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in N. C, There is n i e I now. -1 M Mis. Charles and . v.-r me river. i ion. n Mm u with MU -H- M Marc a mm earn i. l. ;. . John V, hi i.- ii- B Batu i her HI Mr. Mis. V I kiss spent Saturday night and the i- Will Seaman and i Snow Kill. with . . d Button, . U I and with Miss Eva ville came I'm to v vii If, Jo VI II i . H i I . ,. ,. r be lib ii There is no h km ; . i i be i et i tile, lost s- en ii-- Cure. druggist. . . . . LETTER TO E. ;. FLANAGAN, -N. C, a Km Keeper of Your Reputation is i-t la ;. A In i HUM i t e mi.- the full. The reputation I Be his . are keeping bis pan dealer he is lie i less except in the of y at will. The truth of above . evident when it is the who He ii v-i tin- pm i granting tin i i many have equipment and i i teal They I do the skill of I e If the skill of pad i so t. . ,, ii ; ii ii. i ii in lake any i i the or the n Kurd mi it ii IT l I k II U . Kill Wei I It I he In ti ma i o a the had over year i i in re lira and guarantee that i . i Mile 1- i- by the label c in ire ii offer Ilia in-i. town C Dear Mr. Frank doe i . P.;. l vii- it dial of i. of iv u i I'll, Co, him do He I am more than pleased with Job. I bad third of the t fat over now of druggist, job, a old or more, palmed h e, ; i Win t a we have in all through the same same to find v. i on ii house Experience Yours truly, p. u. .-. i O H. . i . lie pile- sunburn, letter and all and wee, Witch M I Pull ll. I- II ii . itching and i drew Are of n mil heal I I . old sons, . quickly cured by nine i. no iii , and lie- Sold by John L. Woolen, After ii v an attack of K . is a thorough . -ii ; j Dy, en a, i Weak , I Breath nM n i. . J . NEW MARKET. I have opened up u new in tin meal market, mill an- to furnish nice, fresh, fat, beef and pork, also barbecue TO THE LADIES. The Southern Father Cleaning Company now located In and are mil with la teal ma- for washing and cleaning Feathers process doe not injure the feathers W .- call for and deliver your work i I'd or no charge made . also pay cash prices for old new Th. Southern Feather Cleaning Co, Greenville, N. C. Always Hand. Nice Choice Steak cents Lu per pound. Roast Bed at per lb.; Greenville Lumber ft Veneer Go Stock Framing I-. ti x ft- Also German Siding, and Partition and all kinds i es for building a house Bills cut to or i Stew Beef at per lb. My terms are cash we a share of your pal s tor honest dealings, J. J. JONES. Central Barber Shop. Fleming, Props. Located In main the town. Pour operation and one presided our by a barber. Our place is inviting, ran our clean We thank yon fur and ask yon whet service in p. R. L. Caw. Dentist. Chew the tobacco Vs. Li. v Dental Surgeon Greenville. The Reflector Job is place to set your work done. i lie LANIER Greenville, N. C. MARBLE MONUMENTAL WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Iron Fencing Sold Colossal Sacrifice f Beyond the Pate OF- Ordinary Expression. The Entire Stock HIVE Greenville, N. C. At on the Dollar by The National Salvage Co. Thousands embraced The Golden Opportunity Presented during the past four you numbered among those present. There has never been in the his- of Local Merchandising a sale that will compare with this. The best and great- est values now stare you in the face. The Important question is, can justice to yourself overlook a chance like this to save at least per cent, of your that you will need these goods for fall and winter wear. The most Array of Mystifying Bargains ever gathered under one roof now your Inspection. The living present is the Golden Opportunity. Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Furniture, and Matting must all go at your own PRICE. Ask any one of the thousands who have been to see even better still, come and see for yourself. Every article guaranteed. ill Purchasers of THE BEE HIVE Stock, GREENVILLE, N. C. Y TA K KN UP. Pub an to It All. I have taken up n A conies I'll- been i with a from End of Bitter right. bail n long and on i my right Live, am, am, , G .,, Pi my time had i, r, Ai I tried Dr. t. i all are gentle New tor borough. by .,,,. l, I The Death Penalty. lea few days. Now I've entirely A little .,. A by two mouth. TI boat ii red pounds, baa em mill boo tailed. Owner in notified to en II for name and pay charge. near over taxed organs. Backache in death. a mere I In, cuts or the handled by the V , have death penalty. . M. . Price Trial bottles free. piano Co, its is wine to have ago by a Salve ever It's the lost little salve on earth and will prevent fa, to lose over a when burn, Bores, dollar. Cash or time, apply boy at Only at to G. O. or W. A. Western to J. L. Drug Greenville N. C. i begin Get. 1st. Apply at office. Suicide Prevented. A Startling announcement u preventive of suicide had been discovered Will interest many. A run down system, or invariably precede suicide has been found that will prevent that condition which makes suicide likely. At the drat thought of self destruction take It being a great tonic and will strengthen nerves build up the system. also a great stomach, liver and regulator. Only Hal- guaranteed by Jno. L. W Druggist. THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner. and Friday. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE VOL No. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1905. No. SUPERIOR COURT. Why ii-i- when you can get n Sheets at less than half the price. s w September Term in Noah Forbes, Walter ANOTHER TRAIN NEEDED. Lizzie administratrix of Can Be Had With Proper United Effort The following cases have been Wooten, tor H ha been apparent that since U. W. King, of a daily train is needed The grand jury o Saturday I Anne ice, for branch of Atlantic Coast afternoon made the following re- j Jr., failure to and The be- port to the keep up bridge across road, the time ripe to We the Grand Jury the term Dot the proper effort is beg leave to report; that we have I acted on ail bills aiming n and reported to court; that we have no other bill to be acted on. That we have visited I home the poor, and that we RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT. Adopted by Lad et Baptist i h. Whereas, it pleased Sod t remove from our midst Miss Myrtle Wilson, our beloved sister and friend, therefore be it 1st. That we bow in hum- to Hun who two years all things well, we, in behalf of the an effort was made to get members of the Missionary and train on road that for a time Aid of Memorial Baptist Jim Wiggins, disturbing-religions like would meet with sue- church, feel we have I- st a not but other came along j valuable and member, Ransom Mobley J. ; the movement a sweet and noble Gray, affray, guilty, fined tune bring. A Sunday train all who her an earnest Jim Wiggins, assault with dead- weapon, guilty, lined f and costs. found the premises an excellent half costs, Gray lined put on, but this was of no and whose condition. We called on wife and asked to visit the room of each Inmate, which was complied with and we to inspect each room and see each inmate. Of each we asked these yon get plenty of food and clothing and comfortable To which all save two, and these two said such as it But there are two inmates we wish to call to. One a fourteen years of age idiot in deplorable con- She is unable to walk or talk be kept in a char tied during the day, she is in a with a woman not less than years of age, i a helpless condition, but conditions make it necessary for to wait on this child, both and day, such as putting her to bed dressing The other i insane girl confined in a in with shutters and bare, in which not be comfortable recommend these two girls, inmates be arranged for in way. ion Mr. Hardy deserve credit for the way the home is kept. Also, we nave visited the con- camp found it in good condition. of prisoners i good. Ann we believe that the camp is properly ordered and kept. W e have visited county jail and found that it is kept in did condition, mm that the prison- are well cared for. We have inspected court and found that the building need some little the way of re pairs to the walls, II ion, shutters, etc. Also, we recommend a be bought the clerk's office that bis business be more transacted to both the clerk public. following cases have bee; disposed of since last L. E. Smith, carnally knowing female under years of age, lined ousts, and also to pay and In proceedings. Zeke Harris, disturbing public uncling, guilty. Prank Anderson, not guilty. Scott Tun age, larceny, not Frances larceny, not guilty. Severn cues against the tic Line railroad arising of the tr tin Brace, having been settled c came up for to lie. entered. These Mike Atkinson, administrator of Jackson Atkinson, J. W. Allen, administrator Adelaide tor V. G. of George Walker, for Flanagan, administrator of Alex Bullock, for B Ar- Moseley, of Nelson Peebles, for B. F. administrator of W. E. for and half cost. benefit except life was a constant and unfailing Vines and Sundays and to give people source of and comfort. Vines, larceny and receiving, not who desired to do so 2nd. Thai we extend Io the be- guilty. , to travel on yet family deepest Samuel murder, not Bunch forcible pass, guilt v, judgment pended upon payment of costs. Charles Williams, not guilty. Hid not help the congestion of. cay in this hour of pain ;. lit and the slow handling and eek days Then there was a of in evening Connection with trains from Kin-Ion that relief to passengers and mail Sam Brown, assault deadly when the c could la- weapon, plead guilty, sentenced to jail with leave to be assigned to work on roads. Sam Brown, carrying concealed weapon, pleads guilty, suspended upon payment of costs. Nathaniel Raid, , guilty, sentenced jail will, leave to lie assigned to road-. Alonzo Barrett, with deadly weapon, Will Wait Half Hour It has been given out that trail on the A. N. C. road will wail at Kinston until p. in., the arrival of the A. U. L. trail This will enable connection to In made if the A. O. b. is over half hour late. dues SO lie good. Marriage License. Register of Deeds R. William issued licenses to the couples since last WHITE. J. S. Wooten and Mary Gardner. Redding Edwards and Nelia Mangum. Daniel Blount and Ella Fair Jackson. H. M. and Fannie Patrick. Nathan and Pollard. Frank Lewis and Martha A. Curtis IDS. and Louisa Teel. mule. Now by of tin- mad this to- .- bloke . teal all this branch Co line is e , i ii and on ad. and I hi HI mad In of th . -i u r d. I works US of t ;. travel. T --r on mi road twit c nail a d And on , rain I ha, i compelled e I cal and i- -is III before, could be remedied with i i rain p mail --lid car t laving Wei- don morning on a return In the evening. This Improvement, however, i led our people continue n keep Silent n-n i-k for With proper it be had i In now tune to be lug. pray that of may and them in their ii re a 3rd, That a copy of lie upon the of the societies, j copy be sent for publication, also me to t he tarn Miss i Mrs. W. Baker, -Com. Mrs. B. Ernest Chewed Ear Nearly Off. Pope, tin-man Jones, porter, on the A. C. L passenger got on the train before it reached Kinston night, Pope chewed ear off The row was squelched and the two putting up the train, but they started oil, in the presence of Capt. George Jones knocked Pope down, thus renewing the row. wore however, anything more serious win- done. Both are colored men. Kinston Free Press. PERSONALS AND SOCIAL Monday, September W. B. James went to Kinston Sunday evening. W. H. went to Ayden Sunday evening. A. M. Moseley returned this morning from Mrs. H. W. of New Bern, is relatives J. B. returned Saturday evening from a to Mr. Charlie skim n returned Saturday evening m a trip to Baltimore. Miss Essie of Bethel. i in Sunday evening to visit Mrs. J. Keel. Rev. J. A. went to Rocky Mount this morning to hold a there. J. Y. Monk returned from a visit and other points. Mrs. C. E. Bradley and returned Saturday evening a visit to Tarboro. J. V. Brine ant son Frank returned Saturday evening from a visit to Scotland Neck. Frank and Bi-c-mi Wilson ibis morning for Baltimore where they will attend school. Kev. W. Washing- ton, who bus been preaching home tin- inn The Great Van Show. will have opportunity of visiting one of i lie -bows of the The tire-, Van Show will pitch lent in Greenville ; Oct. 10th. show promises year and than ever before. The many up features by show are novel and Pb horses and trained ponies an ill best. camel, lions and a large collection of trained are to be seen the grand free street parade, in the forenoon on the of exhibition. FALL OPENING; J. B Cherry Co Entertain the Ladies B. Co., held op- fall and opening at Ills are always ward to pleasure by tin ladies for know Ibis drill Coming Next Week. The Vaudeville and Comedy Company, with a strong corps of special stage artists, will appear Masonic Temple opera house for one night only on Friday. Oct. 6th. evening, . i. i i, i . Snow Hill today. vein up the read his morning. to I ill- lieu Jack Cherry, of Norfolk, came ii Tuesday evening. T. S. Rag-dale, of In Tuesday evening In vi-it n- brother, W. H. Rev. K. a c J . Moore left this morning to attend the Presbytery that meets Henderson. D. C James left morning for Baltimore Intake a is going to a the an. Dr. J. E. Nobles returned Tues a;, evening from Norfolk, has been for We an- very o back and well NEWS Governor Glenn has hi hi- New England A hundred do , mill it. m be located m At Elizabeth City Superior court ii id tigers. A aged years a W. M. Wilkinson who has made I bride HI were the contracting par- his home in Tarboro, came Sun a marriage at Winston a day evening and returned there few days ago. ibis . , Evangelist George Stuart has Walter Sheppard came closed a great meeting in High day evening from the Oxford Point and I now holding a asylum to relatives and near Greenville. Durham. LETTER To E. M. Greenville, N. C Dear costs as much to put on poor paint as saying mid costs much more to put on poor paint; more gallon. Poor paint is paint o paint or paint aim carries the best , bad, of this seas j Or and chalk or there being a great land or paint lion velvets and t o-e the others. It takes more gallons paint i d a than paint; i d t be coat of I he labor cloaks and ruin much a Hid many other pretty much as tilings. fr deco-l This is the way to reckon your with autumn for this year; but bow about next g lie i id a-, d . aid . I. crochet in all over ice us and the railroad truck Mrs. M. D. Higgs returned Bat- men evening Baltimore j They were struck I y where she has to purchase the train and killed. tall and winter line of millinery T. Tuesday, G. to this morning. Rev. F. has returner from W. J. Smith and son, went to Richmond this morning. Mrs. P. C. returned evening from visit to M Airy. Mis- Lena Matthews Monday evening u Visit in Baltimore. Mrs. W. J. Smith and two of her children went to Bethel Pi ii morning to i Sent to Roads. John Henry Gray, a of color, was a disturbance on Five Points Tuesday night. Policeman Clark attested him when the showed the billet had to used over his head, Gray is now paying his fun with thirty days on roads. Best twist paves and r d II over-. colored chrysanthemums Liven to the ladies who i lulled i opening. BLOOD IS THICKER THAIS WATER Paint and next yea, nothing; year after nest the same same fur several years. Paint anything else, and your costs according to what you pa ill with. Some of the mistimes near one some some three- It costs twice, throe times, four tunes, live limes, us much to paint with a cheat us to paint with Yours truly, F. W. P. B, H. L. our pain,. Just received anew supply of percales ginghams First of the season, new j for D- M. Johnson wheat at M. Co. N. C. Fakers following in the wake of Ami u g fleeced a number of people at farmer was but coed out of live hundred dollars. The suit M. Bernard for damages for raining a in has been started in Wake county Superior conn by i e rather of i be girl. A colored woman of Elizabeth left new born babe in be woods near town. The cries of tin-child attracted laborers who were passing and it was found in to its life. The was arrested. A ease nu, of the . e l Monday. A a a. mis, a man man the hi- home to e w ah rial held winter no Blown went Mount this morning position there. to Jock, to take ii So is Soft Soap. When e tell Country is perfectly pure and can refer on to many of your neighbor who have used it and a-e well we offer you tacts and not soap. We are sale agents Town Country paint. Beware of imitation. Baker Hart. Wholesale mid distributor, j of Beth who has been visiting Mrs. J. Keel, returned home this morning. H. Atkinson, Raleigh, can e iii Monday to gel up an opera for the benefit of the Methodist Dr. and Mr-. X. came Monday to Mrs. Alice Harper and returned home to la Mr. and Mrs, W. A. Bowen little son returned Monday even from market when Mr. Bowen has been to fall and winter goods. September C. V. York spent Tuesday up the road. Rev. E. Cox i ohm nod Tuesday evening from a visit to Hamilton. II I . is ice wool com ill d ii tin in din-form, the man was guilty and was lined hid tin- mad h i he pm. to the whereupon Hie r- i mo mi sentenced him to u a ,,. I. to. iii i mp of com t. was taken from his home ti j to the sentence. Opening The white school will open 2nd. colored -cm will open Sept. It is Important that nil children who expect to attend should cuter is soon us possible. W. Dove. We will pay half cent each in cash for taken Brown a Williamson tobaccos in lots of or more. Togs must be counted and tied up before we i Supply Co. aw ., W

GRAND FALL OPENING OAKLEY ITEMS. With Pleasure We Announce OUR Grand FALL OPENING Will be Mela in n n Our buyers have spared no trouble while in the VI ll I U j to procure for your inspection the latest styles and best values in wearing apparel, You cannot afford to miss seeing this this display. A Pretty Souvenir for Each Visitor on This Occasion. YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO CALL. J. B. STORE. N. C, A. Congleton and wife spent days at last week. Miss Mary Taylor last week after spending a f.- days in Tarboro. Mrs. J. T. Jenkins daughter Mrs. Rogers, Wednesday. a crowd from here attended Great Swamp Sunday. K. Buck left Saturday on the p. m. train for to -i Sunday but he found the mosquitoes so, bad he walked back same night. Vi e have i ii town, no beet o tole old here known too over years old, ii been fed M much is three in lust G. B. family, Sunday here, Hie u Mi- Sallie Williams J. W . pent Sunday here with M. Skinner. Saturday toe Oakley and Eureka team met the ville diamond. game cloned in favor o Oakley. boys l; some team will over give I hem a little la tit-- fourth time these elate have played and it to in V lam r i f r ; I l I i m hit to lake the little office bin I to s. e how I will heat HI get elected there will he beau old time coin shucking. W. X. . l Spent last with Scientifically Constructed. ULTRA, A Shoe for Women. THE ULTRA SHOE for women is made with careful reference to the most minute details and so perfected in its numerous styles there is no other man's shoe on the market selling at the price the Ultra does, its superior, if its equal. Here is the fundamental basis of a perfect shoe. We employ our own expert designers, and every Ultra Shoe is made over a last scientifically constructed In meet th- closest variations of width and size in footwear The Ultra Shoe meets every requirement of the many whims We carry SHOE, for men, In Oxfords, Tans, etc Pulley Be wen, THE HOME Whats the Use to Cry OVER MiLK v -y HOG STRAYED. One v. v. . i ,, , i ;, swallow I in left ear. left fore leg i whit Been m sine Kith, give a id for ill formal ion leading t sow. J. W. Smith. B. F. D. Greenville, X C GET WISE and look over our elegant line Art Squares, Curtains, Carpets and Mattings. We sell tin- only The Buck stove. Von furnish the family We'll furnish the home. To Publishers and Printers We have an entirely new process, on patent are pending, whereby we can reface old Brass Col and Hi-ad Rules. pt. and thicker, and make them fully as good as now an i without any unsightly knobs or left on the bot- tom. PRICES Head regular lengths each L. S Head Ruled Inches in over per TAFT VANDIKE. Home Outfitters. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, September and A sample of Rule, will be cheerfully sent on application. Printers Supply Co. cf Type High Grade Material N. Ninth Street. Philadelphia. Pa. UP and PANTS UP. Made to Measure. Cleaning, Dying and Pressing. clothing a specially, I also clean and dye laces, PAUL Tailor, Greenville, N. C. Don't you need a ledger or other blank booklet They are at Reflector Book Store. We shall have on display on the above named dates, samples of STRAUSS of Chic-go. These sure the best tailors in the world, will have on display Tuesday, Wednesday and or the seasons newest goods. Come and investigate. C. L. Wilkinson Co. A LOGICAL As Wrong Had Done, Somebody Had to Suffer. Did ever hear of the robber who tried enter story window in Cairo and broke in- , Well, the robber went lo the and complained about it. the man's window badly made or be wouldn't have fallen out, and so lie wanted justice. The cm reasonable, and lie .-um- j mooed the owner of the house. The owner confessed the was r- built, hut claimed that the car- was to blame, not he. This struck the as Bound logic, mid he sent for the carpenter. charge is. alas, too -aid the carpenter, was at fault, and couldn't lit a good win- So the impressed with the reasonableness of argument, sent for the mason. The man plead- ed guilty, hut explained that a pretty girl in a blue gown had pass- ed the building while be was at work mid that his attention had been diverted from his duty. The thereupon demanded the girl be brought before him. is die said, I am pretty, but is no fault of mine. If gown attracted the mason the dyer should be punished and not said the for the The dyer was brought to the liar and pleaded guilty. Thai settled it. The told the robber to take the guilty ti l to bis house mid lung him from I he and people rejoiced justice had been don.-. pretty soon the crowd returned to the court, complaining that the dyer was too lung to be proper- banged from his .-aid the who by that lime was getting tired of the and find a short dyer and hang him. Somebody's got to How Clove Trees Are Raised. Zanzibar is the principal source of world's clove supply. The seed.- arc planted in long trenches and kept well watered, mid in the course of forty days the shoots pear ground They are care- fully watered and looked alter for I years, when should be about three feet high. Then they arc thirty feet well watered until they become rooted. Prom that time they require only ordinary cure. In five or years they come into hear- when they are of the size of or- pear lives and very shapely. Then the young plantation is a sight. The leaves of various shade- of green tinged with serve i p set off the clusters of dull red clove buds. INSTANCES Or ECONOMY. One Man Who Batter Because It Was Cheaper Than to Die. the candle that beside his deathbed, saying that was good to die had worthy rival in the ii French officer who thus explained to a wondering Englishman bow he contrived to live upon a pension of you, mine friend, it i- simple you do know it. On Sim- day I dine on fiend of mine, and den do eat so much I vast more Den on Wednesday do bin one great big dish of tripe, and make me sol sick can eat Sunday Even this masterpiece of however, is fairly matched the exploit recorded of a rich bat parsimonious English merchant who had been ordered abroad for the good bis health. But his health to get very little good by the for he came hack la- went was thought to hi actually dying when ship came in sight of Southampton, the port for which she was bound. Hearing this, the captain himself went down to see if anything could be done for his passenger. But the whose temper was evidently not all improved by approaching end, received him very sullenly and would hardly utter a word At length the asked inn Ii do they charge a man for lauding on was the reply. how much is the charge, then, for h tiding a cot ed the in man, with i. answered tin surprised captain. d the invalid, with a burst of righteous indignation, you suppose, my friend, that Ii i -in Ii n . as pay . l id. ex- for dying, you're very much n Sooner than lei myself be upon to that extent ii is recorded that he did. Angeles Times, Secret Good Coffee the best housekeepers cannot make a good cup of without good material. Dirty, adulterated and blended coffee such as unscrupulous dealers shovel over their counter won t do. But pure, clean, natural flavored LION fa sf an tho coffee that for over a quarter of a century Las been welcomed in millions of make a drink fit for a king in this HOW TO MAKE GOOD COFFEE. boll It too long. TWO WAYS TO SETTLE COFFEE. of COFFEE, it. in tut lire. only in lb. on these Lion-heads for premiums SOLD BY GROCERS EVERYWHERE CO., Toledo, Ohio. Sleep Comfortable -BY. SLEEPING ON THE BEST. Royal Elastic Felt Mattresses are to all others. THE SANITARY Coffee and Tea Maker A Patent A. urn in tun which fits inside of any fee away with Eggs or Sack, and Needs no Try One and Your Coffee Will be better. ECONOMICAL and CLEANLY. YOUR THEM i-r OF THE CONDITION -01 The Captain's Comment. An old tea captain Ins mute. feeling hungry, the other afternoon went into a restaurant on the eater front and ordered dinner. The waiter, with considerable flourish, placed a plate of thin, watery look- liquid before each of them. fellow, what's this shouted the captain, gazing in amazement at the concoction hi- nose. . replied the nailer. shouted the old dog. to hi- mate think of that Here and me have been sailing on ail our lives never it till Post-Intelligencer. Sun Your Cells. We need something that by us and helps us to smile or even laugh over the worries and that tides over the blue mid I ho depressing Saturday and all the Intermediate days of fret and source of positive cheer. Because of the lack of this people have gone mad in their chilly, sad colored life cells These are not always inside of prison wall-, nor are all the prison- en convicts. Low spirited and de pressed views of life may lock as in as effectually as a Wonderful most celebrated history, uniting miraculous sharp- with wonderful elasticity, are undoubtedly the hi ides of cue. The sabers of Japan, although as hard as a diamond and taking an edge so acute that they will go through a pillow or poker as if the were air, cannot compete with the old Syrian -words because they haw no elasticity. This elasticity is not altogether a as even to- day one may see in Toledo, Spain, blades packed in coils like watch springs, Swords won made the century in that rival- ed in edge and bending qualities the famous Damascus blades. At the imperial factory of in the I rah, some were turned out which bent till the point touched and which would also cut through iron bar. than this no Made ever done or can do. Arithmetic and Teacher If your mother twenty-live yards of and ii dress requiring hut eighteen yard- how much would she have left Little can't make her own dresses. She has tried often, and they are always either too she sent it to a dressmaker, how much would the -in r -end back Little Depends on which dressmaker she sent it to. Some wouldn't back any. Teacher she m ii an honest one Little Girl- of the honest- cut things waste so that there i- never left, no mat- how much -end BANK OF FARMVILLE, FARMVILLE. N. C. A I HE CLOSE OF BUSINESS. AUG. Our piece Enamel Iron Beds are as the best every Royal Elastic Mattress and bed is sold under guarantee-If not the best, price re- funded. OUR STOCK IS IN EVERY DETAIL Floor Covering of every description, Sideboards, China closets. Book Cases, Parlor Suits and Chairs of all kinds. WHEN TOD NEED FURNITURE You will be consulting the interest of your pocket book to investigate our stock. Our and Bed are perfection in making. Try a pair. A. H. Taft, NEXT DOOR TO SAM WHITE'S. c tines 1,800.60 from 6,466.76 v- 1.126.62 4,809.00 Capital stock pd in Undivided profits sub to check 18,616.36 Carolina, I I. J. Davis Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemn- statement is true to the best of knowledge and belief. J. R. DAVIS, and sworn to be- f--r- this 26th day of Au- 1900 J V. JOHNSTON, Notary Public. Correct- T. L. K, R. L. DAVIS, Directors. SALE AND EXCHANGE STAPLES MULES, -EMINENT EDUCATOR'S The North Carolina STATE NORMAL AND INDUSTRIAL COLLEGE Presidents Office. Greensboro, X. r , August 1905. Life insurance Company, N. Enclosed you will find a remittance for the full annual on my policy In your company, and with it I wish to my congratulations upon the extraordinary record of the company the month of its life have taken out this policy for i the substantial business men who are backing the company. Because I like the lorn, of the Income Indemnity Policy. I desire very much to encourage, so lams I am insurance North Carolina, in order that we nay send of our capital insurance companies to build country instead t our own. Very truly pours, CHARLES D. tau LIFE INSURANCE COM- a pp.,, to and are bought by Intelligent and far seeing people, i his the business of the company is more than a week Since beginning July o more M PAID FOR LIFE INSURANCE N. C. H. A. WHITE, A Mean Trick. the so mean then the meanest that ever do you think she did night of her party she put a phonograph in the and now she had a record of ail the foolish things said by no than seven making And she won't tell us who even one of the in mil cl won . Institute is. Women and , Com . .- . Z .- The Old Japan. Two ago i ha traveler I ad been allowed, would hue seen in public place- following declaration Chinese charm i rs, long as the sun shall warm the ill, let no be so bold as to come to Japan, and let ail know that the him . If or die Christ r;, f , v ,, ,, this command pay fur nil his A Scene A bishop was once lo din- at a certain house. During the course of the meal he was surprised to hear the little daughter of the house slate that it was dangerous to o church. do you say said the bishop. said the little child, heard papa telling Sunday there a i. gun in th i and the canon was in the reading and the choir in, and the drowned the We will keep a full stock of horses and mules on hand all the season. We are prepared to furnish an; kind of; want, draft horses, fine drivers farm W e the finest mules that can be bought. We Is., buy or trade for any kind of mules or horses, will buy anything from a plug to driver. Come to see tis. we have not got what yon want we will it. R. L. CO. Hairy Skinner. Harry Skinner, H. W. Whedbee. n. w. SKINNER j W. I Is k HP Longest Name In the World. The in--. ; Inn of the long- est name in the world is in Wale-. name is II II- which i- uh for and purposes into P. The of r will made easier If it be n d the Welch is pronounced like in e like the in while tin pronounced almost like though more accurately like of the . , . I i- u ,. ;. i, I . ii e- Will i i i i-r Win Norfolk, Va. Factors and Bugging, Ties-mil lit. ii. TONSORIAL PARLOR, Hopkins, Daniel Davis, Props Cleanliness our Motto Only experienced men em ployed. Opposite drug tore. Grand v Opening September 28th, 1905. the line of Dress Goods, Dress Trimming-, Silks, plain and fancy and all kinds of Fancy notions we bare ever had. Everybody invited to give u-a call, for we have the things. r open Thursday morning strictly at James F. Davenport. Littleton Female Splendid location. Health resort Over pupils las. grade of work. High standard of and social life. Conservatory advantages In music Ad courses in An Elocution. Hot water heal lights and other modern among pupil, n Close t , the health and High standard of m public occasions. 24th Annual w II begin 18th. For address. M AM., Littleton, N. u.

THE EASTERN REFLECTOR AND O. J. and Proprietor Entered in the post N. C. as second .-lass matter. rates upon application. A at in Pitt and adjoining i is toward the eleven cent inn k. Former Governor Charles T .-I Virginia, died day in Richmond. That state of lier foremost men in bis death in raw to County 7-. C, 1905. PITT COUNTY SCHOOLS M ., With the in of a f present of A. G Cox. L. C. Arthur u may not .,.,,; y is. and with wise sneer Mr m of hi- go is quickly by two advances in the price of oil those who have changed from to electricity are not ought by it. what baa see during i-. in . intent as W. H. a -u- shown himself to be, we feel safe Two ration realized lime come tn put a m in in burg schools, giving ail bis lime them. made daring two years has shown of their action. At t tin i t . , n is public in county employing more than on. teacher. Neither a tax Now i ere is n school in Greenville i n pi a com pi teal i an i I- I m-r-- i. Al Bethel there is a with a well equipped man as i and assistant with n en- of more two At there is a traded m with .; and four with an enrollment two lumen d I- I he I ii a and additional in predicting schools will to grow more and mere that at no distant all have ideal in tin- entire county, thing remains he a. coin at i is hearty support of our Si e Criticism as it is generally i never helps anything, but always I nils to pull down We know that the men who have this work in have at bean the heal interest if every citizen and child in tin entire and ii behooves ail us to loyal support lo the in so doing we will aid in giving our own children the best advantages educationally and there give them an equal chance in lib with the most favored The price of diamonds is steadily advancing, and we would advise our North Carolina editorial brethren that now is the time to lay in their winter supply Sun- How many can you buy with a load of wood Now that the charge is admitted. President Roosevelt does not seem in such a burn talk as be was to enters denial to Parker's charge made near the close of tie last campaign that the big corpora- were large contributors to the Republican campaign fund. Rev. Thomas Dixon's famous hook which he has was given its initial performance in Norfolk on Friday night and is pronounced a great success. The audience received it with great enthusiasm and it is pro- the best play on the Amer stage today. AM NO UNION PRINTER. The strike among onion printers bus reached North Carolina, and on Monday the union printers in the teachers, wish an enrollment of Charlotte hundred or more. At on there is also a good school with a splendid sup and three additional t. i.-hers, between one no. hundred. At Centerville two ladies are employed and the enrolls about eighty pupils At Ballards X R the school em- ploys two ladies and roll mi was seventy eight. All of those districts, except the last two. arc local lax districts more than special taxes an- paid. The in all these schools an; as thoroughly qualified for work, and arc doing as good work, us any teachers in the sup. The rural schools have almost an equal improvement. here re one hundred and five white is employed in the schools if the coon last year, and only three of these held second certificates Twenty live or thirty of the rural s.-h buildings were neatly painted last year, in the past two there have been built thirty and commodious buildings. In nearly all the districts the old desks, etc, are being replaced by Comfortable ones The school been unusually well looked after. The last sheriff of the Harrington, was a fins tor and was always prompt in paying the school fund, having at all limes an interest and pride in of this department of work in the county. appropriations for the an year will, we ire be fully as as they were last year will, therefore, insure a live months in every district. The enroll meat and average attendance of the is increasing gradually all tin tune. The character of the work threw up their jobs and walked out This was not because the Charlotte printers had any grievance against their employers, but because the International Typographical I i hat is trying to enforce a demand eight work at a full day a p iv. ordered them to quit. This movement, we believe, start- ed some time ago in Chicago and has spread to various parts of the try It is the most absurd demand of which organized laborers have been guilty in late years. The em- pi union printers are right in their determination not to yield to the demand the public ought to uphold them in it. A man has no If there is any set of men in North Carolina that every Democrat should want to see landed in jail, it is I hi corrupt revenue doodles-- In every campaign none are more active in using their position in an effort to defeat the Dem Yet we see that ex Aycock is lo be one of the counsel try to clear the crowd recently ill dieted by the Federal court at Greensboro There ought to be in stances when Ices will not secure tin services of some lawyers. OF NITROGEN GATHERING CROPS The N trail Carolina of Agriculture will during the month of distribute among the farmers of the state for experiment purposes, small lots of seed of the following leguminous crops, the aw i being in each case ready with the nitrogen germ and suitable for immediate planting without farther treatment Tin- crops to be with are as Alfalfa, burr, clover, sand vetch and crimson clover. The samples sent out will suffice sow strip of land i feet or one rod. As a control test, a smaller quantity of the same seed will be sent also. Applications will be received for any one of above named seeds or for all four kinds, but not more than one s.-u. of one kind will be sent lo OM applicant Applicants must enclose with application SO cent in postage stamps for each kind s. ed they desire. Applicants for these seeds must also send to the undersigned a sum pie of about one half pounds of surface soil from the held upon which they propose to sow seeds This sample should be made up from lots of soil taken from art of the field. The simple is required to determine the of soil amount of ready present. The soil samples must sent post paid. Applicants must also furnish a description of the field and of the grown thereon during the last two years Experimenters are ad- vised to select dry, clean soil which has this year been hi cotton, corn or some hoed crop Those who wish to take part in this experiment should make prompt application as the supply of seed will be limited. Address all correspondence re- this seed distribution to the undersigned. Mi Biologist, N. C. Department of Ag- R X. C. Did Mr If what I of the New York Life, did in the funds of bis company for political purposes was wrong, then isn't Cornelius N. at that time treasurer of the Republican national committee, who received the money, equally And is it not ad- lo imply that B. chairman of the more right to demand a full day's can campaign committee, also is as pay eight work than a guilty as Mr. inasmuch as he had direct knowledge of the trans- action If one has committed a grocer has to charge n I r ten pounds of sugar and only give him eight or a railroad to collect fare for a hundred miles from a passenger and carry him only eighty miles. The prim involved is same. True, a man has a right t-i work Or work, just as In- eh loses, pro- he has visible means slip n but be no right to demand pay for work which he docs not per- form. If he engages to do a day's work and falls short in his time, lie is obtaining wages dishonestly for the short time- strike among union printers can accomplish no will inconvenience em- B time, lull just think the number men out employ winter coming on and their families them I low are these to be supported The only persona by these strikes are the officers the unions who get large out of I the contributions of the members . rapidly. The . Wu con- given in suitable doses, alcohol produces a use in blood pressure is lo a in the area, in sell out never there is an , spite of the to make money for themselves dilatation, is exerting a wonderful for so doing. Experience has proven I How simple it all the betterment of the schools. this time and again m late years. J Grocer. tea arc becoming and. they will engineer a strike and then In qualified to do up to date work. A live n wrong three arc guilty. Having g. ibis far. is only fair to ask the question. Did Roosevelt that such a contribution was made ill promotion of his American public would like lo hear from him mi this subject. If he knew of the met hods that were em- ployed in raising funds for carrying the Republican it is not unreasonable lo suppose be did. then be is just as guilty of shameful act as Mr Mr. or Mr. If Mr Roosevelt was ignorant of these methods at the time then he certain can longer enter that plea. Now that he knows what has been going on what is he going to Will he denounce the evil practices as other honest men have done, or will he sit silent and allow the pie to think what they phase. The Nous believes that be will be heard from i News New York's Lost Children. number of children in the course a year varies considerably. The largest number of children ever sheltered at the Central in the of year was in 1892, the year of c when, during twelve months, more than five thousand six hundred children wen- under Mrs. care. fully two thirds more children ire lost during the summer than daring the winter, and at the time the Italian feast of St ROCCO, in June, the press of parents waiting on the steps of Police Head quarters is so great that, according to the officer who tends the door, you have to drive them down so you can come Indeed. Italians divide with the honors of losing their little ones. About of all the children lost may be safely to these two. Rill the of all the year is the first opening of the public s. after the summer vacation. Many little ones go to school for the first time, and are too small to find I heir way home at noon; so the mother doubtless gives the teacher very explicit directions to keep or until her val at noon Now to bewildered teacher, all pupils, first, appear alike, therefore it is not strange that sin- fails to remember which is be kept till called so. when school is out, many little ones find themselves in the street, not only totally ignorant r how to reach home but ally home is located They aimlessly about, sometimes distances, and finally, tired out and discouraged, they begin to cry. Here some officer takes a baud and, by light, the majority of them will ho enjoying the city's hospitality at the Central Office Pearson's Magazine October. Gone North Watch This Space. THE KING CLOTHIER. Coming on It's Own Train. SHOWS state Ins Will positively exhibit at GREENVILLE OCT. 10TH. a Magnitude never attempted before, its vast entirety. Bigger. Better, Greater, Grander ban. ever before Display of Entirely New F Mini-.-. Moral Museum of The New Golden Many Strange Zoological Specimens Including Rarest Animals in Captivity- The Lioness, Queen mil her family A -the largest living MUS in weighing A Monster I Sweating Behemoth, of Holy Writ, captured In th densest Morass of th wild region of the Nile. A Zoological Garden Brought your oily on wheels. The Human Meters, the La- Pearl Family of Japanese Mons. great Ladder Artist Wheelers Marine Band finest Musical Organization traveling with any in America. Grand Street Pageant The new and costly Piano to he seen daily in our Free Spectacular New Street Parade. A Mala Day. Prepare for the ming One ticket admits to all shows. All Children Half Price. No Gambling or Swindling allowed. Honest and Fair Dealings the mot of tins vast concern. Two Performances Daily. Doors open at I and p. m. Remember the day and date GREENVILLE TUESDAY, OCT. A contributor us his version of what Governor of North Caro- said to the Governor of South Carolina. It many mills have York Com- Institute for Young Women and of Music. The Best for Your Daughter College FREE LADIES. Oil. I COMPOUND. WINTERVILLE This department is in f who is authorized to rep- resent the Eastern Reflector in Winterville and territory. The painter folio lug cl--.- after carpenters on the new boy's dormitory and will moon done painting the of the building. In a few days it will be and already rooms are engaged in it. yards standard calicoes at per yard, Harrington, Barber A Co. Mr, and Mrs. W. S. spent Sunday at B G. by B. G. Co., a car load lime which they will sell Tery cheap. W. H. Kilpatrick was town Monday. For Holt time alarm clocks and see B. Chapman o. Waller through shipment of shoes all styles prices very reasonable. O. C. formerly the firm of Taylor, has a as at B G. Chapman's. White's Black Liniment, spec- for human family, tine for perfectly balanced, sub-cutaneous com i. For sale by B. T. Cox Bro. Mr and Mrs. B. G. Chapman Friday in Greenville. White's Colic and Kidney Cure, the combination kidney medicine for stock am a .-lire colic cine, at the Drug Store Mrs. sparks to Washington Friday. Big line hats and cape received, latest styles. Harrington, in-1 J. C. Galloway as in town Sunday For hay, corn oats, go to Hamilton Harder it Co. J. F. Harrington went to Hus- ton and returned Monday. Cue our up to date farmers In o- a wagon loud of teed to our Pitt County Oil Co. and had it making a bale of lint that weighed pounds. He paid dollar and fifty cents to gel it and exchanged his seed tor meal and hulls. And he had sold his bale of to our leading merchants for a little more than pound he put his meal hulls oh his wagon and returned home feeling ill ii he had saved much time labor and was pleased with results. Leonard Jordan, House, here Sunday. Mis. L. A. recently re- turned from where she a line of dress and Her fall opening display of the new styles will be held in one of the new con- store on Saturday, Sept- 30th. Mr. and Mis. G. A. little sou, Herbert, spent and in the of Buggies were seen rolling down one of our streets route fur our neighbor good luck them. Mrs. P. H. and Pat lie Button went K. G. Co., are offering prim their large stock hi-n must be sold within a days in order to make room for their apply to be received, Miss Carrie Chapman, of fox- came Sunday to Winterville High of Mint, and yellow Harrington Mrs. Mis, I Nannie Nichols, spent Saturday at L. We have the of stationary ever brought to B. T Cox Bro. HIGH SCHOOL. Miss in Cox. who las visiting at Springs, returned home Monday, accompanied by- sister, Mrs. Nice waist patents cheap at Harrington. Barber Co. Misses Minnie Eva Cox and Maggie Brown spent Sunday with MUs Hattie Kittrell. B. T. Cox Bro. have a full Hue of school books, inks, pea tablets, day ledgers, account book, states, chalk, crayons, school bags and straps. Come and see what they have before else- where. L. L. Kittrell spent Monday in Greenville. Our streets are alive with wag- ons carts hauling cotton to the gin and seed to the Oil Mill. This has made and is its just reward. Miss Sarah Barker and Mis. I Sarah spent Tuesday When in town call to see I run a first livery feed I stables. M L. Kate Chapman has resigned position as clerk B G. j Chapman ft Co., and will teach , the She is one of our popular holies and we for her lo leave us. Try a of Flour sale by B G. Chapman Co. T. H. King filled his, regular appointment Sunday morning and night and preached two very able sermons. Just a few more cloaks at cost at H. L. Last Saturday the school boys played a very interesting base ball with the team. The ire stood to in favor of the school buy Ii was a nice game from start to finish and enjoyed by those who saw it. They expect to play again . afternoon may expect even a I than before, Lei everybody e out and the game, When -d nice bananas orange apples of any call on H. L. John MM, T. H, A. G. G. K. attended services at Hopewell evening. They report a good sermon by a Rev. Crater, Hopewell the most pros- of the county of our are found in that community. Not only do attend the preaching Mr. King has on fourth Sundays, but they have one of the best conducted Sunday in the county. Ii la presided over by that quiet, conservative, ed man, Mr. Ayden, who has the people in the community. Call at II. L Johnson's ex- his line of Hosiery Misses Ladle and Gents. J. II. Hudson, Black Jack, left Monday morning for Baltimore Where lie Will resume his medical studies. He expects to return a full pledged M. next spring. He was once a student here and has many will rejoice at his well merited He will be the one of our students to in medicine, but several are studying for noble profession and ere long will belong to the Fall goods arriving daily A. W, Ange Co's. Come and see them. Motto Beat go. at a. wan in town If you to t your fur meal you can same time by meal far sour seed have cotton ginned at the Pitt Co. Oil Mill. of Greenville, wee In our town yesterday buying u. Mrs. Minnie wife W. B died here Friday a id buried Sunday. She leaves a husband two Mrs. Kicks was a daughter Mrs. Bet. Trunks and valises at ton Barber Co. Albeit Creswell Washington county. school here today. If you nice or some furniture see A. W. Ange J. K. Greenville, will preach in Baptist church Thursday night. He is . of ablest and most young ministers in slate and our will be glad to hr him. Call and see my line of shoe before baying elsewhere II. L. Johns n. B-HI -ill W M. King was in We are always glad met-r as he is of Pin best In., el i, suits at H L. R-v. s Of Washing l., preach in the church Sunday night. I He will be on his and our people will be glad to see and hear him again. Our line of fall Winter, goods are now in. See our lire be fore you buy. to please A. W. Co. We have been Informed that prices on pants at A, W. A Co. has cut 1.00. Another load school were shipped out of A. G. C x Co. yesterday. A Progressive Institution That is th of This It la always a great pleasure to us u unto along lines. S greater can come t any people than the establish. of an educational hi f U E j principal of the since This his In art and I in work i lied when a had to be laid which la tn be conducted and surrounded influences tend to I character while it is developing brain power. No better illus if this kind of an been the another i Tins. us the was built the next character three and equip this Is indeed having such a at its head, Ina are selected to their ability and i . in I i an outlay school has Indeed remark- . i i. i. I. i . about During the year r of pupils enrolled reached which M were boar rs and six were represented. If turning of means anything A. On mast he making Iota and far have been keeping a line la-e prices on bard. ware and mill for next day a W, L. Home. Don't forget the pule Sept. next Mis Sarah Taylor will have u.-r opening She has a which she selected in days ago aid will be prepared to unit everybody in goods and prices. Come along ct, you can get just what you want l bat special as well as . v i , oily else When in need of fr.-sh meals fish heel call If L, the TORPID LIVER, strengthen the t a bowels, and are m. an MEDICINE, In districts their lire as peculiar properties in that poison. I. No Substitute. North t i in i in County i term 1805, s i Barber. Cox, l Harrington, Bar- , of Summon oar D. A. Henderson. i will take notice that an entitled as above has been commenced In the county, property, In claim And the laid will take notice that he a term i county lo V held on the 19th Monday after the 1st Monday in s,. mis r, it the ii h i. v. court house hi said count., and an or demur or will apple to ,. Court I'm ARNOLD'S BALSAM to Cholera By Jno, L. and Coward Wooten object of this sketch, The located at Winterville, a splendid grow- town, about six miles South is in our opinion one of the first Institutions of its kind in North With a board of trustees composed of the beat men from a number of counties, with tine moral and religious surroundings, with elegant Christian gentleman and scholar of marked ability at its bead assisted by a competent and consecrated teach its, with equipment, both in buildings and furnish- Is preparing and sending out young with character and education to take their places in life's work. ready its Influence is being fell in allot Eastern North Carolina and is with pleasure and are giving to the public this f and Inadequate account of its and progress. The of Winterville High School since its foundation baa been remarkable The tint beginning of the school was in the fall II opened with a two room house that hail been rented fur that Tills was only u temporary tin- permanent quarters for tho school could be made ready Prof. Q and one other teacher tin- at that A G. Dr T Q bad donated u four acre tot tho citizens tho community joined In building tho house on property This wits h well two building containing tour recitation rooms, four smaller for music art and a chapel. This was completed early in 1900 at meeting of Baptist in that year and grounds were do- to association to equip- and become associational school. Ii that early pro vision must be made for for the pupils, and In following summer what is known us tho girls dot was built. will continue. It is already the pride county and the Neuse Association, and we see do reason why it should not become the educational for all Eastern North There is ample room for more and equipment; and with the moral and Christian surrounding it we ex- pact tn see Winterville High without a peer in North There is wisdom in money and teachers in one school lather than both over a large territory a number of schools The cry best advantages can be had in this way The made upon every hoy and in a rung is en- i i different from what it is i i n i Everything fa- bringing enough boys and e it to them tho the , very best at the very I least This is what is look- ,, , for in Winterville High School. Its friends good I, w v on there enlarged and until it shall in needs of reached with was s.-, ,. .,, mom Two of these yea h arrange was in for i i , . ,, I the district to in admitted which accounts tin enrollment being larger in years. The school has so in ACADEMY BUILDING. way tot i lie educational Tho In a IT a for people willing to The re i- demand for nun union printers;. i of energy can readily learn, and can find an learning almost any i . i In he line I he of t till v can In- imagined hen the I l present, M i l i lion r nod i hoarders so i . Mill's all at I u-i The Co, Mill to be far aid near, and general satisfaction to prevail, A. W. Hut;, th was ;. II for i.- mid nice another on ml n . V this is iv. i for use and every room in it is engaged by pupils wait Tl y now is none n where. I have opened up n new s in the meal market, and prepared to furnish nice, fresh, fat, beef and pork, also barbecue Nice Choice a per pound. Beef at per lb. Stew Beef at per lb. My terms arc strictly cash and we ask a share of your patronage, Yours tor honest dealings, J- J. JONES. HARNESS REPAIRED and SHOES DORMITORY. Chew the heat-Cits tobacco.

l . O J . Ii . . Office, and S .-. For Rates LOCAL M-.- o. Horn- I Not Quite f blow often you ran get a . thing nail or seres driver or lacking. Have good tool box and he prepared tor emergencies Our n all could desire, and we rill see your tool does lack i single t useful article. Course You get Harness, Horse Goods, c J P Corey m. , and Grocer and i . Dealer. Oath paid KM.-. X-i. Seed. Bar- rel . Turkey. Egg, etc. Bed- Suits, Ra salts, Table, Lounges, Safes, P and Gail As Key West Chi- Henry George Can Cherries, Peaches, Apples. Pine Apples, Syrup, Jelly, Milk, d mar, Meat, Soap- Lye, Magic Food, Matches, Seed Meal and Hulls, Gar, Seeds. Oranges, Apples, Nut- Candies, Dried Apples, Peaches, Prunes, Currents, and China Ware, Tip and Ware, and Best Butter, New Royal slewing and mi other goods. quantity. Cheap for cash. Com see -oil North Carolina, i Pitt v. vs . notice, that; l.-i . . i of I'm l i-t solute divorce i upon tilt will further ll quired to appeal Superior court lie the to t I villa on the M in i i in- l i day of i r, 1903 i i- or I- m ii complaint i d or ,, the in- for the relief i aid complaint. This the day July, 1905. n. i . Moore, Ci S. C . obtain i -a. slid that In- , term i in county i i after tin ENTRY OF VACANT LAND. shade A. enters and claim thirty acres, more or less, of ant land in Pit lying between the Samuel Kites old paten- in Indian Well Swamp, bound the lands C. P. smith H'm. use wife's land, and Hums. This August 7th, 1906. Any person or persons claiming title lo or Interest In the above described land must tile tin r protest In within the next days, or they be bat red law. R. WILLIAMS, taker for this August 7th, Having qualified as Williams. Pill County, N. C this all persons having claim state of sail-, de i the on lath day of August will be pleaded in All persons Ind -i tie will please pay men day An l. I d. late is to notify s against the them before the -i- s notice i-i their re- bled to gust 1905. NOTICE TO The Clerk Superior Court Of Pitt County having is- Letters to me, tin on the day of August, 1906, on the . of N. deceased, NOTICE is h given to persons Indebted to the Estate to make immediate pa to the tin- and to all creditors of said their claims properly authenticated, undersigned . it In ii twelve months after date this Notice, or this Notice will lie plead in bar their recovery This the 8th, day August on the Estate of Albert N- NOTICE TO CREDITOR. The Clerk of the Superior court of Pitt county, having issued Letters of Administration tome, the undersigned on the day Of August. on the estate of F. U. Tucker, deceased. No- is hereby given to all persons in- to the estate to make a t- . tO --editors of estate to pres- s to undersigned, within twelve months this notice, or this notice ii be In bar of their recovery. This the 12th day of Aug. on the estate of K. B. Tucker. I. A. Attorney. Dyspepsia Cure Announcement ave to announce we arc Gives rest to the stomach. Cures indigestion, dyspepsia, sour stomach, tired stomach, weak stomach, windy stomach, puffed stomach, nervous i I. stomach and catarrh of the A guaranteed cure. Tm ii u ii i. r M nil t I I . by JNO. L v. . A, . CONDITION OF THE BETHEL BANKING AND TRUST GO AT . N. C At August 25th, stock and .,,.,. ;,.,,,,,,.,. . . f ft ; of I .-i; . 14,121.04 i i-. . . i I. i other S To 2.00 I S of County u Pit, I. -I. of named bank, the above statement is true to the beat of my ,. ii. It. Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to me, day of August, l s Notary Public. Correct GRIMES, THOMAS, Directors. . in I I ii tit GET YOUR SUPPLIES Now Everything you want in the way of nice Canned Goods, Pickles, fruit, Candies, Nuts. can be had at our store We carry a large supply of the Best Goods JOHNSTON BROS. J Tic- for White Lead, Paints, j Colors, and Town and country Ready Paints. There is no line in the world better than s the Harrison line. It has behind it a reputation for honorable wares and honorable I dealings. If you use the Harrison Paints need never worry quality. We trust that you favor us with k orders whenever you want good paint for any Have just a car load and can give you Special Prices. Baker Hart h, IV. C, REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE BANK OF GREENVILLE. GREENVILLE, N. C AT THE OF BUSINESS AUGUST 25th. main . and Discounts 1108,962.27 and 1,668.66 Stocks, etc. 2,500.00 b I Furniture A Fixtures 8,647.83 ft House Oil Banks Cash Coin .- Coin NEW MAN At the Old Stand. I have purchased the sin-- W. Ti and tin- old ml Points. I will lo till III ll- of the trade and will i i.- v line of heavy and Groceries. Fruit-. Tobacco Cigar, on want the the lowest price ii v can lie fold. J. J. TURNAGE The Points Grocer. Central Academy REV. M W. HESTER, Principal. PROF w M HINTON. Associate A Christian home and High School for buys and men Splendidly located in Warren county, one mile from depot, mediately on S, A. L., road in a beautiful grove of or on a acre farm. For further information ad- dress the Principal or Associate Littleton, N. c. . ii . . I . i. --i l-j if S -1 tin , . . . . i -i mi. I, .; II . . . H. . w I Ml I- r . SI l-l I . . n I-. .; of t i- Blow, Attorneys. Mi TO CREDITORS. of Si t issued . f to me, iii.- d in the day of Aug. 1905, on the estate of W. K Jolly, ed, NOTICE is hereby given to all persons indebted to the es- make immediate payment to the undersigned, and to creditors of said estate to present their claims properly i-at to tin- undersigned, with- in twelve in after date of this notice, or notice will be plead in their recovery. This day of Aug. 1905. p G James, B F. Jolly on the estate of E. Jolly. Nonce After 1st I will be to furnish private con- J to and depot for . in town The will I then only ran hotels to depot wharf and fare on I that will also he phone I J. Steamboat Service. J L on v K hi i dully in. -v at Washington with Railroad tor Rill Philadelphia, Hi-Moil and all other . ll Norfolk all poi Wet. ,, N k . H. It subject hi change -11 notice. i. u. MY Agent. ton, J. J. Agent, Green- ville, N. I. C. General T. and I. Agent, Norfolk, Va., Always -------1 Stock of Framing x ft. Also German Siding, and Partition and all kinds dressed necessary tor building a house complete. Hills short notice. Bind. Greenville lumber Veneer Co- Your Life Current. The power that gives you life and motion is the nerve force, or nerve fluid, located in the nerve cells of the brain, out through the nerves lo the various organs. If you arc tired, nervous, irritable, cannot sleep; have headache, feel stuffy, dull and melancholy, or have neuralgia, rheumatism, backache, pains, indigestion, stomach trouble, kidneys and liver are inactive, your life-current is weak. Power-producing; fuel is need- ed; something to increase nerve the nerves. Dr. Restorative vine is the fuel you need. It feeds the nerve force, and restores vitality. I Dr. and Pills I to bed. I of two v. I h. lint I was unable to i up. ii- hi-Us would i-nM c and would weak mid almost My poor. I had and to away my was better. taken In nil seven of tho and I . ROSA E. la. Dr. is sold by your druggist, who will guarantee that the first bottle will benefit. If It falls, he wilt refund your money. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind 1,614.81 In, Stock paid In i u. Surplus, Undivided Profile Expenses Paid -11 Bills Payable 21,01111.110 Deposit subject to check SI Cashier's checks out- Hand. COBB BROS. CO Norfolk, Va. Cotton Buyers and Brokers in Cotton, Grain Private Wires lo New and Kw Orleans. Mock of Goods Sale Cheap. We will sell the H. Proctor k of general at t a bi and will or th- e to Stock, between a d lira, -.-land, X. C. North Carolina, County of Pitt. I, James L. Little, the above-named bunk, do -wear that the statement above is true to lust of belief JAMES L LITTLE. . sworn this 2nd of Sept., WALTER G. WARD. If. W. W. WILSON J. G. MOVE, F. Fire. Plate Glass. General Insurance. GO ON Health. YOUR Strongest and Best Companies Represented. A YOUR Patronage Solicited. ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN COLLEGE, WILSON, N. C For Male and Female. course in and Music, Art, Kin. Physical Culture, Bookkeeping, Typewriting. A complete in Ancient and Modern Language and Three courses leading to A. B. Degree e. Faculty September Bib, 1905. or J J LL. D. Wilson, N. C The Reflector The Is Read By Everybody in reach, and it reaches people money to pay for what they want. If yon have what they want advertise it and yon are sure to get a part of their money. OUR AYDEN DEPARTMENT. i i. l l j t s J. M. BLOW, Manager and Authorized Agent- AYDEN, N. C. -t N. C, Sept. 1905. As authorized for Daily and we take pleasure in receiving sub and writing; receipts those in arrears. We have a list of all who receive their mail this office. We also take orders for job We are requested to announce that the will give free tuition lo two or three boys who will perform the work and around the graded school the prefect session. is a good boys we hope it will be taken advantage of. If you need the way of Crockery, Tin ware conic to see us, Hart Miss Fannie of came up Friday to enter school here. E. E. Co. will do all they possible can to please you with their new line of heavy and fancy groceries. Ex-Sheriff W. H. Harrington was here Friday. Come to see Hart Jenkins when you need to dress your It-el, we can save you you something to fit the foot. We carry nicest and best shoe you ever saw. Try a pair and be convinced. Mrs. R. Smith has returned from a visit to have moved into their new brick store on south side Main street. There were services Sunday in the Free Will Seminary conducted by Phillips. A huge was in attendance. If the graded school hasn't gut the set of teachers in the state, then mark us down as no judge of beauty. opinion on this subject hat never yet been brought into question. We can prove all we Prof. He called at our Sunday evening, but he didn't ask for us, still we what he lucked having a good time no else need seek for. dozen eggs by C A. Fair for which will be paid the highest cash price. Wood Kittrell, was here Sunday, Lace Curtains SO cents pair up, o cents per yard up, at J. Ii. Smith Miss Minnie Cooper, Wash has visiting Mrs. J. J. Him-.-. Mrs. Marcellus Cooper, after a pleasant visit to her brother, Stancill Hodges here, has returned to her home in Washington. Save your hay, get a grass blade, fork, hoe, shovel, spade, bush hook or pee hole digger, at J. R- Bro. Mrs. Crawford, of a visit to W. Co ate toe depository for school books. Mies spent from Friday evening until Monday with friends in A lull supply of No. Timothy Hay Oats, Bran, Seed Hulls and Meal, at J. K Smith ft Bro. Mist Ethel Burnett alter weeks stay with sister, Mm. Nobles, left her home in City. C. A. Fall who has been away lbs pun two weeks up in City and other summer retorts, came home Sunday. A eat- load of tiling was received here Monday which will be used partly in town the improvement of the road near Haddocks X Roads. There were bales of sold the market here last week. The price paid was from to cents. Old Fashion Hand-made Paw Gum Bread Trays at J. It. Smith Bro. On the first call of roll He opening the graded school yes- morning pupils to their names. received, fine line of and can fit you up in any style r price. Out at he Ayden Lumber camp Sunday night Tom Purvis, a without the slightest provocation, cut slashed Elijah Manning, a very and industrious a razor and then fled. The are a serious nature and it is not yet determined as to what result will be. Monday morn- Deputy Constable Bronson boarded the train with a warrant for Point, at Parmele he ought bis man, but while waiting for a train his prisoner managed to make his scape. Mr. Tripp is full of but he couldn't help it. This was bis first case. The infant child of Mr. and Mrs S. A. died Saturday was the cemetery Sunday afternoon. Tobacco twine, thermometers, etc. for sale by Cannon John Z. Brooks, of Grifton, was here yesterday. A full supply of Trunks, Telescopes, Grips, Satchels and Suit Cases, at J. R. Smith Bro. Overseers throughout this town, ship are now busily engaged roads. Good roads are a necessity to success and prosper- and we hope advantage will be taken of this extremely tine and all toads in the county put in class order. Wherever good toads are seen is a sure sign of thrift and and we hope the overseers will realize this fact and act accordingly. J. Raymond has a nice black horse, years old, he would like to sell. The horse is perfect- gentle. For carpenters grind stones i hemp rope and pulleys, at J. B. Smith A Bro. Calico and Gingham at -t cents per yard, great reductions in white slippers and summer goods, at J. K. Smith ft Bro. your buildings by painting them with Town and County lead and full line of colors, kept at J. R. Smith ft Bro. For can peaches, apples, tomatoes, apply to E. E. Co. A new Hue of Cradles and Cribs, Mattresses to match, at J. R. Smith Bro. The ladies say Cannon have the prettiest Hue of dress goods in town. Fancy candies, oranges, apples and bananas at B. E. Go's. Dart ft is the place in get your suit this tall, as the are handling M. H. line and e-iii five a nice lit. n A Jenkins for a bar of Columbia Flour, none to In- had anywhere. Their is truly an age of One hundred years ago, Sunday Sept. their a cook Stove in Town- ship, and last week K. Smith Bro. had to arrive a solid car load of cook stove-, word or coal, aid Kettle, Griddle, and other ware to match M joints of stove pipe, these Gentlemen are doing a large and their success is due to the low prices and the low pi ices are due to the fact they buy in car lots, such as Hay, Lime, Floor Oats, Stoves Hulls and Meal, we saw them shipping yes- Cook Stove Healers, and to match. This is a of days shipment. W. C. Co. are the most complete line us youths, children-nit's v in the town of Ayden. a trial. They are in. I they can please you as the e and quality. shoes are best. pair sold under a guarantee W. C. Johnson Co. this line for Ayden. keep Furniture, Mattress-. Bed Springs, etc., up stairs. Tyson. j TO Having just returned I Philadelphia Optical graduating in a special the human eye, and the of optics, I feel able and p pared to correct any of of refraction that any can correct with glasses. I w lake any case of weak eyes, or eye strain, dull hurting, aching, bum eyes, or eyes with bad or low on a guarantee, to relieve the and give entire satisfaction lo In patient or not charge one cent. The largest per cent, of all headaches and errors of refraction and eye Ii is dangerous to pro when your eyes call assistance. Glasses are the remedy for errors of refraction weak eyes. Any style or hum glasses desired. As g . references as are in the , furnished on application. Very J- W. Taylor, Ref. D. Those an squares, , t Cannon Tyson have just r.-- . . are beauties. Oranges, apples, bananas mil i fruits kept by ft Mel. w- horn. Cannon Tyson selling their pretty . steads cheap. They ate d ii- . . Those Royal Felt Mar. . .- that Cannon Tyson handle are the equal of anyone the market. Get the Cox cotton planter tin best the market at J. Smith ft Bro. Go to E. E. ft Co's new market tor beef, fresh meats, saD. sage, and fresh fish. J- W. Taylor, our optician i.- now back again from the Optical College, he graduated is a special course in the of optics, ready to better service than ever before to those from weak eyes and in of glasses. Slippers, lawns and straw hats are being sold extremely cheap tor cash by Cannon Tyson. Don't forget that Tyson can supply your wants in almost anything in furniture. Bay, oats, ship stuff, cotton seed hulls and meal on hand. Cannon a Tyson. The freshest loaf bread right from the oven at Don't fail to see Gannon Ty- son's new both plain and decorated. Prices are cheaper than uteri v. Sun-1.-II ft i daily ,.,. light the THE BANK v DEN N. M the close of business Loans and Furniture and Fixtures oil Demand from Banks, Cash Items, 130.52 Coin, Silver Coin, 1,668 National Bank notes and other Li. notes Total, 2,411.00 13.1.158.02 Capital stock paid in. Undivided profits leas expense, Dividends unpaid . vi in cluck, 23,766.28 Ti 138,158.0. STATE OF I. J. It Smith, Cashier of the above- h the above statement is true to the lust lief. , and sworn lo me, this Animal STANCH, HODGES, Notary Pub y and be- Mil, Cashier. -e-l; K SMITH. JOSEPH DIXON, It. V., CANNON. W. IN Groceries And Provisions The Fall Season opened and found a select line Of Clothing, Dry Goods, Dress Shoes. HA SAND Cotton and Ties always on hand Fresh floods kept ton- in stock. Country Produce Bought and Sold D. W. North Carolina. NEW MEAT MARKET. I have opened up a new- stall in the meat market, and are prepared to furnish nice, fresh, beef and pork, also barbecue. Net Choice Steak at cents A u per pound. Roast Bed at per lb. Stew Beef at per lb. My are strictly cash and we ask a share of your age. our-, honest dealings, e I . Clothing. in stock Clothing. Clothing. Out- Clothing line is completed, and these suits are mad,, from especially from ready is the mark that means most in but price most -the and the most experience in clothes making cal and inspect our fine before buying. Dry Goods. Dry Goods. Our Dry Goods-lino is complete and we especially invite chase Dross Goods before you make your fall Hats. Hats. Hats. Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets A Medicine for People. Brings Health and Rent-., i Vigor. t Lire Kiln.-v Pimples. i. Impure T.-u in form. by WIs. GOLDEN NUGGETS -OR SALLOW PEOPLE In Hats yon will find us headquarters w high grade hat, why pay better satisfied than three. sell the celebrated a bat and no Dr. Joseph Dixon AND Office Block, Railroad, Ayden, N. C. Shoes. Shoes. Shoes. Our stock of shoos are as complete as can it. and our purpose is to give the best shoe, best quality and styles tor the least money. We also carry furniture In stock. will find complete with us. Buy one of our Royal Fell sold under a guarantee. CURES INDIGESTION., When you have a suit of clothes, pair of pants to or press, remember I only turn out class work. Also working over altering Prices very reasonable. Satisfaction or your money back. Give me a trial. FRANK HOPKINS. Back of Davis Barber Shop. N. C. cause they are superior to all others, IT not the refunded. Perfect satisfaction when refunded. J. R. AYDEN, N. C. Leader in Los with its or your money Central Barber Shop. Edmond Fleming, Props. Located in main section the town. Four chairs in operation each one presided over by a skilled barber. Our place is inviting, razors sharp our towels clean. We thank you for past patronage and ask you when good service is wanted Subscribe tn Dr. W. B. of Char N. will be Greenville at Hotel Berlin Thursday Oct. 5th, for day His practice is limited to Eye, Sir, Nose, Throat, and glasses. PHARMACY Ayden, N. C Best Lighted House in the State Best for our Customers and their team. Brick Warehouse, Greenville, N. C. Farmers bring us your Tobacco The Brick. We will always work for your interest and guarantee price. BRINKLEY Proprietors. The following Gentlemen Constitute Working Force who are Always glad to see you D. S. Spain I Bookkeeper B, T. Bailey Auctioneer H. S. Hardy Floor Manager Ed. Harris Clip Calculator.

mm ., L . North Carolina, i . Pitt v, lie n Set The defend i in lice, bl i o i . pun the . M in Superior i. held t the i on the Mo iii in the 18th ,. i- or win a ii action, or th- the c for tin- said This tin- Ii. Have c Your H. . Office, S .-. For Rates LOCAL o. Mom- lip ii l obtain i el las he i- i ,. term i in Hint, Give , I- . a ill-. relief i l July, Moore, Ci S. C Announcement i to announce tint c art Not Quite How often i an get thing done -a nail or screw driver or ; lacking. Have good tool box and I prepared for S emergencies. is all could desire, and J we will at your tool box doe not lark a sins e useful article. Of Course I You get Harness, S Horse Goods, M. SCHULTZ . -.- . retail Grocer nod j . . Denier. Cash paid Cotton MM, Oil r.,, Turkey. Egg, etc. Bed Suits, Ha Carriage, Go-Carts, Lounges, Bate, P and Gail Ax High Key Weal One Henry George Clear, Can Cherries, Peaches, Apples. Pine Syrup, Jelly. Milk, flour Meat, Soap- Lye, Magic Food, Matches, Option Seed Meal and Hulls, Oranges, Apples. Candle, Dried Apples, Peach., Prone, Currents, Raisins, Ola- and China Ware, Tip and Ware, Cakes and Ch-e-e, Best Butter, New Sewing Machine and nu ether goods. an. quantity. Cheap for cash. see me. VT K t i ENTRY OF VACANT LAND. shade A. enters and claim acres, more or in I it lying between the I and San Kite old i.- Indian Well Swamp, bound- ml the lands of C. P. Smith and Wm. use others. This August 7th, 1906. . person or persons claiming sine Interest In the above describe, land must file protest in writ nu within the days, or the; will be red by law. ,.,. K. WILLIAMS, taker for I'm this August 1906. as administrator Williams, c late County, N- V. is in all persons having claims against the of said t them on or before the null of August node .,, be pleaded in liar of their re- All persons Indebted to said will please mu j bis theft iii of August O. I Gives rest to the stomach. Cures indigestion, dyspepsia, sour stomach, tired stomach, weak stomach, windy stomach, puffed stomach, nervous stomach and catarrh of the stomach. A guaranteed cure. th. US- ti Em j b j L. u th. I or w cat a, Drawls . and Retail for OP OF THE BETHEL AND TRUST CO AT i- i N. C. August 25th, I'S. LI , inns and founts i, s i in I-, mid I tanker ash II I other U S i Total i I stock .-i-i of i if i i -1 i ; Total II an White Load, Paints, Colors, and and country Ready Paints. NOTICE The Clerk of Court of Pitt ls Letters to me, in on day of August. 1906, on the e of N. deceased. NOTICE Is Ii given to ill persons Indebted to the Estate to make Immediate pa the up- and to all creditors of said Estate to present properly authenticated, to undersigned. twelve months after to this Notice, or this Notice will be plead in bur of their recovery This the day or August on the Estate of Albert The Clerk of the court of Pitt county, having issued Letters of Administration to me, the undersigned on the day Of August, 1906. on the estate P. Tucker, deceased, No- is hereby given to all persons In- to the estate to make to the estate their ,. ii . b to the undersigned, twelve months . i-the date of U is notice, or this notice be in bar of their This the 13th day of Aug. W. on the estate of F. I. A. Attorney. s N Carolina, u l cashier of tin-above named bank, do statement U true to the beat of my and sworn to MKS, I ,. me, this 81--t day of August, S J. Directors. Notary Public. NEW MAN At Old Stand. I have the l Ti . . the at his old V Points. I will to tin In met tin of the trade H ,, . a complete line of Heavy and Groceries. Fruits, t Tobacco etc. on me when you want the l.,, i , , i in- lowest price which they can be J. J. TURNAGE The Five Points Grocer. Central Academy REV. M W- Principal. PROF W. M. Associate A Christian home and High School I'm- boys and men Splendidly located in Warren county, one mile from depot, mediately on A U road in a beautiful grove of or on ii acre farm. I--, i further information ad the Principal or Associate Littleton, N. C. diets. , p I . . I eon i . , . , I M . ,,. i --iii in , i , i i S. i. I.- . sons mi s i. i i . . i n o, of i p D. . Blow, Attorneys. YOUR SUPPLIES Now Everything you want in the way of nice Groceries, Canned Goods, Pickles, fruit, Candies, Nuts. can be had at our store We carry a large supply of the Best Goods JOHNSTON Tic There is no line in the world better than the Harrison line. It has it a reputation for honorable wares and honorable dealings. If you use the Harrison Paints you need never worry quality. We trust that you orders whenever you want good paint for any Have just a car load and can give you Special Prices. fill favor us with your int good paint for any t. Baker Hart I , r. c, OF THE CONDITION OF THE BANK OF GREENVILLE. GREENVILLE, N. C AT THE OF BUSINESS AUGUST 25th, 1905. Loans and Discounts and unsecured 1,606.66 2,500.00 U furniture 3,617.32 R House Oil . i . n- ii Batiks I 1,614.81 289,400.48 Stock In . .- Surplus, Paid Bills Payable 81,000.00 Deposit subject Cashier's checks out- standing 11,400.48 ii ,, NOTICE TO CREDITORS. i iii Si unit tors f to me, i lie n d on the 22nd day of Aug. on estate of W. E i- to all persona indebted ea immediate payment to the and to all creditors said estate their claims properly tn the m twelve in after date of i Ids notice will be plead in I recovery. This day of Aug. 1905. K .; James, B P. Jolly on the estate of E. Jolly. Steamboat Service. -l I. . W v i, . , , ; . in. Washington with V. Philadelphia, s V 1-. and all other , ,,, North, all snipper- via earn N. k K. K subject t. change r, ii. MY Agent. Washing- J. Agent, Green- ville, N. C. . General T. I-. Norfolk, Va., i After 1st I will lie I t. furnish private con- tn and hen depot for . in town at I each The will I then only run hon hotels to depot and wharf and fare on will also be phone -16 W. j. TURNAGE Always Hand. Stock Framing x ft. i Also Siding, Ceiling and Partition and all kind- dressed lumber necessary for a short notice. Greenville lumber Veneer Co- Your Life Current. The power that gives you life and motion is the nerve force, or nerve fluid, located in the nerve cells of the brain, and out through the nerves to the various organs. If you are tired, nervous, irritable, cannot sleep; have headache, feel stuffy, dull and melancholy, or have neuralgia, rheumatism, backache, pains, in disc st ion, stomach trouble, kidneys and liver arc inactive, your life-current is weak. Power-producing fuel is need- ed something to increase nerve the nerves. Dr. Restorative vine is the fuel you need. It feeds the nerve force, and restores vitality. I taking Pr. N- I to my I nervous of inn with gradually grow that I unable to mi up. The n- u with row cl M. become My mi I alone- hut and Weaker. The m mi- away my circulation was l have taken In nil bottles of the I am . ROSA E. WEAVER, Stuarts, In. Dr. l sold by your who win if. will benefit If It he will refund your money. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind North Carolina, i County of Pitt. f James L. Little, Cashier of the above-named bank, do -wear that the statement above is true to the In-st of my and belief JAMES L. LITTLE, i Subscribed sworn n. this 2nd d. G. I. W. KING. W. J. G. MOVE. Phone no. i. F. General Insurance. ON YOUR Life.; Fire. Plate Health. Accident. Burglary. Strongest and Best Companies A YOUR Patronage Solicited. COBB BROS. S CO Norfolk, Va Buyers and Brokers It Hawks, Cotton, Grain and ins. Private Wires to Sew Yuri and Orleans. Stock of Goods for Sale Cheap. We will sell the H. H. Proctor i k of general m at a bi ill-con it and will rent or sell tbs at e to Be Stock hit. between d , Bro . i; ii, N. c ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN COLLEGE, WILSON, N. C. For Male and Female. course in Vocal and Music, Art, Elocution Physical Cull urn. Bookkeeping, A complete course in Ancient Modern Languages and Three courses leading to A. B. Faculty of September 6th, 1905. For or other information, J LL. D. President Wilson. N. C The Reflector Is Read By Everybody roach, and t reaches people to pay for what they want. f you have what they want advertise it and you are sure to jet a part of their money. POOR PRINT OUR AYDEN DEPARTMENT. J. M. BLOW, Manager and Authorized Agent- . AYDEN, N. C. N. Sept. 1905. As authorized for Daily and Eastern we take great in receiving sub and writing receipts those arrears. We have a list of all who receive their mail this office. We also take orders for job printing. We are requested to announce that will give free tuition to two or three boys who will perform necessary work n and around the graded school the present session. Tills is a good boys and we hope it will be taken advantage of. If you need way of Crockery, Tin ware come to see us, Hart Miss of came up Friday to enter the school here. E. E. Hail Co. will do all they possible to please you with their new line of heavy and fancy groceries. Ex-Sheriff W. H. Harrington was here Friday. Come to sec Hart Jenkins when you need t. dress your we can save you you Something to lit I Ill- foot. We carry the nicest and best you ever saw. Try a and be convinced. Mrs. H. has returned from a visit to Kinston. Sum i ell a have moved into their new brick store on south side Main street. mere were services Sunday in the Free Will Seminary conducted by Phillips. A large was attendance. f the Ayden graded school hasn't gut the set of lady teachers the state, then mark us as judge of beauty. opinion on this subject hat never yet been brought Into question. We prove all we say Prof. lie called at our house Sunday evening, but he didn't ask for us, still we the whet he lacked having a goon time no one else need seek dozen eggs by C A. Fair for which will be paid cash market price, Wood was here Sunday. Lace Curtains cents pair up, and cents per up, at J. It. Smith Miss Minnie Cooper, Wash has been visiting Mrs. J. J. Mrs. Cooper, after a pleasant visit to her brother, Stancill here, has returned to her home Save your hay, get a grass blade, fork, hoe, shovel, spade, bush hook or hole digger, at J. It- Smith Mrs. Marion Crawford, of Win- baa been hue mi a visit I. worth. W. Jackson Co, ate the depository for school books. Mies Dora spent Ii, in Friday evening until friends in A lull supply of No, Timothy Hay. Oats, Cam, Bran, Cotton Seed Hulls and Heal, It Smith Bro. Miss Ethel Burnett weeks stay with her slater, Mrs. c. Nobles, left Monday her home in Oak City. C. A. Fall who has been away pan two weeks up in City and other resorts, came home Sunday. A car load of tiling was received here Monday which will be used partly in town and the balance the improvement of the road near Haddocks X There were bales of sold on the here last week. The price paid was from to Fashion Hand-made Paw Gum Bread Trays at J. It. Smith Bro. the first call of roll t lie opening of the graded school ye morning pupils responded to their names. Just received, fine line of and can fit you up in any style or price. Out at he Ayden Lumber camp Sunday night Tom Purvis, a without the slightest provocation, cut and slashed Elijah Manning, a very peaceable industrious a and then lied. The wounds are a serious and it is not yet determined as to what result will be. Monday morn- Deputy Constable Bronson boarded the tram with a warrant for Gold Point, at lie Caught bis man, but while waiting for a train bis prisoner managed to make his escape. Mr. Tripp in lull regrets but he couldn't help it. This was his first case. The infant child of Mr. Mr- S. A. died Saturday was buried in the cemetery Sunday afternoon. Tobacco etc for side by Cannon Ty-o John Brooke, of was here yesterday. A full supply of Trunks, Telescopes, Grips, Satchels and Suit Cases, at J. It. Smith Bro. Overseers this town, ship are now busily engaged their mads. Good roads ate B necessity to success prosper- and we hope advantage will he taken of extremely line and all roads in the county- put class order. Wherever good toads are seen is a sure sign of thrift and we hope the overseers will realize this fact and act accordingly. J. Raymond has a nice black horse, years old, he would like to sell. The horse is perfect- gentle. For carpenters two's, grind stones i hemp rope and pulleys, at J. It. Smith Bro. Calico and Gingham at cents per yard, great reductions in while dippers and summer goods, at J. If. Smith Bro. your buildings by painting them with Town and County lead full line of colors, kept at J. It. Smith a Bro. For can peaches, apples, corn tomatoes, ac, apply to E. E. Dell ft On. A new line of Cradles and Cribs, Mattresses to match, at J. R. Smith Bro. The ladies say that Cannon Tyson have prettiest line of dress goods in town. Fancy candies, oranges, apples and bananas at E. E. Oil's. A Jenkins is the place get your suit this tall, as the are handling It. if. line and can five you a nice lit. on Hurt Jenkins for a r.-i of Columbia Flour, none better had anywhere. Their is truly age of hundred ago, Sunday Sept. their Stove in Town- ship, and last week . Smith lira, to arrive a solid ear load of cook stoves, word or coal, Kettle, Griddle, and other ware to match and joints of stove pipe, these Gentlemen are doing a large and their success is due to low prices and the low pi are to the fact they buy car lots, such as Hay, Lime, Floor Oats, Hulls and Meal, we saw shipping Yes- Cook Stove and to match. This is a of only days W. C. a Co. are the most complete line l ate youths, and suit's shown the town Ayden. them a trial. They are they please you as the sly e quality. shoes are best. pair sold under a guarantee W. C. Johnson Co. control this line for Ayden. keep Furniture, Mattress--. Bed Springs, Stoves, Ban. etc., up stairs. Tyson. TO BYE Having just returned f- Philadelphia Optical graduating in a special . the human eye, and the n- of optics, I feel able p pared to correct any of of refraction any . can correct with glasses. I w i take any case of weak eyes, or eye strain, dull hurting, aching, burn eyes, or eyes with had or low on a p to relieve the and give entire satisfaction patient or not one cent. The largest per cent, of all headaches and errors of refraction eye It is dangerous to pr- when your eyes call f assistance. Glasses the remedy for errors of refraction in weak eyes. Any style or i. given desired. A-, w references as are in the . n furnished on application. Very J. W. Taylor, D. Those art squares, i Cannon have just r.-e are beauties. Oranges, apples, bananas fruits kept by w. horn. Cannon are h . selling their pretty steads cheap. They- are i Those Pelt , . that Cannon Tyson handle are the equal of anyone the Get the Cox planter Hi. best the market at J. Smith Bro. Go to E. E. Go's new market beef, fresh meats, sage, and fresh fish. J. W. Taylor, our optician i, now back again from the Optical College, re be graduated in a special course in the of optics, ready to better service than before to those from weak eyes and in of glasses. Slippers, and straw hats are being sold extremely cheap cash by Cannon Don't forget that Gannon Tyson can supply your wants in almost anything in furniture. Hay, oats, ship stuff, wheat cotton seed hulls and meal on hand. Cannon a Tyson. The freshest loaf bread right from the oven at Don't fail to see Ty- son's new both plain and decorated. Prices are cheaper than St i. and light from the Dr. Joseph Dixon AND Office Brisk Block, Best Railroad, Ayden, N. C. THE OF AYDEN, N. C- At the close of business iota, D. W. IN RESOURCES. Loans and Furniture and Fixtures Demand Loans from Banks, OH Cash Items, 130.52 Coin, Silver Coin, 1,659 National Hank notes and other notes 2,111.00 Total, 1.1 TIES. Capital stock paid in, fund On Undivided pr lite less expense. Dividends unpaid . Deposits i beck, Cashier's eh k.-. 8.81 IV STATE OF ., i t l XI V OF PUT, j I, J. H Cashier the i I. solemnly awes I that above statement is true to and be lief- II Cashier. It SMITH. JOSEPH DIXON l t . CANNON. Groceries And Provisions Cotton Bagging and Ties always on hand Fresh Goods kept con- in stock. Country Produce Bought end Sold D. W. North Carolina. The Fall Season has opened and found a select line Clothing, Dry Goods, Dress Shoes. HA SAND CAP. Dr. W. H. of Chat N. will be at Hotel Thursday Out for day His I limited to Eye, En. j Nose, and Throat, i glasses. PHARMACY Ayden, N. C. Clothing. Clothing. Clothing. Our lino is completed, in stock and these suits are made from u It is a sort of clothing from usual is tho mark most in but price the moat most the the merit. and the most in clothes on call inspect our line NEW MEAT MARKET. I have opened up a new stall in the meat market, and are prepared to furnish nice, fresh, tat. and pork, also barbecue. Nov. Choice Steak at f cents per pound. Rea. Beef at per lb. Stew Beef at per lb. My terms are strictly cash and we ask a share of your patio age. Yours tor honest dealings, refreshing, cures indigestion., Rocky Mountain Tea A Busy Medicine for Bus; People. Brings and . Lite Kidney Trouble, Breath, non-.-u. Tea form, ail cents u main i-y Darn WIs. GOLDEN NUGGETS -OR SALLOW PEOPLE Dry Goods. Dry Goods. Our Dry Goods lino Is complete and we invite yon n look at our line of Dress before you fall pin-. Hats. Hats. Hats. In Hals you will us headquarters. W .- ,. the celebrated grade hat. why and In- mi better satisfied than with n for three. Shoes. Shoes. Shoes. Our stock shoes, are as complete as can make it, and our purpose is in give the boat shoe, boat quality and styles for the least money. We also carry furniture stock, and will find a complete line with us. Buy one of . Felt Mattresses be- cause they are superior to nil others, under u guarantee I f not tin- -price refunded Perfect satisfaction when you I rule with us or refunded, J. R. N. C. Leader in Low Prices. I'd PUBLIC. When you have a suit of clothes, pair of pants to clean or press, remember that I only turn out first class work. Also working altering clothing. Prices very reasonable. Satisfaction or your money back. Give me a trial. FRANK HOPKINS. Back of Davis Barber Shop. N. C. Central Barber Shop. Edmond Fleming, Props. Located in main section the town. Four chairs operation and each one presided over by a skilled barber. Our place is inviting, razors sharp our towels clean. We thank you for past patronage and ask you when good is wanted Subscribe to Tut-- Brick Warehouse, Greenville, N. C. us your Tobacco The Brick. We will always Work for your interest guarantee price. BRINKLEY LASHER. Proprietors. The following Constitute Working Force who are Always glad to see you D. S. Spain Bookkeeper B, T. Bailey Auctioneer S. Hardy Manager Id. Harris Calculator.

Bargain, v- FESTIVAL THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28TH. SpEciAL FOR CARNIVAL WEEK, r Have Decided to Convert my Entire Stock of Clothing, Dry Goods. Shoes, Hats, Fur- i ON E All Should and i general tip. .- d suit- pin your faith to Clothes. Good i with more i piece i slim you are. to you i All the n We i shoulders with you i you exercise i suit i- h poor .-. tall you how how you are, we have . . ins the distinction , ,.,. to the people of Ml and fining Counties the Pat Nineteen Year, and I herein give that during this VERY SPECIAL SALE I will give such alluring values as have never before been known in North Carolina. New Fall and Winter Goods Arriving Every Day But tor wan. of space we can only quote a of the many Thousands of Magnificent Bargains we ere now offering. It. price from to to you Bring C. The Outfitter. Pr i , Ranges, l Heater Guns, Am m H Plows, Cutters K t ft anything in come to H L. CARR L; Celebration Sale of Men's Suits Men's Good Seasonable piece Suits at the 2.76, 3.98, 4.45, 6.45 youth Long Suits Age to cheaper than the cheapest. Boy's Knee Pants Suits. M the Celebration Men's Pants. 1.37, 1.63, 1.95, 2.98. During the Celebration Prices on Shoes, s Boy's Knee Pants at and per pair. worth now Fine Dress Shoes Pat. Leather latest toes Shoes Ladies Per pair, Shoes from per pair up. Men's and Boy's Hats A Carload of men's hats in all shapes and Colors at your own prices. Boy's hats from up. Men's Overcoats now Hoy's Overcoats as low as Special Celebration Sale Best grade black taffeta silk Full line quality colored taffeta Extra quality and Width inch regular plaids and solid Mixed suitings, worth at Plaid worth Full line panamas, worth inch all colors ladies bro, worth A big line velvets, now Big line dark colors Pretty patterns in tapestry worth going for Light colors in yard wide Good curing Dark colors for Heaviest IS l outing light cotton Extra Sensation Ladies tailor made suits worth 7.50 now Ladies tailor made suits worth 28.50 now 10.000 yards cheeked homespun, yards beat Blankets tor double beds each Best cheek gingham Big line Ladies kid gloves Misses fancy hose Best quality table Yard wide bleaching to a customer at He 2.56 5.00 . 1-2 J 1-2 1-2 1-2 REPORT OF CONDITION Greenville Trust Company j NORTH CAROLINA. v . ,. . business August 1906. During this Great Celebrated Sale we will Give Away to the first fifty customers who by worth of goods and will give us their names, one large size egg crate. Every article fully guaranteed may be exchanged at any time or money will be refunded. Come to see us and we will send you back home well pleased. Come high expectations and even then you will be for far more than you can possibly anticipate will be realized. Remember this Great Festival Sale Opens Thursday, Sept. 28th. at a. m. sharp. LIABILITIES. , Capital paid in 88,000.00 ;,,,. Surplus fund Undivided profit, lees .- deposit 10,081.20 subject to Cashiers checks 17.94 from Cash item Sold coin Silver National Bank notes and other Total Total, 1104,184.40 State North Carolina, I of Pitt, I of the bank, do the above stat. rue la the my ledge , . . , R. J. Cashier. and J. L. conn, c. T. Directors. Subscribed sworn to this day of Sept., C. S Notary TAKEN UP. have taken up a stray that been with my two months. The sandy red color, pounds has silt in light ear and tailed. Owner i notified for same and pay charges. near Subscribe to THE REFLECTOR The Penalty. A little thing sometimes results In death. a mere scratch, insignificant or puny have paid the penalty. It is wise to have Salve ever h on earth and will fa- when burns, sorts, ulcers and threaten. Only at J. L. Drug Store. Putt an End to It All, A comes as a of unbearable pain over taxed organs. Backache, Liver constipation, But thanks to New Life Pills they put an end t. all. are gentle Try them, only I Guaranteed by L. Woolen, Druggist. A piano for sale at a sac- is one of the lies bandied by the On, was bought hi ago by a gentleman who his little girl. I Patty to lose over a nun. dollars. Cash or time, apply i to O. or W. A. Hyman, Greenville N. C. End Bitter Fight. physician had a long end j stubborn fight with an on my right F , Du . gave in- up , thought time had come. As a ii resort I tried Dr, New Discovery for The and I on my a few days. Now I've entirely regained my It conquers all colds, and throat and lung troubles. by Jno. L. Woolen, and 91.00. Trial tail ties lie. Suicide A that a of suicide had been discovered many. A run down or precede suicide and has been found that will prevent that condition which make suicide likely. At the first I bought of self destruction lake It a great and will strengthen the nerve- and build up the system. It's also a i-real stomach, liver and kidney regulator. Only Sat- guaranteed by L. Druggist Silk and shawls, all extra heavy in black. D. M. Johnson Co. Grifton N Why Baskets when you ran get Sheets at less I than half tho price. Sam s w THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. O. J. WHICHARD. Editor and Owner. VOL No. and Friday. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE PITT COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA, No. SUPERIOR COURT. September Term in Session. RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT. following calM have be of since W. T. Fleming, obs public road, not guilty. Ham Slaughter and Sam Blanch tar, resisting officer, guilty, sen- Adopted By Greenville Baptist Sunday School. A TRIP TO BATH. A GIGANTIC EVENT. A- we pass our days in ts of Borrow and grief when the only thing we can do is to in to what we Such j an now c to our Sun- leave to be assigned to work j assault with deadly and weapon, guilty, ll and month each in jail with Ernest and Will Burton, disturbing religious congregation, guilty, lined s and hall costs, Button sentenced days in jail with leave In lie assigned to work roads. The trial of B. B. for in second degree is in progress this afternoon. B. B. Jones, murder, not guilty. J. B, Haddock, carrying weapon, not guilty. Annie Smith, retailing liquor without license, not guilty. Slaughter perjury, pleads guilty, sentenced IS in penitentiary. James Kennedy, violating town DOt guilty. Atkinson, carrying con- weapon, guilty, lined and costs, appealed to Supreme court. Cornelius Atkinson, assault with deadly weapon, pleads guilty, sen- days in jail with leave to be assigned to work public roads. Milliard Mills, carrying con- weapon, not guilty. Rebuked the Jury. Jones rebuked the jury this in a case for retailing liquor without license in which a verdict of not guilty was returned when the showed that the defendant was guilty. is of our infant -lass, is no more She has gone to her living Savior, u k realize our loss and as your com- we desire to offer a feeble tribute to her memory. and with our church she has been a faithful attendant upon the school, always tilling folly without a murmur any place assigned her. When vacancy occurred for a the infant class, a year or more ago, the superintendent peculiar for place gave her tuts class. Not h member the class or of the school bat feels that no class ever had;, more loving, faithful teacher. She possessed qualification which goes to make a sweet life. In d like her Master, she was loving and giving, in thought she was pure sweet, in deed she was and kind, m service she was end faithful, as a none knew in-1, and above all as . sue followed meekly, submissively, faithfully tow Big Opera Next Tuesday One the most In Honor the Visaing Young Ladies of S. ever seen in Greenville will I the Tuesday a most delightful trip big opera on next night to Bath on the was given with one hundred m. I by John a Am in m j, elaborate one and Mm Fannie of .,, ever given Taylor, of Hookerton a i a,, entirely i of scenes are the Mrs, J. O. Proctor. J running , New invited guests were beautiful new here. operas now York. Mr. PERSONALS SOCIAL Thursday. Hep. H. V. Keel this ii i, a i tip to New York. W. veil, t Keck today. B. C. Wells, of Wilton, bat been hen- ii day., left this ;. L. C. Bagwell, of Raleigh, In in Helen Galloway, Be--- and Daisy Tucker, James Tucker. ah it sad at noon on oar arrival at I tie old after we visited place of A moat pleasant day was spent everyone declared Messrs. and to tie charming Mis. J. O. Jewish New Year. new year will begin tomorrow evening at o'clock end Saturday event hi ti. The places of of out Will lie C town brother. in this time. ii Latham, i about the event ii that came in Wednesday to the whole town is of seats will Miss Anna Graff I ed- ,, ,,., i no ii Baltimore ml is again in the at a ill be ASKED FOR EVANS STREET. C. store. T. Si J. L. in That ii a j,,. went to ;. Allen tins Miss wen, to Wash- Imperial Officials Here. -I the Imperial Co., spent Wednesday in They, were E II. M. i. and his son, II s of O. d. They Savior whom her showed she, on their tour by v. loved first of all. By Him Heed and B wen earth with charge of the leaf cares, trials and pains to Heaven of the Imperial company in this But the Aldermen Declined. When the per- for the carnival c. to is look Hie tax and lei it free could have come any by pan- taxi it was the understanding that the tents were no lobe put C. this up in the business section of the town. A petition taken around Tuesday asking the board to by letting the L. Hudson I go where on evening. The board of aldermen held J. Parham and night., left this Miss ski e- Thursday evening i ton. Skinner returned Inure day from Baltimore. m consider the petition that carnival next week be put up tents on Evans street. petition was denied, and the 1- be occupied by tents. w it ti its joys freedom from Ills, therefore, 1st. That though we miss cannot now understand why able that is very Hard to secure she, in the very prime Country. The party on evening train. IT IS GREAT. Convictions cases of this kind. New Wholesale Firm. The Long Co., composed of lite of service, should have, been taken, yet we bow In submit, j to the will of Him who hath One Negro Shoots Another. Goldsboro, X. who were mi U street at that early hour Haw an exciting scene when pulled a Mrs Dora Brickell, of to visit relatives. Rev. W. E, Cox went to Ayden and retained tins An amusing incident occurred l . Ii n r hi the h I- in g lie 1- c . ,.,, s-airs be inquired of u bystander nil . i a, -bat's them gals I , ,,. t he replied V W III y ,.,, h u ,, ,, .-I 1.1 , . -.-I . .- i -j i. in , . g id . p. An Old Show Kiln New Feature. t ,,, vi. it Shows , . n -th , , ; .-i in tins . -I.- pub c. Ii i- I ; I u- p., In I.-, ills . S 1111- i-i -de v i .- the . r ii, up. great . . V hi Am burg show s mil. tug none th in forty , . 111.11 small show I s ti , e. . hi us in .-i e 11- by I he vi old time nice 1- just s . mi, 11.1 ii. i a order end up to Elephants, I-, and a large collection of led and are I-- in grand free street parade on e of-the day ion. Van Am burg's show will exhibit Fine Show on Tuesday Night. Everybody in town is talking pistol his pocket and fired at i done this and as we gigantic event to be of Jas. long, will we may not now see on Tuesday night when one do a wholesale grocery in the building hearing Dickinson Aye. Both are go business The Cuban surplus is said to lie the result of over-taxation. queer. is our Minstrels Coming. A. Q. Allen was, here today ad- for coming of his New Orleans night, Oct. 6th. The in their own car and show under a large tent. An Original, Time Minstrel Show. A. Allen's New Orleans clean, refined and up. in date; everything new season. Clever comedians, comic and in tis e walkers greatest galaxy of sweet singers of the sunny South ever assembled in one company, presented under a mammoth theater, over two people, for Imposing parade which takes place at noon on day of In- Friday ct. at Greenville, it, that 11.- all things well. 2nd. That we to the entire school her life as worthy imitation, in that it bore such striking resemblance lo her Lord. That from the depth of our own saddened hearts we extend to the sorely grieved and sorrow and twenty-live people will delight a audience at the Masonic temple with an opera that is full of lively music and pretty J. and D. J. went to his antagonist o'clock evening. The ball took In W. X. Col.-v, the shoulder of the and will the P.-1, was here not possibly do more day and this morning, ugly wound. The who did the known as darted through an alley mule his escape as soon as lie fired his gun. He not wait to Walter Buck and little s of his attack. Tax Notice. mid Smith, cam to visit relatives near Greenville. The fancy beautiful a ml the cast is executing them to The open. who was shot was taken to house is going to be packed from office of Dr. The. L. friends. dome mid tin- audience Is j where his wound was attended to Of our departed sister our deepest; All the scenes lo be given sympathy in this, probably, the darkest and saddest hour of their lives, praying our loving to give the balm which He alone can give tho-c dark and trying hours of life. 4th. That this feeble testimony of the life of our beloved sister, open at Coward and -r in-ice up permanent record a copy sent Till Daily with ii request to lush the same, a copy In the of deceased. W. II. , J. Miss Maggie Doughty, two had bun A. Wilson went to c this afternoon. J. R. returned now running ., York will ,,. be reproduces of ,.,, for evening from the Presbytery near Silver Circus the on the street this Mars, running at the a and others. It- to he treat. The Seats Mi Found fallow X. C,, A clack, cuts . r serving. lo re reeve I .- it Q I nil mils ii Mid a r in settle- near I. I Comity, saying then, wen- several o, d W. ft. veiling Carrie Brown Fri- from visit to Durham v- II. left d lo deliver tin nun Large Sale and Better Prices. Tobacco For This week has been another good yellow ,,,,.,.,. one on the tobacco market. the last letter she would be warehouses have had large sales o and prices have made a decided Secretary C. W. Harvey of the W what -a. supposed to board of trade, Tl per typhoid the following of . M All In One Week. The week will tell its own tale. By the time the folks get through with the carnival, two entertainments In the opera house and a big minstrel aggregation, they will feel like taking a rest. the Greenville Sales month of September pounds at an average many deaths that expert examine Graded School Ready for Opening. was made, in dis-1 Everything Is in readiness for fever. It la -ii returned m p C. I. and chili, , j in evening to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Moore. Annie Kitchen, Neck, who have beau visit lag ti. .;. Woodward, this do it. Dr. W. H. of Char- N. will at Hotel Bertha on Thursday Oct. 5th, for day only. His practice is limited lo Ear, ed that the disease J pounds at an Monday and the attendance fever. average of In is makes the to be large. The faculty total sales for the two since school for thin session is Well Fitted Cale. f a man oversleeps the market opened of W. B. Dove, J. J. Willis has titled up that has an accident he and Misses Annie in the new building on d is it lo his good judgment. Dickinson avenue. He has three, The sales for September this year were nearly a million pounds of in the Mime of year. i S. O., Cox, Ayden, Columbia There ore so many towns trying and Bennett, of Reidsville. Nose, Throat, Pitting Kt a stop-over from president j Most of the teachers have arrived When he comes to North Carolina. ready to begin their work. dinning rooms, of them private A man can lose at the races for ladies, and serves oysters and j without sum-ring, but he has to beat of everything Use that wince when he drops a quarter in the market collection plate. Do be frost Pint of the new Becker's come along soon with October. buck, wheat at M. I will at the following . t- i for the of ear Meet me and Tax I Beaver c mi; Score, Wed i-i lay Gm. -ii-, . Saturday Oct. Sat aid I.- Mills Wednesday Dot, Po Gum Swamp Church, Thursday Oct. M. Oct. Bethel d J Oct. lay L W. IT County, LETTER TO REV. J. N. BOOTH. N. C. Rev. churches ; lie, have had their first lesson in Messrs. ft Lock wood painted the Presbyterian parsonage estimated gallons; took ft Shutter the Episcopal eh inch; estimated took painters painted the Catholic gallons; took Of course, they estimated from what they had been using. The saving in paint and wok is U or a gallon. Total saving on three join to painting costs two or three times as much as the paint, you know. Yours truly. P. W. ft COo. POOR PRINT