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. 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. 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THE DRESS GOOD SALE Y. M. B. O. D. Don't Miss This Chance. Big Reduction In Prices. Bit Bargains to Those Who Come First THE HORRORS OF WAR. 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 prices Extra fine Chiffon Broadcloth, regular value 2.00 to 1.25 Fine Chiffon Broadcloth, regular value 1.50 to All Wool Embroider d regular value 1.50 reduced to Silk Dot black only, regular value 1.50 reduced to 1.10. All Wool Novelty Suitings, regular value SI. reduced to Satin black only, regular value reduced to All Wool Chiffon Broadcloths, in black and all colors, regular value SI. reduced to All Wool Panamas, in Black, Navy Brown and Green, regular value reduced to 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 reduced to Also a splendid collection of Black Dress Good, including the newest prettiest values not in the above number at greatly reduces prices. Come and be surprised at the Bargains we have in store for you. BROWN'S HAVE GORE But Blues and are here to stay. The medium with vent in back, or double breasted is the coat that should wear this season, It should be made with Military shoulders and to fit the body medium loose. We have it, made in all the now fabrics. Of course blacks and blues are good this season, yet a ark blue ground with a slight tint of green, makes an attractive the hare tome to everything will be season PRICES, 97.30 TO COATS-This oat is the only well ed should wear; this coat is light in weight, yet It yon toe comfort than a Many times it's weight. TO SOLD C S. FORBES, WU Mart Outfitter and REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE BANK OF GREENVILLE, GREENVILLE, N. C. THE OF BUSINESS NOV. 9th. 1905. Lang and Discount secured and unsecured 4,575.80 Stocks, securities, etc. Furniture Fixture 3,647.32 Banking 4,100.00 line from Banks 11,522.98 Gold Coin Silver Coin Capital Stock paid Surplus, Undivided Profit lees Expenses Paid 10,179.46 Bills Payable Deposit subject to check Cashier's checks out- standing North County of Pitt. J I, James L. Little, Cashier of the above-named bank, do swear that the statement above is true to tho best of my JAMES L. Correct J. A ANDREWS, J. R. W. KING. I lira-ton. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this at Nov., 1905 WALTER G. WARD. Notary Public. REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF The Greenville Banking and Trust Company, GREENVILLE, N. C. At close of business November 9th, 1905. RESOURCES. Loans and discounts Overdrafts, 6,678.81 Bonds, Furniture and 2,415.04 Due from Hanks items Coin Cash 462.17 National bank notes and U S notes 9,403.00 Capital stock paid in Surplus 8,600.00 Undivided profits, 5,237.11 Mills payable 5,000.0 i Time oar. of deposit Deposits Due to X 125.00 Cashiers ck Tragic Incident of Ma Struggle In course of giant before of sours into a small red roofed farmhouse, determined to soil their lives dearly. They bar- the as strongly us ere able and from the up- T Story lire on their ants. For nearly two hours tho Prussians were kepi at hay. Tho storm if rifle bullets riddled tho roof and upper walls, and finally, one by one, the were Concluding that the of the little stronghold had at length been exhausted and pared for a savage hand to hand tussle with the garrison, the burst through the barricade and an entrance. To their amazement the ground floor was unoccupied save for a little girl of five, who looked up into their faces with a smile of happy She had been playing with her doll and evidently thought that the heavy firing bail been an odd new. game which the had been having especially for her amusement. As the big blue eyed sergeant caught her in his arms kissed her the asked, with an air of disappointment, why they stopped the Through the terrible death wrestle of two mighty nations this happy little house mother had been pleas- absorbed in family cares. The wrath of the savagery of an- race hatreds, were things could understand, even the of lire and lead had seemed to her but such strange elemental music the wren in its nest hears when a thunder shower sweeps over the A ladder led to the upper floor of the farmhouse, and when the con- ascended they found among the wreckage of shattered roof and crumbling walls the rest of tho gar- more than nine in all lying dead. Reside them lay the mother of the child with a still clutched in her band. What H. Bought. A man in Montclair, N. J., re- bought a bull pup whoso list of recommendations was as long us the pedigree received from the dog fancier. The was lonesome in his new and raised a melancholy make it gen- understood. Four times the night tho owner was roused from his sweet suburban sleep to quiet and console that bull pup. lie had conic to believe that the animal was reconciled, and the pup did be- have very well the following day, his owner, who really can sing, started to entertain some guests with a solo. The pup promptly be- gun to howl most dismally. said the man with intense disgust, bought you for a dog, not mi Mag- Not tho Man. Colonel Mike Donahue of tho Tenth New Hampshire was some- what fond of drink. After the war the Tenth, wishing bis picture, com- missioned an artist to do the job. After the painting was finished, tho artist, according to the Boston Her- seeing one of the veterans of tho Tenth, an Irishman, called him in to ask his opinion of the picture. The old Irishman walked up to tho easel, scrutinized the picture, and was about to put bis hand on tho canvas when tho cried Don't touch it Don't touch It's not Not shouted it's Mike Total Total. of Carolina, of Pitt, t, R. Cobb, Cashier of the above named bank, solemnly the . lS true to the b I It. J. CO I ., V r. I re Correct Ml ii d j X . f s . lie. ii A. VI BITE It. O. U Directors. The Reflector STORE. Is Road By Everybody in reach, and it roaches people money to pay what they want. Ii what watt advertise it and yen apart of their money. An Odd Wager. A queer is one popularly believed to have been won by Sir Waller Haled i from Queen Eliza- beth, on tho question of how much i col led in a of tobacco, A I article wad weighed, burned and then weighed in and the was held i i settled by determining it of the smoke t of i lie o I . ire Ii mi I, m ii is the ashes. i I the i mi i i lion en of i by ll ill Habit . tin id . mi n f i i n v- i i in o bur. h in a which . One I i it . r I e, him, w i en I . ; there was a Ii in h. lie i ; i to ii in n in mi v he k in the church, look n start- ed down I lit to tho leak, evidently thinking of the base- cs tho of the good ship Zion. The captain him elf tells story with much apparent enjoy- of its humor. . , . . POOR CUSTOMS AT wives plays Slang and Way, of School. New boys at must at learn the school etiquette and tin long list of slang words peculiar According to ancient custom, the new boys have a they begin their duties as fags. During time the budding has no small task to ac- He must of all mas- more than words, meaning- less to i he outside world, but common use Among many slang words the following are some of the most cu- Dry boy who cricket. Wet boy who boats. Greek composition. large room in col- divided into or cubicles by the bed and the Wall, where dirty clothe- kept bidden by a curtain. Threepenny when very in hall is presented with ii threepenny bit. Fire boys in chamber who have to keep up the tire. Dead Man's little square hole formed by the steps on a fives court. Pepper buttress of s fives court. usual name for a col- e., a boy with u scholar- ship. An acquaintance with the shops of must also lie acquired, for as soon as the fortnight is the new boy, in his capacity as a fag, may lie sent on an errand in the indeed, it will be of duty to fetch his hot food from one of the school shops. This in itself is not so easy as sounds, and the sooner a new learns his way to the kitchens and and gentle art of worming among a crowd to a position when he can get what he Wants the for that boy. In addition to this he must on account forget Io observe the fol- lowing essential points of etiquette To turn up the bottom of hit trousers. To keep the bottom button of hi; waistcoat unbuttoned. Never to roll up bis umbrella. Never to turn down die collar j his greatcoat. Always to walk on the right pavement when going downtown i i. e., inward Windsor. The new boy's greatest ambition is to become u member of This society, which consists of possesses and ex j a of privileges. A boy in may fag any boy of any house, may walk arm arm in the streets, may sit on tin long wall outside the lit has also n room reserved for at Little the confectioner As regards costume, a member wear a buttonhole, pat- leather boots and any ; waistcoat. Goods. Did you the ugly creamy, mad rock which hi ; i ii, a perfect i A-lice above name a-ill take notice Ilia entitled above in the Pitt County t obtain a from the of matrimony j between plat n- and defendant, on and will he is required at next Win of Bu- Court of aid u lie bold mi before fl-i Monday in it 16th of January, and or to said action, or plaintiff will for the relief demanded in plaint. This day of October. D. C MOORE, Clark superior I. k. Pit- of James C Cobb, issued to by the Clerk of Superior Court of Pit county, and a executors of and of the C. is to all holding aid to to the for payment, On o r l- the iv of I or no- , be plead ii o . i. . v ll i or ll o make m. is, , . , ft. J. aim, Kn in-i of U-f i-. A Alton,. in.- In ; Court sins. No-O. Pitt Having this day as executor liar Cousins of last will and testament of Moses vs Ty ii deceased, before D. C. Moore, ill the Tho defendant above will iv. to all notice that an as to lbs of in to make air Court of Pitt County to obtain to the undersigned executor, no- a divorce from the bond of la given to all fore LAND SALE. By virtue of a decree of the Superior court of Pitt made in the ease of R I May and K H May j k and wife. the undersigned sell for rash before the house door in on Saturday the tract of situate in the county of Pit and In Township the of Mrs. Arthur Folios. Jerry Move land and the Greene lino and Moe land i- sold for y ft r, , said i-ii. lie the same with the ex- properly within i- . ii . the or be La bar of This toe day L . of the F. C. Marc ii ,, NOTICE virtue of the of Hi t diva by J. R. and wife to P. C, JAmes. one dab-d April 11th, and recorded In Cook X the dated 4th day of may duly recorded in the of Dead office Pitt North Carolina, In Book E the will expose t before the door in to the highest bidder on SATURDAY, Dec. I a tract or of lying and in the county of Pitt and Slat., of Carolina as follows, to That tract of land in town- ship James Of the Bald J. It now toe lands of Jesse Haddock, Abner and other, to satisfy said Terms of cash. This day Nov. 1806. k. plaint and on th of the defendant will fin-her take not iv lie la re- to a the of Superior Court of said to be on the . March, it being tho day of and or demur to the complaint . said will ply to the for th in said day of L. C. i I. A. Atty fur Pit. The Clerk the Superior Court, of I county, i n., i . -lay of on tie of Minnie is n to ll persons indebted U the to Io the and of sent their to Twelve Mouths after the of or this . . las la bar of Tb s S M e, on tax- Bats of . Isaac A. SC, North I Pitt County. One three farm n; two good mill necessary out build South East on the Road Via Vise Pork Have also to rent r lease horse farm, or- will suit lite renter in smaller containing eight tenant house and pack all under fence rounded with ten tine stock ranges for sheep and cattle. Situated on tho Dover R R. South ma healthy section t Apply, to II- v r NOTICE TO CREDITOR'S. duly toe Superior Court of Pitt at of the last will and of th lark, notice Is hereby to all to the estate to make date payment to and all estate must present the for pay- on or the Slat day of or Ibis notice will plead in bar of recovery. This 31st day of Oct 1908. C. P. Clark WARRANTY Buy a pair of at or every button that comes off during th; first two of wear we will pay you Ten Cents. If they rip at wait band, we will pay you Fifty Gents. If they rip in the seat or elsewhere, will you One Dollar We stand back of every pair of TROUSERS. with this and the makers are back of us. Frank Wilson, The King Clothier. Skinner. Harry Skinner. Jr H. W. SKINNER LAWYERS, Room and We hereby that we have j with us, In the of Law, Mr. oner. Jr. i , a- here- ii . I Una, . . . i- v. PRICE CUT REVIEW OF REVIEWS COSMOPOLITAN WOMAN'S HOME COMPANION THE AMERICAN FARMER THE DAILY REFLECTOR Review of Reviews Como-. Horses and Mules Winslow Mills. time being at In ml n you will want or mules to your needs the coming season we solicit your We have SALE at Greenville we will carry full stock of GOOD and If during the Como to r-e.- us and e will show that it is a saving for you to trade with us, for we get our stock direct fr the stock farms, thereby saving you the prof- its that the middle dealers have to and yon save from us. It would not take of your time pay us a and get familiar with our methods of doing business as we feel that it would result in making you a per- customer, and we are sure can make it benefit you for so doing. We are prepared to suit your needs and what is more we guarantee satisfaction. Winslow Mills, Horses and Mules. Sales Stables. and v I . hot of tin kind mid are pi ; iv. The word and i.- applied Io hollow stones which wit v- When broker to lie full ill pure looking, clear water. Other appear to lull of yellow or brown paint, third class are filled with what appears to be s very fail quality of No odds what th filling of he cavity may of, the arc always with crystals. Should the Riling bl yellow the crystals likely to b of the color, but fur the greater portion of them are as us ice or diamonds. A . -i n r r Ail tilt Cl in I to lot order t of paid In GET YOUR SUPPLIES Now Everything want in the way of nice Canned Goods, Pickles, Fruits, Candies, Nuts. can be had at our store We carry a large supply of the Best Goods JOHNSTON BROS. Cash rs, In I, v. . , tiers ,, M I v.- fur decided the full Hard war reduction in i n . r. subscribers. Don't Neglect This Reviews of Reviews Otter Many other publications are desirable, and you may prefer fiction and Ha Won tho Trick. A man who started with s friend on u week's automobile away two weeks. When final- got hack to town, he Ilia wife received tins or prefer What he dreaded was publication, bat the Review a.; s Sub- o glad to be hack here with you. he said, I pity American and Poor old is . . . , n-. 1.1. men are ti keep up matter with asked i sharply. pour said times and they are her husband, this moment his wife is giving him the very And that wily speech him oil. Valuable Medicine. want thank you your valuable did n doctor, very much pleased. helped me ninny hollies did you it to I like of It, i and am hit take the shortest cut which the Review of The Cosmopolitan A leading magazine for With the recent oh if owner ship it has Improved. is far better in every and In be the beat Every year or an advance in forward movement tin twines. year it is the t Woman's Home Companion Worn i for ever For cultured, I and n R J a. Rome of the bright earnest, loving I I the fathers and join in fireside; children the pages Mint them. The American is the leading Agricultural paper and pertain to live stock and poultry Every farmer should it REMEMBER you get all papers TE i year tot or o-it Bl a year all tour Tor C I eaters Pump, Ranges, Guns, Am- munition, One and Two floras Steel Plows, Heat Cutters Stuff In fact anything In Hardware come to H. L. CARR J F. Livery, Sale KING'S ; Feed Stables Greenville, N. C. pleasure drives, or to take pas- Near Five GLASS TEAM'S to points. Good Drive and Work and Mules fur sale. I buy them in large numbers and can sell as low as any dealer, either for Cash or on Time, When you are in town and want, your horse and properly cared for, put at my stables.

Ml REFLECTOR . . , . at Greenville. C, m class matter, upon application. at every post i in Pitt and adjoining in U .- . . v tit N. C. Toe. Nov. t . ;.,. i , Turkey struts around ill . . t ball than ever, of the fad t it i n . i i . . . op yo We want to see all they cm their ill are i lie farmer in for a I f fun over will the postmaster, there is danger in Ii While Mr II Mr not him me ., , . . what killed the at Annapolis after a i die. the The card in this paper from S. T. White shows that be readily accepts the to open his property in South Green ville for residential purposes. It is a piece property and no better location for good homes. We exp ct to see Greenville move along that way. is as important to educate the as is Some- times i is with the ignorance displayed by pr It lay be a estimate to say that more than half the people that in life work they are con- hampered by their ignorance A person never gets too old to learn. In illiteracy in the Southern States Louisiana occupies the top f the column with per cent i . I this list Durham Sun. TRINITY COLLEGE NOTES. Si 11-11. Ilium a of on ii cheap a . , , u ,,. .,,,. then , while have to lid I . i f I should cause them s warning to the of tit- iT T ,. in to to it . i ii tint the talk i . . I ill not of words Mark X year is t in; to i i ii ,;. .; e in the Ins i i i i We feel it, so in advance. We wonder if the p . given the German r such a hearty had they known what was the cause of her presence n American waters. The Chicago woman who burned because she thought hi r husband married her for in and then later applied to court I ought to have been told to go out and scramble for herself. Instead of the two new Republican papers, recently started in Greens- building up u respectable He publican party in North Carolina. they bid fair to further increase th dissension already existing in the party ranks. The greatest trouble with the Republican is that there are not enough offices for all get in. was i o mu for many sail .- i tone over with United Heel that accompanied Prince i. u- his trip to America. i the I was ready Bail l hum.-, i h the ail who had been given h leave tailed return to the ships, Some of them lost i air uniforms and in on the An I y . hi value a kiss She . suit a young man for i i i i stealing a t ire getting the state selling they nil rm in grafted fruit trees against the . of in- and I straw- The fruit trees, he says are with it and the are inferior, or i II . i u s to these a; Us It is I that v i i i n i use for a in had a julep mist some mistake. I ;. New V . . a It .; i hours irk I how e a .; i ; when ii a eh nice it it. Can tell u part belongs he aside himself I if to one is the i in His success recent a has ma him the most in . in i i I in the States He i , i I are they Is his the Jerome . rm for .; j., sometime change th people, am l are ii is well to do so This should be the case one his opinion of another is wrong Col. Henry Watterson is quoted recently as saying dent is of brotherhood At a in New York last year with Col. Wat a- i of the s we heard him refer i Roosevelt as line a gentleman as ever scuttled a ship. People i. Dot; P I or demon a i . I the He en to . i I the spot, in at;. . Andrew Jack- u . the H J hi have taken from the Stale a long . charge to know, too, that jar of 17-year-old that they do intend to stop with n spot The ii . ah in time I H n I , , . of ground, will be c i, in i pat ii. the i ; intent will erected. The ac- ts b I in opposition to J ads, I kind go . tic I lay Id -i i i ; I on as to ;. i marked .. the proof d I spot. . id A Chicago man i to Satan. Kn i the Id ad, . i -a in. ii . . represent him Worth converts the i in ramble I t e, I tho want N. C, November Ir. Edwin is in Nashville, Tom., as a delegate Trinity the Association of Colleges nod I'm Echo of which Trinity is a member. He is also on the gramme of the Southern Educational Association which meets at the same time in Nashville deliver an ad dress before organization. The committee of faculty on public has arranged for a of lei to he delivered college by members i invited speakers. A. i. , i ail ate. will deliver a lecture in ibis aeries early in December. I, Grissom, of Greens- presented to the Trinity library a handsomely bound volume of his new book of I Methodism in X, rib This b is the volume of work it was designed especially for the library. Mr. is an alumnus college and . ids an- gratified reception which his book has received. The second yet come from the press. President is now South Carolina. On last Sunday he J church at and lime has been visiting pm his; He is expected home i in of week. . A has pi board j tors the Watts hospital. L. E. Good Under- wear is a hobby of ours. a s u e c t very close to our hearts. That's why you will find every here. Everything is ready from the finest made down to splendid values in medium grades. Underwear of Natural Wool, Fleeced lined, Camel's Hair, etc., etc. Ever seen our Cashmere Underwear in colors IT'S a 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. Insane. . n issues i nip the n for the insane U ill . to the i Heel i s must I u on v turn enough El b as, I n h i or i . for all in iii n jails in ins counties. He also sheriffs in all counties instructing them to in lie . i to the the or st ho ; all n i i live c in ii i id in the i vent th i ad mission of any is refused he will the -e. j a year, in I another i I. this i necessary be in in I . I I . . I . . May; ii will do I h pay the lay after, you ii me lime, an i fork ; and be d me w Hi THE KING CLOTHIER. I I . the f ml- the Kilns There Several who I -v,,. a party in Chatham county i,,;,,., , , quite a number of n young gathered. A young have I mil man, need years, had no more sense than to pick up an old gun the money. and begin fooling with it The result was he shut a young lady the heart and killed her. There ought to be a stringent law with a severe penalty for fooling with a gun- goes too cheap when a person is killed this way and the fool who commits the act is ex because he know it was and the mi i Jim Robinson, i ought to be tied in i of a big baked gobbler on giving day, and kept t i. d until din is over. Just look at what got off in his paper a few days November style of turkey dressing is not cut f I lie in i . . . than a lie i I building . . . i lid on March es, as the . a, n . rill . . r that is to ,. t it can be . . will tin I . I i of the i I of i, notably the instance of de Island but n resulted that the rule of ex tending the courtesy to the of governors will hardly be broken again. Mr. Duke can i . ice of to- rob the can i to be I ,. ;,. , ,;. v I i an Is e i and Mr. . r old feeble will be the balance his 11- s not to infirm to do to pay tin . c d in ; his good . and Observer. FOR SALE BY ft id White, Greenville, C REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF FARMVILLE, N. C. OF S, NOV. 1905. Scientists are still telling us that rears I canals upon Mars both ii just a is there an n r mils Pa Atlanta Journal. and r b they want an boil in the ti V Mi have en I en them. Journal. idling the church quicker than a t-1 ad l sermon. at cents each, Carolina Club Loan m n 1.9 BO C h in- Gulf coin Silver coin Nat, U B I stock pd In I to North Carolina, County Pitt. I, J. It. Davis, Cashier hank, do solemn- swear hat the statement is true to the my knowledge belief. Bi d i to be fore me, this Bot- 1905. J. V. Notary J R, Correct- W. M. LANG, W. J B. L. Is Read By Everybody in rah. to tH they what they v get a part This la J. H. who is f rep- the Reflector in avid territory. f i, ; we are V t ii.,. ., rig for there plenty ml and boots, e . , H r w a B. G. ,., ear load l lime will Holt alarm . I m lee ft. O. Chap a tax are now op,. thee all come C H. Smith, collector. of fail and Winter, ii mm S ; . . i- j. H I in ,. mu RAIN f R LADIES AND are new in. lie fore y bey. A- VT. t Another large of all -vies and unable. Harrington Black for the unman Sue for perfectly b,. iced, it. by For nice apples, and ante go to H. L. sure to conic to lb night lo he given by the Vance Literary in the school chapel. The A. G. COS Oft, are getting no many for and bodies, that started a plant for purpose seal they are continually their bum liens. Nice of fr-h ways on hand Barber I v tor, 1511 I The A. ; c . by tut- car load. Shoes arc arriving Ange sure their prices before you boy . where. If you a bargain pa go to A. W. Ante Co. ate gelling out id per out now., ,. . Best children H, L. Johnson's. B r, Cox Several new houses are being the nice built . ,,. . ., on the public aw-tn my b at A W ft Co want a Tar el cart bad better about getting once A. Co ship elsewhere. The A G. Cox Mfg Co. a mile of peril fence lo one om They some If l . d White's Colic and Cure, the combination kid u-j for stock an; cm a Di hay, I Barber Co to H u in ion have I ever brought t H. T . i., r desk were y, ill, . of Harrington be on bad ca j A W men's tie. B I stock food h a id n R A On. far box House. Nice of in tits at H T,, Hi's. i a Shoes hoes ft. G. His. ,, ,. B. Co., are offering cut price on their large stock which must be sold a low days in order to make room for their new; ;. and c lot bu Mis Nellie .-I iii. . ,,, -TWO Bi line of bars and just received, A nice lot of bats and caps just at A. W. Ange Co. be sure to see Go to m S Co. for Be sure n see the nice Lot A-furniture A. W. Ange h received before you buy I i and s a i- R . . in dual Co. Let as set y- matter of The process for water- a and every treated to bean their name, and when in stamp n overcoat is s label of Wilkinson the combination Is one not only a waterproof overcoat, but also an fine lo-ks of and distinguish the Clothing people sort. Received, eh A New LI I . FREE D VB CAROLINA. j.,. d ear load flour, i r .- C . new have c- F. G. G Go . I rooms for spring term Those . Already and still the come on i. me same delivered Fr Carmen are part of Ayden or I your up- and . in . when you I II I V . . , . .; , . . . . k gS C- i ii v y either, Co j- ; . More in p the .;. ., he -i. ms ;. , i- an rid i n y i ii- ,. Woolen Goods in all and shoes Justus much and our own design- ire ii copied by first ion, but for alone. to a shoe, and in . the v. Q. Mfg. Co- Nice, ; I .,. Barber A G h oar of r- . . , ; your j, .;. . . lam . u can time J. Ail, ,,., j I ii ,, , ,,;. . Oil Mill. W . is via . A. I -ii-, n ion's . i ll are lice. . pd no and Kai Ange C. i i . . and ex ti his line of Hosiery nil Misses Ladles and Gents. A. W. Ange ft Co., have rec lot of hoes. Be , Bee them bi his food For b . tin in ; ml lo H. I. ;. P. . . Bro. have . fall line if school , itch A ii I ire, b chalk, crayons, school bags and straps. Dome i they before bringing else Nice line fresh .-ti Always I I. L. I I Ill V Kill. . , and bottle of Kid- fiX Guardian, b e, ., . . ii , In the ,. lire , n. . X i i . In i t . ; ,,., . ft Co. Una, h mi ; N. w Tl mi If yon our to look land upon which and last Ion I, who represents the i ma fur partition. Th th steam laundry. . ., If in want runner all winter . j . North el of those it County W are Cheap. B Williams, J. B. N, w town call ts see mo I and Joseph vs J. O. Williams. By ii leers slater day of run livery stables. W Li. line , , r Sic. on I lot men ad l ii. U. in son's. -e. will I of December, expose to A line of re at the court house door In Green , , n . ., to bidder fOr by i. C . parcel land to wit Lying and In II Be sure nut t. forget rat Pitt county, North Carolina, ad- a the land of t. T. a w Allen, Thomas N a., w. others, ,,. or loss, and known as of Buggy the land on m, ,. are Bads sides the road. I i. . , , In This is made for hour I i day of Ms of sale W o'clock M. This the November 1908 I . C. C. f wen, i C ONS Tit . , . . . H ii V a I . . a v . hi . . f I M l . . Oil l . I the n thin i-r v U. Mid i t . t k ,. Unit if I p. Ii stud . i id . it. tho r. Rb r,, ; COMPANY, I'll much t I r nay Life p ams nil s for ruby -r cent. . W- Pioneer n Greenville of H Insurance. go on your Phone No. N. C by she A. . C . A full u- es, if at i II I Send your to inc. I best finish and work Semi a trial order to W. H. Photo-Artist, N. POOR

A SERIOUS JOKE. It Wee Fatal the Willing Boy, but Ha Survived. A man in lower Broad- way ii a on joker of the most rabid description. A fear days youth of about fifteen walked into hi-- place, which is a wholesale atone, looked around curiously p- . the proprietor. a lie inquired. wild the ho was the doorway to pi pipe it you got a boy IN THE RUINS OF POMPEII. of the of Slavery Found on All So. Evidences of the of in the time of an- abundant on ail aide in The a of trained fighting, mid tome of the for to .- ere. Her i.- the translation of an pa on a nail the pairs of gladiator, paid by Lucretius Va- prince in the time of Nero. ion of will light at Hannah Plant, of little Ark . the I B feast It eared my tearful running sores, which nothing else would heal, Mai which I baa suffered tor It is a marvelous healer for for cut, hums wounds. a J L stare. Patience puncture many a looking obstacle. will be a proper hunting J. and the awnings will be, The i k the pipe from hie I on the 11th, 13th and a about. of ApriL I g j hi could sweep up tin- Mad the boy. He hustled Into I of the -tore, got i i iii about fifteen minutes bad I r i as that of a j v he inquired in sort of nay. MA. L. loaves daily at a. m. be Greenville; leaves daily at a, for at Washington with Norfolk tor Norfolk, Baltimore, Philadelphia. gear York. Boston and nil other North. a Norfolk with all point West. Shippers should order care Norfolk ii tee Written by i . writer of inscriptions. Wrote by The barracks were am- pie fir the housing of or 3.000 men, and it is a matter of record that least were engaged at Mid lite man, gazing tar or com , the hat- which over a long festival. actors in boy looked at him. sports were gen. red in bis face and failed, from various of Europe or away, to into disappoint- Africa. one picture fades into an- ; museum is a bronze other with s dissolving view j winch worn of a man whose he said finally, lie ,,, m M cellar. over to where lie had on ,. collar are engraved Latin hi and real and put them -1 a slave. Arrest on. He glanced up st the man bops- j me I running ; out. The man. , n, help thinking while at this and cruel street. boy looked for s dress that i n- he walked was the poor wretch who wore it have been one of A Calamity is a disastrous yon Use n, health, because ind tag . have sap A . Prompt relief be had in Dr New lit they up and core headache, colic. etc. Guaranteed at J L is sure to him who fear failure. does often as great as woman's, the blond baited brought home by Julius to his triumph before Pompeii beneath its pall of lava and ashes. In the museum, Cairo, one may look upon the black and do-, ii the sin el. There . the corner and turned to ii A moment later n bid on his lie turned to face one of man says here's a dollar for and stop reading story lie n id. the joker face that The I o; , laced dollar in his know the Pharaoh of j- i face brightened. the of other It's n long said, kings, priest, and people tell I lie old for i th it hit common enough. These primeval conn men, who fur antedated Pompeii I whistled cheerily .,. in our he walked ii way. York Press, But Pompeii presents tho picture of an entire city resurrected The Bulgarian g j u lines of life means of pleasure, Austin, the of Lea van worth, bat was when he the doctors loop on hie wife, far he says eluded to try Bitters. My wife was then as sick, she could hardly leave her bed. and five physicians had tailed to her. After taking Electric she was cured, and can perform all her household by J. L. sailing hours to without notice. T. H. Agent. Washing- ton, X. O. I. CHERRY, Agent, Green- ville, aT. C. II. General T. and f. Norfolk. Va COBB BROS. CO Norfolk, Va. Cotton Buyers Brokers in Stocks, Cotton, Grain and ons. Private to New York Chicago and Orleans. p. R. L. Dentist. N. C. No man is utterly lost long as any- one loves him. In a it the floors are of mud. The kit fronting the street, the ; room. He d there i a i. ii bedstead in it for tin head of the house, while and ugh tern sleep upon mats stretched on the floor. The i i insists wooden I and chests. crockery and household utensils of every sort seem of the and coarsest kind. I should doubt if there is a house In the whole village in which English laborer or artisan earning good wages would not diem it a hardship to obliged to live. the time there was no dwelling which, given the habits and custom- of the country, could fairly as unlit for human Ii . Peasant Willing to Abolish It, Mi . a well i I I . Son Lot Mother runs in our fain and through it lost my Moth write K. If. Bald, of We. For the past live year. ever, on the slightest sign ii Cough cold or gold, I have taken for e n Few Discovery comfort, vice . h , . I . , in, Tin- life is out for- J ever, but the i re- ml of human in- frailty. Exchange. Flea Escapes One of tin m asked east side lad what fire es Capes wore intended for. sleep promptly replied the lad. d to to- drop nil- from His mother's death for Mr. Held, but he that long trouble must not neglected, and how to cure It. re Ii. f cure for Price and lit at J. L. Druggist. Trim bottle free. on, to clothe to Ii . . guys on de cop from and Milt the Settle with uplift York I . to . de to There i no gaining love without giving it. Secretary of J. Bryan Grimes will speak at Snow Hill Saturday. Bowls Your Heart is too Jo, too fast, U a yam hare shortness breath, hungry t choking is and t hurt U her any those oar U weak cannot get better Dr. Heart Curs weak hearts, and rarely eye to cure it, and you will find 1st, I down with and drop; y. grew worse. I my that wan My had ma up lo die. My and body were swollen to one- normal and had around my heart. least three months I had to alt propped up In bed to keep from I for five of Dr. by the lime I bad taken all I was entirely cured. I feel better than I have for years, and I am to do kind of work on my farm. My me that If it hadn't for Dr. allies Heart would now be In my U T. Ky. Or. Heart Is sold by Sour druggist, who will that i first will benefit. If It fall he will refund your money. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind To Publishers and Printers have an process, on which patent. are pending. we can reface old Col and Head and thicker, and make them fully as good a now and without any unsightly knobs or feet on the bot torn. My Friend. k Worth leading Yea Stop and Sec it Wonderful Greensboro. N. C. March 1903. Mrs Joe take pleas- stating that your Remedy has entirely cured our little girl of a very had case of eczema, which covered a treat part of her body. Che had from the time she was three old. until was years oW. She is now perfectly well and I feel I highly of it hats not had a of it tr i ally, J. Smoker say the cigar is the cent smoke in town. You find them at Reflector Book Store. PRICES Column and Head Mules length defacing L. S. and Head Ruled i Inches In each nor lb- A sample of Rule, will sent on I . el . tin . in to In- neon I he per, i . the lie Tin ll . ,. me i D. W. i i; a i. i k Groceries And Provisions Printers Supply Co of Type ind Grade Material n. street. PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND By virtue of the power and authority vested Will and tea- lame we will, on 1905. before the en art House dour in the town of Greenville, sell at public sale, lo tho highest bidder, the following tracts or parcels of land situate in Beaver Dam township. to wit, A tract adjoining the lands of J. H. Joyner. the Harris tract, W H Smith tract and others, and known s a part of contain- acres, more or less, A tract adjoining the lands of J S Harris. Smith laud and Others, con- acres, more or less, and known as the Harris Land, A tract adjoining the lands of the Isle w. T. Harris, the Smith land and others containing acres, more or less, and known as a part of Old Jesse Smith A tract adjoining the lands of the late James C Ivey Smith and others, containing acres, more or less, and known as a part of w II Smith A tract adjoining the lands of s Norman, Smith, II V Crawford and there, known as Tyson more or less, and to the l V. Terms cash J. II Executors the last will and of . Cobb To the Cotton Men Mt County. You are i a meeting in each township Saturday In n P. U. to from two to live to attend u meeting to be held hi the r . .-, h i. ti . to v -h to the A City Built In n R . At the time the French palace exposition n u i s in u he built a perfect plan of the city in WORK etc. LANIER HILLIARD, Greenville, N. C Cotton Bagging and Ties always on hand Fresh kept con- Country Produce Bought and Sold D. W. North Carolina. Two Dyspeptics If you are too fat It la your food turns to fat of If you too loan the fat producing food that you eat are not properly assimilated. Lean, thin, do not have enough Pepsin in the stomach, while fat people too much Pepsin and not enough Dyspepsia Cure contains all the digestive juices that are found in a healthy stomach, and in exactly those proportions necessary to enable the stomach and digestive to digest and assimilate all foods that may eaten. is not only a perfect but it is a tis- sue building tonic well. cures Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach, . Heartburn. of Heart and Constipation. You will like it Digests What You Eat Not Quite I How often you can get a thine; nail or screw driver or lacking. Have a good tool box and be prepared for emergencies. Our line of tools la all you could desire, and we will see that your tool box lines not lack a single useful article. Of Course You get Harness, Horse Goods, S J. P, Corey . --r .-. i . . . i railway etc, powerful micro- loops was used i city, and it is estimated people look poop at the result.- i Etch these hi . , deposited a franc piece in i hand the i ii, o of the cash i him u little fortune, It Was Enough. For I list had keen the best i , . . n i moment's absent- them in-, was Mrs. lira, Brumley had bet -1 fur ii month, and was tailing her friend all about it. Mrs. she very ill. They were afraid of my losing my and did you, Mrs. asked Mrs. with dial interest. That was alL OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Iron Fencing Sold if called the of the cotton I In Pitt and to select to the Una Cotton which When yon get the best fountain In the pen it u g Parker. Nice in the 3rd. at Book organizations will mi n outlined by .,, i will all President, and Treasurer. i; The Southern Cotton is now u factor protecting the cotton growers Interest and In prices of the staple on paying basil, and trust all who are will meet and give its their B. Ci President Pit I Dial North Carolina Cotton a COMPOUND, r i ii n J V. CO. Norfolk. Va. Bagging, Ibis. and shipments Militated HAS IT EVER OCCURRED TO YOU Many People Without V a your office Rents the stomach, tissues and firm flesh. M M M Mat m La- a. 1st I will be ; pared to furnish private con- to and depot for ions in town eh person The will then only run hotels lo depot mid wharf and fine on will also lie I W. J. I A Telephone Line a DOOR TO YOUR BUSINESS NO IS LOCKING Tilt MM Can You Afford LIT OVER YOU. For Rates TO or Home Petersburg Grey Granite, Fen rings, Iron Vases, CHAS. MILLER WALSH, IN Monumental Work and Furnishings. Cemetery All Work Tools. PETERSBURG, VA. OUR raT A ran f and we lake treat plea-are Ht eases, at J. H. A Bro. ; ft re re tn We a H new of all who receive mail st We are informed that Dr. C. A. a few from here, had n attack of paralysis Wednesday is in a very critical condition. of Kin-ton. has been here during week Mrs. W. L. House, of Winter- ville, after a very pleasant visit to Mrs, W. B. Alexander, has gone home. Tuesday while H. B. Smith was had bis hand in the this We orders for job shoes are the best. t pair sold W. Jackson Co. con t id this line for Ayden. Our rugs art squares are finer thou the finest, Cannon and Tyson- J. our is now buck again from the Optical College, where ha graduated la a special course in ; the science of opt ready to better service than before to those suffer from weak eyes and in of glasses. We are receiving daily and fancy groceries, also a nice line of cigar everything kept In a etas grocery. J. H. Bro. Bed steads, single and wash d re tables a J R A Bro TO EVE just the Phi graduating an a the eye, science of optics, I feel pared to of that can with glasses. I take any ease of weak o eye train, doll hurting, or itching eyes, at eyes bad or row a to relieve Ike trouble and give entire satisfaction so the patient or not charge The largest per cent, of ail chronic headaches and from errors of refraction and eye train. It is to pro when eyes call tit assistance. Glasses are the only remedy for errors of refraction weak eyes. Any style or form of glasses given desired. As good references as are in the county furnished on application. J. W. Taylor, Ref. D. Cannon and Tyson your attention to their ctr load of stoves and heaters. . We your attention to out line of harness, Cannon and Tyson. Wear Corliss for R. ,, Buy your furniture of Gannon and Tyson, they the best and cheapest W. C. Jackson showing the most complete line of yo and suit's ever shown in the town of Ayden. in them a trial, They sure that they can pi up you us the style and quality. Cannon and Tyson have the strongest line of goods and Shoes in Calico and u at t cents per yard, great redactions la white slippers Bummer goods, J, K. Smith Bro. confectioneries right from the far- some and badly The The freshest loaf bread right from the oven at A For carpenters grind stones hemp rope pulleys, at J. R. Smith Bro Hay corn, oats, la Is, lime windows lock bins-era nails Cross cut mid mechanic tools K Bro If you Deed the way of Tin or Grey stone ware some to see us, Hart Jenkins. t ti a in and bones were crushed. Mr. Smith over to have Dr. Dixon and we were bald he intensely. D. G. up from down the road Wednesday. Charlie Ewell, a most excellent young man, died at home one mile from Tuesday slid at J was buried Bid. K. T. Phillips burial Mr. died of that disease, He leaves a wife child. A glass ware. and tinware at J R h Bro H. Daft Co's new beef, rad Bab. Par saw c, corn to E. R load for sale by have PA Bro. I at, of he aN brass as if yon hour go We are glad to learn that George who ha ill for the past months is so much improved he spent the day at a last Sunday. We are also pleased to know Robert is very much able to be about the house. Dane Cooper, of was here yesterday. Plato Collins, of Grand Master; B. H. Secretary and T. W, Briggs, of Raleigh, were here night celebrating with the Odd Fellows. Our excellent jeweler, J. W. Taylor, has been to his borne for the past several days quite We nope soon to have the pleasure of seeing him at his place of business. Thirty nine on the naked backs the who cut off the electric current the night so prominent visitors were here would be a dose barely we take it, to convince of their if properly applied it at least be a part what they deserve. B. E. Co. will do all they possible can to please you with their new line of heavy and fancy groceries. carry a lull line of meat, lard goods. Don't buy before giving me ii trial. Lilly. Hart Jenkins smoking is O. K. 1st I will business Ayden, must sell my stock dry Highest prices paid for chickens goods notions, We New Sew- on easy terms, J. B. Tare o. Ban. A big Overalls, the best line of pants for on the market at J. R. Smith A Bro. the Cox cotton planter the beet on the market at J. R. Smith A Bro. Oranges, apples, bananas and all horn. Old Fashion Hand-made Paw Gum Bread Trays at Smith Bro. Paw- J. R. Our line of Groceries Con- is complete. Call and see us. J. H. Tripp A Bro. and eggs all country produce by J. H. Tripp Bro. Call on Hart is fur a bar rel of Columbia Flour, none better to be Latest styles in cloak and wrap for Misses Ladies also a nice line of Zephyr tors at J. R. Smith Bro. See our line of Indies and cloaks. J. It. Buy one of our Hats. Sold under a guarantee. J. R. Turnage. I Come to see Hart Jenkins when you need to dress your feet, we can save you money and something to fit the hot, We carry the nicest and best boys and clothing, pants groceries I alter thing at cost. All I ask is to come and see, what I have to offer., Will sell all, or ii of rout or to will see the prices. Tears J. F. Hot. A frill line tel- satchels, lined and suits oases at J R -v Bro Felt Mattress at Can- non A Tyson, they have the heft. attorney general has added glass front to his when we can do the same. I always keep on hand a lull line feed at lowest cash prices Such as oats, corn, cotton seed meal and hulls, brand f 1.1 ale dollars reward will be paid delivery of m L. W. Tucker, Sheriff of Pitt county, If. Description, mulatto, weigh or pounds, all around good made years old, when seen wore low, crown slouch n parts hair in middle, lips tolerably thick; talk clear a id like where-fie fond of ladle-. He 31st. 1905 The a Hive reward in- I I or Joseph Bonds, N. L. Tyson spent Greenville. Mis. Gertrude Bland, of is visiting Mrs. W. K. Hooks. J. L received a Wednesday announcing the deal h of bis mother, Mi. Mary A. a Oxford and It on to be prevent I In- funeral. Th- re tree men iii ins ii trees. M. not only the and lie-t ranged store in bat intends adding and appliance to it first in ITEMS He already Ayden It of fourth and glades tor month ending Nov. Viola May Smith, Mis. of Vance and Mrs. Jackson from the country, have visiting C. Jackson. center of the store and this with smaller lights will make general appearance very Dr. Sauls deserves success and lie gel ii . in Carbon pencils with royal glue, visiting and new line of tablets Reflector Book Store. OF THE BANK OF AYDEN N. w.-sf- At the of business 19th, Fixtures Ran hem Bank F. S. notes Total, LIABILITIES. f to less to C., C. and and spent in Greenville Mis es Myrtle Mild I Gay Saturday and Sum- day with Miss Mr and Mrs. T. ii spent night and Sunday Mrs Nelson's sister, Mrs Me- in. Miss Norms Sal night with Eva Harris and Mis- of Greenville, attended church at Bethany Sunday, Mr. John Miss spent Saturday night at II. Adrian Dudley and Cromartie, Greenville, attended church at Bethany Sunday. A. C. Caraway and Henry II son, night Os- car Delia Smith spent Saturday and Sunday Miss Allie A. Miss Mollie Bryan, of Sun lay with la here. Hisses Fannie and Valeria Klein- spent Sunday afternoon with Miss Tessie John Kittrell and Miss Mary spent Sunday afternoon in this Several from visited friends in this vicinity Sunday, Rev. Mr. Pittman, Ayden. as- Kid. R. I Corbitt during tho quarterly meeting at Bethany day IS. E. went to Fri- day and returned Saturday. Joe Jones and Oscar Moore, of Washington, was over last week. I, J. R. the bank, do swear that the above is true to the beat of my and be- lief. t J. H Cashier. Will begin January Looks the for the nomination in Georgia has already been nil these many months, II it gets any warmer than it has been we expect to hear that some- thing has in Georgia again. and sworn to before me, this of Nov. 1905. Notary Public J. u R. . CANNON. Man Wants Little Here Below But Wants That Little Good. make it a rule to the beat quality of goods, as guild goods always give satisfaction. OUR IS COMPLETE have a largo and carefully line of Clothing, and can lit you with a Snit or Overcoat at the Lowest Bottom Prices. We soil the i and many other Popular Brands of shoes. Try Tin- United States Standard Flour and you will have no r. we keep a supply on hand. are agents for Wire Ponce and hare prices right. fall and examine our goods and prices before you buy. Our Motto Is, Thirty Six Pence Is Better Than A Slow Yours Very Respectfully, J. J. EDWARDS N. C. Dr. Joseph Dixon, K. St. Ayden, N. C. Preserve buildings by them with Sown and County load full line of colors, kept at J. R. Smith ft Bro. You should -see our line of lace before buying J. R. Tar- Spier of Spring, shipped several hundred bales of cotton from this point yesterday. V. and paper Pumps with long or short joints pipe at J. R Smith Bro. shoe you ever saw. pair and he convinced. Dress goods, Broadcloth, Henri Mohair, cashmere, albatross, silks, trimmings, lining white at J R Smith Bro J. B. Tripp Bro will sell at , public unction second band sell- machines to the highest bider store Saturday December 2nd 1905 it o'clock p, m. J. II, Tripp Bro. Ayden N. O. Try a I and ship staff. Frank Lily. cars cotton need, will pay highest cash price, don't sell your seed until you see P. Lilly. For rage, carpeting, see line J. R Turnage, Fob one desiring to purchase a valuable tract of land partly the town Ayden will do well to see the undersigned at i once. J. A. Harrington. REPORT CONDITION OP THE BETHEL BANKING AND TRUST CO. AT BETHEL, N. C. At the close of business nth, RESOURCES. LIABILITIES. Loans discounts 110,151.115 Overdrafts secured I profits 103.0 I i iii ii . lo check s out standing i PHARMACY M. C. fall to to our big hand sewing machines sale of hand, Singer which we will sell at polio auction New Home, Domestic other standard makes of searing H o'clock. Saturday December 1905. J. H. Tripp k Bro. Ayden N. to the highest bider. Come and get a high grade machine at your own price. Saturday December 2nd 1905 at o'clock p. J. H. Tripp Bro. Ayden N. C. furniture t Duo from Banks iii and silver National bank other U, s. NOTICE OF of h sole eon- in a Deed by K. A on the day of Feb., duly in Pitt ; page The on , the of Nov., at o'clock, If., expose to public sale before the court door in t,. bidder for owing real properly to pared of land situated in Creek township, North Carolina, described as i on the by lands Ms, on the north by lam Alien on the east the west A G, IS n. more or less in a n H i.- , lo I I . in Ill, ,, . I, i . t . Hi Total of North Carolina, .--; I. II. Taylor, Cashier of the above named bank, do swear that the above is true to the best of my edge and belief, II II. Taylor, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to fore me, this day of Nov. JULIUS BROWN, Notary Public. Correct R. J. GRIMES. J. R. BUNTING, M. O. Directors, I i i i in Una, I , ., , III m . . ,,.,,. the dual In Gm ,, h .- ill run Tl I , i i a I ; . . . , , and being In and State of and follows, . Thai or pi of or south ti mud r c. on t. Gertrude HI and on south, W. Mist Main north, jot an sere, sale Thin K. P, G. j, c, POOR H-H

a n r Danville. JOIN HANDS FORMING A MERCANTILE CHAIN THAT PASSES BEYOND COMPETITION T. ., ., , van male In years. For months and years capital, and enterprise hare con- tend every a trade triumph that knows no parallel in the annals of commerce. We now lay before you e rich remit of this long rel i effort. We balk at no quantity if the quality is standard. A World Marvel Twentieth Retailing he Tl Has n or n i -i I not in i Sensational Clothing. Ii strong . V .,.,. , in ., and shales of brown n I r tam Infill mi n e certainly the gravies fa i g i ii i, n . . its i -.-. Eta strength is inspected. We near of and get the newest things first. Carnival of Under I l ll print-1 are neutral I on patient paper. Our achievements are in our Store . .,.,;.,,, ,,,. mil . awl . a. h in come early. Youth and Clothing. pr want space these. hive hand an of patterns, style- an qualities please the m st las we guarantee you a and a o bargain. have now a lot fen pint suit, worth in allot planed before yon. A Surpassing Values, Mens Extra Pants. We have now attractive line ranging in price mid to per pair. These bargains, every fine salts, comprising double i l tweed mixtures in ill n av p. ;. I a sell for Mn ., ,,. Overcoats, Storm Coats, Rain Coats. till- snits, m This season's latent mi best BARGAINS, BARGAINS. Worsted, o in ; We can fit yon in so c yon t-W. lb; in North V- ; . vi-a r iv nil my will enjoy bad weather like sleeping under a tin roof a rainy night, for per cent less thin others Mens heavy underwear at. Boys heavy underwear at . garments on the market. V-are n . We have pat on sale i -i an sill They cm. SHOES-for men, clothing y i ; i good Calico, per yard y g i I Yard wide whits as- i Outings ills n- west ll Best Apron this sale . Flannel at Best be i Tick at Dress Goods. Best Flannel Waisting now Best i l Br u w I n w . all wool now . -So to Ladies Goods, an o a lorn Int wit values i . ,. ; is 511.60 Come in and ask to s-e on I o an are tired h i a i . , we is that you sea our new line buying and you will i talking advertisement tor Listen-Mens 1.25 Brogan, now . Mens patent dress sh ,; 91.98 La lit tips . v fr, , . styles. styles j now good sty es Corsets going now Ladies lined Underwear A. i of frank an I Bags at a saving 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 give wholesale prices. COLDER. ,. Came to see as take your time and look yon win find what you want , I and be exchanged or money THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. J. WHICHARD, Owner. and Friday. DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE VOL No. GREENVILLE. PITT COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA FRIDAY. DECEMBER I. 1905 cm No. A GREAT SUNDAY SCHOOL REPORT RALLY DAY v Very Interesting Exercises at Christian Church Rally Day. Reported for Reflector, At church , night, a large crowd assembled to I witness- th exercises of the tea of the Sunday school, for t of Belly This is set apart for the raising Of money for Home Mis- y children of the Sunday school, and it wan here for the first lime Sunday. At the close of the Methodist School Sunday Nov. the Secretary read the report for the conference year; Number officers and teachers Number Number on cradle roll Number on roll Home De- Total on tolls Average attendance during the year . While this is the largest the hoot huh over leached, it is but STATISTICS OF METHODIST CHURCH A Splendid Report of the Church for the Past Two Years. One Hundred and Sixteen Have Been Added to the Church During the Past Two Years GREENVILLE Sunday Not. 26th. 1889 the net gain has been last in the year j more than three times as large as for the Methodist church, at the any like period for twenty yens. stone of the evening service the The total net gain reported In pastor read the following statistical membership during the years report, for the past two year.-; next proceeding my pastorate was EXCHANGE PERSONAL MENTION. Of Those Going and Com- j One of the Best Telephone w. k. went to Exchanges in North Carolina. B. Barrett, of pent were net to say it been and reflect still bat for the fact that not only anon those who took part epidemics of whooping and In but also upon diphtheria cot off the attendance untiring energy and skill molded In i When I came to this charge as an average of a little more pastor two years ago, I the than each period names of members on the years during the IS years. The net gain in membership during the past two years has been nearly fix limes a large as this average. Bat for two periods of I years each church register. We now have members, a net gain of the past two years. my two years pastorate the small human units into grace- and pleasing combinations of location, drill and song. there were those who surpassed in their roles; hut the majority was so large that it would be difficult to single oat any one of the for special so well did they sustain their parts as a whole. Beyond doubt the strongest individual feature was the Interpretation of hymns by Miss Nancy Coward. Her pantomime work is of the highest order, and needs only to be seen lo be fully appreciated. Special attention was given to a proper background for the mime portion of the program, and the convenience and utility of electric lights was demonstrated in the most beautiful effects. The local manager of the light system. Mr. Dunlap. is herewith given full credit for his suggestions valued assistance the lighting for the Prizes were awarded to those raising the largest amounts in the mite boxes, as First prise Bible. Miss Mary John- sou-, second solid gold Miss third Spain. Those who rained one dollar .-r over were awarded a badge from the American Christian Missionary society. These go on the roll honor and get Ada Tripp, Latham, Evelyn Ling, lone May Hooker; Spain, Hairy Lucy midge, Agnes Spain. Mary John- sou, Mamie Ruth Willie Gray Lang. The children were trained for the exercises by Mrs- Mrs. T. King; assisted by Miss Minnie Tunstall, as Mrs. Moore and Mrs. King h both had experience in public school work, and are exceptionally qualified for the The result do them credit. The amount raised by the child was total amount largest three months. We are, however, recovering from this to some extent, the average attendance i- about the year we have had visitors. The following amounts of money have been raised by the school; Methodist Orphanage, Missions On Day For other purposes thee of General Manager F. C. , we were through local offices of the It Telephoned Co., and details of plant Slid working of the J. B. left this morning for I exchange were explained, Alter a trip on the road. going through it we most say that Sunday here. F. M. returned day evening. W. G. Allen Sunday evening. -i.- of the charge persons the years under review this church, of this number have moved by and has died, leaving on roll who have come into the church under my pastorate, but deaths and re- of those who were members when I came to the leaves a net gain of only net losses were reported amounting to This number subtracted from the total gains reported would leave a net gain of for years, or average net gain of for each period of two years during the years. The net gain for the past two years has been looking over the Journal of times as largo as this Total our conference for the past that period of time into two years each, we find the following facts as to net gain net gain of OAKLEY ITEMS. N. . Nov. T. F. and family spent Sunday In Bethel. Tim Cherry, of was here Sun day. Page and Lewis of Stokes, was here business this week, Mrs W. H. Mizell and children left for then home at Watertown Fla. Saturday. Geo. Taylor, of was here on business last week. of United States Army, visited his brother here this week. Mack Cherry, of Hamilton, was here last week. Tom of spent Sun lay with his broth- Z. V. W. M. Skinner, J, k J. K. went to Green- ville ,. B formerly of Ira now i Jacksonville, Flo., i days here last week Messrs and Wynn are now a livery stable on Not Hi Street. No, we haven't moved to Win our items came out in that department one lime. We feel complimented as e like good company. The many Mr. and Mrs. J. B. will be 1888-1889 1890-1891 1892-1893 1894-1895 1896-1897 1898-1899 1900-1901 1902-1903 1804 1906 net loss of gain loss gain The net gain for the past two years is larger by than has been reported for any other period of two years past twenty years, and excepting the years average. My object these statements of facts is not to boast over anything I have done, or anything that has been done my pastorate, but yon may be by the progress made blessing of God, and redouble your that results for the next two years may be far greater than those of the two. have not all the figures at hand to financial report at present, but this much I may say; every claim against the has been met lull, and the church sends up a financial report in keeping with the report just left this morning for Clifton Forge, Va. F. M. Whichard returned from Tarboro Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. and child went to Conetoe Sunday. Mrs. J. S. Barr, of Kinston, spent Sunday here with relatives. M. L. Shu key came In Sunday evening from Wilmington to visit his parents. J. J. Turnage went to evening returned ibis naming. Miss Chadwick, of Kin- spent Sunday here with Miss Lena Matthew. Miss Anne Irvine went to Kin- Saturday evening ed this morning. lire. L. I. Moore and children returned Sunday evening from a to Washington City. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hudson left for They will probably locate there. STATE NEWS. While returning to their homes from a party near Gibsonville, night, L. B. Hornaday was slabbed to death by his brother, D. K. Hornaday. Oscar Johnson, a while man was run over and killed by a train near Wilmington. The appointed to select a permanent site tor of the stale guard decided in favor of City. Charlotte for their in Near boy put a nut on the road track the engine to crack it. The engine was thrown the track and n bad wreck narrowly missed. Big Sal. The Farmers warehouse had a record breaking sale today. The piles of tobacco reached from wall to wall of the bu there between floor. It was a very lively sale, and some good pi ices wen had. J. P. editor of u know their Fannie. b from her Tom hi- recent severe recent illness. j much to the doUgh. Tbs tournament here Dec. friends throughout the , will be a lively day. Some good; i riders and nice horses are ready. Service raised, Tbs largest sum was raised the list Sara Is ahead I Johnson, to Whom up to this the first prise. the be did ran the yards in seconds- l. A. has bought the town property of J. I. We are glad to know that Mr. James will n leave town. hear he will creel H Bi main with us. The Baptist, dist and congregations will worship together in a I me Baptist church on Thanksgiving day. The sermon K v. pas , in, . c re- the day those who this Copy Misplaced. an oversight in copy gating I Sunday's vies m lbs church not in Saturday's One night last week J. O. service may We K Hi .- we e driving music. on a. A ii being N , at see the Friday 15th both rigs only. practice is Interesting children fr the i, is a pleasure to state the completely the church, sad all enjoyed the. did Mr. Ml i met, the fright and ran to eye, ear, and throat both nod harness. Mr. Williams and young i painfully not seriously hurt. Mrs. Fannie Moore went St it in today. Bazaar The the M. F, Church will open Dec. continue the 15th. will be the usual fancy articles at reason able prices, and delicious refresh- served. The managers are all In their power to it a great success. Cotton and Labor. N. C, Nov. special from Halifax Senator F. M. Simmons addressed the Herman of county at the house ore The house was an enthusiastic representative gathering of who seemed to appreciate the stand the state association baa liken, and resolved to stand by it. Senator Simmons made one of in- ablest speeches, delighting lbs audience with his oratory and more one hour, lie not debated the cotton t on, but id to picture to remedy the labor situation In which has become one the i farmers have had to I for many ear-. Mrs. Bettie Harrison and little James, returned Iron Washington Sunday evening. S. P. of Washington, D. C, came evening lo visit bis brother, K. B. L. B Charleston, who has been spendings days here, left this morning. Will Proctor, who has been a few weeks his father, returned to Norfolk today. K. L. Smith returned Saturday evening from West where lie purchased several ear loads of horses and mules. went to Warren, Jr., Tarboro today. J. W. Hi went the road this morning. Greenville is in be I upon having c m i phone system a- one recently installed. The circuit ale full and the wires throughout the town. The offices of the exchange are on the upper Boor building in rear the -u Third street and the equipment there is modern. In one room are the dynamo, motor and storage batteries that supply the current, lightning arresters the frame through which the of wires are distributed from the cables operating room. The operating room is large well arranged. In this i. the board, central energy multiple pattern, large enough to accommodate with for three operators. The calls are made by means of a self restoring signal. There are two other rooms, one used as the manager's office the other as storage room for supplies. The whole make a convenient and well arranged suite rooms for the exchange. A marked contrast with old plant is that each subscriber's station is now equipped with a telephone that does away with the old style of crank turning, all that is necessary to signal central office to the receiver and place it to when the is through there is no but simply hanging the receiver back in place notifies the central operator the conversation is finished. Another great convenience in the new plant is that now there are out town points to which subscribers of the Green- have In These places ate . land, ville. Farmville, Falkland. Bruce, Black F. C, of Henderson, Gardner's X Bonds, Parker's X spent here. Heads. House, W Oakley, Monday evening from Bethel. Mr. Mrs. O. of New Bern, came in this morning. Miss Bessie II returned Monday from Washington. Stokes, Chapman's, Willow Green, Smith's mill, Smith's store and The named have local exchange.-. Free communication to this points is a great advantage convenience, . . the business men Draper, , . ., I To new sou, is the . toils high stands , , . . represents an J. A. to about and gives Monday evening returned this a system morning. equal to the best city service, the D, D. . plant being as modern can be evening returned anywhere. Mans i morning I n , . ,, . In it e I i- M l. vision h great r part i Ii mi.- ion, came in . mug to Mr-. J. Smith, . , I he Ion m i e o I Rev. J. A. . i . . ti W ion today to I at tend the i cot i Strayed or Stolen. Pointer dog, white with spots, of tail cut Answers to the name Anyone knowing anything a dog will please notify, D. L. James. Business Change, Hand. Jenkins has purchased the ice business of Kennedy and will run it in connection bis wood yard. He will also make any kind or of picture frames. in S. B i; l I b, i Maud and , o Moore, operator. There are sub i to the exchange, A to the exchange offices will be Interesting to any one and every will be shown those who Wish inspect the work.