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Greenville's Bargain, Harvest FESTIVAL THURSDAY, 28TH. THE PRESSED HAN Should Consider with great forethought he is to buy and the store he is from for season general appearance will depend largely upon the ht of Ms clothes, and the is the foundation of your suit Avoid . it. and pin your faith to S. Fit- one that you exercise pr fitting suit is a poor property it matters nut how tall you are, now slim you how st m h w you are, we have being distinctly stylish All the i w We shoulders Remember Thursday, Sept. 28th, At a. m. Is the Opening SPECIAL FOR CARNIVAL WEEK. I Have Decided to Convert my Entire Stock of Clothing, Dry Goods. Shoes, Hats, Fur- etc INTO ONE I have been selling goods to the people of Pitt and adjoining Counties the Pat Nineteen Years and I herein give you my guarantee that during this VERY SPECIAL SALE. will give such alluring values as have never before been known in North Carolina. New Fall and Winter Goods Arriving Every Day for want of space we can only quote a few of the many Thousands of Magnificent Bargains we are now offering. interesting to you. Bring your a i m i hi . TO for- Celebration Sale of Men's Suits Men's Seasonable piece Suits at the following 2.76, 3.98, 4.45, 6.45 Long Suits Age to cheaper than the cheapest. Boy's Knee Pants Suits. At the following Celebration 1.47. Men's Pants. 1.37, 1.63, 1.95, 2.98. During the Celebration on Shoes, Boy's Knee Pants at and per pair. Brogans worth now Fine Dress Shoes Pat. Leather latest toes worth now Shoes Ladies i Per pair, Shoes from lie per pair up. Men's and Boy's Hats A Carload of men's hats in all shapes and 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 going at Plaid worth Full line panamas, worth inch all colors ladles worth A big velvets, now Big line dark Pretty patterns in tapestry worth going for Light colors ill yard wide Good Dark colors for Heaviest light cotton a Sensation Ladies tailor made worth 7.50 now Ladies tailor made suits worth 22.50 now 10.000 yards cheeked homespun, 5.000 yards best calico Blankets tor double beds each Best check gingham line Ladies kid gloves Misses fancy hose Best quality table damask Yard wide bleaching customer tit lie 2.56 1-2 1-2 1-2 68-4 . , Silks, Y RE- . i S- OPPOSITE GREENVILLE BANKING S TRUST CO . During this Great Celebrated Sale we will Give Away to the tint fifty customers who by worth of goods and will give us their names, one large size egg crate. Every article f guaranteed and may be exchanged at any time or money will be refunded. Come lo see us and we will stud you back home well pleased. Come high expectations and even then you will be far more than you can possibly anticipate will be realized. Remember this Great Festival Sale Opens Thursday, at sharp. FOR SALE BY STRAY up i stray shoal en i hi two m The shoal In sandy red color, about has In tailed. Owner i- i to call pay charge. EVANS, neat Greenville. Pub an J to It All, A i inc comes H-. result of i taxed i i Backache, Lit i complaint and .-. But King's New pal an it all. I hey are .- but ll. Try I hew. Only Guaranteed by I. Druggist. End I i in hi H. A. White, Insurance. Greenville, N. C. The Death Penalty. A little thing sometimes results in death. Tans mere scratch. Insignificant eat r puny have paid the death penalty. It is wise to have Salve ever handy. It's the beat salve on earth and will prevent fa- when burns, sores, ulcers and piles threaten. Only at J. L. Drug A o for wile a sac- the instrument which is one of the beat makes bandied by the piano Co, was bought ago a gentleman who unfortunately lost bin little girl. Party to lose over a bun- dollar, or time, apply- to O. Roseau W. A. N. C. . stubborn fight at i my rigid write,. V Hugh . gave me up. thought my t I come. k a last Or. New for Con. The I received and I my a few Sow I've entirely regained my It conquers nil Guaranteed by L. Woolen, Price and 11.00. Trial free. Suicide Prevented. A a p , . bad been , will many. A i or la variably precede suicide been that will prevent i make suicide likely. At the Bret self take It being a great will the and build up the system. also a great stomach, liver and kidney regulator. Only n guaranteed by Jno. L. Woolen. Druggist. Silk and zephyr shawls, all colors heavy in black. D. M. Co. K. Why use Cotton Baskets when you can get Cotton Sheets at less than half the price. ma w THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. J. WHICHARD, mi IN FRIDAY. AFTER ANOTHER TRAIN Petitions In Circulation are j ally Signed bring to i Hie official -f the Atlantic, Line t pm ii m on this branch of read. i a petition in Greenville Ii by nil the the tame the t .- if and where petitions are also in And judging from ii- of the p . p Pr.-N that town in movement t train. action the to secured. Barely t if- t. rd to lie to the i. of towns in section by in comply the is be i , the petition. mad needs an- i. daily train and the i- its being put The Service the Ben p la tin K. . . a on the Hr principles of in it, s-e full of live Inter- well as . value mi g , c. g lo . i tire ore a must real i in sin a u to h. . w here i i . n th d sin is i i ore can no ii. H i the lifting of i ml of fall- i condition to the i . c and i Last t- Bishop preached n. aid, a change i aid change of ii i d, and a i. go will. It turning away in sin in humiliation and sorrow i I g toward in love, I ti mi Hi of tonight's sermon Km i Service. Strange preached last i church be said, is the n i. attitude God of based upon . conviction a assent to the ii . being of as re- i i Only faith is not . mg upon n-, i u h attitude we have w . art in, either to assume it or to assume It Whom we be- r we trust; whom we trust we j Thai is the way of The subject of tonight's sermon is the subject Of the sermon for tomorrow night ITEMS. N. Oct. M. Levy, of Norfolk, i town Friday. Mr. of St. Louis, a few here this Mrs. Ricks and Mary and Mi-s Olive aid spent several days in Green- this it.- Mr of was in town this week. H. B Ph Hips returned to hi in Suffolk morning, H A. Greenville, .- in town Friday. Mrs. P. G. left morning to visit her fuller woo i- at bis home in i. Mis. Sykes, of hi, is visit u In r son, I no is sics at the home of Mi. Mrs. Hell. P. A. and family will move to on the Arthur Williams aid family have to There was an excursion Friday from Hits plat to Greenville for i of those ho wished who attended were Dr. L E . H. Stanley, W. T Harrell, Pat Bar B. T. Pulley and Cecil Harrington, Colored Graded S- heal. The col red graded week with pupils in dance This is a little less thus one-third of the c of in Hit- district, the is far in the fact they are d present pick n null are work. understand that principal of the school advises the pupils to work the early fall mouths when labor is so much needed by farmers. It u well that they should follow his advice. Cotton Bulletin Washington, The bureau has issued a bulletin . the production and dis I the cotton of the United Slates available between and September 1.1905, to be bales. Of i his per cent, was exported, per cent, used in domestic consumption, leaving a surplus of per tic consumption bales destroyed by fire. la an altercation between Fleming and W. H. Littler, at Washington, the latter out. ITEMS. Oct. J. R. Turnage, of Ayden, spent Sunday afternoon with his parents. George Darden went to Snow Hill last Sunday. lie seems to have special attractions over there. Misses Margarette Ormond and Elizabeth Carver went to Greenville Friday and returned Sunday The series of meetings held Little Creek last week proved a the result being live additions to the church. The pastor, R. I. Corbett, was very ably assisted by Rev. King and Crater, of Ayden. Quite a large crowd people met at Ridge Springs last Sunday even- to witness the baptism of the candidates who recently joined at Little Creek. Will been confined to his room for about ten weeks, is slowly improving. He bus suffered intense pain during this long period. STATE NEWS. JAMES C Prominent Citizen of the County Putts Away Mr J died Sunday home miles Iron Gee H was ll been nine win. incident to old a p. r t Win a i- and in the count and e of our He large nil fir j country h i tun ma i to i sons alien he old to II i. Mr. Cob i reared a and i flu., a by n i limn ii. .- o tallied p , the bust c-s These are K. J Gr-e r I X L. A. of Kin-ton. J. H. end P. M . Ola K rims, of Greenville and M . The took today Services d i on by E. cue. Hear of i t e Y p in Sunday evening, K. B, i was and M T vie president. made to of meeting was changed to o'clock p m. beginning next Sunday. WELL ABOVE WATER W. No. J . . . SOCIAL j for teacher Your Foot on The Sandi of Time. When you buy that is to be o Harrison's Town I yon buy isobar it Ton I reminded his fact you compare lo o who a d pane became it pore t mad.- b, ; ., ho hare had o vet t years ex i in of the c if Town nod paint is i i. th. ii ii . i I in of Mud II i I I , id II. n. i c v. K ii iv. Ask II- . I C ll Hum . II , i, in a ill i n f try pa- I a; log is j--- are i s-i c tin- U I I. Queen of the Carnival Miss Lulls of burg, who Is here h-r later, Mrs. A. Webb, was crowned queen of the Saturday She I 1.815 votes and was presented Two Hurt. Saturday while i i if inn n-, the carnival grounds was torn down a piece of falling struck two boys that were pa ling One of these Durward T of A. whose head was quite severely by the umber. The in other a sou of Allen, j The Ore a new a i , . d In Keel, . be and i d I T .- will pet stout co; one suit v.- k, and n ad r unit hi i ember ts his friend him. They will pr. in temple house Saturday 14th George B. Al-ons, the popular and a large company of and ac vaudeville d the a Screams of are r apt. was only slightly burr. RALEIGH FAIR EXCURSION. VAN SHOW. Next week is the stale fair Miss Mary Eliza Dancy. who re- died in Tarboro, bequeathed for St. Mary's school at Daniel J. Sully, of New York, speak in Raleigh Tuesday on the cotton situation. An woman who recently died, leaving an estate of willed to her daughter a l calico The daughter Is taking steps to upset the will. Dr. will be here Friday night Nov. 1905 this time. Tour eyes, ears, nose and throat and catarrh, tome mid sec him at once. Satisfaction in every cute. Glasses tilted to suit everybody, old and young Dr. Odum, Macon Hotel. Greenville, N. C; Declined Pastorate. We see from Watch Tower H H ha- d . of Christian setts as for r. is lo lie Mr. Moore been In Greenville neatly and his endeared an our people of We will lie asked to Atlantic Line Will Operate the matter and hope he will do On account the Raleigh fair and President Roosevelt's I i the Coast Line will operate train from I be following points to B l tut urn Oct. Leave From on a m House Parmele Bethel Conetoe Tarboro Rocky Mount lo a m a m Kim City Wilson Lucama ii a m a in a m G a m a in a in oil a m a m a m Ar 10.10 a Gave Two Performances in Greenville The Van hi been on I be mad for seven 1201 ears, gave two performances In I Greenville Tuesday. In ,, the large was filled toils Rate ti a Ar ti a B m Plymouth a m Jamesville a m Everett ti a Ar a m Parmele Returning special will leave at p m same date. Tickets will be good to return on special train or on regular trains to October 23rd, 1905. All tickets include admission coupons to the fair grounds. full seating capacity, and there was also a large crowd at night. There were good some S about toe show and both perform- the audiences. Some T acts were by i In- Hun- family of acrobats In which the were especially good, Mrs. in her us slack feats, the riding of Cook Miss Annie Carroll, and the nurse riding of The reputation preceded the circus here that there were many fakers with it, but we have Chief of Police J. T. Bin th on this point and he says there was nothing of the kind evidence here but it one of the cleanest shows has ever seen Greenville. B. J the press agent and of the circus, was a most clever gentleman. Miss Bela Cox morning Ayden. Mis T f , I W, I e, today here d. A. lot- taken i l the Edward Matthews went to K sum -y t k. It. id evening from New York. M I. h is in leach i Class n Mr. a Mrs. T. B. Jenkins lei Sunday evening for a visit Mis n, of Sunday to emit I Vis. M. II. H. who n id b.-e i a few days here, i Sunday for Mrs W. P Edwards and chi d- have gone lo o visit relatives. C. I . d P. V H. w. D. G. went to v Federal court. M y of Tarboro, who has been visiting Miss Sophia J returned home this morn- morning. a i I of Bethel, who M returned home Sunday. Mrs. T J. Jarvis returned Sun d from Morganton where she bad attending the state of the Daughters f i tie returned Monday evening from F. M. went the mad Monday C. L returned Mon- day evening from Mrs. J. W, of Norfolk, is visiting Mrs. home. Miss Mi M i visiting aliases Carrie mid Waggle Brown. Rev. J. A. is in a meeting at week. W. M went to this morning. K W left this morning tor Richmond. T. W. Skinner returned Tues- day evening from Danville, Joyner left this morning tor Littleton to intend school. W and Mr. of spent today here. Mi M ye, of Is visiting her sister, Mrs R. W. King. and Harry H. and I. Sherman return ed Tuesday from Miss Bruce Gardner, of Wilson, i who has been visiting Mrs. J. C , Lanier and Mrs. S. T. Hooker, returned home today. Mr Mrs. L. A. Cobb, of Ki who had been here of his father, returned home Tuesday evening. W. J. Pope, of Grifton, took two here for the circus, bis friends were glad to see him in that long. He thought the circus was to be on so come over that day. Finding his mistake after getting here he decided to stay rather than go home and come Oct . to a. i. O i K . . H E , i me I ,. ,,, i . , i. . ,. . V la- e -I .- i .-. . ,, Q . ,., M b In. Pi-i lei i g , p , i E Li Hi Q lion- t -I ii 1230 I . i, , US i i , l-l . -J. II. I I y j-i, i ,; , , i. ; X An o . s lank-, rule-, . . H. ITEMS N c . o . I I- . i;. h e ens r . , F i la. v , r . s. Or v ii.,. Mi , ;. , s . ., ,. seriously hurt. Lorn ii, . ha-. S-i r, lies. J. K. V. took in the at r.-p in a pleasant T F N and J. B. Be wk. of W hit evil spent J. E and left Thursday to friends and at Dudley Olive. LETTER TO JOHN R, N. O. The way to reckon cost of is to put both, costs i coat of paint mg it It would country bun of dollars a year; it would save you alone you happen lo be a dollars a See how ll It costs as to on as an- other, lit Yes, the same number Well, don't No, you'll twice as many of adulterated as of and you've to pay twice a- for putting It Mr. X. every, Delhi, N Y. hat two alike mid in condition. Painted one house with ti gallons, the otter with a paint was half gallons. Same painter, Gilbert, did both jobs. One costs Hie other Better no by the name. Yours truly, P. W. COo. P. . II. L, our paint. Don't yon need some old news Tan office is overstocked with and for two will sell them In lots of at IS cants. Don't miss Ibis bar gain counter. Phones Cut Over, General Superintendent K. C. returned to Sunday evening and is now cutting over the to the new system. The bell phones with which you only have to take up the receiver to call the central are a great improvement over the old style that required the turning of a at every call. There is hardly any fun at all in being only as smart as people think yon are. POOR PRINT

The Best GOODS And fairest Prices at Greenville's GREAT Department STORE. AYDEN DEPARTMENT. The time has come for a matter-of-fact talk on a matter-of- fact subject. You buyers of Fall and Winter goods are about to supply yourselves with suitable selections for the coming season's requirements. The idea uppermost in your mind is to get something good and seasonable at the very lowest price. With all of you It comes down to a question of the RIGHT PLACE to go, what firm will do best by it's customers. WE the point, is it not and why not say it when we have the goods and prices that will back this statement every time We are going to do business right through this busy Fall on this basis, giving good honest goods at FAIREST PRICES. You will find us prepared to please and certain to carry out our promises, and what a stock we have for you to select from. We are crowded to overflowing with the most complete and elegant line of new Fall and Winter Styles ever shown in this locality, every article in this Stock has been selected with care and bought at bed-rock figures, all grades and are represented in this stock with the choicest and best goods procurable in that line. There will be comfort and satisfaction in doing your shopping for the season us, because we have gathered together with care and good judgment an immense line of popular new styles. We are confident we have the goods you want that our prices are just as satisfactory as the goods. You can in and satisfy yourself on Ibis point without the slightest risk no visitor is under obligation to lie an unwilling purchaser. Tn sting y favor sis with a call we are yours Come to see Hart Jenkins when yon need to your feet, we can save yon money and you something to lit the foot. We carry nicest and best you ever saw. Try a pair and be Call on Hart A Jenkins for a bar rel of Columbia none better to be bad Old Hand-made Paw Paw Gum Bread Trays at J. R. ft Miss Pauline of Oak City, who has been n long visit here to her Mrs. O. C. ha mad very many warm friends people during her slay left this morning for her horns. How nice the young ladle to oat to -the train to their off, vet at the same entertain their gentlemen a pleasantly. carry a fall line of meat, lard and can goods. bay before giving me a trial. Frank Lilly. Several from here attending the at daring the weak. It is so lent t leave here one evening return next morning on the Mies has reran ed to her home in far cents. J. K. I always keep on hand a full line fend stuff at lowest c h prices Such hi hay, oats, corn, cotton seed meal and boils, and ship stuff. I will pay highest pi ices for chickens and sell you see me. Frank Lilly. Buy of our Hats. Sold under a e J. K. PHARMACY den, N. C. OF W inn ill. m on terms, J H. ft Bro Our Groceries Con- fa i U complete. Cull and see us. J. H. A Bro. We receiving daily mid groceries, also a nice line cigars and kept in a first class J H. Tripp ft Bro. Hi pi ices for chickens and all country produce H. Bi. J A. L. Templeton, to the lits v friends, has re to in health and his with J R. Ami ii ft Bo. Mr. honor of being first lo pay town lax year 1905, winch proven him not only a man, bi Hives in a adherence rice extreme popularity. Cot respondent. Special Low Rates of One First Fare Plus Fifty cents to Richmond and Return, via AT A TOW OF WOkS. THE BANK OF COAST LIKE. N. C. At the of business August 25th, 1905 RESOURCES. Loans and Discounts, Furniture and Fixtures Demand Loans Due from Banks, 7,62.108 Cash Items, I 130.52 Gold Coin, Silver Coin. National Hank notes and other U. S. notes 2,411.00 Total, LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in, . Surplus fund Undivided profits less expenses, SM Dividend unpaid i . BOOt for the Deposits subject to check, or. .,,.,,,, N,;., ,.,. Cashier's H-re via An title ,. I. 13th to in limit include to the Fair designed date ill visit R-iI- i. . v to s. on the Total. Rivi CO. Line. on o her s to October elude and sworn tn me, this 30th of HODGES, Notary Public K. SMITH. JOSEPH DIXON, B. O. CANNON. Directors. STATE NORTH COUNTY OF PITT, Reduced Rate to I, J. R. of the above named do awe r Horse Show that the above statement is I rue to the best of my and lie- The A r Line takes lief. J. R SMITH, in aim low . round t Richmond, Vs., Slid return ii nut of the Boise Show, 10th to 14th. on sale October 9th to V, Ii . ii. tickets include ., . Him-. i, coupon to the Horse Show. Richmond Horse Show d should not be nil- tin h i place of many i and is well ill ., The mat Line takes in , low fare pins fitly tor Hie to Weldon ii of Roanoke Tar Riv-r tone held at i 24th la 27th, 1905. Ticket on -ale October , , , , i I rains ached- They tiny -1. save in before they save worry, they save time are ,, ; i- further information write crab;, General v N. C Fence Your Farm With American Steel Fencing Because they are best steel, they hare the only perfect , easy to build, no last a time, The American is b--t square mesh on the market, car load just received. Come to see us J. W. BROS. AYDEN, N C. i. h ii Hi ii fun at all in i mi t people think i n n in nu STORE. Best Lifted House in the State Best for our Customers and their team. MI f The following Gentlemen Constitute our Working Force who are Always glad Greenville, N. C. D. S. Spam bring us your Tobacco , Bookkeeper The Brick. We will always work for your interest Auctioneer and guarantee price. H S- Hardy Floor Manager BRINKLEY Harris Proprietors. Wow That We bad long known frank of tin- wave, at i at tide, w the wharf to other, And it was, three beyond bend which we were a level cutting crone the river from bunk to bank. Sighting by and along the shore, we could measure how swiftly it approached, in a very few it needed no help to we that it came rolling on with of a railway train, showing the low, tumbling outline of a broken on the beach. Nearer and nearer, with n sharp, roar, we held our for the moment when it should pate beneath our feel. Ten minutes from the time we first saw it the moment came. Looking down upon it, we saw was a head of water, as though u broken dam, Stretching straight across the channel and roll- tumbling, ton tiling, us it raced along, a a great breaker up the beach after it fall. Before it the surface of the river was low, quiet, rippling gently downward toward the sea. Behind the water level nearly feet and coursing UP from the tea with the speed and of a immature Niagara At the the foam was with mud tore from the banks, all the current that came bid dark. We watched that magic white weeding, and turning m the curved the wastes of mini fiat, and moment die level of racing below us climbed higher on the A group of boys who had been playing until the last possible cue- end out an the scattered into trailing lines of black dots, making for the shore. At last, when the line had grown quite in the we way. We hod teen the . Ho Him th It is related of the famous Jonas that, on being politely re- by a nobleman for coming to dine with hint, he my lord, I afford On another occasion he was pay- the of servants, who, .- appeared on as he woe leaving die be had visit- aw. your aid upon which he paid a umbrella, said a sec- another shilling. your another shilling. gloves, said may keep the gloves. They re pot worth a Tit- Bits. A Letter of Thorn. A letter written by the poet Thomas Hood to very dear Ha- hands at a public ale in London the other day for the consideration of The letter has the following quaint is a tale of a little prince who had a ruby heart, and whatever he on it was instantly grant- ed, but it is not so with mine. Neither have I Aladdin's lamp, or it should have been scrubbed bright re the ball, but now it at a dark and the glory of fairyland is forever. Only the fiery dragons remain, which are many and fearful, and black oats and demons end Imps and the ogres, who are the booksellers, except that they have no eye in their tn Are Sh REPORT OF THE CONDITION Clip Calculator. The first slice of goose had been mt, and the minister of the Zion looked It with keen anticipation a displayed In the noes round him. fine a goose as I ever aw, he to did you get such fine one V now, said the carver of the goose, with a sud- den access of dignity, you preach a special good sermon I axes you where you got it. Seems to me a trivial matter any- In Hurry. was a young lady of three and he had not at all as the authorities considered that ladies of three ought to be- After a hectic during which she had been scolded by the whole strength of the company, went to bed and the following prayer. She was not annoyed at all, merely anxious to end the make me good. And make me good quick, for La is f a town Wear Antwerp, where the arc cared for by the It is a town of Is, the sad at the shout who ore taken an by the townsfolk, though all the are on or in the only the harm. The of is but n moral one, being to the kindness and tact of the The fees for taking the they are vary from to a year, according to of luxury in which the pa- is kept. No mutter how much lie pays, however, he the spoiled one of the family, for the people of are said to understand management insane people better than other known or in i due to of of experience banded n from father to son. Each patient is really the guest of the house. He is the armchair Bud the sent at table and en- joys the most attention, so that he growl to value the esteem in which he is hold lo such an extent that he will nuke the greatest effort to master his disease lest he should forfeit hit The children of seem wiser than others, from their contact with their elders in years, though their equals in brains. of children may be been walking about hand in hand. wit h robust men, to whom they chatter in most familiar manner. In fact, the boarder patient is told off to take care of the the household, and in most oases he makes an excellent nurse. goes ahead of any other city as a residence all of whom are honored and given full for their fancies. One informs all that he has two left legs and obliged to have his boots and made accordingly. Another old gentleman who thinks the pope of Rome says he is perfectly able to fly to heaven, but that for the moment he is ton fat. land- lord offers assist him in making a from the second floor window, whereupon the thinks of his and prefers to wait until Bill That Grow. Daniel Webster wan noted for attention to detail in business matters. His well known were often token advantage of by unscrupulous creditors, who gave no receipt for paid bills, simply Decease they were not demanded. Webster was well aware of this, but it teemed to trouble him very little. On one s creditor a hill which teemed familiar, and Webster asked, this bill pretty think replied the maker of ft confidently. said Webster, handing over the money, time I have paid that bill It has seemed to me t trifle A Quick Gm. A story is told of an actor who was returning heme rather early in the morning came to an early grinder. A piece of green was stretched over the top of the organ, while a miserable monkey gathered in any receipts. The actor saw the green cloth, stopped and put down a silver dollar, which was immediately grabbed by the monkey. The actor stared a minute, nibbed his eyes and walked away mutter- game I ever ran up against in all my changed. says the advanced farmer, who really should be called an has been a vast change in the methods of those who till the soil. As an instance, days we have machines that cut, and sack the wheat, whereas in other years we cradled The visitor nods but believe there ha not been such great progress in other branches of agriculture. Am I not right in my opinion you still put corn in a crib A Reel Conversion. Mr. used to tell the fol- lowing story of the conversion of a servant girl. When the was asked, you she replied, hope so, What makes you think you air, there is a great change in m from what there used to it the changer know, sir, but there is s chance in all things. But there it one thing, I sweep under the mat now. -OP- THE BANK F FARMVILLE. FARMVILLE. N. C. AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS. AUG. 1905. Loan ii Furniture Due from Banks coin Silver coin 1,126.63 Nat, Capital stock pd in Undivided profits to check 18,610.36 State of North Carolina, , County of Pitt.; I, J. R. Davis, blink, lo solemn statement to best of knowledge and belief. j. r. DAVIS, Subscribed and sworn to be- fore me, this day of Au- gust, J. V. JOHNSTON, Notary Public. Correct Attest T. L. R. L. IS, Dire tori. GET YOUR SUPPLIES Now Everything you want in the way of S I nice Groceries, Canned Goods, Pickles, I i Candies, Nuts. can be had at i j our store We carry a large supply of the Best Goods JOHNSTON BROS. The Cash Grocers. Hardware. For C Stoves Ranges, heaters Pumps, Guns, Am- munition, One and Two Horse Steel Plows, Heat Cutters and In fact anything in Hardware come to H. L. CARR u-A in mm. i f. CO. Norfolk. Va. Cotton Factors and handlers Bagging, Ties Bags. Correspondence shipments solicited can get old papers for under carpets a at ; . -run office. SUITS UP and PANTS UP. Made to Measure. Cleaning, Dying and Pressing. clothing a specially. I also and dye laces, ribbons, feathers, etc. PAUL Tailor, Greenville. N. C. OR. MOT VS PILLS Mat BO ml,, from PR or anon, I'm Of or Opium to., to ,. or Howls Is your pulse weak, too slow, too fast, or does it skip a heat Do you have shortness of weak or hungry spells, or choking spells, palpitation, fluttering, pains around the heart, in side and shoulder; or hurt when lying on left side If you have any of these symptoms your heart is weak or diseased, and cannot get better without assistance. Dr. Heart Cure strengthens weak hearts, and rarely ever fails to cure heart disease. Try it, and see how quickly you will find relief. January lit. I look down with and and gradually grew worse. X told by my that my ca My and had given me up to die. My and body were swollen to one- third larger than normal site, and water had around my heart. For at least three months X had to alt propped up In bed to keep from X sent for five bottles Dr. Heart Cure, by the time I had taken them all I entirely cured. I feel better than I have for twenty years, and I am able to any kind of work on my farm. Mr attending physician told me that If ft hadn't been for Dr. Heart Cur X would now be In my L. T. CURD, Kr. Dr. Heart Cur Is sold by druggist, who will that Us tint bottle will benefit. If It fall he will refund your money. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind Whats the Use to Cry OVER MILK 3-. GET WiSE and look over our elegant line Art Squares, Curtains, Brie Carpets and Mattings. WOOD WOOD Dry, Split Pine Wood, cut every length, delivered at door. No. Yours for business, JOE JENKINS. We sell the only The stove. furnish the family We'll furnish the . S, TAFT VAnDIKE, Home Outfitters. REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF Greenville Banking Trust Company NORTH CAROLINA. At th-1 lose of business August 1905. LIABILITIES. Loans and discounts Capital stock paid in I Overdraft, 4,274.60 Surplus fund 6,600.00 Stocks, etc, Undivided profits, less Furniture and fixture 9,415.641 expenses taxes paid 2,700.66 AU ether real estate 250.78 Bills payable 45,000.00 Due from Book -1 items 781.32 Gold coin Silver coin 1,065.35 National Hank notes and other V. notes 13,079.00 Time certificates of deposit 10,081.20 subject to check 74,725.711 Cashiers checks 17.94 Total Total, 1164,124.49 Stale of North Carolina, County of Pitt, I, R. Cobb, Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above is true lo the best of my knowledge belief. R. J. COBB, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to me, this 4th day of Sept., 1905. C. S. CARR, Notary Public. Correct J L. WOOTEN, CHAS. COBB, C. T. Directors. Scientifically Constructed. ULTRA, A Shoe for Women. THE ULTRA SHOE for is made with careful reference to the most minute details and s 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 to meet the closest variations of width and size in footwear. The Ultra Shoe meets every requirement of the many whims of We carry SHOE, for men, in Oxfords, Tans, etc Pulley Bowen, THE HOME OF WOMAN'S FASHIONS. The Reflector Reflector Is Read By Everybody in and it reaches people money to for what they want. If yon have what they want advertise it and you are sure to get a part of their money. 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I------ THE EASTERN REFLECTOR J. WHICHARD, BUtS. KID V in at Greenville, N. C, h Advertising rates made upon application A desired poll office in ll I ad . in to Pitt County, N . the I Did r lo mo k-p are and the -------1- . i go out of if ii r ii coming, tOO, so I was n for the men who o , here will I .-, the folks in m of -i liq hot re are i I m; ii i make ii I i u , i slay ii ire are trying to Mine ,. ,. , ,,,.,; ,, Alice i again, business, the en u Ii . i. tine i n p ii i to tea , , , iN. cotton crop he large and advises the e ,,. . . possible, while H i i Ti, hi I I'm With diverse i appears that U . ave i ii ml if ii n. v ii l I i- i . e all M h will c y wt conn hi- cl i. take I III k in order . let I n from I o'clock till ii.; i i ;, k hat ii. re very lit the big b o I, ; The II inks double ah hi in -in veil cents cotton trill he the failure of the i mi i i lick i , farmers mm v n, The stringing on stove singer tin u ill very neatly put Hut i. ., i-,,,.,., I, ,,.,,, , most lo be done to . . , v. i. In fit ii the and blind tigers and d r generation in little hope He baa I him. of reforming tin old soaks, and they ill liquor by ii cant i i ti hi r. I y the Way I lie I a .- i. TI. has i . . . II ll l l i . j i the way after there will be II . . re i i gO B f ; On S i i u ii . . . fair and the ; it week. r . i , ; i , i , , and I. almost I Ian , i. n . . Mr ,. i u ft nil from B in i'S s t Spencer, . .-- i ,,,, ii j . i. last evening. Ho did not i r for the m en I . ,, I . i-i ii i I . , .,, i v V v., . i V in i i hi i ll have i id tin J u head . . A M C I- y . . Mi. i that the c, l i a y. pig akin pouters are the I ,. , , , Ml .-.-. r I The I fined at any one time during i ., , , . , , I. Unit i,.,. . stops last evening. veil I III in.-. in after ha bad I if I make of their IVe . .-r k in v. . , . . ; . The Assembly i f . say ab i i i. not sin. clean and honest officials ill be n d bus in No I not be perm l m Tar-Heel money to buy election, large re of taxes collect . i- . i e II . of l e lit. la .-f ;. . mad ii buy and buy mansions Mate. t would ho true to TI ,. i r i- v on ii-et a for like in th, .,.,.,. . ii iii . sleep II. e in; ,., J . sight d J In ml .- i- l I . I after hi i. lamed i . this i. n i -ii r v i I I ; I V. , , . . p . lb phi , . BU J. Ill- I , , ; ,,;., I lull ,, I We never deal ii Trash. ITS. i , ,; . i money i . i . , By a I . for favorites to in Observer. i t. . trot i-i rifT pays most of the because Ii iii t v by now Secretary of Plate, i,,. freight The consumer and I price is i-r ride pay every dollar the In a bill which large one, twenty and slums a Ii Ii. editor and A Nam Hun Riches. while ii did not go nearly far en u us fur Ion . J i. be ll rubs i- V would Id. , I rein u d I if the in. i. sis i- Ni V i i i ii A i . , am Stale I i. i i resell -I fl , r I Sun providing all billions should be made public, and forty per vent the Ca- in. x due in North Cm- for hi silly one i com The all the year round lie thinks i lbs i value but tali . lo ll i urn lei ii ,, i v . i ,. Ii l b i, I lid should be I, i i r. in devised keeping e us mi tn . a f but a s the iii and lo may come to STABLES ES W will beep a lull .,,,. and mules to an; kind you want, draft horse,, Hue and farm 1.1 s The , The i a I ell. i , . . in J ; in , with number ., , i . , i can . i why the not i, . m i Tl , while lays are grow grow lone ice. toe days crow I i and c , i, I . . tin eh f i weather to maker re c a desire Rx stove iii i i I i- i he i. verb I. to gel hall ii i limn s and th Houston, has adopted a novel provided a fine n . Won who makes any or male i- We are for v I, , is called upon to define .-u, . , , , ,, ii man is not m . ii in i ,. In u , i ,, in other . , i , lean , , . II us yet. o the i of . ,. i j him Pointed out, III. h is just ii Id n;. ts mill I I nor. thoroughly discuss I vital i cm I. . i. thereby the benefit each the learned and knows, In,. , better d. prove so in railing fruit the Father in. gives us real with deprived of one of the moat delicious and i of most of ,,,. . , inning m I not comet to say that bountiful autumn Winter W to for In Ku-i,,,. ,,, ,, new- r -I i Z , lite for .-. La to ii . v. and with the month, the I. this about w the land, with peace think it i that It -lay. to, ,.,,. approach , . ,,;,,.,,, one that i-i, , into hunk., ho provide for ,. J, rite, In his address at the opening of the year at Columbia college, Nicholas Hurray laid special sires upon the that made into affairs, f Ike big life coin- panics He said the American people me some painful lessons practical ethics be dared, having home to the distinction and lie men win. yearn Blood most prominently before the public as leaders in the insurance and the of practically all men of their of character, their probity and their quickly from that high and all their riches cannot com r them tor the full. Like ii white but brand i- the of public condemnation on the man who once . the reaped of bis fellows insensate brow the EQUIPPED PL A N T SOUTH slump only r the . ,. I. in ll Iii urn I, in n line , . rel is as , i i tin soil, lo We k.-. can in- bought. We win f, i any i will i from a ping to driver in see us If , u v ill R L. ii co. else. I Be Agricultural is in. w. in I we . like the pi N Carolina get in and in winter Charlotte I all I thing. If a boy who goal take new lite towards the close ideals of the year, but the hurries to than when ha gather in Ins crops a. that be may of i. -At- j defective at least Si ll I of I IS water . crop envy, in,, .-, of and all of the that leave no lusting trace on the soul man. has lived life like an open book that all may read. When through lack man who have risen above their fellows lose the public esteem they before their guilty were heralded to the four winds, there is no compensation for them. palaces offer a cheer- less a mind tortured by the lash of public obloquy In the tin analysis tin- man who-, career based open is carries in his heart which blinds the and the soul and a parish in f Urn world. not deter, though it may finally The Bible tells us a good name is rather than great Journal. Petersburg Grey Granite, Iron Vases, fie. u MILLER WALSH, DEALER IN Monumental Work and Cemetery Furnishings. All Work Finished With Pneumatic Tools. PETERSBURG, VA. and Prices. THE SANITARY Coffee and Tea Maker A Patent urn in Appliance inside of any ft a. mi away with no Settler Try tat and Coffee Will be batter. MARVELOUSLY ECONOMICAL and CLEANLY. Al-K ion WINTERVILLE it This is J. H. is to rep- resent the and territory. The is pater at after the tee new i dormitory a he B. T. Cs A Bro. have a e p of of paper-, Hi It will be scratch pea tablets, day occupied and books, states, are engaged i it. chalk, bags re. W. J Come see what of are have else- G. a here Nice line e's c Barber Barber Co. food at Mr. special for the Harrington Barber Co. gt Oil Just car load Hour, town yesterday. , Harrington I C . by R Cb m Sites L Perry came in Ayden the- -p. family of Ber, T. Monday to id th relatives and . There ; a t I ii ; . v. lib them in i j.- i- Holt ; Our W i fine en . all and ,,. ,. . , , I ft e n r, . H . i , and all kind, of I. . furnishing yo . e St Co i m-i winter I i ;. . d healer- at A. A are Cheap. i , . . i i. ; . while turned and pm h a Urn h l . . ll to prevail. N U a id . A. W. Ange The V. l B i lie e p e in T i L- . at n B i r Co. X r- i .- j r at It i-i a nil coned, new A. W. Ange Co and I. e I church a I AmI S . n en i-i a . I . i M liar ; i i . . . II i -id I- . . .- in . was in I to . I bit . J. line of . lo me I I s livery feed and W. L. ii ii c- J.;. t . . tic ; r by in. , is . . , i Black, de . . lay. use spent and in . ,. j e of nice candies . apple .; L. c. I at H. L. . of Hosiery family, hue for balanced, wet wilt always bare t. y reward. Theo mill B. T. r--. I ,,,. work. and . the of Winter . . . f went i i. v. re A Ange, W. O. Vim-en . i. W nave the I a-- i ever brought lo Win If the turning of machinery i is anything the A. Cox. must be i lots c -is , far ti U ping Bl .--.; prices on hard- i re and mill supplies for next , s Mouse. E. e Sunday i on the evening train ;.,.,. . i . band H for stuck in-. ire r a at lb Drug lie High k. cam . . y do c . a i i.- -i one -L . Mr. quietly aid the young are a crowd of who bleed you. I am one of gang. You can't buy man Lid Sever bad he been thus , t won, lie snorted, he hi; up and down be strode up to critic and can and I;., ., lo; my man my mid what like in h. If have nothing me am for And be out with a calm Lost Reduction . d Sat v-r. ailments are common w.-th most retailers at the losing the season, but with some of re- it think of a store selling at the whole year. affect he patients pump, tell the truth. ; a mania for talking and the germ is in some stores in Greenville all the year-round. creates a reckless gathering of and stuff of inferior qualities, no matter what its antecedents, most of it prepared for the Sins and j.,;. mt A- Ange Co's. Store. Big line of batS a ill cans received, latent styles. Harrington, bet For fresh loaf go to if. L. bay, corn and oats, go to Harrington Barber A c. Mrs. Polly So i Hi e and see them. at lowest of lard a A Via. opened and bis explosion of per w. the were On one however one I brr dress . . . i; and n ,. concrete willing waiting that may come to a t. ii of the ad in Whether cotton goat up or goes d o hire runs night and d y the same. If you expect to exchange your red meal you can same i,,, need -ii y i ginned at our up to date farmers Pi n o i ti tight a wagon load of iced to I our Pitt County Oil Co. and had ii glued making a bale of are so that weighed pounds. one dollar and fifty attending the and exchanged bin they meal and hulls. And hearts after be bale of by leaning to one our leading merchants more pound his and hull- ., paW l and wagon and home r, iii; received the joyous message. One that be bad saved much time and labor and was .,, line in the ice to suit a id j his without and with a wit worthy N how pretty a gin she is cm make her link is m-.-res., telling her h-re are no language describe it. was told that hid a good other right if treated right, worried too mis. Elisabeth is ,,.,, the week here her child- ran. K. Chapman ft Co., are offering cut price on their large stock shoes must sold within a days order to make room for their new supply MOO to be received. When need meats beef call on II. I, Johnson. Miss Annie spent Catharine Carroll's. of paint, yellow one lire Barber Co. A of school desk hipped at of A. G. Cox yesterday. u going to move to New. Bern. to lose him from our Mrs. Sarah nice line of and also a specie, f m many in to her. Her stock is wait and prices always right. who a had better keep own but that she would letter and would not marry the one she now was to marry and that he would neither have red, black, or gray hair nor be headed, bat would hive hair be very rich and she to live in to the old age of years Tue other heard to her groat, joy that she yet get married one time to a widower and each time very rich. So they Impatiently await the arrival the light hail- ed mini and the widower. On Saturday night Ont. It. 1905 there will ban festival in the K. church building, to which everybody is cordially invited. The proceeds are to ha used far Hie and we a crowd will la I present, an help the good work. What a woman seems to like to do ii on something when a man is around to -ell him hat it is when he asks her. STRAY I . ii September 28th I female hog, aim marked with err.;. right ear. gal sum,. ownership pay char T Evans. P. X in-1 iv . Lord came late to important cabinet meeting and apologized for hat by Bay- that he had a with a man and lost temper. The colleague answered your temper, my lord I hope v never it, for it was Hie temper that ever you cl some to . but in a j,, began the avenue get i-b j North In Superior Court Pitt Count; i Nov. term 1905. Barber. i and I. J. trail as Harrington, liar- of Summons her Company, vs. D. A. Henderson. i The defendant above named will notice that an notion entitled as has bees commenced superior of county, to personal property, In claim and de- livery proceed in us. And the said de- will further notice that be is required to appear at a term the Superior court Pitt to held on the Monday the Ni in September, it the oh day 1906, at tin court of said or demur to in mi i action, or plaintiff will ; court for the relief in said clerk Court of Pill stock In Pin specially female pigs for ., Apply I. W A U. K. No. u, N. C. store, hi c , another elbowed her act , of B en her in shirt young man in a t rapidly. ho . you Will blue, black, tun or openwork, embroidered lisle, all Ho. drop you please snapped the girl. you -ii ink miss, but i tell anything gas lie I rued on her h walked . Louis House Hash. We skill expect our methods to hold. We are neither reformers nor philanthropists, and tor young fellows, than old-fashioned. we are determined to build up this n principle statements based facts values Merchandise beyond any competition. Newspaper space is too expensive to use for Our little comparisons, such as reference to the arc very serious statements, and we take this method calling the attention of the most critical and intelligent purchasing public to these abuses. It is high time for better business methods any how store bus demonstrated that did yesterday, and shall to-morrow. We are never because we do not buy merchandise because it is cheap. I must be good or it will not be admitted ft. stem I We reduced week, yes every day, it we think it necessary. The new goods ave here. along the line. Now tor a general shake-up all . and T.-.; Proper Mrs. i. newel vi s I , Ai out of yo . i Mr. I ti; all, mil if don't I. ii little the II o, think -e to . . i they'll call ii nil o., Catholic Standard and Times. is at the bottom of suits i any nonce in the work. WE ARE HERE TO SELL GOODS, J. he know trying to run u automobile. TA N. C N. C POOR PRINT a .

You Over Telephone C .; YOUR OFFICE BATTLE WITH I Not Quite Attacks Officer With Knives and b Terribly Beaten. Norfolk. V., Oct. Lee, in r re, arrested last night at View County Constable J Hays, i quiet I i county jail. L- show bi-head brine a rut awl sound, inflicted by the in the ii en glued, Lee he . aimed with t knives with which lie life. Dr. Mm ii, jail physician, i t n- found j mu i and that quired j i I he . reeling sell the jail, Lee will be examined , n of lunacy, and l.- the Insane asylum m from which he was pan led. Vivisecting The Calf mi jet a thin q nail or driver or larking. Have a tool box be prepared for Our line of tools Is all could and we will tool box does not lack a single useful Nearly 10.000 toadied. B. C, Oct. winch arrived Orient, I lie hi of the Of Course You get Harness, Horse hi of river a i the at the of September was The North China Shanghai, . I island-. called the other S. i Mushy, about twenty I. Lien have suffered much from typhoon, neatly all the t bating I been have only ii ed for and an above Goods, of J. P Corey Make writing f. m per. taut made. Book Prow. II . I Water , i . r p, ;.; I I lulu in Dr. Joseph Dixon AND I lit. . tin o r inlands ha I Dot well above Block, N. C. D. W. Groceries And Provisions t. i i.-e. . Oct. j -I I j; i lie today, , f by a null of i law. bad a i and I another, I out HI lite The . up In u riddler. None of the NOTICE, Having qualified as administrator of Carolina Williams, deceased, late of Hilt Comity, N. C. this to notify all having against the estate of said debased to exhibit them to the on or before the day of August s notice wilt he f-leaded in bar of their re- All persons indebted to said estate will please make Immediate payment This day of August 1905. J. O. NORFOLK SOUTHERN R. R. CO N. Steamboat Service. Steamer L. leaves Washington daily at a. tn. for Greenville; Greenville daily at m. for Connecting at with Norfolk Southern Railroad tor Norfolk, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Boston all other North. a Norfolk with all Shippers should order their freight via Norfolk, care Norfolk Southern R. Sailing subject to change without notice. Washing- ton, N. C. J. J. CHERRY, Agent, Green- ville, N. C. H. C. General T. and i. Agent, Norfolk, Va., R. L. Dentist. GREENVILLE. N. C. ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. Letters of administration upon the estate of Pleasant Parker, deceased, hating this day been issued to ma of the Superior Court of Pitt county. is hereby given to all persons holding against said estate, present them to me for pay- duly authenticated, on or before the 4th day of September, or , Mice will plead in bar of their re- All indebted to said estate are requested to make ate payment to me, This the of September 1906. D. C. Jarvis Blow, Attorneys. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. The Clerk of Superior having issued letters of to the undersigned on the 22nd day of Aug. 1905, on the estate of W. E. Jolly, ed, NOTICE is hereby given to all persons indebted to the es- to make immediate payment to the undersigned, and to all creditors of said estate to present their claims properly to the undersigned, with- in twelve months after date of this is notice will be plead heir recovery. This day of Aug. 1905. P. G James, B F. Jolly atty. on the estate of W. E. Jolly. LADIES. DR. COMPOUND. one of the trade in the world. It to be a great thing to an ex rich There u period, even, when many earnest publicists were exercised the should forsake big birthright's ambition to be president for the sake of the richest man on earth Hut that danger, is quite parsed Who, now, would the place of the richest of the time Great wealth does not even bring distinction On the contrary, it is commonplace The million-dollar fortune accumulated a thousand millions and thereby made the Midas calling merely ridiculous early plutocrats were invested with mystery. They infused the imagination with suggestions of a splendid and magical ability. Mod em has forever lied the magic Now see very plainly a melancholy old man with all the shabby paraphernalia of his art pitilessly exposed. A reporter stands a elbow and will observe rabbit which be is about to produce from the hat concealed in the skirts of his coat will presently tell you where and how he got both the coat and rabbit call your attention to the fact that this goblet which ho used in turning water into wine, has a false How en the conjurer retain the of the audience under such conditions Possibly there are a few nearsighted persons on the lower end of Island and in other spots who will continue to worship the calf after the gilding has been scrubbed off and the cast-iron ribs disclosed; but there was never less danger of the cult becoming popular. Saturday Evening Post. Eye and the System, that an pair of too large or two email, exactly in front of each It a and h , So many abnormal th.- eye, or its involved. thinks that not only above named but . w, and y even Constipation be due inadequate nerve sup to the digestive organs In these tie-is, because an undue amount f is consumed the i- chiefly ,, . reflexes of the eyes and canals r than a y , thing in Itself, orders of digestive system . the hi is , lieu wit- , as-d after Ion ii lien. i. See t hit glasses properly and they will are tint correct they you t corrects all refractions slid to ever body. Office now at Macon Hotel, Announcement N. C. the eat day you can to see d a w rt II Pie I he Bight Count The of Justice in is standing right behind I Judge Boyd in excellent work be is doing North Carolina pun- law breakers. It that D Arey, the wealthy dis- tiller who was sentenced to a term of imprisonment in jail in addition to being lined about for internal revenue laws, must pay the fine and also go to jail. Strong efforts were made to have the fine remitted and also to secure a pardon far the defendant on the ground of alleged ill health, but to no avail- He will hare to take bis medicine just as prescribed by Judge Boyd and there is no longer any hope of interference on the part of the at Washington It is to be hoped that the position taken by the Department of Justice in this in stance is an indication that the same course will be pursued in all such matters in the future There has been too much of this outside inter- in the past for th good of Federal laws in this State. If his superiors will back him up in what he does Judge will do some effective work in this district and the result, in a very short time will be News. Col. R W. Beaufort lost bis gin house twenty bales of cotton by fire a It w nights ago A HAPPY HOME one where health abounds. impure blood there can- not be health. Withe disordered LIVER there cannot good blood. and restore natural action. A healthy LIVER means pave blood Pure Mood means health. Health happiness. no All Druggist. The Art of It is said by those who have in- formed themselves upon the subject that, if all Englishmen ate as and temperately they should eat. were they anxious to look and and be well as they are to look and feel and be stuffed to re- after a meal, England would be able to raise more than enough food for its population. This means that on the average an Englishman eats two times more than is or even proper. And the English are not much bigger eaters than are we. Chewing one secret of health, and also the seat of enjoyment of food. why swallow food before one has begun to taste it The perform- is foolish from the standpoint of pleasure alone; from the stand point of health it is ruinous. The may be, most of them, past saving; but there are , always the in teaching the children to eat properly, their teach- might LANIER N. C, MARBLE MONUMENTAL WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Iron Fencing Sold S. M. Wholesale and retail Grocer and Dealer. paid for Fur, Bead, Oil Bar- r-l, Turkey, etc. Bed- tends, Oak Suite, Ba y Carriages, Parlor Tables, Safes, P Gail Ax Key West Che iota, Henry George Can- Cherries, Peaches, Apples Apples, Jelly, flour Coffee, Magic Food, Matches, Oil, Seed Meal and Hulls, Oar, Seeds, Oranges, Apples, Nuts Dried Apples, Peaches, Prunes, Currents, Glass China Ware, Tip and Ware, Cakes and Crackers, Cheese, Beat New Sewing Machine and nu- ether Quality and for Come me. S. BE. hi t M Dr. D. Li. Jame Dental Surgeon v Surgeon COBB BROS. CO Norfolk, Cotton Buyers and Broken Li Stocks, Cotton, and one. Private Wires to New York, Chicago and New Orleans. We leave to announce we are and Retail White Lead, Paints, Colors, and and Ready nixed Paints. There is no line in the world better than the Harrison line. It has behind it a reputation for honorable wares and honorable dealings. . If you use the Harrison Paints you need never worry quality. . We trust that you will favor us with your orders whenever you want good paint for any Have just a car load and can give you Special Prices. Baker Hart N. C, REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE BETHEL BANKING AND TRUST CO. AT BETHEL, N. C. At the close of business August 25th, RESOURCES. and discounts Overdrafts secured Furniture Fixtures Due from Banks and Bankers Cash items Gold and silver coin, National bunk and other U. notes Total 129.00 939.03 5,384.15 36.90 2,009.02 22,316.48 Total 22,316.43 State of North Carolina, County of Pit, I, H. H. Taylor, Cashier of the above named bank, do swear that the above statement is true to the best of edge and belief. Subscribed and sworn to be- fore me, this 31st day of August, 1905 JULIUS BROWN, Notary Public. H. H. Taylor, Cashier. GRIMES, ROUT J. W. THOMAS, Directors. Let Common Sense Decide Do you believe, that coffee fin exposed to dust, germs and insects, passing through, many hands of them not , you don't know how or whom, is fit for your use t Of course you don't Bat LION COFFEE story. elected at Use plantation, roasted m our where would not dream sue talc en to perfect cleanliness, flavor, and From tints the the factory no hand it tilt it it opened in your Baas all Homes welcome LION COFFEE daily. proof of merit than continued and all at I stages. en for SOLD BY GROCERS EVERYWHERE SPICE Ohio. OUR AYDEN DEPARTMENT. J. M. BLOW, Manager and Authorized AYDEN, N. C. -a -v for we take treat In receiving and receipts for those in We a Met of all who receive their mail at this We also take orders tor job Since August J. W. sold two car loads of American wire fencing thirty thousand each and are expecting a ear everyday. If need the way of Crockery, Tin ware come to see Hart A E. E. Co. will do all t hey possible can to please you with their new line of heavy groceries There will lie a meeting of tor the of devising toward repairing of bridges, up death pits, arc. Ail interested will be present. Time and pi of meeting will be noted later. wanted by C A. Fair for which will be the cash market price. Everyone the growth and Ayden confer a great favor by furnishing with any and all received, fine line of and can fit you up in any style price. There were to attend front Sun- day. Misses Norina Ellen Button spent from Monday with May twine, for sale by Cannon Tyson Dane Cooper and Mail were here from Sunday A full of Trunks Grips, and Knit at J. It. Smith Miss rat in from a Friday. W. H. of was the latter part of last week. J. Raymond Turnage has a nice black years old, he would like to sell. The horse perfect- T H King will conduct a meeting at Hopewell, near here, through the remainder of the weak John Hart only a good hauler, hot he is data farmer believes la haying to him. He ha a apple that now has en Its shoes are the beet. Every pair sold under a guarantee W. O, Johnson A Co. control this Hue for Ayden. Miss Lunate Mayo, of Conetoe, has entered the Free as a We keep Furniture, Bed Springs, Baby etc , up stairs. Ty-on. TO EYE Having just returned from the Optical College and in a course on the human eye, the science of option, I able and pared to any of error that any other man can with I will take any of weak or eye strain, burling, aching, burn Itching eyes, or eyes with had or kw on a positive guarantee, to relieve trouble give entire to the patient or not one cent. The largest of all chronic headaches and from errors refraction and eye strain. I is to pro your call f f r en lira of ind .- form i A- g-ad are In the county W Taylor, D. Those hi. Ill are and might of apples of this year's to the general. A good live department in a paper is a tare index to a and that is what we mostly desire to make the department in THE i friends use lend u aid the of this lend. We your kindness. Every little Is a i help. growth, and are largo a d too, of an excellent variety with a delightful Uncle John level everything nice, even t a good old applejack. For carpenters grind atones i hemp rope and pulleys, at J. R. For can peaches, apples, corn tomatoes, apply to E. E A Co. n k ailing steads ch and alt Up A of bed Th tie Those R Fit Mattresses that A Ty-on handle are the anyone market. Get the O x cotton planter the best on th, market at J. Smith ft Go to K K. Co's market fresh meats, sage, and fish. J. optician now back the Optical College, where he graduated a special retiree in the science of optics, ready to better service than ever before to those from eyes and In of glasses. Mrs. Frank Lilly is on a visit to her parents in Vanceboro. Slippers, lawns and straw bats are being sold extremely cheap tor cash by Cannon Tyson. Miss Annie Lee Perry, of the Winterville High has been visiting friends in Ayden forget that Cannon A Tyson can wants in almost anything furniture. hay, ship sniff, cotton seed and on hand. Tyson. The freshest loaf bread right the oven at A D. W. Taylor and have been here on a visit t their brother J. W Taylor. Don't fail to sea ft Ty- son's new both and Prices are cheaper than formerly. Rutherford, of Nashville, T. , is this section relatives. He has been spending with the family of J. J Edwards In this place. are re daily new i from the Don't the trains are holding for fair weak. and n at reals per in white and goods, at J. K. Smith A Bro your buildings by them and full line of colors, kept at J. R. Smith A Bro. W. C. A Co. are showing the complete line of mens, youths, and suit's ever shOWn in the town of Ayden. Give hen a trial. They are sine that they pi yon as the style and quality. The Season has opened ah I J . a line Clothing, Dry Goods, Dress Shoes. HATS AND CAPS. Clothing. Clothing. Clothing. Our nothing is completed, in stock and these suits are made from especially charts It is a different sort of clothing from usual ready-made is the mark that means moat but price the moat style- the most qua most merit, and the most experience in clothes We that call and inspect our line before buying. Dry Goods. Dry Goods. Our Dry Goods line is complete and we especially invite you to look at line of Dress Goods before you make your fall chase Hats. Hats. Hats. In Hats you will find us headquarters. We soil the high grade hat. why pay for a hat and be no better satisfied than with a three. Shoes. Shoes. Shoes. ire as complete as we can it, est best quality s and our for Our of shoos, a purpose is to give the be the least money. We also carry furniture in stock, and you will find a complete line with us. Buy one of our Royal Elastic Felt Mattresses, be- cause they are superior to all others, arc sold under a guarantee. If not the refunded Perfect satisfaction when you with us or your money refunded. AYDEN, N. C. J. R. TURNAGE, Leader In Low Prices. Capitol stock Undivided profits certificates deposit Deposits subj. to check checks standing The Five Million Dollar Company The Security Life and Annuity GREENSBORO NORTH CAROLINA. The Pioneer Life Insurance Company. Closed It's Fourth Year with Over of Insurance In Force in North Carolina A STEADY GROWtH THIS MAKES AN AVERAGE ANNUAL NET GAIN OF One Of insurance in force. No other Company has ever made such Record in North Carolina This progressive Home has fought fight and won great victory tor the cause of life insurance in the State and the South. The belong alike to the Officer the Agency Force and many Policy holders who had and courage to lend their support. IV. DISTRICT AGENT, AYDEN, N. C POOR PRINT

III mm Harvest FESTIVAL SEPTEMBER 28TH. FIR CARNIVAL WEEK. Decided to my Entire K . Hat, Far- etc. IN TO ONE Should i gnat rho and the store ho is to buy from for season is general appearance co-Ill depend -ho of clothes, and the he wears. is the foundation of your suit Avoid who deal in shoddy and -in your faith Clothes is a yon sh exercise. with than all others A p . r a poor piece of property. But it w I are, how slim you how how h v . i . w bare to fit your form A s th being All new are her., m to w re.-y ii to y-u Bring shoulders with you. a u FEAST t the people of Pitt adjoining Counties for the Pat Nineteen Tears and I herein give, during VERY SPECIAL BALE. I will fire such alluring raises never before been known in North Carolina. and inter Goods Arriving Every Day ,. we can only quote a few of the many Thousands of Magnificent Bargains are now offering. c. s. F k The Man's Outfitter. f V- EVERYBODY TO -HEADQUARTERS FOR- Ail kinds of Dress Goods, Silks, Laces, WE CS RE- GINA SHOES- Nation Sale of Men's Suits piece Suits at the following 3.98, 4.45, 6.45 i it,; S Age to cheaper than , Knee Pants 1.27, 1.47. Men's Pants. 51.19, 1.63, 1.95, 2.98. . ton on Shoes, fan's Knee Pants at and per pair. r worth now D m Shoes 1.50 . Leather latest toes worth 53.00 now f 1.98 Shoes ii ; , . Shoes from lie per pair up. Men's and Boy's Hats A Carload of men's hats in all shapes and Colon at your own prices. Boy's hats from up. Men's Overcoats now Boy's Overcoats as low as Special Celebration Sale Beet grade black taffeta silk Full line quality colored taffeta Extra quality and Width inch regular plaids aid solid Mixed writing, worth at f worth Full line worth c inch all colors ladies broadcloth A line velvets, now Big fine dark colors lie Pretty patterns in tapestry worth going fr c Light colors in yard wide Good cut Dark colors for c Heaviest l-ac light cotton Extra Ladies tailor made suits worth 7.50 now Ladies tailor made suits worth It mow 10.000 checked homespun, 1-2 5.000 yards best calico 1-2 Blankets tor double bads each Best apron check gingham 1-2 Big line S 1-t Ladies kid gloves Misses fancy hose Best quality table damask Yard wide bleaching to a customer at 8-4 OPPOSITE GREENVILLE BANKING S TRUST CO . . Every article fully guaranteed and maybe ex changed at any time or money will be refunded. Come to see us and we will send you back pleased. Come high expectations and even then you will be tor far more than you can possibly anticipate will be realized. Remember this Great Festival Sale Opens Thursday, Sept. 88th, at a. m. sharp. INCOME INDEMNITY POLICIES FOR SALE BY H. A. White, insurance. Greenville, N. C. UP. I have taken op a stray shout ha- been running with my about two months. The is sandy red pounds has slit right ear tailed. Owner is notified to cull for same pay charges., near Greenville. The Death Penalty. A little thing sometime in death. Tans a insignificant- or boils have paid the death penalty. It is wise to have Amis Salve ever handy. the beat salve on earth and will prevent fa- when burns, sores, and threaten. Only at J. L. Drug Stare. Putt an End to It All. A wail as a result of pain from taxed organs. Liver complaint . to Dr. KinK's New Pills they put an end it all. They are gentle thorough. Try Only Guaranteed by Jno. L. Woolen, Druggist. End of Bitter Fight. A 1350 piano for at a the which is one of the beat makes handled by the Co, months ago by a gentleman who unfortunately little girl. Party willing to lose over a dollars. Cash or time, apply to G. G. W. A. Hyman, Greenville N. O. physicians had a long and stubborn with an on my right F. gave me up. thought my tine bad come. As a last resort I tried Dr. King's New Discovery for Con- The I was striking and I was on my lent Id a few days. Now I've entirely regained my It conquers all colds, and throat and by Jno. L. druggist. or, Trial battles free. Prevented. A startling announcement that a preventive suicide hail been discovered will interest many. A rim down system, or invariably suicide and has been found that will which makes suicide likely. At the first thought self destruction take It being a great tonic and will the nerve and build up lb system. It's else a great stomach, liver and kidney Only Sec. Sat- guaranteed by L. Bilk and zephyr shawls, all heavy in black. D. M. Johnson a Co. Grifton S. C. Why Baskets when you ran get Colton Sheet- at less than half lbs price. SiM . THE EASTERN REFLECTOR D. J. WHICHARD. Owner. and DOLLAR IN VOL No. COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER STRICKEN WHILE PRAYING. UNCLE JOSH Elder Q A. Dies in Midst of Funeral Services. A death under very sad and peculiar circumstances occurred in Friday. Ernest aged years and a eon of J. C. died Wednesday night at Whitsett Institute where be we attending school. The remains accompanied by Walter Dixon and L. K. Trent, the former a brother of were brought to Greenville on Thursday evening's train and taken out to the home of Mr. Dixon in township. morning Mi. Dixon sent for Elder Q. A. Burroughs, a minister of Free Will Baptist church, In conduct the funeral funeral service begin about noon at borne of Mi Dixon, and Elder Burroughs was kneeling in prayer and hid nearly finished his supplication, he ceased sneaking audibly and began a mumbling sound as if trying to speak farther. Those present went to his aid and found that he was speechless and He was removed to a bed and died bout an boor after being stricken. It is supposed bis death was due to of a blood vessel. The was a shock to all present, Died at School. Ernest Dixon, a sou of J C. Dixon, of township, died Wednesday night at Whitsett where be was attending school. The remains were brought home for interment Few Mere Cases. It was thought diphtheria about over, but this week Bone half dozen houses have because new Wonder gathering of crowds at the carnival last week may not be for this. II Won't Stay Bad. ink and rollers are about as to changes in the weather as folks, and the of The is bowing the effects of ii just now. The trouble will soon be remedied. Masonic Temple Opera Eighteenth The realistic saw will scene in Josh down East play, comes nearer to genuine article than any of many stage effects now before the public. In fad, so real is inch saw, that one of actors of the play had bis right band cut offal the wrist during a performance last season in No play is complete something in way of mechanical effects. Josh lays claim lo one of most novel scene of any piece road this season A entirely practical saw mill i- placed upon the stage and is used to stage picture. When the is re-en. d from her peril- position at be climax of in act the hearty applause gives evidence of of ibis acme of stage realism. First Snow of Season. Asheville, N. C, snow fall the season is rep I to hare been in the Keens section of county W i night. A A-i villa till hunters, are statement I bat the snow t intervals during a u that there was a formation f morning at one lime snow fell in quantity to be noticeable ii e ground. Lost a Toe. Frank colored Dial employed at ft. I. lost a big toe by a noise stepping en foot and mashing it END OF CENTURY BOOK CLUB. Reported for first meeting of the End of the Century club for the year was held at the home of president, Oat. 3rd. The meeting was called to order by the presides, eleven members being present. library was fully discussed and plans made for its improve- It was moved and carried that book club would its usual annual donation of to library fund. librarian read a splendid report of the condition of library and work it is doing. Owing to an unusual amount cf business, the was postponed until the next meeting. After the adjourned the hostess invited her guests into yard, where a was served under a arbor, decorated with autumn flowers, was indeed of After dinner Bruce Gotten gave an interesting and instructive talk the home life of the Filipino women. The visitors present Mesdames Morrill, Harris and Fountain, of Falkland, Miss Mary of Baltimore, Misses Smith, of Philadelphia, Winnie Skinner, Sallie Gotten and Mary Fountain. club will meet with Mrs. L. Woolen Oct. A Negro Honored. Atlanta, Ga., Oct. 18.- The funeral of an ante. took place here this afternoon. He was a member of Camp Walker, United Confederate Veterans, which body lo grave an honorary escort. General A com- of the United Confederate Veterans officiated at the and among pall bearers were Governor Allen Candler General A. J. West, Judge W Dr. Amos Fox K. followed his master the Civil War in the Thirty-third Georgia Infantry and has been a familiar figure at Confederate reunions for years. Annual Meeting of Farmers Consolidated Tobacco Co. The Farmers Consolidated To- Company held its annual meeting today a very large attendance of the stockholders, All the old officers were re-elected for another year. O. L. Joyner company read his an nun I which showed the business a thrifty and prosperous with a large increase over the preceding year. stockholders themselves as well pleased at the progress and management of the affairs of the company. ASSOCIATION. Session of School Term. The Pin held session for ye r in the graded school building ion Ii- -aid . credit of the teachers through the that they lake an active interest in their work avail themselves opportunity f -r improve- There about a hundred present and a g. ml program as given. Arrangement was made for a full report meeting m a later issue i I The Autumn Season. The first trust will soon appear. Its white will penetrate the heart of nature and silently bleach her now verdant raiment. The gentle haze Indian has fallen upon the land and an exquisite feel of sensuous languor and fills every heart At this season of the year the glitter of the dollar loses ins charm, the of the city's becomes the cares of business are forgot ten and the call of Nature rings in every soul. A strange desire for the of forest, for an hour of silence with only the wrestling stream, and the squirrels and birds that visit it. for company There's no panacea that will put to flight chronic ennui so soon as a season of silent communion nature. There is something radically wrong with the person who can't enjoy a silent stroll through tire woods at this sea- son of the year The divinity of the Creator and the glory of His work are more actively full at any other time. There is many a lesson to be learned from Nature's book at this grand finale of the sum- mer. The leaves are morn beautiful than at the Springtime and as slowly die they become transformed, like the Christian death, into a beauty, rapturous and indescribable. Charlotte News. Small Fire. About o'clock Thursday night Silas y. a colored man on street below the market, awakened by smoke in bis room. An investigation disclosed lire among some clothing in a bureau The tire was put out without alarm being given. J. C. COBB. I OF PU It Pay s. The two line sausage local which B. K. Patrick Co., put sold pounds in one day. Good illustration of what advertising will do. PRICE CUT IN HALF. The subject of this sketch was born in ibis county in 1822, id was therefore at time of his death, which occurred Sunday morning, the eighth eighty- Ill years old. his early boyhood he was always industrious, painstaking a d methodical, and whatever he undertook to do he did well. He was therefore always employed. He work and found bis great- el pleasure in fulfilling die came to him throughout his entire lite. When he was about years old he a piece of laud which was nearly all tile woods, paying for It win. p future time and thus began Hy and economy he soon paid for this purchased more, until a f years he had and paid for a large tract if laud which is today one of the eat farms the county few years ago writer of had pleasure of hi from is home miles in to and bis recitation his early be- ginning in life and toe old. n s deed most Interesting, He -aid he as married hi Worked all on his cleared land and at In he would grub and in new laud split rails until eleven or twelve and in this way in a few he had and fenced a wood large farm He told of the rigid economy be practiced this lime, me simple, plain life inn he lived d bow he and his labored, -i in led to pay for this land and g a start life. As lime went on under h's sys- the land was all paid for be built a store on and stocked it with general The pie knew and his qualities gave their patronage, therefore mercantile business soon became a profitable addition to bis other operations Mr R. J. a stock- c of Banking Trust company, was placed in charge the and other boys worked and in every way possible to the advancement of I tie I of J. C. Cobb Sous. As bis vestments proved profitable he bought real estate standing the fact that as his children grew up and started off in l t Showing i . T- I. y w. lit lo today F. a morning from m Mr. Mis l. Bethel morning, C. C. Cobb, of Norfolk, w here at death and bun it returned home lay . Miss r, w visiting Mrs. Alice n . left ibis morning for W ,. M . Mrs. W. J wards, F . re., who has His. Lucy I Fur tn left Wednesday , . s a i apt. i ad a- II- per, i i Is f u Operation, the the I . .; of u, w taking deposition in a legal . Friday, Some more g, H. A. White up this morning; F. C. returned in today. J H Starkey returned i i- morning from S. returned Thin day evening J. W. Higgs returned evening from a trip up T. A. Duke and John went to Kins on Thursday even- C of Thursday with J. G Mys n d left this morning Mrs. George Hadley and Child- of LaGrange, who have been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mr-. Allied Forbes, returned evening. Mis. Joyner, of ton, who has been visiting Mis. A. returned home today. Mis. Mary Lang accompanied home for a visit. Saturday, 14th Names Found Depot and Elsewhere Around Town. Ii. f, Sugg went Friday evening. Mai thews returned this morning Winston. Florence of is visiting Miss tucker. J. A. returned this morning Ii. IV. II ii He -11 p e , I I It'll II I Ii I e, .,. I,., s,, So. i an The i a , j,. ,,, a larger room in M. pie a d ii of books win i. cum- d during the com. . It lib.;,,, i m in and F lo Dr. II o Hyatt, so . resident of has toG center of i point vi h,. u his patients, I b remembered Dr , mi i i in which e heated in of Hist Km. Charles skinner returned life themselves, he gave , . , . . limn a trip on load. came Graded School Trustees. There will be a meeting of the trustees of graded school at the superintendent's office at the school building at o'clock, a. in., day, Oct. 14th, 1905. The business to be attended to is important it will only a short time and I require a prompt attendance. J. Jarvis, Chairman Board. Here is an Offer Worth Quick Attention. We have made a clubbing r- with several magazines by which readers can save the price they have been paving. We can send The Review of The Cosmopolitan. The Woman's Home Companion. The American Farmer. The all lo address a year for Look over that list carefully think what you get for this small price. Better decide at once while there is a chance at this offer. Dr. Hyatt Coming. Dr. H. Hyatt, of will be in Greenville at Hotel Bertha Oct. 30th and 31st, Monday and Tuesday for the purpose of treating diseases of the eye, ear, nose and throat. Parties under forty years of age who will need his attention are requested to come Monday if possible. Older people come any day. to each of them, yet at the time his death he one of largest in the county. The life of tins man beau inspiration to who bins, Starting life poor in world's goods, by the practice of honesty and frugality, ministry and common sense, be made by bis own a c t living and died leaving a valuable estate. He was literal- architect of his own fortune. He carved I ruin the primal forest with his hands foundation stone of hi-i vast estate, lived to a ripe old age, enjoying fruits of bis labors, highest confidence and esteem of bis fellow- man, dying left to bis large family of children the priceless heritage of an unblemished and an honored name. In his last lingering illness he suffered and fidelity of his children in this ordeal, their ministrations tn his was a beautiful of the love and veneration bore their father. O L. Jovian. It fa well enough examine putting stoves. today from F. representative of International Correspondence schools, is town. Mrs. of Grifton, who has been visiting her daughter, Mis. L. II. tome Friday. L. E. Trent, of who accompanied remains of Brutal from Whitsett, returned there Mr. and Mrs. N. of Washington, came in Friday even- to visit the parents, Mr. Mrs. A. L. Blow. nervous diseases, nous being closely allied m of the eye, ear, nose and fact all diseases of brain and system understand diseases of of H especial senses The office con the must complete equipment i be state. I are numerous and boarding G where patients can get accommodations. STATe NEWS. A man near Charlotte from whose, the city waterworks plant off of the water supply, ha- sued city for of Wilmington, while Hi influence liquor shot hi- runt her in law. Mrs. Mary Wright, because bethought she was responsible for the of himself and wife. Three schooner Bern day taken lo shackles, Ti sailors oft , were on Wilmington had mutinied while iii sea and murdered four while officers vessel, their bodies overboard. Ex-Sheriff Williams, Day county, lost or was robbed of 1370 at fair at Winston last Thursday. The money was in and bills. The sheriff carried this in an envelope on inside pocket of his coat. He was getting ready to return home when be felt his pocket and the money was miss- He has no idea it got away, oat it was probably stolen by a pickpocket. Corn Exhibit. There was only n small attend- at exhibit day, perhaps the short notice given of dale. W. It. Home, O, II. Jackson and Elias Dall brought some tine coin, Mi. Home's declared the best. Dr. H. O. Hyatt will be in Tar- at Hotel for two days 23rd and 24th, for of treating diseases of eye, ear, nose and throat. ltd The county gang marching out to work mornings and bask to jail evenings make quite a they move. Remember you can get old for going under carpets for cents a hundred at office. POOR PRINT

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