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LETTER TO A. SAVAGE <lb/>
Greenville, N. C. <lb/>
Dear Sir; You know how well <lb/>
it pays to keep your carriages <lb/>
painted, r looks to <lb/>
keep out water. It pays a well <lb/>
to paint your lain nod <lb/>
We pot your barn <lb/>
that h y- <lb/>
see it. <lb/>
attended a party Shel <lb/>
this week. <lb/>
Tennis has been popular <lb/>
id for the passed <lb/>
few days. After several closely <lb/>
contested games Geo. H. Cole was <lb/>
proclaimed <lb/>
f a man from <lb/>
bank he is called an embezzler, if <lb/>
suit of clothes he is called <lb/>
You see, there are two good a Met and often receive about <lb/>
severe punishment. That is one <lb/>
the defects of our system of <lb/>
in Sentinel. <lb/>
reasons for pail t; is look-; the <lb/>
other is wear. yon paint I r <lb/>
looks, the wear will take care of <lb/>
itself. <lb/>
Paint often looks; nod use <lb/>
paint tor <lb/>
wear. <lb/>
The best i- lead <lb/>
ground together <lb/>
machinery; same a- used by <lb/>
It- WE COULD ONLY KNOW <lb/>
Stomach trouble and Cured. <lb/>
years ago my general <lb/>
by health gave way. was <lb/>
the a distressing stomach <lb/>
U. government, t takes fewer and not touch solid food <lb/>
n any kind. For one I <lb/>
n Ions mixed paint J . <lb/>
everything I would swallow, <lb/>
wean twice a long as oil . , medicine , <lb/>
mixed by stomach would not retain R <lb/>
Yours No one can knows what I <lb/>
F W suffered weakness, dizziness, <lb/>
o and nervous- <lb/>
P. LI. . <lb/>
ITEMS. <lb/>
Mr. and Mrs. and SOD <lb/>
returned Friday alter a <lb/>
pleasant visit borne. <lb/>
Miss Mamie Bobbin is the guest <lb/>
of Mr. and Mrs. O. <lb/>
H. Stanley has returned after <lb/>
a pleasant visit to More- <lb/>
head City and Sound. <lb/>
Mrs. and <lb/>
Who have been BO delight <lb/>
entertained by <lb/>
returned to their home in Greet <lb/>
Ville Friday. <lb/>
is visiting bis <lb/>
T. Sledge. <lb/>
Mrs, II. H. Stanley is visiting <lb/>
relatives near <lb/>
Mrs. J. o. Bobbin returned <lb/>
Friday after a short visit <lb/>
J. B. Bobbin, who quite ill with <lb/>
typhoid at home in <lb/>
s I often felt like it would be <lb/>
so better could die get <lb/>
out i f my suffering. and on I <lb/>
wax under treatment for <lb/>
y.-is I can only say <lb/>
medicine id me do <lb/>
good. Then some good put <lb/>
one if Mrs. Person's pamphlets in <lb/>
my hands, and I read where so <lb/>
many had cured that <lb/>
as bad off U was. I got me a <lb/>
bottle of the Bid from <lb/>
the very first dose I took I knew I <lb/>
bad struck the right It <lb/>
was the first medicine I ever took <lb/>
that the dose did me good. <lb/>
For .- time a time, I <lb/>
was not nauseated after taking it. <lb/>
I to improve until I <lb/>
look thirteen bottles, and it made <lb/>
a cure of me. It has been <lb/>
a I was cored, and I <lb/>
know I am well. I recommend it <lb/>
to who has stomach <lb/>
trouble and to all who have <lb/>
as it my brother oil <lb/>
rheumatism. He tried to get mi- <lb/>
take it long before I did, but I <lb/>
thought, because it will cure <lb/>
was no reason it would <lb/>
cue stomach trouble. I had no <lb/>
faith in it was as a last <lb/>
resort I tried it. II w much <lb/>
i feeing it Would have saved me <lb/>
Mr. and Mrs and child- <lb/>
have returned after a hip <lb/>
their old borne in Halifax. <lb/>
Rev. Mr. of j N. C, Nov.<lb/>
Negligee Shirts, <lb/>
The desirable shirt worn by the <lb/>
average man in all seasons is the <lb/>
Negligee shirt. <lb/>
THEY FIT WHEN STIFF BOSOM FAILS <lb/>
and the comfort you get makes the <lb/>
soft shirt THE SHIRT in all <lb/>
Our not broken and the <lb/>
styles are here, and until <lb/>
we <lb/>
WILL REDUCE ALL GRADES FROM to PER CENT. <lb/>
All styles in our line will sold for <lb/>
ii . it i fin l <lb/>
ii . i M i <lb/>
ii J so <lb/>
K ii ii i. <lb/>
ii ii u mm <lb/>
These prices will prevail days. <lb/>
No Shirts will be charged at these <lb/>
C S. FORBES, <lb/>
The-Man's Outfitter.<lb/>
DEATH <lb/>
the <lb/>
TO MME ROOM FOR OUR TREMENDOUS FALL STOCK WE WERE <lb/>
COMPELLED TS USE THE KNIFE ON ALL OF OUR PRICES. <lb/>
Seeing is Believing. <lb/>
NOTICED. <lb/>
GOODS LOWER THAN EVER BEFORE AT <lb/>
. T. <lb/>
Big Store, Greenville, N. C. Where you will find a big line of Dry Goods, Notions, <lb/>
Shoes, Clothing, Hats, Caps and Trunks, with prices to suit the times. <lb/>
We also carry a large and complete line of Furniture, <lb/>
Pub an End to It All, <lb/>
A grievous wail comes <lb/>
as a result of unbearable pain from <lb/>
over taxed <lb/>
Backache, Liver complaint and <lb/>
constipation. But thanks to Dr. <lb/>
King's New Lite Pills they put <lb/>
end it all. They are gentle but <lb/>
thorough. Try them. Only <lb/>
Guaranteed by Jno. L. Woolen, <lb/>
Druggist. <lb/>
A Happy <lb/>
The Reflector re- <lb/>
by express, Friday night, a <lb/>
nice pair of latest style Dixie Girl j <lb/>
shoe, made by the Geo. D. Witt j <lb/>
Shoe Co., of Lynchburg, Va-i <lb/>
They were sent her by W. O. <lb/>
Shannon, the popular salesman of <lb/>
this Arm, and she returns thanks. <lb/>
The Death Penalty. <lb/>
A little tiling sometimes results <lb/>
in death. Thus a mere scratch, <lb/>
insignificant cuts or puny boils <lb/>
have paid the death penalty. It <lb/>
is wise to have <lb/>
Serve ever It's the best <lb/>
salve on earth and will prevent fa <lb/>
when burns, sores, ulcers <lb/>
sod threaten. Only at <lb/>
J. L. Drug Store. <lb/>
Quit the governor. He <lb/>
is making a good one. <lb/>
We will pay half cent each in <lb/>
cash for tags taken from Brown <lb/>
Williamson tobaccos in lots of <lb/>
or more. Tags must be <lb/>
counted and securely tied up <lb/>
before we will receive them. <lb/>
Greenville Supply Co. <lb/>
Suicide Prevented. <lb/>
A startling announcement that a <lb/>
preventive of suicide bad been <lb/>
discovered will interest many. <lb/>
A run down system, or <lb/>
invariably precede suicide and <lb/>
something has been found that <lb/>
will prevent that condition which I <lb/>
makes suicide likely. At the first <lb/>
of destruction <lb/>
Electric. It being a great I <lb/>
tonic and will j <lb/>
the nerves and build up the system. <lb/>
It's also a great stomach, liver and I <lb/>
kidney regulator. Only Sal- j <lb/>
guaranteed by Jno. L. I <lb/>
Woolen, Druggist. <lb/>
End of Bitter Fight. <lb/>
physicians had s long and <lb/>
stubborn fight with an on <lb/>
my right writes J. F. Hughes <lb/>
Ga. gave me <lb/>
Everybody thought my time had <lb/>
come. As a last resort I tried Dr. <lb/>
King's New Discovery for Con- <lb/>
The benefit I received <lb/>
was striking and I was on my feet <lb/>
in a few days. Now I've entirely <lb/>
my It conquers <lb/>
all coughs, colds, and throat and <lb/>
lung troubles. Guaranteed by <lb/>
Jno. L. druggist. <lb/>
and Trial battles free. <lb/>
Don't yon need a ledger or other Makes writing <lb/>
blank They are cheap at I lucky fountain pen, best <lb/>
Book Store. made, Reflector Book Store. <lb/>
THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. <lb/>
. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner. <lb/>
and Friday. <lb/>
VOL No. <lb/>
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1905. <lb/>
ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE <lb/>
No. <lb/>
BEGINNING OF PASTORATE. <lb/>
COUNTY <lb/>
Rev J, E Makes Timely Re <lb/>
marks to His Congregation. <lb/>
On morning Bey. J. E. <lb/>
entered up in his duties as <lb/>
pastor lie Memo i-t Baptist <lb/>
church, lie delivered an excellent <lb/>
moil the <lb/>
his baaed the <lb/>
parable of the supper which <lb/>
messengers were sent cut into the <lb/>
h hedges bidding all <lb/>
to come. The remark of <lb/>
the sermon, directed mainly to the <lb/>
eh appropriate <lb/>
timely we give a synopsis of <lb/>
make this text very <lb/>
tin- As we <lb/>
begin let us <lb/>
selves bu <lb/>
The pastor <lb/>
will fail if be baa alone. <lb/>
I in people ill fail by lb <lb/>
pastor and people will do <lb/>
bin Ii in own <lb/>
we will none our <lb/>
and then let God add His Down <lb/>
We can do much mi this year. <lb/>
here shall be to ad- <lb/>
the kingdom of God. <lb/>
tins d I pledge you my time, <lb/>
e. and all Hie talent <lb/>
ii A <lb/>
i of you will be willing to <lb/>
in bet efforts to to <lb/>
s- die kingdom among men. <lb/>
T snow that some day I shall <lb/>
in give an of <lb/>
NEW TELEPHONE SYSTEM. <lb/>
Greenville Will Have a Modern Exchange <lb/>
W the n- days the <lb/>
new System Of the Home Telephone <lb/>
Company will be ready f r cut <lb/>
over. Installing crew of the , <lb/>
Western Electric Company is now <lb/>
here setting ii <lb/>
power plant and main frames. <lb/>
When is completed <lb/>
Greenville will probably <lb/>
modern and up-to-date <lb/>
FANCY E A SUCCESS. <lb/>
Proceedings the Commissioners. Two Young Ladies Give An Exhibition. <lb/>
The board ; , <lb/>
In b of <lb/>
member in the o <lb/>
proved <lb/>
,,. <lb/>
Sheriff <lb/>
SOCIAL <lb/>
Monday, I<lb/>
A. and <lb/>
I., ibis g <lb/>
S ; ;. . ll I. <lb/>
t visit <lb/>
lie . I . <lb/>
v.- <lb/>
la V. <lb/>
health and <lb/>
monthly el <lb/>
to i,,,,,. , , . .,. , <lb/>
in town, <lb/>
.-. <lb/>
Miss Cobb and bi <lb/>
to K de,<lb/>
list to receive <lb/>
phone exchange in the state as fished dry all too soon. <lb/>
apparatus is all of the newest type Action in regard to the public n. were <lb/>
and has the latent improvements, well every thing to <lb/>
Every subscriber's line will be a for at August readily <lb/>
,. <lb/>
metallic circuit and each <lb/>
postponed to Hi <lb/>
a long set, so <lb/>
that every reach any <lb/>
point Rust of the river <lb/>
direct It in bis telephone. <lb/>
The outside construction is of <lb/>
the highest type, all multiple cable <lb/>
distribution, so the open <lb/>
wires art few in number and very I <lb/>
18.33; bridge- d <lb/>
October meeting <lb/>
Roads in Swift Greek and Con. <lb/>
township petitioned <lb/>
meeting were ordered laid <lb/>
out. <lb/>
Orders were drawn the <lb/>
amounting as <lb/>
The new system is what Is known ad. <lb/>
The fancy goods <lb/>
an m <lb/>
articles on i-p ,. <lb/>
sold well and added quite a <lb/>
sum to the <lb/>
he amusing <lb/>
the which came without <lb/>
was <lb/>
impromptu dive taken <lb/>
u in the 1- <lb/>
Ba central energy type which dots <lb/>
vexing prisoners am <lb/>
Hell. for <lb/>
lie w. II v ill v. <lb/>
Ill- <lb/>
deeds law <lb/>
I tax lists <lb/>
Child Has Narrow Escape. <lb/>
ALL OFFICES RENTED. <lb/>
Masonic Filled With Tenants<lb/>
away with Hie batten 15.301 <lb/>
at the subscriber's station. I. Panting <lb/>
c ill central it is only m <lb/>
remove the i the W <lb/>
your conversation <lb/>
the receiver up notifies <lb/>
central to disconnect, you nun <lb/>
bang up ear piece until, afternoon the veer old baa d an . Dice the M <lb/>
through your conversation, j of Mrs, Helen Carney, win building, <lb/>
to the exchange j visiting Mrs. Fannie is fills the vacant <lb/>
the fell from the upper porch of I the building, and the <lb/>
v is no completing en exchange residence to the to lie congratulated <lb/>
L. of Washing., <lb/>
-1 today here. <lb/>
Ii Sunday <lb/>
j; I mm York. <lb/>
. s. log Jesse <lb/>
j in <lb/>
IS, Cox <lb/>
evening S e. <lb/>
Mi-s Fannie Bagwell left <lb/>
looming Ox lord to attend <lb/>
l-v. and Mis fl. II, Moore <lb/>
home Saturday from <lb/>
Mr. and A. <lb/>
I-ii d evening on <lb/>
Alabama. <lb/>
trip <lb/>
h's <lb/>
went to <lb/>
and <lb/>
d license to pi act ice Hit day evening <lb/>
law, will in and this, looming. <lb/>
rick Tom <lb/>
returned <lb/>
for <lb/>
Dupree<lb/>
ministry too, will <lb/>
held for the which win wilt. feet. In the tall <lb/>
mm the time. When this pastorate for fellow barely missed <lb/>
an increase. This exchange will the step-., ft i <lb/>
also a metallic system that the child no visible <lb/>
equipped with long Injury and it is almost a miracle <lb/>
This service, us well that it was not <lb/>
tin- service to <lb/>
and a mini- A Sad Death, <lb/>
her of other surrounding points, Last evening <lb/>
shall have long <lb/>
or short I trust that none of Us <lb/>
shall look buck upon ii with <lb/>
regrets. The sin of omission is <lb/>
awful, so lei us wail until <lb/>
year, ext month, nor oven <lb/>
next week to constrain men to be <lb/>
saved; this <lb/>
us use every opportunity lo <lb/>
pi men into the Kingdom <lb/>
Hod. <lb/>
We shall put above <lb/>
everything <lb/>
upon the earth. <lb/>
So while the table is still <lb/>
and ye is room, us go out <lb/>
the high ways and hedges <lb/>
them to come <lb/>
win be to Greenville o'clock the angel of death in with the financial <lb/>
j the home and Mrs W. A. of the town sent a- a <lb/>
and called their <lb/>
James, tn her final name <lb/>
rest. She was born Oct. 1808 <lb/>
and died had <lb/>
been sick with fever three weeks. <lb/>
left this morning <lb/>
Florence Blow <lb/>
to <lb/>
expense to build <lb/>
is now filled with tenant-. Mr and Mis. Coffield <lb/>
building an ornament Sunday even. <lb/>
the town and ought to prove prof- i-it Mi. Mrs, W. K <lb/>
liable Smith. <lb/>
John Will <lb/>
Correction, Alvin left this morn <lb/>
n Insolvent tax list h- A- M- <lb/>
train i are n lug <lb/>
I to rein , ., <lb/>
H V. II. , . <lb/>
in Jed evening to i <lb/>
J. . in --f <lb/>
tings In- held in <lb/>
Mies <lb/>
i who i i <lb/>
W. Brown, <lb/>
Blown <lb/>
her home visit, <lb/>
rs. Lou Carney and Mm-. ;. <lb/>
A t and n Way <lb/>
, Mrs. J, ton .; <lb/>
Mrs. p. L and <lb/>
Ida Greene <lb/>
ave visiting Km- <lb/>
Moon. have home. <lb/>
Wednesday, <lb/>
W, <lb/>
in Bethel. <lb/>
The of aldermen will meet <lb/>
row night. <lb/>
B. I. Little returned to <lb/>
Tuesday evening. <lb/>
A. Duke returned <lb/>
t from Raleigh, <lb/>
spent the <lb/>
A. <lb/>
i la V <lb/>
s I <lb/>
B. <lb/>
Baltimore, <lb/>
The value of these nearby <lb/>
to the interest, of <lb/>
ville cannot be overestimated and <lb/>
the telephone company is to be <lb/>
commended for their enterprise <lb/>
The Public Invited. <lb/>
tail, In conic to <lb/>
our fancy work sale. And a <lb/>
and interest Greenville in Her death came like a Mow to <lb/>
us a modem system, and so com her uncle and aunt with whom she <lb/>
that it em- had lived ever since her infancy, <lb/>
whole We know I She was a bright attractive child, <lb/>
of no exchange anywhere winning the love of all she met. <lb/>
wide a lope of territory Her death has left a vacancy <lb/>
exchange subscription, that can never be filled may <lb/>
P. Mum foul, I he <lb/>
era the for deaf <lb/>
I passed through <lb/>
He did day evening going lo lo <lb/>
not live in the corporate limits of <lb/>
the did owe the ., . j , <lb/>
any taxes, and hi. name appeared with appendicitis a days age, <lb/>
The new plant when completed God in His all w lie providence, I of W. K. Powell <lb/>
dune the boys can have a rood an outlay of I strengthen and console those grief <lb/>
time. M- been carried out ones and help them s. to <lb/>
Ion, company's general where there is no parting, <lb/>
and earned out by W. G. <lb/>
Allen, superintendent of <lb/>
in charge. <lb/>
sweetheart if you wish. The <lb/>
you draw from the well, yon must I by P. <lb/>
not sell. Oh, they'll say you're a <lb/>
then you'll treat <lb/>
them to cream. And for a <lb/>
we'll give the old maids a tickle. <lb/>
They can for a beau, it will be <lb/>
so nice to Mr. So So. <lb/>
widowers and bachelors must also <lb/>
take a part, for they have left at <lb/>
least, hall a heart. The small <lb/>
can for dulls, tops, <lb/>
whistles and and other <lb/>
little things quite handy. Let us <lb/>
again beg you to conic, and take <lb/>
some of these cheap, <lb/>
articles home. <lb/>
fell opera tonight <lb/>
from I to p. m. <lb/>
live that they may lie <lb/>
pared to her in World <lb/>
Marriage <lb/>
Of Deeds II. Williams <lb/>
issued to the following <lb/>
couples since reports <lb/>
W. a. Nannie E, <lb/>
J, Briley and Ham <lb/>
Win. Tucker and Mollie <lb/>
Jenkins. <lb/>
Fight on Street. <lb/>
A bloody light occurred to front <lb/>
of W. E Moore's repair shop, <lb/>
about mail time Monday evening, <lb/>
K. L. and H. K. <lb/>
Keel. knocked Keel <lb/>
down the pavement and stoop <lb/>
over dealt him several <lb/>
blows that cut bis head and face <lb/>
until blood Unwed profusely. <lb/>
Report Caused Decline. <lb/>
The government crop report <lb/>
issued today on the condition of <lb/>
the cotton crop placed it at 72.1. <lb/>
This was higher than anticipated <lb/>
sharp decline price fol- <lb/>
lowed the report. <lb/>
Important Meeting Producers and <lb/>
Manufacturers. <lb/>
The meeting Asheville on the <lb/>
Wednesday, is a very <lb/>
important one for <lb/>
manufacturers of cotton, ii is <lb/>
now lime year when cotton <lb/>
is coming in and If the can <lb/>
lie shown the real season, when to <lb/>
sell, he should know before be <lb/>
tell. <lb/>
Pitt county be represent- <lb/>
ed by the man who is foremost <lb/>
his information. The man to go, <lb/>
and represent Pitt county and the Mr- <lb/>
is Col. Isaac A. He Let me thank you, Mrs. Gray <lb/>
has been to the conventions Mr- all your <lb/>
fore, and knows and feels m. kindness to my sou while with <lb/>
tercel if the people. This is you. It gives me pleasure to say- <lb/>
indeed a time to be considering that character the work <lb/>
There is time to loose if Pitt done in your the <lb/>
is to oversight of the H <lb/>
such as entitle it to a most <lb/>
Jury Trial. liberal patronage. After an ex- <lb/>
Justices Hauling, Bonn tree and parlance two years as a patron <lb/>
bad a jury trial of institution, my estimation <lb/>
them today, litigants being W. j it is bes expressed by saying <lb/>
on the list by mistake, <lb/>
mistake is very much <lb/>
M. s, Mayor. <lb/>
On the purl the paper will <lb/>
the foregoing <lb/>
he mayor I lie name<lb/>
insolvent list through over <lb/>
and the error is by all <lb/>
i.-. <lb/>
w. s. of <lb/>
in evening, <lb/>
It. M, Starkey Tuesday <lb/>
evening from n <lb/>
Mrs. J. T. of <lb/>
i- visiting Mrs. I,. Wooten. <lb/>
J. C of Dan ville, was on <lb/>
the tobacco market here today. <lb/>
Henry has moved <lb/>
back to residence on <lb/>
street, <lb/>
Dr. Charles <lb/>
-I Tuesday from <lb/>
Norfolk, <lb/>
Mis. A. m <lb/>
j evening <lb/>
wen in today for treat. <lb/>
in a hospital, lie children <lb/>
by Laugh- in Scotland Seek. <lb/>
X. H. moved into <lb/>
K- the houses on <lb/>
street in South Greenville. <lb/>
Miss Harper, of Wilson, <lb/>
NEWS. <lb/>
W. A. Ti <lb/>
-p iii of the <lb/>
Line, who here <lb/>
some adjusting claims <lb/>
from tile excursion wreck at Urine <lb/>
month, Saturday evening <lb/>
I'm <lb/>
who has i -in In . <lb/>
Mr- H I- Carr, borne <lb/>
this morning. <lb/>
Jonathan of <lb/>
ville, was killed by a kick from <lb/>
his drive <lb/>
Tuesday, September <lb/>
Rev. L. Opinion The <lb/>
Bingham School, Mebane. IN. C. <lb/>
Ibis <lb/>
W. House against S. White- <lb/>
over a shipment of potatoes. <lb/>
The trial was held in the eon it <lb/>
house and attracted quite a <lb/>
of spectators. <lb/>
that If I had another sou to <lb/>
educate, I would without <lb/>
send him to you. I wish <lb/>
success in your work. <lb/>
Kev. L. Clinton, N, C. <lb/>
On Monday at u railroad <lb/>
near a white man and <lb/>
a wire both lulled by pass <lb/>
freight train. <lb/>
George W, pays <lb/>
taxes III Buncombe to the <lb/>
015,830.00. <lb/>
A colored woman In trying <lb/>
slop a light two colored <lb/>
men, at stepped be <lb/>
tween the combatants and received <lb/>
a ball a pistol and was killed. <lb/>
A building near Morganton con- relatives. <lb/>
worth f furniture <lb/>
awaiting shipment was destroyed <lb/>
by lire. was not insured <lb/>
was a total loss. <lb/>
Two stokes county boys were <lb/>
carrying a load of wood to town <lb/>
when the mule they were driving <lb/>
became frightened a dog <lb/>
boys were thrown <lb/>
oil the cart, a wheel passing over <lb/>
neck one of I hem and <lb/>
breaking it. <lb/>
State Superintendent ,. V. <lb/>
and President M- <lb/>
Iver, of the Normal and Industrial <lb/>
college have gone on <lb/>
tour Europe. <lb/>
Dr. it of Boston, <lb/>
who was here to <lb/>
in the left <lb/>
morning for Georgia, <lb/>
Fannie Greene <lb/>
spent Thursday night <lb/>
with her brother, D. S. and <lb/>
left this morning for <lb/>
sale the <lb/>
evening. <lb/>
Don't mi-s the <lb/>
tonight. <lb/>
went to Winter- <lb/>
villa evening. <lb/>
W. R Cox went to Win- <lb/>
evening. <lb/>
Mrs, Swindell went to <lb/>
Seven Springs Monday evening. <lb/>
and Janie Tyson <lb/>
went in York this morning, <lb/>
Mrs. D. House to <lb/>
morning <lb/>
i-. Winstead, of <lb/>
Mount, who has been visiting <lb/>
her. M. King, who <lb/>
i- very ill. 1-. <lb/>
arc vi glad to <lb/>
heir that Mrs. Kin.; is much <lb/>
lo visit <lb/>
c. s. Forbes left this morning <lb/>
for New to purchase and <lb/>
good-. <lb/>
Dr. ti. the eye special- <lb/>
of Atlanta, is in town and will <lb/>
open an office <lb/>
Miss Bethel, <lb/>
who baa been visiting Mrs, j. s <lb/>
Keel, returned home g. <lb/>
Kev. of <lb/>
Square, arrived Monday will <lb/>
a -1st a meeting near Greenville, <lb/>
Mis- Lillian Warren, of Wilson, <lb/>
who has been Mrs. T. <lb/>
Man ford, returned borne this <lb/>
morning. <lb/>
Card Thanks. <lb/>
I desire to return my heartfelt <lb/>
thanks to the people of <lb/>
and vicinity tor sympathy <lb/>
and kindness to me iii the recent <lb/>
death of my husband in <lb/>
train wreck. The kindness <lb/>
me Will ever be appreciated. <lb/>
Mrs. W. R. <lb/>
Meeting in Methodist Church. <lb/>
The meeting in the Methodist <lb/>
begins with good interest. <lb/>
A large heard Kev. <lb/>
H. Monday and <lb/>
his sermon was very impressive <lb/>
one. Services will be held twice <lb/>
each day, at a. and s p. m. <lb/>
POOR PRINT<lb/>
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Every Careful <lb/>
Thoughtful <lb/>
tat is Particular <lb/>
Too Much Politics. <lb/>
Children Wear <lb/>
county hut stare polities <lb/>
and the names of prospective <lb/>
date fur the higher office are being <lb/>
discussed. In some quarters even <lb/>
gubernatorial candidates tor <lb/>
have en named Here are some <lb/>
idem, Congressman Bellamy, <lb/>
Judge Cook, <lb/>
Franklin; Pugh, <lb/>
and T W. Mason, <lb/>
l Northampton All these are good <lb/>
men, hut it is too to bring out <lb/>
candidates for our next governor. <lb/>
Governor Glenn has more than <lb/>
years to serve yet. And right here <lb/>
we wish to say that the people of <lb/>
North Carolina talk too <lb/>
much for their own good. An else <lb/>
lion is hardly over before they begin <lb/>
to discuss the question as to who <lb/>
-hall he candidate for the offices at <lb/>
i , next election. The candidates <lb/>
themselves are responsible <lb/>
for this. There is one man in Moore <lb/>
county who has about reared a <lb/>
in office, who begins to work for <lb/>
his own re-election by the time the <lb/>
ballots are counted The citizen <lb/>
of discourage such <lb/>
business as this, it is injurious to <lb/>
our best interests. Too much <lb/>
i agitation upsets business and <lb/>
keeps thing- in a <lb/>
Express. <lb/>
Scientifically <lb/>
Constructed. <lb/>
ULTRA, <lb/>
A Shoe lot <lb/>
Women. <lb/>
tor <lb/>
is made wit careful i <lb/>
to the most min details <lb/>
s so perfect I in i <lb/>
is no other w <lb/>
man's shoe on the <lb/>
at toe tut- d i <lb/>
superior, if equal <lb/>
is the fundamental basis <lb/>
of a perfect shoo. We employ <lb/>
our own expert designers, and <lb/>
every Ultra shoo is made over <lb/>
a last scientifically constructed <lb/>
to moot th closest variations <lb/>
of width and in woman's <lb/>
footwear. <lb/>
The Ultra Shoo meets every <lb/>
requirement of the many <lb/>
whims of <lb/>
We carry SHOE, for men, in Oxfords, Tans, etc <lb/>
Pulley Bowen, <lb/>
HOME OF WOMAN'S FASHiONS. <lb/>
We have been engaged in the business of shoeing the <lb/>
LITTLE FOLKS SO LONG, <lb/>
and the habit of selling the best and fitting the feet <lb/>
properly has grown to be such a fixed custom with us <lb/>
that you may feel perfectly safe <lb/>
When You Buy Your <lb/>
Children's Shoes Here. <lb/>
Our stock of children's Slippers embraces almost every <lb/>
desirable style and shape of the Manufacturers Art, <lb/>
suitable for Summer Wear. <lb/>
. , l j r l l TAKEN UP. <lb/>
These Slippers are all first class m every respect, and of the best <lb/>
makes, yet we are offering them at greatly reduced reason <lb/>
is, we are overstocked and don't want to carry them over. <lb/>
Fear of Doctors. <lb/>
ignorance of some of the <lb/>
of the lower classes in New <lb/>
Orleans ii effect in making <lb/>
difficult the full application of the <lb/>
rules and regulations in the yellow <lb/>
epidemic. One physician, for <lb/>
example, was almost mobbed by <lb/>
some Italians to endeavored <lb/>
to give some hypodermic injections <lb/>
He only saved his life by giving <lb/>
himself this same treatment. This <lb/>
fear of the doctors appears in every <lb/>
such panic. When smallpox is <lb/>
there is no way to gel <lb/>
to be vaccinated except by com- <lb/>
who turn hath <lb/>
tubs into receptacles for not <lb/>
easily induced undergo treatment <lb/>
which is new and mysterious Their <lb/>
fear arises through superstition and <lb/>
ignorance They must be en red <lb/>
against their will Boston Herald. <lb/>
ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN COLLEGE, <lb/>
WILSON, V <lb/>
For Male and Female. <lb/>
course In <lb/>
Elocution and Physical . b y <lb/>
and A on i. and <lb/>
Literature t. A.<lb/>
opens 1906. <lb/>
or other t i, <lb/>
. J. LL. D., Pr . <lb/>
To Publishers <lb/>
and Printers <lb/>
We have an entirely new <lb/>
process, on which patents <lb/>
are i ending, whereby we <lb/>
can old Brass Col <lb/>
and Head Rules, <lb/>
and thicker, and make <lb/>
them illy as good now <lb/>
and without any unsightly <lb/>
knobs or reel on the bot- <lb/>
tom. <lb/>
LAMER MILLIARD, <lb/>
N. C. <lb/>
WARBLE MONUMENTAL WORK <lb/>
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. <lb/>
Iron Fencing Sold <lb/>
Stock of Goods Sale Cheap. <lb/>
We will -ell toe <lb/>
st <lb/>
at H disc and <lb/>
will real or sell <lb/>
the Stock. Stock <lb/>
between 92.5 W and <lb/>
J. O. Proctor Bro , <lb/>
O. <lb/>
is estimated that by January <lb/>
next there will lie generals on <lb/>
the retired list of the <lb/>
army, or about one for every <lb/>
men in the ranks. In an <lb/>
it might be possible to work <lb/>
up the list of retired generals a <lb/>
number one tor every <lb/>
company privates in the army. <lb/>
NO TICK. <lb/>
Having qualified as administrator <lb/>
Carolina Williams, deceased, late <lb/>
i N. C. this is to notify <lb/>
all persons claims against <lb/>
estate of said <lb/>
to the under on or before the <lb/>
30th day of August s notice <lb/>
will pleaded in bar their re- <lb/>
cover; All persons Indebted to said <lb/>
estate will please make Immediate <lb/>
payment <lb/>
This of August 1905. <lb/>
J. O. <lb/>
PRICES <lb/>
Column and Bead <lb/>
Kale regular lengths <lb/>
L. S and <lb/>
Head in <lb/>
and over Pr <lb/>
A sample of refaced <lb/>
Rule, e <lb/>
will cheerfully <lb/>
on <lb/>
Pointers Supply Co. <lb/>
cf Type and <lb/>
High Grade Printing Material <lb/>
H. Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Pa. <lb/>
Central Academy <lb/>
REV. M- W- Principal. <lb/>
PROF. W. M. HINTON, Associate <lb/>
A Christian home and <lb/>
School for boys and men. <lb/>
Splendidly located in Warren <lb/>
county, one from depot, <lb/>
mediately on S, A. L., road in a <lb/>
beautiful grove of or acres <lb/>
on n GOO acre farm. <lb/>
For further information ad- <lb/>
dress the Principal or Associate <lb/>
Littleton, N. t.<lb/>
The opportunity is yours. We will be <lb/>
glad to serve you. <lb/>
J. B. CHERRY CO. <lb/>
I have taken up a stray shoal <lb/>
that has been with <lb/>
stick about two months. he <lb/>
host is sandy red color, <lb/>
pounds, slit in right <lb/>
en and tailed. Owner is <lb/>
notified to call for same and <lb/>
charge. EVANS. <lb/>
near Greenville. <lb/>
GREENVILLE'S GREAT <lb/>
STORE. <lb/>
UP. <lb/>
have taken Up a hog <lb/>
was running with my stock and w,, <lb/>
mischievous. Black and <lb/>
white spotted, weighs or W pounds. <lb/>
unmarked, male. is requested <lb/>
to call fr the bog and pay charges. <lb/>
JAMES HARRINGTON, <lb/>
V. No. N. J. <lb/>
NOTICE TO CREDITORS. <lb/>
The of Superior <lb/>
having issued letters of <lb/>
to me, the undersigned <lb/>
the 22nd day of Aug. 1805, on <lb/>
the state of w. K. Jolly, <lb/>
ed, is hereby given to <lb/>
all persons indebted to the es- <lb/>
to make immediate payment <lb/>
to the undersigned, and to all <lb/>
creditors of said estate to present <lb/>
their claims properly <lb/>
to the undersigned, with- <lb/>
in twelve months after date of <lb/>
this notice, or this notice will be <lb/>
plead in their recovery. <lb/>
This day of Aug. 1906. <lb/>
F. G James, B F. Jolly <lb/>
on the estate of <lb/>
W. E. Jolly. <lb/>
White Frost Barber Shop <lb/>
OPPOSITE J. B. CHERRY CO. <lb/>
SI Resort, clean and <lb/>
work guaranteed, <lb/>
COSMETICS A <lb/>
Thanking one and all for you pas <lb/>
patronage and hoping tor your eon <lb/>
remain, <lb/>
Yours to serve, <lb/>
S. J. NOBLES, Prop. <lb/>
FRESH ROASTING EARS <lb/>
Every day until September <lb/>
10th. You can also <lb/>
Send to my store for Hies Crackers, <lb/>
Assorted Cakes, Canned Goods <lb/>
and other things ready serve- <lb/>
Butter ii Ice every day. <lb/>
Kine Pit County Hum-. <lb/>
Nice Chocolate <lb/>
fresh and good the <lb/>
Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets <lb/>
A Medicine for Busy People. <lb/>
Health and Renewed Vigor. <lb/>
t Ll <lb/>
nil Trouble-. <lb/>
Bad Breath, Bowels, <lb/>
Its Mountain o- <lb/>
M form, S n boa. by <lb/>
. i Company, Madison, is. <lb/>
GOLDEN NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PEOPLE <lb/>
COBB BROS. CO <lb/>
Norfolk, <lb/>
Buyers <lb/>
Cotton, Grain <lb/>
Private to New <lb/>
Orleans. <lb/>
time <lb/>
MARCELLUS FLEMING <lb/>
Three Bulls For Sale. <lb/>
One, half In half <lb/>
I years old. One, <lb/>
and half Jersey, yearn <lb/>
old. One, full blood <lb/>
years old. <lb/>
J. Proctor Bro., <lb/>
N. C. <lb/>
Central Barber <lb/>
Edmond Fleming. Props. <lb/>
Edmond Fleming, Props. <lb/>
Located in main <lb/>
the town. <lb/>
Pour chairs in operation and each <lb/>
one presided over by a skilled <lb/>
Our place is inviting, razors sharp <lb/>
our towels clean. <lb/>
We thank you for past patronage <lb/>
and ask you when <lb/>
service is Wanted. <lb/>
Hand. <lb/>
Stock of Framing x ft. <lb/>
Also German Siding, Ceiling and <lb/>
Partition and all kinds dressed <lb/>
necessary for building a <lb/>
house complete. Bills cut to or <lb/>
on short notice. <lb/>
Greenville Lumber Veneer Co- <lb/>
Institute for <lb/>
Young <lb/>
women and <lb/>
of <lb/>
Music. The <lb/>
Best Place <lb/>
Your <lb/>
College <lb/>
Courses <lb/>
HUB <lb/>
FREE <lb/>
Ur. D. L. <lb/>
Dental <lb/>
Surgeon <lb/>
Greenville, <lb/>
v. I ,<lb/>
WINNING HIS NAME. <lb/>
SHREWD SCHEMES. <lb/>
An Indian Boy's With a Wolf <lb/>
In Old Newfoundland. <lb/>
With the following somewhat <lb/>
gory scene Theodore Roberta opens <lb/>
his story of old Newfoundland, <lb/>
of boy <lb/>
struck again with his flint knife, and <lb/>
again the great wolf tore at is <lb/>
shoulder. The eyes of the boy <lb/>
fierce as those of the boast. Neither <lb/>
wavered. Neither showed any signs <lb/>
of pain. The dark spruces stood <lb/>
above them, with the shadows <lb/>
of night in their branches, and the <lb/>
western sky was stained red where <lb/>
the sun had been. Twice the wolf <lb/>
dropped his antagonist's shoulder <lb/>
in a vain attempt to grip the throat. <lb/>
The boy, pressed to the ground. <lb/>
Hung himself about like ii dog and <lb/>
repeatedly drove his- clumsy weapon <lb/>
into the wolf's shaggy side. At last <lb/>
the tight ended. The great timber <lb/>
stretched dead in awful <lb/>
His fangs gleamed like <lb/>
ivory between his scarlet jaws and <lb/>
black lips. A shimmer of white <lb/>
menaced the quiet wilderness from <lb/>
the recesses the half shut eyelids. <lb/>
n moment the boy lay still, <lb/>
with the fingers of his left hand <lb/>
buried in the wolf's mane and his <lb/>
right hand a blot of red against the <lb/>
wolf's side. Presently, staggering <lb/>
on bent legs, he went down to the <lb/>
and washed his mangled <lb/>
and shoulder in the cool water. The <lb/>
shock of it cleared his brain and <lb/>
steadied his eyes, lie waded into <lb/>
the current to his middle, stooped <lb/>
to the racing surface and drank <lb/>
Strength flooded back <lb/>
to blood and muscle and the slender <lb/>
limbs regained their lightness. <lb/>
this time a few pale stars <lb/>
gleamed on the paler background of <lb/>
the eastern A long linger streak <lb/>
of red, low down on the hilltops, <lb/>
still lightened the west. The hoy <lb/>
saw nothing of the changing beauty <lb/>
of the sky. He returned to the dead <lb/>
wolf and set about skinning it with <lb/>
his rude blade. He worked with <lb/>
skill and speed. Soon head and pelt <lb/>
were clear off the red can-ass, and, <lb/>
collecting his arrows and bow, he <lb/>
flung the prize across his shoulder <lb/>
and started along a faint trail <lb/>
through the spruces. <lb/>
rapidly for nearly <lb/>
an hour the boy came out on u small <lb/>
meadow with tires. Nineteen <lb/>
or twenty conical wigwams made of <lb/>
birch poles, bark and caribou hides <lb/>
stood about the meadow. Two <lb/>
women who were broiling meat at <lb/>
the lire looked from the shaggy, <lb/>
blood stained pelt to the stalwart <lb/>
stripling. They cried to him softly <lb/>
in tones of love and admiration. <lb/>
Now give me my man de- <lb/>
the boy. <lb/>
stalwart the chief of the <lb/>
village, strode from the dark in- <lb/>
of wigwam, <lb/>
eyes gleamed at the sight of his <lb/>
boy's lorn arm and the white teeth <lb/>
of wolf. he cried. <lb/>
He turned to the women. <lb/>
he repented. this be <lb/>
his man <lb/>
Those by Shoplifter Keep D.- <lb/>
To detect the female shoplifter <lb/>
obi to be the easiest thing in the <lb/>
world. Nowadays her wiles call out <lb/>
I he lynx eyed vigilance of lady de- <lb/>
says Answers. <lb/>
They are in our big drapery and <lb/>
furnishing they <lb/>
have a busy time. <lb/>
The shoplifter, bear in mind, is <lb/>
not, as a rule, the homeless creature <lb/>
in rugs. She is a fashionable butter- <lb/>
fly, who flutters about the most ex- <lb/>
pensive stalls. She has a <lb/>
smile, a patronizing air <lb/>
and the majestic grace of a newly <lb/>
presented And she <lb/>
sweeps crowds <lb/>
wearing a bag skirt and a belt of <lb/>
fish hooks. <lb/>
This hook device is ingenious. <lb/>
The shoplifter wears them level <lb/>
with the knee underneath her loose <lb/>
and skirts. They are spaced <lb/>
far enough apart to keep them <lb/>
from becoming entangled. To the <lb/>
inner side of the underskirt a <lb/>
band of oiled silk is sewn. This, <lb/>
with similar bands around the <lb/>
knees, saves both the thief and her <lb/>
skirts from being hooked and per- <lb/>
the hooks themselves to hang <lb/>
free. <lb/>
The thief who wears these fish <lb/>
honks wears also two little <lb/>
projections at the back of the <lb/>
French heels of her shoes. With <lb/>
these she picks up handkerchiefs, <lb/>
j silk and other materials of <lb/>
a like nature and raises them be- <lb/>
her skirts to the other hooks. <lb/>
All this can be done by an expert <lb/>
in the manner <lb/>
possible, beneath the eyes of <lb/>
the detective, without giving that <lb/>
individual the slightest intimation <lb/>
of what is <lb/>
Another thief uses a large hook <lb/>
and heavy sinker, these being <lb/>
pended beneath the skirts and <lb/>
of being raised or lowered by <lb/>
means of a small reel carried inside <lb/>
the shoplifter's pocket. The <lb/>
knock the article to be stolen oil <lb/>
the counter as if by accident and <lb/>
stands over it. With one hand she <lb/>
proceeds to lower the hook <lb/>
until it touches the floor and <lb/>
catches the blouse or piece of silk <lb/>
there. Then up conies the hook <lb/>
with the stolen goods, and the shop- <lb/>
lifter walks quietly away. <lb/>
THE NEW WAY <lb/>
Sleep Comfortable <lb/>
-BY. <lb/>
SLEEPING ON THE BEST. <lb/>
Royal Elastic Felt Mattresses are <lb/>
to all others. <lb/>
I Our piece Enamel Iron <lb/>
you Had to Get Your <lb/>
News In the Old Way <lb/>
In the old times people had to go from house to house <lb/>
t-i tell the news or meet at the cross roads store once a week <lb/>
to find out what was going on. They were slow days. <lb/>
It Is Not So <lb/>
every Royal Elastic Mattress and <lb/>
bed is guarantee-If not the best, price re- <lb/>
funded. <lb/>
OUR STOCK IN <lb/>
EVERY DETAIL <lb/>
OW <lb/>
But in day of numerous rural tree delivery <lb/>
mail you can get the news every day. <lb/>
This is the leading age and no home is complete without <lb/>
a newspaper. Every man ought to take his county paper <lb/>
and know what is going on. <lb/>
The Reflector <lb/>
can supply you with the news. We print two editions, Daily <lb/>
and Semi-Weekly <lb/>
THE DAILY EASTERN REFLECTOR NEXT DOOR TO SAM WHITE'S. <lb/>
is a page paper and costs i is a large <lb/>
only a year. <lb/>
Floor Covering of every description, Sideboards, China <lb/>
Closets, Book Cases, Parlor Suits and Chairs of all <lb/>
kinds. <lb/>
TOD NEED FURNITURE <lb/>
You will be consulting the interest of your pocket book <lb/>
to investigate our stock. Our and Bed <lb/>
Springs are perfection in making. Try a pair. <lb/>
page paper, a year. <lb/>
Don't be without a paper when you can get one so cheap. <lb/>
If you are not a subscriber send in your order today. <lb/>
Bluestockings. Beware <lb/>
Woman after woman lined up <lb/>
the glove and got wailed on, <lb/>
but the call of the woman with the <lb/>
book under her arm was still <lb/>
heeded. <lb/>
is she wailed to a pass- <lb/>
acquaintance, can't get <lb/>
anybody to sell me a pair of <lb/>
It is that hook that does all the <lb/>
said the acquaintance. <lb/>
will get waited on prop- <lb/>
so long as you go shopping with <lb/>
a book your arm. It <lb/>
gives you a studious look, and <lb/>
girls abhor a bluestocking any <lb/>
description. They claim that u <lb/>
woman with literary tendencies buys <lb/>
small quantities, at low prices. <lb/>
Therefore it doesn't pay to give <lb/>
their lime to her until all the smart <lb/>
customers have been waited <lb/>
New York s. <lb/>
A Defect In the Hands. <lb/>
A good story is told an English <lb/>
lawyer who, having succeeded in <lb/>
making a litigant of every farmer in <lb/>
his county, having grown rich at <lb/>
their expense and thus established <lb/>
u valid claim to their consideration, <lb/>
consented to sit for his portrait, <lb/>
which was to adorn the court room <lb/>
of the county town. The picture <lb/>
was duly painted by n London artist, <lb/>
and previously to being hung was <lb/>
submitted to a private view. <lb/>
to be was the <lb/>
I general verdict. But one old chap, <lb/>
regarding the canvas critically, dis- <lb/>
from the prevailing opinion <lb/>
as be somewhat like <lb/>
his face, but it ain't the man. This <lb/>
man has got his hand in his own <lb/>
pocket, you see. Now, have <lb/>
him for live and thirty years, and <lb/>
all that time he's had his hand in <lb/>
somebody else's pocket. This chap <lb/>
The <lb/>
Job Department <lb/>
OF THE <lb/>
REFLECTOR PRINTING HOUSE <lb/>
IS BETTER EQUIPPED TO <lb/>
DAY THAN EVER BEFORE <lb/>
To Produce Qom <lb/>
martial Printing. <lb/>
T CLEARANCE SALE <lb/>
Beginning Saturday July 18th, and for days only we will <lb/>
sell our entire stock for off. <lb/>
Embroideries. <lb/>
values values Hi lie. <lb/>
values values <lb/>
and Tot-how Laces reduced in <lb/>
Colored Lawns value, <lb/>
A big reduction in all dry goods and notions. <lb/>
SHOES. SHOES. <lb/>
Ladies Oxfords and Sandals Patent Kid. <lb/>
98.50 values 12.75 98.00 values 12.25 <lb/>
value's -1 values <lb/>
values 1.15 <lb/>
James P. Davenport. <lb/>
Tho Law of It. <lb/>
The old buck in the who <lb/>
dropped a sovereign in the plate at <lb/>
church, mistaking it for a penny, <lb/>
could meat satisfaction out <lb/>
of the as will lie recalled, but <lb/>
lie was not the old buck to give up <lb/>
Accordingly he sought legal ad- <lb/>
vice, With a view of instituting a <lb/>
suit at law. <lb/>
But the lawyer whom he consult- <lb/>
ed was one of those rare and gifted <lb/>
souls who would rather be witty <lb/>
than rich, or almost anything else, <lb/>
for that matter. <lb/>
said he at once, have <lb/>
no case. You were guilty of con- <lb/>
-Pack. <lb/>
Yet Ho Had to Serve. <lb/>
A City young man had an <lb/>
j unusual bin excellent reason tor <lb/>
. complaining when he was impaneled <lb/>
i for jun duly, lie was wailing in <lb/>
i the hall outside the court room and <lb/>
worrying over the problem of how <lb/>
he lo be excused. He looked <lb/>
dejected finally another juror <lb/>
j, i. . v hut was wrong. <lb/>
I'm summoned here on the <lb/>
was the I don't see how <lb/>
I can <lb/>
you the other. <lb/>
said the worried young man. <lb/>
got mi i to take . <lb/>
I young riding this <lb/>
if don't keep it she'll never <lb/>
look n i sin. Horn <lb/>
the young man was kept on the jury <lb/>
panel. <lb/>
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The Credulity Women. <lb/>
There are notable exceptions to <lb/>
the rule, if this is really the rule, <lb/>
but the Mali lie- of the St. <lb/>
are an astonishing con- <lb/>
of the ease with which <lb/>
thousands of women nil over tho <lb/>
country can I i induced to mail <lb/>
money, rt lining up <lb/>
a total of million . for keep- <lb/>
by men <lb/>
nothing th i <lb/>
of the by <lb/>
St. 1- i <lb/>
A Fair Proposal. <lb/>
A is related of a man who, <lb/>
on a visit lo Scotland, went to the <lb/>
kirk on the Feeling <lb/>
very drowsy, he succumbed entirely <lb/>
after the sentence or -o of the <lb/>
sermon. An elderly man. who <lb/>
been watching with rising wrath <lb/>
the obviously attitude <lb/>
of the shook <lb/>
him and whispered in his <lb/>
the a chance. Wait till lie <lb/>
i along n bit, and then if he's <lb/>
worth listening to gang to sleep, but <lb/>
gang before he gets com- <lb/>
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and THE AMERICAN FARMER. <lb/>
One Year For Think of It. <lb/>
This unparalleled offer is made to all now subscribers, and all <lb/>
old ones who pay up all and renew within thirty days. <lb/>
SAMPLE <lb/>
Splendid location. resort Over boarding <lb/>
j year. High grade work. High standard, of <lb/>
and social life. in music. Ad <lb/>
c in Ar Elocution. Hit water El-o- <lb/>
lights and modern <lb/>
Remarkable health only one among <lb/>
in Close on t the health <lb/>
of every pupil. High standard of <lb/>
Ml pup Is dress alike on all public occasions. CHARGES <lb/>
VERY LOW. <lb/>
24th Session will S-pt. 1905. <lb/>
address J. M RHODES, A. M. <lb/>
President, Littleton, H. c. <lb/>
GREENSBORO LIFE <lb/>
INSURANCE CO. <lb/>
Capital Surplus <lb/>
Over Paid Insurance Written in six weeks. <lb/>
Reason. The Indemnity provides for the payment of <lb/>
double in case of accidental <lb/>
death, and stipulates that in event, of permanent and total <lb/>
the policy becomes fully paid up. <lb/>
On the each policy the insurance Commissioners of North <lb/>
Carolina over the Great Seal f the Stale, -This Police is <lb/>
secured Pledge of Bonds, or Securities de- <lb/>
posited with this department as provided If the above <lb/>
description interests call on or <lb/>
Ancient Surgical Instruments <lb/>
Over forty different kind- of <lb/>
instruments I in tho <lb/>
house of n surgeon at Pompeii. <lb/>
Some resembled in its <lb/>
now in use, while others are so com- <lb/>
different from <lb/>
the kind now employed their <lb/>
use is entirely conjectural. All wore <lb/>
in brass or boxwood i <lb/>
and some retained the exquisite <lb/>
polish that they had when buried. <lb/>
Harry Harry Skinner. Jr <lb/>
rt. W. <lb/>
J W. PERRY CO. <lb/>
H. A. White <lb/>
LAWYERS. <lb/>
Mil Masonic <lb/>
hereby that we have <lb/>
with us, ill the <lb/>
the Law, Mr. Hurry Skinner. Jr. <lb/>
name will here-<lb/>
Lawyers, <lb/>
2nd, <lb/>
MARRY SKINNER, <lb/>
M. W. <lb/>
Norfolk, Va. <lb/>
Factors and handlers of <lb/>
Bagging, Tits and Bags. <lb/>
Correspondence and shipments <lb/>
solicited <lb/>
SUBSCRIBE TO THE REFLECTOR. <lb/>
Insurance. <lb/>
Greenville, N. C. <lb/>
your and plates to me. give the finish <lb/>
the work promptly, semi a trial order to <lb/>
W. II. Photo-Artist, <lb/>
Elizabeth City, N. <lb/>
POOR PRINT <lb/>
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THIS EASTERN REFLECTOR <lb/>
AND <lb/>
O. J. amp <lb/>
i in port at I S. C, as second class matter, <lb/>
Advertising made <lb/>
A i desired post a In Pitt and adjoining counties <lb/>
in to fiction <lb/>
Pitt County, N. <lb/>
AGAINST weather does not get . <lb/>
just because the keeper of the bureau <lb/>
Tin wondered . , <lb/>
. predicts that n will. <lb/>
why Greenville ; <lb/>
tenets should be treated worse than We oW ,,,.,,,.,. <lb/>
other towns, or in other word why I j <lb/>
the Atlantic- Coast Lino should <lb/>
more niggardly towards its pal <lb/>
than other railroads are. Take the <lb/>
Atlantic lit in- <lb/>
road <lb/>
tog d daily r <lb/>
between Mi rel a I City and <lb/>
and the Ki <lb/>
another train <lb/>
an early day. The <lb/>
additional train is to make n <lb/>
I u us will enable <lb/>
i on a judge. <lb/>
Durham wants a now jail. Looks <lb/>
like it will be needed it things gel <lb/>
much worse up there. <lb/>
i mi i is <lb/>
i of it says ill not <lb/>
stand r re-el a <lb/>
Yes. we said something else would <lb/>
en- The Dukes have the top <lb/>
column head lines u m <lb/>
N- <lb/>
N i nod n I <lb/>
thin ; <lb/>
M ; la-ad S Kin <lb/>
as I a N <lb/>
while <lb/>
turn the <lb/>
lay. <lb/>
tr the A. <lb/>
N. C. will give that I three pas <lb/>
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the branch Kin- <lb/>
Bl . to . same <lb/>
i- <lb/>
One ; r <lb/>
. , . . v i , rill and other <lb/>
to vi.- long long been <lb/>
asking for ti <lb/>
Weld i. t K ti-l <lb/>
and return In t icon <lb/>
but so far been <lb/>
dented. It is n <lb/>
of the will . justify tin <lb/>
additional train, t r is well known <lb/>
that this i D i the Atlantic <lb/>
C Line is <lb/>
. I. TI i idea of assaulting the judge <lb/>
branch o ii.- . Ii on the <lb/>
system. <lb/>
We can only think this failure <lb/>
the A I- to another daily <lb/>
train on this r i I is due I a i <lb/>
in its t int of <lb/>
ion of i business <lb/>
this in N <lb/>
Greenville, there . <lb/>
town in th Cat <lb/>
and the <lb/>
here d i u the <lb/>
part of the Is. Our <lb/>
and <lb/>
This is one of thing i that <lb/>
to hi I I I <lb/>
to be k no after. <lb/>
It is a dull week in in <lb/>
a murder or two does i I i c <lb/>
cur or the <lb/>
railroad. <lb/>
M Field pays tax u <lb/>
i and my bi k <lb/>
Well, we would k either if we <lb/>
much mi <lb/>
R . iii is preparing an elaborate <lb/>
m for President R <lb/>
i in el. 19th, and the <lb/>
hole state help her in it. <lb/>
Mayor Woodward says if lie was <lb/>
drunk in Toledo, lie did not know it. <lb/>
It might have been that he was so <lb/>
drunk be could remember it. <lb/>
I n W and then a lot of cotton <lb/>
goes no in smoke. At Johnston, <lb/>
S a warehouse containing a <lb/>
thousand bales was destroyed by <lb/>
lire. <lb/>
i yon I gel i jury packed t <lb/>
you, is a new one in North Car- <lb/>
It should be nipped in the <lb/>
bud. <lb/>
Potter s subway tavern in <lb/>
N, fork has met failure and gone <lb/>
back to a common saloon. Another <lb/>
verification the statement <lb/>
religion and whiskey won't mix. <lb/>
The petition to the board <lb/>
of aldermen for another election on <lb/>
the saloon question failed, as it <lb/>
should have done. On the petition <lb/>
were many names of persons who <lb/>
were not entitled vote in an <lb/>
Two foremen of the government <lb/>
printing office have been dismissed <lb/>
for giving testimony averse to their <lb/>
ion whose acts were being ill <lb/>
That is usually the way <lb/>
of it. shut oil the light as much as <lb/>
possible. <lb/>
The number attempts recently <lb/>
made to wreck train- on the <lb/>
em railway has a serious aspect and <lb/>
i- likely to make i pie feel fearful <lb/>
when they travel. If the parties at- <lb/>
tempting these can be caught <lb/>
they make d subjects tor a <lb/>
necktie. <lb/>
Here is an that boats <lb/>
litigation full handed. The Tarboro <lb/>
Southerner tells that the heirs of the <lb/>
late Judge Howard, six in number, <lb/>
selected three persons to apportion <lb/>
estate rained at about a quarter <lb/>
of a million dollars. The persona <lb/>
elected accepted the charge and set <lb/>
about to make the division. They <lb/>
went over the many parcels real <lb/>
estate, placing them together in six <lb/>
equal allotments as far as possible, <lb/>
then asked the heirs to draw for <lb/>
them. This was done, and it is said <lb/>
that each one of the heirs was per- <lb/>
satisfied with the allotment <lb/>
received <lb/>
.-. . . . i <lb/>
Fail season is again upon us. How fast <lb/>
and go It. seems hut a few days since w <lb/>
our Spring and Summer goods and now <lb/>
Winter wear and heavy clothing. <lb/>
lie is a live build- <lb/>
and. loan i tin <lb/>
result buildings <lb/>
in i c instruction in <lb/>
It been a desire of <lb/>
. i . many that <lb/>
Greenville have a good building an <lb/>
. K n -ii n, we b e to <lb/>
see hi n I. <lb/>
What is the matter with the <lb/>
matrimonial alliances It <lb/>
Ins been long since the papers <lb/>
were full of Duke and his <lb/>
trouble with his wife. Only hist <lb/>
winter there was the announcement <lb/>
of the fashionable nodding of I <lb/>
Duke ton Mrs and in <lb/>
ten months after brilliant event <lb/>
conies the announcement he is <lb/>
suing r from his wife on <lb/>
the ground of her in fidelity while he <lb/>
in Europe The press <lb/>
reports say tin Mrs figured <lb/>
in a by her <lb/>
band similar causes <lb/>
romantic marriages for which the <lb/>
I hike lay it d i not em <lb/>
to pan i it well, and, verily, the rich- <lb/>
est in world are by no <lb/>
mi ans the happiest. J. H is <lb/>
i f the tobacco trust. <lb/>
If much rivalry Springs up be- <lb/>
tween and Rockefeller <lb/>
to winch can give away the <lb/>
they may succeed in dying <lb/>
no <lb/>
There will be lamentation among <lb/>
the I now, the ruling of the <lb/>
i the tunny page <lb/>
supplement out of the Sunday pa <lb/>
pen <lb/>
Atlanta a r has <lb/>
yet. but he ought l <lb/>
May i ard tin <lb/>
beer corn. <lb/>
One great trouble the young <lb/>
a of country to lay is that too <lb/>
i many of them wail for opportunities <lb/>
when they ought to be making op <lb/>
N. they are running up <lb/>
the hitches in the per e terms. <lb/>
Mayor Woodward i-. not the first <lb/>
man who could n I ind water. <lb/>
The light of the I Tarheel at <lb/>
Greensboro seem- to have been <lb/>
snuffed out. <lb/>
All the other centers of sensation <lb/>
will please keep quiet until Durham <lb/>
gets <lb/>
As a successful spellbinder and a <lb/>
Hen Tillman, is a <lb/>
success, but as a high toned <lb/>
he is a signal failure. <lb/>
North Carolinians take a high <lb/>
-land everywhere. J. C <lb/>
Neill, of has again been <lb/>
president of the National <lb/>
Association. <lb/>
With yellow i listing <lb/>
mi the Smith, and cholera breaking <lb/>
out ill Gt and threatening the <lb/>
North, it looks like Uncle Sam is <lb/>
beset with evils on both sides. <lb/>
n Cabarrus county a guard has <lb/>
been lined for punishing a con- <lb/>
We are glad to hear of this. <lb/>
Convicts should treated humane, <lb/>
and all guards who fail to realize <lb/>
this fact should be severely punished <lb/>
themselves. <lb/>
ANNOUNCEMENT. <lb/>
MRS. ELLA GREENE will be with me again this Fall. <lb/>
Her reputation an artistic trimmer is already established. <lb/>
Miss Blanche Cromartie is now in Baltimore and <lb/>
Miss Sallie in Richmond, working in the <lb/>
TRIMMING ROOMS IN THE <lb/>
INTEREST OF HY BUSINESS. <lb/>
Our Styles will be up to the Highest Standard this Season. <lb/>
MRS. L. GRIFFIN. <lb/>
Before the <lb/>
Of Pall business <lb/>
want to say a <lb/>
our friends and <lb/>
method of doing <lb/>
favors the <lb/>
thank our pa <lb/>
all. Never has <lb/>
to please its <lb/>
that our <lb/>
appreciated. No <lb/>
spared until <lb/>
undone to give <lb/>
best clothing ob- <lb/>
lowest prices <lb/>
we always have <lb/>
Use, and we <lb/>
every ens- <lb/>
knows full <lb/>
we have earned <lb/>
by deserving it. <lb/>
our e shall <lb/>
abiding place in <lb/>
l h i u k i n ft i <lb/>
Now. at the <lb/>
Pall season, we <lb/>
citizen of Pitt county an invitation to call. and. <lb/>
goods, our prices and our business methods, to <lb/>
put i <lb/>
Our guarantee is nothing less than <lb/>
Perfect Satisfaction or Your Money Refunded. <lb/>
Let us occupy the place In your thoughts when thinking <lb/>
of buying your Fail and Winter clothing. <lb/>
Truly Yours. <lb/>
the seasons <lb/>
were advertising <lb/>
it is time to talk <lb/>
hurry and rush <lb/>
commences, we <lb/>
word or two to <lb/>
we take this <lb/>
so First, for <lb/>
past we wish to <lb/>
. trims, one and <lb/>
e tried <lb/>
customers and <lb/>
efforts have been <lb/>
have been <lb/>
has been left <lb/>
mil patrons the <lb/>
for the <lb/>
possible. That <lb/>
what we <lb/>
always do as we <lb/>
of this <lb/>
well We believe <lb/>
your confidence <lb/>
and we trust that <lb/>
ever have nil <lb/>
your mind when <lb/>
clothing, <lb/>
opening of the <lb/>
extend tO every <lb/>
pleased with our <lb/>
favor us with his <lb/>
Frank Wilson, <lb/>
New goods arriving daily, come in. <lb/>
The Clothier.<lb/>
. . . <lb/>
SALE AND EXCHANGE <lb/>
ES MULES. <lb/>
We will keep a full stock of horses and mules on hand <lb/>
all the season. We are prepared to furnish an; kind <lb/>
of horse want, draft horses, fine drivers and <lb/>
horses. <lb/>
We keep the rattles that can be bought. We <lb/>
buy or trade for any kind of mules or horses, <lb/>
will buy anything from a ping to driver. <lb/>
Come to see us. If we have not got you want we <lb/>
will it. <lb/>
R. L. CO. <lb/>
REPORT OF THE CONDITION <lb/>
THE BANK OF FARMVILLE, FARMVILLE. N. C. <lb/>
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS, HAY 1905. <lb/>
Loans Discounts <lb/>
1,806.60 <lb/>
Due from Banks 6,460.70 <lb/>
Cash Items <lb/>
Gold coin <lb/>
Silver coin <lb/>
Nat. bk notes <lb/>
Capital stock pd in <lb/>
Undivided profits <lb/>
sub to check 18,616.86 <lb/>
State of North Carolina, f <lb/>
County of Pitt. J <lb/>
I, J. R. Davis, Cashier of the above-named hank, do solemn- <lb/>
swear the abort statement is true to the best of my <lb/>
knowledge and belief. J- R- DAVIS, <lb/>
Subscribed and sworn to be- <lb/>
fore me, this 26th day of Au- <lb/>
gust, 1905. <lb/>
J. V. JOHNSTON, <lb/>
Notary Public. <lb/>
T. L. E, <lb/>
R. L. DAVIS. <lb/>
Directors, <lb/>
For C Stoves Ranges, <lb/>
Heaters Pumps, Guns, Am- <lb/>
munition, One and Two Horse <lb/>
Steel Plows, Heat Cutters and <lb/>
In fact anything <lb/>
in Hardware come to<lb/>
H. L. CARR <lb/>
ARE Now <lb/>
in the <lb/>
Northern Markets <lb/>
Purchasing Our Fall Stock of <lb/>
NEW GOODS. <lb/>
Don't be flamed, but <lb/>
wait and see our goods. <lb/>
WINTERVILLE <lb/>
This department is in who is authorized to rep- <lb/>
resent the Eastern Reflector in Winterville and territory.<lb/>
Try m In Dr. air <lb/>
at <lb/>
M. C , ti <lb/>
Mr. <lb/>
Sunday night with in <lb/>
Kinston, returning home Monday. <lb/>
A. W. Co., are <lb/>
shoes They sell a pretty I below cost. fall them. <lb/>
shoe We will sell you at price. <lb/>
G. O. Monday k. G Co. <lb/>
night in town. Sir and <lb/>
The A. G. came home Wednesday and Mrs. <lb/>
Company are some Nye and children came home <lb/>
best and most comfortable desks day. have been <lb/>
the market, which they will <lb/>
sell at a very low price. We hope Have now hand nice line of <lb/>
Albert We have just received the big- <lb/>
were married Saturday. and nicest line of <lb/>
Listen for another couple and <lb/>
hand a lot of -ind <lb/>
straw hats that will now go examine our stuck before<lb/>
orders for<lb/>
tamp, <lb/>
mill <lb/>
. ,. <lb/>
pan <lb/>
B . <lb/>
.-- <lb/>
.;. <lb/>
I .- <lb/>
G. <lb/>
lie such<lb/>
III ; Co. <lb/>
X On <lb/>
,. <lb/>
tally recommended fur tin <lb/>
lie in an <lb/>
balanced, sub-cutaneous cam no life <lb/>
elsewhere. <lb/>
her Co. For ml by <lb/>
Men's values at B. T. A- <lb/>
Harrington, Barber A Co. Colic and Kidney Cm e, <lb/>
We handle T. W. Wood and combination kidney <lb/>
Sons and millet for a ore . <lb/>
T. x and <lb/>
Ci <lb/>
v that ii en taken to <lb/>
iv items <lb/>
Then follows <lb/>
the place, <lb/>
iii-ii ranee w <lb/>
at the Drug Store <lb/>
no square in the cemetery, and are <lb/>
running no account with under <lb/>
takers, therefore we are in no shape <lb/>
tor everything we sec <lb/>
Then d be go id tea <lb/>
in Known. <lb/>
Poplin De S lit for lite <lb/>
u was now Mi- <lb/>
was He, now <lb/>
Hose now <lb/>
Lawn now <lb/>
re i am in remnants now <lb/>
White Dress Goods that was <lb/>
now Be <lb/>
Also n great reduction in all <lb/>
kinds of Spring and Summer <lb/>
Goods. <lb/>
Come and be convinced <lb/>
A. W. Co. <lb/>
The in <lb/>
ports total incomes listed <lb/>
at i and a half mil <lb/>
mi year of B SI . <lb/>
hundred dollars. <lb/>
the <lb/>
will avail themselves of <lb/>
this opportunity to make their <lb/>
rooms <lb/>
pleasant before the opening of the am feel tired on reading Do <lb/>
schools. they become mattered adhere <lb/>
Miss Vivian Gold while asleep That denotes <lb/>
was a welcome visitor paired vision and should be rem <lb/>
day night. with one of by wearing eye glasses. B. <lb/>
her friends who school T. Cox and carry a full line of <lb/>
here. spectacles and can lit your <lb/>
yards calicoes at with the proper <lb/>
per yard, Harrington, Barbel Nice lot of glass ware and crook <lb/>
Co. always on hand. Harrington I <lb/>
A. P. one of the mist Co. <lb/>
of made on white <lb/>
down Monday goods and G. <lb/>
placed hie daughter and two Co. <lb/>
I lb school. Farmers who raise their cm <lb/>
Bugs and Trunks at Harrington, supplied with the well known <lb/>
Mowing machines and <lb/>
Cox and j by Co. <lb/>
Carroll left Tuesday morning for call and see them, <lb/>
the Baptist n We carry samples of over five <lb/>
at The state b styles of wall <lb/>
girls it lives have so <lb/>
much of promise. <lb/>
received by K. G. Chapman <lb/>
ft Co., a car load which <lb/>
they will sell very cheap. <lb/>
We are prepared to furnish as <lb/>
cheap as cheapest, and <lb/>
examine before buying elsewhere. <lb/>
B. T. Cox a <lb/>
For hardware and mill. s <lb/>
Students, students, both new L. House. <lb/>
and old. The attendance of; There is no reason why Pitt <lb/>
boarders is percent farmers should have to pay such <lb/>
greater ever before and .-till high prices for their Hour, they <lb/>
they come on train. Ail can raise their own wheat and the <lb/>
the counties represented last year Winterville Mfg. Co. is thoroughly <lb/>
are represented and equipped making splendid <lb/>
Bertie, Washington, Halifax, <lb/>
son Orange are represented A. I. Cox Co., have received <lb/>
this week. A large new dormitory of brick <lb/>
was started this morning and will <lb/>
be pushed as rapidly as possible. <lb/>
It will be located between the <lb/>
academy and boys dormitory <lb/>
Hie <lb/>
livery , stables soon to be <lb/>
erected on the corner of <lb/>
Main streets. <lb/>
Pit C Oil <lb/>
The building now supply your de- <lb/>
must each be enlarged seed meal and <lb/>
at once. <lb/>
a new lot of bed springs, mat- <lb/>
tresses and furniture A. W. <lb/>
Ange Co. <lb/>
Bey W. E. Cox spent Monday I <lb/>
night in town. <lb/>
,., , ,. . u , supply soon to be received. <lb/>
When in need a go. d <lb/>
hulls at lowest market prices. <lb/>
shoes R. G. Chapman <lb/>
Co., are cut price on <lb/>
their large stock shoes which <lb/>
must he sold within a few days in <lb/>
order to make room for their new <lb/>
of Flower see A. W. Co. <lb/>
They have the old reliable <lb/>
Miss Daisy Tucker spent Mon- <lb/>
day with and left her <lb/>
b.-other, Walter, in school. <lb/>
out-look fit Hie opening <lb/>
the Winterville High <lb/>
grows brighter every day. The <lb/>
school baa large dormitories, but <lb/>
if they were twice as large they <lb/>
could easily be tilled at the open- <lb/>
W. H. Rouse has sold his dwell <lb/>
near the dormitory to A. G. <lb/>
Cox and is building near <lb/>
carriage factory. Already a pail <lb/>
of his former home is tilled with <lb/>
school girls. <lb/>
our last mail brought in more <lb/>
orders for <lb/>
from near <lb/>
Ayden, and his son, E. K. <lb/>
ford, of spent Monday <lb/>
with relatives here. <lb/>
Mrs. Sparks has an excellent <lb/>
line of millinery goods in the <lb/>
depot, which she expects to open <lb/>
up in one of the new stores in a <lb/>
few days <lb/>
J. L. Jackson came up Monday <lb/>
with bis who entered <lb/>
school Luke is a former student <lb/>
here and his many friends Van <lb/>
glad to see him. He said he could <lb/>
hardly realize how a school could <lb/>
grow so m and make so many <lb/>
improvements as the Winterville <lb/>
High school has the last two <lb/>
years. <lb/>
A new lot of furniture cheap at <lb/>
A. W. Ca. <lb/>
Look up Mr. Cooper and ask him <lb/>
about prices of anything that you <lb/>
are interested in. <lb/>
paint, guaranteed <lb/>
the at Barber <lb/>
Co. <lb/>
hay, and oats, go to <lb/>
Barber Co. <lb/>
Big line hats and cap- <lb/>
received, latest styles. Harrington, <lb/>
Battier V Co. <lb/>
We saw F. A. Haddock, of Chi- <lb/>
end, in own this week buying sup- <lb/>
plies of A. W, Ange Co. <lb/>
Several from here attended <lb/>
services ti Sunday. <lb/>
If you want a nice Dress cheap <lb/>
A. W. Ange's line it is cheap an <lb/>
nice. <lb/>
Twenty-five splendid Tarheel <lb/>
wagons for sale by A. G. Cox <lb/>
Mfg. <lb/>
When in need anything in <lb/>
tho crockery line <lb/>
be sure to see us before <lb/>
K. G, Chapman Co. <lb/>
in need of jugs and <lb/>
serve Jaw go to, Harrington, <lb/>
Barber Co. <lb/>
A lie I i- of paint, and yellow <lb/>
at Harrington Barber a Co. <lb/>
Livery feed stables, buggy <lb/>
whips W. L. House. <lb/>
those tar heel Wagon <lb/>
rolled down road yesterday <lb/>
and there is no doubt but what it <lb/>
will be serving for several years. <lb/>
Prices cut way down, A. W. <lb/>
Ange ft Co. <lb/>
Nice Silk waist <lb/>
Harrington, Barber Co. <lb/>
glass and crockery ware, all very i <lb/>
Chen p. Harrington Barber Co i <lb/>
Don't your eyes feel like there <lb/>
in them IV. they pain <lb/>
t g <lb/>
OUR CUSTOMERS BY TAKING P <lb/>
ADVANTAGE OF THE <lb/>
IT <lb/>
in TO<lb/>
Russia has her Japan her and We have <lb/>
n Who have stood by us since the fight began and are constantly <lb/>
bringing in <lb/>
They realize that NEVER BEFORE in the history of <lb/>
Greenville, have they been able to secure BARGAINS. <lb/>
BARRING OF <lb/>
mm TO <lb/>
DAZZLE AND DELIGHT <lb/>
HT <lb/>
C. T. <lb/>
s Big Store, <lb/>
Greenville, N. B. <lb/>
POOR PRINT<lb/>
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thine <lb/>
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lacking. Hare a Rood <lb/>
ion box and bi r for <lb/>
en. rip es Out <lb/>
M. is all could desire, and <lb/>
Z we will mi that your tool <lb/>
, box doe not lack a single <lb/>
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within the next M . o will he <lb/>
barred by law. , <lb/>
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Horse Goods,<lb/>
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Chairman, W. Ii. Horn--. <lb/>
J. R. Spit-r, J. K. <lb/>
S. M. <lb/>
Clerk Superior C. <lb/>
Moore. <lb/>
W. Tucker. <lb/>
of <lb/>
Hams. <lb/>
TreasurerS T. White. <lb/>
William <lb/>
D. Cox. <lb/>
Board of G. <lb/>
B. M. <lb/>
L. C. Arthur. <lb/>
Education <lb/>
H. <lb/>
C E. <lb/>
Superintendent <lb/>
J. E. Nobles. <lb/>
TOWN <lb/>
Fleming <lb/>
J. H. <lb/>
A. Bowen, A. H. <lb/>
C. S. Catt. T. E. Booker, <lb/>
J. C. Lanier. <lb/>
Mayor-F. Wooten. <lb/>
C n. <lb/>
L. Carr. <lb/>
Tax Tyson. <lb/>
J. T A <lb/>
i- a. Clark, <lb/>
Chief Fire IV -B. <lb/>
Pulley, S. Cong <lb/>
loll. L. ll. <lb/>
LOW RATE TICKETS <lb/>
On Sale via. <lb/>
SOUTHERN RAILWAY. <lb/>
Extremely low Rates are <lb/>
announced by the South- <lb/>
Railway from points <lb/>
on its lines for follow- <lb/>
Special <lb/>
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to 1905. <lb/>
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can lie b <lb/>
any Ticket <lb/>
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Announcement <lb/>
We beg leave to announce that we are <lb/>
Wholesale and Retail <lb/>
for <lb/>
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NEW MAN <lb/>
the Old Stand. <lb/>
I have the stock of <lb/>
KS and of W. J. I,.,, <lb/>
and carry on the bus- <lb/>
at old stand on I <lb/>
Points. <lb/>
I will add to the stock to meet <lb/>
demands of the trade and will at <lb/>
times carry a complete line of <lb/>
Heavy and Groceries.<lb/>
Cigars, etc. <lb/>
Call on me when you want the <lb/>
months date i <lb/>
be a- <lb/>
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pastor, but <lb/>
day. W. R. Parker Super <lb/>
Sunday <lb/>
best t; <lb/>
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ii, fee -i. i Apples. <lb/>
i . ;. i, . Apple, P <lb/>
Prune, <lb/>
and I i VI . Tip and <lb/>
Ware, i ail Main <lb/>
i Bent , <lb/>
Ma nine- and <lb/>
melons Quality aw <lb/>
i . for cash. i <lb/>
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A. Attorney. <lb/>
Tucker. <lb/>
NOTICE TO <lb/>
Having qualified before the Superior <lb/>
Court county <lb/>
I, Will and T. of <lb/>
Mi <lb/>
.- given to all persons <lb/>
. to the t,, make <lb/>
ill ate u and <lb/>
nil in having c aim i the <lb/>
estate must present the for pay <lb/>
within twelve from <lb/>
, vie notice bi d In bar <lb/>
i recovery. <lb/>
This July, <lb/>
B. J. Brooks, <lb/>
of Martha A. <lb/>
CATTLE <lb/>
. ox, white and red, marked crop <lb/>
in in left. <lb/>
one heller, <lb/>
marked crop and hall crop la <lb/>
, r, right have been <lb/>
, k two or three years. <lb/>
.,,. an notified to .-all for lame <lb/>
charges, J. A. <lb/>
pay i------- <lb/>
If. Stole. <lb/>
l t it s w. <lb/>
N. C <lb/>
PUBLIC. <lb/>
yon have a of clothes, <lb/>
punts or press, <lb/>
remember t i turn out <lb/>
class work Also working <lb/>
altering clothing. Prices <lb/>
very reasonable. ion or <lb/>
your money k. Give me a trial. <lb/>
PRANK <lb/>
Back o i at is B n Shop, <lb/>
N. <lb/>
X- <lb/>
The firm of Tunstall Smith was <lb/>
Unsolved mutual on Jane <lb/>
SI, C. l Tunstall <lb/>
in- nil.-r, W. in the bus- <lb/>
C. D- Tunstall assumes all <lb/>
liabilities the and ail <lb/>
due the firm m be paid to <lb/>
This <lb/>
Tunstall. <lb/>
J Smith. <lb/>
NOTICE <lb/>
The Clerk of the court <lb/>
Pitt count having Issued letters <lb/>
to me, undersigned, on <lb/>
the day of July, on the es- <lb/>
William notice <lb/>
is given to all <lb/>
ed to the estate to make In <lb/>
payment to the undersigned, and to all <lb/>
creditors said estate to present then <lb/>
claims properly authenticated, to lbs <lb/>
undersigned within twelve months <lb/>
after the date this or <lb/>
notice will be plea I In bar their <lb/>
recovery. . M <lb/>
This the day . <lb/>
j, a Unit, <lb/>
Sunday School. <lb/>
Will W. <lb/>
M. pastor. <lb/>
Service every Sunday night <lb/>
and fourth morn- <lb/>
J A <lb/>
Services every Sunday <lb/>
It S, <lb/>
Sunday School <lb/>
Frederick <lb/>
pastor. B Dove <lb/>
Sunday <lb/>
School. <lb/>
Is;, 2nd and 3rd Sunday, <lb/>
morning night, except <lb/>
at night. <lb/>
Lodge No. A <lb/>
F A M, meets 1st and <lb/>
nights in each <lb/>
month R Williams, W <lb/>
M; J. M. Sec <lb/>
Covenant No. I <lb/>
F Meets every Tuesday <lb/>
Bight. W N H <lb/>
V W F Evans, <lb/>
Tar River Lodge No. K of <lb/>
Meets every . <lb/>
lit ti Flanagan, <lb/>
T J Moore, K of R <lb/>
Tribe No SO <lb/>
o R M. meets every <lb/>
Wednesday night J ii <lb/>
Harris. Sachem; W <lb/>
wards. C of R <lb/>
Pitt Council U A <lb/>
M. meets every Monday <lb/>
night E II Evans, <lb/>
II B Tripp. RS. <lb/>
NORFOLK SOUTHERN CO <lb/>
Steamboat Service. <lb/>
I. ls <lb/>
. It <lb/>
ti a. n. lea v. <lb/>
. <lb/>
at in. A <lb/>
Connie lug <lb/>
Norfolk ft Railroad <lb/>
Norfolk, Philadelphia, <lb/>
New and all oilier <lb/>
North. a Norfolk <lb/>
with all West. <lb/>
Shippers should order their <lb/>
freight via Norfolk, care <lb/>
R. K. <lb/>
bailing hours subject to change <lb/>
without notice. <lb/>
T. H. MYERS, Agent. Washing. <lb/>
ton, N. <lb/>
J. J. Agent; Green- <lb/>
ville, N. C. <lb/>
H. General T. and <lb/>
f. Agent, Norfolk, Va., <lb/>
White Lead, Paints,<lb/>
Colors, and Town and <lb/>
v Ready nixed Paints. <lb/>
There is no line in the world better than <lb/>
the Harrison line. It has behind it a <lb/>
reputation for honorable wares and honorable <lb/>
dealings. <lb/>
If you use the Harrison Paints you need <lb/>
never worry quality. <lb/>
We trust that you favor us with your <lb/>
orders whenever you want good paint for any <lb/>
Have just a car load and <lb/>
can give you Special Prices. <lb/>
GREENVILLE'S <lb/>
PARLOR, <lb/>
Hopkins, Daniel Davis, <lb/>
Cleanliness our Motto <lb/>
Only experienced men em <lb/>
ployed. Opposite ding <lb/>
store. <lb/>
Subscribe to <lb/>
Executrix of the <lb/>
estate of <lb/>
William <lb/>
FOR SALE. <lb/>
A Dice farm lying on Tar river six <lb/>
miles from Greenville on Greenville <lb/>
and Washington road containing <lb/>
or This farm is in good has <lb/>
on ii, a <lb/>
I good an I out houses, <lb/>
with live rooms lately repair- <lb/>
ed of pain and every- <lb/>
thing ready k work. School <lb/>
house one mile, church miles. <lb/>
v In. <lb/>
L. <lb/>
N. C <lb/>
Apply <lb/>
ii, r. no. i.<lb/>
HATCH <lb/>
II <lb/>
Convulsion, <lb/>
Fits, then <lb/>
Epilepsy. <lb/>
Dr. Restorative <lb/>
been so in <lb/>
curing these brain-wrecking <lb/>
diseases that there is every <lb/>
reason to believe that even the <lb/>
most hopeless cases can be <lb/>
benefited, if not fully restored. <lb/>
We will pleased to refer <lb/>
any one thus afflicted to many <lb/>
who now enjoy the blessing of <lb/>
health, after years of hopeless <lb/>
suffering. <lb/>
a F-n that had <lb/>
when by His <lb/>
worst sad <lb/>
a dollars <lb/>
r him, with it relief, r about <lb/>
so mac <lb/>
sent to for <lb/>
, i port. Ila <lb/>
i ii. an, but ho <lb/>
,.,,.,. won i o we <lb/>
i . July I In . <lb/>
,. , i i . i mind l <lb/>
I know -if tho <lb/>
not n Ins <lb/>
was ., wreck, ll- had from to <lb/>
a day. to try <lb/>
Dr. N. the first <lb/>
ii co sea s <lb/>
for the bettor. We have given <lb/>
ever and l, bas nut <lb/>
two very since last August, <lb/>
and th, n ha n i well other <lb/>
ways. him as ho <lb/>
work sad re. If any one <lb/>
v lo ask any con <lb/>
this, v l I- do so. <lb/>
K. ll. <lb/>
Dr. Is told by your <lb/>
will <lb/>
If It tails, ho <lb/>
will your money. <lb/>
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind <lb/>
Hart <lb/>
N. C <lb/>
REPORT OP THE CONDITION OF <lb/>
THE BANK OF GREENVILLE. <lb/>
GREENVILLE, N. C <lb/>
AT THE OF BUSINESS AUGUST 25th. 1905. <lb/>
Loans and <lb/>
secured <lb/>
and unsecured <lb/>
Stocks, securities, etc. <lb/>
Furniture Fixtures <lb/>
line from Banks <lb/>
Gold <lb/>
Coin <lb/>
1,669.66 <lb/>
2,600.00 <lb/>
7,747.82 <lb/>
1,614.81 <lb/>
3,11-2 <lb/>
22,701.00 <lb/>
Capital Stock paid lo 826,000.00<lb/>
U divided <lb/>
Paid <lb/>
Bills 21,000.00 <lb/>
subject to check <lb/>
out- <lb/>
standing <lb/>
., <lb/>
North <lb/>
County of Pitt <lb/>
I. Little, th <lb/>
-wear the statement above is <lb/>
, and to before <lb/>
2nd of Sept., <lb/>
ti. WARD, <lb/>
t bank, do <lb/>
true to the best knowledge <lb/>
LITTLE. <lb/>
. B. W. RING.<lb/>
Try <lb/>
From Kinston to Norfolk <lb/>
AND THE <lb/>
PEOPLE ONLY <lb/>
Thursday and Friday <lb/>
September and <lb/>
FARE <lb/>
under years <lb/>
W. C. Agent. <lb/>
Of our VICTOR SPRINGS and one of our OS- <lb/>
PATENT ELASTIC FELT MAT- <lb/>
TRESSES and if you are not more than satisfied we <lb/>
will refund the price. <lb/>
Yours truly, <lb/>
TAFT VANDYKE. <lb/>
OUR AYDEN DEPARTMENT. <lb/>
J. M. BLOW. Manager and Authorized Agent, <lb/>
a, AYDEN, N. C. -s. . <lb/>
SUITS UP and <lb/>
PANTS UP. <lb/>
Mad to Meaner. <lb/>
Every man takes pride la <lb/>
personal will appreciate <lb/>
graceful, outlines <lb/>
i lollies. <lb/>
are mid made to lit <lb/>
standard world over. <lb/>
take your measure <lb/>
your selection I. <lb/>
hundreds different patterns, and <lb/>
will make your garment In a way that <lb/>
will be satisfactory to you. <lb/>
PAUL Tailor, <lb/>
Greenville, N. C. <lb/>
F. <lb/>
General Insurance. <lb/>
GO ON <lb/>
YOUR <lb/>
Life. <lb/>
Fire. <lb/>
Plate <lb/>
I I en I th. <lb/>
Accident. <lb/>
Burglary. <lb/>
Strongest and Best Companies Represented. <lb/>
A share YOUR Patronage Solicited. <lb/>
The Reflector <lb/>
Is Read By Everybody la and <lb/>
it people money to pay for what they want. <lb/>
If yon have what they want advertise it and you are sure to <lb/>
get a part of their money. <lb/>
N. c, Sept. <lb/>
As authorized for Daily <lb/>
and we take <lb/>
great pleasure in receiving <lb/>
and receipts fa <lb/>
la arrears. We have a <lb/>
of all who receive mail <lb/>
this office. We also take order <lb/>
for job <lb/>
persons <lb/>
near <lb/>
K. I. <lb/>
Hat They <lb/>
Free Will Baptist church. <lb/>
If you need anything in the <lb/>
of Crockery, Tin wan <lb/>
come to see us, Hart <lb/>
f J. . is <lb/>
home of her father ii <lb/>
South <lb/>
B. E. Co. will do all <lb/>
possible can to you <lb/>
their line of heavy and fan-. <lb/>
groceries <lb/>
It is said <lb/>
this point mottling then <lb/>
smiles joy In Bi d <lb/>
the Sir, its depart <lb/>
tears dimmed <lb/>
we tint's why wear <lb/>
much <lb/>
the didn't go and are <lb/>
sine they will come <lb/>
Call on Hart s fur a bail <lb/>
Colombia Flour, none <lb/>
Ni mini Clark, of <lb/>
Saturday with <lb/>
F. Lilly. <lb/>
Conic to sic Hart Jenkins <lb/>
when you to <lb/>
feet, we cm you <lb/>
and ;, f B <lb/>
foot. We the nicest and lies <lb/>
shoe you ever saw. Try a <lb/>
pair sad be convinced. <lb/>
A. L. Kinston. <lb/>
has been in town on and <lb/>
pleasure. <lb/>
cotton <lb/>
at this point, always noted for hi- <lb/>
progressive spit it and an <lb/>
and purpose lo serve the public ii <lb/>
Mrs. A. L. i on h <lb/>
to her parents near <lb/>
The mammoth show case in <lb/>
store is beat I <lb/>
with an <lb/>
Be sure to call and -et <lb/>
hem. <lb/>
Mis. K. M. spent sever. <lb/>
with here Us <lb/>
Old Hand-made Paw <lb/>
pear Gum Bread Trays at J. B, <lb/>
Smith Bro. <lb/>
John House <lb/>
her side of the Tar made us s <lb/>
call Friday. <lb/>
Lace Curtains from cents pet <lb/>
twit and cents per yard <lb/>
op, at J. R Bro. <lb/>
owing for THE <lb/>
Ton who receive panel <lb/>
the will <lb/>
confer a favor by paying <lb/>
J. M. Blow, Ayden, N C, ear- <lb/>
your own hay, get a <lb/>
Made, fork, hoe, shovel, spade, <lb/>
bask hook or hole digger, at <lb/>
J. R- Smith Bro. <lb/>
L. L. Kittrell and son, of Win- <lb/>
were to see . <lb/>
A and Cribs, <lb/>
to match, at J. K. Smith <lb/>
Bro. <lb/>
Miss <lb/>
of on <lb/>
train to visit Mrs. I. <lb/>
rent a good up <lb/>
We keep Furniture, Mattress- <lb/>
Bed Cook <lb/>
etc , up stairs. <lb/>
to eye <lb/>
Having just retarded <lb/>
Philadelphia College <lb/>
in a curse n <lb/>
he human eye. and science <lb/>
f optic. I tally and i-m- <lb/>
an of i <lb/>
any <lb/>
ii i i Ii an <lb/>
any ease e . r i <lb/>
-tram, dull ban <lb/>
eye i <lb/>
mi or low vim. n, a <lb/>
tee, to tie <lb/>
give I- <lb/>
or not one .-cut. Tin <lb/>
per of <lb/>
of end <lb/>
strain. It is lo pro <lb/>
when eyes tall <lb/>
ate the <lb/>
for errors of refraction <lb/>
weak eyes. form <lb/>
glasses desired. As good <lb/>
ho ate in the <lb/>
fan on application. <lb/>
J. Taylor, Ref. D. <lb/>
Those art that <lb/>
have just received <lb/>
are beauties. <lb/>
Oranges, apples, bananas and all <lb/>
fruits kept by <lb/>
born. <lb/>
are guilty <lb/>
selling their pretty enamel bet <lb/>
steads cheap. They daisies <lb/>
Those F.-it Mattresses <lb/>
that Cannon are <lb/>
the equal of anyone the market. <lb/>
We will, beginning on <lb/>
day June 21st for cash out <lb/>
entire stock of clothing, dry goods <lb/>
notions, shoes bats prices <lb/>
OF <lb/>
THE BANK OF AYDEN <lb/>
N. C.-s- <lb/>
At tin close of business 1905. <lb/>
D. .<lb/>
and Fixtures<lb/>
no from<lb/>
Id C <lb/>
Iver Coin. 1,659 <lb/>
Hank I <lb/>
S. D. -s <lb/>
Total, <lb/>
Capital paid in. <lb/>
us fund 1.000 <lb/>
Undivided ; <lb/>
expenses, <lb/>
I ii-. i lends unpaid . <lb/>
to check. 23,755.22<lb/>
Total. <lb/>
I. J. R. Smith, of the <lb/>
hat the above statement is true to the my owled and be- <lb/>
lief. . .-h. . <lb/>
and to <lb/>
this of A- <lb/>
Public. <lb/>
J. R. SMITH. <lb/>
JOSEPH <lb/>
K.<lb/>
Groceries <lb/>
And Provisions <lb/>
GET YOUR SUPPLIES <lb/>
Now <lb/>
. , <lb/>
v , unheard of in the <lb/>
Ayden, ST. O. j Our stock is too <lb/>
and Aral. <lb/>
and left this We <lb/>
morning to enter Wilson Carolina , M . <lb/>
college and J. B. Cobb rt white <lb/>
for Oak Ridge. per yard.-W. C. Jackson <lb/>
you a pump pipe with <lb/>
point feet long, drink pun <lb/>
water, at J. R. Smith Bro. <lb/>
W. J. and our folks <lb/>
. Bro. <lb/>
have moved from Wt Ayden up K Co, WK <lb/>
In Beat Ayden. We don't want m <lb/>
us. The latch , <lb/>
String hangs on the outside. ,.,,,, <lb/>
large <lb/>
of rec <lb/>
just gotten a <lb/>
we are run- <lb/>
ft Co. N. C. <lb/>
the Cos cotton planter the <lb/>
best on the market at J. Smith <lb/>
Everything you want in the way <lb/>
nice Groceries, Ca. Goods, Pickles, <lb/>
fruits, Candies, Nuts, can be had at <lb/>
our <lb/>
We carry a large supply of the Best <lb/>
Goods <lb/>
A lull supply of Trunks <lb/>
a and creditable manner, Grips, and <lb/>
Suit Cases, at J. R. Smith A Bro. <lb/>
The condition of Geo, Worthing- <lb/>
bas just s large pair of <lb/>
TOO pound Nov. <lb/>
out friends . has critically ill<lb/>
with typhoid lever for the past <lb/>
several days, we to <lb/>
learn is much improved. <lb/>
he is still a sick man. <lb/>
son's new both <lb/>
decorated. Prices are cheaper <lb/>
than formerly. <lb/>
. Taylor, our optician is <lb/>
now back from the <lb/>
Grocers.<lb/>
-s, <lb/>
The <lb/>
-.- . <lb/>
Mr. Harrington's wight- will <lb/>
always bear the teat. <lb/>
Mr-. Manning and Mis <lb/>
Tripp went to <lb/>
Saturday to attend the monthly <lb/>
If meeting at Blanch Sunday. <lb/>
of land near <lb/>
In acres in cultivation <lb/>
sale by J. B. A Bro. <lb/>
Several of our carpenters <lb/>
yesterday for Norfolk, the at the time of year <lb/>
inducement Calico and at <lb/>
per oats, ship stuff, wheat <lb/>
summer goods, cotton seed hulls meal <lb/>
moved Into their new brisk store B. Smith Bro. on band. Cannon ft Tyson, <lb/>
on south held at the Free The loaf bread right <lb/>
In a difficulty at Will Seminary conducted <lb/>
j graduated las coarse in <lb/>
the science of optics, ready to <lb/>
service than before <lb/>
grind stows L , ,.,. eyes <lb/>
, pulleys, at J. k. <lb/>
Smith Bro. . ., hats <lb/>
Colt.,,, is rolling in. Wei M <lb/>
don't i member ever Having seen , f , Cannon ft Tyson. <lb/>
forget Cannon <lb/>
Tyson can supply your wants in <lb/>
almost anything in furniture. <lb/>
day between Bland and <lb/>
Rudolph DaWSOn. the former <lb/>
received a very Ugly blow on <lb/>
Bide of the head though not <lb/>
serious giving Mr. Bland right <lb/>
much pain. <lb/>
received, line line of <lb/>
and can you up in any style <lb/>
or price. <lb/>
Jesse Coward and wife returned <lb/>
from a visit to yesterday. <lb/>
Oats, Corn, Hulls <lb/>
and Meal at J. k. Smith A Bro. <lb/>
At the bridge crossing the street <lb/>
leading out by graded school <lb/>
there is a hole that is dangerous. <lb/>
It is right in the middle of the <lb/>
sidewalk. Up further there lean- <lb/>
Other hole unless receive <lb/>
attention some one going to <lb/>
Such negligence on the part <lb/>
Of officials admits no excuse. <lb/>
manufacture <lb/>
the trade, that are simply the <lb/>
smoothest seal the market. <lb/>
Mrs. Moon, who has been visit- <lb/>
daughter, Mis. <lb/>
Hodges, for several weeks, returned <lb/>
to her home in Virginia Friday. <lb/>
A full supply of No, Timothy <lb/>
Hay, Oats, Cain, Bran, Cotton <lb/>
Seed Hulls Meal, J. R. <lb/>
Smith A; Bro. <lb/>
beautiful line of <lb/>
fancy hose, at j <lb/>
by Prof. <lb/>
A new and <lb/>
Negligee shirts and <lb/>
J. U- Smith Bro. <lb/>
your buildings by <lb/>
painting them with <lb/>
and Comity lead <lb/>
and full line of colors, kept at J. <lb/>
R. Smith Bro. <lb/>
For peaches, apples, corn <lb/>
tomatoes, apply to K. K. <lb/>
ft Co. <lb/>
The ladies say that Cannon <lb/>
Tyson have the prettiest line of <lb/>
goods town. <lb/>
Fancy candies, oranges, apples <lb/>
and bananas at B. K. Si <lb/>
The soda fountain <lb/>
will lie in service <lb/>
now to the end of the season. <lb/>
The newest and latest drinks will <lb/>
tic found there. If you want <lb/>
something nice try them. <lb/>
is the place to <lb/>
get your suit this tall, as the are <lb/>
handling M. H. line <lb/>
and can give you a nice fit. <lb/>
are re <lb/>
daily groceries and <lb/>
confectioneries right from the <lb/>
Tobacco twine, thermometers, <lb/>
for sale by Cannon Tyson <lb/>
from the at <lb/>
Facts Are Stubborn Things <lb/>
Uniform excellent quality for over a quarter of a <lb/>
century has steadily increased tho sales of LION COFFEE, <lb/>
The leader all package coffees. <lb/>
Lion Coffee <lb/>
is now used in millions of homes. Such <lb/>
popular success speaks for its If. It is a <lb/>
positive that LION COFFEE has tho <lb/>
Confidence of the people. <lb/>
The uniform quality of LION <lb/>
COFFEE survives all opposition. <lb/>
LION COFFEE keeps Its and <lb/>
makes new ones every day. <lb/>
LION COFFEE has even more <lb/>
than Its Strength, Flavor and <lb/>
to commend It. On arrival <lb/>
plantation. It Is carefully roast- <lb/>
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packed In lb. sealed packages, <lb/>
and not opened again until needed <lb/>
use In the home. This precludes <lb/>
the possibility adulteration or contact with germs, dirt, <lb/>
dust. Insects or unclean hands. The absolute purity <lb/>
LION COFFEE Is guaranteed to the consumer. <lb/>
Bold only in lb. packages. on every package. <lb/>
Lion-beads for valuable premiums. <lb/>
SOLD BY GROCERS EVERYWHERE <lb/>
SPICE CO., Toledo, Ohio. . <lb/>
Cotton Bagging and <lb/>
Ties always on hand <lb/>
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SPECIAL RATES <lb/>
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE. <lb/>
BUFFALO, R Y., and return <lb/>
680.80 Annual meeting <lb/>
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Block, Beat Railroad, <lb/>
Ayden, N. C. <lb/>
PHARMACY <lb/>
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B. F. D. No. <lb/>
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Best <lb/>
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Warehouse <lb/>
Greenville, N. C. <lb/>
bring us your Tobacco <lb/>
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We will always work tor your interest <lb/>
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D. S. Spain <lb/>
Bookkeeper <lb/>
B. T. Bailey <lb/>
Auctioneer <lb/>
H. S. Hardy <lb/>
Floor Manager <lb/>
Harris <lb/>
Calculator. <lb/>
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A peculiar case is reported found <lb/>
in South Caroline A man in that <lb/>
state is serving a long term of <lb/>
and his wife has sot <lb/>
about to secure his pardon. The <lb/>
main point in her appeal is that she <lb/>
committed the crime for which <lb/>
husband is being punished. The <lb/>
man wont lo prison rather than have <lb/>
the crime fixed upon bis wife. <lb/>
State Auditor Dixon has completed <lb/>
his preparation of the pension rolls <lb/>
for this year, and they show a total <lb/>
of against last year, <lb/>
the net increase being Of <lb/>
widows there are an ii crease <lb/>
of and of fourth-class soldiers, <lb/>
an increase of In the <lb/>
other classes there is no increase <lb/>
worth mentioning. There are only <lb/>
first class pensioners. <lb/>
SALE FOR ID, WOMEN AND <lb/>
TEE HISTORY OF NORTH CAROLINA <lb/>
TUESDAY MORNING. SEPT. 12TH, AT O'CLOCK. <lb/>
A. E. TUCKER, Main Street, Greenville, <lb/>
em. w tor men and women and children, Dry Good and Notions to sold. <lb/>
StOCK DAYS, for less than the cost of manufacture. Hie a <lb/>
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refunded for .,,. ,, , ,, <lb/>
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like these will bring biases st. re advance we ask you is. as mu i. i <lb/>
sale D-. us will be at M 12th. ., for men women and children have <lb/>
season dis I , <lb/>
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i re the at Greenville and the greatest Bargains in <lb/>
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of Greenville, S I <lb/>
THE SENSATION OF THE DAY THE WONDER ON THE HOUR I <lb/>
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rely ask you t-a statements. This tremendous sale positively begins <lb/>
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER AT M., <lb/>
at the A. E. Tucker's Store, next to The Bank of Greenville, and closes In days. <lb/>
A. this win only ten days, everything will go rapidly. This is the M bf <lb/>
t limit this great sale. <lb/>
Clothing Sensational Price. <lb/>
Pine suit of Men's Clothes all <lb/>
to match, J <lb/>
This suit positively worth <lb/>
or your refunded at any <lb/>
time during tin- sale. <lb/>
Mei tine suits in Cheviots <lb/>
plaids, <lb/>
Worth will allow yon <lb/>
to take this suit borne and keen <lb/>
it days and if you do tot think <lb/>
it worth ten dollars, or no matter <lb/>
what th cause may be yon may <lb/>
return same and we hereby <lb/>
bind ourselves to refund the <lb/>
Men's splendid in <lb/>
worth or your money <lb/>
back, I <lb/>
At you are free to choose <lb/>
a suit worth from <lb/>
lots of as finely <lb/>
finished suits as the most <lb/>
fastidious dresser could desire. <lb/>
Fine homo and foreign suitings <lb/>
and tone and in a great <lb/>
variety of effects, tailored Into <lb/>
garments of faultless fashion. <lb/>
blue, brown, tan and <lb/>
diagonal, cheviot home <lb/>
spun, tweed and suits. <lb/>
single and double breasted, <lb/>
At and these <lb/>
sent the product of the world's <lb/>
celebrated the world's <lb/>
most skillful tailors They equal <lb/>
and guaranteed to excel an <lb/>
tailor made to order or <lb/>
we cheerfully refund your <lb/>
money. <lb/>
Men's extra tine dress suits in <lb/>
the latest vies and shades <lb/>
heavy silk and lined, equal <lb/>
tailor made <lb/>
to suit for and <lb/>
fail to ask to see this suit. <lb/>
Mens Pants <lb/>
Men.- fine dress pants <lb/>
worth or your money back. <lb/>
Mens line dress pants in <lb/>
worsted and cheviot positively <lb/>
worth and IS <lb/>
Mens tine trousers for Sunday <lb/>
wear, in worsted and fancy <lb/>
stripes at <lb/>
positively worth and <lb/>
or your money refunded. <lb/>
Mens odd vest worth up to <lb/>
at <lb/>
Boys Clothing. <lb/>
One lot of knee pants <lb/>
suits positively worth <lb/>
at <lb/>
and children suits worth <lb/>
up to or your money refund- <lb/>
ed. <lb/>
l do. and values <lb/>
at J-, and <lb/>
pairs of boy knee pants <lb/>
wort Ii , i <lb/>
Boys knee pants worth l <lb/>
at <lb/>
Men's Furnishing Goods <lb/>
Men's dress shirts worth <lb/>
at <lb/>
Men's tine dress shirts worth<lb/>
Men's underwear worth up to <lb/>
at <lb/>
Men's handkerchiefs at <lb/>
Over necktie.-, all shades <lb/>
worth from at <lb/>
Men's good ROCKS at <lb/>
Men's hats, the <lb/>
and Knox shapes, worth <lb/>
none less than at <lb/>
Men's and boys worth <lb/>
up to l at <lb/>
of any straw hat <lb/>
in the House for l <lb/>
Shoes Almost Given Away <lb/>
An enormous Stock of tine <lb/>
shoes at the mercy of the public <lb/>
The greatest shoe values on <lb/>
earth. <lb/>
Men's single and doable sole <lb/>
and lace shoes, London cay. <lb/>
extension soles every pair <lb/>
wear, none less- than I at <lb/>
Men's shoes for business wear <lb/>
that means service and com fort, <lb/>
all the newest shapes, positively <lb/>
worth On, at <lb/>
Ladies Dress Skirts <lb/>
at less than the actual cost of <lb/>
the material, latest styles, posit- <lb/>
worth Tin to s to go at <lb/>
and t <lb/>
Muslin Underwear <lb/>
Corset covers, values, at <lb/>
Gowns worth up to at <lb/>
Gowns positively worth l at <lb/>
Skirt- that sold up to at <lb/>
Drawers and values at <lb/>
DRY GOODS <lb/>
all go at less than their ac- <lb/>
cost of production. <lb/>
Black yard wide worth <lb/>
and I SB per yard and <lb/>
EXTRA SPECIAL <lb/>
yards of all wool season <lb/>
Dress goods worth and <lb/>
per yard <lb/>
THERE ARE MORE THAN ARTICLES WE CANNOT MENTION HERE THAT WILL BE ALMOST GIVEN AWAY <lb/>
as the entire stock must and will be sold in DAYS. <lb/>
Sale Positively opens Tuesday, Sept. 12th at a. m. <lb/>
And will close in DAYS. LOOK FOR THE SIGN. <lb/>
A. E. TUCKER, Greenville, N C. <lb/>
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