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CHASE The Entire Stock the BEE HIVE, Greenville, N. G. Bought By National Salvage Company At on the dollar and our are that the Stock must be CLEARED ark the date and mark it well. Without a parallel in the memory Man has there ever been such High Grades of Clothing, Dry Hats. Furnishing Goods, at such Low Prices. let nothing keep you away Thursday, September 14th, instructions from The National Salvage Company SELL the entire stock, Furnitures The hour is set The date at a. m. at less than Cost of all the Raw Material- you know. The Sale Opens Promptly Thursday, Sept 14th, WAIT WATT WAIT. Buy your Goods at one-third their real value. Be sure you find the Right Place. Look for name THE NATIONAL SALVAGE AT THE BEE r, The Bee Hive, Greenville, N. C, closed out at on the Dollar to be sold in Days, commencing Thurs- j day 14th at Merchants can buy any part of this Stock Profitably Doors are now closed and will be open again till a. m. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14TH When we will have the entire stock marked down in plain figures. worth of seas- merchandise to be almost given away, com- j Thursday, Sept. 14th at Silk and Velvets A silks that will prove Interesting Black yard wide silk worth now Japanese silk, all colors worth at i-1 inch at Big Line Matting. Wash Fabrics Words lack force to the of these cl at prices India linens, worth. Salvage Co. sale linen, worth, Salvage Co. sale price Check Dimities, values u National Salvage Co price tress Na- Na- to tale He Linens, Linens so inch bleached table damask value, National Sal sale price inch white satin damask, would sell regularly price Extra large napkins, BO dozen, National Salvage Co. sale price Extra hath Salvage Co. sale price Linen National Salvage Co sale price , Pull white crochet bed spreads s r pat torn-. I i for pairs of towels, regular value.-. National Salvage Co. sale All i-, included in the great National price sales good yard wide bleaching must go in this Nation- Salvage o's sale price yards hamburg special value at this price going in National Salvage o's sale yards regular check homespun must goat best apron check gingham while it lasts Special value and cut prices in law cotton in this National Sal sale Handkerchiefs. dozen ladles hemstitched handkerchiefs, regular seller National Salvage i o's price dozen men's bordered and hemstitched handkerchiefs were National Salvage Co's Bale price dozen handkerchiefs same as above only finer A nice quality handkerchiefs For men and ladies National Salvage Co's sale price Staple Department. yards calico American Indigo carmine red ail Men's and Hose Mens Suits. fast black seamless hose, price now A fine cotton fancy hose regular price now Men's black socks, regular price at Men's gray mixed socks, price at socks, regular price at All children's Id-mid at Every offer a great bargain Shoes For Ladies. values going to values going Shoes going at prices Mens Shoes. value no and values values l on value.- Everyone must go. Men's and Boy's Furnishing. A big Men's Garters go- at Heavy Canton Flannel drawers value value Heavy drill Slips Men's Suspenders worth now Be Good suspenders on sale Suspenders Good boy's Suspenders, worth now Men's good work Shirts Men's nice Negligee Shirts Men's fancy Negligee Shirts How Is Men's good 1.35 Brogans while they last 91.98 This will you a good desirable Suit of lit and fashion. An immense range of fancy mixtures Checks, Plaids and mingled effects, would be cheap must go now at will secure for your choice of n grand of Single double-breasted Cheviots, Worst- ed in the most desirable patterns Superbly tailored fancy faced finished values that are in every respect to any suits. serges, and scotch mixtures must go at the National sale price t All and suits cut half in two A good strong pair of for . fancy worth l BO, now Fine fancy and plain worsted pin's that regularly sold from to now i is All other prices cut in ion line of alls be sold a The knife has been put into every article. The prices are only half the quality is the best Overcoats Mon's value now p I coats as low as Boys Suits two piece suits single and double breasted jackets worth during this sale at only The novelty in styles is artistic and elegant garments that were always sold at all go in this sale at Thirty distinct effects in ultra fashioned knee pant suits in all the swellest of novelties and staple styles, sale I to Boys Knee Pants. pairs of boys knee pants worth up National Salvage Co's sale price pairs of boys knee pants regular sellers, National Salvage Co's sale Wonder of the Age Novelty suitings and fancy mixtures, voiles and crashes late stylos, desirable shades inch value at, only In fact, qualities and pat- terns in dress goods at great sacrifice prices must go at An elegant skirts, well worth going at The best mercerized skirts on the market marked down to Extra Extra curtain must go at Mens Hats. mens and boys in desirable shapes Worth DO up felt hats in- values ranging from at the exceeding low price of in men's hats in bin Denver shapes come in black and nutria, price All the newest spring shapes as well as staple styles in hats that are sold everywhere for National Salvage price Beautiful Striped Cheap at going at inch dimities worth Na- Salvage sale price Persian lawn worth while it lasts He Notions and Small Ware Hooks and eyes, black and white, worth Bo, at only The best pins ever sold at only shirt and dress buttons, different styles, per dozen braid, worth a bunch Cotton elastic, black and white, Easy, graceful and form-lit ting corsets, in all the celebrated makes, in military and fro Silo Other beauties Stop and think. Can you Remember The National Salvage Company have bought this for a song and it must be sold re- Safe and fixtures afford to miss such an op- I of cost. Every article guaranteed and will be exchanged or refunded. or to be sold for less than It this great sale Thursday, Sept. at a. m. at cost to make them. The Bee Hive, c. THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner. and Friday. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE VOL. No. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA, SEPTEMBER 1905. SAFE CRACKERS ON TRIAL. Not Lieutenant Governor Winston Will and May Go to N. C, Sept. and the alleged safe crackers, dressed in their Sunday and looking quite snick and span, their and the illness of appeared in court morning and plead guilty on the charge of car- concealed weapons. A hitch came id the proceedings just here, however, for during the night previous Solicitor Henry, of South Carolina, came on the scene and demanded that the men be turned over to the South Carolina authorities to answer to the charge Tabbing a safe at Heath Judge Neal sentence and pressure is again to be Wrought on the powers that be in North Carolina for The through their attorneys, Messrs. Bennett Bennett, claim their right to die- missal or sentence on the to they plead guilty and are fighting bard against removal. Lieutenant Governor Winston has telegraphed that he will not interfere. Unless Governor Glenn honors the requisition before Solicitor Henry's departure the case will remain as it is until bis return or Judge Veal will send Fisher and to the roads. Pitt County The case of State vs. Davis, previously reported, in which an indictment was sent for eaves- dropping, was argued b the attorney general and Harry Skin Esq. The attorney general stated that since the indictment did not allege that the converse overheard had been repeated in the community, he did not think that it would lie for the charge of eaves dropping as recognized by the Common Law, that it might be good to bold the defendant on a charge of dis- orderly conduct. Mr. Skinner, for the defendant, took the ground that the indict- did not charge any offense and that the acts complained of did not constitute disorderly cod The state was the appellant this case, the indictment having been quashed on motion defend ant in the lower News and Observer. j.-. Mi Aged Lady Killed. Tarboro, N. C, Mrs. Susan aged years, and a pen- of Mexican war, was struck by engine of a local freight train from Mount and in- killed at three miles north South Rocky Mount on the Atlantic Coast Line way this morning. The ate woman attempted to cross the track in of the moving train Id an effort to save the life of a pet dog without apparent cognizance of the jeopardy in which she ed her own life. The deceased was a widow of John Williams, who served the Coast Line as sec master a number of years. Bought a Stock in Tarboro. C. L. Wilkinson Co., of this town, have purchased the Morris of dry goods Tarboro. It is the largest and stock there and occupies the best equipped store in Tarboro. Mr. Wilkinson has gone to Tarboro to take charge f the stock and close it out as rapidly as possible. The stock was bought at a and will be sold accordingly. WILL BREAK CONNECTION. Greenville Shut In Than Ever. A change has been made in the schedule trains on the Atlantic ft North Carolina railroad that will practically break connection with trains on this branch of the Coast Line, unless there is a change on this road also or the train is never behind time at all. The train that has been passing p. m., has been moved to p. m. This is just about the time the Coast Line train reaches Kin- if it is on time, and it seldom is. So passengers mail getting around way the evening will he out of the and Greenville will have to jog along with one outlet a day. DEATH OF MRS. E A. District Meeting. D C. Moore, L. H. Fender, W. L. Best, W. F. Brans, D. L. E. E. Griffin. C. K. and What He Found. During the South African War, when country was under mar- law, letters sent home by British soldiers bad to pass through the bands of a censor. A private in a bad sent four or five letters home, telling his parents about the doings of his regiment, bad been obliterated by the censor and were therefore illegible on their arrival. At the foot of the next letter he look under the At the censor's office the letter was opened and read as usual. The officer charge spent some time in steaming the stamp the envelope, so that he could read the message be was certain be would find there. At last bis patience was rewarded, but his feelings can be better imagined than described when he read these it hard to get Philadelphia Ledger. The Put At Washington, Sept. of Naval Intelligence today received advices by cable from the American naval at to the effect the loss in killed and missing on the battleship was The wounded number The cause of the ac- cannot be ascertained until the is floated. Dr. Tail Butler Elected. Oklahoma Territory, Sept. the final session of the ninth annual meeting of the International Live-Stock Sanitary the following officers were President, Dr. H. Texas; vice-president, Dr. Tait North Carolina; secretary- treasurer Dr. H. Ward, Min- Big Crowd Went Hatch excursions are always successful. The one that went this morning was every coach and even the baggage car being full. Quite a number of went from Greenville others wanted to go but backed nut because it looked like they could not get seats. too III to Sail. New York, Sept. the Japanese peace envoy, who was reported today to be from typhoid fever, though the consulting physicians are not a unit on this point, was said to lie in a satisfactory condition. Baron is at the Hotel and his return to Japan has been Indefinitely postponed though most of the members of his suite will set sail for homo row, the date originally planned for the departure of the mission. Chew the tobacco. will be held in Greenville the second night NEWS An Excellent Woman Passes Away. Mrs. Del wife of Hon. E. A. former Superior court j W clerk, died at 8-30 o'clock Friday ; Odd Fellows in evening at their home on j Thursday night. The son avenue. She had been meeting order some weeks with an from which there was little hope of recovery, but the end came sooner than expected and her death was shock to the family and also the host of friends who held her in high esteem. She was one of our be-t women, a kind friend, table, and her life was filled with good deeds. Mis. was a little past years old. and was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W M. King. was twice married, her band being the late Mr. Samuel of Centerville. married Mr. E. A. in Nov- 1895. Betide her and she is also survived by four Pattie Win- sled, of Rocky Mount; Mrs. G. B. King, of Washington, D. Mrs C. Wells, of Wilson, and Mrs L. I. Moore, of Greenville. Funeral services were con- ducted by Rev. D. B. Clayton in the church at o'clock Sunday morning, from the church the were taken to the burial ground at the King homestead, near Falkland, the interment being about o'clock, p. m. Shot His Wife at Sight. Tampa, Fla , Sept. special from Tarpon Springs, says at six o'clock this afternoon G. K. a well known or, walked into boarding of Hiram Pent, of that place, and as his wife came to meet him the dining room, Paul shot her down with a double shot- gun and then ran into back yard, shooting himself with the contents of other barrel. Paul was instantly killed, hut bis wife lived ten minutes. Paul had been drinking, it is said, for weeks. Patent Medicine Decision. Washington, D. C , Sept. 14th. commissioner of internal revenue today decided the manufacturers of patent medicines composed of distilled must, after December 1905, take out licenses as rectifiers liquor dealers, and drug- and others handling question must pay the license required by law of a liquor dealer. In a instructions just sent to internal revenue collectors Com- missioner Yerkes draws their at to the existence of a large of compounds on the mar- that sell as but are composed of distilled spirit without addition of drugs m medicines in sufficient to materially change their Mr. J. Marie-, a inspector, has sworn out a against Miss Sal lie who recently was a clerk in the Con cord charting open mail. She was given a at Concord last Wednesday, before United States Commissioner G. A. Kestler, and waived examination. She gave bond tor her appearance for ha id i September Patriot. There an i-o many applicants tor at the Republican of the to a to decide on one to be endorsed for the position. he Pointed Paragraphs. If a man has but one shirt never owes a lug wash bill. mantle of charity is soon worn threadbare by a hypocrite. Any woman can keep a secret if you give her enough chloroform. A many to called business pointers out to be pointers. s married man goes oz a trip he leaves his wife home Recklessness of a young fool is only surpassed by an old tool's obstinacy. After acquiring an ring a girl proceeds to reconstruct her ideal. A man doesn't have to be a philosopher in order Io discover that all rich girls are handsome. Time may be money in some cases but many a man with nothing hut time has managed to starve to death. Governor Narrow Escape. Mass., Sept. Governor B Glenn, of North Carolina, had the narrowest escape of bis life this afternoon from serious injury or possibly death when an automobile contain- several of the Governor's friends ran off a bridge near Royal- as the party were inning from old home week celebration at Four persons were pinioned the wrecked machine of them being John Charles of Charlotte, who is a member of the Glenn party on the New Eng- land LETTER TO R. HYMAN. Greenville, N. C. Do know cause of short measure and white- wash in The same, as the cause of poverty; j called, folks are kept poor by to Mr. Sawyer is one of the Sawyer Awarded Elizabeth City, N. court has been in at court house this week, the criminal concluded this morning, when the against the Norfolk West- railway, by A. Sawyer was get their money's worth. Price per gallon. They lock at the price gallon; not at the size of the can; not at what's in it. Kept poor by trying to get their money's worth. Not you, they. You know it of is one name in paint; Yours truly, F. W. COo. P. S. H. L. Carr sells oar paint. most prominent men of Camden county. Hp is suing the railroad people for alleged slander. The case has intense interest, and the court room was literally packed. The hearing consumed the entire day. case was turned over to about this afternoon and they remained out about twenty minutes. They gave Mr. Sawyer one thousand dollars. Sweet Jamaica oranges at S. M. PERSONALS AND SOCIAL Thursday, September G. W. Baker returned to Lewis- ton today. Mrs. Charles Skinner went to Baltimore today. This feel like some equinox weather is coming. J. F. King returned Wednesday evening from Atlanta. It will not take many days like this to finish the straw hat. Mrs. A. Watkins, of Norfolk, is visiting at the King House. Mrs. H. C. Edwards to Wednesday evening. P. M. left morn- for a trip South Carolina. Augustus Cot ten, of ton, Del., at Key. J. went to Wednesday and returned today. Mrs. J. a. nun for to visit relatives. Mrs G. M. Tucker, W came in Ibis morning to visit relatives. Mrs. L. V. and of Snow Hill, are Mis, W. B. Miss Helen Forbes this morning for to attend Peace Institute. Miss Mary of Baltimore, came Wednesday to visit the Misses Cotten at R H. Williamson, city electric- left this morning for Wash- D, C. to visit his, mother. Mrs. M. D. Higgs left morn- for the northern markets to purchase millinery goods for C. T. H. A. has moved town and occupies one of the in Greenville. Rev. J. H. of has been here assisting in a meeting in the church, returned home today. Mrs. Josephine Taylor returned this morning from Ayden. Mrs. J. W. accompanied her home for a visit Mrs. If, A. of Mrs. C. L. Which ard little son, Rogers, Norfolk, spent today with Mrs. J. Friday, September Mack Taylor, of Ayden, spent Thursday in town. A. M. Moseley returned this morning from Ayden. C. S Forbes has returned from his trip North after new goods. Mr. and H. this morning for to Pens Miss Ellen Proctor returned Thursday evening from a to Berkley. Mrs. Julia Wooten returned Thursday evening from a visit Io Tarboro. Mrs. S. M. m . Alfred, went to Rocky Mount morning, Blow returned Thurs- day evening a visit to Louis- burg Littleton. Julian of Raleigh, who has been visiting at dale, has returned home. Miss Delia Smith, of Ayden, who has been flailing at Which- returned borne Thursday. Fred came In from Rich- Thursday evening, being called home by the sickness of bis wife. No. B. E. and child went to Ayden Thursday evening. Mrs. George Hadley and child- of are visiting parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Forbes. Miss Margaret of Suffolk, who has been Mis. H. returned home this Mrs. Bragg, of Ocracoke, came the steamer Washing- ton today, and is stopping with Mrs. J. J. Cherry. Saturday, September C. E. went to Tarboro today. It. S. Evans up the load this morning. Rev R ;. Craven, i Spent today here. J. has returned from The early hours of the morning brought a hard rain. Mrs. W. R. Smith and children went to Hamilton this morning. Miss Sue of Washing- ton, is visiting Mrs. J. B. Cherry. Mrs. D. J. Whichard and little son, Walter Linden, went to today. Mrs. L. M. Tar- spent Thursday night and Friday in town. Mrs. D. E. House returned Friday evening a visit to county. Mrs. A. H. Taft and little daughter returned Friday evening a visit to Elm City. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Skinner and son, Francis, returned Friday evening from Mrs. Annie Thomas, of Elm City, came in Friday evening to visit Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Brown. Prof, and Mrs. W. B. Dove and children returned Friday evening from a visit to and other points. Misses Mae, Ethel and Clara Lincoln left Friday evening tor Greensboro, where they will make their home. Misses Mary and Nan Malone, of who have been visiting their sister, Mrs. S. J. returned home today. Exonerates the Superintendent A hall dozen of the most in state day testified before the board of directors of state hospital that In their opinion Thomas H. Nail died acute heart dilation caused violent muscular, effort and that blood clot found in his brain was not of a character to cause his death. They agreed that the symptoms f Of the brain given in the autopsy as the cause of death totally different testified as having been exhibited by Nail when he was brought he hospital his death. The result will he in all a of Doctor diagnosis and failure to immediate autopsy and . from jail of the four attendants now held on a charge of having the death of the News Ob- set Delegates to Association. At a of the Baptist church, Wednesday, W. H. Rags dale, J. W. Bryan and J. Whichard were chosen delegates to the Tar River association which meets Tarboro the week in October.

COWING ft HIS SCHEME A BOOMERANG. Must Remain Minimum. Have Returned From the Northern Markets. New Fall and Winter Goods Arriving; Daily. We will soon have our full line of seasonable merchandise on display. Watch for Announcement of Fall Opening. The executive committee of Southern Cotton held meeting at N. C, last week, the question of fixing pries of this crop was the matter of interest tn the pen- at large. The ever of the whole cotton world were Asheville during the Ml and days of September, the executive committee was in The price finally agreed long and tedious deliberation was cuts, all in tin- mill The of the crop up to was to percent at. coin condition of M cent the same period a year estimated yield of the crop a- reported over from all the cotton counties indicated a yield this of hales, will a crop of hales year farmers all over the advised a h ; rice all from cents to high a.- I. cents final cents, I stand I i fall and winter to maintain n determined effort price be Hi d lute on and should termini now t move their am not the t we can an I maintain on I price ii- U n less am make the i to our If cotton is on the and a anyway, will be difficult I ii I s until much in tin- season. who art- able hold back do so, and thereby help who are forced t, s, i to n i their maturing debt and obligations with the supply mi dealer. Hank- will be glad advance N and cents a pound on cotton in storage, and in i; situation. up against hard fight, but it will be easier to get II cents for a small crop than In cents for a bale crop. Sell but little cotton in September and October, the mills n to pies, lit supplies, which CM be done in six weeks, then we can easily dictate terms and win another big victory. Sell no middling cotton for less than Scientifically Constructed. ULTRA, A Shoe for Women. THE tor is made with careful reference to the most minute details and so perfected in its other man's on selling at the toe Ultra dies. it if its . is fundamental oasis I a shoe. We- employ designers, and even Ultra Shoe to to moo closest variations of width and size in woman's wear The Ultra Shoe meets every requirement of the many whims of We carry for men, in Oxfords, Tans, etc Bowen, II WOMAN'S ONS. J. B. CHERRY CO. STORE. Small i f MM . w r II H g -75-5 B r v P. Law discovered by a of the census that mom people in own I inns tin-y live on, and that there more separate farms in than in any other county in the is, excepting Meek- h perhaps, the most prosper- in the Slate Is not this an argument for the small Mi. Law seems to think Writing in The lie save that for obvious reasons, these two facts farm owning and many farms are sources of stability and prosperity The sturdiness of and politically is grounded in the fact that average size of its farms i ten acres and therefore there are so large a number of farm buildings. imam, conservatism and morn equitable business life and more general prosperity. The perils of our republic is accepted as true lie in extremes of more properly holders on the one hand and the very large property holders on the other. The conserving element and extremes would rand and ruin is the who owns and works his own land and possesses no large There is to be an convention in this full. R ought to bear good fruit. The daughters Eve will be interested in the that there will be a display of apples. Waif For w The flight of days, the whirling wheel of time will soon bring to us those cold frosty penetrating days, We have not allowed the wheels of to be clogged for one minute the warm sultry days, in our preparation for the days to A WE ARE READY. C. L. Wilkinson Co. Dudley has discovered a now kind of cotton boll on his land, in Neuse township, and one entirely undesirable. The is well de- but without a particle of lint in Free Press. Subscribe to THE REFLECTOR A CM of Disciplining and the Wax It Out. One Jay to discipline the janitor. is he -aid. hat every time anybody in this building loses anything ask u- if know what has become- of ii the janitor replied. are the only folks that never The morning arrived. short I bottle of don the dumb waiter i- don't know, I . janitor humbly. see if can find I Mrs. Wilkinson, got our -aid her course, he can't find it, hut will do good to and Mew About fifteen minute t mu to the dumb waiter, your the janitor. sorry I made a mistake Wilkinson was bewildered. where earth did the get In- said ha- taken it from one of the Mrs. Wilkinson. will jailed before are gel through with bin a The next com- plained of the loss of s package of sugar, which, though purely ii; to far ti.- very in the hands of the janitor. Wilkinson got uneasy then; but. being bent on vengeance, he subsequently reported a- lost three of a in ad of lettuce and a bag of potatoes, of ; we-, immediately produced the janitor. Before further on the part of worthy were Wilkinson paid his grocery bill for the month. A . In- panic home Mrs. . . i- a -i housekeeper, care- fully n inned the d Recount they have made mis- die raid. have charged I ; i id I tilings arc nevi r got. You go right hack about Wilkinson went. said upon but return. got stuff. The janitor ordered York Post Peebles Ham. The Scotchman told the story. There tWO old Scotchwomen, Mrs. and Mrs. who met on the road one day, and lire. me, far the says Mrs. was Peebles. keeps ham. I John, ye yen, likes u bit ham and i- aye about the ham and lays Mrs. the -nine way. There's nae o him bis faith, hue to o Mrs. journeys in- to Pi hi.-, and she says to Sanders M.-n the Bays Sanders, ye the kind Mrs. Bean i he lady. Mai d he. v -r Answering Although one of the main i harm of the famous Dr. was the readiness with which he could administer a sharp retort when occasion arose, he once considerably by the remark of a medical student. would you the doctor the student at an a man was placed in your hands with a broken it. was the reply. very good. You are a young mini, and doubtless can tell mo muscles of the body would move if were to kick you, u you deserve, for your pertinence would put into motion, re- plied the student, not in the least bashed, and extensors of my right arm. for I would forth- with knock you Wyoming's Natural Bridge. There is a great and little known natural bridge twenty miles south- west of Douglas.-, Wyo., where La creek breaks the foot- hills of the In the span of its arch n is said to be the greatest in the world. It i; feel wide mil feet the water, The stream flows through a canyon feel deep. The bridge i- a ledge of rock near the bottom of canyon. e water flowed over the ledge, in pro- e of i Hue found d eel re its through, the e. It Cams B-k Brought Trouble and Mr. Green With It. J via- new in r. -e d the at, res of freak -1 e whom pretended to bane treated. All the-c were to- strangers. simply name- tie. and . lulls fur i to course u Ml any didn't expect get plenty of i winch was what I ; snail the people that ware bopping mad, and a large per- down to the office . i a I Dating those put en my nicest professional an apologized for the mistake through which they had been bothered a Mil meant for somebody and not infrequently the affair ended by my patron. it one day I met my match. it a all for to a man I S. for serried U hi- wife. tin-en and his down together, lie did most the but id a in r e told me she butting in i it d it. r j oar bill n- d i refuse to pay on the ; -1 the s you el I T I. . i . k the right out of my . . I .- I i . I . I r wife I i ;. iv i . m III, r ; v in my i ; my n . Do ; I . , I ; J. i i nil i on ;. i aw . ; of it. I re is r bill t pr n . i ; r I r i lion, . idly ion am if yon ix her t If I'll be i to you for i light . n kn . II . i i that I had set on wife until r . lie meant business, and . m.- little ad- ii . hem wt ex- re then Ion ed to under. v if p- I I at the I n a in. lent It I a to gel her mo into I iv i hare done worth of work before I ; I . Ii. yet tin re was I mill for staring me only thing I could i i was to u. c . pa i iv slim in pay mi and the deal -New York Mania For Pipes. a shoplifter was and ear lied. To the amazement of the her pi was not cs of f adornment, several costly pipe . w i e her n were searched pipes found, of v. hi, h were col- Although or awhile stoutly i. d . c at laid do and en d I ml she was addicted to i he a if tub in a of which led her to I handsome ; which she could make away with without i She made no attempt to d of her pipes for profit, kept them in cabinets in her home. Sol one of the pipe-, she admitted, had been paid the that in taking them was only . an impulse and was not ; morally responsible for her crimes. Jefferson Was Not Qualified. As i.- known, Joseph Cleveland were boon companions, Shortly alter Cleveland wan elected president the second a friend of Mr. Jefferson met him and said. hear that President Cleveland may appoint you to an ambassador- in the world did you hear was the response. wouldn't accept it. I lid the papers say anything about his friend replied. said you may appointed minister i to said Mr. son. don't speak the , Herald. 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Because I believe in the business men who are backing the company Because I form of the income Indemnity Policy. Because I desire very much to encourage, so far as am able to do so, the building up of strong insurance companies in North Carolina, in order that we nay send i of our capital through insurance companies build sections of the country instead of our own. Very truly yours, ADJURES A The policies issued by the GREENSBORO LIFE COM- to and arc bought by intelligent and far seeing people, This is why the business of the company is growing at the rate of more than a week. Since beginning business unduly in- seven weeks ago written an aggregate more than PAID FOR LIFE INSURANCE Insurance, N. C. H. A. WHITE, SUBSCRIBE TO THE REFLECTOR Beginning Saturday July 13th, and for days only we will entire el for off. values values lie. values lite. hie values Laces reduced in this sale. Colon-d Lawns value, A big reduction In all dry goods and notions, SHOES. SHOES. 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THE EASTERN REFLECTOR AND FRIDAY. D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Proprietor, Entered in the office l Greenville. H, C, as second class matter, rates made application. A correspondent desired at every post office in Pitt and adjoining counties, Truth in tn N. O., Brr. 1905. trust its Wonder if automatic inning at the people, telephone exchange t hoy to install up in Pennsylvania will The S paper have a contrivance can say an of tIn not when you ask for a told in the almanac- number. i, of building and loan a.-- with much in various towns, which reminds that Greenville la not reaping ban the name source. Some day this may awaken to the necessity of a building and The refrigerator car may contend that they are not com- carriers, but shippers do not lake the same view of it. The way strawberry crop was handled last season shows that they are and very common, too, they charged anything else but man prices Mr. My P rot It date. Certainly i- I don not mean he not be in Governor is making a line impression on those Now This is no more than we ex- The Durham Herald has begun the erection of a handsome building for a home for the paper. A government report was not needed to let us know the cost of living had greatly increased. We had all found that out The Filipinos in wanting to be release I from heavy are that much in common with Americans, all of being that way. is about to recover from the wounds received when his Meet was captured and become self again since peace been de eland, Governor Glenn took In Boston Tuesday on his New tour, but the dispatches do nut state whether he look in any beans along With it- Atlanta made more noise over one case of yellow fever than Or- leans made over a thousand. like getting notoriety out of u thing. The investigations going on in New York as to the workings of insurance companies is giving the public some inside information that may be helpful A doctor now up and says that running after the dollar causes A good many other ailments can be attributed to the same cause. The Charlotte Chronicle says Mecklenburg county given to the public schools. We just be- the Chronicle has too many i n bunch. The man arrested it on the i barge I being a participant in the late Men lynching, may learn the less n not to talk so much lime he tanks up. A Winston man being knocked into unconsciousness by the stopper flying nil of a keg of beer and him -hows that the Stuff is in any I. has shaken the dust of and is now en the high sea t Russia. Among other tilings will remember in this country is the mosquitoes of Porte mouth. ruder the ruling of I lit- of internal revenue most druggists will have to take out license to deal ill liquor or cut out some of the patent medicines they are selling. Strange things happen in this world of ours. An old man in Con- who had bean blind for several years suddenly recovered his sight and became so overjoyed that it run crazy. All manufacturers of patent clues should be required by law tn have the ingredients of such printed on the packages Thousands of mothers have rained, and sometimes killed their infants by giving soothing syrups and other patent medicines, which nine times out of ten contain a large per cent. of morphine and other opiates. Too pie have as much right to know what kind of medicine they are swallowing as they do to know what kind of food they are taking into their stomachs. Durham is on the hack tax track, it having that several doing business in that city have had a scheme by which they avoided paying as much city- taxes as ought to. From the way he is holding down the scat in the absence of the nor from the state leads to the what is the matter with Lieut. Governor Winston when n candidate fur governor is wanted next time That recently discovered enact of the last legislature that lumps folks and dogs in the same class when they become dangerous, prohibits such running a large, may not have missed the mark so fir. has not adopted a ordinance similar to the one recently heralded from Houston. Texas, but all the same the of that city says girls passing along the streets must be protected against annoyance loafers. A Chicago surgeon has given it out that he can cure crime by on the skull. It is not said bother his list or a cudgel is used in the operation, but it is a novel method for collecting hills and will doubtless be interesting to the pro- because the pension roll scat- a good bit of money throughout the country is no excuse for its ex at the present dishonest mag- leave the money in the of the people from whom it is collected would distribute it more effectively. A correspondent of the Charlotte From the way local tax districts Observer the town of Spray, in are being established in the interest Of longer and schools, people are readily to increased taxes to educate their children. When the same interest is in public roads they will also the wisdom of u tax to prove the We take it that better education will soon be followed by better roads. county, has never been incorporated. The town has m mayor or board of aldermen and the people pay no town taxes. The nine large manufacturing plants there club together and pay a deputy sheriff to look after wrongdoers and all cases of violation of law are tried by a magistrate. ought to be happy town. Not a Receding Wave. Four elections on the temperance have been held in North Carolina during the past month and the temperance men won every time one- lit that instance, the was a tie. and the final outcome was a victory over the saloon. Those people who imagined that the temporary temperance wave would shortly recede are learning that it is not a receding wave, but is growing steadily stronger in volume in power. The youngest child now living will be a gray-bearded old man before intoxicants are per- to be manufactured or sold in any rural district in Caro That principal is settled as the suffrage amendment to the constitution. As to the the day of saloon domination is ended in all except a few, and their days are course there will be alternate victories in the larger towns, the saloon sometime giving to a dispensary or prohibition, and sometimes a community will return to the saloon, but even the return will be followed by more stringent regulations and better con- The wave does not recede. Ital News and i Our State Winning Fame North Carolina is on the upward move in cotton mill industry. The Commercial Appeal declares that since 1890 the mills have increased from Q to per The Journal says from the tar, and epoch she has already passed to a mt fame ill cotton, and to in her virgin forest, minerals, agriculture, an I climate and a variety of scenery which invites thousands of tourists for health and pleasure as well as alluring to the best business efforts of her sons and daughters real- all that their state really We would add to this that North Carolina has also won fame not less for furniture manufacturing than its cotton mills, and all since 1800. High Point Enterprise, Don't Lite Music. playing will drive flies from your declared a man who expounds odd theories. sounds like a joke, and, of course, there are some kinds of play- will chase human beings I a room, but seriously I mean I hat music is objectionable in- sects. In fact, all sounds annoy them. Whoever saw Mies in a boiler hop No one that I know of, the vibrations caused by the continuous pounding are as to the insects as are the disturbances resulting from electric fans. one be familiar with the intensity of the vibrations produced by the strings of .; piano. For instance, many persons no doubt, have noticed that a loose glass in a picture frame will bun when a certain is struck. Well, when the strength of the sound wave which causes the ill fitting glass to bum, though it may be a feet away, is multiplied a score of times in a second, is the case when a spirited piano perform- is in progress, the effect of the vibrations on the insects may be imagined. They simply can't stand a prolonged sound Philadelphia Record. Liberty and Food Lincoln said of slavery that a woman might not some ways be bis equal, but that in the right to cat the fund her own hands Had earned she was the equal of himself. Judge Douglas, or any man. independence is the basis of every kind of liberty that has worth. It was over an unjust tax that the colonies went to war United States politicians are no engaged in talk- about the Filipinos are to have self-government. The Filipinos themselves are more interested in knowing when the United States will stop taking away their power to make a living. The Filipinos in 1907 are to have the right to express their opinions in an assembly, those opinions to be accepted or rejected by the American officials as those American may choose; which is nice and generous and pretty, but not quite so important as the repeal of laws which steal food from our poverty stricken victims to put it into the distended bellies of domes tic trusts. One liberty with which the Filipinos can dispense is liberty to Weekly. Announcement New v Goods Arriving Daily. SWELLEST LINE OF For Boys and Children, EVER BROUGHT TO GREENVILLE. Shoes, Hats and Mens Furnishings In Styles and Qualities too Numerous to Mention. Watch this Space. THE KING CLOTHIER Hardware. For C Stoves Ranges, Heaters Pumps, Quits, Am- munition, One and Two Horse Steel Plows, Cutters and In fact anything in Hardware come to H. L. CARR President It T. the for Women, says that the enrollment is just more than were enrolled on this dale hist year. There are only so out four places vacant in the university now. Raleigh The Atlanta lays down the proposition that roads make schools, good trade and good We are of the opinion that good training in good schools will hare much to do with waking up the rising generation to the necessity of good Dispatch. What is Your in Your Community The New Journal sake this pertinent and then pro- to define citizen's interest in the com-j inanity can lie safely judged by his or her support of local institutions. There are bard working and enter- prising, in the sense of money makers, citizens, whose interest in their community does not go beyond what individually get out of it. They contribute no charily, bu- to no church, take part in no public meeting, and lire not to be found if some public enterprise is lo he started. Their local interest is purely and selfish. I They add nothing to the advance-1 or growth of a community. Let every citizen ask this What is your interest in your coin v, not in the mere benefits you i receive, but what are you personally giving and doing to advance its best Interests As your answer is, you may find your true posit m as a citizen among your And Tide Wait For No Man, One ill the best nays to raise tho general standard of intelligence in a state i- through the education of tho young people. In that the young people may be well educated good teachers should be secured. In districts very often the salaries paid teachers are so small that real- capable teachers will not take the places. The sooner people in many of I In so rural districts got over prejudice against an increase in tax money to pay good salaries to provide better school accommodations the better it will for and the intellectual standards of the st Winston Sentinel. The flight of days, the whirling wheel of time will soon bring to us those cold brisk frosty penetrating days, We have not allowed the wheels to be clogged for one minute during the warm sultry days, in our preparation for the days to come. IN A WE ARE READY. C. L. Wilkinson Co. WINTERVILLE This department is in of who is authorized to rep- resent the Eastern Reflector in Winterville and territory. N. C, John Smith, of K expects to reach Winterville to- morrow to enter the High School Monday. a large number of new students will be in that day. yards standard calicoes at per yard, Harrington, Barber Co. Several our young people en- joyed a lay ride Thursday night. They report an unusually pleasant time. and Trunks at Harrington, Barber Co. Just by B. G. Chapman car load which they will sell very B. D. Carroll, of Williams- ton, came Wednesday to his mother who is feeble He preached in the Baptist church Wednesday night returned hi Friday. For Holt time alarm docks and see It. G. Co. Mrs. Fred mid Miss Bell of Ayden, Thursday night with Mrs Dr. COS, and returned home Fri- day. Try a bottle of Dr. sure for indigestion at the drug store. Smith and family, who have been visiting relatives at have returned home. Another large shipment of shoes all styles and sizes and prices very reasonable. Co Miss Addie Cox left evening for where she will visit her sister, Mis. White's Black Liniment, spec- recommended for the human family, tine for perfectly balanced, sub-cutaneous For sale by B. T. Cox Bro. T. W. Kinston, was here Thursday. White's Colic, and Kidney Cure, the combination kidney for stock a sure colic cute, at the Drug Store G. A. Kittrell went to Norfolk Thursday. Big line of hats and caps received, latest styles. Harrington, Mr. and Mrs. Kittrell spent Friday in Greenville. Mrs. D. V. Sutton, from Dear Greenville, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elliott. For hay, corn oats, go to Barber A Co. Mrs. M. K. Cox, who has visiting relatives in the country, is at home again. Pit County Oil I can now supply your de- for seed meal and hulls at lowest market prices. Miss Lena has been vis- j town this week. Due of our up to date bro I a wagon load of teed cotton to Pitt County Oil Co. and j had it making a bale of lint, that weighed pounds, j He paid one dollar and cents j to get it and exchanged his seed for meal and hulls. And after he had sold his bale of to one our for a little more than per pound he put his meal and on his wagon and returned home feeling that he had saved much time labor and was pleased with results. Nellie Ward, of is off to spend Sunday with her is a student in the -oh here. Mis. L. A. Sparks recently re- turned from Northern markets where she purchased a complete line of millinery, dress goods, trimmings Her fall opening display of the styles will be held in one of the new eon. stores on Saturday, Sept. Miss Anna Little, of High School, is spending Sunday with her parents in Kinston. The nice of the the low price of thirty cents per bundled pounds for it is drawing patronage for several miles the country to our Pitt County Miss Cox spent Tuesday night in the country with her Mrs Susan Jackson. R, G. Chapman Co., are ottering cut price on their large stock shoes which must lie sold within a few days in order to make room for their new supply soon to be received. Mr. Mrs. J. F. Stokes are spending here. All colors of paint, and yellow at Harrington Barber Co. Miss Annie is visiting in the country at the home of G. B. Jackson. Nice Silk waist cheap at Harrington, Barber Co. We have the best assent of stationary to Win- B. T Br, B. T. it Bro. have a full Id e of tenon books, paper, ink-, tablets, day ledgers, account books, states, chalk, crayons, bags shad strap. Come and sea what they have before bringing es- We make a specialty of first B. T. Cox. The drug store has a lot of nice vest pocket dictionaries. Special prices on mill fir the next So days W. L. House. When in call to see me I run a clan livery feed and s W L. Home The Tar Heel wagon Seams to be the most popular used, f r they are out of the A G. Cox Mfg. Co. If want de-Ks you had better place older with A G. Cox Mfg Co. Or you may need them not get them. Try a of Flour for sale by B. G. Chapman Co, Just a few more cloaks at cost at II. L. Nice line of boys suits at H L, Johnson's. Call see my line of shot before buying elsewhere H. L, Job nun. When in -d nice oranges apples Fruits of any kind call on H. L. When need of fresh meats Bib beef call on H L Johnson. Call at II. L. Johnson's am ex- his line of Hosiery Misses Ladles and Fall goods arriving daily at A., W. Ange store. Come see them. Motto goods at lowest Mrs. Junta what big day is that they are going to have at Winterville Sept. Miss that's the day of the big dress gum's at Mrs. Sarah Taylor's., She is just back from where she bought her fall and they do say she has goods to suit every body from to the wee lot's pi ices to beat the But you know she has good goods and low prices and that accounts for her large North Carolina I In Superior Court Pitt County Nov. term 1905. J. S. Barber, Josephus Cox, I. J. Bar- .- bur Company, vs. A. Henderson. The named will take notice that an action entitled as above has been commenced in the superior court of Pitt county, to recover certain personal property, in claim and de- livery proceedings. And the said de- will further take notice that be Is required v appear at a term the Superior court county to be held on the Monday after the 1st Monday in September, the day of at the court house of said and an or demur to the action, or the plaintiff will to the court for the relief demanded D said complaint. Clerk Superior Court of Pitt n b TO Get op REPORT OF THE CONDITION BANK OF FARMVILLE, N. C. AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS, AUG. 1905. Loans 114.617.24 Duh from Banks 6,466.70 Cash Items Gold coin Silver coin Nat, notes 28,777.411 LIABILITIES; Capital stuck in Undivided profits Depot, tab to check 18,616.86 ARNOLD'S BALSAM Warranted to CURE. Cholera By Jno. L. Woolen AN OLD ADAGE SAYS pares Is c. heavy a right purse. is the seat of nine disease. lie root of the whole mat- quickly safely the action of the 1- to normal condition. to the system and to the body. Substitute, Three Bulls For Sale. One, hair half old. One, and half Jersey, I years old. One, full blood years old. J. Proctor Bro., N. C. State of North Carolina, County of Pitt. I, J. R. Davis. Cashier the show-named bank, do solemn- swear the i to the best of my ; knowledge and belief. A Cures nil tom- j troubles. Mikes red blood, hone muscle. A wonderful making nick people Mountain Tea. . pent, Tea or Tablets. A tonic that maker, rich, red blond health and it, whole Mountain tonic. cents. Women's Drugstore. Subscribed and sworn to he- fore me, Au- gust, 1905. J. V. JOHNSTON, Notary Public. J. K. DAVIS, Cat Mar. Correct T. L. R. L. DAVIS, Directors. STAPLES Colds congestion and cost- Fluids which should ass through the bowels are secreted by the nose n throat. Rocky Mount-1 Tea will positively me. Dim; Store, NOTICE. On the of Sept. 1805, H. executed note tome for two hundred payable 1st 1906. Said note has or mislaid be hereby give public notice note is and will not be paid as another now, duplicate of note, for name amount been executed me In place of lust note. Sept. J. K. Bell. After July lat I will be pared to furnish private to and Worn depot for persona in town at each person The will then only run hotels to depot wharf and fare will also be phone W. J. TURNAGE REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE BETHEL BANKING AND TRUST GO. AT BETHEL, N. At the close of business August 1906, RESOURCES. Loans and discounts 118,236.18 Overdrafts secured Furniture Fixtures Due from Banks and Bankers Cash items Gold and silver coin, National bank and other U. s. notes Total 129.00 989.68 15,324.16 2,669.62 LIABILITIES. Capitol stock 5,800.00 Undivided profits Time certificates of deposit Deposits subj. to check 14,121.61 checks out- standing Total State of North Carolina, County of Pit, I, H. H. Taylor, Cashier of the above named bank, do swear that the above statement is true to the best of my edge and belief. H. H. Cashier. MULES, We will keep a full of horses and mules on hand all the season. We are prepared to furnish an; kind of horse yon want, draft horses, fine drivers and farm horses. We keep the males that can be bought. We also buy or trade for any kind of mules or horses, will buy anything from a ping to driver. Come to see us. If we have not got what you want we will it. R. L. CO. Gone North Subscribed and sworn to be- fore me, this day of August, 1905. JULIUS BROWN, , Notary Public. GRIMES, ROBT STATON, U. THOMAS, Directors. The question labor in the is one that to demand at- As labor becomes more unreliable, and more worthless, the question becomes acute. Farm labor is needed as well as skilled labor in other lilies of production. What else but in- immigration is than that the South can resort Gazette. Don't yon need a ledger or other blank books me at Book Store. J GET YOUR SUPPLIES Now Everything you want in the way of nice Canned Goods, Pickles, Fruits, Candies, Nuts, can be had at our store. We carry a large supply of the Best t Goods JOHNSTON BROS. The Cash Grocers. CD HIS SPACE FOR C. S. FORBES, The Man's Outfitter. The Reflector Tm , Is Read By Everybody in and , reaches people to pay for what they want Ii you have what they want it and are sure to ; get a part of their money.

TRAVEL NO Superior Court. Pill f vs. The defendant i Ml id will take notice, i so i titled u above i I I . court of Put count; s divorce from said ground -1 d fend III will further take notice that he l re to appear at the next term be Superior court of I r to in held at court hi u I in en- after tin ii Monday in September. being the 18th day of September. answer or demur to the in action, or will apply ii the w for the in id complaint. This of July, 1806. C. Moon-, S. Quite I How often you get thing done-a i-i or wit driver or an- larking. a good tool box h prepared fur emergent ., line tools xv is all you could desire, and are will your tool box not lack tingle useful MM. I Of Course You get Harness, Horse Goods, J P A. Block m and cl thirty acres, or less, land in . Pitt ranch and San old i Indian We . amp, bound- ii by the lands of use wife's land, a cl i hi rs. This August Any person or title in h and must In win u. within the next o will lie barred by law. Ii. WIS, for . 7th. DIRECTORY. LOW RATE On Sale via. SOUTHERN RAILWAY. J. Chairman, w. r. Home, Extremely low Rates are J. R. Spier, j. R. announced by the South- lS. M. Jones. Clerk Superior C. Moore. Sheriff I,. W. Tucker. Register of T. White. William D. Cox. Board of Q. Co, man, B. M, L. C. Arthur, Superintendent Education CK Klein- if I b-Ii HI The Clerk of having Is- . U Hers an i me, ill ; -i h on the i , of X. , eased, Ni i I'll K given nil Indebted to the to ill no i In to all of in . I null t,. the in i. after date I, i- Sol. S II be plead , their iii. V o I ii -1-. ., tin- TO CREDITOR-. i I o . I t. i i- the r m tin rollers ll n to me, the I of All mi -i ii. i Tucker, ire i- en to to i I to the ad, mm to h estate to pres their s properly authenticated, . E. Cox, J. K. , TOWN Lei Flaming e- J. I. U . A. A H. Tail. i S Can. T. B. Hooker. J. M . in P. M U Tyson. L, lax i . Tyson. J . T A, Clark. W Fire Department R. Pulley, J. S. i ii. L. II. meetings each i night. Sunday schools . m. K. pastor. Services every Sunday. W. o Sunday School H. , Sun day. W. U. Super- Sunday School. . . . , Jelly, Ml . i . . . . i hes c ii ,. and ii ii res, lit Pf Ml i ;, -e . . . . . set . within tr the this n nice, or this will in bar of their This the 12th ID E P. on the P. B. Tucker. i; j, NEW MEAT MARKET. I have opened up a new iii the meat market, prepared to furnish fresh, beef and pork, also barbecue. . . Nice Choice Steak at cents per pound. Roast Beef at per lb. NEW Stew at Per At the Old Stand. I have I he stock W. I will en on the at hi old stand on I I ill In the stock demands of trade and will hi times carry a complete line of Heavy and Groceries. Cigars, c. you want i in- i the lowest price h ii told. J. J. The Points Grocer. White Front Barber Shop U CO Sharp Razors, clean and n Work COSMETICS A SPECIALTY. i for you patronage your i on i i ; i. -.- S. J. NOBLES, Prop. PUBLIC. When you have a suit of clothes, pair pants in clean or press, remember to i I turn work, Also working over aim reasonable. your money back. Give me a trial. Back of Darts Barber Shop. N. My terms are strictly cash we ask a share of your patronage. Yours for honest dealings, J. J. JONES. TO THE LADIES. Southern Rather Cleaning Company la now located in Greenville and arc equipped with latest ma for washing and cleaning feathers beds. process does nut injure the feathers. We call for and deliver your work promptly. Satisfaction toed or no charge made We also pay the highest cash prices for old new feathers. The Southern Feather Cleaning Co,, Greenville, TONSORIAL PARLOR, Hopkins, Daniel Davis, Props Cleanliness our Motto. Only experienced men em ployed. Opposite, lie drug tore The Reflector is the place to net your work done. rector. Services every and Sunday. W. B of Sunday School. Will W. II pastor. Service every Sunday night fourth Sunday morn- J A day Services every Sunday It s dent of Sunday School Frederick pastor. B Dove Superintendent Sunday School. Preaching every 1st, a ml 3rd Sunday, and night, except service at night. Lodge No. A K A M, meets 1st and Monday nights in each month R Williams, W M; J, M. Sec man I No. I O K Meets every Tuesday night. W I. Best N G; R I. Can, V G W K Tar Lodge No. K of Meets ever Thursday K C T J Moore, K R Tribe No O R M, meets every Wednesday night J Harris, Sachem; W wards, of R Pitt Council U A M. meets every Monday night E H II RS. SUITS UP and PANTS UP. Made to Measure. Dying and Pressing. Ladles and gentlemen clothing a specially. I also clean and dye laces, ribbons, leathers, etc. PAUL Tailor, N. C. Subscribe to The em Railway from points on Its lines for follow- Special Philadelphia, Pa., Slid Grand Lodge 1.0. K , September In 1905. Portland Ore., ls San Lewis and Centennial and special on June to October Va . National September to 1905. Rule for tin- above to i lie public Tickets ill he thee ii Is from all on Detailed can lie bad upon in Ticket the Southern m lines, or addressing the K. L. VERNON. T. P. A. Charlotte, N. J. H. WOOD, D. P. A. Ash, ville, II Pass. W. H. Pas. Agent, NORFOLK SOUTHERN CO N. Steamboat Service. h. leaves daily ti a. m. tor leaves daily it in. A at Washington Baltimore, Philadelphia, New V irk, Boston and nil oilier joints North. a all points Shippers their via Norfolk, cine Norfolk Southern It. B. hours to change ii notice. T, H. MYERS, Agent, Washing. ton, N. C. J, t Agent, Green- N. C, C. T. and r. Va., You Must Sleep. If you cannot, it is due to an irritated or congested state of the brain, which will soon into Nature demands sleep, and it is as Important as food; it is a part of her building and sustaining process. This period of unconsciousness relaxes the menial and physical .-train, and allows nature to restore vitality. Dr. brings refreshing sleep, because it soothes the irritation and moves congestion. It i- a nerve builder it nourishes and strengthens nerve in your body, and . energy in all the organs, will rive strength and vitality as surely and quickly as Dr. tin- winter had two II . I I i ii I II MIA very and In lad I v. . . I n i My ll i i s. went fur a a i was out, and Dr. . in . . a Ins in i a i I- i-i fur and terrible la l ad. After i a . i the pain and I slept, I the m i m h M. SMITH, Dr. by your who will guarantee the first bottle will benefit. If It fails, he will refund your money. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind Central Academy REV. M W Principal PROF W. M A Christian and High School for boys and men Splendidly located in Warren county, one mile from depot, mediately on S, A. I., road in a beautiful grove of or acres mi ii lion acre farm, further information ad dress the Principal or Associate Littleton, N. c. Announcement We beg leave to announce that we are Wholesale and Retail White Lead, Paints, Colors, and and Ready Paints. There is no line in the world better than the Harrison line. It has behind it a cent reputation for honorable wares and honorable dealings. . If you use the Harrison Paints yon need never worry quality. We trust that you will favor us with your orders whenever you want good paint for any Have just a car load and can give you Special Prices. Baker Hart GREEN VILE, N. C, of the condition of THE BANK OF GREENVILLE, N. C AT THE OF BUSINESS AUGUST 25th, 1905. COBB BROS. CO Norfolk, Va, Gotten and Brokers in Gotten, rain and II-. Private Wires to New Chicago and Orleans. Loans and and securities, Mm Banking till it Gold on Silver 22,701.00 Stock paid In Surplus, 90,000.01 Undivided Profits less Paid 8,801.41 Bills Payable 91,000.00 subject to check 152,890.69 checks out North Carolina, County of Pitt, I, James L-Little, Cashier the hank, do solemnly swear that the Statement shove true to the best of my JAM LITTLE, Cashier. d and sworn in before Slid of 1908 WALTER U, W. KING. w. WILSON, F- General Insurance. WILL GO ON YOUR Strongest and Hist Companies Represented. A share YOUR Patronage Solicited. Lift. Fire. Plate Glass. Reflector Health. Accident, Burglary. ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN COLLEGE, WILSON, N. For Male and Female. course la Vocal and Music, Art, and Physical Bookkeeping, stenography and Typewriting. A course to Ancient and Languages and Literature courses leading to A. U. Fatuity of specialists opens September 1905. For or other Address, J. J. LL. President Wilson, N. C The Is Read By Everybody and it reaches people mousy to pay for what they want. If you have what hey want advertise it and you are sure to get a part of their money. OUR AYDEN DEPARTMENT. J. M. BLOW, Manager . s AYDEN, and N. C. id Agent. A for Dun we great in receiving and writing receipts in arrears. We have a f all who receive mail tit In- office. We also take orders for job printing. Tuesday Miss May Brooks, of here to visit friends before leaving the following fur Alabama to tench school Tuesday evening W. Y. from the same town, arrived and he and Miss Mn went out for an evening drive. They drove as as where they were met by Henry who in short order made them man wile Wednesday of Hie bride came to Ayden to bid her farewell, but alas, their chagrin no bounds when lied DO adieus need- While the fond parent seemed disappointed, like a wise lather can't In- helped must in- endured I send them What ii happy termination for a couple. If you anything in the i Crockery, Tin ware in us, Hart Jenkins. it. Waters, a constable from range, here Id i a prisoner had been by the in Ibis Mr. Waters returned tame taking bis prisoner along with ii in. prisoner was a gentleman color and was mm at by his spouse and III papoose who could not rent content with then fond one away it. proceedings tor abandon- mill a free ride the in horse. A full supply of No, Timothy i ins. Cam, Cotton Seed Hulls and J. K. Smith d Bin. What i Iii-iii three the prettiest girls, one i see. Misses Cos, and Nina They mine to see tis and they are all from our old home Winterville. We surely enjoyed their visit and hope they will SO honor us again. K. K. Co. will do all they to please you with heir new line of heavy and fancy The condition of George Worth- i is very critical and his in i mis are fearful of mo-l serious result. Mr. Worth, i is a very useful citizen and s high in our community, l e Inquiries concerning him prove him to be universally dime to see Hurt it Jenkins w you need to dress feel, we can save yon ml you to Hie I. curry the nicest and best ever saw. Try h and he convinced, there are a large number buyers on our cotton market and we believe we have ore of the best markets in the state. There were annul bales shipped from this point last season. At the home of the of the bride, Vie, M. E. Ghana, morning, C. K, Pi ice, of Baltimore and Miss Me- were united marriage. Immediately after the ceremony i hey left for the home of the groom, They were accompanied by Mrs. Hugh Brooks, sinter of Mrs. Price. We tender have moved into their new brick store on south side Main street The Punch and Judy imitation out st the depot just arrival of excursion train yesterday morn- certainly deserves a premium. manufacture for the trade, that are simply the smoothest seat on the market. Mills, Greenville, was here day. A car load of tiling was received Monday which will be used partly town and the balance improvement of the road near Haddocks X Beads. Mrs. O. M. Tucker, of Elm City, a visit to C. L Patrick, left for her home yesterday. Miss Coward came Thursday from a visit to friends in LaG range. The mammoth show case in J. B Smith store is heavily with pretty goods and notions. Be sure to call and see them. B. V. Manning, Jr. and wife spent Thursday in Old Hand-made Paw Paw Gum Bread Trays at J. B. Smith Bro. Will Forrest and family, of Greenville, have been visiting Lon Forrest. At the home of W. A. horn, two miles from Ayden. Wednesday evening John Humbles Mrs. Leonora C. May were united in marriage by J. M Blow, K-i. The bridal party came to Ayden next morning and left the train for s northern tour, eggs wanted by C A. Fair for which will lie paid highest cash market price. C. A. went to and returned Lane Curtains cents per pair up, and cents per yard up, at J. B Smith Bro. of hat been visiting Lon Forrest this Save your own hay, get a grass blade, fork, hoe, shovel, spade, bush hook or pea hole digger, at J. B- Smith Bro. It. K. Johnson and Sandy Bed- of and John of were all here Wednesday, A new line of Cradles and Cribs, Mattresses to match, at J. B. Smith Bro. Get you a pump and pipe with point feet long, drink pure water, at J. B. Smith Bro. Just received, line line of and can you up in any style or price, Tobacco twine, thermometers, etc. for sale by Cannon Tyson A full supply of Trunks Telescopes, Grips, Satchels Suit Oases, at J. R. Smith , Bro. For carpenters grind stunts i hemp rope pulleys, at J. K. Smith A Bro. Calico nod Gingham at -I cents per yard, great reductions in white slippers and summer goods, at J. B. Smith A- Bro. Hay, Oats, Corn, Bran, Hulls Bad Meal at J. Smith A Bro. Jasper came over from Greene County yesterday and left on the morning train for Trinity I college. A new and beautiful line of We keep Furniture, Springs, Stoves, Kindles, etc., up Ty -oh to bye T -he Philadelphia Optical College graduating in a on human eye, and in the science of optic-, I feel tally able and OF THE BANK OF AYDEN N. At the close of business August 25th, 1905. ID. W. in cornet any of Loans Discounts, of refraction mat other man can Correct with glasses. I will take any case weak eyes, or eye strain, dull hurting, selling, burn eyes, or eyes with bad or low Vision, on a positive guarantee, to relieve the trouble end give entire satisfaction to the patient or not one cent The largest per cent, of all headaches and from errors of refraction and eye strain. It is dangerous to pro when your eyes call fir assistance. Glasses ate the remedy for errors of refract inn weak eyes. Any style or form glasses desired. A- references as are in the County furnished on application. J. w Taylor, Ref, I. Those art e. Cannon Tyson have j received Granges, apples, bun i as and i I kept . horn. I guilty f selling their pretty steads cheap, Those Royal M that Cannon Ton are the equal anyone lie We will beginning day June offer f of clot hill notion, shoes ion- before Ayden. Our Furniture and Fixtures Demand Due from Hanks, Ci-ii terns, Gold Coin, Coin, National Hank notes and Other S notes 1,655 2,411.00 Total. LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in, Surplus fund profits less expenses, Dividends unpaid . fie Deposits subject to check, Cashier's STATE OF NORTH I I, J. R. Smith, of the above named to swear that the above is true to the best of and be- J, R. Wed i ii- f in the town ii-k i- large and we take this m-in- f same. We have gotten large lot e ate . at whits sheet- per W. O. St Co. Ayden, N. O. Get the Cox cotton planter the best on the market at J. Smith A Bro. Go to E. E. Dull Go's new market beef, fresh meats, sage, and fresh fish. Don't fail to see Cannon Ty son's new crockery both plain mid decorated. Prices are cheaper than formerly. J. W. Taylor, our optician is now back again from the Optical College, where he graduated a special course in the science of optics, ready to tier better service than before to those from weak eyes and in of glasses. Slippers, lawns and straw hats are sold extremely cash by Cannon Tyson. Don't forget that Cannon Tyson can supply wants in almost anything in Bay, outs, ship brand, seed bulk and meal on hand. Cannon Tyson. The loaf bread right oven at , tie Law-horn's. are re daily new groceries and sworn to me, 1905.1 I; CANNON. STANCH, HODGES, Di The fall Season has opened and found tis with select line of Groceries And Provisions Cotton Bagging and Ties always on hand Fresh Goods kept con- In stock. Country Produce Bought and Sold N VILLE Carolina. ADM NOTICE. Letter m upon Parker. lo me by county, n i to all holding said estate, present them lo for jay- on or before the 4th September, will plead in bar f their re- All indebted to said estate l- make m i mi, is tin September 1906. Attorneys, Clothing, Goods, i Goods, Shoes, CAPS. Clothing. Clothing. Our line is completed, and these suits an- made from different son of clothing from is Clothing. ON In stock y designed charts It is a ready Dr. Joseph Dixon AND Ayden, N. C. . right from Negligee shirts and fancy hose, J. R- Smith Bro. your buildings by painting them with Town County lead and full line of colors, kept at J. K. Smith A Bro. for can peaches, apples, tomatoes, Ac, apply to K. H, The ladies say that Cannon Tyson have the prettiest Hue of dress in town. Fancy candies, oranges, apples and bananas at K. K. The soda fountain a will be in service from now to the end of the season. The newest and latest drinks will be found there. If you want something nice try them. Hart A Jenkins is the place to get your suit this tail, as the are handling M. r- line and can give you a nice fit. Call on Hart Jenkins for a bar rel of Columbia Flour, none better to be had anywhere. acres of land near acres in cultivation for sale by J. K. Smith Bro. us mark that means most iii everything but price tic most most qua the making the merit, and the most experience in clothes making. V cask that call and inspect our line before buying Dry Goods. Dry Goods. Our Goods line is complete and we especially invite look at our line of Dress Goods before you make your fall you Hats. Hats. Hats. In Bats you will us headquarters. n high grade hut. why pay Mi fort better satisfied than with for three the celebrated U and be no Shoes. Shoes. Shoes. Our stock of as we can make it, our purpose la to give the nest and latest styles for the least money We also carry furniture in stock, and you will complete line with us. Buy one of our Royal Elastic Felt be- cause they are superior tn all others, are sold under guarantee If not the best price refunded Perfect satisfaction when yon trade with user refunded, VI- I . NOTICE. in of Unit late of tit. this i- in notify having claims strains the of said in exhibit them on or before the 30th or th s notice will be pleaded in bar of their re- All persons to estate will please e Immediate payment. This day of August 1905. U. NOTICE CREDITORS. The Clerk of Superior having issued letters of to me, the undersigned on the day of Aug. 1905, on the estate W. E, Jolly, ed, NOTICE la hereby given to all persons Indebted to the es- to make immediate payment to the undersigned, and to all creditors of said estate their claims properly to the undersigned, with- in twelve months after date of this this notice will be plead in I their recovery. This of 1905. F. G F. Jelly on tin-estate of W. K Jolly. -ON N. C. Hand. Stock Framing x Also German Siding, Ceiling and Partition and all kinds dressed lumber necessary for building a house complete. Hills cut to or tier on short notice. Greenville Lumber Veneer Co- Central Barber Shop. Edmond Fleming, Props. Located in section the bin ii each one ever by a skilled barber. your money Our place razors sharp our towels clean. We you for past patronage ask yon when Leader in Low Prices. good service In wanted J. U. PHARMACY Ayden, N. C. Best Lighted House in the State for our Customers and their team. Brick Warehouse Greenville, N. C. Farmers bring us your Tobacco The Brick. We will always work tor your ind guarantee full market price. BRINKLEY The following Gentlemen Constitute our Working Force who are J Always glad to see you D. S. Spain Bookkeeper B. T. Bailey . S. Hardy Manager Harris lip Calculator.

ITEMS N. C, sept. 14.1005. Miss Julia Jones returned to Mo. J. H. Cheek and Julian spent Saturday and Sunday in Winterville, Harvey to He accompanied by Sam and con, of Wilson. Mr. Ben and children, of spent Sat- and Sunday with Mrs, War- Mis. R E. Mr. T. B. Ti. after spend some time with her parents. to Fountain Saturday. Mi-. Mary Branch and children spent Sunday with Mrs. k. E, Herring spent night and Sunday with friends here E. E. is away attending the Union Conference. J. R. and sister, Mrs. Canon, to visit Mrs. Mrs. Charles Benjamin Smith and family, of ville, ha tinned again this hood. A of out attend- ed church at Grove Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Worthing ton, Ayden, spent Sunday in this neighborhood. J. A Jan-ell, of Far in ville, came down Monday and the farm owned by William Tyson. Joe Wilson and Marshal went to Greenville yesterday. Several from here on the excursion today to Norfolk. WINGATE FAILED TO SHOW UP. Hit Judgment Was Entered Against Bondsmen. Tarboro, N C, young man of Rocky who is Charged an attempted assault and also a simple assault the of Mrs. Knight of this place some e ago and who was removed in from place of incarceration in the county jail here through the fear of being and through habeas corpus proceedings, failed to make his appearance at court when his cases ere called and entered against his bondsmen in each Wingate was in Tarboro Tuesday and Wednesday is to hive gone to Mount preparatory to returning for trial Thursday. It is surmised his nerve failed him after mining early morning train and much surprise was occasioned by his failure to appear. Blood thick cents. LETTER TO DR R. L CARR ITEMS. N. Mrs. William Harrell. of Drum Hill, is her son, W. T Harrell. Miss Lizzie Jones, of Greenville, is spending a few days with Mrs F. G. Whaley. Mr. E. Jacobs and son, Ernest, of are visiting the family of J. R. Jacobs. H. B. Phillips left Thursday to- attend the funeral of little Walter R sou of . B. Robertson, Va. Charlie Jennings left this morn to spend some time relatives in Virginia. Miss Mamie Bobbitt, of Nash who ha- spending several weeks with her brother. J. O. Bobbitt, left this morning for her home much to the regret of the many friends she has made while here. J. A. i on the sick St. Jas. Alford, who has been quite sick for several days, is able to be out again Mr. Mis. William Smith left this morning to spend several days with friends in Tarboro. Greenville, N. C. Dear Sir.- difference. Two neighbors their houses lead and houses about alike. Mr. A. H. Howard. Nelson, N. Y., is the who painted and saved the don't know the other. A r of both, Mr. J. H. expected to use gallon took goes further, its least merit; but that amounts to half sometimes. It costs two or three times much to paint as to boy the paint. Good reason for not painting Paint Devon then. Yours truly, F. W. CO. P. S. H. L. Can sells our paint Best twist Greenville Company Reorganizes, As of the stockholders in the Greenville Manufacturing Company had disposed of their interest, a meeting of the stock- holders was held to Dr. E, A. Move was elected president. R. L Davis vice president, and I. W. Tucker was added to the board directors. were discussed for enlarging the business of the plant. Purchase of Pamlico Railroad Formally Announced. Norfolk, Va. Sept. -An cement was made today the of the Pamlico, Oriental Western run- from Bayboro to Newborn, N. by the interests in control of the Carolina Railway. which is to run a line from Nor- folk to Beaufort, N. C, through the lumber section of North This line will be used as a branch of the main line to New Bern for terminals at that port. We will pay half cent each in cash for tags taken from Brown Williamson tobaccos in lots of goO or more. Tags must be counted and securely tied up before we will receive them. Greenville Supply Co. A Warning for Folks Who Sign Petitions Folks who sign petitions Just to see their names on the paper may learn something, the court here, just closed a judgment fur was entered against men over the county who had signed a petition to open a, public road into the eastern part of town. The commissioners opened j the road on the strength of the and the man property went through, S. colored, sued the and they will have to pay the judgment, which; amounts to about 8- each for the good and true men who were too with their Journal. Best tobacco made by Brown Williamson's. The cotton crop of ac- cording to the annual report of Sec Hester, of the New Orleans cotton exchange, was hales. NOBLES S. J- Nobles, Proprietor. door to C. L- Meals at all hours between a. m. and midnight an minutes notice. Fresh oysters every day served in any style. Prompt service and polite attention. Call in when you are hungry. SAVED HIS LIFE OUR CUSTOMERS BY TAKING ADVANTAGE OF THE HIT PRICES, Russia has her Japan her and We have OUR CUSTOMERS, Who have stood by us since the fight began and are constantly bringing in Reinforcements. WHY Because They realize that NEVER BEFORE in the history of Greenville, have they been able to secure such BARGAINS. OF UNDERSELLING TO DAZZLE AND DELIGHT YOU, at C. T. s Big Store, Greenville, N. Dr. W. H. of Char- N. will he in Greenville at Hotel Bertha on Thursday Oct. i for one day only. His practice is limited to Eye, Ear. j None, and Throat, and Fitting glasses. LANIER HILLIARD, Greenville, N. C. MARBLE MONUMENTAL WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Iron Fencing Sold STRAY TAKEN I have taken up a stray that has been running with my Stock about two months. The is sandy red color, weighs boot pound, has slit in right ear and bob tailed. Owner in notified to call for same and pay charges. MOSES EVANS. near Greenville. Best sun cured; h Williamson's. The Death Penalty. A little thing sometimes results in death. Tims a mere scratch, insignificant cuts or puny boils paid the death penalty. It is wise to have Salve ever bandy. It's the salve on earth and will prevent fa- when burns, sores, ulcers and threaten. Only at J. L. Drug Store. Putt an End to It All. A grievous wail comes as a result of unbearable pain over Dizziness, Backache, Liver complaint and constipation. But thanks to Dr. King's New Lite Pills they put an end In it all. They are gentle hut thorough. Try them. Only Guaranteed by Jno. L. Woolen, Druggist. A piano for sale at a sac- the instrument which is one of the best handled by the piano Co, was bought months ago by a gentleman who unfortunately lost bis little girl. Party willing to lose over a dollars. Cash or time, apply to G. G. or W. A. Hyman, Greenville N. C. End of Bitter Fight. physicians had a long and stubborn fight with an en my right writes J. F. Hughes Pout, Ga. gave me Everybody thought my time had come. As a last resort I tried Dr. King's New Discovery for Con- The I received was striking and I was on my Id a few days. Now I've entirely regained my all coughs, colds, throat and lung troubles. by Jno. Wooten, Price and 11.00. Trial bottles free. Makes writing carve fountain pen, beat made, Reflector Book Store. Suicide Prevented. A startling announcement that a preventive of suicide had been discovered will interest many. A down system, or invariably precede and something has been found that will prevent that condition which makes suicide likely. At first thought of self destruction take Electric It being a great tonic and will strengthen the nerves and build up the system It's also a great stomach, liver an. kidney regulator. Only Sat- guaranteed by Jno. L. Wooten, Druggist Why use Cotton Baskets when you can get Cotton Sheets at less than half the price. Ham White. m s w EASTERN REFLECTOR. D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner. No. and Friday. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1905. No. SUPERIOR COURT. September Term in Session. The September term of Pitt Superior court began this morning K. If. Jones, of Winston, presiding and Solicitor L. I. Moore representing the state. In calling over the list of jurors every man bur one answered to his name and he had not been sum- More of the business men of the town usual were on the list, several were asked To of wanting to be buyers, who one of the lawyers said were needed on the street to much com- petition as possible on the price of cotton. Judge Jones told l hem to go push cotton cents be would excuse Another who is in the horse sales business made an excuse, and was told to go and trade homes for two days and be back in conn Wednesday morning, One from country had a sick law lie could go home. A y insurance agent also let off, this the excuse. The grand as selected is composed the J. C T. II. W C. M. Tucker, R K. White- J. V. Cox, Henry Harris, W. H. Kilpatrick, David Stokes, Joe. V. Cox. Tucker, S. G. Forbes, U. S. Forbes, S. B. Richard I. r taming, M. L. j. K. Flake and W. Mines Smith is of the grand jury W. Lawrence is court oiler. The court room was during the time Judge Jones de- his charge to the jury, such good was given that only once did the sheriff call quiet. The people learn much law by listening to chat gee learned judges, and they were amply repaid in following closely all that Judge Jones said Judge Jones said there are two kinds of of and of commission and men are alike guilty when they fall to do what the law says shall be as they are when they do what the law says Shall not be done Then six divisions he dis- cussed the violations Hat should have the attention of the grand body of These were of- fences against person, against property, against peace order, against public against health, against public morals. These were discussed clearly practically, now and then with emphasis. On weapons he said that the who kept the law was left at the mercy the man who failed to keep it, this was a violation that should be rigidly enforced. most were by who carry razors to the parties and carve up their best before they leave; or the young who think it lakes a pistol In one pocket, B bottle III and a pack cigarettes to make them glow n. Helen to lynching Judge Jones said he had already told the what murder the first degree was, that is what be thinks men Commit when they band together, premeditate t in- deed, select leaders to demand the jail keys, enter the prison, take out a human being, hang him to a limb fill his body with lead. It is murder, and there is no excuse for it North Carolina. Abandonment and the double lives some men lead were referred against public morals, the effect of these upon a community were strongly sized. Gambling were also given a good shaking up when he said white man who deals in cotton futures is just as guilty as the who deals in craps. Judge Jones said so many good things in his charge that we wish all of them could referred to, but space will not permit. This is his first visit to Pitt and at the outset be convinces the people he is a good judge. following cases been dispose Geo. W. Lewis, abandonment, DEATH OF MISS MYRTLE WILSON. Popular Young Lady Summoned From Earth. Though she bad lingered at death's door for days and GAVE THEM A SCARE. avenue. Nine weeks ago Miss Myrtle pleads guilty, judgment suspended from Virginia Beach upon payment of costs. typhoid, and through Baker David f her Too Much Crowding Around the Bar and Jury Box. Yes, sir, it is warm in the . room, and Judge Jones is making was not unexpected, ,,,,,,,. ,. , . I it still hotter for those fellows who announcement this morning that i, . ,., . m; m .-. , , get and costs days on the Miss Myrtle was dead A . . . , . , . . , And he made a sadness to many hearts. f She passed away a quarter box for past three o'clock this morning, at the home her parents, Mr. and i T., a n -ii-i i Ibero are times, especial y if Mrs. S. B. on Dickinson ,. , . the court room is anything like were in a few minutes affray, plead guilty, Frank Baker and costs, David Haughty fined and costs. Atkinson, assault with deadly weapon, pleads guilty, lined dollars and costs Alonzo injury to stock, pleads guilty, judgment suspended upon payment of costs. Bill disturbing religious worship, pleads guilty, fine-i and costs. Pink assault with deadly weapon, pleads guilty, costs. Mary nuisance, pleads guilty, fined costs. Frank Anderson John Teel, affray, John Teel plead guilty. Isaac Hemby and Ola Atkinson, assault with deadly weapon, not guilty. Swindell, assault with deadly weapon, pleads guilty, lined and costs. Elias disturbing religious worship, pleads guilty, lined and costs. Frank James, assault with dead- weapon, pleads guilty, sentenced days in jail with leave to be worked roads. Joe Johnson, carrying concealed weapon, pleads guilty, sentenced CO days in jail leave to work on roads. Tyson, resisting officer, guilty, days jail with leave to work on roads. Willie Latham, larceny, pleads guilty of forcible trespass, suspended upon payment costs. Tyson, appeal from may- or's court for disorderly conduct, plead guilty, judgment suspended upon payment ousts. Zeb W. Brown and Arthur Kayo, affray, guilty, Brown lined and costs, Mayo half costs. Sun Cox Hilliard Cox, fray, not guilty. and Jordan affray, guilty. Joe rocking trail, pleads guilty, sentenced months in j with leave to work on Joe on, pleads guilty, judgment pended upon payment of costs. Peter carrying conceal- ed weapon, guilty, fined and costs. The case of Samuel for murder, was set Monday of next week. Stephen Moore, larceny, guilty receiving. J. E. Nichols, with dead- weapon, guilty of simple assault, and guilty of as with deadly weapon in other cases against him. John cruelty to animals, not guilty. Herbert Byrd, cruelty o mall, pleads guilty, lined and costs. assault with deadly weapon, pleads guilty, lined and costs. Peter Atkinson, assault with deadly weapon, not guilty. W. H. Elks, forcible trespass, not guilty. condition was serious. Nothing that love or skill could perform for restoration was undone, her full, that many crowd in the cross aisle and hang on the bar jury railing and officers frequently have to them bock to seats. light Judge Jones commanded as he saw Sheriff Tucker with the bunch rounded up and forcing them through the of the bar. men been Mining, the judge i when l in- officer lined I hem was ., i I before bench. our most estimable young . and was popular with every I She chose teaching for her work and no teacher in the county but death conquered in the battle and claimed her for a victim, the hearts of parents lives rent in grief, and friends bowed Miss Myrtle Wilson they were block ins aisle and I told them several limes to move back would not do Turning to the quaking suns of ever she loved both ,, ,. . his Honor asked do yon think is was more devoted to duty. What- ever she she by pupils parents. was a member of the Baptist church and ever faithful to her Christian duties. Besides the parents i-lie leaves three brothers and three sisters mourn their loss. These are W. B., Frank and Eugene Wilson, Mis Jr., and Misses Nannie and Lillie Wilson. The funeral will place Wednesday, being held Baptist church and Inter in Cherry Hill cemetery. Daily Reflector the sheriff, the or your and c i i all to make judge ill i ruled be lei go mail no i ii In , up i who blocked th- aisle or failed to obey orders, and i- would let the try n while in jail, was a om-, n goes without there iii flout afterward, PERSONALS AND SOCIAL Monday, September T. W. Whitehurst spent Sunday in Bethel. W. H. Cox, of spent today here. C. O. Brown went over Mar- tin today. B. F. Belts left this for a trip Virginia. J. B. Higgs left this morning on a trip across the sound. Miss Matilda returned this morning from Ayden. Poster of Norfolk, is spending a few cays here. Misses Maud Nixon and Mar James spent Sunday at W. B. James is home a nip in the western pan of the Md-i A. J. Moore, of is visiting his son, L. i j Moore. G. M. Ellis to evening and returned morning. Jim returned evening from a visit an If. S, has moved into Ho new hint in Sou. Green ville J. S. Miss Minnie, I. ion a I rip to Mrs. of Baltimore, II. Ii. Will-a and have gone mil i nine I daughter-, visiting he Mill Myrtle Wilson's Funeral. The funeral of Miss Myrtle sou, who died Tuesday was held this afternoon at l o'clock. The services was held church, conducted by Rev. A. T. King, of Richmond, listed by Key. J. E the church. The pall bear- were T. M. Hooker, W. ; to spend a few day. and Mis. T. J. Jarvis Saturday evening from Tuesday, September C. E, Bradley returned Monday evening from Tarboro. Miss a visit to W. M. Pugh has moved into Mrs. Sutton's house on Sutton lane Mrs. J. L. Moore this morning from a visit in county. Congressman Claude Kitchen, of Scotland Neck, came Monday evening. Miss Mildred Carr returned Monday evening a visit to -on. W. B. James and little sou, Willie, went to Monday I evening. r. and Mrs. A. K. home Monday evening ii-.- Maggie Doughty returned home Monday from n .-ii Va. Mm. ll. Cozart, of Wilson, who ha been visiting Miss . M , home today. A. J. Moore, Whitakers win. was his son, L. I. More, returned home today. L. A. Gotten, has b . visiting his parents at Cotton- dale, returned to New today. Mrs. t;. IS. Tucker, who been visiting relatives in ibis section, returned home this morning. W. H. has returned from where he held a meeting last week. He says the meeting was a great Mrs. of Rocky Mount, who had been here to W. H. W. L. Brown. It Carper and I. James, There were number of floral tributes Hint attest ed tho high esteem in which the deceased was held. f J. Garden, Wiley Brown,. candy which was very highly Delightful refresh ; meats served. In Honor Miss Margaret Blow At l Mr. ., I. Blow the Fourth streets, Monday, a delight- evening -pent by the many friends of Miss Blow. One of the of guessing lie. J. W. Alien Ayden Percy and Mia, Tuesday evening. Bryan tied the prize the former drew it. Mis. K. B. and two of of Richmond, The was a nice box Saturday Tuesday evening, visit to K i, i and other points, attend the funeral other sister Misses Clyde and j and remained a Skinner went to Ayden Saturday return- returned this morning Mrs. and September son. Walter Linden, returned evening from a visit to Scotland Neck. Mrs. I,. L. and child- IN MEMORIAM. It was Miss Whitakers, came in Satin- and she was the recipient of many evening to visit Mrs. II. T. b presents. King. Nora Bradley, of Tarboro. Just So It's a Picture. ho has been visiting the ignorance is it home this makes no The colored here at court, M inlay, who was wearing a In-l Parker campaign ion f. it as any of the of Dr. M. I. Fleming, Hamilton, Sunday evening to Visit i Johnson. Mrs. Fl-i. . . Tell coin i a i y The Patient Circle of the King's not special session I at the residence Mis. A. L. Blow o pay a lust i of respect t the of a beloved and use- the order, Mrs. A. u. .,.,. ,. . , Night Sr., whose death has cause deep sorrow in out midst. o Since the organization of the Nights in a Bar Ole Mis. has ever been lo whole ten nights of its most useful, efficient and Play, Saturday generous members; answering with night, was not in shape to W K heart and soul into every the car to get oil with for the betterment of the Sunday morning. He needy within her reach. In played his part too meet of the slate conventions Mrs. has taken active part in the deliberations of that larger Had Large Crowd, and her Dam a has figured i A very large crowd gathered honorably on its rolls. The circle under tent of the Frank E. Galloway, of Snow Hill, is here attending court. c V. York returned Tuesday evening from. a trip up the road. Mis. hie Blow left this morn- for Greensboro to attend school. J. of Snow i- attending court. Mi-. C. . Patrick, .-I Ayden, It-day her.- with Miss i i C. Tyson has returned from Norfolk and where he had been for in the hospital-. M. F. and Miss of Chatham, i who have been visiting her sou. Mrs. J. J. Mi Martha returned day evening from a trip to Rich- Miss R. as a whole tenders expressions company, Saturday night who were its deepest sympathy to the re- witness Nights in a Bar the funeral of Mrs. family where her loss will Some of the characters retarded home Sunday Indeed be Irreparable. I in play were very good Circle of much enjoyed. performance as a whole was Federal Court Jurors. A term of Federal court will be Trains Don't Connect. No die of mailing letters in the held in New beginning Oct. afternoon now, or going to tho 23rd. The jurors evening train with the expectation are Elias W J Flem. of making connection at L B W H Edwards Thai thing is done for now, and it and S A Stocks. is wait until next day. County Superintendent W. went to Grifton evening to look after opening of the graded school there this morning. II. and sister, Miss Rocky Mount, who were here attending the funeral of Mrs. E. A. returned home this morning. Mis. F, C Hauling and little returned this morning from Miss Marv of who has been the in, ill returned home ; day Mis. Julian two daughter-, of Raleigh, who have been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B, K. Gotten, at returned home A. King, of former pastor the Baptist church hi re, in Tuesday evening to conduct the service the funeral of Miss Myrtle Wilson. Mrs. C. Wells, of Wilson, ho came to attend the funeral of her sister. Mrs. A. and has since been visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. King, re- turned home today. Want of Money. Strangers coming down from the depot are sometimes heard to ask, don't they do something to this Because there is not anything to do ii with, is the beet reason we know. i,

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