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I. JOIN FORMING A MERCANTILE CHAIN THAT PASSES BEYOND COMPETITION lead very word of prove the most profitable Investment you have made In years For months and years capital, brains, genius and enterprise have con- culmination a tremendous trade triumph that knows no in the annals or commerce. We now lay before you e rich result of this I fort. , no quantity if the quality is standard A World Marvel of Twentieth Retailing he he Buying Organization i . o I i . t v i i th not in story. To lo for strokes in purchasing Its fume is national. Its strength Is respected. We hear of and get the newest things first. r A Carnival of Underselling- whirl-wind Type is All printed are on patient paper. Our achievements are in our Store m an printing full you must corns h-r in n and come early. Sensational sis Clothing;. Your oh a . m-ins durable male of good strong fabrics of merit and fashion. price 11.60 A sensation in fancy mixed Cheviots and shades of brown an dressy looking fancy mix- in small checks and plaids aid effects. These are certainly the grander; values Stale .- suit. grand assortment single an d doable breasted sack b gray and brown, tweed mixtures in th n-w -t and most desirable I--, all superbly tailored, Prone- face finished. A guaranteed. are equal in every respect to that U. P. price Men's fine suits, el ,,; . in to fine custom work. This season's Styles and best sellers. Worsted, Scotch ; and ever reliable Better made garments e. d by any concern in North Carolina. W the equal of any garments on the market. at We have pat on sale ; for ii. r co n lasted sacks. ., . . m I and th deal -Ii i las of aid t or d to a turn into i i Others consider them good values at r -is Come in and ask to sen . V always glad to show them. It tad Youth and Clothing. For want of space we cannot quote these. We have on hand an of patterns, styles and qualities to please the most We guarantee you a tit and a convincing bargain. We have on hand now a lot of knee pants suits worth up to all of will he placed before you. Age 1.48 Mens Extra Pants. We have now an extensive and attractive line ranging in prise from to per pair. These are bargains, every pair. Overcoats, Coats, Rain Coats. BARGAINS. BARGAINS. BARGAINS. We can lit yon up in so comfortable you will enjoy had w. other sleeping a tin roof a rainy night, for per cent less thin others. . underwear at. . Boys heavy underwear at . . men, woman, children. AL we ask is you our new line be lore buying and you walking, talking advertisement us. Surpassing Values. yards good Calico, per yard Homespuns yards best grade , Yard wide white Homespun bolts assorted colors Outings bolts t He Best Apron Gingham in this sale . Heavy Flannel at. . Best Feather bed Tick at Dress Goods. Best Flannel Waisting now fl Broadcloth now Big line colored is now , plows all wool now . Ladies Goods, to tire we ii ire a n i i . v . I i 1st. -Mens l . in. now . If ens patent . 61.98 Lad -a tips . . fresh stock styles new styles Corsets now . good Corsets going now , . . Ladles fleece lined Underwear now . A big line of Trunk am Bags at a saving f per cents. DON'T FAIL TO VISIT OUR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT The price is only half the story, quality is the rest. FURNITURE. WE CAN FURNISH FROM FLOOR CEILING and give you wholesale prices. . i . . ,,. want i s GREENVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA. THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. J. Colter mi Twice-a-Week Tuesday anal Friday. DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE VOL. No. GREENVILLE, Pin COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA. FRIDAY NOVEMBER U 1905 No. DELIGHTFUL EUCHRE PARTY Given by Mrs. R. J. Cobb in Honor of Mrs. Hume, of Greensboro. On afternoon Mm. It. J. in Mrs, Sue of occasion is long to hi remembered as one of the nicest ever held here. home was very decorated with plains, ferns and Mr. Cobb received at front assisted by Mr. rT. A. White Rave all welcome in ii own way Mis. gown of white silk mull with real lace trimmings and Mrs. White gowned in over white china howl was the great attraction in hall, a very china bowl hand painted, back of the bowl, the flowers in between th shaded e sticks made a Misses Pattie and Alice White at sane. The library es- pretty, of chrysanthemums and ferns. nil served chocolate from to the where all Sad the meet inn the of honor, Mrs. Hume, who was exquisitely in with and Score were handed to all present and the and exerting games of began in fall force and In Mrs. Herbert White first prize, a hand painted presented sane to Mm. Hume. The consolation was drawn by Mrs. Harry Skinner a band painted china plate. The dining room decorations were in red and tho beautiful Beauty roses tastefully arranged the table and hanked in profusion in front of and on the inviting appetite upon entering. The menu was as oysters on half still, pickles, French salad served from the hull of an orange, cheese Wafers, olives, sandwiches and coffee. Those present were Harry Skinner, R Cobb, Herbert While, B White, Hay wood Hail, Sue Hume, L B W King, H W e, W Asa Parham, S K B J L Fleming, It W Will lams B W G Wood- ward, Misses Elisabeth Jones, Nell Skinner, Pattie Skinner, Mis Morris-. Virginia, Jessie Lee Sugg, Skinner, LIVELY TIMES AT STAR WAREHOUSE OP by Baptist Sunday School. Lula Bryan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Bryan, died Thursday, Nov. rt is meet that Hie membership of this Sunday pause in the services of this hour and make ex- out at the Star warehouse Tuesday There was a Lively Between the Auctioneer and the Truckers Monday Morning. There some lively hustling COMMISSIONERS COURT. of their regret and sorrow of the taking away of this morning. The Star first sale, under the regulations had lovely child, a member the o'clock. night die roll class of the There d the early of this fore be It exceedingly First. That the of the I mads slower than Sunday school of Memorial Usual getting in, and when Baptist church deplore the Burton started his to away of this little life, but we arc with the thought tint she is now Clod and the ante's. Thai we tender to the father and mother, sisters and brothers our Sincere sympathy, and sorrow with them in this time of them to Him who has said I will be with you always, and invoke the blessing of God them In their bereave- Third, We make request that a cony of these resolutions be to parents, a copy Tub Rb- and that the resolutions be spread tho minutes of this Mrs. M. M. J. . Com. S. J. OVER ONE DROWNED OR St. Mala, en Coast of London, Nov. The South western way's was wrecked yes St. on the aorta and It is believed that mm or more of her passengers crew were drowned. DEATH OP MRS. EDWARD LIBERATE Contributed The eat h angel has taken from our midst another loved one, Lena Elizabeth, wife of Lib- of Richmond, I ml., and daughter of Dr. John S. Mis. Taft. This is the second daughter that Mrs. Tail has within the six or eight weeks. The suddenness aim unusually circumstances tins death makes it all the greater to and friends alike. The life of a dear sweet baby boy went out with hers and and babe will away the same the babe resting peacefully the mother's breast. little shall lead little baby hands may lead her it up I waiting arias. a little three year old daughter, It to call in vain for The husband and In lie daughter and Mrs. Lincoln Leah, a sister the the buyers many wagons in the driveway were waiting hi unload and not half the break on the Boor. Then there was a race between the auctioned and the truckers, and the way trucks rolled from to the scales, out the ahead of the and back was something to look at. Everything itemed to President of the dated, trot him a joined the whirl. Auditor would drop bis sales hook now and grab a for a spin around circle, to his book soon with the ticket marker. Hinton it looked like good and he gathered a trunk run him out his certainly did hot It, the push, and ran out pile two ahead of the auctioneer. It was lively ll lasted. j Han Parham A Foxhall are a flue record at this season. Up to present time they have sole pounds of at an of This is a high average on such a large quantity of especially a like this the greater part of the crop is very common. Seven and Half Million. The government report issued today places the number of bales of cotton ginned up to and Including Nov. 14th, between and This was a bullish report was followed by a sharp advance in futures. AN AVERAGE THAT COUNTS After Blind Tigers and Moonshiners United Commissioner I. A. Sugg is having some violators of the laws before him. The colonel is conservative firm. He has had a of eases before him since his short term of office in this There am several prisoners now in j awaiting the grand jury at New Bern, and are bond. A serious mutter of tearing down and breaking mail b the routes by live drunken men, was before him. The colonel put bonds of and appearance court Hub. Several blind tigers cases have Monday. G. Biker rune in Sunday evening from Lewiston. Ft. Hauling returned to Raleigh this morning. Hinton Best, of spent Saturday In Greenville. Miss Mamie went to Ayden evening. TROUBLE hi Negro Boy in the and Face with Bird shot night n . i v-l . r Mr. mid Mrs R R, from a to Mi-s Clyde On la Winter returned this morning. W. r. Best went to evening morning. C II. went lo Ayden Sat evening and this morning. W. T. and Burton tuned evening from where bad been to attend the funeral of father. Mrs. R and little daughter, of are visit Mrs. J. Q. II. Moor, of also beta before him. This i a who been visiting her offense, and the crop of Mrs. R. R. Rouse, loll mis eases to be fair for a fall one. In of these oases there was of selling the defendant to show it was that was not but did go on the to In making the judgment a would give tho a aha a on the what is. It is to the good people will Sugg their sup- port in breaking up tigers and moonshine stills. deceased, will arc imp my the James, Alice White, remains to her old home for burial in the Taft graveyard near Green villa, N. C, and Mrs. This was one of the nicest Euchre pa-lies ever is and ill who thoroughly enjoyed -am, and Cobb con- h r h h ling deal l m he had living it ch Business the Consolidated Talk about high averages, the Farmers operated the Farmers Tobacco Co., made one Tuesday counts. That tins sold between and pounds, the our Saviour on sale, In- the scrap, was cents. If bad not been I the average would have gone much higher. This kind of sale bears out the claim made by the Consult, dated the claim is mi that houses average higher sales all other houses on the market I Consolidated Ti b mm i h operative Register of Deeds R. Williams issued licenses to the following couples since last WHITE. Alex and Ida S. Kill lei Zeno and Haddock. Abram Adams. and Lula Harris. H. Buck mid Pi ham. Louis Stocks and Lee Nelson and Sadie Tripp. Cannon and Perry Atkinson and Ada Sylvester and Nelson. morning. Miss L. Irvine, one of the graded teachers, is Kin- at bedside of brother who in sick. Forbes, one of our oldest is ill at his borne o-i gives his Mine who had been home la wisH Washing- ton this where she ; caches in the graded Tuesday, Nov. 31st, R. J. Little, spent today here. Mrs red Cox returned to Rich- today. G. G. left Monday evening for Mrs. I. H. went to Wilson today to visit relatives. Mrs. E. V. Smith, Texas, is visiting Mis. R. S Evans. James went went t Monday evening. riot was on and a-k In u to come down. Tucker and Deputy off on the mils drive, did . ti id my when they re -h i ti; i hi.-land learn l was i hat . alley I I to a Will Grimes, ah IR ye- g.-. run to the home of his brother, Policeman and Constable John follow- the policeman Bring two shots at the running hoy. When the officers were about yards the the boy appeared tho doer with a and Called to them t slop. They did not top and the bay rained gnu and tired, a load of bird shot striking Constable Galloway side of the head and nice. The officer's was bat serious. The boy made escape. MAN CHOSEN T. M. of Line. Va., Nov. annual of the of the Allan Coast today, T. M. of It. C, was dent, vice U. T. Mr. was for vice president and lie succeeded II if elected. Lite id resigned, fourth manager. c on the- All the other directors were eight Represented At warehouse today there was tobacco from eight counties on the floor. This house has a reputation that is for S. King came in Monday draws patronage from evening from Chicago. a territory. W. W. Perkins returned Kinston Monday evening. STATE NEWS returned Annie evening from a visit to , pt w-n- Smith, Golds- man well known throw Mrs. Men,,,, of Florida, came the state, died Chester Harriet to visit friends Edwards. W. H. Jones and Wiggins. Arnold Jones and Sophia Fine Bank I t short all j the farmers who are who loved her. and stockholders sharing in the pr II i Out readers will be in the excellent the Bank of Greenville, showing its standing up lo and Including he of Nov. nth. A com- iii this with ii. previous . shows that Hie deposits have increased A not her at g feature this i- Dial Its sin mid I i are no at Falkland. Mrs a ., . ,. , , daughter, of Chatham county, George Hadley, La- died i,. eating an Monday to be contained poison at the bedside of her father, who; peeled is very sick, ,,., the apple and giving it , them. Miss Helen Forbes came from R ,.;. u,,,,,,.,, a , of Mt school Raleigh Monday even- , wove, nave made an assignment being called by the sickness apple that A son is the poison in appreciated noble, I made, and it Is no wonder Something I i m awaken lo their and i She was interest the business com. i ii ; kind- larger and larger. Ii I . Is of tobacco iv in own Ope and give pica the , in . i-i . . I, i m i- it can be truly said of half as its i Joe The o will be headed by the well known com Abbott as Sport During the action win, she . ii She I id u line all . . . and passed away a, live Saturday of ploy s number of the spec- morning, at the will be by hospital in To us the company of operative vaudeville artist POOR PRINT pain, her the Sermon lo sermon to the local lodge Jr. O. A. M. will be preached in the Baptist church next Sunday morning by Rev. J. K. Tho will attend the service In a body, meeting in their hall and, matching to the Improvement. the Baptist Iii The church her lather. Wednesday, . 22nd Ainu n Is in II. l. turn, of I; chin in I G. W. today. , nearly 138.000 liabilities, f id been business only about a year. a year-old boy in county, two loads of his , he on ii . latter a as , i. hit. ti his farm i Improve ; . . p ice N building. he. i . inn the steeple i and the i . . the main auditorium. Two Days. Again we call attention to the fact that tho Greenville market will be closed on Thursday, 30th, Thanksgiving day, and on Friday, Dec. 1st. There will be went v. II. ; i lost an the II. lo his rifle. Tuesday evening and this morning. returned , . J. W. of Green ville, Tenn., arrived Tuesday IO Mrs. who have been Mrs. Morgan once lived , i i her i. mm

mm mm Y. M. B. O. D. THE SPECIAL DRESS GOOD SALE HAVE But Blues and arc hero to stay. The median with rent in back, single or doable breasted the coat that yon should wear this season, It should be made with Military shoulders and the median loose. We have it, made in all the new fabrics. Of course blacks and blues are good season, yet a dark blue ground with a slight tint of green, makes an attractive And the hate cane to stay; everything will next season JO TO 925.00 COATS-This is the only coal wail ed should wear; this coat is light in weight, yet it gives toe comfort than a times it's weight. PRICKS, fit TO 925.00. SOLD BY C S. Me Sleep Comfortable SLEEPING ON THE BEST. Royal Elastic Felt Mattresses are 11- to all others. Our piece Enamel Iron Beds are as the best Remember 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 NEED FURNITURE You will be consulting the interest of your pocket book to investigate our stock. Our and Springs are perfection in making. Try a pair.; NEXT DOOR TO SAM WHITE'S. J. F. KINGS Livery Sale Feed Stables Near Five Greenville, N. C. FIST V i Cot pleasure drives, or to pas- to nearby points. Good Drive and W Horses and Moles for sale. I them In Large and can sell as dealer, either for Cash or on Time. When yon in town and want your horse and buggy properly cared for, put up at my stables. Don't Miss This Chance. Big Reduction in Prices. Big Bargains to Those Who Cont We have a splendid collection of Dress Goods of this season's purchases and have decided to reduce our stock, and in order to do so quickly, we make the following reduction in Extra fine Chiffon Broadcloth, regular value 2.00 reduced to 1.25 Fine Chiffon Broadcloth, regular value 1.30 reduced All Wool regular value 1.50 reduced to in Silk Dot black only, regular value 1.50 reduced to 1.10. in All Wool Novelty Suitings, regular value reduced to Satin black only, regular value SI. reduced to All Wool Chiffon Broadcloths, in black and all colors, regular value reduced to All Wool Panamas, in Black, Navy Blue, Brown and Green, regular value reduced to So in All Wool Cheviots, in black and navy blue, regular value re- to Gilbert Flannels, all wool, regular value reduced to All Wool Pebble Cloth, In black, regular value reduced to in All Wool Fancy Panama Suitings, regular value reduced to Novelty Voile, choice patterns, regular value reduced to Novelty Voile, choice patterns, value reduced to All Wool Crepe Cloth, black only, regular value reduced to All Wool Henrietta, all colors, regular value reduced to Also Wool regular value f reduced to e splendid collection of Black Dress Good, including the newest and prettiest values not In the above number at greatly reduces prices. Come and be surprised at the Bargains we have in store for you. ft m Salt I mU Ml hi at Mm to U by their, in la dis- In turns arc barred bolted, m absence of their owner. Then again, h is no for a blooming girl of r u young married man to alone in cart a dis- of Bit or mikes through forests by the shores of gloomy conveying the cheese and eggs to mar- in then to return homo with the proceeds. In Finns are not only scrupulously honest; they heroically, quixotic- ally so. A tradesman will tell you the whole truth about his warm, even when he knows perfectly well that by so doing lie loses a customer tho partial truth would secured. seems exactly the kind of apparatus I am looking said to a merchant in some months ago in reference to that I will buy it at once if. knowing what I wont it for. you can honestly mend ma to sir; I do not recommend you lo take it, nor lime in stock just now that world And I left purchased what I want- ed elsewhere. your said to ti peasant in interior who had driven m for three hours through the woods on handing him that's double my h returning one-half tho when I told him ho might ks it for Ilia honesty ho WM Ma thanks, with the f nature's gentlemen. Si Bl animal and Byron. morning who was i hie tailor's. jess, said return- ed reading aw, a aver of- Hf r poet. rat try hand at poetry, r The Barer to each again. An paper that tourists were the recently. One of an old lady, rather deaf. Was on the box seat. As the vehicle parsed the houses associated with famous names in literature the driver directed the attention of the passengers to them. With a jerk of the whip he announced. demanded the old lady. re- the driver. you re- I'm a little hard of again bawled tho driver. Dick said the old lady, and down it went in the note book with all the other Dean Hole and tho Oxford Snob. Dean Hole, the distinguished Eng- churchman, dearly loved u good joke. One day u somewhat snobbish Oxford friend of his, wishing to press upon the dean the high social character of his familiar acquaint- wrote him a letter begin- dear and then scratching out ed lie dean, not to outdone, be; r . . dear pi; ii and his pen STORE. and Holmes. A mild Lit of repartee is us having urn between the poet and Holt . were talking about brain t when II r. o re I . a attack of In in ; v r a v could you have bra i I i Dr. Ho smiling. It is i strong brains that have brain did you And asked Saxe. Getting Too PersonaL . o out in your back said Tommy Tucker, play In the haven't, got any said the other boy. you got one in back wood in it used of your business Tribune. v. TOE A Man Not Ha In India n net parents t he but he slays home and the wife becomes a member of his family, treated as a daughter of husband's parents, writes Swami Ab- defendant above name will take d above in the of Pitt u obtain a from the of matrimony tiff defendant, on the grounds of adultery, and the said will be is required in Housekeeping. at term of the The Jewish law, Com of county, I., beheld shall a man leave his his mother and shall cleave to his ha no place in society. It is considered to will to the court be extremely selfish to be separated j n before the first i Monday in it the day of January, answer .- demur to the complaint id action, from the parent for tho of a wife. Parents, indeed, have a great- claim upon their children in India than in any part of the world. This joint family system U a very old institution banded down through generations. It has greet developing humane qualities like low feeling and sympathy, and in extending lite field of among all relatives live under roof. Today there arc to b found families which consist of living together end is that earth fie as Ms upon nil men a her The of suck a daily the their own hands, t of the meet lady at Sly. s law in t world, supply and f each of family t Bat all the expenses of the Glory. A gentleman sojourning in Edin- burgh many years ago, having heard much of the eloquence of the Thia 25th day of C Clerk Court. I. A. SUGG, far day as executor of the last will and of Moses Tyson, deceased, before O. C. Moore, clerk of the Superior court of Pitt is hereby to persons indebted to estate of Moses Tyson, deceased, to make immediate payment to the undersigned and no- is hereby given to all persons claims against said to tile the same with the ex- properly authenticated, within mouths from the date or this will of recovery. This the gist day of October, N. W. Tyson, Executor of the estate of Tyson, F. C. Letters Basil me the of James C been issued to the by the Clerk of the Superior Court of Pitt end as of the and of the said James C. hereby to t-ii claims against said to present to the for payment, on or before the 20th O or this no- lie, will be la bar of their re- all persons indebted to said eats e are requested o make immediate payment tons. This the day of October, It. J v. d Jarvis Blow, virtue of the of ed in mortgage deeds and delivered by J. H. and wife K G, James, one dated April end record in Book X page the other th day may 1805 and duly recorded in the Deeds office of Pitt North Carolina, in K , page HI, the undersigned will expose to public salt, before the court house door o the highest bidder on Dee. 2nd a tractor parcel of lead lying and being in the county of Pitt and State of North and described as follows, to That tract of laud in town- ship which James Sr., of the said J. It now resides, t adjoining the lands of Haddock K. ;. JAMES, Mortgagee timer Smith, Smith's heirs of the general paid I others, to satisfy said mortgage an visit to it. -Next to him sat , , an hard featured, solemn fined man, who was leaning both hands on a hoary stick, ill lie eyed with concentration. Soon the stranger's attention a ts riveted upon speaker who had the day's discourse wonderful command of la. possessed, combined with his el excited the listener's you tell me who i speaking he asked eagerly, turning to the s faced old man beside him. echoed man lifting his eves from the contemplation of the slick to in amaze- upon his interlocutor. sir, is the great tact her and I'm his NOTICE. North Marv Cousins i vs Cousins. I defendant above take notice that an action entitled as above has the Court of Pitt i to obtain a divorce from the bonds of between plaintiff and defendant, on the of adultery, and the said defendant will fur her lake that lie is re quired to appear at the term the Superior Court of said the before the in March, it being day of January, and answer or demur to the ii. said action, or will ply to the court for the in said This th of D. C- HO i I. A. Any for Pit. North Carolina, I , m,. Be ewe power of in a by W. and wife u J. E. ea October and duly in the of of Pit . North Cur- page the under- signed will expose to public sale, before the Court door Green- ville, to the bidder on day No. O two or of land lying being in county of Pitt Stale North Cur described a follows, to lots being in the town H. O. first Beginning at a stake on Queen fit. feet from St., running N K S E fast, thence with first line to Queen St., thence up Queen St. feet to the b Second on N. side of Water St. at a pump point in Cox's S. fill E. down said street feel lo Bridge St., thence with Bridge St. N- So E. feet lo a I thence N. Mi W. t a stake with line SO feet to 3rd corner, and M. L. i-1 h line to a in M. L. Bella ad J. J B. Cox's feet to Water street tho be- ginning, containing acre, more or lees to satisfy said deed. Terns of Mr. day I. E. F. y. N. C. FOR One three horse farm w good dwellings. barn, and out mile South of on the ton I toad Via Wise Fork I 2.500. Have also to rent or lease horse farm, or decide to suit the renter in smaller sections containing eight ten ant houses tobacco barns house all under fence rounded with ten thousand acres of tine ranges hogs, cattle. Situated on the Dover A; H. live miles South of Hover mi healthy section and good water Apply toO II. Pot. N. UP. I took up a stray female bog, sandy color, weight about pounds, marked with crop in right ear. can gel same by p and paying charges G. T Evans. F. F. D. No. . N C l w TO duly before the Superior Court clerk of Pitt a executor of the last will and of Elizabeth Clark, is hereby given to all person indebted lo the estate to make date payment to the undersigned, and alt claims against said estate must present the same for pay- on or before the of or this notice will plead in bar of recovery. This 31st day of October, C. Chapman, Executor Elisabeth I knives that might Ii i or mi laid A Floral Detective of Loot Ago. In early the Pi of the river farms of New York on ingenious way of recovering I hat have I. i I i PRICE CUT I HALF 55.00. REVIEW OF REVIEWS COSMOPOLITAN WOMAN'S HOME COMPANION THE AMERICAN FARMER THE DAILY REFLECTOR I III was ii i ii as tin the two i i i roe I handles. was pun n. -o i o nil inn of fell i hi n i I not would v. until the and mi I lied blossom in Id or patch the p of a mi i I Is root. Tr e, o r did i i n the the . a who i. nod the ii In i planter, A In the Art. The Complete tho baas is of the finny nil right, as this little incident howl One day v, in my dropped a val able diamond ring in water. The following I say Una spot where and Boon landed a five bass. do yo lit J that The of haw, haw I Th of course The Complete Vt-. seem to forget the noes of the baas. What law really a r th Review of Reviews Cosmopolitan Woman's Home Companion American Farmer Eastern Reflector for We are very in be with the pub- of these well known mag a . for tho gamut- price, decided to lot our renders have tho full advantage of the redaction in order to get quickly a large body of paid in advance B inking -any ulNA. account. No Trouble t. A Questions. We Are i Our Friends And Patron j. We Will Lend You Money When And We per cent, Time .;, Duration. It. Months J. HORSES MULES, will keeps foil a the We of horse w mt, horses. of . ii. ea and mules on hand prepared to furnish an kind fl i. and farm We mill also or II buy fro to a ti- tr it. can bought. We I of or hi es, ii driver. v n want we L. CO. j. i , i GET YOUR SUPPLIES Now Everything you want nice Groceries. Owned in the way Goods, Pickles, fruit, Can lies, Nuts. can at Goods of I Don't Neglect This Wonderful Offer Reviews of Reviews Best V ,. . i- Hard war v. 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ME EASTERN REFLECTOR O. . WHICH in t V. I-., at BUMS matter, Advertising mad knows, upon application. A correspondent desired at every o in adjoining counties. in to Pitt Friday, Nov. Theodore Price is bare of the i i- it price will advance it Greensboro ate in lb of the Republican party by the price of a year's subscription. Guess Theo. Price fell a few tons smaller when he saw the report. not Jo for Chicago preacher who is several favorite hymns to attend a old fashioned camp mating The Greensboro Tar Baal thinks North Carolina needs o new louder. Its desire lo name loader in BO doubt father to th thought. way the report put cotton to humping was enough to knock bears silly. proposes to reform its Nearly everything lust country reforming also. The trouble with who futures is that they lee what they might have made after it is too late. What is the matter that many people git lost down about Elizabeth City Betsey i by now to be out i in wood Cue about tho amount Hearst spent trying to get elected be it. more where that The letter of Governor re- misappropriation of funds by officers o is next legislature should enact u law carrying oat his The plot of a revolution in Cuba, that has been discovered by the shows tho existence of ugly state of affairs on the island. balk ; show that there is in Poor lbs salary baa , ,,., ., mm been cut in half and be is now ,. ,,.,,.;. f ,,, only a year. He enterprises they have to leave off of his luxuries w U a more. Hearst's expenses in the recent i election for mayor in New York were It costs something even to want office in New York. of the largest whiskey dis- tho world, located at i Bradford, Pa , was destroyed by fire gallons of Every time read of up in the and loan associations being started f covered in other towns the good t ., doing, it makes us wish such spirit would take ti of Are We A prominent said to us the other day that the biggest with our system of agriculture T Way H An A and his wife had two sons and two daughters. With the arrival of first baby they begun planning about bow should be The Woman did her own work and the worked end scrimped and denied themselves every pleas- The boys were to college and the girls were educated at a boarding school. The children are men and women the parents, having spent every cent their education, are poor and dependent them. This is what their cation has done for children One son has a government position; and no of promotion or a raise The other son learned a trade from a common friend of bis and is getting along pretty well, in spite of bis college daughter married a dry goods clerk has forgotten her French and German iii baby talk to her two babies, and sciences she studied at school do not help her much out her week's work, which in- washing other daughter married a country school teacher and her is only an as what she does not agree always, with what her husband knows, and they b. more subjects to quarrel over than the average couple. And the poor old parents, with every cent sunk four are first living with one child and then with another, not any too welcome FUNKS STOPPER. Do You Save knew a man ago whose father was so poor when ho was a buy that he was hired out to help support his father's family. be became a man he accumulated a largo estate- People would address him and say you are a rich man. lie would is more in saving than Suppose your labor brings you a thousand dollars n year, and you spend it all in eating, drinking, dressing, or anything else and have nothing to show for it at the end of the year, how much have you gained But suppose you labor for three hundred and fifty dollars, and cave half of it, you have gained one fifty dollars, and are worth that much more The art of saving is about to be cumbered among the A young man not think h dollar is worth saving He forms the habit f spending all his earnings, and thinks it too small a business to lay O, v. I. i. Glenn has issued following timely open letter to the people of North upon investigation, officers of some of the largest foreign in companies admitted that t e sums of money belonging to their companies bad been used Tor influencing elections, lobbying Leg- and other MB, I felt that our people should be protected against h practices, and therefore carefully studied our laws, hoping I could find some provision, by which such com- could be debarred from doing in our thus dune their policy holders were, have no such law, however, though there should be, and in no uncertain words, I will ask next General Assembly to amend our ex laws, so the loner, by with the consent of the Governor council of State, can stop company illegally up of their policy holders from transacting any the State, their officers make good amounts improperly paid out. All corporations and insurance companies have a perfect right to employ to attend to matters, or properly sent before legislative commit lees, order to express their on measures, but they have no right to funds that would otherwise increase the dividends of their share-holders, or policy holders, by Corruptly paying them out to in- Congress or Legislatures or controlling results of elections. argument they make that certain laws passed, or party placed iii power, would impair their and thereby lessen their earn . capacity, even if true, and it MENS UNDERWEAR Good Under- wear is a hobby of ours. It's a subject very- close to our hearts. That's why you will find every good sort here. Everything is ready from the finest made to splendid values in medium grades. Underwear of Natural Wool, Fleeced lined, Camel's Hair, etc., etc. Ever seen our Cashmere Underwear in colors its n luxury Natural Wool Underwear is certainly the BEST VALUE THAT CAN BE FOUND Never mind your size-we've provided for you. Long, short, thick or thin, come here for your Underwear. Frank Wilson, THE KING f provision is not made for the long neglected insane of North Fault cannot be laid to Glenn. it is yet n that we are lazy that I up a small amount daily. He win shame to the date these farmers, including tenants, do not I insure his life, and is forced to save ,., ,., . . half rod predicted that money to keep Ids p get to working every week d in the year they may big returns from their labor. This family. is a pretty severe indictment, but How much better if u man would e in hack; form the and What a ring I have for i m Within i day was it the o .,, . ,,,. i W agree our Farmers to i as paymaster in us a rule are lazy, but their labor . there wore I a, i states. laid or III is gone, he is that policy when ho dies t money himself while lie is and j y the I em fit it bi fore he dies and give what, is left largest returns I they haven't as i himself to the Waste causes want, and that often leads to dishonest conduct. It is class learned to make nil seasons the year contribute to their income ii many of our farmers are Irving to cultivate too much A i are at work on tho presents Miss Alice R re on her trip as to arrive at, land with tho supply of labor at tho amount of duly to be paid, and They would far better oil , ,, , ., if would reduce their Bo far they have gone tho is that they ain't worth much. Sounds just taxes. like folks giving in and cultivate their land re thoroughly. People who follow this can testify as to its super- This acreage n will itself help to solve the labor problem Marion Butler, V. S. Senator, is by making the employment of a getting clear in the army of large of labor unnecessary. I Hut acreage reduction will avail wrong and very of Wilson Times we is sent out from Wash in i that ha owns six- Terri thousands where there was only of II every week. He n h in ire for the A bi in Raleigh Sunday, n i i. Ford The day he rushed out to stop . runaway team, was struck on bead by the of the buggy, receiving injuries MM paused his Thus his life for nothing unless it is accompanied by intensive farming as will in Indian make blades of grass grow Then when we ourselves to a variety of crops making the real time last nearly all the year round, farming will take on n new impetus. In short, the invariable of Success for men engaged sorts of enterprises, as well as farming, is the moat of tho resources at your Kinston Free Press, Satisfaction with self is not ways A committee of United States en- have during the past week been inspecting the proposed for the inland waterway, tho enter prise which Hon. John H. Small has been advocating through several congress. Congressman Small and Senator Simmons the committee on the Reports from towns visited say that, the engineers manifest much interest in the matter. We hope they will make a Favorable report to the government and that the inland waterway will be opened. Such enterprise will benefit tho entire Atlantic seaboard is now proposed to establish u School for teaching girls how to shop. They ought in connection with it to a school for teaching the old man how to raise money that tbs girls shop not, cannot justify or excuse their doing acts recognized by all as Formerly our people were too poor to establish insurance com- in North Carolina, but now have honest, reliable companies, amply able and willing to handle all our insurance. companies now under all solvent and the held by our people are perfectly good hold one and there- fore should not be surrendered. Neither do i desire to do these coin- panics any wrong, if they will them- selves do right; but before d dug any now business, or expecting our to patronize them, they must practice equity and compel their aH over the country. Style is the first consideration, but i correct misappropriations . H The fitting qualities what is necessary ton shoe, and in this the ULTRA Pulley Bo wen New Shirt Waist Silks, Ladies Woolen Goods in all he latest styles and weaves. Boys and and Novelty Suits. You want in your shoos. Ultra shoes have just as much nap in them as any or shoe, and our own design- rs are all j tin- producing stylos which later copied by made, or Steps will be taken to control tin in statement is written in mis many a and letters, asking mo why some action has n i a ii i action a b ilk it i lb i via it, every effort lie ma do to correct this i. and in future protect our people deeply the trust in me by the people in electing me assure them that in this us well as all others appertaining to their welfare, I will in to bring be- fore tho Legislature all such meas- as will best promote their inter- and protect them from wrong, lam glad to state both tho commissioner the council of the State are with mo in my effort to thus secure better pro- for our policy All married men are prolific in excuses. A matrimonial yoke can be built for two at a coat of two dollars. The more ex a i tan does the less the world has for him. Stands Our pattern and last makers are undoubtedly the host in re- trades, Wear. LINE OF SHOES i Pulley Bowen, THE HOME OF WOMAN'S FASHIONS REPORT OF THE THE BANK OF FARMVILLE, FARMVILLE. N. C. CLOSE OP BUSINESS, NOV. 9TH, Loans Overdrafts Duo from Banks Cash Gold Silver 1,360.00 9,16.88 630.00 1,888.83 A. great mind treats little minds as such and is never belittled by them. Capital stock pd in 110,000.01 Undivided profits 803.43 sub to check A man can a very good by marrying a rich wile. S . Holes 0,167.00 State of North Carolina, go. County of Pitt. I I, J. B. Cashier of do swear hut the above statement is tut to the beat of my A girl of always to the things she will never let bur daughter do when she has one that and belt f. a-id sworn to b fore me, this 0th day of Not- 10.15. J V. Notary J- R. DAVIS, W. M. LANG, W. J It. Ti. This is in of J. H. FRY, who is authorized rep- resent the Reflector in and Mrs. Taylor went Greenville Tuesday, Mrs. John is visiting her home at villa. Just R. O. in car which they will sell very For Holt time alarm docks and see R. Q. l If it Rains or snows we are all Mis Georgia returned for there plenty of rub- this morning from visit to her bar shoes, and boots, at A home at also to the Goldsboro graded Miss Frank to Greenville Tuesday. F. O. returned from his home Sunday night after spending Miss borne Monday after spending Saturday and Sunday with the home people. For nice apples, candies, bananas and nuts go to II. L. Be sure to come to the debate Thanksgiving night i be given by the Literary society Sunday with his parents The town are now open at the store of R. G. Let all and promptly. collector. Our Use M fall Winter, goods are aw is. lice be- fore you bay. yours to A. W. A Co. Mi Lee was town Friday shopping. Miss May Brooks of was in Raymond near was la town Sunday. Another large shipment of shoes all styles sUes and prices very reasonable. Barbel Go. White's Black Liniment, spec- recommended for the human family, fine for perfectly balanced, sub-cutaneous cornier For sale by B. T. ft Bro. We were glad I i. A. of us Hi on a visit w his who is s in Ike hers. Ma expressed himself as highly school. He is of most farmers sud in The A. Q. Oft, are has teaching for her while was away. Pro. giving his school the best possible so he baa for each to spend day in school. A Dice lot of feats naps just received at A. W. Ange Co. are nice be sure to see Go to Harrington Co. for Rubber coats nod jackets. Be sure to go to see the nice lot of new furniture that A. W. Ange A On, has just received before you buy elsewhere. Just received oar load floor, Harrington Barber Co. new have The banks at Ayden, have new state paper, show that the business of each is mg rapidly. These banks are every way worthy the of the people. My This ii Worth You Stop See Isn't it Wonderful Greensboro, K. O. March 1903 Mrs Joe in staling your has entirely cm our little a vary bad -u which great part of her body, fro time she old. until she w a.; six years old. Mi is now well I too it. has not had u it Car sic fully, J. W. COM RAIN COATS FOR AND BOYS. so many orders buggies already and the letters No. Jr. O. U. II. unite with Pitt Council No. in public worship at the Memorial Baptist church next morning at o'clock, St Greenville. When you dress and trimmings to catch go to A, VT Ange Co they have a alee as ant. at seats bodies, that they have started a purpose seats bodies, they are business. Nice Hue of fresh ways baud Barber A Co. Best hosiery for children H, L. Nichols, who has been spending sometime in returned home Tuesday. Jerry Nichols is at home on a Harrington, Mr. and Mis. II. H. Chapman I visit. spent Saturday and with Several new houses are being their son near tie always Harry Abram, a prominent the man. was In Tues- tho K Q day. are offering cut price their stock which must be sold within a few days order to room for their new supply soon to be received. Bier line of hats and cane just received, latest styles. Harrington. Co. Mrs. O. S. Smith and two little sous, Dowdy to this morning. Don't forget the furniture at A W Ange Co Hisses aid Roach -it eight Hiss tie- J- D- D of q j paid our a pleasant visit Ho came to see his daughter, who is in school here, and to take her home to witness i marriage of brother, bur -die would be back as soon Mrs. B. F, to ; marriage bells had ceased their Greenville Tuesday. merry chimes. White's Colic and Kidney Core, the kidney medicine for sure the Store If yon your laundry look nice and last In it to H. L. Johnson who represents the steam If you want winter get one of those good heaters at A. W. A Co. hey Cheap. When in to see mo I run first class livery feed sale stable. W. L. House, If you expect r your seed for meal you can Same lime by meal far your seed you have cotton -d the Pitt Co. Oil Mill. Try a tie of Kid- sure cure for all Kid troubles at Barber Co. hay, corn and oats, go to hi ii Go. We urn e the assort Stationary ever n ought vi t Bro. Another load of k were shipped out of A. i, a C yesterday. Goto H. L. Johnson's for shoe-, Ii Ins n nice lot received, they are nice. Col ton i- It hi and b men are c our up your downs th ice, but when yon frames Base .;,.; .,. day this I I at II Job Co , paid or on- Ii bis Hue of Hosiery m ., Misses Ladles and wild I . Ange ft Co., have just of paint, yellow received a new lot of shoes. Be at Barber sure to see them and get his Don't bid Horn yon elsewhere. when you cm get at W Nicest ties at Harrington Barber Co. fol horses and tie at Harrington Barber Co. Spooler prices cans far the next days V. L. Mouse. poultry food Harrington Barber Go. For bargains in pants go to II. L. Johnson's. B, T. Cos Bro. have a full Hue a 111,1.1 who believes in farm w n b i; a second large of u and caps is season bin . . , newest style at Harrington Bar Co. Trunks and valise at ton Barber Co. A. Cox Mfg Co. fan still of papers, Inks, shipping Carl wheels and A sea tablets, day books the ear load. Shoes arc arriving daily at A. W. Ange Be sure to get prices before you buy else- ledgers, account states, chalk, crayons, school bags and straps. Come and see what Nice line of boys suits at H. L. y,,, Johnson's. where II you want a bargain In pants Nice line fresh to A. W. they always en hand at Johnson's. per cent off nos and youth's pants, all; wants Tar II-el cart yo at Barber had better see about M. . , , , the -V. Cox Mfg Co will . I,,, , . . line of winter . . . j sit p then elsewhere. The A Q. Cox Co. shipped of their yards standard calicoes per yard, Harrington, Barber A Co. oil cloth at A W Ange Co see their stock before you buy. i , . and a desks rue ml . sold by the A. G. Cox Co. Nice boggle Robes at Barber Is. The A. Q. Cox Mir. Co. a car load of bent .-Kid different heights in w of Buggy you bodies and seals are u , w A., w. A rail Has of trigs OS e. A new lino of y just re-1 to counties by a. G. Chapman yesterday. They have some fence lie to if it- a I Saturday, 25th. will A. W. at public auction furniture. will at o'clock. W. B. Kirks. P- Co. l a la A woman can guess a thing right than a nun can it. A busy man has time for those who make a specialty of killing time. 4- LAND BALK. By re of a power of con- a certain Mortgage Deed executed K. A to J. W. clay and Inly recorded in tile X page Undersigned will on Saturday, the day of Nov., at o'clock, U., expose to public sale In-fore the court house door In Greenville, to lbs highest bidder for the real property to The of situated county, North Carolina, and described a Bounded the south by the lauds of the of Adams, on cast the west of W. containing is acres more or less better u. a one-third undivided Interest in a tract of laud formerly to Lydia Dawson is made to satisfy the terms of said mortgage deed. This 23rd of October. J. W. Mi J. C. Let us set you straight on the matter of Overcoats. The most successful process for water- proofing a garment is that of Priestley's, and every treated to their process bears their name, and when in addition to Priestley's stamp n overcoat is identified with the label of Wilkinson the combination is one that insures not only a waterproof overcoat, but also an overcoat of fine fabric, with all the knocks of and that distinguish the Clothing people from the ordinary sort. A New Line Just Received, -r mm . mm mis GREENVILLE. NORTH CAROLINA. NOTICE. Bf virtue of power u certain Mortgage Deed a id de- livered by K. Spier to E. March duly office North Has, in Book 0-7 the will expose to public sale, before court door Greenville, to a tractor parcel of land the county of and state of Caroline and described as follows, to wit. That lot or parcel of land c town of a street the land of n on west, Gertrude on south. w. Main street on north, containing -f an acre more or lens, lo satisfy said mortgage Terms of cash, 1901. F, G. Greenville, s, e, I In Court Co int.-.- IS fore tho W A, Mary r m m w. R. i id 1.- II it VI d. Jail ind M Rd -I- Ti an Julio . j, b ft Vi n . . u . M. C -f II mil wit Mo lie linker . ,. I ill hi, . v.-,. . , it . id , . . lit, A. . . . f J . u U Hewers, Me U IV 11-- , I-- T sod So. d Carson, i m W AI Taylor, Mann- I. Me. Mary E. Ward, Wade and Wife i, j u Manning, Moore, Rufus Harriett I- ward, John i L N M Hammond wife Eli- w j a w w A wife K. J. K. u J. -e . S w O , is i Wills Dav- being minors who Is i defendant In cause, will take notice that special entitled a-. Court I County, before Clerk, t- Incorporate a the said will Further before the County, at his in villa, lbs day . petition it which will be deposit I the the said I Herb within ten days I- r ii .-. i will alts take notice, that II he fails laid petition and within the tine ; by law. will th-1 court or relief oBoS In mu rd day D. C. Fife. LIFE her is offering companies. will sell at same premium yon pay com pay thereby you or k P. DAY, The Pioneer of Home go No . FOURTH S. C. . c. mink pas r sale buy is either Hit . i . to i U. Ur I rt n III i -i ii o for Cash on Time. When yon are in town wan m- horse properly i r, pal . at

ft location f m is lie may go land recover. Woman is weak. One . step for her and all is over. She cannot sink much lower. We are The o the , , , , l. . . et J from all parts of the earth's surface, the pay more dearly lot mar be foundation for lost soul. No power on earth modern idea which locale hell it save now the center of our planet This id in m a located at Ur- . , or utter annihilation Hie other day. to have among the Jews at is strong; he may go early data to wrong and and here is the then belief, there were three pas- f Society to leading t it-the b condoning in him what it routs and, , descended; the pea, because condemns in woman. And the won it is written that Jonah to of it all is that woman God out of the belly of hell, and to frame these society third passage, which last we at J- , .,., , perdition last idea of without trial, without jury, yet will month of hell being hi lake a lecherous, dirty rascal in capital of i founded knowing of his guilt. If ha the . has money and social standing ha fire duce the his m in , ,. . ,, .,., Thank the cried Hannah Plant, of little lock, , the relief I got Salve. It cared tearful running which nothing else would heal, and from which bad suffered It is a marvelous healer for for cuts, burns and wounds. I. drug store. Ami the take the world just as it comes. foundation of the world, but it is Record. who ore their Urn- wrong number . leasers Li a i provided . , tended for . Sue To the Grower, and far County. recreant j to wide c a each township Christians c j first at t, near tire v p. u and name from and roomy, h far J the get r me which the W enter the Lake last two, rt Is to in a wholesale The H n of a gate the a m ti. two to live deli-gates to a meeting to be held at the Court House in the Saturday in 9th at This is for the purpose of organizing the A Disastrous Calamity It is a disastrous calamity, when you lose health, and constipation nave sap it away. Prompt relief can be bad in New lite Pills; they lip your Organs, cure colic, etc. Guaranteed at J L. store. Money take more interest in business than any other class of men. Man's is often as woman's, but Too, d Austin, the publican, of lad. was , when he refused to allow the doctors to op on his wife, for female be says eluded to try Electric Bitters. My wife iv i- then so sick, she could hardly leave her bed. physicians had failed to her. Alter taking Electric she was cured, and can now perform all her household by J. L. Woolen, Druggist. A mistake by a dentist dental. tied- Son Lost Mother runs in our fain fly, through it I lost my write- K. B. of Ho. For the past live yearn, the interests in Pitt county and to a to the Caro opening far Association which the The . . , . Sixth gate, the onS- in Raleigh the Dial in the -airs of by day in January, the 3rd. County which the papas will Why land township organizations will be the pagan gate believed to U- outlined by the Southern Cotton . . . , . gate in the Bach will elect a Mohammedan boll is for President, the hypocrites all Southern Cotton Association Strange to it is of DOw recognized as a prominent on the slightest smallest of the gates. f. i. i protecting a cold, I taken Winston, the . F . ; ., believed hell to on a con- et, and that mom damn- f staple on paying d were suffering in the and I trust all who are rays of the sun and the next in cold d will meet give hundreds of ,. . . .,. their hearty H. k. next if I i low Hero. Christian idea of hell old i . n dim i location of forever and also there is a as to whether it really burns and or only effects which an everlasting in their nature. St. i Louis Republic Posting On one when l Charles Page was j cook were brought him by one the dean sent the i I i led his i and . with dismissal. ., lined e ill lone, r. I yo. lilt I in f-. w , . tin y cot j Vice President District, North Carolina Cotton Association, King's Few Discovery for c n has saved me from serious lung His mother's death i-s tor Mr. livid, lint be that lung trouble must no; be neglected, how tn core Quickest re f cure mid Price and guaranteed at J. L. Woolen, Druggist. Trial free. Uriel college grave against the, college To Publishers and Printers Dew process, on patents are pending, whereby we can reface oM Brass Col- and Head Bales, kind thick-r, and make fully as as now without unsightly obs or feel -1 be bot m, The last man will be ti survival of you know. A chasm that l , i sarcasm. often separates old red .- , . Lie the Baptist, Quest -ii- church . . . -Well, sun, L; ii y couldn't kip u back in ch. always and don't . . ,. I m . ho i. I . . . but ll . . I airy but . ah, and are dose Press. PRICES Column lead . t a I., s and Head Ruled J In In and over per AN OLD A HAYS i light pan a y Sickness i purse. ; ;. i i. . . . . . . . stem it Subs A sample Rule. or refaced full Service. L. leaves Washington daily at a. m. for Greenville; leaves Greenville daily at for Connecting at Washington with Norfolk southern Railroad tor Norfolk, Baltimore. Philadelphia, New York, Boston and all North. Connects Norfolk with all points West. Shippers should order their freight via Norfolk, ear- Norfolk Southern R. R. Mailing Hours to change notice. T. H. Agent. Washing- ton, N. C. J. J. CHERRY, Agent, N. C. H. C. General T. and f. Agent, Norfolk, Va. Howls Um too fast, u skip a sure of or ska in and r but m left U yea your heart is weak diseased, and cannot -get better without Dr. Cure strengthens weak hearts, and rarely fails to cure disease it, and you will find 1st, X look down and Crops.-, grew I.-Id my i was mo up to My and bully were swollen lo least three ilia i sit up in from I pent fur Dr. Cure, by had them nil I was cured. I f.-.-l than have for twenty Bad I am to do kind of work on my f My physician toll mi- that If ft hadn't been tor Dr. Cure would now in my L. T. CURD, Ky. Dr. Heart Cure Is told by your druggist, who will that the first bottle will If It falls he will refund your money. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind Announcement As raT A fan supply of we Saws Grips, Satchels and ks eases, J. R. Smith Bro. g, A an re those in arrears. We a I groceries their from W. I A I. Ill IN Groceries And Provisions Cotton and I Ties always on hand . Kept con- l at in stock. Country , Produce Bought Sold We beg leave to announce that we are Wholesale and Retail for s Lead, Paints, Colors, and and country Ready Paints. There is no Urn la Out better the it has it a reputation for wares . If you use you never worry . We 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, Not Quite How often you get a nail or screw driver or lacking. Have a good tool box and be prepared Our line of tools is all you could desire, and we will see your tool box does Dot lack a single article. Of Course You get Harness, Horse Goods, of J. P Corey office. We , for job shoes are the best. Every j air sold a W. C. a Co. for For carpenters art are rope and pulleys, at J. K. I torte. The loaf bread right fits oven at Oner Tyson. the finest, Can eon and Smith Bro. Hay corn, oats, meal, bull-, lime windows binders nails Cross mechanic tools at J J. W la I now back again from the Optical College, where he tan special coarse If yen r the way I the science of optics, ready to Tin ware D. W. N or t h C a r o I i n a. j .,. Yost on There arc Lord at one at a garden party and somebody of- him s was la- .- this tin nulled up to with i shout and you, ho a your of iii a i as binding and as a promise, is Philadelphia Printers Supply Co if and Hill Grade Material H. mt street p BROS. S CO Norfolk, Va. Buyers and Brokers In Cotton, Grain and Private Wires to New Tori and N-w Orleans. LANIER HILLIARD, Greenville, N. C. MARBLE MONUMENTAL WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Iron Fencing Sold When yon the best fountain pen it is a Parker. Nice assort- at Reflector Book Si ore. HAS IT EVER OCCURRED TO YOU ft Many People Yea ft Without w o leaving your quo off lee a Two Dyspeptics If SM too fat it Is turns U fat of If you too fat producing loads that you sat not sad thin, stringy people not Pepsin in too much Pepsin and not enough Dyspepsia Cure contains all the digestive juices that are found in s healthy stomach, and la those proportions necessary to enable the stomach and organs to digest and assimilate all that may is cot only a perfect but it is a tis- sue building tonic as well. curse Sour Stomach, Heartburn, Palpitation of the Constipation. You will it. What You Eat Rest stomach, rebuilds sad firm flesh. I I. k Norfolk. Va. nil n my I and handlers e ate tat for Mi j Ties Bags. and shipments is s ; iV DR. . Take Ton's offer mid get a good reading at half Dr. D. L- A Telephone Line If. TO is DOOR Can LET For Rates LOCAL SM and Company, I cot ice 1st I will be wed to furnish private eon- t lo and depot for a persons town at I each person The will I only run lintels to depot wharf fare on will lie phone W. J. TURNAGE Quarrier Petersburg Grey Granite, Iron Vases, CHAS. MILLER WALSH, DEALER IN Monumental Work and Cemetery Furnishings. service than before I to those from weak eyes and la of glasses. We are daily heavy and groceries, a nice line Of kepi fa a J. H. files Bro. Bed steads, and week I dressers sables the of I reel pared to Us take ease wee at ewe or eyes, as bad low ea a to sellers Ike and give entire a patient or no. Ike largest per all headaches eye diseases originate from errors of refraction and eye attain. It is pro when eyes call fr assistance. Glasses are the only remedy for errors of and weak eyes. Any style or form of glasses given desired. As good references as are in the county I famished on application. J. W. Taylor, Ref. D. Tyson invites your attention to their car load of Stoves and heaters. We attention to pleaded line of harness, Cannon and Tyson. Wear Corliss Coon-Collars. for J. R. Buy your furniture of they have the best cheapest. W. Jackson A showing most complete line yo tbs, suit's ever the town of Give them a trial. They are sure that they can p use you as the style quality. have the strongest line of dress goods shoes town. Calico and at l cents j per yard, great in re see us, Hart Jenkins. glass warn-, J It a Rn r a. a Go's new market beef, fish. earn corn , apt t H. OX CW It by . in Mrs New Singer tag easy J. H. A Mr free keel of pants for Ike ea the market at J. B. A Bro. planter the beet on the market at J. B. Smith Br, apples, bananas and all kept by Slippers Bro. at J, Old Fashion Hand-made Paw- Paw Gum Bread Trays at J. B. Smith Bro. Our line of Groceries Con- is complete. Call and see us. J. H. Tripp Bro. Highest prices paid for chickens and ages and all country produce by J. H. Tripp Bro, Cull on Hart ft Jenkins for ft bar rel of Columbia Flour, none better lobe had anywhere. styles in wrap for Ladies also a line of Zephyr tors at R Smith e Bro. Thu Methodist school rally was a perfect success. The songs, recitations, fee, were nil of a lino order and reflect very much credit upon the managers. To Miss Dora no small portion of the credit is due and those who attended are load in their praise for the pleasure afforded them. The singing of the and the recitations Mis. were exceptionally fine, All Work With Pneumatic Tools. PETERSBURG, VA. your buildings painting them with Town and County lend full line of kepi at J. R. Smith You should see our of lace before J. Spier Co., Of Ridge Spring, several hundred bales of cotton from this point yesterday. V. and paper nailing, Pumps with Ion,; or short joints and pipe at J. R. Smith Bro. our line of ladies and cloaks. J. Boy one of our Hals. Sold under a e. J. R. Turnage. Come to Jenkins when yon need to dress your feet, we can save you money and yon something to fit the foot. We carry the nicest and best shoe ever saw. Try n pair and be Dress Broad cloth, Hem i- Mohair, cashmere, albatross silks, trimmings, lining and while goods at J R Smith a Bro bare left at ease on the train for Mr. L. J. Chapman, of Friday Mrs. J. f. J. H. Barnhill has keen on a visit to his Mrs. A. L. Mrs. Hill, of Washington, has been Mrs. Katie E. E. ft Co. will do all they possible to .-e their line of heavy and fancy groceries carry a line of meat, lard en goods. Don't buy before giving me a trial. Frank Lilly. Hart Jenkins smoking is O. K . Miss Annie Lewis came up from yesterday and out near Haddock's Cross Roads where she will take charge a school. MUs Williams, of ville, from Saturday until Monday with Mrs. Frank Lilly. On Jan. 1st I will business in and must sell my stock consisting dry boys and groceries I at east. All I ask is is see, what I to Will sail all, i of t call sue serve J. P. at a K A teL sails Mil ft Bro Bay year a ft beat. Oar baa added a glass frost en kit when we Ska were mistakes had a mash worse. Mis Via is well and awe la say, bot Shat S sister, Mis Beta, who has had a and hops she may too b left for Fortress where be will the was accompanied bis brother. who will relate a few days. I always heap hand a full tine feed staff seed halls, staff. ears cotton seed, will pay highest cash price, don't sell your seed until you see me. F. Lilly. For rugs, carpeting, mattings and see our line J. R Tor one to purchase a valuable tract of laud partly the town will do well lo see the undersigned at J. A, Harrington. hand sewing machines which we will sell at auction to the highest dome and get a high grade at your own price. Saturday December 2nd 1905 at o'clock p. in. J. II. Tripp ft Bro. Ayden N. C Mis. Will died at the home of Kin-ton lust evening at o'clock and was In ought to the home of F. Hint, her husband's fattier, Sun- day. Ste buried in afternoon at Gannon graveyard a the country. Elder E. T. Phillips conducted the funeral services, more people in Saturday than we have seen any Saturday since living here, a as a all day from indications the dispensary did have smallest sales by any means. U. Tripp ft iii sell at public auction secondhand sew- machines to the highest bider at their store Saturday December 2nd at o'clock p. in. J. II, Tripp s Bro. Ayden Don't fail to come lo our big second hand, Singer Davis, New Home, Domestic and other standard makes machine, at o'clock. Saturday December 2nd J. H. Tripp Bro. Ayden N, C. Twenty ire dollars reward will be paid for the delivery of Sam tn L. W. Tanker, of Pill If. c. mulatto, weigh or all good made years old, when last wore slouch bro. n pins hair in middle, lips talks aid like, from where came, fond of the ladies. He convict 31st. 1905. The reward will be promptly Sui. . C. Dr. Joseph Dixon, Block, Baal Railroad St. Ayden, N. C. W. B. of was Saturday. It. E. of has been down talking our friends. Miss Mamie II day evening to visit Mi-s Dora Hornaday at W. J. Mum ford's returned to her home Id Monday M. C. M. M. his not only tin and best arranged in but adding every a appliance to ii every particular. He baa already a largo arc m this lights make the general appearance very . Dr. Sauls deserves success and it. OF THE BANK OF AYDEN i AYDEN, N. J. At coos e et business 19th, 1905. Beak H. S. notes 2,913.00 LIABILITIES. A WOW Tbs m-d Use Sentry on Baits-. These a -ii u at I his who on hi. pol awakes, gasps, i This has been re- as work of fancy, but it i. some r a -wry that an place. i of notes in called the publication of which was 1792 continued until 1815, relates that on the night followed the second of the bat- of in Italy, in Gen- Bonaparte, after the greatest fatigues, made lour of the of hi army. He de- to inform himself to the vigilance of his men and the move- of th enemy. he came upon u whom excess of fatigue had exhausted and who lay asleep on the ground. General Bonaparte possessed himself cautiously of the man's gun and mounted guard his place. and l . soldier, awaken- with a his gen- in man had f --.-; i. and cried am said Bona- to kindly. thou undergone it may a man to ts but time . thy If this us west buts k it is mad aw bus was not yet an but a . less to Cashier's Total. e IN i . i I, J. ft. the bank, do swear the above is true to the of my be- lief, j J. K let U, verses, sad and is Us and the h et W Tut tbs occurs a. sad is lit- to before rue, this of Nov. Notary Public. J. a. R. CANNON. Director- Man Wants Little Here Below But Wants That Little Good. We make it a rule to keep tin; host quality of goods, as good goods always give satisfaction. OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE We have a largo and carefully selected lino of Clothing, and can fit you with a Suit or Overcoat at the Lowest Bottom Prices We sell the and many other Popular Brands of Shoes. Try The United States Standard Flour and you will have r. keeps supply on baud are agents for Wire Fence and have prices rigid and examine our goods and prices before you buy. Our Motto Is, Thirty Six Ponce Is Better Than t low Very Respectfully, J. J. EDWARDS N. C. I the of as. of the at Teas in of alphabet. Thu ward its equivalent, times in the l he more exact, 1,853 times mid word times. The word does not occur in the book of list her. Finger variety of nail corresponds, it .-aid, particular of the health. is, for instance, the linger nail is broken lo quick is ragged. The nail is thin, and two layers i u is every time the nail against a hard subsume. No amount of manicuring will make nails Thu Hi .- must of nil cot i-. iii a.; calmed. Another J . . per- son i- i .-i in or ii in, . excess of uric in I Mail have on ii n sign of i n. A rapid nail growth i- the hi ii of h OF CONDITION OF THE BETHEL BANKING AND TRUST CO. AT N. V. At the of business Nov. RESOURCES. Loans discounts . JUli. t Ivor drafts furnitures Fixtures from Banks and Bankers Cash and silver coin, National bank and other U. s. notes lock ii sit out standing mil 711.07 II 1,750.00 3,050.50 Total Total State of North Carolina, I. H. H. Taylor, Cashier the above named bank, do that tin-above statement is true to the best of my edge and belief. Subscribed and sworn to be- fore me, this 18th day of Nov. JULIUS BROWN, Notary Public. II. Taylor, R. J. GRIMES, J. K. M. O. Directors. Wild Soar Hi., a . us, km;, of i la-logos in n So he up r In- slaves me i r to him , lie ii . .- lo its When a- con I ho king sent or him and iii, think you of now and the slave i r, many n S; I i in ill i en I ho f Iv . in told into In-11 i in ii S tin . av killed in i r n word of I I into -i According to Contract. A man other i ; m a to partition a part of and particularly Instructed the workman to make part ii ion sound proof. Tho carpenter declared that he could do this effectually with n filling of sawdust. When it was finished, the man stood on one and called to the carpenter on tho other t you hear John No, not n was prompt Words.

. JOIN FORMING A MERCANTILE CHAIN THAT PASSES BEYOND COMPETITION Read very word of tide. will prove most profitable have mad; in For months and years capital, brains, genius and enterprise have con- planned and curled out to e successful culmination a tremendous trade triumph that knows no in the annals of commerce. We now lay before you he rich result of this long tireless effort. We balk at no quantity if the quality is standard. A World Marvel of Twentieth Retailing The Buying Organization I is t. , -l i t- f, r in strokes in Its fame U national. c strength is respected. We bait gob the turn eat thing a Carnival of Under That will i i la i T- of. ill with whirl-wind velocity. Typo is All printed prices are patient paper. Our achievements are in our Store not in our To lo this sensational, money an event fall j yon m la person coma early. Sensational of Hens Clothing. Your of a lot suits made of good strong of an f Sale price 11.00 A sensation in ens scotch mix-id Cheviots and medium shades of and Looking fancy mix- in small and plaids and mingled effect. These ire certainly the grandest, values State 3.49 Mens Mae suits, comprising a grand assortment single an d double breasted Baits, blue, gray and brown. tweed mixture in all the newest most desirable l-i. all superbly tailored, co-its Preach face A perfect fit Vainer that ate equal in every respect sups that sell for special price Man's fine suits, extra fine, equal in respect to tine custom work. This season's latest styles and best sellers. Worsted, Cheviots, Scotch mixtures and ever reliable Better made garments have by any concern in North Carolina. then to be the equal of any garments the mark-i. We are Q selling them at 7.85 We have put on sale -it suits no others can sail for i more. They o i i i in I I sacks. clothing -m It St in black nil and tile latest shades of g i i I n i . i, ind tail to a Into Others consider good values a pi a is 111.60 Come in and ask ; i see our clothing. We are always glad to show the in. It co i ti look n I slim you are tired we hare a nice warm for to rest. Youth and Clothing. For want of space we quote these. We have on hand an of styles and qualities to the most We guarantee you a tit and a convincing bargain. We have on band new a lot of hoy pasts snits worth to all of which will be before you. Age to 1.48 Mens Extra Pants. We have now extensive and attractive Hue ranging in price from to per pair. These are bargains, every pair. Overcoats, Storm Coats, Rain Coats. BARGAINS, BARGAINS. BARGAINS. We can fit you up in these so comfortable you will enjoy bad weather like sleeping under a tin roof a rainy night, for per cent less thin others. Mens heavy underwear at heavy underwear at men, women, children. Al. we ask is that you see our new line buying you will away a , advertisement for us. now . Mans patent dress . Ladies patent . . fresh and styles. to Surpassing Values. yards good Calico, per yard good k Homespuns bail grade , Yard wide white bolts assorted colors Outings bolts Best Apron in this sale Heavy Canton Flannel at Best Feather bed Tick at Dress Goods. Best row 01.00 Broadcloth now Big line 1.00 colored Taffetas , all wool now . Ladies Goods, new styles now . good Corsets going now , . . Ladies fleece lined Underwear now . A big line of Trunk ail Bag at a saving of per cents. DON'T FAIL TO VISIT OUR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT The price is only half the story, quality is the rest. FURNITURE. FURNITURE. WE CAN FURNISH YOUR HOME FROM FLOOR TO CEILING and w give you wholesale prices. GOLD. You ha- in can. to us take your an I , s , will find . w want , or money refunded, II GREENVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. J. WHICHARD, EAter Owner. VOL No. and Friday. GREENVILLE. PITT COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA, TUESDAY NOVEMBER PER YEAR IN ADVANCE No. MISS GOTTEN ENTERTAINS Mouses of th Confederacy. Out of tin- ii i s j lion of . i- i. A GREAT FUTURE FOR M, Mo re went I It's Growth is Prosperity is General-Green- . ,, , , I lie r J d is by the Most Magnificent , n SOME LOST OTHERS WM Gathering at ti area in Not Carolina. Miss Pattie Skinner, Of His pM and t should go where I III ll J . P. T. i w. to Cotton in Five Minutes Nets i the Hadley Tool Eight Greenville. captured I lie of Al Mr- and Mrs. i d in the gave i K. Mm Sallie, but work com- . . in two om- oaths party it U, P . if town of is a marvel To those lake i ; u tun of an ii mi ii i hi ii is- on Its seven by in i I up ares la the state, I II- J I Ii f Slid ; it made. . , ,. Ii m in--- in in there i do F. M. went y evening. Million Dollars, and Lose out. j- US m l the tow ii, long will In- till border and in hi Mrs. B. Jr. in Oars marriage Mr. O. on being the Dan the I bars if tat ht Bustle i with Tub . , , u spreading to st seven and after adopting to i- of her an the work, wanting h dinner was nay s midst beautiful leave orders. county in the one of the notion and is in the state, and the best people on earth to make a country the question where i ville, the tear, going to fr. White, a- young, .; man a- a pin l . the tow ii, i prop Try on th market, ii horn and I he The an an Io dictate Mr. While, Inn -j. ant h A. M. went lo B i o dinner and before tearing bare a complete let of the i is ball Skinner us books in a f days can be by tbs the victim seen ibis office in b many of Miss had Wini at great Bomber rare fill for Mr. Mis. . of held an elect Thursday on the question dispensary open saloons. And it is Indeed problem. Leaking me matter square in the face, the carefully I observed and closely watched does . where the trend of residential tract of land should not be grown outlook set-med sod where crop when the lows most opportune location could n, ., U area for homes. We believe upon area honest, serious ville in by far in lead. West consideration of future Greenville is b the little Moore, T. White, F. M. filled a out town, regard- I- A. , L. Pender and W. S Can, Miss Skinner; Dr. The dispensary by a vote of Brown, Mies to W. are four saloons In and have to Alice Whits, of January when lbs Dr. LouiS Skinner, Mrs. K. It. Charlie Lena Matthews; W. K. Mis Prank Mis Winnie Skinner; J. Moire. J. Gardner and J. nary rill Confederacy. Ii. will pleats afternoon at o'clock, no afternoon the following masting is especially desired before the party bads as new t to elected, the was I this first regular meeting served on the bank of Tar River, in the season, the home, to a clone nil or in in n 1-. f .- the crop wish Increased II tin Mud his pool f I em profits . Mr. -re ville, came in , , lore . Price and hi.- and , A. . .,,. lo-i millions, we . to ,. , , . ., ,, J. Bully was a heavy B. V. no-. .-- ford, who i- h h nun M Nina of Hew Bi . . who has visiting Miss A Lang, left l. M lore, n. I,. Jam.-, T. K. men in k a e the . id in lo mass-meet- colored settlement, and Bouts j tens of the few lithe only bops of the I and future of that The town . that makes a nod ;. your heart and lei offers the beat location for homes. , , towards South A more beautiful addition La j Will you do lit Many want future cannot be f Will do the James properly, thing and the town lie by S. T. White Sigh, opened and spread out There are level the must of means who will boy If in every Why; will . rest terms, and Mr. While has not laid out and whole would be made the iotas a most bountiful bettered by such s citizenship as building locality is a mystery, would be purchasers of town of Green ville -o beautiful lots. X. X, .- mi December 3rd, when an . i- esp etc i lo made lo hob a pounds a above me high id- of so was caused it's report of the of ginned to S Wall had nay the Odd In that town In went to Ayden Its beauty, inn never he forgotten by those good fortune ll be the guests of Mr. genial and home, this Hand Mangled Oil Friday b y who works at Lumber Veneer O-i., his band in a and badly Wangled. Good weak and first two days in tin lo market, me west her lb n follow ed up It, M fur taken nil the w iron bad u good Week, l wars huge on I'M lay. Many farmers who were high Prices. n had to through tho sale of the Barmen fr the we k, and we a with there was day the week on tot IT DOES NOT TAKE ALL But Sentiment Is in That Direction. for night, were carried to grave yard, miles tin town, today for Inter J. A. service. Free Press speaking teen dispensary In town .-l which foul will close January 1-1, says the passing of the at Pit dimly will have r saloon in it. In tins his the Press is mistaken, as are yet at Pact in and about lit all after at the is grow- it h a quest in of time when all will be closed several weeks ago, mil lie county freed the saloon evil. Brought Home Burial, The remains of Edward Liberate and infant, by Mi. and Supreme Court Upholds The Raleigh Board of Aldermen. The Board of Aldermen, who their new ball. Friday, 34th. J B. Thursday from up the road. Dr. M. I. Fleming returning to Hamilton this morning. O. B. Hadley returned to La- Thursday evening. V. H. Attorney Harry returned Thursday evening from Mrs. Rowe, of arrived evening t vi-n her Mrs. O K. evening from Southern Pines and g I e r lo show soon i H The fig- in This . crop j . .-. Sew Journal, Greenville always observes by u general t of business. The tom w prevail next Thursday, on which day the stores, aid business will be Closed. People observe this not come in on that day to transact FIRE GRIFTON Mr-. Leah, veil and secure an election r lure lay from I Unless he vote in sin-a The remains have bean by the held that no petition Wilmington where he had been planting I, Observer. Non Suit in s The bits been reached HI In the of v. T. vs. aid grape yards. Saturday, Nov. el i- Mrs. i. U. ye. II went to Gin House and Other Prop- Destroyed. The gin house of Mr, F. M. near was destroy- I by together mi his gin machinery and about bales of cotton. The lire Is to work of an s. Hi . this morning The loss is o S WILL SELL PROPERTY. I see in in your paper as to the future prosperity and rill the people get this the writer to property H. N. V of of Kate Wiggins if Salvation Supreme Com t this Army, has s tic delivered a decision sustain A log be order of Fred M. a if this in Wake County Superior city, her t bis on the plaintiff had shown on I he pan of Having a Good Tim-. Duke in the p of tin son R went to S. O. nun . lo OHO and falls heavily Mr. as we understand he had no Insurance. K -1 his in . Miss Bessie Harding went A fall r living e of l of. Mi. S pl In wen y lo visit Is. Mr-. O. went to l. Ill lots of sold at the business portion of Farmers warehouses not run hi as per T ram piles either, large lots brought fancy figures. the part of the t get prices f Greenville in a good d. mis property I did Intend ll to keep my own But after giving careful to ab Ii lakes I work on I nave to lay In lots and will sell people u , to same. Vim SAM White. No man over shares Ins m with any all Tod many think that a crooked t must lie a one. is nearer heaven than when be makes u child happy. rural ho taken in- magazine tails as be la having best and Trait Company. , today to visit relatives, time imaginable reading them these The lie winter AH who Banking and Trust Company, w returned of a year's read- be found column, shore from Scotland Neck ex at less than half that the business of this mil wall too inn, . bulking house is Mrs, W, J. Smith returned only lime, raj growing. Though Friday evening from old its surplus j Undivided t oil Is have a. nearly hall a is Electricity Spank Illinois Children. .,, trio spanking Invented Mis came b e this morning from Ayden d Abbott and his musical company in was lit I id at the opera Friday night audit proved a Mr. took the leading role as the Sporty r , be all that could e The by members of the company order. There ere a n of encores and was beard. a . be by g dug Guild. by Professor Is use feature of this bank is ii pays In public school on long deposits, Inn a suburb of this city, giving your money an earning operation is to as well as being kept safe, place the pupil over press a button and I Notice to Juniors. thin bring a of paddles into Members o; the Jr. O. A. M. play. visiting brothers an requested Tho parents of pupils threaten at to withdraw their from older lo attend school It the machine is nut taken j a body the o'clock out. Baptist church. E. n. Evans, . Miss Annie down from Friday returned . Pattie Mount, came down Friday evening vi-it Mr. and Mrs. W. M- King. Mrs. B. O. Sadler and little daughter, of Baltimore, who have been visiting Mrs. J. G. this morning. of the church met Friday at home of it. ii. Home and a Junior Guild whose is to work the beautify. of the The following were elected Mi-. W. H. Dull, President; Miss Pattie dent; Miss Vincent, Miss Lee Treasurer. The fruits of righteousness do not grow from tho flowers of