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MISS SALLIE ANN JONES. o c e and Hi Bern Teacher Willed Estate to an Orphan Asylum. , f Carolina teachers whom I have , id cation in the educational edition of your paper to be issued on the 13th, inst. In the attempt to comply with your request, fa ill i j present your readers, perhaps iota one, who if by her true a high apprehension of of a teacher, her diligent of responsibilities f long service M an educator and her success in lapwing those who came under her influence with a moral i . would, in ink he deemed by -i in led iii truest and and About sixty-live y i bx. be exact 183-, M A young lady eighteen or twenty years, primary of residence Mi-s V n Evan --1 nun g, i town of soon of that room t- the old Masonic Lodge, on to the ville At i my, hall honored by tin presence- services of r as K i I- 1- i ck, Judge Warren, Dr. C. J. B. Wallace, Mr. . and others. For than a q of a century printer; was a., ., II m Mai g its earned ratio . u large i I the con nil , few wen the boys hi i d i . It advantage. mi.- held i i Its original never l lam, the elementary were b ever. a r e elsewhere, Mis i. a Her bad b developed and ed by by careful judicious readier; bu f i teaching was i v-1 u a life k me i- an in lid ii an aptitude She was i hi all proverb prompt; and of all, scorned any refuge hat might nerve as an for an evasion duty. foll. s from the above, that Hit line in her school must iv. nearly perfect. She won her and sympathetic towards her pupils and esteem, and with her uniform conscientious she was inexorable the maintenance of discipline; rules were to be obeyed. Upon the table at which mi- sat laid the insignia of dread instrument of Studious and regarding it with a humorous complacency, while the disobedient and delinquent, it an object There are two venerable and most estimable ladies living today the good city of Raleigh, whom can lo the truth of the above statement; the other, if from personal as an eye witness confirm testimony. I quite a number of hr boys, who have life, a few to eminence, and of her girls who have graced the most polished circles of society from whose homes sons and daughters have gone forth, who are the benefactors and ornaments of the which they live. It was she who their youthful feet the paths of vi. learning, it is that th. influence of be life i- going nut a i ., i in i carries. In the course of he. she accumulated quit a nice estate to one of orphan i the state, an act accordance with her generous nature. T. is. Wilson, N. a, Aug. The above was from recent educational edition of Raleigh News I will be read by the people Greenville with much especially the many who pupils of Miss Bailie Ann love her memory. Editor OF e. T. Gigantic Marvel Sale. Rut and Shedding. weekly of the As in ,, previous w l. least favorable me the n pit n-t slid ;. hi ii in s. the ms i. h pin I and i i be cot I on bell Las received ii to six inches of widen , proved us In in i Alabama and in Ml-- bill in nil i portions these lat the ruled and Kansas M i in although of shedding, ii. sects are much lain and lack U in hate r et to tobacco i cl-i v. here this en p lies Friday Night. The Imperial Entertainment t. is Masonic house Friday lit. just closed i beach where of people wit- the splendid e Hie motion north I not i i of Surprise, Delight and Satisfaction and of Bargain Ottered Were Ex-pressed on all Sides by the Thousands who Have Attended the Preceding Days of This SALE T WAIT A MINUTE fill be a Red Letter Day The Magnet will again draw the Crowd when Bargains are Best and Biggest. Come early for the Work of a Million Hands will melt away Power of the low PRICES like the dew the Mid- day Sun. Anything is of Values is complete. It will Pay You to make Your Purchase w and future needs. Judge our Sincerity by the Prices Quoted Below. for both A line of eluded in cut price big must g In ft ii at r Hamburg , this price, r Ch w at Hurts Fodder But Make. Hy. It is the happy man who lo-l the bright side of things. A tanner was toKed if tin- replied, fast as yon ever S . i i-, not bad all. To Whom it May This is to certify I he game of between August there was an under land- before the game, between and myself, that seven innings were to he played. Willis Dixon. Lillie Dead. Miss Lillie Canner, daughter J. B. H. Carmer, died at She was well in Greenville, where she frequently visited some years K, and had B number of friends here. must Beat c Apron gingham while it lasts Special value and pries in In A nice Clark's Cotton In this sale Furniture must go, all . cut Wash Fabrics. Words lack force to express the ,,.;. those clearance ;,.; i ;, price tic i worth -1 ice I ;., ties, values up tn sine price considered ii,. at sale price Silk and Velvets. A Hurry in silk.-. Hint will prove interesting topic. Black yard wide worth now Japanese silk, all colors worth line, at 2-2 inch velvet, a shades, worth in. silk worth 1.00 Corsets. Easy, graceful and form fitting Corsets, all the makes, in military and straight front, including the celebrated R G C B Other Beauties He All the new toes are in the line of Ladies oxfords and slippers we showing at to Handkerchiefs. dozen handkerchiefs, regular price dozen men's bordered i handkerchiefs sales price, doz men's handkerchiefs same as . only liner extra tine grade white mid colored men's handkerchiefs, regular and valuer; on sale specially ii pure linen hand kerchiefs, ed regular grade tor Linens, Linens in. Table Dam ask regular Sue value, sale price in. White Satin Damask would sell regularly tor price in. Satin Dam- ask a regular to 1.50 quality; sale price Extra urge Napkins, worth a doz; sale price Extra large Turkish Hath Towels, sale price Linen Crush, rig. sale price Pull else White Crochet Bed Spreads, real Marseilles patterns i value for pairs of Bleached Towels value; sale price Men's Hats Men's and Hats in desirable shapes, worth up to at Men's tine felt Hats, in- values ranging from 2,12.50 and at tho exceeding low price of Men's Hats in and Denver shapes, come in black and nutria price 81.50 All the newest shapes as well as staple styles in Hats that are sold every- where for 18.65. marvelous sale price Staple Department yards 1,900 yards Hope Bleach yards Red Seal A K C Toil de Checks, extra value, worth Best Calico American Indigo Carmine Bed, all In- IS- lie ls Dress Goods Crape and Voile complete assortment English Coverts and Damask suitings All wool value Novelty Suitings and Mixtures, Voiles and Crashes, late Spring style desirable shades Black- Cheviot in. wide worth is I a yard. price, yard Tho imported English Poplins, Mohairs, Sicilians Mohair Serges and silk- warp values up to sale price Men's Pants Men's latest Style and Fancy worsted Pants in all shades and pretty stripes, all sizes, reg. price all go on this sale at Pine and Plain Pants that regularly sold for and I; sale price Fine Pants that always sell for W 16.00, stripe, cheviots k fancy worsteds all go in this at only Men's Pants in desirable patterns, regular 11.75 sellers; sale price Knee Pants Ladies Shoes and Oxfords pairs of very of this seasons goods, hand sowed lace or button, all weights of solo. French kid. patent Russia calf They are fare the best of any shoe brought this market, and they come in ail sizes and widths, worth from to on. and pick them out from down to Ladies line kid shoos, button lace, toe and patent tip wort, of Ladies Oxfords, in all popular leathers, also white canvas, worth up lo 81.20; sale price to Hose, Hose, Hose Ladies fast black seamless hose, price now A fine cot ion fast black hose reg. price now line plain and lace styles black hose, worth now ladies beautiful fancy hose, worth Tide, choice, pair Children's fast black rib- bed hose, reg price at Children's fast black fine hose, regular price at Children's finest French ribbed hose, regular price at Men's good fast black socks, regular made, price at Men's good fast lace and plain socks, reg. price at Suits two piece suits, single and double-breasted jackets positively worth during this sale only The novelty in styles is pair of Knee Pants worth up to sale price and elegant-garments . .,. that were always sold at pair of Boys Knee all in this at reg. sellers; sale prise distinct A consolidation of several in Fashion- lines of Long Pants, able Knee Pants Suits, in value and all tho of novelties sale price only, pair and staple styles, sale Reduced for Home Coming Robt- The Atlantic Coast Line an- tickets for the Hone Coming Week for Bed Springs, N. C , will be at one first class fare plus twenty-five cents Tickets will be sold August 18th 19th and 20th and for trims to Bed before noon of August 21st, limited September first for Ex- of the final limit to 30th may be obtained by depositing the ticket with the Agent Bel Springs between August 21st and September 1st, and pay- of fee of fifty cents. For further with, W. J. Craig, General Agent, N. C THE AMERICAN SALVAGE CO., Must sell C. T. Entire Stock Pub an End lo It All. A grievous wail conies as a result of unbearable pain over taxed organs. Dizziness, Backache, Liver complaint and The Death Penalty. A little sometimes results in death. Thus a mere scratch, insignificant cuts or boils have paid the death penalty. It is wise to have constipation. But thanks to Dr. handy. It's the best King's New Lite Pills they on earth and will prevent fa- end it all. They are gentle hut sores, ulcers thorough. Try them. Only j Only at Guaranteed by Jno. L. Wooten, j j L Wooten's Drug Store. Druggist. i The salve that heals without a scar Never in the is DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve, carry, easy to take, and No effects such re- never failing in results are De- lief. It draws out Witt's Little Karly These soothes, cools and heals all cuts, famous little pills are a certain I burns and bruises. A sure cure for Piles and skin diseases. De- torpid and all of the ills; Will's only genuine Witch resulting from constipation. Salve. Be ware of counter- ionic and strengthen the liver, j are Sold by by L. Wooten, John L. Wooten, druggist. Suicide Prevented. A startling announcement that a preventive of suicide had been discovered will interest many. A run down system, or invariably precede suicide and End of physicians had a long and stubborn fight with an on my right F. Hughes Du Ga. gave me up. Everybody thought ray time had something has been found that come. As a last resort I tried Dr. will prevent King's New Discovery for Con- makes likely. At the first The I received thought self was striking I my Electric It being a great a few days. Now I've entirely tonic and will regained my It conquers the nerves and build up the system. all coughs, colds, and throat and It's also a great stomach, liver and lung troubles Guaranteed by kidney regulator. Only Sat- Jno. L. Wooten, druggist. Price guaranteed by Jno. L. and Trial free. residence of Mrs. Emma For nice brass i Cox, corner Washington and Third lamps suitable for dining room or. streets, was quarantined today, auditorium, by club, of her children having H. A. White. THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. J, WHICHARD, Editor and Owner. and Friday. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE VOL No. GREENVILLE, Pin COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA, TUESDAY. AUGUST No. LOSES A LEG W. C. Move Meets a Terrible Accident. Between and ll o'clock morning Wiley C. who works at the of Lumber Co., and is also one of the stockholders in the company, met with that ins him for life. He was in act of posing by a planing machine that was in and stepping too near a shaft tho left leg his pants was caught by a set sere. Th rapid motion of the shaft drew his leg around it and before the machine could be stopped his leg from the ankle nearly to the was horribly mingled, the bones being broken fragment the torn to shreds. Mr. was taken to the of the factory medical aid as quickly as an examination showing th it am would b necessary. The accident was a terrible one and much sympathy is expressed Mr. He is oils young man and misfortune comes upon him just as he ml n prime of Reflector ACCIDENT PROVES FATAL EXCURSION TRAIN PLUNGES THROUGH Engineer Failed to Stop Train and Pas- Were Hurled to Death. Between and Killed and Large Number Green ville People Among the Victims. W C. Dies From Accident. Wiley the young whose leg so mangled in the incident with which he met at plant tho Building A Lumber Co. Thur day morning, never revived from the shoe's and of blood, but died Ti o'clock afternoon. The death under of a young man so lull of Iv sad. The funeral took place this noon at o'clock the Nobles place is h. A Dozen Crushed. Pa., weighing thousands runs, of mill of land company at noon today j lire minutes lie fore time quit work. Twenty- seven men work in the quart; which is a thousand long, feet across and hundred feel de so. The heavy rains of the past two days had softened earth and caused the slide rock. Only of got away safely, four of horn escaped by running muss of rock on the side of the quarry The remaining eighteen were huddled in H ten feel square, t of them were killed, six injured; Two of toe may die. The Robber Lacked Nerve. X. I., Aug. News was received mis afternoon hold attempt Inch was made last night to up and lob Mr. the agent telegraph operator at Starkey's Station on the Burly this afternoon Kb- received a telegram from Norfolk that the excursion train that left this morning for Norfolk had been wrecked at a I tie station between Suffolk and only particulars given in the telegram the train run into an open draw of the bridge that of passengers were killed and injured. Bruce being a small station definite particulars could not he had. The excursion was for colored people and many from Greenville went on it. When news of the wreck was bulletined t here much excitement among the people here. The excursion was inn by W. K. a white man and three other persons went along to insist lit in in It. During the afternoon telegrams came ed pro- pie in the wreck to their friends or letting them know were sale, lull none of these sages gave any information already been received All the n telegraph . was crowded is try- to get about the and The phone rang constantly for news, much can given more several were killed mid bur their names are not yet known. following were from Walter Forbes, a young while boy. Nelson Peebles, colored. Doc Hemby, colored. Mary Jones, colored. John Colored. Advices were sent for the bod es these to tie sent to Greenville first train. K. white, manager of excursion was reported missing and believed to be drowned. Forbes, other white who went to assist was in a hospital, injured but well. It was expected th it would bring more definite of I extent a and es Mill f -I- Mary Purvis. Sidney Thomas. Atkinson. The following names of Injured today from is in hospital, he in well and is mil of danger. His brother, Ed Corbet, went to Norfolk Friday to . after him. A later telegram from Shel- that the body of Mr. will e about o'clock this evening. It is com- a special train and will be ca lied to his lute residence on comer Pitt and Fourth streets. The funeral will take pi ice Sunday rooming. flu- body Walter Forbes, who i-. son of Noah Forbes, will rive the regular evening train. His funeral will also take place Sunday, The bodies of three people Will be t this evening. The raising of the ears i iv- i has bi hands of -i v are also For be-, white, who is in Sarah Leigh In slightly injured, company ft and com. Harrington, Wm. Harris, Alfred morning all slightly injured; Mini-1 The of bodies ahead sou leg Ida M was before going to press that draw to bridge was opened for a tug to and the engine and coach of the train plunged the before the could apply about miles from Norfolk. The wreck caused much ex in Norfolk, as people there being under the impression that it was a while exclusion. were received here asking if certain persons had gone on the 17th. They were anxious moments to d that waited the office Thursday and until well into the night to git inf i from the wrecked at Va., told about in Thursday's tin- name to h its W hen into lira . i I a speed miles, t i- the rule stop train at bridges. Both the engineer nun saw the op n draw to I to stop were applied but do not work, en- and fireman jumped ; i ;. themselves, engine two filled with beings plunged tin- ugh open- into the liver. The work of rescuing begun as as possible after the wreck and noon ; , I as bodies were brought iii dead were taken to undertaking in the ii in Norfolk ii Lizzie Edward-, Addle Bailie Stewart Gray, VI i i The bodies of Walter and of the colored people will reach this passenger train, and the excursion those escaped m the week will come about o'clock I was the w.-i-l wreck 11- nil th- IS the wreck is In- tween more will be found when car- r i-d. never be fund, at some have been washed nil and away from cars, i- not account full extent of the will ever be known, Daily l- -Daily 19th. MAIL regular in leg the of seven of the excursion wreck. number came on I i- ii . dead b n; d Greenville d re Hemby, J- The were points Hie The . on white also hut did not u people were Hie d i t waiting to I With Sanding Through r i L A Sugg his hi in . The defendant was W, h rural free mail carrier, from Kins- the him Dock is the of an r in mail. The case against was worked up Puck, of the and he arrested bi-i, V day night by Deputy Mar- in, I to Green- ,. morning for a hearing The n ii The list of dead and injured bulk of r . has furnished does not near tale disaster. i I impossible to even identify all i brought to the surface, while there are many others who-, i lie at bottom d river i- . r. ii oilier In r.-v r I me depot. Many of tin- Injured who were not burl too bad to travel were on beard. The scenes around both these train- pathetic, such a mangled condition that even grief over I ho dead and injured after lining up en never b in. id . Southern division of Norfolk j and in which a Western railroad. was only by suing of a colored man proper lime. Mr. was busy working with bis telegraph Instrument when by a big black her of Greenville people were involved. Those haying friends or in the wreck were anxious to learn of their safety, and to enable them to get as information as could be had the was kept open recognized. Many who have their lives the wreck will unknown graves owing lo this to eels Scull's i. where bodies W.-re taken for identification, are a of mostly who arc there searching among the dead for friends or relative T walls of grief rend the air when such have been found. The scenes are The as g nun ;. g me Is of . , hue, s i-. a It i how t were saved came out f alive. Today lot has heel the re but i wreck, groups of gathering d wherever the could lid a talking about it. More bodies of victims are ex- on Ibis evening's also other survivors who remained Commissioner Sugg. At- . Wooten, of as counsel for Scar ice until the 28th, -is nail not had gel his witnesses. Tie case was continued as requested, the defend- ant being n to give a fled lend tar is h. who walked up behind him I an hour later than usual, and said, guess you As details of the wreck of Turning the horror and magnitude Of the agent was confronted by man, who a pistol pointed at bis bead. The visitor demanded the agent's watch, and while Mr. Tinner moving lo get it the noise awakened a man tor a train and who had asleep in the corner the stall-in. The robber turned, and seeing other man, made a break for the door disaster increased. Barry report- staled that the engine and car hail gone overboard into the river, bile later the number increased three cars, and the list of casualties grew from killed injured to killed about BO injured, with tho belief that more cars were submerged beneath cars. It was known Thursday night that among the identified dead This morning several bodies behind to were taken into Portsmouth that dead. were found during the nu-l Alter was is still progress published Friday informal ion last cams ,. of Norfolk. It veil people had been Will reach Arthur some fear it may go Woolen. Today a telegram came they were brooding on soft by time the from B. H. win. went to smelling hay, the little chicks are known, as very few who scene of wreck Friday, not won so easily. sidle Tobacco Stems Used in Houses. A well-known poultry and pig- mi raiser of Northampton, Mass., i lice and h.-i vermin tobacco with aid of the and prudence, II believes he has a the lice if he his chicks n-id the smell The pigeons use stems for and In the cleanest hay. They are much coarser bay, and do not make so softs bin the birds to rends that tobacco odor keeps the troublesome lice, softness to cleanliness, The stems have been placed in also, and bile old birds nestle down u- as PERSONALS AND SOCIAL two coaches escaped alive. ha the body of W. K. was were work today in found this morning and would he the effort to raise the coaches sent home as early as possible. U the river, and when tins succeeds more bodies will be found. The difficulty in identifying is l he cause of so few names being furnished. in a menage afternoon the names of following additional from Green- ville are given the away, were for the persistent of their mothers, would wander from was learned that his body I their tobacco perfumed nests, lint was near scene of the wreck. Mr was lire of the excursion, is is believed that the will readily become acclimated and give up their plan to join I lie , 17th. I. I. Fleming went to Hamilton I I. Mo re to Scotland Miss Lee Sugg a from A. I'm n-r returned i-m-i -I horn I returned y evening from Plymouth. is. Josiah Dixon went to evening. O. returned loin evening. and Mrs. T. J. Jan I, cue MiS and --H. Was -i . -it Airs. T. B. Moore. Mr of , bus visiting Mis. . Mrs Marj K Ward and i. . in Id i visit Jars I. Mrs. J. S Keel, who has been I a I day sick let men Wednesday We very to h her i- lunch better. Friday, August 18th. Brown spent Thursday hi Watson left Thursday Jones county. ,. -I. W. Allen returned Thursday from Miss to county this went to Oak City today to play a game of ball. Miss Mae returned evening Nashville. Mrs. J. I. Cherry came home I evening from Mrs. J. W. returned Thursday horn a visit to Miss Betsey Greene, of La- -i is visiting her sister, Mrs. . M. Hodges. p, M. Hornaday returned this morning where he h is visiting for the few lay-. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Taft and daughter left this for Virginia Beach and Northern markets. Mrs. J. T. Howard, of who has been visiting her Mrs. J. Q. home this Mi-s Andrews, of Elizabeth City, who has been visiting Miss B Keel, to Bethel this morning. She will return in a few days. Saturday, August 19th. Mis. W C. Johnson returned from a visit to Dover nun Hinton to M this morning lo attend a house party, Miss of who has been here visiting her mother, returned home today. Mrs. Thornton, of New Hem, who has here for the last few days, returned home this morning. reported that the satchel with his white The bird miser money in it was found Friday procures the stems the bushel noon when one of the cars was dragged ashore. Mr. leaves a wife two children. from local cigar shops, and j Intends to give them a thorough trial. Rattlesnake. Wednesday a man from township, we did not learn his name, brought to town a large rat- which be bad killed. reptile had eleven rattles. That is the second rattlesnake reported from this season. POOR PRINT

Every Careful Thoughtful Parent is Particular About Their Children Wear. We have been engaged in the business of shoeing the LITTLE FOLKS SO LONG, and the habit of selling the best and fitting the feet properly has grown to be such a fixed custom with us that you may feel perfectly safe When You Buy Your Children's Shoes Here. Our stock of children's Slippers embraces almost every desirable style and shape of the Manufacturers Art, suitable for Summer Wear. These Slippers are all first class in every respect, and of the best makes, yet we are offering them at greatly reduced reason is, we are overstocked and don't want to carry them over. The opportunity is yours. We will be glad to serve you. J. B. CHERRY CO. STORE. Troubles With Every knows what it is to contend with a pupil that is allowed to have hi own way at home, and boy who had parents that for him when the teacher whips him is to be pitied not on his own account hut because he has such foolish parents- We rather have a boy brought up in an orphan asylum than to have him brought up by parents who no more discretion or sense of duty than to get mad with the teacher who, in the discharge of bis gives their boy a part of what lie needs with a hickory sprout. There's nothing that will put devilment and rebellion in a boy and carry him to the dogs any faster than the foolish habit of parents in taking sides and sympathizing with him when hi runs up against a whipping school. Some great philosopher has said that while imperfections of nature cannot be entirely removed. y can lie greatly diminished by wise management. When a boy is naturally possessed of a mean and happens to have parents who, r false sympathy, refuse to compel obedience, that boy is more than apt to he beard from later on through the criminal court records. Our Home. The Jim Crow Book. The late superintendent of for Wake county that has attracted far less attention than it deserves. It is, briefly stated, to give the schoolchildren text-hooks with of children and not of white and girls. He thinks that these text-books should he and he argues that average child cannot handle abstract questions- Their minds are not equal to those of the white children, ll is also a mist put readers in the hands of children with the pictures of white girls and white in them. It helps to increase the desire for social equality Give them readers with pictures of girls and boys and farming implements in There is sound logic in this. are not so sure about the study of pictures of while children increasing the desire of children Fur social equality, but the general idea of books children is a good one Such hooks would undoubtedly stimulate a greater desire for learn- in the breast of the little -I Chronicle. There arc few states in tho union according to the latest statistics, which are not investigating official corruption of various degrees kinds. Some of them have openly and notoriously on the market. Members are bought like .- many cattle. Great and righteous indignation is created and in some instances the people have risen in their might, demanded and secured reform- No one suggested for a second because a Legislature was corrupt that it be abolished. Yet a corrupt Legislature is far more detrimental to public interests and demoralizing to public sentiment than any minor branch government could lie. So we view the dispensary business. Admit that there is and corruption in it, dots it necessarily follow that honest men cannot be obtained to operate Record. It Is Too Hot To Cook And I can save you much of that Send to my store for Nice Crackers, Assorted lakes, Canned Goods and other ready to serve- Butter on every Kine Pitt county Nice Chocolate Everything fresh and good all the time. MARCELLUS FLEMING GREENVILLE'S TONSORIAL PARLOR, Hopkins, Daniel Davis, Props Cleanliness our Only experienced men em ployed. WOOD WOOD Dry, Split Pine Wood, cut length, delivered at your dim, No. Yours for JOE JENKINS. White Front Barber Shop OPPOSITE J. II CHERRY CO. Sharp Razors, clean Towels Work guaranteed. COSMETICS A SPECIALTY. Thanking one and all for you pas and hoping for your con I remain, Yours to serve, S. J. NOBLES. Prop. Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets A Medicine for Busy Brings Golden Health and Renewed Vigor. i fop Indication, Live ml Trimble. Bowels. i .,; ;. It's Rocky Ten in tub- form, a box. nun by II u GOLDEN NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PEOPLE HARNESS REPAIRED and SHOES by experienced workmen at the shop II. Ellis in Winslow Mills GIVE MB A TRIAL. SUITED. A barrel for the A hand out for the heat, A knock-out for the And for Ilia feet. is tin- name. All ell it and guarantee the result, The physical view the health the men in Wake county jail for is now being urged upon governor, who is told that tinned imprisonment for Rogers and may mean death, Very i Governor Glenn says that this is not a to diagnosed but by physicians, and that be mus bear from a partisan board -i doctors confinement means death before he can think of News and Observer. LAMER HILLIARD, Greenville, N. C. MARBLE MONUMENTAL WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Iron Fencing ii . REFRESHING. CURES INDIGESTION. HATCH SPECIAL via A COAST LINE. BUFFALO, N. Y., sad return 920.20 Annual meeting Grand B P O B N. Y. July 11- 1906. Ticket on MIC 8th, and final limn July 15th. Ticket will be i el noted lo passage each direction Extension of final limit to maybe by deposit of ticket Special and of fee of STOP at Washington, Baltimore Philadelphia on tickets reading those points will be lowed on going trip transit limit, and on trip within final limit, July 16th. If have been extended, step can be taken not to exceed ten not later then August 4th. and return Educational Association, July 37th. Tickets on sale June 29th to July 2nd inclusive, final limit July Tickets restricted to continuous passage in each direction. Extension of the final limit may be obtained to August by deposit of ticket with Special Agent payment of fee of cents at time of Stop over at New York on return trip may be obtained provided ticket has been validated by joint agent. Asbury Park and is deposited with Joint Agent New York not later than one day after validation at Asbury Park and upon payment of fee of 1.00 at time of deposit, but in on ease shall stop over at New York extend beyond August Stop overs, Washington, I inn and Philadelphia will on the going trip win in going limit of the ticket not to exceed July on the return trip within final limit of ticket If tickets have been extended stop over may be taken period of ten days not lo exceed August 31st. NEWMAN At the Old Stand. I have purchased the stock of GROCERIES and business of J. and will carry the bus- at bis old stand on Five Points. I ill add to the stock to meet the demands of the trade and will at nil carry a complete line of Heavy and Kane Groceries. Finns, Tobacco Cigars, etc. Call on me when you want the best Groceries or the lowest price at which they can be sold. J. J. The Five Points Grocer. barber Shop. . Fleming. Props. it . ANIMAL ARCHITECTS. GRANT AND LONGSTREET. From Kinston to Norfolk AND THE FOB WHITE PEOPLE ONLY Wednesday and day August and FARE under years I. W. C KINGS, Agent. i ii lull mill . h killed U, , Aways BALK OF TAX LIST . Notice is hereby given that the ii tax the county of for the years 1908 and will at public to r for i ire the court r In the town of Greenville, Monday, September lib, be t order i I the Board Com I Pitt i R. Clerk. Hand Stock of I . Id ft Also Siding, and Partition all kind dressed in-- fin building a house Hills cut on id. Greenville Lumber Veneer Co- . . . .; . I NOTICe j After 1st I nil be S pared to furnish con- to and depot for ft in tor ,. -i,,,, I inn hotels lo depot mid wharf and fore on I that will also be phone s J J. Ti J p. R. L. Caw, Dentist. N. C. SUITS UP and PANTS UP. Made to Measure. Every man who takes pride In his personal will the i nm lines The r bask They are and made to lit take your v you have you selection hundreds patterns, will make your In a way ill be hi you. PAUL Taylor, Greenville. N. C. i end Pressing a Specialty LADIES DR. I COMPOUND. Many Birds, Ind Fishes Clover Builders. A West Point Friendship That Held Throughout Their Lives. Many birds, insects and The strong schoolboy friendship fishes arc clever architects and began at West between builders and have mastered tonic of Grant and lasted the rudiments of masonry, and at throughout their live. least one bird is u very clever stone- of the class alter Longstreet, hut The is called by their silent, serious the or stone- lures were in spontaneous sword, mason, in Britain it is known mid, Helen Longstreet in as the Ii usually builds and Longstreet at High THE NEW WAY sleep Comfortable in a deep in a cliff, but often it chooses u low excavation or cave and sets to work. It uses no tar, although some other birds can mix mortar to of hard- ll first collects a number of stones and places them together as became friends from their first meeting. Thai one from the and one from the south made no difference, as later it made no difference in feeling of personal affection one led the of the Union and the a inundation for the future nest. was a Confederate general. it builds a dry stone wall in front of the place the not is to This is often a solid barrier, in which the stones are piled in such a way as to make it almost as thick as it is long. The barrier of stones General Longstreet of ten spoke of the details of the capitulation at He said that when be wen into the conference room in the residence us one of the Confederate commissioners he was -BY. SLEEPING ON THE BEST. Royal Elastic Felt Mattresses are to all others. in front of one nest examined by a I compelled to pass through the room on the subject was nine inch-I occupied by General Grant as his es long, nine inches thick and two headquarters. and a half inches high. In ibis bar- there were no fewer than stones. In the foundation of tho nest were more, making in all, of which the weight was four and u half the largest stone weighing two ounces, laving thus made the foundation wall of stone, it builds inside the latter a comfortable nest, the upholstering of which is ill no way deficient in finish. Swallows and house build by sticking together pellets of pared rood mud. Mo-t of the ma- is obtained from the drying puddles on the high roads. If not mixed with anything else the tend- ency of these pellets would be to crumble when dry. Hut the swallow tribe are supplied with a mucous Mention which enables them to gum the particles together. The from which the Chi- nest is made tire constructed of this mucous mat- only. An Indian swallow, which builds little boat shaped nests against the trunks of trees, practically makes them of dried Among the birds of the western hemisphere best mason is a pot- us well. This is the oven bird of the pampas in South America. It is called the or house builder, by the Spaniard-. The nest is made of mud and bits of straw, practically the as the material used for most buildings in Mexico. The walls very thick, and there is a partition wall inside, reaching so high as in form an New-. Deceiving the Natives. The Medical Journal tells the following According to Sir John Malcolm, a well known Scotch surgeon, on the introduction I of inoculation into India, I they are, but they must be very lick creatures. never hear of them but they're American. He felt curious to know bow Gen- era would receive him. lie bud loved Grant as one of his est boyhood friends, but limes were much changed. Grant was victor, be was vanquished. He was there- fore prepared to observe the rigid demeanor of those between whom ceremony only forces recognition. But us soon as be entered the room Grant rose, approached him with a greater show of demonstration than ever in the older days and slapped him on the shoulder, can't we get back to tie good old dins by playing s game of At Point the nickname among the for General Long- The part of that meet- I he splendid bearing of the conquered Confederates, the modest of the Union victors and, all, the noble generosity of j in refusing to accept the word of Lee and in giving the fair- est term- possible under the existing circumstances, these are known in all who have read United States history. The Sickly They wire neither of them scholars, but they liked to move with the times us regards their knowledge of current events, so the daily newspaper was regular- delivered their humble and it was Jennie's duty to read out dining breakfast time all the mo.-l interesting items of the day. tine morning, after wading through the intelligence page from the front, she turned to another page of tho paper and it says here that octogenarian's an I don't quite know what you Had to Get Your News In the Old Way In the old times people had to go from house to h use t tell news or at the cross roads store once a week to out what was going on. They were slow days. It Is Not So Now But in this day of and rural free delivery mail you can get the news every day. This is the leading age and no home is complete a good newspaper. Every man ought to take his county ind know what is going on. The Reflector can supply you with the news. We print two editions, Daily and Semi-Weekly Our piece Enamel Iron Beds are as the best every Royal Elastic Mattress and bed is guarantee-If not the best, price re- funded. THE DAILY REFLECTOR is a and costs only a THE EASTERN REFLECTOR i s i pa d p, a the practice met with great from the natives. In order to overcome their prejudices Mr. of Madras, who was well versed in ,.,.,. The of Our Childhood. Sanskrit literature, composed a ,. , . i It be u common experience short poem on vaccination in that , . . . ., language. The poem was inscribed wk on Old paper and was said to discovered. The object of to the things n literature or tho pious fraud was that the m q of vaccination's antiquity of highest worth oratory we vaccinations might help to reconcile the mini- of Brahmans lo the use of a lactic drawn from their sacred cow. The Hedgehog. A hedgehog curls itself up by a is, by muscles like those which produce a it frowns severely or according to If it is l hard, it itself tighter. If really hurt, it frowns into a tight ball. The can he erected in it measure, though a- point nil ways, this is not needed, i . are us sharp as needles. We have only known one doff, a large black and once -at under, the music we once sang or played, the engraving we used to buy and hang on walls when we were eighteen poor and cheap they often seem after a quarter of u century or so. winch we have read more, thought more, used our eyes more and drunk deeper of the sad music of Herbivorous Animals. animals do not eat all of nature's menu. The horse re fuse- the water hemlock the gnat cats with avidity, and, on the other hand, the coat refuses some U . white seller, which would , bite u hedgehog till it killed The tobacco plant is avoided by all it. lint this dog was quite mad and shared of the com- to certain lunatics. Aged, but Not Respected. There used lo live in Lynn, Mass., a well known wit named Darius tine day he was a grocery store, where they had recently chased a new lot of butter. The grocer said, take horns some of that butter and see how like which he did. A few afterward ho was the store when the grocer said. how did you like that said Darius, I'm Sold as that butter I hope shall as Enforced Virtue. u-e. R alter I ii i mien the will and i i of save the coat, man and the tobacco worm. Some botanists think that no plant is absolutely poisonous, but only so, being harmful to certain animals. for I, es, V said wise Tom- or some Don't be without a paper when you can get one so cheap. If you are not a subscriber send in your order today. The Job Department OF THE REFLECTOR PRINTING HOUSE IS BETTER EQUIPPED TO DAY THAN EVER BEFORE To Produce Printing. SEND IN REFLECTOR PRINTING HOUSE, Greenville, N. C. Boring an Editor. tin re no -aid a man r; the office of a busy editor, you can write better than at other thought so That men who write consult their have doubt. Now. tell me, hen can yon write best am the editor re The Time For Romance. Bi ell, that i r one. . Si I . Horrors No Co to son little i hop on a me ling, i hone wail New York Weekly. ANOTHER OFFER. FREE To All Our Subscribers THE GREAT AMERICAN FARMER, Indianapolis, Indiana. The Leading Agricultural Journal of the Nation, Edited by an Able Corps of Writers. Within the Next Thirty days We Offer Two for the Price of THE EASTERN REFLECTOR and THE AMERICAN FARMER. One Year For Think of It. This unparalleled offer is made to all new subscriber, and nil old ones who pay up all arrears and renew within thirty days. COPIES FREE. OUR STOCK IS IN EVERY DETAIL Floor Covering of every description, Sideboards, China Closets, Hook Cases, Parlor Suits and all kinds. WHEN YOU NEED FURNITURE You will be consulting the interest of your pocket book to investigate our stock. Our and Bed Springs are perfection in making. Try a pair. A. H. Taft, NEXT DOOR TO WHITE'S. ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN COLLEGE, WILSON, N. C. For Male and Female. course in Vocal and Music, Art, Elocution and and Typewriting. A complete course in and Modem Languages and Literature Three courses to A. H. of Opens September For or other Address, J. LL O., GREAT CLEARANCE SALE Beginning Saturday July Kith, and for SO days only we will soil our entire stock tor J off. Embroideries. values values lie. values values and Laces reduced in this sale. Colored Lawns value, A big reduction in all dry goods and notions. SHOES. SHOES. Ladies Oxfords and Sandals in Patent Kid. values values 2.50 values values i values James F. Davenport. Littleton Female College Splendid locution. Health Over hoarding pupils last year. High work. and social life. Conservatory in music. Ad- courses in Art Elocution, Hot water hear. lights and other modern improvements. Remarkable health only one death among pupils ii Close personal on t the health and social development of every pi I. standard of All pupils dress on all public occasions, VERY LOW. 84th on will begin 1905. For address. REV J. M RHODES, M. M N c. H. A. White Sinner, Skinner, Jr M W. v SKINNER WHEDBEE. j W. in 1800. j INSURANCE it Ir. Ha . . mill . .,,., to the reflector Prompt Careful attention given to business. Norfolk. Va. ;. Greenville, N. C. POOR PRINT

THE EASTERN REFLECTOR i S D ill.- Greenville, N. C, u- class matter, made upon application. .,, I counties. in to Pin K. Avg. COO I ll We i ad Ir in Tin few days and ill u the paper time and urged Ore. to have active chamber inn t boar I trade in in the inter- el the i urn. In re much that could r through a channel. Greenville good men, and as enter prising round anywhere, there is a lack of co- operation among them on matter that would to the l all. mid lie coming gather and I n conference on matter to the general business of the and when i in i- made all move together. If merchants, the professions men, and all would together and cooperate with tin pushing Greenville forward a trade yon would s.- the w ii I pin. Let hi ii and doing Ii-- Pitts. r i Record, . I II ii- 28th year Th Record was J in I 7- by London, Ii solely under hi man- since It is a paper I rue i and shun I con I its . The responsibility for the terrible wreck which occurred at Braes, Vs . in which Mr. Jolly and Walter wen tided and colored pa wounded and injured should be determined the proper mint There cannot be too much care exercised where people travel daily. deepest sympathy is expressed here for the bereaved wife and mother. Russia is trying to make that always been a true Hie retiring superintendent iii Wake county recommend to the I aid 1.1 education that children text books with picture children. II say- the pictures of white child ran in the text by children has s tendency to increase the desire among the for social equality- friend to Tinted go. We have that big ditch to dig, with hole in the treasury as big as a we fancy the Bide that got ; d how. If women in having the word displaced from the marriage ceremony, they will have succeeded all found, for hoy die- n rial life about the time knot was tied. I k man. who when he was waylaid and attacked by n drew his pistol, shot two I t ii -in dead in tracks tally wounded three others, was in expert in handling his gun. the story sounds almost as the Beaufort shark yarn. As the inter state commerce m mission has suddenly sprung an of the methods re- p Armour The officials New York say they an to wipe out grime in Chinatown It looks like they Could d i Ii r work by starting in the heart of the city. Here's hoping that there will in leaks sprung in govern- department huge enough for more grafters to fall through. New Swindle Here's a brand new swindle which is being worked on the farmers id A well dressed stranger stays all night with the intended victim and the stay reports that he has lost a valuable diamond pin some- where t the place After search for a ball day he takes his leave, reeling badly about bis loss, request the family to keep a watch out for the pin, milling that be ill for its recovery. A Caw days after a hum appears and accidentally shows a pin exactly like the one they have been looking f casually that be found it just outside the gate. Al the pin is sold for and sometime The , i ii writes to the address left ranger and asks him to bring hi hundred and get bis pin it., nine the in the deal and the I in had cost ii loan News. A. certain contemporary rises to remark there is much old- Democracy Fact is, then- has been ti o much of it left. day will be r- i lie Car Co will not be so loud in saying I. . ii, women Who Many. The woman who proudly hem a pocket hand ken In, I. never made up a bed in and with a simper has in society ever since she was The woman who would rather a pug dog a baby Tin- who thinks men arc angels. The woman who would rather die than wear a hit seasons old. The woman who thinks that the cook and nurse can keep house. The woman of hive three times a day. The woman who buys ornaments for the drawing room and borrows kit- hen utensils from her neighbors; and w ho thinks la lite decorations are more importance than good food. The woman who wants things just because have Raleigh Enterprise. GREAT VALUES in Negligee Shirts We have only a few more of the 1-2 Size Negligee Shirts left, these are the greatest Values of the Season You can buy our grade in this size for cents and grade for Come early before these values are ill dis- posed of Frank Wilson, THE KING CLOTHIER. h T . NEED i . . Ii to pun t. . on one her fun -iii the i in median- another and Association. Such ; parts of industry and feeder to banks and n to substantial We have a more oh i in local affairs, and u Ii a nay mom y laving i- a kindergarten toward am ii action I here is no possible the benefits to the and the people, individually or The above is o the h Times, and we are to give tin paragraph A mid loan is thing i our capitol city, I r already one, nod the another mi the pan o Time i-. a sure cation of i he great and value there he derived Iran such an This aper ha for a long time advocated organization a and loan tor somehow our people are mis e it to ii ii is going to do to get even wit ii i he North Carolina berry ship- H t Mrs. Burnett, man who wrecked a express is ii M Mrs. Burnett didn't put any ob- on the failed to den- track and a rear end collision was the result. The road i-. to bring suit for damages. The as ii put a ban Upon lawyers hunting up I to bring but it u unlawful for a lawyer i on the basis m n less the S i i the can and that he call not had a divided the Demo- will d ling. the peace commission the money tin- hotels out it will make them think it was worth while, all the same. The envoy were unlimited in their expenditures and it is all charged up hi the cost of the war nays the Charlotte New. Down here it if every day, except Sunday. Charlotte has had such a scandal over her waterworks system that she is advising other towns to he careful- When a law is enforced against all people alike no cue has a right to lain, there are sidewalks in Greenville that have not yet been cleared of weeds. would look better if all wen- cleaned. It broke out in a new place Salisbury is getting in connection with proposed Republican paper venture We will believe that paper is coming when we see it. The Russian bears are not dancing exactly to suit the Japanese organ grinders. Say, Mr. Weather Man. what is this you are giving The first solid train load of goods of one order ever shipped by a Southern factory passed through i Greensboro Monday, containing the first installment of furniture for Panama Canal, contracted for by government with the White Company of A United Slates inspector completed ex- of the goods Saturday, not single article The consignment is direct to ma The train is handsomely placarded, prominently hilled elaborately decorated Headlight. Everybody to Ins own liking. If John thinks hooker Washington is as good as himself we see no reason for other people trying to convince him to the con- If the pence negotiations result in a failure President cannot feel in such high feather over his good offices in bringing the envoys together Russian newspaper man says Russia didn't know the Japanese before the war, tines Russia has had all the introduction she wants now. In ancient times kissing a girl was resorted as a sure cure for the headache- always i Tiered in the old-fashioned dies Corruption at its Height. The President continually talks about more laws for breaking and regulating railroads, lie will end in talk. If he will enforce half the laws we have those whose quest is apparent to one but a blind partisan, he will do his country B great service and pave the way for any needed legislation. The Sherman anti-trust law can be en- f nod and to do so will keep the government until the next election There is a growing sentiment all over the country the President is taking it all out in talk The New York World thinks he lacks courage to arrest one of the big of the laws. The few indict- that have been drawn and prosecuted have been against the little offenders. A cleaning out of the departments In Washington will keep the law officers busy and till the prisons. The era of corruption growing out of the can war is now at its height. begin in Washington. There are rascals there than and Lad Wilmington has shut yellow u t ii advice The first bale of cotton for the 1905 season has appeared, and veil, in county, claims honor Ten fifty five was the price per pound it brought, and with the farmers of tho South standing solid- together, ten cents a will the price for c II hi and t . n a- I a i the The District of itself in order hi keep the from voting and in lining so it set the pace all the Southern States. In face of the fact that I lie cannot vote in Washington, they Bock there in greater number than in any other city in the United The population of Washington is nearly In tint depots there, they are always in evidence as good, if not bettor thou than the while Chronicle. The churches that do not quit giving while they build that will do to tie to, Pastor Rich took a groat mission collection last Sunday week, and keeps right on increasing its con- to me Orphanage, and there are many others. Building a house is no excuse for withholding contributions to the Lord's cause. and Children. Winston says t. the dis- cannot come in We are getting on nicely without you. Hun. C. Watson thinks dis- be heated ill the and not the towns and cities. Littleton Herald. Hardware. For C Stoves Ranges, heaters Pumps, Guns, Am- munition, One and Two Horse Steel Plows, Heat Cutters and In fact anything in Hardware come to H. L. CARR -New- and Observer The Russian ;. , ; . lent. i. . , u.-i s Hive a Amer- linger mi-1 us long us there i any i Wilmington Star ITEMS. N. C. fairly good crop here- prospect of good price-, low I- has from its ho manifest the summer mouths, and a spirit of good cheer been with us for the past weeks. Quite we have had many pretty visitors to our town in of Miss Avery, Rocky Mount, and Mis Knight, of who have been visiting Miss Moore, Miss Lula William, o visited Miss Susie Moore, and others who came lo make up a gay party residence W, M. Moore, Our v townsmen took a pan house party and add-; ed no little to of i our visitors. W. U. O. Galloway to Greenville yesterday to look at the tobacco market. L. K went to . today. and wife left for Baltimore yesterday morning. There has been right typhoid fever in this bat we are glad lo say that it ha somewhat abated. Fred Knight, of spent week with the of Or, Joins. Fred Jones returned home with him . of . l ha an i Ii us for the p .- k insurance and lie ii i i.-- i- it nils, Ills l ii re a Mi C Jones. We to see Grant Ty- son, of Greenville, in town this week. Pointed Paragraphs Gossip gains currency, but no coin. toper has his feat ties. Whiskey in a bottle may he a good thing, but in a man it's a nuisance Had luck is reasonably sure to to those who only to luck. expert shopper can visit seventeen stores in one afternoon and without spending a cent. Usually the sou of h self made begins to the ladder from the point at which his father stopped climbing. A woman's voice seldom vents her from believing that she can sing. In an Ohio town the women have organized a secret society for t-e swapping of secrets. Milliners and dressmakers are not entirely responsible for church attendance, but they help Suppress the Boycott. Shanghai, Aug. The Chinese Board has ordered the viceroy of to make every to the which lot n.-v lo I in; H i, A no-; v.- tin of I soup la. s. nulls will result. This department is in who is authorized to rep- resent the Eastern Reflector in and territory. Mrs. and daughter are visiting in the country. Pit Company now supply de- for no-Hi and hulls at lowest market prices. Mrs. L and M--. Jackson spent yesterday afternoon at the home of A. G. Cox. A. Ange are selling shoes They sell a pretty shoe cents. When the down freight came In Wednesday, three slipped off of the train and started arriving here, they a. B. House, of near was a pleasant caller in our village Friday. He is i of High and very pleasantly here. and of Stokes were town Sunday, Many of our people attended the burial of W. O, a tie i in- m He was once a student in the High school and is kindly remembered by the people of our village We extend our to the bereaved ones. May they implicitly trust Hun who alone is able to All c of paint, and yellow rolled down the road yesterday there is no doubt but what it hi vim- ft several year Pi. way A. i n-4 i --I it lire cheap at A . a age ft If v D- . W. A g, I lie ll p a i . , , at Barber a Co. had . . Mrs. Pulley Smith, who has put off and had drawn a , , c F , , . , been sometime with her pistol one hands; so the r ., . , ,. , granddaughter at Seven quickly , , . . . returned. We an- glad to man Charles Smith I . . . . have her back again. presence. liming themselves ,.,.,, r , I Livery and Iced stables, close v them t , whips and . I. a pistol from his pocket as mint, bat a from the Cox, who has been pistol caused near Washington leave rather hurriedly. j i ,. . . . 11.1.1, i. i new tar heel Wail on last they wen- none swift to them. We saw F. A. Haddock, of Obi- cod, in this week plies of A. W. Ange Co. J. B. Smith and daughter, Miss May, Ayden, were callers in our town Thursday, Big line of hat cap received, latest styles. n, Bin her Co. 1-1 E. Forsythe, traveling agent Publishing Co, was in town and sold to the High a set edition of Encyclopedia. This valuable addition the library, already contain more than eight A lieu in ti u lo, Harrington. Mis Richard Brown, i Mies Minnie of Oxford, is at the home of Ur. B. T. Cox. a. O. are making some best most comfortable desks on the market, which they will sell a very low price. We hope many of the Hit will avail themselves this opportunity to make tin-n school rooms comfortable aim pleasant before the opening of die schools. Wednesday evening Dr. B. T. Cox from Baltimore, but Mrs. remained her little Grace, who is receiving the treatment for hydro- phobia. Just received by K. G. car load lime which they will sell very cheap. Little Miss Irina Isabel inn- with relatives here. our lust mail brought in more orders for Hunsucker buggies. Misses Fannie and Lela Lizzie Barney, of have friends and relatives in town. Twenty-five splendid Tarheel for sale by A. G. Cox Mfg. . We are glad to see Frank Ed- nun back in the office of the A. G. Cox Mfg. Co Prof. Nye returned Thursday from a trip in Jones and counties, where Us many pupils the High school. In the evening lie left for the eastern part of Pitt. SHins shoes U. O. Chapman is way should have lo pay high tor In raise their own and II . Winterville Mfg. is equipped making Hour in need the crockery an I be sure see in In-fore I . and Kidney the combination kidney medicine for stuck and a sure at the Drug Store We carry bu wall We are I to fin y u as till- examine before -a B. a Bro. For bird ware and mill sue W, I. paint, guaranteed the bes Co. bay. t--i t- II ii I i n her A V I. j is I big- st nicest line Men's, Youth's and Clothing ever offered Winterville. Come and stock before elsewhere. Bar- r . a -nils, values ill Co. line dies- ;, as r. Br--d a-d down. Harrington, ft Nil e St It p items cheap at Barber ft Co. We handle T. W. Wood and Son carded and millet seed. B. T. and Bro. Fir Holt time alarm clucks and see R. G. Chapman Co. Try a bottle of Dr. ins sure for Indigestion at the drug shire. or men to solicit orders for nursery -lock in Pitt For particulars enclose., stamp. Box Winterville; N. large shipment of shoes all styles and and prices very reasonable. -Barbel. Co. White's Black spec for tho human family, Sue for perfectly balanced, sub-cutaneous com For sale by B. T. Cox ft Bro. Have now on hand nice line of glass and crockery very cheap. Harrington Barber Co Don't eyes feel like there is grit in Do they pain you and feel tired on reading Do hey become mattered and adhere while That denotes, paired vision should lie rein by wearing eye glasses. B. T. Cox and carry a full line of spectacle and can lit your eyes with the proper Nice lot of glass ware and crock- always on baud. Harrington Barber Co. Reduction sales made on white goods and O. Chapman Co. Farmers who raise their hay can be supplied with the well known o, i in re i At and them. -I. M . straw huts will row below COSt. Don't to-,. We nil sell you at s. price. R. G. Chapman Co. The in Dress Known. Poplin Do was for Suiting that was now Hamburg that was now Ladies now He Sc Lawn now Gingham in now White Dress floods that was now Also a great reduction in all kinds of Spring and Summer Dross Goods. Come and be convinced A. W. Ange Co. I ii , e . j I II ll their shoes nine-, -Id a If ill r t mat i-- i I i o- a to be r- -I. Co. i shout prices anything that you arc interested in. After persons of a bilious will derive great benefit by taking one of these pills. If you have been DRINKING TOO MICH, they will promptly relieve the nausea, HEADACHE- follows, restore appetite and remove gloomy feel Elegantly sugar Take No Substitute ARNOLD'S BALSAM lo CURB. I a I Cholera By Jno. L. Woolen and Coward Wooten will be if Mountain Tea month. I i an-- the and bowels. It makes the little ones sleep nod grow. cents. Wooten's Drug wail until your blood i Impoverish d and you are sick but lake Mountain Tea. It ill positively drive out nil impurities. Tenor Store, the stomach and mid snot hes the little stomachs gives them a and natural sleep. Tea is the cents. Wooten's Drugstore. Nothing on the Market Equal to s Cholera and rhea Remedy. This fact is well known to drug gists everywhere, and nine ten will give their customers preparation when the best asked for. Mi. One a prominent druggist of Mo,, in a cir- to bis is nothing on the market in the way patent medicine which equate it era mid Remedy ell a Km ,. Wooten, druggist.; Sever tumble lo THE HOURS OF SLEEP. A Rap at to Bad and Early to Adage. One of the bugaboos of is tho to bed and early to adage which has the consciences of so many mil- lions of people. That tantalizing old jingle about early rising making a man healthy, wealthy and wise responsible for more misery in the world than all the other good be- and rules for put together, But it gratifying to n that i he present 1- not so complaisant in obey- rule as the good mis- git men and women day. The early rising fed Ii in vogue now in tin and it will not be many year- before the beneficent reform will the country. The cause of this change of . nurse is in the change front . lute hours in thickly settled localities. The occupies its . n pleas- pursuits and an 1- not in the ml. ice that daily in lie minds of oar grandmothers and Another is tin irk, for in lit are I PAVING THE The rule have of carrying from one season to another is strictly When prices take a dip below the cost mark they almost speak. The my supplying your every want is warranted the offerings and in the prices that are within easy investigate is to be convinced. Two more weeks to sell summer goods then comes fall. II and . Tile I heater i also nit in pin poop i mid night. In mes I ere were not so n y nit ; e after our ml their irk In n r lo than to In ll lit . . . . I . .-. h. . iii elf win ill -in v. in of l-a blue of the drill holes in the -o here and the noises of he do . on lie i. lies All Rich. A m tended a where the in- lessons were went to the class of a play- mate and heard catechism question for the lime in her life. She was several questions and much mortified not to be able to an- the No answer. you know who A shake of the head, and the pa. on. Finally the teat her said, you ever hear about Solomon, Here was an acquaintance at last, and tho little girls face broke into mile . she replied confident- know him all the way through born cm Mon- Wain me nay the New York Press. The Regrettable Situation. he old man kind- forth into the world and conquer it. this, Self is to be your sheet an- And the young man went. After three year- he returned. seedy with a look of settled dis- on his face. urn false he ed gravely, in a tone of set I led con- roared father. did I tell you about having self con- said the young those who have the least excuse for self confidence have cornered the market in that com- American. Colors For Mourning. Tin- following arc the various for mourning in different countries, together the reasons Riven for the Black ex- presses privation of light, worn throughout and America; yellow, tin- near and yellow leaf, and Burma. In Brittany caps among peasants arc yellow; purple violet, to express royalty, mourning for the cardinals and king of let ii the mourning color of while, emblem of hand- ed China; deep blue, mourning. The significance of this selection is not known. Palo brown, the withered leaves, Persia. Grayish brown, earth, and Abyssinia.- Chicago X a . in. -i- i .- t . . I . I , . n- hi Hold by John L. Wooten, druggist. Liberal With Encores. A Boston entomologist once told n story of an experience of a friend of his. He was once put up at a ho- tel in the room In player. In the morning the landlord asked him if ii . . I ; I said you I I him by on . . . . he wen; over piece i.- km three Millinery for Seashore Mountains. . .- tiny all Hill Shirt hat, h and clear -d Shirt Waists Collars. busies Waist a in ill styles and worth I up Corset Specialties. little II ti, C H Mime up live . i .- which we are Belling Silks. salt- of Silks. Too many silks lot- season, nil reduced j. Plain in all colon a us last Silk Ribbons in all Colors. To make a clean in i he ribbons we reduce about one half. N eek in all co worth clean up at yd Summer Lawns. All have been aid-red out and have been knifed All reduced to clean up at and Girdle frames the wanted kind lot- Ladies frames in white Handkerchiefs. Ladle's and Men's while reg- clean up at for Sc Ladies chiefs, worth and clean up at each Baby Caps. Baby caps worth clean at and Umbrellas. and I'm- steel rods and black Gingham top, full inch Merrimack the be-t Kink, clean up at yd Regular in towels, clean up sale and Mill End Sale of Table Dam- ask and snoods, clean up at Shoes. All low cut shoes to in white canvas all sizes lean up at in black and tan, clean up at in black and Ian clean up at in Patent, leather and tan clean up at Laces tin-1 Embroideries to go at and J Corset Covers. clean up clean up at India Lawns. -lo wide good quality clean up lo Ladle's and Misses Hose. Tans, Black and White special clean tip at pr All goods ti 1st class or money back. Gents 111- J r nil ; be Colonial v- i in ii neat pal n- mid p i n n ;, Four-ply Linen Link white -r- M-n's half h ran Black Shirts. in a ml black dot, n , clean up Special dollar ., ,, shirts in h an patterns usually 1.26, clean up at Our special in linen and white clean up s II suspenders the kind up price tie Men's Low Cut Shoes ids and calf, Patent calf and Kid Oxford and all good-bye prices Banisters 8.00 oxfords 4.00 Shape 2.60 R Special 2.00 Men's Straw Hats. Men's straw bats sailors and Panama shapes have been knifed J. Two month- to wear hats yet Clothing that is Labeled. F P is the best. The suits of serge been reduced to 12.00 Men's all wool serge 6.60 now ; Trunks. and Gent's trunks, that defy the baggage smasher. tray trunks, are the best made. Strong and durable. All to be cleared the fall stock iii Can stair you by seal,, land you la 12.00 Suit Cases. suitcases for the seashore man We star you at 1.00 and take you up to for a linen all leather case. These are e make Night Shirts. Men's night shins all the coolest, regular price clean up at Patterns. The Demurest paper pat- terns are the best. All seam allowance, all at one price now higher now lower, Sheets for August now ready and yours for the asking Talcum powder box, why pay morel and tan box Men's canvass Shoes and low em's at off the regular price shoes, clean up at low clean up Men's tine pants, from One e. L. Wilkinson t Go. P. T. James Dental Surgeon Greenville. The pills that act as a ionic, mid not a DeWitt's Little cure Headache, news. etc. Early are small and easy to take and ea-y to act. by John L Wooten, druggist. POOR PRINT

To Publishers and Printers We have an entirely new process, on which patents are pending, whereby we can reface old Brass Col- and Head Rules, lit. and thicker, and make them fully as good as now and without any unsightly knobs or feat on the bot- tom. PRICES Column and regular lengths each I., s Head Ruled i and over Joe. ll- A sample of e fill will be sent on application Pointers Supply Co. Manufactures of Type High Grade Printing Material N. Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Pa. L; YOUR EASINESS No Telephone IS LOCKING THE DOOR Can You Afford it For Rates APPLY TO LOCAL MANAGER or Home Telephone and Company, N C Not Quite How often you can get a natl or driver or per lacking. Have a good tool ho prepared for ml is all you could desire, will see that your tool box doe not lack a tingle useful article. Of Course You get Harness, ft Horse Goods, I J. R. S. M. SCHULTZ Wholesale aim and Dealer. paid Hides, Fur, Cotton Oil Bar- Turkeys, Egg, etc. Bed- Mattresses, Oak Suits, Ba Carriages, Go-Carts, suits, Tables, Lounges, Safes, P and Gail Ax SnuB, Life Tobacco, Key West Che- roots, Henry George Car- Cherries, Peaches, Applet-, Pine Syrup, Jelly, Milk, Flour Meat, Soap- Magic Food. Matches, Oil, Seed Meal and nulls, Gar, feeds, Orange, Nuts Candles, Dried Peaches, Prunes, Currents, Glass and China Ware. Tin and ii,. .- in . . i -U. . -I. . .- -.--mo i c. .-e n Ph -e North Carolina, Court. Pitt county. The defendant SOOTS named will lake an action entitled us above has bean commenced in the superior of a decree of absolute divorce from said defend- ant. IDS ground abandonment adultery, and the laid defendant will further take notice he is re- quired to appear at the next term of the Superior court of county U held at the house In Green- ville on the Monday n tel tie 1st Monday In September, ii g the 18th day of September, 1905 and i demur ; tin- complaint In said action, or tip- will in the tor the demanded in aid complaint. This the day of July. 1905. D. Moore, S. C ENTRY OF VACANT LAND shade A. Stocks enters and el acres, more or leas, of vacant land in Township, Till county, lying between the Branch and Samuel Kits old patent line and Indian We Swamp, bound- ed by lands of C. V Smith use wife's land, and others. This August 7th, 1905. Any person or persons title interest in the shove described land must protest in writing within the next days, will be barred by law. K. WILLIAMS, for this TO The Clerk of Superior Court of Pitt Count having Issued Letters to me, the undersigned, on day Of August. 1905. on the e of N. NOTICE is h given to all persons indebted to the to make immediate pa to the to all creditors of Estate to properly authenticated, to the undersigned twelve months after of this Notice, or this Notice will be plead in bar of their recovery This the 8th, or August ASA on the Estate of Albert Worthington. B TO The Clerk Superior court of issued Letters of ration to me, th.- undersigned on the of August, 1905, on the f Tucker, No- lie I. it-ti to persons in- in to m payment to the ed, sud to all editor- of said estate to pres their s properly to the undersigned, within months P r the this or this notice will be in bar of their recovery. This the 12th day Aug. E F. on the estate K. U. Tucker. I. A, j. Attorney. N- DISSOLUTION Th- Bra f Savage doings business ill the t by m c- All per sons can sett e with either and are to come at once and settle their ac- counts. An one ace against the Ann them to either L. M. Savage. I J. S. Tun This June 7th. NOTICE TO qualified before lbs Superior Court clerk of county as executor Will Testament of i A. deceased, notice Is hereby given to all persons I Indebted to the to diets payment to the undersigned, and having claims the must present the same I within twelve months from this I or this notice will be d in bar I recovery. This 25th day of July. E. J. Brooks, of Martha A. Subscribe to STRAY CATTLE One ox, white and red, marked crop In slit and In left. and one heifer, white and color, marked crop and crop In left in right have been with my k two or three years. Owners notified to call for same and pat charges. J. A. R. p. Stokes, N. C. t d I once a w s w. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. The firm of Tunstall Smith was by mutual consent on June 1st. C. D. Tunstall purchasing the Interest of W. Smith in the bus- C. D. Tunstall assumes all liabilities of the firm and all amounts due the must be paid to him. This July 1905. D. Tunstall. W. J. Smith. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. The of the Superior court of county having issued letters tests to me, the undersigned, on the 27th day of July, 1905, on the es- of William Hi ill. deceased, notice is given to all p ed to the estate to make Immediate payment to the undersigned, and to all creditors of said to present their claims properly authenticated, to the undersigned within twelve months alter the date this notice or this notice will be plea in bar of their recovery. This the 27th day of M nun Ex i stale William DIRECTORY. COUNTY OFFICERS. J. Elks, Chairman, W. R. Home, J. R. Spier, J. R. Barnhill S. M. Jones. Clerk Superior C. Moore. W. Tucker. Register of T. White. William D. Cox. Board G. Cox, Chairman, B. M. Whitehurst, L. C. Arthur. Superintendent W. H. Standard keeper CE. Flem- Superintendent of J. E. Nobles. TOWN Fleming Charles Cobb, J. R. W. A. Bowen, A. H. Taft, C S. Carr, T. E. Hooker, J. C. Lanier. M. Wooten. Tyson. L. Carr. Tax Tyson. J. T Smith; As G- A. Clark, W. II. Department R. Pulley. J. S. ton, L. H. Pander. Prayer meetings each day night. Sunday schools ii. m. Rev. J E. pastor. W. H. Superintendent of Sunday School. H. H. Moore, pastor, Km. day. W. K. Parker Super- Sunday School. Episcopal--Rev. W. E. Cox, rector. Services every first and i bird Sunday. W. B Brown of Sunday School. Free Will W. H. Service every Sunday night and fourth morn- J A day Services every Sunday dent of Sunday School Frederick pastor. W B Dove Superintendent Preaching every 2nd and 3rd Sunday, and night, except service at night. LODGES Lodge No. A F A M, meets 1st 3rd Monday nights in each month R Williams, W J. M. Rents, Sec Covenant Lodge No. I O O F Meets every Tuesday night. W N R L Carr, V W F Evans, Sec Tar River Lodge No. K of Meets every Thursday night E G Flanagan, T J Moore, K of R Tribe No I R M, meets eve Wednesday night J II Harris, Sachem; wards, C of R Pitt Council U A M, meets every Monday night E H Evans, H RS. Stock of Goods for Sale Cheap. We will sell the H. H. Proctor stock of general merchandise at at a big discount and will rent or sell the to chaser of stock. Stock between and J. O. A Bro., N. STRAY TAKEN UP. I have taken up a that was my and was and white spotted, or unmarked, male. Own r Is requested to call for the charges. JAMES H. No. Winterville, N. LOW RATE TICKETS On ale via. SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Extremely low Rates are announced by the South- Railway from points on Its lines for follow- Special Denver, Springs, Grand Army of the Republic, to 1905. Philadelphia, Pa., and F., to Portland Ore . San .- Sin Gal., Leis HUll I I on June t.- I ft, 1905. Run in. H V. . Congress, to I he I en to public lie to ti--e int- OH lie Own lie Ii d hi k-t -I Hie ii i i hues, or ii K. L. T. P. A. N. J. H. WOOD, D. P. A. Asheville, N. S H Piss Ti lunger; II. Agent. Announcement We beg leave to announce that we are I Wholesale and Retail for- White Lead, Paints, Colors, and and Ready Paints. NORFOLK SOUTHERN R. R. CO Steamboat Service. ., L. leave dally ti n. in. for Greenville daily in. A at Washington Norfolk Railroad No. i k, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Hi-don and all other North, a Norfolk with all points West. Shippers should order their freight via Norfolk, care Norfolk Soul R. R. Mailing hours subject to without notice. T. H. MYERS, Agent. Washing- ton, N. c. J. J. Agent, Green- ville, n. ;. H. O. General T. and if. Agent, Va., Your Life Current. The power that gives you life and motion is the nerve force, or nerve fluid, located in the nerve cells of the brain, and sent out through the nerves to the various organs. If you arc tired, nervous, irritable, cannot have headache, feel stuffy, dull and melancholy, or have neuralgia, rheumatism, backache, pains, indigestion, stomach trouble, or the kidneys and liver are inactive, your life-current is weak. Power-producing fuel is need- ed ; to increase nerve the nerves. Dr. Restorative vine is the fuel you need. It feeds the nerve force, and restores vitality. I Pr. Pills I In my lust. I had never nervous the of two with malaria. I Weak that I was to Bit up. The commence with unit I would become and almost help- less. My was poor. I had but grew weaker and weaker. The seemed to me away my circulation was t taken In all seven bottles of the and I am entirely ROSA H. WEAVER, Stuarts. la. Dr. Is sold by your druggist, who will guarantee that the bottle will benefit. If It falls, he will refund your money. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind COBB BROS. S CO. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Buyers and Brokers In Cotton, Grain and ons. Private Wires to New and Women anal s Courses of Music. The Beat Place There is no line in the world better than the Harrison line. It has behind it a cent reputation for honorable wares and honorable dealings. If you use the Harrison Paints you need never worry quality. We trust that you favor us with your orders whenever you want good paint for any Have just a car load and can give you Special Prices. Baker Hart N. C, REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE BANK OF GREENVILLE, GREENVILLE, N. C AT THE OF BUSINESS MAY 29th. and Discounts Overdrafts, secured 6.837.74 Overdrafts, unsecured Stocks, securities, etc. Furniture Fixture 8,647.821 All other real estate 8,000.00 One from Banks 52,058.67 Cash 1,109.84 Geld Coin Silver Coin 9,871.00 Stock paid lo 126,000.00 Surplus, Undivided Profit less Paid 7,250.72 Deposit subject to check 181,434.46 Cashier's checks out- standing North County of Pitt. James L. Little, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly that the statement above is true to the best of my knowledge mil belief L. LITTLE. and sworn to before this 7th day of June, 1908 J. C. TYSON. Notary Public. J. G. ANDREWS, R. W. KING. Try a Pair our VICTOR SPRINGS and one our OS- PATENT ELASTIC FELT MAT- TRESSES and if you are not more than satisfied we will refund the price. Yours truly, TAFT VANDYKE. Quarrier Petersburg Grey Granite. Fencings, Iron Vases, CHAS. MILLER WALSH. DEALER IN Monumental Work and Cemetery All Work Finished With Pneumatic Tools. PETERSBURG, VA. and Prices. OUR AYDEN DEPARTMENT. J. M. BLOW, Manager and Agent. . . AYDEN, N. C. . N. C, Aug. 1905. i Rev. J. R. Tingle, of Belhaven. Frank Dixon spent the here an old resident of Ayden, is hen As authorized agent for Daily and we great pleasure in receiving and willing receipts those in arrears. We have a lie all who receive their mail s this office. We also take job printing;. Wilson, who been friends in county left here Thursday for he. home. Hart A Jenkins is the place t get suit thin tall, as the an handling M. H. and can give you a nice Dr. Palmer, of let- Thursday for a trip up the road His son Palmer spent . day here with friends. dune to see Hart Jenkins when you need to drear your feet, we can save you money Live you to hi Do foot. We carry the nicest and bes shoe you ever saw. Try a pair and be Mrs Melissa Bills, of Timothy, spent the part of the Wet k here with friends. If you need anything in the of Crockery, Tin wait come to see us, Hart Jenkins. Mrs. is on a visit lo her daughter, Mrs. W. L. House, E. E. Co. will do all the possible can to please you with their new line of heavy and fancy groceries f. Prof. T. E. Peden came borne from hit summer up in Ohio. received, line line of can lit you up in style J. R. Smith and daughter, Mi-s May, spent Thursday in Greet- on That last car choice hay that J. R. Smith Bro., is hue. Mrs. Alone Edwards came horn Tuesday fr. m a visit to The freshen loaf bread right oven at .,. Will Jenkins gave us a potato Wednesday, this product, that weighed like two pounds and about in inches in diameter. Mi is one of our best and we are proud he is a good fellow and -II man besides. After our potato a little to have a feast. We mini Monday wont moved into their new brick on south side Main street. We regret very much that J. D Fleming and family have They have many friends in Ayden who wish success and in their new home. e manufacture boggle seats for t are simply the seat on the market A photographer has pitched his tent the equate next to the t office. The ladies say that Tyson have the prettiest line of dress good-, in town. We don't know f course, but it does seem a little careless the part of some one lo allow s. Kiting and milling from Norfolk under i conditions of affairs, something ought to be done. f n nothing less de- it. lime in good for any crop and a farmer should use it freely, J. R. Smith Bra Mrs. John Wilson came on re the train yesterday is stop- daily new groceries, ping with friends in the confectioneries right from the Did you know you could get one of the old time any Aright good crowd of j size blade you want, at J. R. Smith people went from here on the I Bro, excursion to Norfolk yesterday. R. T. and family came Carlos Harris says that Harrison home yesterday from a visit to the Town Country aim j Parents of Mrs, near Colors are by far the best goods ever used ii ; Lay, oats, ship stuff, wheat knocked out several leading j cotton seed hulls meal brands in a test at Greenville last on hand. Cannon e Tyson. summer. This paint is sold by J. B. Smith Bro. Miss Minnie Winterville, spent the earlier part of week visiting friends in Ayden. J. A. Harrington, at this point, always noted for his spirit an intern Miss Thomas, of i, is Mrs. J. T. Smith, Jr. Something new in Ayden J. R. Smith Bra, have bought a whole car load of cooking and beating stoves, and you can get your choice by coming at once. Misses Blanch and m D. -K . -.-j and purpose to serve the public in Cannon have come home from a faithful and creditable manner, has just purchased a large pair pound Fairbanks scales. Now our friends can rest assured Mr. Harrington's weights will always bear the test. Will Alexander has been in Ahoskie for the past several days on business, but will return home That rock salt J. R. Smith A Bro., is the best thing I can gel for my stock. They only eat what they want of it at a lime. House, of Winterville. been here on a hit. grandmother. Cotton king cultivators, plows extra blades J. It, h Bro. The four year-old child of Jesse Ab. died Wednesday and was carried down near Black Jack yesterday and hurried in the grave yard. This is the Mr. Stocks has lost. Mr. still has living children besides he is one of our best citizens. Call on Hart Jenkins for a bar rel of Columbia Flour, better to be had anywhere. Mrs. Cox after several days very pleasantly spent with has to her home. Bay neighbor have you seen that Simplex fertilizer distributor at J. R, Smith Bro. It puts it out in any quantity you want and does not waste any at the ends of row it i h machine. J. A. went to returned from Farmville day. people of that town surely ought to have a high regard for him. He just ville a beautiful town the sun a better and r people, we pity the man who dares nuke the assertion in Mr. For can peaches, apples, con tomatoes, e, apply to B, E. I ft On. T. W. Hart at o'clock Wednesday evening hail a caller at his home who requested mission of a stay of no definite duration. Mr. Hart after I thought consideration deemed it wise to grant the young man's request. We were unable to learn the name of the stranger, it is promised us at a period. We hope Mr. Hart bis a happy life. Ladies misses and children black tan and white slippers all sizes at J. R. Smith Bro. We keep Mattresses. Bed Cook Stoves, Baby etc , up Tobacco thermometers, for sale by Guam o Tyson TO EYE just returned from the Philadelphia Optical College and in a special curse on the human eye, in science f optics, feel able and i iii in of mat any other ma cm correct glasses. I case weak eyes, or eye dull hurling, aching, burn itching or eyes win ad or low vision, lo relieve tie lion lib id give lo the or no one cent. The, per of all iron errors of refraction eye It is dangerous to pro when your eyes call f i assistance. Glasses the remedy for errors of weak eyes. Any style or form i given desired. As good references as are the furnished on application. J. W. Taylor, Ref. D. Those art squares, Ac. A Tyson have just received are beauties. Oranges, apples, bananas and all f. nits kept by Cannon Tyson are guilty their pretty enamel bed steads cheap. They are daisies. Those Royal Fell Mattresses that Tyson handle ate the equal of anyone the market. We will beginning on day June 21st offer for cash our entire stock of clothing, dry goods I notion, shoes lints at prices In-line of the town of Ayden. Our stock is too large and we take ibis means of same. We have just gotten a large lot we run- at per yard, white per O. Jackson Co. Ayden, N. C. Get the Cox cotton planter the best on the market at J. Smith Bro. Those while and tan slippers at J. R. Smith A Bro., are the for children I have seen this season. I do know that J. R. Smith Bro., have the prettiest and cent calico and ginghams in town. neat 5-room house with den and all necessary out houses located main street a good neighborhood by J. R. Smith A Bro. Old man what makes you always ; go lo J. R. Smith ft Bro., to your because I can always get any thing I want the boys. Fancy candies, oranges, apples and bananas at E. B. Simplex guano distributors, Cox cotton planters and repairs J. R. Smith A Bro. I The soda fountain will be in service from now to the end of the season. The newest and latest drinks will be found there. If you want something nice try them. J. R. Smith Bro. gives me mote for my hams, shoulders chickens and eggs limn anybody else. lo E. E. market beef, fresh meals, -1 and fresh fish. fail to see Gannon A new crockery both plain and decorated. Prices are cheaper than lot J. W. Taylor, our optician is bow back again from the Optical College, he graduated a special course in the science of optics, ready to better service than before lo those from weak eyes and in of glasses. Slippers, lawns and hats are being sold extremely cheap cash by Cannon A Don't forget that Cannon A Tyson can supply wants in anything in furniture. It Is reported here that yellow fever is in Norfolk, We are in favor of blocking both ends of railroad until black Dr. Joseph Dixon AND Office Block, Rest Railroad, Ayden, N. C. OF BANK OF AYDEN N. C.-e;. M the close of business May 1906 PHARMACY IV. C. RESOURCES. Loans and Furniture and Fixtures Demand Lo Due from Banks, 18,285.31 Cash Items, lot; lie, Gold Coin, Silver Coin, . National Bank notes and other U. S notes 1,622.00 THE PUBLIC. When you have a suit of clothes, pair of punts to or press, remember th t I ,, class work. Also working over altering clothing, p, ice- very reasonable. Satisfaction , buck. Give me a trial FRANK HOPKINS. Hack of Davis Barber Shop. Greenville, N. FOR SALE. One Saw cotton gin. one power cotton press, both been used two seasons only. Good W. M. KING, s w b Total, LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid i. I Surplus fund Undivided profits less expenses, .- Dividends unpaid . Deposits subject check, 33,068.91 Cashier's Total Scientifically Constructed. A Shoe for Women. THE ULTRA SHOE for is made with careful reference to the most minute details and b so perfected in its numerous styles there is no other man's on the market selling at the price the Ultra does, its superior, if its equal. Here Is the basis of a perfect shoe. We employ our own expert designers, and ever I- is over a last . i-i instructed to th closest variations of width size in woman's footwear Ultra meats every requirement of the many whims FOR SAL I One Bradley Gin-saw Filer, good as new, cheap for cash. L. A Edwards, B. F. i. No. v X. c We carry SHOE, for men, in Oxfords, Tans, etc. -Pulley Bowen, THE HOME OF WOMAN'S FASHiONS D. W. DEALER IN II And Provisions Cotton Bagging and l Ties always on hand kept . j in stick. Country Produce Bought Sold D. W. OR BEN VILLE North Caro in a. your supplies j Now Everything you want in the way of j nice Carried Goods, Pickles, I Fruits, Candies, Nuts, can be had at our store. We carry a large supply of the Best Goods JOHNSTON BROS. The Cash Grocers. new sate Central Academy REV. U W. Principal. W. M. HINTON, Associate A Christian home High School for boys and men Splendidly located in Warren county, one mile from depot, mediately on S, A, I. road in beautiful grove of or acres mi acre farm. For further Information ad dress the Principal or Associate Littleton, N. c. M .,. your Alms and plates to me. give the i ml lie work promptly, send a trial order to W. II. Elizabeth City, or Reflector Read By in reach, and money n- j yon what they want advertise ii and are , tn bpi n of their money. Best Lighted House in the State for our Customers and their team. Warehouse, Greenville, N. C. Farmers bring us your Tobacco The Brick. We will always work for your interest ind guarantee lull market price. BRINKLEY Proprietors The following Gentlemen Constitute our Working Force who are Always glad to see you D. S. Spain Bookkeeper -B. T. Auctioneer H. S. Hardy Floor Manager Ed. Harris Clip Calculator. POOR PRINT

Stand Back. Cents. Te railroad detective Pope ha be. ii reaping h . tali alp . ml yards weeks, but of all their captures that of B. K. a cramp, the most amusing, by his wit the nearly escaped having thrown the I into of laughter. they approached cried passionately m with a well feigned sympathy ;. his from New Orleans, and has had de yellow fever days I back, Hut of back the closed in and the was taken before Justice of the Peace Barbee, where the chapter in the e occurred. Downing repeated before hie that he had been bitten by an and had felt the symptoms of 11- dread disease four days. But the justice told the there w- nothing in the world better a yellow lever tramp than exercise on Wake county roads where the soft breezes, pleasant climate, nothing but water and com and North Carolina bacon would he administered in moderate quantities. When Downing finishes his thirty sentence he will be permitted t e in n to New Orleans , d l of his here. News and Observer Good Entertainment. The t u V id i evening i tie era by it. Imperial Mo o ill ; urn pi ; goo I. i e re i- extractive ii . as There i of fun for boil old. be the a gives ; I i bachelor who for a win was the winning picture. n lorry the attendance The entertain in was all that i was advert BETHEL HEMS. X C, An.- . Ml- of Hum; ton, who has b-i n visiting Mis Lizzie tin . It yesterday i Mi Bagwell, of t Wednesday and Thursday with Misses Elizabeth Jim Cherry, of cams lo last to vi-r J, W. Thomas and J. A. Satan, representing Taylor, left Wednesday morning for markets to purchase a fine line . f d notions millinery. They will be stalled by Miss the milliner. Frank Andrews, representing J. K. Bunting, left Wednesday f. r northern markets to purchase his fall stock. M. O. Blount is spending this week in Rocky Mount on business. Mr, Mrs M so of Mt. night to v -it relate i VIABLE WONDERLAND OF ASTOUNDING ATTRACTIONS e. T. Gigantic Marvel Sale. ; O a. in list ho A n eat Charlotte, X. a up. Hall, the who attempted i criminal on Mrs. Mar A ii ten. this Ben fenced to m-v- year- in tin penitentiary, about . i i in enough M . j I-. I i . mi i j ii l. . e i-;, i ye us in th p that be t th- I i . u ennui the in- . Excursion U n u to Norfolk on run rail or shine. The train b slopped at in Va., to give a chance to tin recent Tiers is any oil- I I . . i-i r accident. J. H. O. night from M i 11-1 , name i i i friends. It has caused mat pi faces, Miss Mat tie How ell, who has visiting Mrs. left Tuesday for home at Speed. Misses Mattie Grimes B M came in tins after- noon from a visit to Norfolk aid V Beach. Mr. and Mr.-. I. M. Lloyd aid i ii last week from a visit to Wilmington and Wrights villa. Bethel High will open fourth v . T. T. Chandler as He comes with ah; a u i one if the best in the state. Bethel he get such an able a- Prof. faculty will consul of Prof, Misses Mattie Grimes, Blanche , Minnie music The fourth grade teacher has not yet been elected. Miss Jennie Carson spent to- n shopping. Miss Minnie left lat for to visit Miss Brown. Miss A lee o. Fremont, in last relative.-. Mi-. name in Tuesday to visit sister, Mrs. W A . i, n- been We i lad to know she is improving. Mrs. -I. B. Andrews, K beth City, came, -l.-r o visit . a. has in Washington n few day-, re- turned Wednesday. Batch Br -ion t u j in Norfolk n was well m of Surprise, Delight and Satisfaction and Offered Were Ex-pressed on all Sides by the Thousands the Preceding Days of This SALE WAIT A MINUTE morrow will be a Red Letter Day Magnet will again draw the Crowd when Bargains are Best and Biggest. Come early for Work of a Million Hands will melt away Power of the low PRICES like the dew the Mid- day Sun. Anything you buy is a Bargain. The Wreckage of Values is complete. It will Pay You to make Your both present and future needs. Judge our Sincerity by the Prices Quoted Below. Sudden Change. The blow that came along out Wednesday night from the made a sodden and agreeable change in the weather, the falling degrees mar of the wind made the more timid fear a was coming, bit it over. Ail hi nun Can 1st Rifle r B n-1- us that rats causing trouble with bis morning Mr-. saw a rat in the i, and getting a rifle took a shot at him Drought the down at the Idol and is read to try the next one that nuts in up Mara not. an extended t relatives near m Verna Edmonton came ti Miss up last week to relatives near hen-. C. Mai i . Florida. b ii Bel tie i I far as I Jone i Sunday from MiSS Novella In Greenville and ii-t nun Mattie Whichard Saturday where had been visiting relative. Mies Lizzie Beverly left last , week i-p-end a few days in Min-i Essie in this from and spent last night in i he country. all IS in , . s HI i yard v must in this sale size Bugs go- W-7 Hamburg special val i. price, this sale k regular Bo Homespun must go inn Best Apron check gingham while lasts H s. ii and in law us A ,.,, sale must go, all prices for sale. Wash Fabrics. for. the . .;,. , a Mm i . . I -.-. alt n sate price i . Chiffons Were val price and Velvets. A in silks that will an lit-.-., i i.- now silk, all colors at velvet, a l shades, worth in. silk worth Corsets. graceful and in all the eel- i , i mi in military i including H ft H We Other Beauties Ail the now toes are .-I the line . x and we k . -ii at to Handkerchiefs. do vii regular sale pi ice Inn dozen bordered met Ii . Sc white and ii men's i i and valuer; on sale specially pure linen white hand kerchiefs, neatly regular grade for Linens, Linens in. Bleached Table Dam ask regular val sale iii. White Satin D soil regularly tor price In. Bleached bat in Dam ask a h to 1.50 quality; sale price large s Napkins, worth u sale price large Turkish Bath Towels, sale price Linen Crash, reg. sale price Pull White Crochet Bad Spreads, real Marseilles patterns value pairs of Bleached Towels reg. value; sale price Men's Hats Men's and Hats in desirable shapes, worth up to 11.00. at Men's tine felt Hats, in- values ranging from at the exceeding ion price of Men's Hats iii Col urn and Denver in black and nutria price SI. All the newest shapes as well as staple styles in Huts that are sold every where tor marvelous sale price r Staple Department Ladies Shoes and Oxfords pairs of very Quest of this seasons goods, hand sewed lace or button, all weights of sole. kid. patent Russia calf act They are fare the best of any shoe brought to this market, and they mail sizes and widths, worth from to DO. and pick out from down to Ladies line kid shoes, button lace, toe and tip wort of in all popular leathers, also white canvas, worth up to sale- price l-c to lie yards yard.-. Hope Bleach yards Bed Seal A Toil de Noon Apron Checks, extra value, worth Host Calico American Indigo Carmine Bed, all Dress Goods Crape and Voile complete assortment English Coverts and Damask suitings All wool value Novelty Suitings mid Fancy Mixtures, Voiles late Spring style desirable shades Black Cheviot in. wide, worth fl a yard, sale price, yard The finest imported English Poplins, Mohairs, Sicilians Mohair Serges and silk- warp values up to sale price Men's Pants Men's latest style mere and Worsted Pants in all shades and pretty stripes, all sizes, reg. price all this sale in Fine Fancy and Plain Pants that sold and I; sale price Fine that always sell for ii and ft l, stripe, fancy worsteds all in sale at only Pants I regular sellers; f 1.10 Knee Pants pair of Knee Pants worth up to sale price fun pair of prise A of lilies of value and price only, pair Hose, Hose, Hose Ladies fast black seamless hose, regular price i-c tow A line cotton list black line plain and lace styles black hose, now ladies beautiful hose, worth i Children's fast blank rib- be I hose, juice i. Children's fast black hose, price at finest French ribbed hose, regular price good black socks, regular made, price at Men's good fast back and plain Bucks, at Suits two niece suits, single double jackets worth during this sale only The novelty styles is elegant -garments that were always SO d at M, all fro in this sale Thirty distinct facts in Ultra able Knee Pants Suits, in all the of novelties and staple styles, tie too Via I He lo 1.30 THE AMERICAN SALVAGE CO., of II lie In hi in next month- w- see it that North Carolina -rill have an honorable part in this and there will lie some fine things said, for we have speakers who know how to farm, and talk to Sun. in Ci to It Ail, A nil ii a result -i u pain I nun a . .-. , II lilt I Ill- Is I. mo I'm- they put u n d l ii all. Tin y gentle Inn Try tin i In Ii Woolen, Druggist The Progressive Partner, the foremost farm paper in the South, is id vacating the idea tin- farmers naming their farms and using their correspondence printed ll as do all other up-to-date men. Penalty. A little ti lug sometimes remits in death. a mire scratch, insignificant out or puny boils have paid death penalty. Ii is vise to have handy. It's the best salve on and will prevent fa when burns, lores, ulcers and threaten, only at J. L. salve that heals a scar is Witch Salve. So remedy such re lief. It draws out soothes, cools and heals all cuts, A sure cure fur Piles skin diseased. De Wilt's only genuine Witch Hazel Salve, lie ware of counter- are Sold L. Woolen, Suicide Prevented. A Hurtling announcement that a preventive suicide had been will Interest A run down system, or invariably precede and has i fen ml that will prevent that suicide likely. Al thought of self destruction lake toil in and will strengthen the nerve- and up the system. It's also u great liver and kidney regulator. Only Mm- guaranteed by I. For nice brass for dining room or -111111, by the Carolina Ste H. A. White. find of Bitter Fight. had u long and right f. up. Everybody hail collie. -Vs a raw lit I King's Hew The I I u I on D a few s. Vow I've I my It i all cough, throat and j lung troubles by h. Price and I Trial tree. We view with he in the price at It goes to show that the will dearer in all the lime. Star- THE EASTERN D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner. and Friday. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE VOL. No. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA FRIDAY, 1905. fin Wit A IMPRESSIVE Place the Body of W. E at Rest a Little Past Midnight. The i lie be of I-;. , be- the a Va. . be ; rial Karl bras folk hour 1st a large friends Hailed . no , Ida It had In-, ii I II the day the body e Is kept burial, but arrival it found tn such its long stay urn that was deemed tn it rally as Bo taking the body to the the when more sorrow would have been it to the heart n wife an I I midnight procession formed and it- way to Hill a had been pared. It was as solemn s as has ever men with bowed heads heavy hearts following in measured tread in the silent hours of the body of a friend to m grave snow lbs had come without B when he was ii. the lull of health and the prune of two hundred dad the and not one was then through curiosity, heart was weighed will, tor the deceased and with By in pat by fatherless Two More This MaKes Seventeen That Have Recover, d from S the bod r Of I -I SI Hi m- i I who the bridge tender The other was unknown and supposed at t-i lie Wane i, . n , TWO Th Accident on Saturday Night there wag a collision night at the c. r test i H- on beach ; n . bu sere on i be pas hint not I lie can-it by Hie pa--, ii -1 ear g lets an i to- passenger ear s Is charge o in h id Ii e i in tinned on h .- ., . ,. , , of J-. and Jones passengers on the ear en Mrs. J night alive well, I i- a t have been red hut there are others y for The bridge will b restored tor in a i t so, Mistake in Body When toe first list Identified lead mi the excursion was sent here of Ma y Jone. No by name was known lure hot It thought most be who had gone on the lien the tiling- log the hollies and arrived Mary d were at the depot to meet . , was injured and she was body end sere gratified at J ,, . also bruised; Mr. L. her oil tin- tram ankle Mi-S and Misses and Mr. Mi. Greenville, S. Mis- J; Ml. A. L. Mr. Miss Margaret Mrs. of K. laud Bear, id nil Ml Virginia O three of the Si hint, Mis win. had ankle badly aid Miss right was about the bod ii whose somewhat injured. The corn-- labeled Mary Jones was 1st el identified i h and he people took b k is a e i. this ti i. r. nil.; UNIDENTIFIED BODY. Buried at One of Unknown fire at Mount Olive. Mosul N r , Aug saw ,, ., when shipped to Moore, K. Paul I . I firs me t-via dry stores of X I. Ki-el on The body i tun be- the fated excursion rapidly brought to Greenville on -tore Anon ft Son, store of II. II. Hatch, South, If. J. Popes making ten off at ,. station. This one and train, that have put at colored, and the box but a his Wane., had returned boom alive Then was that perhaps this was is yet missing upon u a mostly color H. i-. H. and J. I. Al the grave services dueled by It. It. sad occasion were SI Strong as the words from lips of the young i and a- bi prayer to God In behalf of young wife and little there was Did a dry eye nil assembly. The company of sorrowing friends, the open grave midnight, upon which the stars looked silence the silvery rays, the pathos, sympathy and tender with which everything and made a scene i impressive as never to he tot gotten by any one present Daily tor Two Two excursions to run for colored people today were can- celled. One them was to have gone from Greenville and the other from Plymouth, both Co Norfolk, There was so much excitement among the colored people because tin- wreck excursion train last week that the promoters of these two were they could get crowd enough to pay fur the trains so tin to cancel the contracts. Pocket Picked. J. J. lost f in small change at the depot Saturday night. He was in wail- tin special thinks that during the Jim around car when the train arrived some picked his pocket. He missed the money getting hack down ad, in the hope of Identifying It, They ill said it Was not Walker, and the was so de was Impossible, railroad tho hi d buried. It is likely that any will ho shipped if they found, as it ha- been long since the that is out question. la decomposed condition it is danger handle I tie bodies in ship- ping. Recovered Stolen Wheel. Lath of Washington, was here today after a bicycle that had been stolen from the front his residence ago lie the wheel at slop of W. K, Mom e and had propel n heal urn to prof- it was his property. The wheel had left at Mr. Moore's shop by a tit he sold and W. M. of the rural mail bought it and had since been it. Neither Mr. Moore Mr. knew mime of the carried the wheel to shop. The wheel to Mr Latham. Governor Glenn has offered a rewind of for the arrest and delivery to the sheriff of Pitt county William Williams, colored, who murdered Lawrence Hopkins, real the new Hotel Gladys mi Th total loss is a total T. Keel i the heavies I loss, i; being hi- ail Oh- Card of Thinks To many good people and friends Pill and hi the many Greenville and We desire to ex- our gratitude and thanks for their many of hoy, Wiley, was so unfortunate to lose his life. We d our In his and our behalf in this our sad bereavement. May God hie. a them all. M. and wife, I. Aug. Ill, Violating Squirrel Tub ha- been told the law against shooting is being violated almost dully by people various pails of tho county. It is against the law to hunt squirrels in Pitt county between tho lira of March and Hi November. If the names of persons known to he tin- law are reported to or the jury at September curt they will lie indicted. Both Should Be Careful We notice I ion horse- frightened by the street sprinkler. A little care of the part of people on the street with horses also on the part of the id the sprinkler would be a safeguard against an accident. OF DOLLARS. A Million May Drop of be . f Mi by I tn I ; i lie a i of ,, .- a ., hi i, . The , ; , d . . . ,. .,. b, Mr. IS bat It , ,, nil t H N ti Hi inspection, Io hank i x.-m i- The story Mr. I'M was on i f lie property sod slave iii K stern I the .,, while College at . N , he i e i e will a young by who was for ion. out he was on eve quitting tin- before be bad i when Mr. the I money for to his e Th- young us . a- in- a Ii SCI ii- I-c a a . t i n . cheek fiats urn n, an J tin- be endorsed Till; .-i t ; hut i-ii I.; I, M. a t hick, ti if is sill be . mil i . . ii is us old and a halt Mr, city, ., hi I II.-.- CRIME OF EAVES DROPPING. SOCIAL. No. Solicitor l-l i nine W i e In-had been in . . d Mrs. A. Bowen M i inn i. . ire u ,. from K i. in i i Mr. sod Mrs. it hi in . it I. If is. A. U visiting her sister, Mrs. II. L. Mrs L II. Lee and children returned tins from a visit ti fill Mrs, Z T. Vincent returned evening from a visit to I A. has s tn her old home In Virginia. Cobb, of Norfolk, came evening Io see his father. C Cobb P. i. . of Du . he. . . Will-, left .- Mi-. g ;. it. M ti j to Mia. I i i will I . d is K . I in w to Mrs. went to S morning. M Kite ii. y i H ,, evening. i J m ibis mil i from a Mr. a d Mis. J. A. came Ion Buck, of spent day here his brother. of Florida, came lay to v his Ii C. v. ,. ,. . ,, ha- I n e a . ii . i I hi- Mi -I H and i Mi this from a to ,. , I . I . visiting M rel i nine II. II Mr. Mr. . i Neck, e in eve I t to visit his Esther, J. A. evening he bad ; a M Mrs. G to l; . f o, at . mi . bouts I his mi ruing. Mr K. I H c i-o o. n evening -in H vi-ll to aid Mount, came in evening Ii Mrs. i. and M ml t Ball tics , i,. royals for Mrs. I. Miss of Rocky Mount, who has been visiting her Pitt County This A mi I I tin- Sup i- y- mi . eh t i mi in t clime nil i ii null, eh I he dwelling lion e ml peeped into Hearing family to the tub milking etc, modern law, in window a house, e loll i thin in- been guilty the under law. Tins II I . of this kind ill US I Is said tilers In- ii other In lbs Odd Take Notice. There Will lien special of tonight K o'clock. Deputy Grand Master D, will be present work of second de- will be exemplified on two candidates for the degree. W. P. Bee, Secretary Evans and ,,. , , tin- i- , o- who have I . in Ii g. I he nil and Has a Fire. N. -1.-About o'clock evening v. and Edward I fire started the large dry Forbes retained from Norfolk house of S. Company, night on the special train The lire that the body of W, K In shoe Tuesday, August -j-2. thought one time it would in- imp . c in overcome the this morning . the entire brick row adjoining would he hut the hen the fire Preserving pears at M. Died. Mrs. Hen ha Kennedy, wife of It. M. Kennedy, of died about i h i- morning at the home of her father, Isaac C. near Mrs. Kennedy with her four small children came here about a month to visit her father. She was taken sick of t ins week. for A. A. I'm lies went up the road illuming. II. H. Harris, of came in this illuming. Mi- Nancy Coward returned i his morning from Ayden, Mis. Fannie Norfolk, II Visiting Alls.- MiSS Mamie returned evening a visit to Stokes, Mr. Skinner and little Francis, went lo today. Mi-. A. W. i turned to Scotland Neck this , mug. Miss Maud Anderson went to Monday evening to I visit friends W. T came evening from Buffalo Springs, Bi-Governor and Mrs. T. J. left Monday for and Hawks has returned from bis vacation and is again in charge of the passenger train. II. H. Chapman left evening lo take a few days at i die other points. department were dually rewarded with after a St ill i lie n -is ll in . i I- ml nil -II ill mill . Knows Preparatory ml. Having had, since -in the near X. for one year, two for two and one tor three vat-. I f,. I pi roil to say that I nave nothing to regret as to send- them there, taking elation the deal ruble general and environments, Including health, Influences, physical mid their general methods of hoy. I know no heller school for boys and young men. I. Heath, Charlotte Rational Hank. Sentence Commuted. The sentence of death against Li for kilting Guy Walston, in Lemur county last September, been commuted to life Imprisonment, strong were sent Glenn for this change the sentence, and alter fully considering merits of the case he grunted it. . m POOR PRINT