />
Buffalo Springs, <lb />
Bi-Governor and Mrs. T. J. <lb />
left Monday for <lb />
and <lb />
Hawks has returned <lb />
from bis vacation and is again in <lb />
charge of the passenger train. <lb />
II. H. Chapman left <lb />
evening lo take a few days <lb />
at i die other <lb />
points. <lb />
department were dually rewarded <lb />
with after a <lb />
St ill <lb />
i lie n -is ll in . i I- ml nil -II ill <lb />
mill . <lb />
Knows Preparatory ml. <lb />
Having had, since <lb />
-in the near <lb />
X. for one year, two <lb />
for two and one tor three <lb />
vat-. I f,. I pi roil to say that I <lb />
nave nothing to regret as to send- <lb />
them there, taking <lb />
elation the deal ruble general and <lb />
environments, Including <lb />
health, Influences, physical <lb />
mid their general <lb />
methods of hoy. <lb />
I know no heller <lb />
school for boys and young men. <lb />
I. Heath, <lb />
Charlotte Rational Hank. <lb />
Sentence Commuted. <lb />
The sentence of death against <lb />
Li for kilting Guy <lb />
Walston, in Lemur county last <lb />
September, been commuted to <lb />
life Imprisonment, strong <lb />
were sent Glenn <lb />
for this change the sentence, <lb />
and alter fully considering <lb />
merits of the case he grunted it. <lb />
. m <lb />
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