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The Circle. to society wan startled Monday mooing, the Courier I. learn number of of members of the best families, were up the for gambling, PEACE TERMS REACHED. Japanese ard Russian Envoys Reach an Agreement That will ind the War V. II . Ag between wan practically at this mM.; . Sunday night, at that h the ion struggle More likely, adds the luring the of this s conduct by the boys their parents m-re at church conscious of the out . It is i i be bop- h then parents a u sermon Iron text, ;. c-- of the word an . ti. i and they assisted the mayor doing a plenty tor the young gambles Mi. have been moving the Way lie-vile society. is probably one v.- y circle of in which Ii j have never moved much as they circle about i feet In diameter, with i actively manipulated from the canter, while the boy swung the gait, constantly receiving inducements to make it Gazette. um achieved the victory. For Ii- with a in . . their hen . a n I H war, met Char sad ed not only of purchase I Sakhalin. Bus. agreeing to the island. The withdraw a- I fir the surrender a and limitation f the naval power in the The hi after- Ci pa on bis the is as follow the session t a.- peace, I ha u the to Mi. legs a the Foreign of J w in to d the .- in- B m hi Mr. bob ill it Japanese the dis- position of the to have from divergence of view existed. difference of upon one i in i tin cot his . the Japan, reap to dictates humanity and d . of fed In the of peace, am i ; r. w i t f v- and base i I Sakhalin up in terms ac it ti In ii o Hie Cotten Condition Mixed. Washington, Aug Tin Weather sum of crop In some counties In Arkansas and in poi tuns of Alabama, am Id of cotton is mi In Oklahoma and ii fair to help cotton made are from -late, of ft. the of from Texas, n mas, I North Carolina, and i ii Carolina, Georgia, Alabama ind The rapidly generally the belt and i- ii In all but which art ii- making to lie Weather Wet. The p the week ending of in Norm In general the ha- for growth the week hat in many places rain ha fallen lay- Cotton baa been i- to the bottom land corn has been Crowned and the land washed. On the other hand tut rain In placer proved to most crops, corn, but bud their bay fodder cut and the we-U in that The average temperature the week for the ate about one degree below the average. I n many the are re to plow wheat, and while a deal of land been broken, it h i- been wet plowing become general. Fought the Officer. Deputy bad a i -i Joan Abe Scott, whom be to arrest Monday afternoon. The and they were both down In din for a bat the officer came oat on top. The t led brought to jail. A man i-- a fool to tight when an draws a warrant on him. A Correction. Under date of Aug. out correspondence con Charles and Waiter were ii Sunday. . l, they were for at d portion of the day In lockup. After a few strenuous em they succeed- ed in convincing the that were K-, A arrived here about has just been informed that W. O. and r D. Baker, -i the paragraph referred to l cs. and us it contains mistake the wish it corrected. e cheerfully nuke the correction at the same request om to be to make Inc statements people in their items. We are sorry it was done in this Instance and hope all will again-t such in To Prosecute Lynchers. Governor requested Solicitor I- I. Moore to Bern and make most aid lull examination to the end the perpetrators of the lynch- there, holiday morning, be brought to justice. Solicitor is now in New t the matter. STATE NEWS. Fire caused damage to the Blades knitting mills at New Bern, Sunday afternoon. A man near Wilmington and killed his him to be a burglar. Hatch to Run Another Excursion. Hatch will run another excursion from Kinston to Norfolk, exclusively for white people, on Sept. 15th. The round trip fare for this two excursion him reduced to for grown people cents for children years of age. DEATH HAT rices TO MAKE ROOM FOB OUR TREMENDOUS FALL STOCK WE WERE COMPELLED TO USE THE KNIFE ON ALL OF OUR PRICES. is Believing. GOODS LOWER TEAM EVER BEFORE AT Big Store, Greenville, N. C. Where you will find a big line of Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, Clothing, Hats, Caps and Trunks, with prices to suit the times. We also carry a large and complete line of Furniture. Puts an End to It All, The Death Penalty. A grievous wail A little thing sometimes results as a of unbearable pain from death. Thus a mere scratch, over taxed organs. out or puny boils Backache, Liver complaint have paid the death penalty. Ii Hut thanks to Dr. is wise to have King's New Life Pills pot an I ever hand v. It's the best cud it all. They are gentle but on earth and will prevent fa- thorough. Try Only when burns, sores, ulcers An election in Vanceboro on the question of license or no licenses resulted In a tie vote. Guaranteed by Jno. Druggist. L. woo ten, The salve that heals without a sour is DeWitt's Witch Halve. No remedy effects such re lief. It draws out cools and heals all cuts, burns and bruises. A sure cure for Piles and skin diseases. De- Witt's is the genuine Witch Hazel Salve. Be ware of counter- they are dangerous. Bold by John L. druggist. and threaten. Only J. L. Drag Store. at After a hearty a dose of Dyspepsia Cure will prevent an attack of Indigestion. Is a thorough and a cure for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Gas on the Stomach, Weak Heart, Sour Risings, Bad Breath and all Stomach troubles. Sold by John L. Wooten, druggist. Suicide Prevented. A startling announcement that a preventive of suicide had been discovered will Interest many. A down system, or invariably precede suicide and something has been found that will prevent that condition which makes suicide likely. At the first thought of self destruction take Electric It being a great tonic and will strengthen the nerves and build up the system. also a great stomach, liver and regulator. Only Sat- guaranteed by Jno. L. End of Bitter Fight. physicians bad a long and stubborn with an my right writes J. F. Du gave me up. thought my time bad come. As a resort tried Dr. I King's New Discovery for Con- The benefit I received I was striking and I was on my a few days. Now I've entirely my It conquers coughs, colds, and throat and troubles. Guaranteed by , Jno. L. Wooten, druggist. Price i and 91.00. Trial bottles free. you need a ledger or other Makes writing blank They are cheap at lucky curve fountain pen, best Book Store. made. Reflector Book Store. THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. D. Editor and Owner. and Friday. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN VOL No. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1905. No. PUT COUNTY Property Listed for the Year 1905. The tax list for the year 1905, as just completed in the office of the register of deeds, makes the following BY Number of polls value No town lot- 1,281 value No value No m val value No goats No 7.974 value So hog value No sheep 1.589 value 1,572 No bicycles value 1,745 Value laming utensils Value tools Value kitchen fur Value provisions Value scientific Money on hand Solvent credits 775.182 Money investment Value Cotton tobacco Value liquors Value musical instruments Value plated and silverware Value watches and jewelry Val goods and n 279.372 Private banks II All property it personal Corporations l Tot listed by whiles BY Number of polls No acres I'd value No town lot- value 55.292 No hones value No mules value No jacks value No coats value No cattle value No bogs value No sheep value No Bicycles value farming utensils 4.426 Value mechanics tools Value A kitchen fur. Value provisions Value Value instruments Money on hand 2,4-10 credits Money investments Value cot n 1,819 Value tobacco Value liquors Value musical instruments Value plated silverware Value watches and jewelry Value and mdse 1,652 Private banks All other property Aggregate, The total all As compared with last this list shows increase of white polls and colored. The gate increase of real and personal property by whites is and by colored Increase in corporations a total The value cotton shows about bales, while last year there were about bales. The increase in this year is money hand BRILLIANT DANCE IN PERKINS OPERA HOUSE. Bug Had Splinters in His Toes. Wiley Brown's youngest a very small fellow, was bitten or stung by a bug and went to tell his mama bug with splinters in his toes got on You can't get ahead of the small boy. Fancy Sale. The ladies of the Baptist church will conduct a fancy sale at the Perkins opera house on Tuesday, 5th, from to p. m. Refresh- will also be served Elegant Midnight Luncheon Given by Mrs. R. J. Cobb. There was a very enjoyable dance given Thursday night by the men of the town, com to the visiting ladies. The was beautifully led by Miss Lottie Skinner Walter Jr , assisted by Miss arid Billiard following couples Miss Cobb with A. M. Mils Lottie Blow with Tom Hooker. Miss Ada Wooten with Air. of Miss May Whitfield with Frank Miss with II Miss with Jr. Nil. with Smith. Him Warren, of Wilson, with Will Parker. Mary of Louisburg with Gary Warren. Miss Nan of With David C. James. Miss Jesse Lee Sugg with W. Miss Alice Lang with Ola Mis Helen Forbes with W. B. Harris. Miss Ethel Skinner with Charlie Home, Hill Home, J. D Richard White, Frank Skinner, Ned Laugh R. J. Cobb II. A. White. Sirs. It. J. Cobb entertained at luncheon of her daughter, Miss Irma, The dialog room was a scene of beauty with many cut glass and silver shaded the pink and red shades, gave a soft The guests at luncheon were; Mi-s Nell Skinner with Mallard Smith, Miss Lottie Skinner with Walter Jr., Miss Cobb with A. M. Mosely, Miss Ada Wooten Mr. Scoggin, Mrs. It. J with J. D. Garden. The hostess in her charming pleasing manner all the the front bull and them in the pallor where many fill vocal and were rendered. time soon passed u and it was three o'clock before I made their de- saying they bad never been to a more enjoyable luncheon. Music was by the fa- Bud Daniel Orchestra Name Your Farms. That is a good suggestion the Farmer makes, that farmers their farms use stationery like other people. There a few Pitt who do this, if every one with a farm large enough would do so it would be found New Firm. F. M, and P. S. have formed a the name of Gotten. They are fitting up an office in tho Masonic build- They are energetic men aim will build up a good practice. Mt. Vesuvius Ugly. Naples, is in full is throwing enormous masses of lava. Deep rumblings are heard of the crater, and lava is down the right side of the cone. SALES FOR AUGUST. Over Three as Large as the Same Month last Year. W. Harvey, secretary the tobacco board trade, has ed us the figures showing that the on Greenville market for the month August were pounds, at an average price of m r hundred pounds. As compared with last year a of over three hundred per cent in is shown, sales in August, 1904. being pounds at an average price of pounds. It will be noticed the average price year is a little lower than last, but this is due to the fact that the crop this ear is very common Prices all grades are higher this year than last, but so much com brings down the average. Tremendous Sale, Today the tobacco market had the largest sale of any day since the new season opened, it is seldom larger at any time daring the year. Ail of the ware house- were nearly the run between pounds. The tobacco in is very common and doe- not sell at a high figure, but the price is good the quality. neighboring counties were represented on the market today. a fact wort of mention at ibis time is the at tide of the colored race toward this A great many of the best known and respected approved of lynching, admit ting freely there must moil attention paid to the i The respectable people complain that they are posed on by the lawless of their roes because the of which is justly their due is denied them, thus impeding their usefulness to a great extent. They would approve of more stringent laws criminals and more active of the same. Journal. Must Keep of the Track. Local authorities of the South Railway are taking effective steps toward enforcing which punishes unauthorized people for walking on or near the railway tracks and are having warrants served on a number of who persist using the tracks a public highway. It is estimated that a thousand people travels the tracks between the depot coal chute daily, the presence of so many it naturally confusing to en and trainmen, who have to keep a constant outlook in order to avoid accidents. Two ten dollar were assessed by Mayor Murphy last Friday in cases of this Patriot. Thanks of the Czar. Oyster Bay, N. Y., Aug. Nicholas of Russia has re- gratefully the great part which President played in the successful negotiations for peace, in a cablegram received by President today Em- Nicholas congratulated and t baned the President for h s efforts. The cablegram august ins congratulations and wannest having brought the peace negotiations to a success- conclusion, owing to per- energetic, efforts. My try will recognize the great part you have played in the Port turnout h peace conference. for Parents. Don't expect good in children if they treated by their elders an unmannerly manner. Don't be surprised if children arc snappish and quarrelsome if you set them the example by so to them. frighten children into being obedient by threats which you have no intention of carrying out. future difficulties managing your children are increased by this unwise not practice. Don't t e with yon when you go to pay calls. is too great a tax on forbear of your and it has lid to the severing of acquaintance- ship. ii do things yourself leach the children how to do let your boys and girls up with slovenly habits. Don't that do n-I make companions of our children In their youth you hem to be your friends a lieu crow up Newspapers Denounce the Pods mouth Agreement Sept. an independent radical organ, attacks be Portsmouth settlement, com- article, Then recalling the attempt Count public will never re- main quiet when the national in- arc The affirms that the nation will be unless the public strong action. It asks why the victor is conciliatory and the van- arrogant. It declares that the speedy intervention of the people alone will prevent national disgrace following brilliant by laud and sea. It continues does not come brethren killed on field will have died inglorious The minor papers generally ex- press, auger and denounce the peace as humiliating. agreement rived at without a rupture can mean only great concessions by our envoys. Peace on such terms can never satisfy the The are disappointed. The fruits of out victories have been lost by weak Japan, victories the Held, has defeated in the council One From Pitt. The Supreme court on Thursday examined fifty applicant for law license and forty six of them passed. The list contains one name from Pitt county, Stephen Wooten. PERSONALS AND SOCIAL Only Small Crowd. Little excursion to Norfolk today WU not very well patronized, there being less than hundred passengers on when the train left this station. The pro- veil a more liberal pa- Leave Off Side Strips. Notice to the i this We, the undersigned, beg to state that a deduction of four per bale will be made on all cotton packed with side strips. This is the ruling the markets. Co. Moseley Bros. When time for putting down carpets comes will need old newspapers to go under them. They can be had for cents hundred at Thursday, August Dr. L. Skinner spent day in town. O. K. Warren went to Wilson this morning. A. L. Blow went to Wednesday evening. Hornaday has returned from a short trip the mad. Attorney Hurry Skinner return ed from Raleigh Wednesday L. A. Cobb, of this morning to visit his father, J. Misses Eva and Helen Williams, Vanceboro, are visiting Mrs. N. W. Jackson. Miss Nell Skinner returned Wednesday evening from visit to Misses King Evelyn Hodges went Wad evening. Mil Me Move King ml brother, Richard, went to Mrs. J. O. of dine, came up here this morning to go to Williamston. The arrival of a flue boy at ins home has A. K. cup of happiness to overflowing. Mi-s Neil returned Wednesday evening from when- she wen to attend a ball. T. of St. Louis, who has been in town the lit few days, went to O. Richmond, who has been here for the last went to morn in. Mrs. E. H. and daughters, Misses Mary and Ivor, returned Wednesday evening fr o a visit, to Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Winslow re- turned evening from Indiana and Missouri where they have been -pending summer. Mrs. E. A Darden, of Wilson. who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. II. L. Carr returned this morning. Miss Mildred Carr accompanied her home for a few week visit. Friday, l. Miss Rives went to Rich- today. G. M. Lindsay, of Hill, was here today. L. Smith in Thursday evening from Norfolk. Noah Biggs, of Scotland Neck, in Thursday evening. Mrs. B. R. King, of came in this morning to visit Mis, R. W. King. Mrs. Alice Harper son, Alexander, went to Thursday evening. C. Parker, who has been home on a visit to his father, re- turned to Norfolk this morning. and Mrs. T, Johnson, who have been visiting his brother, P. M. Johnson, re- turned home today. J. E. pastor of the Baptist church, returned evening from Henderson where he has mouth. Mr. and Mis. C L. Hornaday, of Durham, w ho have been visiting his parents, Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Hornaday, returned home today. Saturday, September L. I. Moore returned this morn- from New Bern. C. V. York has moved to the Cherry house on Third street. O. E. returned Friday evening from a visit to Wilson. F, W. has moved to one of the Perkins h uses no street. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hock went to this afternoon to relatives. Miss Mamie Brink went to Raleigh this morning where he Will attend the Baptist University, Harry came in Baltimore, Friday evening, nod be here during the fall and winter. L. A. Cobb, of K Who Las been visiting his father, J. O, Cobb, returned borne I evening. f; Newark, X. J , who bus been here for sen-nil days, went to Kinston Friday eve Mis . C and A. B. Minor, of Suffolk, came j., Friday evening to visit Mr. H. Miss May Anderson, of Grimes- laved, who has been visiting Mrs. J. A Kicks, left Friday evening for Mrs. Mary A. Stephen-, of Dunn, who has visiting Mrs. Florence Dancy, went to this morning. W. Hearne left this morning for Charlotte, where ho will take a iii one of the large printing houses there. W. R. Smith has purchased O. Hooker tho house and lot on corner of Evans and second streets, known as house. C. L. Wilkinson went to New York today to purchase new goods. Mrs. W. B. James, who has charge of his millinery department, ace bin. Noah Biggs, who has visiting W. H. returned home this morning, He is a very popular man with the Greenville people, regret very much that he left so soon. The Way Girls Talk. Rev. P. K. Law, the lumber bridge editor of The Lumberton B cannot understand the way some of the present day girls carry on conversation. What he has in mind is the meeting of four girls who all begin talking at the same time and keep it up continuously. he says, hear but a few words. Perhaps the girls hear and it is sense throughout, To us it is a jumble of sounds and no more. Bach one appears really ecstatic. The enjoyment is obvious. By law no discourtesy whatever is perpetrated. Each breaks in upon the of the at will. To get a hear- the voice is at times raised highly. Really, it looks like each has something to say and excited for fear some other will say it first. There in all an impulse to talk talk they must Mr. wonders if this universal practice was exploded by our for girls, these colloquial would not he more b e as well as less noisy Hardly. Nor would we like to lie the school teacher who would undertake to break up the habit. But, serious- Mr, Law is not the only one who has observed this It is something that man may comment on, but not interfere Evening Exactly. Just as soon as we mentioned that the train had proved It jumped back late. POOR PRINT

Every Careful NEWS Wear. We have 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. Char In report Doll weevil in mi county, B. Edwards, was badly injured by being to row i faun -i i bile . i Are the wagon falling i in. i the division railway two con art have been placed in charge . each passenger train t better Mrs. Alle I Leonard, of County, met a from burning. u with a cm nil. build- i M were de- by the oil started. ITEMS o r CM II I it and H K pt. and . them i I y an i i . i torn. PRICES Column and I lead Rule L. s and Head Killed in hi. over R K. Little Fannie Let Patrick, of is visiting her grand-par Mr. Mrs. Lorenzo Mr- Ed. of Snow Sunday in this neighborhood. Several of our friends want on ti- exclusion last week. Mrs. J. R. Smith and children, of Ayden, are visiting relatives this vicinity. is Improving. H. Langston and church near Sunday Mrs. T. Allen sister, Annie to Greenville yesterday. W. A Nobles spent With her mother, Mrs. K. K. Hits Julia of came last evening her aunt, Mrs. H. IV Mi-s Annie spent last week with In . Langston night with brother. C H. Harvey spent Sunday u Gr Alums Smith, of is in the in George and sisters, Allie Bertha, attended church in Ayden O.-cu spent -ii inlay near A of r Fa Rule, wile Fall ; c will I.- cheerful sent on Printers Supply Co. Type High Pricing K. Street. Pi. ; . roil s quail lied i U .-. i n fin N. thin i- to i all having II of then to ii., . is i-d ii for. . i i . i i ; , ii i in Will lie pleaded In I i All . to . estate make payment This i.-. ii . 1905. . I . Nothing on the Market Equal to l and Remedy. This fact is well known to drag gists everywhere, and nine out of ten give their customers nit- best is asked for. prominent Our stock of children's Slippers embraces almost every j way of patent which equals Chamberlain's ,,, t . . . and Remedy for desirable style and shape or the Manufacturers Art, complaints, we sen a i recommend this For sail by Jno. f. druggist. TAKEN UP. have Ink i Ii i i- I. i ch about ti i it is ii. . ti d-. slit i I mill I I I I I 1- In call . in p., liar- . Ml VANS, I have up a stray hop that was rum. and as and white spotted, unmarked, male, own r is to call for the and pay charge. JAM EM K. F. No. . N. . suitable for Summer Wear. These Slippers are 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. STRONG Again STORE. is what Mrs. Lucy said after taking FRESH ROASTING Every n can Send to store for Crackers, Cakes, Canned Goods and other t ready to serve Butter ii every day Cine Pitt damn. i mil lea. Fresh and good all the MARCELLUS FLEMING Good Sale Cheap. win II. II. . i. a an rein ; -el in ; in chaser of t Block between and A Bro . -land, N. O. Institute for Young I ; I Cure. Hundreds ; i I . . stored to perfect health by this rem- YOU may be well if you will take it Indigestion causes nearly all the sick- that women have. It deprives the system of nourish- and the delicate organs peculiar to women suffer weaken, and diseased. Dyspepsia Cure enables the stomach and digestifs organs to digest and assimilate all of the whole- some food that may be eaten. It nourishes the body, and rebuilds the weak organs, restoring health and strength. cures indigestion, constipation, dyspepsia, sour risings, stomach disorders. Digests What You Eat M M CM . ft. For Sale By JNO. L. WOOTEN. H L INDIGESTION. HATCH EXCURSION From Kinston to Norfolk AND THE FOB WHITE Thursday and Friday September and FARE under years W. C. HINES, Agent. RATES LINE. v. turn . N I T lie i use ;. .-i i be hp. ; .; .- bug ii- i n ab i nil i . II e d en I . U. V .-1,111 I , I'll f P. I. X . July -i i no lIe n c mi . .-IS . I . I I II I. . II. i .- I . at l . t A. New I'll- . Park . . . in ,. v . .;. w s. Waft i i , ii n- and ,. ill lie perm i. u the j. trip K ti it null l . . . . . mi I. t ;. . . n lie . ; , -1 en WOOD WOOD Split . . at door, K. fur JOE JENKINS. HI- BALK OF TAX LISTS. Notice hereby that the In solves tax the county of Pitt for the years and 1901, will be sold at public a h tie high for before the court house in the town on Monday, September 4th, I be lists will In- sold by By order the Board of K. WILLIAMS, Clerk. SUITED. A barrel for boozer, A hand nut for the beat. A knock-out tor the And the feel. is the name. All sell it awn the Rocky Tea Nuggets A for Health and Relaxed KM Breath. U fountain T-a la tab- let form, . I. t. by . Wit, GOLDEN QR SALLOW PEOPLE LADIES DR. I COMPOUND. Ill. IN -------g caw W my i a pared to furnish private con- S I to and depot for j in town at I person will then only hotel- to S depot and and fare ., that will also be phone .-. j W. J. TURNAGE Ox. Dental Surgeon Greenville, R. L. Dentist. N. C. OUT OF SIBERIA. The Story of How Three Russian Exile. Rescued. Ur. Carl author of sis as It tells tins plain little story of how rescued three Alexander and two exile in Si- It was necessary to bribe the sergeant of the or convoy. Ur. sat down side side at the edge of the forest. Tell me, said, were to place a fifty ruble ruble is note on your eve could you doctor, I should not be able to sec with eye, but J could see out of the you could Well, then, rubles your other eve would make you totally doctor, I he for life. There are so many colors in a Inn ruble note that it is impossible see through it, am told. let as come an understanding. place u ruble note on each of your eyes and you are then blind. Now. that should place another your mouth. Would you lose your power of man with his mouth full of paper, You are s doctor who knows well the medicine to prescribe for every I said. when you arc blind and what ore you going to may leave that to me, doctor. All I want to know is which are the birds and how many are to be woods You shall as as you wish, you must I ha I we have only a little more of them, an I I you will not ask for heavens, no I only want four or live at the exclaimed, astounded by the potency of the medicine I had proscribed. said the sergeant. you can lake off the doctor wouldn't take line; of his medicine and eventually added another fifty. So the sergeant got gOO rubles and soon after left the service and started a c in Moscow on the proceeds. Dr. after a rather hard time of it, finally got fugitives safely across the whole of Siberia and end the German frontier. LAND OF A Picturesque Spot In England on North Gs. and like I I walls of a forgotten of giants, white i lilts towered high and sleepy and above the restless sea which lapped their bases and broke in creamy foam on the submerged rock fragments their feet. Strangely like are those cliffs to the work of and bastions and bar- great flanking walls of solid white masonry, courses high; here and then- narrow Gothic es, flying buttresses and all the in- stonework of an old Who laid those beds of huge stone with the regular in- es was deposited as a sea bot- says my geological i ion us we scramble along the grassy top with a perpetual quiver of Fright the tremendous depths beneath, if so how ii that those horizontal layers of darker col- or are -ii r. spa Did the sea hold a of centenary carnival deposit gravel instead of chalk torn few months ill end of every hundred years These lonely rocks arc not really lonely. They are the cities of the guillemot, and every led nook in tin steep i- crowded with those quaint, elm birds. Down on the green below arc sprinkled as ii by a pepper box, mid pitting and eh . ring a din. On I he I I i . land in tin great en b in Ms .,. , , and ii i i n hen's, ml poi . top, so n . . no no I n . ; THE NEW WAY you Had to Get Your News In the Old Way In the old to go from house to house U II news or meet at roads store- one u week find on; what They wen slow days. It Is Net So Now in this day of and rural free delivery mail yon can gel the news . . is is leading no horns, is complete a newspaper. man to take his county for from i a I lid of a r to hi I. I . ward the Kipling and Frank Stockton. and frank Stockton, author of Lady or the were chatting on one about India when the latter said. the way. Kipling, I'm thinking of going over to India some day so, my dear replied Mr. Kipling, with a suspicious warmth of cordiality. as soon as ever you can And, by i lie way, do you know what we will do with you when we gel you out there, away from your friends and family well, the thing will lo lure you out into the jun- and have you seized and bound by our trusty well lay you on your back and have of the very biggest elephants stand over you mid poise bis ample I'm. foot directly over your head. Then I'll say in my most insinuating tone-9, now, Stockton, which was lady or the What would you do well, that's easy enough. I should tell you A Sarcastic Soldier. General Lee had a large mud of wartime anecdotes. He used tell this On account of the shifting of officers to replace losses a young Irish captain was en command a raw troop of vol- who were under lire for the. first lime. Their baptism must have unnerved the recruits, for they budged at the command to charge. A second command likewise disobeyed, to their lender's he rode along line glaring reproachfully at bis men and de- ails fellows, anyway want to live forever i an , . at from i he rock, I inn ten yards or so, and yet he always manages to swing buck on the other foot. As he descends showers birds fall off the cliff, for the mot turns a backward into the air when he wants to fly. is a fearful sight to see that man r and lower he gets no bigger than a bird, swinging to a ledge, picking up n few eggs and putting them into the satchel on his back and always managing to jagged rocks Feet fore- most. At last he jerks the rope and begins to walk upward, bringing enough eggs to a large market basket, and after this desperate ad- venture one egg in five goes to tin landowner for News. ind know what, is going on. HP- sup. .-in with the news-. Semi-Weekly THE DAILY REFLECTOR is a page paper and costs only a year.;. Self Restraint. Three wise old men Hire sitting iii a coffee house talking about mans and the world. Wise words pas-ed between the marble tables like Hies upon a window pane. After they had discussed nearly everything had happened since the creation of this world one of them asked, of wisdom, which do consider the greatest achievement of achieve- will only come will n men have learned to one of the -ago said. don't believe I said the sec- is believe you are both said the third. greatest achievement of which I know is the barber who daily holds thirty to heads in his does not think one moment of cutting somebody's head the German. The Helpless Heiress. my cheek good in this isn't good, ma'am, until you bother Didn't you notice I my calling card with it ma'am, but it is not the same nuisance Then I sup- pose I can't get my can gel it by signing the can I My secretary, who does all my signing, is away on a Plain Dealer, Settled. When ii Scotchman answers n question he settles the matter in dispute once all. On a certain occasion the was Mary, queen of Scots, born Sandy Ken- promptly her mil her staying And there actually seemed to be nothing more to be said on the subject. Mysterious Jones. Who is the Man with the Cigar His is Jones, Is be a Good Man Ye-. mt he has one Bad Fault. What is the Fault He Heel's about the Beauty of the Town He fame From, lie it is a Little Town, the People are Honest and do try to Skin You. When they Take You by Hand, they Shake it Heartily, and you Know they Mean it. Is he Going Hack there to Live Oh, no He may Go Back on a Short Visit, but you could Keep Him There with a Gatling Gun. Why he Talk One Way and Act Another You may Search I-, Child. Tribune. A Scientific Experiment. Professor I am now about to remove both hemisphere of the cerebrum of this frog, when you will see that it i- longer capable of . is performed. The free Iron th table to floor, i i hi the audience Gentle- men, now yon see v bat a small amount of brains it r; In set entire audience in a We print two editions, THE EASTERN REFLECTOR i twice-a-week is a large page paper, e year. Don be without a paper when you can get one so cheap. If you are not a -end in your today. The Job Department OF THE reflector; printing house IS BETTER EQUIPPED TO DAY THAN EVER BEFORE To Produce Printing. IN YOUR REFLECTOR PRINTING HOUSE, Greenville, N. C. Sleep Comfortable -BY. SLEEPING ON THE BEST. Elastic Felt Mattresses arc to Our piece Enamel Iron Beds are as the best every Royal Elastic Mattress and bed is sold under not the best, price re- funded. OUR STOCK IS IN EVERY DETAIL Floor Covering of every description, Sideboards, China Closets, Book Cases, Parlor Sails and Chairs of all kinds. MEED 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. LI NEXT DOOR TO SAM WHITE'S. IV Beginning Saturday i ad for days only we will it'll our entire stock for A off. Embroideries. values values He. values Ct values Be, Lures reduced this sale. Colored Lawns value, A big reduction in all dry goods and SHOES. SHOES. Ladies Oxfords and Sandals in Patent Kid. values s values values values 1.50 values James F. Davenport. H. A. ANOTHER OFFER FREE To AH Our s THE GREAT. AMERICAN FARMER, Indianapolis, Indiana. The Lending Agricultural Journal of the Nation, Edited by an Able Corps of Writers. Within the Next Thirty days We Two for th Price of THE EASTERN REFLECTOR and THE AMERICAN FARMER. One Year For Think of It. This unparalleled offer is made to all new subscribers, and all old ones who pay up all arrears and renew within SAMPLE COPIES FREE. INSURANCE Greenville, N. C. Prompt and Careful attention given to all business. Littleton Female Splendid location, resort Over -ii boarding pupils last year, grade work. High and social life. Conservatory advantages In music. Ad courses in Art Elocution. Hot water heat. lights and other modern Remarkable health one death among ii personal attention to the health and development of every pupil. High standard of All alike on all public occasions. A HOES VERY LOW. lilt Annual Session will begin Sept. 13th, 1905. For address. J. M RHODES, A. M., Littleton, N. C. Marry Skinner, Harry Skinner, Jr. H. W. IN SKINNER I J W. PERRY CD. LAWYERS, Temple Unit we, have with us, in the Mr. Hurry Jr. Tin- will at Lawyers. SKIMMER, U. W. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Hectors aid handlers Ties Butts. and SUBSCRIBE TO THE REFLECTOR ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN COLLEGE, WILSON, N. C. For Male and Female. course in Vocal and Music, Art, Elocution and Physic-id Bookkeeping, stenography and Typewriting. A complete course in Ancient and courses leading to A. II. Faculty of Specialists Languages and Literature Degree e. opens September 5th, 1906. For or other information, Address, J. J. LL. D., President Wilson, N. 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THE EASTERN REFLECTOR AND J. and in the p Greenville, N. C, as second class matter, Advertising made application. A correspondent desired at office in Pitt and adjoining counties. in to County, N. C, 1905. Mount Vesuvius is doing Mm pouting, too, along about peace times. They effected peace by Japan and Russia both taking a Sakhalin. factory in Connecticut that failed is getting the thing down to a If all the grafters in public service were connoted there would net be jail room Wonder if the Orleans failed to have wire screens to to keep mosquitoes out. Now that it is over. It- W not mind tolling how scared he was that his bin If would fail pit and saved his kopeck, -foe Daniels can take coin- age from tins and stand his ground Japan's position reminds us of the fell who sues the company ash fol a thing but get what you can. Plenty i f them believe a board trade would do good, but no one has started the movement for organ Notwithstanding the outcome of the peace negotiations. Russia can never make the world believe Japan did not whip her. Don't be afraid there will be a dearth since war is over. thing else will come along lo attract attention. Bight at the beginning of the sea- son they are trying lo scare people by saying oysters take typhoid fever around with in their shells. The Durham Son i being con upon beginning a new volume. The San is bright enough every day to deserve congratulations The statement is made that the mayor of Atlanta took nothing but beer. Well, he took enough of that to get drunk on, so what's the differ- The president took a plunger in a submarine boat last week, and now be has brought Japan and Russia terms he feels like trying a Hying machine- Coincident with the peace agree was the earthquake shock at Portsmouth, N. H. There were other places also at which the an- caused a jolt. The Western Union Telegraph Co's. messenger boys, at Charlotte, have gone out on a strike for higher wages. The boys are early taking on to the ways of grown folks. Washington's bump of pride must have, felt jolted when a lady in a Fairfield, Iowa, hotel mi took him for a porter and asked him to bring her a of water. But the lady put the healing balm by profuse apology when the error was called to her attention. spirit of taking hold with tin other fellow and doing something together to push things along will help any town. Greenville needs that kind of a spirit Ail over the civilized world there is gratification at the end of ties between Japan and Russia- the folks will want something else exciting to take place in less than a month. About as might have ex- when the are about have cotton ready for market the price gets to dropping. If it goes below ten cents we do not believe many of tin in are going to sell. They never get too old to marry, as is evidenced by a recent wedding in comity in the groom is years old and the bride Neither of them ever married before and their relatives say they ran away this time The City Coaster has completed its fourth year. Hereto- fore it has been bard for a newspaper to live in Carteret county, hut the Coaster has braved the storms lour years successfully and bids fair to keep at it. Greenville had a bale of cotton of the new crop on August and the Scotland Neck Commonwealth it was the new bale re- ported anywhere in the state. We not recall seeing mention of another bale as early as that. Petitions are being circulated in Durham asking the aldermen to call an election on the whiskey question Durham already has prohibition but some of the people want a and the saloon element is helping the contention with the bops that they may slip in on a three cornered light. The Terms. We find a very intelligent and concise statement in The Raleigh Post of the peace terms between and Japan, which we transfer to our columns enlightenment of our readers Summed up, tin- terms are as Russia recognizes Japanese preponderance in Korea, with the right to preserve order and to military and financial advice to but to maintain the open door policy and to observe the integrity of Korea. Mutual evacuation of Manchu- Japan is to restore Chinese sovereignty in Manchuria, including civil Mutual obligations to respect in the future the territorial integrity and of China and Manchuria, with equal The open door for the industry and commerce of all nation Russia to retain the northern part of Sakhalin Island and Japan the southern part. Russia surrenders to Japan its lease of the peninsula, including Port Arthur, and and Elliott Islands. The surrender t China of the railway from Harbin to Port Arthur and with surrender of all privileges obtained under the concession of Limiting the concession of 1806, under which the cutoff road through northern Manchuria was built to connect the and line, but providing for the ownership operation of the road by the Chinese and providing further for the in the future of Chinese imperial police for Russian railway guards. Russia to pay about for feeding Russian prison- of war and for other charges, which debts can be liquidated with- out loss of national honor or self respect. 10- Special fishery rights to citizens of Japan in waters of the Russian littoral from Vladivostok to the Bering Sea. In addition, The Pest thinks that many other details will appear in the treaty that will show more clear- the victory is Japan's from begin- to end own idea of it is that the Hear will hereafter walk like a man with a guardian over Chronicle. Regardless of what men of differ- political views might think of him on other matters, the part Pies Roosevelt took in bringing to completion the peace negotiations between Japan and Russia receives the admiration of every one, lie made a master at an tune time and deserves upon the result. News from Raleigh is to effect the governor is greatly ever the many applications for pardon that pour in upon him by every mail. This might lie avoided if the state had a pardoning board and this matter taken off the shoulders of the governor. The governor has enough other duties to command all his time, beside the matter of granting a pardon should not be left to the discretion of one There are some people who are never satisfied unless they can en- gage in It is not their nature or desire to r see others prosper, and it is this class of folks that are drawbacks to communities, counties and states, The opposite classes should give the a wide berth. Times. The Exports. The South last year exported per cent of the value of the exports of the whole total of t If the greater single com- was cotton. Cotton lo the value of WU sent to Other countries; cotton seed oil, cotton seed cake and meal, naval stores, phosphates, this, manufactured cotton goods, timber, tobacco, grain, coal, cattle, iron and steel, etc , exported. The South is coining into her own industrially- She is developing her own resources And the immediate future will see still further increases of such an astonishing nature that the world will be compelled to up and take It should not he long, at this rate, before quite half of the whole country's exports will be sent out from the South. Atlanta Journal. Chew the tobacco. We have heard much about a re- organization of the Republican party in this state. If it proposes to re- organize by putting Mr. Marian Butler in a place authority its last condition will be worse than its Winston Sentinel- Don't things change When you Id fellows were boys the girls used to wear great long armed gloves and a woman would almost blush if saw her arm. Now they run around the streets with sleeves rolled back above the elbows. The practice costs it is healthier and more sensible Greensboro Record. THE ASSOCIATION OF GREENSBORO FEMALE COLLEGE TO ALL FORMER STUDENTS At our annual meeting held in the college last June, we, as an association, pledged ourselves to raise one thousand dollars to be used for the completion of the front of the new building. The ladies of West Market Street church came promptly to our Baring to give to this fund the proceeds of their annual show. In connection with the we wish to have a work bazaar, in which we ask the co- operation of every former student of Greensboro Female College. that a pleasing display of cm drawn-work, lace graphic, painting and dainty baud made articles of every description will not only add to the attractions of the occasion but very materially increase our receipts. Will you not help to make the a financial success by a piece of hand work, and also by requesting your friends who are interested in the college to do the same AH exhibits should be sent not later than the of November, to Mrs. Lucy Robertson, female College. U IS OUT purpose to reach every i P C girl in the suite and you can assist us very much by mailing copies of this letter to your college acquaintances and also to your newspaper for publication. Ad- copies will be furnished on request. Ma-. Pres Miss Sec More Than Expended in the Wan Men Engaged. Casualties, 349.000. Cost of the war to days at per day annual interest charge at per ships lost, estimated value, pay for keep of prisoners, men sent to the front total dead and wounded, of Manchuria, Peninsula, including towns of Port Arthur and half of the Island of Sakhalin and that part of the Siberian Railroad from a point south of Harbin to Port Arthur. Cost of the to days at per day cereal charge at percent, ships lost men sent to front total dead and wounded i-h- GREAT VALUES in Negligee Shirts We have only a few more cf the 1-2 Size Negligee Shirts left, are the greatest Values cf the Season. You can buy our grade in this size for and grade for Come early these values are ill dis- posed of Frank Wilson, THE CLOTHIER. Hardware. Tor 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 Since the 1st of January of the present year there have been 1,578 uses of typhoid fever in attended by deaths- a mortality of about per cent. This year there have been of yellow fever in New Orleans, with deaths -a mortality of about per It will surprise the aver age citizen to know- that the fatality from yellow fever is so little in ex of that from typhoid. And again, yellow fever ends with frost while typhoid fever has all for its own There is little differ- after all, and that in favor of yellow Observer. Best twist tobacco This is without doubt the greatest crop year in the history of the United States. We have heard something like that before, it seems to us. Do you realize what it means to break the crop record in this greatest crop country on the globe The year of our 1905 is indeed a joyful one for United States farm- all over the land. The harvest is now in lull swing. The weather has been good in most sections, and as a result the farmer smiles in spite of the hard work, because he is think of the grand results. It is a great satisfaction to see the year's work about to close with such a glorious finish. Those city men who say do not envy the farmer will have to change opinion. T will at least have to respect the farmer's cast. He has more of it this year than ever Sun. The man loves the young lady, That's his business-- The young lady loves the young man, That's her Soon they will marry, That's their The minister will marry them, That's his they will need- All kinds fancy groceries, bread, cakes, fruits, etc. our J. A. Do you suffer with indigestion constipation, feel mean mid cross, no strength or appetite Hollis- Rocky Tea will make you well and keep you web. cents, Ten or Tablets. Drug Store. Best sun cured Williamson's. If you want the family to be healthy, strong active, give Rocky Mountain Tea this month. Makes rich, red blood, bone mid muscle. cents. Tea or Drug Store. The first Saturday crowd here today was large. L. DEPARTMENT This department is in charge of who is authorized to rep- resent the Eastern Reflector in Winterville and territory. QUEER DERIVATIONS. A. W. Ange Co., are shoes They sell a pretty hoe cents. The A. G. CM Manufacturing are some the beet and most comfortable desks on the in Let, which they will sell at a very low price. We hope a lot of nice will now go below COM. Don't to see them. We will sell you at some price. R. G. Chapman Co. Have now on hand nice line of glass and crockery all very Co many of the committeemen the j Don't your eyes feel like there count v will avail themselves in Do they pain you this opportunity to make their and feel tired on reading Do rooms comfortable and become mattered and adhere ARNOLD'S BALSAM Warranted to CURE. Cholera By Jno. L. Woolen ail Coward REPORT OF THE CONDITION plea-nit before the opening of the schools. yards standard calicoes at per yard, Harrington, Barber Co. Rugs and Trunks at Harrington, Barber Co. Just received by R. O. in car load of line which they will sell very cheap. A new lot of bed springs, mat- tresses and furniture A. W. Ange Co. while asleep That denotes paired vision and should rem and ail skin Witch mi equal. i a certain cure for bleeding, itching and protruding piles. It will draw the fire out of a and heal without leaving a scar. by wearing eye glasses. B. Boils, old sores, carbuncles, el T. Cox and carry a full line of and can fit your eyes with the proper let's. Nice lot of glass ware and crock. always on hand. Co. Reduction made on white goods and G. Chapman a Co. Farmers who raise their hay can in need a go d Barrel be with the well known of Flower see A. W. Ange A Co. Mowing machines and They have the old reliable rakes by Co. The out look the opening call and see them, the Winterville We carry samples of over five grows brighter every day. The hundred styles of wall ran- r. school ha- large dormitories, but We are prepared to you at if they were twice as they cheap as the cheapest. Come and are quickly cured by the use of genuine DeWitt's Witch Salve. Accept no substitute a they are dangerous certain. Sold by John L. Woolen, druggist. The pills that act as a tonic, and not as a drastic DeWitt's Little Earl run- Headache, Constipation, Jaundice, etc. Early are small and easy to take and easy to act Sold by John L. Wooten, the salve that heals without a scar is Witch Hazel Salve. such re lief. Ir d . out soothes, heals all cuts, J examine before J-- Bro- j i the genuine Witch r last mail brought in more. For hardware supplies Salve. Be ware of counter- they arc dangerous. Bold b John L. druggist. orders for baggies. W. I,. House. Mrs. Sparks has an excellent There is C iii. in should have to pay A. line of millinery in IT Never in the to depot, which she expects to open high for Hour, they , pleasant Up In the stores in a can raise their own wheat and failing in results are few dare Winterville Mfg. Co. is thoroughly Little Fitly Risers. Tarheel equipped a certain Twenty-live splendid wagons for sale by the A. G. Cox Mfg. Ox in need anything in the crockery and glass line be sure to see us before buying. It. Co. in need of jugs and jars go to, Harrington, Barber Co. All c of paint, and yellow in e at Harrington -v Co. Hour. guarantee against i torpid and all of the ills A. D. fox Co., have received; resulting from constipation. They the first car load of brick for the j tonic mid strengthen the liver, new livery stables soon to be Sold by L. Wooten, druggist. if erected on the Main streets. Pit C Oil After a hearty meal a dose of Dyspepsia Cure will prevent an attack of Indigestion. Company can now supply your is a thorough and a man Is for it ton s and cure for Indigestion, hulls at lowest market i Dyspepsia. Gas on the and all Stomach troubles. Livery and feed stables, are offering cut price Bold by John k Wooten, lips and W. L. too i must be Bold within few days in There is no way lo maintain the whip and One of those new tar heel wagon rolled and will be Prices cut way down, at A. W. f anything that you be kept healthy, pure and Ange Co. A new hit of . th .,., to make room for their new health and strength of mind u way lo nourish except serving for several years. hook UP CooPer Mk through the stomach. The Stomach cheap at A. W. Ange Ca. If want a nice Dress cheap A. W. line it is cheap a o nice. We just received the and nicest line Hen a, Youth's and Hoy's Cloth log offered la Winterville. Come and , examine our stock before elsewhere. Harrington, Bar it Co. Men's suits, good values 15,60 Harrington, Barber Co. Nice line dress goods, such as Mohair, Broad Cloth of all kinds, at prices way low down. Harrington, Nice Bilk patents cheap at Harrington, Barber We handle T. W. Wood and and millet T. Cox Bro. For Holt tobacco time alarm clocks see R. U. Chapman Co. Try a bottle of Dr. KallUM sure for at the drug or men to orders for nursery stock county. For enclose stamp. Box Winterville; N. C, Another large shipment of shoes all styles and sizes very reasonable. Harrington Barbel A Co. White's Black Liniment, spec- recommended for the human family, fine for perfectly balanced, For sale by B. T. Cox Bro. Colic and Cure, the combination kidney medicine for stock and a sure colic at the Drug Store are interested sweet or the strength will let paint, will Barber ft nervousness headache, constipation, bad breath sour rising, rifling, indigestion, For bay, COrn and oats, go to dyspepsia at d all stomach trouble Harrington Barber ft Go. that curable are quickly eared Big line of hats caps nM received, latest style. Harrington, F. A. of Chi- end, in town plies of A. W. Ange Co. Several services i A Warning to Nether. Too much cars cannot lie used with small during the hot from here attended the summer months to Sunday. The Reduction in Dress Goods Known. guard against bowel troubles. As a rule it is only necessary to give the child a oil to any disorder of the bowels. Do not use any but give tho oil, and see that it is fresh, as oil and has a tendency to gripe. If it does not cheek the bowels give Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Remedy and then a dose may and The oil lie Poplin Do Soil was for Butting that was now Hamburg that was now Ladles Hose now Lawn now Gingham now So of White Dress Goods that was be checked in its all danger avoided Also a great reduction in all and this remedy should be Spring and Summer cured at once and kept ready for instant use as soon as the first convinced of any bowel trouble . , . f, pears. This is the most successful A. W. treatment known and may be re- lied upon with implicit oven in cases of cholera For sale by Jno. L. Wooten, drug- kinds of Dress Goods. Come In popular remedy never falls to cure Dyspepsia, Constipation, Sick Headache, Biliousness And ALL DISEASES from Torpid Liver and Bad Digestion The natural result la good appetite and Mean. Done elegant- sugarcoated and easy to Take No Substitute. Why use Cotton Baskets when yon can get Cotton Sheets at less than half the price. White. m s w A little forethought may save you no of trouble. Anyone who makes it a rule to keep Colic, Cholera, and remedy at hand knows Ibis to be a fact. For sale by Jno. L. Wooten, Sick headache results from a disordered condition of the stomach and is quickly cured by Chamber- Stomach and Liver For sale by Jno. L. Wooten, Preserving Schultz. pears at S. M. Origin of Some of the Word Now Everyday Some familiar words illustrate that confusion between article and substantive which given the English language for represents an additional name, and or it used to be written, was once a Wrong version of the phrase the nonce was originally then that one time, being the dative case of On the other hand, and were and originally. also has conic from with and is really not equal or odd man, the odd man out who arbitrates. Besides Anglo-Sax- on- owe the word and their method of reckoning in dozens in- of tens to Norway. The Iceland had a way of reckoning which made ten equal twelve by the addition of the word whence the English word to the Swedish whence the word dozen. The ten meant twelve, the hundred meant and m on. This probably also explains the method of counting six score to the hundred. is one of the hardest worked words in the language. It is the same as should have the some meaning of things spoken injurious to a person's Derived alike from Creek good examples of doublets from classical with the from the Greek; by way of Norman French The fame process given and and and -OF- THE BANK OF N. C. AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS, HAY 1905. Interrupted said the traveler, leaning over the counter in the shop, where his samples were spread out for display, and peaking to the fair girl behind ii in low, eager, passionate tones, that old Hunks has tone to the front lo wait on a customer, I may till you how I have looked forward for the lost thirty to the time when I should have the happiness of seeing you again and hearing from your own dear that you have not for- gotten me, may I not While have been on dreary round.- from town to town or passing the leaden hours in wailing for trains at little railway stations, the thought of your lovely face has thrilled me to the heart's core. You have been to me the beacon light of hope, the ration of every Striped goods like these. Baxter, are worth shillings a dozen. I can't make them a penny he said, in a bit -like tone. old Hanks bod returned to the back part of the Fun. Too Much Praise. Irishman who working on a railway said one day to the warn any more hand . a brother ill home wants it The foreman asked him what sort of a workman his brother was, Pat replied, as u as mes right. Tell him to come I'm axing for my broth r, there's old father at homo a job the same time, sort of a man is your father, he's as good as the two of -aid the foreman, your father to come, and you and your brother can slay don tho Strain. live, had gone into the pantry against his mother's or- and had picked the frosting from the baked for dinner. Corralling him in the kitchen, his mother spanked him. did not cry. The chastisement did not oven make him mad. lie took it When it was over, his mother dropped into a chair. stood looking out of a win- There was a deep silence for n couple of minutes. Georgie looked around at his mother and very solemnly said, a nice day, ain't it, City Times. Left A certain young clerk entered a restaurant and gave an order for a couple of pies. Presently he began to grumble. the said the waiter. are aw- fully dry and responded tho customer. said the seriously, made pies here before you were an- the other, I fancy these ore some of Loans 1,710 Due from Banks Gold coin 1.171100 Silver coin 772.26 Nat. notes i. Capital stock pd Undivided profits ft to check 29,822.82 of North Carolina, County of Pitt. I, J. B. Davis, of the bank, do solemn- swear is to th best of my knowledge and belief. J. R. Subscribed and sworn to be- ire me. this 26th day of An list, 1905. J. V. JOHNSTON. Notary T. L. It. L. DAVIS. Directors. RE in the Purchasing Our Fall Stock of NEW GOODS. Don't be but wait and see our goods. sir ABLES MULES, We a full of horses mules on hand all the season. We are to furnish kind of horse want, draft horses, Hue drivers and horses. We keep the finest mules can be bought. will buy or trade for any kind of mule or mules or horses, will buy anything from a plug to driver. Come to see us. If we have not got what you want we will get it. R. L. CO. ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. Letter of administration upon of Pleasant deceased, this been issued to by the Clark of Superior Court Pitt enmity, is hereby given nil persons claims against said estate, lo present to me duly authenticated, on or before the 4th of September, or this will be plead in bar of their re- All persons indebted to said estate arc requested to make ate payment to me. This the of September 1906. Blow, Attorneys. Blood thick ping cents. Which has the most sense and is most industrious, tho bee or the ant The query was asked by one of another. The professor to whom tho query was addressed promptly took the ground that the ant was the greater worker and more sense in working than the bee. The bee man controverted this and said the bee leads in sense and industry. They are still Chronicle. tobacco made by Brown , Williamson's. POOR PRINT

TRAVEL Telephone Not Quite How often yo id i thing nail r tool CO we v- i i irk a i , ch. VS. Robert Seasons The defendant above will take an action entitled as above i In the a decree divorce from defend- upon the ground of abandonment adultery, and the Mid nil further take notice that be is re- red lo the next of tie court of to lie held at the court I n villa o the d Mon n r tin .; . In s, mix r, a 18th of Si mix r, 1905 or demur complaint in aid action, or plaintiff will apply ii the for the relief demanded in the day of July, 1905. Ii. C, Moore, C. C DIRECTORY. LOW RATE TICKETS On Sale via. SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Extremely low Rates are announced by the South- Railway from points on its lines for follow- Special i. rails , , X it Republic, i 1903 Port taut ii reign Grand I. d h F . i. 1906. ll i- , I, Of Course I roe um You get Harness, Horse Goods, J. P Corey ENTRY OF VACANT Block t cl acres, or of viii la i Township. Pitt the second . and H f old and We I S amp. i e lauds I . P. Smith and . wife's land, and others. This August 7th. 1905. Any person or pi i or rest in e I and must file their protest writing within the next days, or they will be barred by law. R. . r-r for Pitt . this 1905. NOTICE TO of of Pitt bounty I Issued Letters -.-. a -v i . me. on ; of on . . . eh. a ; ill to the to pa to g ill i r, I-, i pie i i i I i the undersigned. w .; after date ii- Notice, or this Sot ice will lie plead In liar their s the -Mi. August the r. Albert NOTICE TO and in k I i i-r spec 1905. , , v.; , to ------ESTABLISH 1875.------- S. M. Wholesale retail Grocer am furniture Dealer. The Clerk of the Superior court of Pitt county, Issued Letters on to me, undersigned the of August, 1906, on I Ii Tucker, deceased, So- ls hereby given to all In- J u the estate to make Hides, Fur, Cotton Oil Bar- payment to the ed, and to all Turkeys, Egg, etc. Bed- creditors of said estate to present their authenticated, undersigned, within twelve months i . notice, or this notice I be in bar of their This the 1-th of Aug. E P. TUCKER, on estate of F. B. Tucker i Attorney. J. Elks. Chairman, W, It. Horn, J. R. J. K. S. M. Clerk Superior C. Moore. Tucker. Register of TreasurerS. T. White. William Cox. Hoard of J Cox. man. B. M Education Ii. Standard Peeper C K. in--. Superintendent of J. E. TOWN J. H. Mm-. W. A. Bowen, A. H. Tuft. C. Carr, T. E. Hooker. J. Lanier. M. Wooten. Tyson. Carr. Tax C. Tyson. a- A. Clark, W H. Chief Fire Department-B. Dispensary J. Pulley, S. Cong e ton, L. ii. Prayer meetings each day night. Sunday schools Service. S Ml-. J O. I'll. I ill pi id t. till-, . Ill Is is O . i June t i i . V C . op. ii in i be ii- i lie ; i Soul in i Railway. I ill .; i lie t a R. L. VERNON. T. P. A. N. i J. H. WOOD, D. P. A. P.-s Tl j v,. i v.,. ;,. Can lie II ii II If . lilies, or I. M . NORFOLK SOUTHERN CO N. leads. Mattresses, Oak Suits, Ba y Carriages, Go-Carts, Parlor suits, Tables, Lounges, Safes, P Gail Ax Life Tobacco, Key West Che- roots, Henry George Can- Cherries, Peaches, Apples, Pine Apples, Syrup, Jelly, Milk, Flour sugar, Lye, Magic Marches. Oil, Seed and Hulls, Oranges, Applet, X Dried Apples, Peach Prunes, Currents, Raisins, Ware, ii and Woo Ware. i Cheese, Best Butter, Mt Sewing g.,. s. a ii. for Cash. -i me. o,., NEWMAN At the Oil Stand. I have purchase i th. W. J. and will it bis old will add In I i to the . ill times mi a complete Heavy and Groceries. Finn-, i-1 . etc. on me when you want In the lowest puce at u v can J. J. TURNAGE The Five Grocer. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. I a ring before the Superior Court of as executor n tin Will f A. hereby to sail the i to make ate on to the and all persons having claims against the must present the same for pay- will twelve months from this notice will In bar i I . I of B. Brooks, of Martha A. .- STRAY CATTLE. ox, white red. marked crop in in left. lone heifer, White and . i. marked and half crop in . r. in have two or three is are to for J. A. If. Stokes, N. c. t once a w s . OF DISSOLUTION. The firm of A Smith was mutual consent on . C. Ii. purchasing at of W. I. Smith in the . C. ii. assumes all liabilities of all l d m must be paid to him. This July 28th, W, Smith. Always Hand. a. m. E. Services every Sunday. W. Superintendent Sunday School. H. H. Moore, pastor. day. Ii. Parker Super- Sunday School. W. E. Cox, rector. Services every first and third Sunday. W. B Brown of Sunday School. Free Will W. H. Laughinghouse, pastor. Service every Sunday nigh and fourth morn- J A day Services every Sunday G S Pritchard dent of Sunday School Frederick pastor. B Dove Superintendent School. Breaching every 1st, 2nd and Sunday, night, except service at night. Greenville Lodge No. A F A M, meets 1st and 3rd nights in each month R Williams, W M; J. M. Covenant Lodge No. I O O F Meets every Tuesday night. W N K L Carr, V G; W F Evans, Sec Tar River Lodge No. K of Meets every Thursday night B Flanagan, C T J Moore, K of R Tribe No I O R M, meets every Wednesday night J ll Harris, Sachem ; W Ed- wards, C of R Pitt Council M. meets every Monday night E H Evans, H B Tripp, RS. Stock of Framing H x ft. Also German Siding, Ceiling and Partition and all binds dressed lumber necessary for building a house complete. Bills cut to on short notice. Greenville lumber Veneer Co- COBB BROS. S CO Norfolk, Va., Cotton Buyers and Brokers in Stocks, Cotton, Grain and ons. Private Wires to York Chicago and NOTICE of tin- court of county baring issued letters to me, on the day of July, 1808, on the es- William Butt, deceased, notice la hereby given to all persons ed to the estate to immediate payment to the undersigned, and to all, creditors of said estate to their claims properly authenticated, to th undersigned within twelve months after the date of this notice or this notice will be plead in bar their recovery- Tills the 27th day of July, Jemima of the estate of William Subscribe to FOR SALE. A nice farm lying on Tar river six miles from on Greenville and Washington containing This farm is good has tobacco barns on it, a good park- house, good stables an-1 out houses, dwelling with live rooms lately repair- ed and one coat of paint and every- thing ready to go to work. School house mile, church miles. Apply to, W. L. WOOTTEN, R, F. D. No. Greenville, N. C One, half and half old, one, half Holstein and half Jersey, I years old. One, full blood years old. J. Proctor Bro., Grimesland, N. C. TO THE PUBLIC. When you have a suit of clothes, pair of to clean or press, remember I only turn out class work. Also working altering clothing. Prices very reasonable. Satisfaction or your back. Give me a trial. FRANK HOPKINS. Back of Davis Barber Shop. H, C. at ll S. III. fl .; daily i ill in. l-u A Conn Washington viii Norfolk s. road tin Norfolk, Philadelphia, New ail North, Connects a Norfolk with nil points West., Shippers should order their freight via Norfolk, care Norfolk Southern R. R. bailing noun subject change without notice. T. H. Agent, Washing- ton, X. o. J. J. CHERRY, Agent, Green- ville, S. C. H. C. General T. and i. Norfolk, Reward will be paid lo any person who can find one atom of opium, chloral, morphine, cocaine, ether or chloroform in any form in any of Dr. Remedies. This reward is offered because unscrupulous persons make false statements about those remedies. It is under- stood this reward applies only to goods purchased in the open market, which have not been tampered with in any way. Dr. remedies cure by their soothing, nourishing, strengthening and effects upon the nervous system, and not by paralyzing and Weakening the nerves as would lie the case if these drugs were used. For this reason Dr. Anti-Pain Pills are universally considered the best pain have for years with pains In my head, heart and have everything I it have c I and not flint until I got u box of Dr. Pain Tills. I Mint-red as hours a time with pains I I would Ann- as revere a my mind. The Tills gave me relief In from in to so I do not have to use Morphine more. I wish you would publish ibis so that other may find I. A. WALKER. B. P. D, NO. S. Sal.-m, Ind. Dr. are sold by your who will guarantee that the Tint package will benefit. If It falls he will return your money. doses. cents. Never sold In bulk. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind SUITS UP and PANTS UP. Made to Every man who takes pride in his personal will appreciate the graceful, symmetrical of The Clothes. They and made to lit and standard the world over. Will take your measure very you have made from hundreds of different patterns, ind will make your garment in a that will satisfactory to you. PAUL Taylor, Greenville, N. C. and Pressing a Specialty We leave to announce that we are Wholesale and Retail for-s White Lead, Paints, Colors, and and Ready Paints. There is no line in the world better than the Harrison line. It has behind it a reputation for honorable wares and honorable dealings. If you use the Harrison Paints you need never worry quality. We that you will favor us with your orders whenever you want good paint for any Have just a car load and can give you Special Prices. Baker Hart N. C. REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE BANK OF GREENVILLE, N. C AT THE OF BUSINESS MAY 29th, 1905. lies,,, .,., Until and Discount 1152,151.46 6,857.74 Overdrafts, Stocks, securities, etc. 2,500.00 8,647.82 All 2,000.00 from Banks 52,958.67 1,109.84 Gold Coin Silver Coin -1,653 9,871.00 1241,486.68 Stock paid in Surplus, Undivided Profits Expenses Paid 7,250.72 Deposit subject to 181,484.46 Cashier's Checks out- standing North Carolina, County of Pitt. I, James L. Little, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the statement above in true to the lest of knowledge and belief ES L. and sworn to before . this Till of June, 1905. J. TYSON. Notary MOVE, U- W. KING. Directors Try a Pair Of 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. F- HORNADAY, General Insurance. GO ON YOUR Strongest and Best Companies Represented. A YOUR Patronage Solicited. Life. Fire. Plate Glass. Health. Accident. Burglary. The Reflector Is Read By Everybody in it readies people money o pay for what they went. If yon have what they want advertise it and yon are sue to get a part of their money. OUR AYDEN DEPARTMENT. J. M. BLOW, Manager and Authorized Agent. AYDEN, N. C. Mrs, the mother T. It. lied N. C, Sept. 1905. An some five years through this self in strait.-and applied to Mr. in dollar Mrs. Canny i very old lady and died from s ago, her sod here Tours found a. m and was . . . i.,.;. which was very generously granted. Since that time Mr had beard from his friend. When train ca in Monday evening a alighted and made inquiries Mr. told lie lived several miles in the country he at once repaired to the livery stables, secured team aDd driver and to the home of hi benefactor he went and there he paid the loan in full with interest in ample measure. Who says all honest men As authorized for Daily and we lake great pleasure in receiving sub- and willing receipts for those hi arrears. have a list of all who receive their mail this office, also take orders paralysis and old she wan highly esteemed and will I- missed by those who knew We extend sympathy to the bereaved acres of land near bout in cultivation sale J. It. Smith Bro. Mrs. M Hull came in from a visit t. relatives in New Hem. moved into their new brick store on south Main street bales of new cod on wen s Id on this market yesterday and received, line line of liar and can lit up In any style r price. We will bet our leaks Tin. has the youngest and for job The correspondent reporter lo seems take at the a Oats, Com, Bran, we published J- Smith Bro. concerning two brothers black to purchase goods the millinery of Mis. . K. Katie who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs S. in , has come having had a difficulty that town. We intended no reflection and regret our article so Construed, therefore tender an apology and sure we are forgiven. When city of I have extended its corporate limits five miles further out and honored little hamlet as one its connects, certainly that occasion will be to us a de- incident and until if our immediate vicinity shall be so blessed as to add a more hundred already increasing population we will rest content to allow New York Jacksonville to back the sunlight of their own eat If you need in the way of Crockery, Tin to see He, A. A Hold Wednesday night a or rubbers, the window a the tear end the store of U . Moore and stole watches, pistols, a quantity of valuable and right much other merchandise. Mr, Moore not been able ascertain the extent of his loss, but it is no small amount. This is first robbery that has occurred here several years and our people are right much up over the occur- There is no elite. E. K. Co. will do all they We keen Furniture, Mattresses. Bed Cook Stove-, Bab etc., up Ty-on. mine, thermometers, for sale Cannon A Tyson TO BYE on from Philadelphia Optical College graduating a spacial course on the human eye, la the science of optics, I feel able and pared la correct any of any other man can glasses. I will case weak exes or eye strain, dull hurting, bum or eyes with or low vision, a p tie i to patient or nut one cent. The ,.,., f ;, Ii- in . t refraction and y strain. Ii i dangerous to pro et eyes cad f i -sit of refraction , i i-. s-i-- desired. A-. are in U I 111.-ll ll J. . Taylor, all I ha ii have just received lo . apples, bananas all by OF THE BANK OF AYDEN N. C.- AI the. done of business August 1905. -m III f ,. Ola RESOURCES. Loans and I nun. ; Furniture and , . Demand ; Hue from Hanks, ; , Cash Items, Gold Coin, giver Coin, National Hank notes and other notes TotaL LIABILITIES. ID. V. .- IN Groceries i And Provisions paid in, C Sui fund j Undivided pr lest expenses, Dividend unpaid . IX to check 1,755 Cashier's -S- OF NORTH J; f-B-Smith, Cashier of the .-th,, above statement is true to the best of and b, B. SMITH, C.-ii . o , , , , to before I 1905. JOSEPH v. g on hand in j Fresh Goods kepi 1011- , Country I; Produce Bo j D. W. I G v Ii. LI; II North Carolina. S i;. O ; ,,, , ;,,,, . .; ton h s new. W. M. KING. GET YOUR SUPPOSES home. seats for Dial are simply the smoothest seat on the market K. F. Johnson, has be-n in town Tin- mammoth show case in J. B is heavily loaded with pretty goods and notions. Be sure to call and see hem. Old Fashion Hand-made Paw Bread Trays at B. Smith Lace Curtains from cents per pair up, and cents per yard up, at J. H Smith Bro Save your own hay, a blade, fork, hoe, shovel, spade, hook or hole digger, at J. R- Smith it Bro, A new line of Cradles and Crib-, Mattresses to match, at J. B Smith Bro. A full supply of No. Timothy Bay Oats, Cain, Bran, Col Ion Seed Hulls and Meal, at J. B Smith Bro. Get you a pump and pipe with point eel long, and drink pure water, at J B Smith Bro. A full supply of Trunks s, Grips, possible to please you with Suit Case, at J. B. Smith their new line of heavy and fancy Miss Nannie and a lady friend came on train Monday left at once Call Hart Jenkins for a bar rel of Columbia Flour, none better to be had anywhere. Why docs Banns smile SO long Answer. hey tell us it is a beautiful young lady at his homo. Come to see Hart Jenkins For carpenters grind atoms j hemp rope pulleys, at J. Smith Bro, Calico and Gingham at cents per reductions in while am summer goods, at J. R. Smith A new and beautiful Negligee shirts and fancy hose, at J. R- Smith Bro. Preserve your buildings by painting them with Town and Counts lead when you need to dress land full line of colors, kept at J. your feet, we can save you R. Smith Bro. and something to fit the For can peaches, apple-, com foot. We carry the and tomatoes, a-c, apply to K K. ll III horn. are guilty Ii their enamel bed meads p. daisies Roy a F Mattresses Cannon A Tyson handle e equal of anyone the market. W e will beginning on June 21st offer for cash entire stock of clothing, dry goods Dot ions, shoes hats at prices of in the town Ayden. Our stack is too large and we take this means of reducing same. We have just gotten a luge lot plaids that we at per yard, white sheet- per Jackson B Co. Ayden, the Cox cotton planter the best on the market Smith. Bro. to F. K. Go's new market fresh sage, and fresh fish. Don't fail Bee Ty- son's crockery both plain and decorated. Prices are cheaper than W. Taylor, our optician is no back again from the Optical College, where he graduated la a special course in the science of ready to ran better service than ever before to from weak eyes and in of glasses. Slippers, lawn, and straw hats are Mug sold extremely cheap t cash by Cannon Tyson. Don't forget Cannon Tyson can supply your wants in almost anything in furniture. hay, oats, -hip stuff, wheat brand, cotton seed hulls and meal on hand. Cannon Tyson. The freshest loaf bread right the oven at Me Law-horn's Now Everything you want in the way of nice Groceries, Goods, Pickles, fruits, Candies, Nuts, can be had at our store. I We carry a large supply of the Best Goods JOHNSTON BROS. The Cash Grocers. Scientifically Constructed. ULTRA A for f Women. THE ULTRA SHOE for is made with careful reference to the most details and s perfected In its numerous there is no other man's shoo on the market selling at the price the Ultra does, its superior, if its equal. Dr. Joseph Dixon AND Office Mock, Railroad, Ayden, N. C. TONSORIAL PARLOR, Hopkins, Davis, Preps us our . . men em drug LAMER MILLIARD, Greenville, N. C. MONUMENTAL WORK OF EVERY I Iron n. Central Barker Shop. Edmond Fleming, in man. the to 11- i . , one presided by a -in bi r. ;. . razor . I fl . I--.- . . . . . , . Here is the fundamental basis a perfect shoo. employ our own expert designers, and Shoe is made over a last scientifically d to in.-.-i closest variations of width and in woman's footwear The Ultra Shoe meets every requirement of the many whims of We carry SHOE, for men, in Oxfords, Tans, etc. Pulley Bowen, THE HOME OF WOMAN'S ONS. you ever saw. Try a pair and tie convinced. Bight many colored people went to here in regard the adjustment o; damages incurred iii the recent wreck at J. A. Harrington, cotton weigher at this always noted his progressive spirit and an intent purpose lo serve public in a faithful and creditable manner, has just purchased a large of pound Fairbanks scales. Now rest Mr. Harrington's weights will always bear the test. B. K. of Beaver Dam, has h. Tyson. Ado. The ladies say that Gannon St Tyson have prettiest, line of dress goods town. candies, oranges, apples and bananas at E. a Go's. The soda fountain a will be in service now to the end of the season. The latest drinks will Do found there. If you want something nice try them. Hart iV Jenkins is the place to get your suit this lull, as the are M. H. line and can give you a nice fit. in are re Calving daily new groceries confectioneries light from the PHARMACY N. C. and platen to me. I give the bout return the work promptly, scad ti order lo W. II. Photo Artist, Elizabeth City, N C. mini i Central Academy REV. M W. Principal W M. Associate A Christian home and High School for boys and men Splendidly in Warren county, one mile from depot, I mediately mi S, A. L., mad in a beautiful of or acres on a acre farm. For further information ad dress Principal or Associate Littleton, N White Shop OPPOSITE J ; CO. Hi mi an o ill Work ,. COSMETICS A all for you pus y,,,,,. . nil,, -ii S. Prop. HARNESS REPAIRED and SHOES . at the shop El Mills FOR One Bradley saw Filer, good as new, cheap for cash. L. A. B. F. D. No. N. C Best Lighted House in the State Best for our Customers and their team. Warehouse, Greenville, N. C. Farmers bring us your Tobacco The Brick. guarantee price. BRINKLEY RUSHER, Proprietor following Constitute our Working Force who are Always glad to see you D. S. Spain Bookkeeper B. T. Bailey will always work for your interest Auctioneer H. S. Hardy Floor Manager Ed. Harris Clip Calculator. POOR PRINT

LETTER TO A. SAVAGE Greenville, N. C. Dear Sir; You know how well it pays to keep your carriages painted, r looks to keep out water. It pays a well to paint your lain nod We pot your barn that h y- see it. attended a party Shel this week. Tennis has been popular id for the passed few days. After several closely contested games Geo. H. Cole was proclaimed f a man from bank he is called an embezzler, if suit of clothes he is called You see, there are two good a Met and often receive about severe punishment. That is one the defects of our system of in Sentinel. reasons for pail t; is look-; the other is wear. yon paint I r looks, the wear will take care of itself. Paint often looks; nod use paint tor wear. The best i- lead ground together machinery; same a- used by It- WE COULD ONLY KNOW Stomach trouble and Cured. years ago my general by health gave way. was the a distressing stomach U. government, t takes fewer and not touch solid food n any kind. For one I n Ions mixed paint J . everything I would swallow, wean twice a long as oil . , medicine , mixed by stomach would not retain R Yours No one can knows what I F W suffered weakness, dizziness, o and nervous- P. LI. . ITEMS. Mr. and Mrs. and SOD returned Friday alter a pleasant visit borne. Miss Mamie Bobbin is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Stanley has returned after a pleasant visit to More- head City and Sound. Mrs. and Who have been BO delight entertained by returned to their home in Greet Ville Friday. is visiting bis T. Sledge. Mrs, II. H. Stanley is visiting relatives near Mrs. J. o. Bobbin returned Friday after a short visit J. B. Bobbin, who quite ill with typhoid at home in s I often felt like it would be so better could die get out i f my suffering. and on I wax under treatment for y.-is I can only say medicine id me do good. Then some good put one if Mrs. Person's pamphlets in my hands, and I read where so many had cured that as bad off U was. I got me a bottle of the Bid from the very first dose I took I knew I bad struck the right It was the first medicine I ever took that the dose did me good. For .- time a time, I was not nauseated after taking it. I to improve until I look thirteen bottles, and it made a cure of me. It has been a I was cored, and I know I am well. I recommend it to who has stomach trouble and to all who have as it my brother oil rheumatism. He tried to get mi- take it long before I did, but I thought, because it will cure was no reason it would cue stomach trouble. I had no faith in it was as a last resort I tried it. II w much i feeing it Would have saved me Mr. and Mrs and child- have returned after a hip their old borne in Halifax. Rev. Mr. of j N. C, Nov. Negligee Shirts, The desirable shirt worn by the average man in all seasons is the Negligee shirt. THEY FIT WHEN STIFF BOSOM FAILS and the comfort you get makes the soft shirt THE SHIRT in all Our not broken and the styles are here, and until we WILL REDUCE ALL GRADES FROM to PER CENT. All styles in our line will sold for ii . it i fin l ii . i M i ii J so K ii ii i. ii ii u mm These prices will prevail days. No Shirts will be charged at these C S. FORBES, The-Man's Outfitter. DEATH the TO MME ROOM FOR OUR TREMENDOUS FALL STOCK WE WERE COMPELLED TS USE THE KNIFE ON ALL OF OUR PRICES. Seeing is Believing. NOTICED. GOODS LOWER THAN EVER BEFORE AT . T. Big Store, Greenville, N. C. Where you will find a big line of Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, Clothing, Hats, Caps and Trunks, with prices to suit the times. We also carry a large and complete line of Furniture, Pub an End to It All, A grievous wail comes as a result of unbearable pain from over taxed Backache, Liver complaint and constipation. But thanks to Dr. King's New Lite Pills they put end it all. They are gentle but thorough. Try them. Only Guaranteed by Jno. L. Woolen, Druggist. A Happy The Reflector re- by express, Friday night, a nice pair of latest style Dixie Girl j shoe, made by the Geo. D. Witt j Shoe Co., of Lynchburg, Va-i They were sent her by W. O. Shannon, the popular salesman of this Arm, and she returns thanks. The Death Penalty. A little tiling sometimes results in death. Thus a mere scratch, insignificant cuts or puny boils have paid the death penalty. It is wise to have Serve ever It's the best salve on earth and will prevent fa when burns, sores, ulcers sod threaten. Only at J. L. Drug Store. Quit the governor. He is making a good one. We will pay half cent each in cash for tags taken from Brown Williamson tobaccos in lots of or more. Tags must be counted and securely tied up before we will receive them. Greenville Supply Co. Suicide Prevented. A startling announcement that a preventive of suicide bad been discovered will interest many. A run down system, or invariably precede suicide and something has been found that will prevent that condition which I makes suicide likely. At the first of destruction Electric. It being a great I tonic and will j the nerves and build up the system. It's also a great stomach, liver and I kidney regulator. Only Sal- j guaranteed by Jno. L. I Woolen, Druggist. End of Bitter Fight. physicians had s long and stubborn fight with an on my right writes J. F. Hughes Ga. gave me Everybody thought my time had come. As a last resort I tried Dr. King's New Discovery for Con- The benefit I received was striking and I was on my feet in a few days. Now I've entirely my It conquers all coughs, colds, and throat and lung troubles. Guaranteed by Jno. L. druggist. and Trial battles free. Don't yon need a ledger or other Makes writing blank They are cheap at I lucky fountain pen, best Book Store. made, Reflector Book Store. THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. . J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner. and Friday. VOL No. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1905. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE No. BEGINNING OF PASTORATE. COUNTY Rev J, E Makes Timely Re marks to His Congregation. On morning Bey. J. E. entered up in his duties as pastor lie Memo i-t Baptist church, lie delivered an excellent moil the his baaed the parable of the supper which messengers were sent cut into the h hedges bidding all to come. The remark of the sermon, directed mainly to the eh appropriate timely we give a synopsis of make this text very tin- As we begin let us selves bu The pastor will fail if be baa alone. I in people ill fail by lb pastor and people will do bin Ii in own we will none our and then let God add His Down We can do much mi this year. here shall be to ad- the kingdom of God. tins d I pledge you my time, e. and all Hie talent ii A i of you will be willing to in bet efforts to to s- die kingdom among men. T snow that some day I shall in give an of NEW TELEPHONE SYSTEM. Greenville Will Have a Modern Exchange W the n- days the new System Of the Home Telephone Company will be ready f r cut over. Installing crew of the , Western Electric Company is now here setting ii power plant and main frames. When is completed Greenville will probably modern and up-to-date FANCY E A SUCCESS. Proceedings the Commissioners. Two Young Ladies Give An Exhibition. The board ; , In b of member in the o proved ,,. Sheriff SOCIAL Monday, I A. and I., ibis g S ; ;. . ll I. t visit lie . I . v.- la V. health and monthly el to i,,,,,. , , . .,. , in town, .-. Miss Cobb and bi to K de, list to receive phone exchange in the state as fished dry all too soon. apparatus is all of the newest type Action in regard to the public n. were and has the latent improvements, well every thing to Every subscriber's line will be a for at August readily ,. metallic circuit and each postponed to Hi a long set, so that every reach any point Rust of the river direct It in bis telephone. The outside construction is of the highest type, all multiple cable distribution, so the open wires art few in number and very I 18.33; bridge- d October meeting Roads in Swift Greek and Con. township petitioned meeting were ordered laid out. Orders were drawn the amounting as The new system is what Is known ad. The fancy goods an m articles on i-p ,. sold well and added quite a sum to the he amusing the which came without was impromptu dive taken u in the 1- Ba central energy type which dots vexing prisoners am Hell. for lie w. II v ill v. Ill- deeds law I tax lists Child Has Narrow Escape. ALL OFFICES RENTED. Masonic Filled With Tenants away with Hie batten 15.301 at the subscriber's station. I. Panting c ill central it is only m remove the i the W your conversation the receiver up notifies central to disconnect, you nun bang up ear piece until, afternoon the veer old baa d an . Dice the M through your conversation, j of Mrs, Helen Carney, win building, to the exchange j visiting Mrs. Fannie is fills the vacant the fell from the upper porch of I the building, and the v is no completing en exchange residence to the to lie congratulated L. of Washing., -1 today here. Ii Sunday j; I mm York. . s. log Jesse j in IS, Cox evening S e. Mi-s Fannie Bagwell left looming Ox lord to attend l-v. and Mis fl. II, Moore home Saturday from Mr. and A. I-ii d evening on Alabama. trip h's went to and d license to pi act ice Hit day evening law, will in and this, looming. rick Tom returned for Dupree ministry too, will held for the which win wilt. feet. In the tall mm the time. When this pastorate for fellow barely missed an increase. This exchange will the step-., ft i also a metallic system that the child no visible equipped with long Injury and it is almost a miracle This service, us well that it was not tin- service to and a mini- A Sad Death, her of other surrounding points, Last evening shall have long or short I trust that none of Us shall look buck upon ii with regrets. The sin of omission is awful, so lei us wail until year, ext month, nor oven next week to constrain men to be saved; this us use every opportunity lo pi men into the Kingdom Hod. We shall put above everything upon the earth. So while the table is still and ye is room, us go out the high ways and hedges them to come win be to Greenville o'clock the angel of death in with the financial j the home and Mrs W. A. of the town sent a- a and called their James, tn her final name rest. She was born Oct. 1808 and died had been sick with fever three weeks. left this morning Florence Blow to expense to build is now filled with tenant-. Mr and Mis. Coffield building an ornament Sunday even. the town and ought to prove prof- i-it Mi. Mrs, W. K liable Smith. John Will Correction, Alvin left this morn n Insolvent tax list h- A- M- train i are n lug I to rein , ., H V. II. , . in Jed evening to i J. . in --f tings In- held in Mies i who i i W. Brown, Blown her home visit, rs. Lou Carney and Mm-. ;. A t and n Way , Mrs. J, ton .; Mrs. p. L and Ida Greene ave visiting Km- Moon. have home. Wednesday, W, in Bethel. The of aldermen will meet row night. B. I. Little returned to Tuesday evening. A. Duke returned t from Raleigh, spent the A. i la V s I B. Baltimore, The value of these nearby to the interest, of ville cannot be overestimated and the telephone company is to be commended for their enterprise The Public Invited. tail, In conic to our fancy work sale. And a and interest Greenville in Her death came like a Mow to us a modem system, and so com her uncle and aunt with whom she that it em- had lived ever since her infancy, whole We know I She was a bright attractive child, of no exchange anywhere winning the love of all she met. wide a lope of territory Her death has left a vacancy exchange subscription, that can never be filled may P. Mum foul, I he era the for deaf I passed through He did day evening going lo lo not live in the corporate limits of the did owe the ., . j , any taxes, and hi. name appeared with appendicitis a days age, The new plant when completed God in His all w lie providence, I of W. K. Powell dune the boys can have a rood an outlay of I strengthen and console those grief time. M- been carried out ones and help them s. to Ion, company's general where there is no parting, and earned out by W. G. Allen, superintendent of in charge. sweetheart if you wish. The you draw from the well, yon must I by P. not sell. Oh, they'll say you're a then you'll treat them to cream. And for a we'll give the old maids a tickle. They can for a beau, it will be so nice to Mr. So So. widowers and bachelors must also take a part, for they have left at least, hall a heart. The small can for dulls, tops, whistles and and other little things quite handy. Let us again beg you to conic, and take some of these cheap, articles home. fell opera tonight from I to p. m. live that they may lie pared to her in World Marriage Of Deeds II. Williams issued to the following couples since reports W. a. Nannie E, J, Briley and Ham Win. Tucker and Mollie Jenkins. Fight on Street. A bloody light occurred to front of W. E Moore's repair shop, about mail time Monday evening, K. L. and H. K. Keel. knocked Keel down the pavement and stoop over dealt him several blows that cut bis head and face until blood Unwed profusely. Report Caused Decline. The government crop report issued today on the condition of the cotton crop placed it at 72.1. This was higher than anticipated sharp decline price fol- lowed the report. Important Meeting Producers and Manufacturers. The meeting Asheville on the Wednesday, is a very important one for manufacturers of cotton, ii is now lime year when cotton is coming in and If the can lie shown the real season, when to sell, he should know before be tell. Pitt county be represent- ed by the man who is foremost his information. The man to go, and represent Pitt county and the Mr- is Col. Isaac A. He Let me thank you, Mrs. Gray has been to the conventions Mr- all your fore, and knows and feels m. kindness to my sou while with tercel if the people. This is you. It gives me pleasure to say- indeed a time to be considering that character the work There is time to loose if Pitt done in your the is to oversight of the H such as entitle it to a most Jury Trial. liberal patronage. After an ex- Justices Hauling, Bonn tree and parlance two years as a patron bad a jury trial of institution, my estimation them today, litigants being W. j it is bes expressed by saying on the list by mistake, mistake is very much M. s, Mayor. On the purl the paper will the foregoing he mayor I lie name insolvent list through over and the error is by all i.-. w. s. of in evening, It. M, Starkey Tuesday evening from n Mrs. J. T. of i- visiting Mrs. I,. Wooten. J. C of Dan ville, was on the tobacco market here today. Henry has moved back to residence on street, Dr. Charles -I Tuesday from Norfolk, Mis. A. m j evening wen in today for treat. in a hospital, lie children by Laugh- in Scotland Seek. X. H. moved into K- the houses on street in South Greenville. Miss Harper, of Wilson, NEWS. W. A. Ti -p iii of the Line, who here some adjusting claims from tile excursion wreck at Urine month, Saturday evening I'm who has i -in In . Mr- H I- Carr, borne this morning. Jonathan of ville, was killed by a kick from his drive Tuesday, September Rev. L. Opinion The Bingham School, Mebane. IN. C. Ibis W. House against S. White- over a shipment of potatoes. The trial was held in the eon it house and attracted quite a of spectators. that If I had another sou to educate, I would without send him to you. I wish success in your work. Kev. L. Clinton, N, C. On Monday at u railroad near a white man and a wire both lulled by pass freight train. George W, pays taxes III Buncombe to the 015,830.00. A colored woman In trying slop a light two colored men, at stepped be tween the combatants and received a ball a pistol and was killed. A building near Morganton con- relatives. worth f furniture awaiting shipment was destroyed by lire. was not insured was a total loss. Two stokes county boys were carrying a load of wood to town when the mule they were driving became frightened a dog boys were thrown oil the cart, a wheel passing over neck one of I hem and breaking it. State Superintendent ,. V. and President M- Iver, of the Normal and Industrial college have gone on tour Europe. Dr. it of Boston, who was here to in the left morning for Georgia, Fannie Greene spent Thursday night with her brother, D. S. and left this morning for sale the evening. Don't mi-s the tonight. went to Winter- villa evening. W. R Cox went to Win- evening. Mrs, Swindell went to Seven Springs Monday evening. and Janie Tyson went in York this morning, Mrs. D. House to morning i-. Winstead, of Mount, who has been visiting her. M. King, who i- very ill. 1-. arc vi glad to heir that Mrs. Kin.; is much lo visit c. s. Forbes left this morning for New to purchase and good-. Dr. ti. the eye special- of Atlanta, is in town and will open an office Miss Bethel, who baa been visiting Mrs, j. s Keel, returned home g. Kev. of Square, arrived Monday will a -1st a meeting near Greenville, Mis- Lillian Warren, of Wilson, who has been Mrs. T. Man ford, returned borne this morning. Card Thanks. I desire to return my heartfelt thanks to the people of and vicinity tor sympathy and kindness to me iii the recent death of my husband in train wreck. The kindness me Will ever be appreciated. Mrs. W. R. Meeting in Methodist Church. The meeting in the Methodist begins with good interest. A large heard Kev. H. Monday and his sermon was very impressive one. Services will be held twice each day, at a. and s p. m. POOR PRINT