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OVER THE STATE.
Happenings of Interest in North
Carolina
The barn and of Rev. C.
W. Kinston.
destroyed by lire Fr morning.
The was about partially
Mien Bowl, Forsyth
county, was killed Saturday
falling building. hid
an aid building
blew it d
A. a
Mt. Olive, was caught m the
of bis la killed. He ,
alone the accident
was dead when
N. P. Frederick, of
burg m returning to hit-
home from Charlotte Satin day
evening. When about to drive
through his gate the boggy run
on some plank and turned over,
throwing him breaking his
neck.
PROGRAM FOR AS
Institute.
A Dumber of farmers from
different sections of the
were here today to attend the
it it. Interesting
held
log and anemone. Tait Butler
sod w. J. of the
cultural department were present
and made addressee on timely
topic-.
In Better
For the last two or three weeks
office has been in
bad shape, owing to a short work
force, we were correspond-
hindered getting out
work. More help has secured
now and Id or two every thing
will be along smoothly
can be turned out
promptly.
Saturday. January 13th. 1906.
a. m.
Bat H. H. Moore.
Heading minutes and
General outline of work to
be done by
committee.
Standard of proficiency in
foe the
B Dote. General
Home Geography, hi
does it How shall
teach id Prof. G. E.
General
for the ;
years. What does it include Una
shall we teach it Prof. T
Candler
of teachers who
observe Marl I Carolina Day. I
of bulletins.
Adjournment.
The weather was so inclement
the day meeting in
that BO meeting was held. The
program that vat had
that day is for this meeting. Be-
ginning this time work of
the meetings of the
will be based largely upon
General
the The hooks
be on hand-at this meeting so that
the teachers may supply
with them. We begin this year
under the most favorable
of any year in our school
history. shall be very glad to
see every teacher the
present at this first meeting in
1906. Most of you are enjoying
your work this session.
This association is doing much to
make conditions better for you.
Will you stand socially for it and
its work Your presence is the
only thing fir a splendid
meeting. Shall we have
W. H.
County Superintendent Schools.
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS
ARE UPON US AND
J. A. RICKS AND BRO.
have received there full supply. The holidays
and like a train it comes quickly and soon gone.
We have a beautiful line this season and
will be glad to show them to you.
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CHINA AND GLASSWARE
Bisque Figures, Lamps, Clocks, Wagons, Carts. Drums,
Pistols, Albums, Mirrors, and Toys of every description.
We carry a full line of Apples, Oranges, Bananas, Nuts.
Raisins, Figs, Candies of every kind, Fruit, Pound and
Chocolate Cakes, Cakes, Bread and Pies, Can-
dies, a full line of Heavy and Fancy Groceries, in fact
any and everything you may need for
Including a full of FIREWORKS
the place and come early rush will
be great XV- Prices right.
., A RICKS BRO.
GREENVILLE. N. C.
Horses and Mules
Window Mills.
Tin r t being hind when yon will want hot
o.- to need the coming season we solicit your
We have LE STAB LBS at Greenville and Ayden where
we will a full stock of GOOD and
the entire Come to M and we will show you
It la a laving for to trade with us, for we got our
took from the stock fauns, thereby saving you the prof-
its the middle dealer have to mike and which you save
us. It would take much of your time
to pay us visit and gel familiar with our methods of doing
business as we feel that it would result In making you a per
customer, and we are sure we can make it benefit you
for so doing. We are prepared to suit year needs and what is
more we guarantee satisfaction.
Winslow Mills,
Horses Mules. Sales Stables. and Greenville.
1906.
We wish to extend to all our
customers and friends very best wishes for a
happy and prosperous NEW YEAR together with
our sincere appreciation t f their liberal patron-
age during the past season, which we shall endeavor to deserve.
mm
We are now making -n for the biggest year's business any firm in Eastern North Carolina has-
ever known. Goods are advancing rapidly, therefore for of our
large orders as far in advance as the factories will accept them.
Our after Christmas clearing and stock adjusting sale will commence with the New Year. The holiday
us sizes and goods such as the economical shopper is always on
for. These goods will be sacrificed during this Great Clearance Sale and the prices will reach
the lowest limit.
C T.
Store
Basket
A basket Rt
school house, fox's mill
Dec. A very large crowd was
present. After the baskets were
sold several games played.
The neat little sum 189.80 was
made. Our school ha a right to
feel proud of the like
committee, and the work
they are taking
F. C.
Notice dilution.
The of J. A. Kick Bro.,
was on the 1st day of January.
dissolved by mutual cm sent,
J. A. purchasing the Interest
of W. H. Ricks in the business.
J. A. will continue the
at same place, and will pay
all claims against the former firm,
and all accounts due the firm
to tie paid to him.
Jno. A. Ricks,
W. H. Ricks.
1881 1906.
Mr. and Mr-. William
request the honor of
at their
Twenty fifth Anniversary
on
P January Thirteenth I
nineteen and six,
from eight thirty to o'clock
p. in.
Greenville, North Carolina.
No cards In town.
Week of
This week will be observed by
the Woman's Missionary Society
of the Baptist church as a week
of prayer. They hold three meet-
during the week, this after-
noon at i o'clock at Mrs. R. L.
Wednesday afternoon
at Miss Friday
at Mrs. W. T. Burton's
At the Friday meeting the offer-
will be taken
M I
THE EASTERN REFLECTOR.
J. Editor and Owner.
and Friday.
ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE
VOL No.
GREENVILLE. Pin COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA FRIDAY. JANUARY
No.
DECISION FOR STATE.
North Carolina Wins the
Caw.
Washington, D. C,
an opinion by the Chief Justine
Court of the Untied
decided the
Armour Packing Company t
B. H. Lacy, Treasurer of North
Carolina, in favor of the State.
This case grew out of an effort
to enforce the State law North
Carolina imposing a license tax on
every meat packing doing
business the State. The Ar-
Company contested that it
was not engaged in doing a pack-
business in the State an it did
there, but the law
at upheld by the State Supreme
and their finding
The law also attached on
e ground that its enforcement
is an interference with inter
State that it
ed the uniformity rule of the North
Carolina Constitution, and that it
was contrary to the Federal Con
because it
legislation, but the court accepted
the interpretation of the State
Supreme Court sustained the
law.
Justices Brown, White,
land dissented the
ground that the Company
is not engaged doing a packing
business in the State, but in
meat.
END CENTURY CLUB.
Home Marriage This Morning.
At o'clock this morning at the
home of Mrs. Fannie Moore, on
Third street, her daughter,
Moore, and Mr. Collin
Hughes
married Rev. W. K.
A few friends and relatives were
present to witness the marriage,
those from a distance Mrs.
J. T. Moore and Mr-. F. R,
sou, of Tarboro.
A number of very handsome
bridal were
T be left on the morning
train for a bridal nod will
make their home Norfolk.
RECEPTION TUESDAY EVENING
tor
The Bod of the Century Book
lab wee
L. Tuesday
Io the absence of the
Mrs. B. B. Cotten, the
I vice Mrs. J. L. Little,
presided.
-After the roll was called and the
minutes read the
was taken A committee
to look after books
the library. The committee on
was asked to report at
next meeting.
On account of sickness there was
no literary The club
adjourned to meet with Mrs. L.
Little, 23rd.
Visitors present were
Thomas, of Nashville, , Bum
S. Carr, Forbes,
L. Carr, Woodard, Mosely,
Misses Lee and
The shadow of death having
again crossed the threshold of one
the club passed a
resolution of affectionate
for Mrs. B. Williams,
mourns the death of a beloved
brother, suddenly cut off in the
morning young manhood.
Etiquette Hints.
society never forget that you
are one of many.
Never stare about you in a room
as if you were taking stock.
A letter of introduction should
be given to the bearer
When at n party you may speak
to those next to you, even if
not been introduced.
should be used
as little a when speaking
anyone present or absent.
Punctually is an of good
t fail in keeping an
the lime arranged
11- a direct to the person
-i- age commands
respect of youth, and even in the
bustle of the twentieth century a
lady always makes way for her
years.
Lovers should not make a
of themselves, of
entirely absorbed with
other as to neglect those
hose company they may be in.
Church Advertises in Newspaper
The Raleigh Baptist Tabernacle
church, of this city, as
one of the State's moat progressive
and aggressive religions bodies,
has inaugurated a new method of
reaching the people of Raleigh.
the inestimable
of newspaper advertising in secular
affairs, this baa decided to
adopt this means for the further-
of the Lord's work.
The of the Tabernacle has
contracted for a regular display
advertisement to appear in The
Raleigh Times each Saturday.
This dues not interfere with the
announcements of Sunday
set vices published in The Times.
The Baptist Tabernacle is probably
the first church in North Carolina
to run a regular display e-
in a newspaper, although It
Is common in some Northern cities.
Raleigh Times.
e Newspaper
An Alabama gives
wholesome advice when it
entering the printing office,
yon should advance to the door
and give three distinct raps, or
knock the door down. The devil
will attend to your alarm Yon
will give him your name,
address and number of years
yon are owing the paper. He will
admit yon. You will advance to
the center of room address
the manager with the following
the right
mind about two feet from the
body, with and index finger
clasping a bill, which drop into
the extended band of the manager,
who will hand and the
bill. After giving him the news
of your locality you will be per-
to with a receipt
an obligation properly
Good Company Coming.
The company,
which some of the State papers say
is the best repertoire
on the road, has a three
nights engagement Masonic
temple opera beginning on
the 22nd. This is the company
which Tom has
for putting on a play being an
infringement of the
First to Settle.
Today J. L. Sugg, agent the
Virginia Fire and Marine
Co., handed to II. A. Para-
more a check full
of carried that
company n his store in the
try that was burned In November.
is the first of Mr.
policies to be paid.
Don't Forget.
Let us remind our subscribers
over the to to
take a receipt REFLECTOR
home with them when they come
to court next week. Our is
just across the street from the
court house somebody will be
there to wait on you.
At the Residence of Mrs. A. B.
Ellington.
Reported for deflector.
On Tuesday evening 9th,
1906, the L Aid Society
the M. E. South, was in -t
delightfully entertained at the
home of Mr-. A. B. Ellington.
This being the annual reception
and time to elect officers, we re
stopped the merry con-
and laughter and
proceeded to business. joined
In suiting my God to
and after Scripture reading
and prayer the following officer
were elected for the year
President, Mrs. F. W. Clare.
1st Vice president, Mrs. C. T.
2nd Vice president, Mrs. A. B.
Ellington.
Secretary, Mas. J. L. Little.
Treasurer, Mrs. F. O.
After the business Mrs.
Arthur and Mrs. Carr read very
delightful selections which were
much enjoyed every present,
A contest then held the
attention of all, this being
from the Bible. It was very
interesting proved quite
Instructive to some us. Mrs.
won the a lovely
little book. The hostess then
served delicious refreshments alter
which we bade each other
night, voting this of the most
pleasant evenings in the history
oar society.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
tor
On Monday Jan.
Vivian Parker charmingly
entertained a number of her friends
at her home in of
her eighteenth birthday.
The guests were met by Miss
Ruth By who led them to the
dining hall where chocolate
served. were then ushered
into the parlor, met by Miss Addie
Bynum. where progressive whist
enjoyed, R. Floyd Bryant, the
successful player, walking off with
first honor, A. C. Monk second.
Mist Letha charming
them a few minutes
with choice musical selections.
The were very eloquently
presented by Henry Jackson.
Th i-e of her friends present were
C R. Townsend, Miss Ruth By-
A. E. Palmer, Miss Ada
A C. Monk. Miss Letha
Jackson, Miss
Lady Turnage; J. R. Davis, Miss
Rouse; R. Floyd Bryant,
Miss Lang; John Bynum,
Miss Joe
berry, Miss Addie Bynum; R. O.
Willie Barret, L. E. Vick,
J. H. with Miss
Agnes Moore.
As the clock chimed the hour of
twelve all reluctantly arose to
depart, having a most pleas-
ant evening.
to Miss Parker's
It needs no eulogy, it
commends
Farmville, N. C. 10th.
Will Appear Here.
The that
will appear here on the 22nd, in
were held up in Durham
by Rev. Dixon, for,
be claims, infringing on his play
The company
gave bond and will appear here as
advertised.
9.721,000 Bales.
The Government report,
issued this places the
n ii m In r of bales cotton ginned
up to Jan. 1st., at The
advanced points follow-
the report.
ALMOST A FIRE.
Residence Hat Narrow Escape.
A morning or two ago Mrs. J,
D. Dupree,
while about her work de-
a strong of smoke as
if something was burning. She
and in u of
the sleeping room, on door,
found a smothered fire among some
She put the fire
before damage was except
to It is thought the
fire caused by one of the
children throwing a pasteboard
box in the closet that had been
a I i hi t the stove.
It is fortunate that Mrs. Dupree
discovered the fire so soon, for a
little later her home might have
been in flames.
Col. Skinner's Reappointment.
Col. Harry Skinner, United
States Attorney for the Eastern
District of North is
congratulated by the Democratic
press receiving a
The colonel should feel
complimented, for aside from the
fact that factional lines sometimes
prevent the of nice things
the Democratic is more often
prevented by the the
office holders. The
was given to Col.
Skinner without the great ado that
is the pie-bunt in
Western North Carolina.
This is partly due to the fact
that there are fewer Republicans
the Eastern pact the State
and the prime of any
degree of intellect exceed-
small, but largely due, as
several of nor contemporaries have
well said, So the record Colonel
Skinner has made. This is a good
pointer for our office holders the
Republican clan.
Col. Skinner has a
Attorney and has adhered
strictly to the line of duty. This
is not upon hearsay
personal knowledge
of facts. Col. Skinner has many
friends in Wilmington who
welcome him whenever the
of the United States
Court or personal matters bring
him to this
Died.
Letha Belva, daughter of Ed
ward and Savage, was born
April 24th, 1904, and departed
this life December 30th, 1905,
making her stay on earth year,
eight months and six days.
Letha bad been ill for some time,
but on Thursday was taken worse
and died the Saturday following
A loving father and mother and
many kind friends did all they
could for her recovery, but a nigh-
power laid a strong hand on her
bore her soul peacefully away
to another world and left a lifeless
flower to bloom no more.
The funeral was held at Red
burial grounds December
31st at o'clock, p. m.
Bessie Sermons.
Worth Remembering.
A gentleman whose little
was painfully burned and the
injury quickly cured by the
of a simple home remedy,
dropped in to tell us about it with
the thought that it might lie of
interest to others and helpful in
case of a similar accident. He
says that lime and linseed oil were
mixed to the consistency of paste
and quickly applied to
and in a short while it
the and caused the
injury to cure rapidly.
PERSONAL MENTION
Of ThoM Going and Coming.
Wednesday, Jan. 10th.
W. J. Smith went to Bethel this
morning.
Chas. went up the road
this morning.
L. I. Moore went the road
Tuesday
J. K. Moore returned this morn-
from Norfolk.
R. A. Tyson went to Washing-
ton Tuesday evening.
S. J. Parham returned this morn-
from up the road.
Dr. J. E. Nobles to Win-
this morning.
W. H. went
this morning
W. H. Harrington returned this
morning from Norfolk.
Jesse returned this
morning from Norfolk.
Miss Marv Higgs
day evening from Kinston.
Miss returned Tues-
day evening from Philadelphia.
Prof. W. B. Dove returned
Tuesday evening from New York.
Mrs. Ii. A Forties and two
went to this morning
to visit relatives.
Dr. Skinner, of Ayden,;
came Tuesday evening the
Reflector returned
on
Thursday, Jan. 11th.
B R. of is in
town.
Zeno Moore went to Whitakers
this morning.
R. left Wednesday even-
for Washington.
Pro. W. H. returned
this morning Ayden.
L. M. Savage returned
day evening from Tarboro.
Miss Tyson went to Haiti
more this morning to visit
Miss Helen left this
morning for Raleigh to attend
Miss Jessie Lee Sugg returned
evening from Eliza-
Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Smith, of
Texas, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
R.
Miss Fannie Rollins, of
is visiting her sister, Mrs.
B. K. Whitehurst.
Mrs. Lillie Wilkins, of Sanford,
came Tuesday evening to visit
her brother, O. E. Harris.
Mrs. H. H- Moore went to Mat-
thews county, Virginie, this
morning t visit
Mrs. F. F. Edwards, of
son, came in Wednesday to visit
her brother, D. D. Overton.
Mrs. E. M. Williams, who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
W. F. Burch, left for her home
this morning.
Mrs. J. T. and daughter,
who have attending the
marriage, left
Wednesday for Parmele.
Miss Fannie Moore accompanied
them.
OVER THE STATE.
Happenings of Interest m North
Carolina.
Miss Kate sister of
Thomas of
died in that Monday.
The H. L. Crisp, at
Kinston, was a waged to the
fie Tuesday
night.
D. M. Murphy, aged years, a
Confederate veteran of Cabarrus
fell in the fire at his home
and was so badly a to cause his
death.
C. A. Peters, a white man of
Durham, has the
charge of assault, the
victim daughter.
At a meeting of the directors of
the Atlantic North Carolina
railroad, held in New Bern Mon-
day, a dividend of one per cent.
declared.
A distillery at was de-
by lire Tuesday morning.
The loss was with
firemen were
injured a tailing wall of the
building.
county boasts of a
young man, j ears of age, who
weighs pounds. As a joke
some friends filled his pantaloons
with corn and I hey the
held measured bushels.
NOT THE AM THE WAY.
It the money you spend in this
world
That the sum that
you pay
Hut the good get out of your
quota of coin;
It's not the amount, but the way
It isn't the time you devote to a task
That be it years or a day,
But what can you show, when your
labor is done;
It's not the amount, but the way
It isn't the number of pleasures that
count
In making life dreary or gay,
Hut how you enjoy ones
that you have;
It's not the amount, but the way
Nor is it the obstacles strewn in
your path
That matter. If you can but say;
spirit's
throw them
there's a will a
And thus it is, always, whatever may
be
The that's brought play;
It's how you at it, and not what
you do,
That counts; not tho deed, but the
way.
Business Man's
Hone.
Talk about horses, there is
one at the stable of R. L. Smith A
Co., for which. 93.000 is asked.
The animal is a beauty.
Per Cent of Men Drink.
A revenue officer makes the very
remarkable statement that
per the men in this state
take stimulants in come form or
other. He says the moonshiners
have far more friends and support
era is generally
among cultivated people and
readers, the
sheriffs in very few cases will
attempt to carry oat the Ward
law. fie says that even the
division deputies are Dot able to-
enforce the law, aid this
is why raiders are out front
the centers to the moon-
shine outfits. The revenue people
are naturally much interested see-
what will be done in enforcing
the Ward law, which they say will
result in a great increase in the
number of illicit distilleries. It is
said that are being
captured at the rate of one every
other day, say three per week.
i.
J.
SUCCESSORS TO
J. B. CO.
TO ANNOUNCE to their patrons and the public
generally that they are business at the
old stand and will to have all their old
customers give them a call. We shall continue to carry a
full stock of the best and newest merchandise Of
character, striving at all times to meet your needs in the
most satisfactory manner.
.-. has just been we find we
have too many Winter Goods in stock, for this reason we
will sell this entire line
LADIES AND CHILDREN'S FURS,
LADIES AND CHILDREN'S
WOOLEN DRESS GOODS
at greatly reduced prices means money
saving to those who take advantage of this opportunity.
With for a Happy New Year we are
Yours truly.
J. R. J. G.
it often as great M woman's, bat
Austin, the
publican, of I ml.
was when tie
i. I In the i ors to op
on his wife, for
he con
to try
wile then so sick, could
her Led. mid five
tailed to
her. Alter taking Electric Bitten,
he l cured, and can
now perform all her household
J. L.
Druggist.
NOTICE LAND SALE.
By virtue of decree made by D
Moore, Clerk Superior Pitt
on the day of December
1906, in a certain special proceeding
wherein Joseph Jones,
Mary Jones. Jim Jones and others are
ex-prate-1 will on Monday
the 16th day of January 1906, at
noon expose to public sale at
the Court House door In Pitt County
to the highest bidder for cash the fol-
lowing parcel of to wit-lying and
being in the County of Pitt and In Con-
Township, at the
line on the big ditch in the
white Held, thence running
up said bin ditch to Henry
line, thence bis lino to
thence with
line to B .-
line, e with the Jones and
hack to the
acres more Or less.
This sale is made for
This the 12th of December
F. C. Harding,
commissioner.
My Friend, This is Worth
Suppose You Stop
Isn't it
N. C. March 1903.
Mrs Joe pleas-
in hinting your Remedy
has entirely cured our little girl of
a very bad chub of which
covered a great part
She bad from
the nine she u three weeks old,
until she was nix years old. She
is now perfectly well and I feel
that I -peak too highly of
it She not a symptom of
it Respectfully,
J. COBB
Not Quite
How often you can get a
thing
nail or screw driver or
lacking. Have a good
tool box and be prepared for
emergencies. Our line of tools
Is all you could desire, and
we will see that your tool
box does not lack a single
useful article.
Of Course
You get Harness,
Horse Goods,
of-------
J. R,
Corey
HAS IT
OCCURRED TO
Mow Many People p,
Reach Without
e leaving your own off ice o
GREENVILLE. N. C.
To Publishers
and Printers
We have an entirely new
process, on which patents
are pending, whereby we
can reface old Brass Col
and Head Rules,
t. and thicker, and make
fully as good as now
and unsightly
or on the Dot-
I out.
PRICES
Column and Head
regular lengths each
L. S. and
Head Ruled inches in
and over per lb;
A sample of r-faced
Rule, full
will be cheerfully
sent on application.
A Telephone Line
IS A DOOR TO YOUR
NO TELEPHONE
It LOCKING
DOOR
Can You Afford It
LET OUR
TALK IT WITH YOU.
For Rates
APPLY TO
LOCAL MANAGER or
Home Telephone and
Company,
D. W.
m in
Groceries
And Provisions
Cotton Bagging and
Ties always on hand
Fresh Goods kept con-
In stock. Country
Produce Bought and Sold
D. W.
G R
North Carol in a.
Printers Supply Co
of
High Printing Material
X. Ninth Street.
SOUTHERN R. R. CO
Steamboat Service.
Steamer L. leave
Washington daily
at a. for Greenville; leaves.
Greenville daily
at m. for
at with
Norfolk Southern for
Philadelphia,
York, and all other
a Norfolk
ail We-l.
order
freight via Norfolk, care Norfolk
K. H.
Sailing to change
without notice.
J. J. CHERRY, Agent, Green-
ville, N. C.
H. C. General T. and
If. Agent, Norfolk. Va.
M. K. KING, V. P. G. M.
How Is
Is your pulse weak, too slow,
too fast, or does it skip a beat
Do you have shortness of
breath, weak or hungry spells,
or choking
spells, palpitation, fluttering,
pains around the heart, in side
and shoulder; or hurt when
lying on left side
If you have any of these
symptoms your heart is weak
or diseased, and cannot get
better without assistance.
Dr. Heart Cure
strengthens weak hearts, and
rarely ever fails to cure heart
Try it, and see how
quickly you will find relief.
January I took
down with and
and gradually grew worse. I tow
my family that my case
was .- . My neighbor and
en me up to die. My
limb and body were swollen to
larger than and
water had collected around my heart.
For at least three mum I had to alt
propped, up In bed to keep from
I sent for five bottles of Dr.
Heart Cure, and by the time I
had them all I was entirely
cured. I feel better than have for
twenty years, and I am able to do
any kind of work on my farm. My
attending physician told me that If ft
hadn't been for Dr. Heart Cur
I would now be In my
L. T. CURD. Ky.
Dr. Heart Cure la sold by
druggist, who will guarantee that
he first will benefit. If It falls
he will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
us
HISTORY IN ART.
Customs Ideas of Ancient Nations
Shown In Their Building.
Almost as much can be learned
about ancient tuitions from looking
at what they made or built as by
reading their writings and
For the kind of buildings that
any nation erected depended on
different geog-
building materials, religion
and government.
People in snowy Scotland, for in-
stance, needed very different build-
from those who lived in sunny
Italy. Some countries had forests
and built many wooden houses,
had great quarries so made
use of massive stone, and oilier
countries that had stone or
but had great beds of clay,
like ancient Syria, built their pal-
aces and temples of burned clay
made into bricks. People who lived
among the mountains or by the sea,
as did the people of Greece and
built differently from those who
lived on the level plains of Asia or
Africa. Some nations had many
and built temples for the kind
of worship that their particular re-
required. Christian nations
lavished their skill and money on
grand cathedrals, convents and
cloisters.
In countries where the ruler was
a despot great palaces were built by
slaves, but where there was no great
monarch, as in ancient Greece, there
were no grand private buildings, but
the finest work wan put into great
public buildings for the people.
Yes, if all the books and records
In the world were burned we should
still be able to trace the customs
and ideas of ancient nations by the
structures and works of art that
they have Ames Mead
In St. Nicholas.
A Gigantic Seaweed.
The of the seaweed family
and the largest known species of
marine algae bears the scientific
name of It occasionally
attains a length of feet and is
kept afloat on the ocean's surface on
account of being buoyed by bladder-
like enlargements the stem, which
arc filled with air. As the plant
grows older these bladder-
excrescences swell into great
retort shape cylinders six to seven
feet in length and between four and
five feet in diameter. Where this
plant grows in any considerable
quantity it becomes impossible for
small to pass through them
on account of the density of the
floating mass of vegetation. The
natives of tropical islands use the
bladder-like enlargements mentioned
for water vessels and for storing
away grain.
Relaxations.
mind frets for
says fl writer. men it
sufficient relief to take their pleas-
i u their own little tennis courts
or croquet lawn. Others, like Rich-
will .-all in the servants and
have n leaping match in the
or. like Mazarin, shut
them in a room and fly over
the chairs, sir Isaac used
to g. i recreation out of
Walking. The more active the mind
the greater the need for physical
Gladstone cut down
trees, and walked, and when
none of these occupations was open
to threw himself head
heels down a grass haul;. This feat
was eclipsed by the staid and orderly
member of the house of commons
who would solemnly throw a hack
as he walked home
i Hyde
kw
Know How It Be.
Mill of children
to fathom. In the
follow i for report
ed by was the boys i
real or affected lie had
In me his monthly school
report, eh made a poor allowing.
is very said
his father a he looked it over.
am all pleased with
know wouldn't an-
hoy.
teacher so, but she said the couldn't
change
; in Mouthed.
first you score n
hit with in . specialty F
Why.
the n u gazed with open moil .-
wonder before was half
through.
it
is seldom that an entire i
yawns a; run .
the Same.
In pleading before the of
lords one day Mr. Scott, afterward
happened to say in his
broad
English,
upon which one of the lords remark-
plain Scotch, you mean, Mr.
And prompt
instantly r
matter, in
sense, lord, that's the sum
in
REAL ESTATE IN GREENVILLE ISA
Safe Investment
Secure a Good Location while there is an opportunity to do so at
Reasonable Prices and on Easy Terms.
I have that splendid property, just east of the town limits in South Greenville, into convenient lots for home-seekers
and will sell them on easy terms. There is no better location for homes anywhere around Greenville. High elevation, level,
and convenient, being only a few minutes walk from the business part of town. This property is just outside the corporate
limits, yet those who reside there will have the benefit of the graded school, and be as near to the churches, and depot and
as are the people in many parts of the town, being only three hundred yards from Five Points, nice neighborhood
adjacent to the property. Talk it over with me and let me show you these desirable lots. No better time than NOW to buy.
Greenville will grow rapidly in the next few years and property will be higher. Catch the opportunity before it is too late.
Call on or address
SAM WHITE, Greenville, N. C.
COTTON SEED, MEAL AND HULLS.
FEED STUFFS.
I am the highest market seed
in any quantity.
I sell Cotton Meal in car lot or
less, Backed or to suit purchaser, or for Herd
at warehouse.
HAY, CORN, OATS. SHIP STUFF an J all
kinds of feed constantly on
of Golden Seed Oats to arrive, also White and Black
Red Proof Oats.
I have just had built a large warehouse near the depot
for this line.
will continue to carry a of rice Groceries at the
fame stand occupied by Johnston Bros.,
F. V- JOHNSTON.
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THE AMERICAN FARMER
THE DAILY REFLECTOR
The Strenuous or the
Simple
Trousers are made for either. No
life is too wear too hard
for them.
Dutches Trousers are the most strongly
made garment in the world
only re offering the Genuine
HOME
A cents a
button
RIP
There are piles of them on our counters in patterns
to suit all tastes at to
Frank Wilson,
The King Clothier.
OR
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American men and
men are going to keep with
tin-times and they are going to
take shortest cut which is
he Review of
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A leading magazine for IS years
With the recent ha of r
ship it has been ed. It is
far better in every et, and
aims to be in the Held.
Every year or so one
notable advance in the forward
movement among the many
This year Cos
I he Woman's Home
is for every member of
For bright,
cultured, home loving Ann
woman is an Ideal enter
and helper in a thousand
ways; but the
brothers and suns join j
perusal by the
eagerly turn to the pages
are written for them.
The American is the leading Agricultural paper of the country, and pet
to tanning, live stock and poultry raising. Every farmer should have it
you get all four of these papers with The Daily a vein- tor or all,
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in the post office at Greenville, N. C. as second matter,
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GREENVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA., FRIDAY. JAN.
What the Now York I If cotton continued lei I at a high
tarn he will give if j figure t- ere will likely be a
they is a plenty decrease in the acre
age year.
The President has praised th
Panama commission. Blurt
have some work going on
If the mud on our streets was
right kind there would be a plenty
to Operate several brick plants.
It might not be amiss early ill
the light to advise the
draw the line against
the politician.
The express companies have
decided to join in with the railroads
in abolishing the dead head
Toe telegraph companies will likely
come along next.
Greensboro should u feel
bad over having a is a
to the city We all
eve sores
We have faith enough in Green-
ville to believe Dickinson avenue
will be paved before the Panama
canal is
A San Francisco scientist has
that there is electricity
hi the brain of a bull We now see
why it a fellow s. for a bull
to butt him,
If the President could abolish the
offices in the South, as his wish to
do expresses there would be nothing
at all left down this way to hold
, , i
, i. are predicting things
i. . fay will happen in
need not get frightened in
advance, as it will be time enough
when the calamities come.
If the win out in the
fight for higher cotton they will he
boss of the situation hereafter. We
hope they will win. for being the
producers they have more right
than the other fellows to say what
the price shall he.
A go d night school in Greenville
would be an advantage to
men and boys who work during the
day. It would give opportunity for
an education to those who cannot
pan the time from labor to attend
school during the day.
While there is every indication
that the tobacco acreage in this
section will be decreased this year,
the firmer should think well be-
fore decide to increase the cut
ton unreal way to
keep up the price of the staple is to
keep down the of the T p. A
small flop of a high price
much than a Urge crop at a
low price
The Washington Messenger has
a new typesetting machine and
new press and the paper has greatly
improved. It does good work for
Washington and deserves
success.
The Raleigh News and Observer,
always taking readers by
prise and doing its If proud, on
Sunday published a series of letters
from various towns state
giving the progress of each during
the past year. From these letters
one can get a good idea of what
North Carolina is doing, and it is a
pleasure to note that the stale is go-
forward rapidly than ever
before.
Farming.
From Gov. Warfield's Message to
the Maryland Legislature.
last Legislature
the importance of the Jamestown
Exposition on the shores of Hampton
Roads, Va. which will begin on May
1907, by a joint
requesting the Governor to
appoint a commission of thirteen
members to represent the Stale and
to make suggestions concerning a
and proper representation
by Maryland
under this authority. I
have appointed a commission con
of thirteen representative
of the State.
i report that they
have a thorough inspection of
grounds and of the working
that they believe the
ii u to be an assured success, and
that it will a great
for the exhibition of Maryland V
patriotism, trade industry.
is closer to Virginia in
historical association and trade re-
than any other State.
the gateway of the South, we
have large interests at stake. This
exposition will not only
the three hundredth anniversary of
the first permanent of
people on the
American Continent, but will bring
together the people of the South as
has no other event in our history,
and bind them, if possible, closer
together.
is, therefore, eminently fitting
and proper that Maryland should
have an adequate building and an
exhibit of its historical, educational
and industrial achievements and
resources that will be creditable to
us all The Government of the
Island Prophet's Seven
Bets.
To the editor of the
Here are my predictions for the first
half of
There will not be more than nine
snowstorms this winter. The
of the winter will be mild.
of the Czar or
illustrious person in authority
of Russia will occur in April.
A general uprising in will
occur in April
The passing out from the mortal
of some personage in of-
position of D. C-.
will occur in April or May.
A destructive earthquake will
cur in India on June 1906.
A great will take place
in East on March or This
catastrophe is sure to happen.
An explosion in some large build-
with loss of life, may occur in
Mass , on March
This prediction is my best and
I am sure it will all be fulfilled.
Practical Astrologer and Clairvoyant.
Central Falls, January
celebrate New York Sun.
WE FIT ALL SIZES
Ono of pressing of
Greenville is a day electric cum lit
With the good municipal
plant hen the day current could be
installed without a large additional
expense for operation. With a
current available many small
tries that want power could readily
obtain it, and it would be the means
of creating more industries that
would help the town grow and
develop and increase the revenue of
the electric plant. need to
make the town grow encourage
every enterprise, even if it a
little more to start with.
The layman cat hardly realize the
ck of system that prevails on the
average farm. Drainage is little
thought of on the lowlands, crops
are rotated only as chance deter-
mines, and probably not. one farmer
in a hundred can tell what, enterprise
on his farm and under his conditions
is the most profitable. In no other
business it is likely that men can be
found with f or
investments who never
pretend to keep books of the
books are t-w of
ten kept in this
money in the bank; loss, money
borrowed. The Writer once argued
this question of keeping books with
a well-to do American farmer, who
concluded his argument by
saying. ain't all keeping
books, by a lung shot Truth lies
in the argument, but keeping books
is nut all there is to manufacturing
furniture or transporting freight,
and yet it must be a valuable
or it would have been discarded
years ago.
There are still thousands of farm-
in the middle West who do not
follow the markets, who rarely, if
ever stop to consider relation
between prices of feeds and price
of beef and pork. Hogs are fed
because there is money in bogs,
and many an operation on the farm
is done according to some
notion. The writer knows a
German western Minnesota
who has a beautiful, clean farm,
is evidently prosperous While
witching him d his hogs one
day, this conversation took
old are those
don't you sell
Well, don't like to sell a
hog until he weighs up good and
Further conversation re-
vealed the facts that corn was worth
forty-two cents per bushel and pork
lour dollars per hundred weight,
live weight. When asked if lite
pigs he was feeding were
enough to equal or exceed the value
of the corn, pay him for his
labor, he realized that each bushel
of corn had got to produce about
twelve pounds of to yield him
any profit. that his pigs
were not gaining the half of that
amount, he decided to sell both pigs
and corn. From us n
by
C. Parker, in inc. American Monthly
Review of Reviews for January.
United States has made a substantial
appropriation and the President has
deemed it of such importance as to
merit special reference in his mes-
sage to Congress. New York, Penn-
and New have de-
to participate, New York
having appropriated for a
building and exhibit and
Of all expositions
ever held in this country, it will be
of the largest direct and practical
importance lo
Renewed For immigrants.
It matters not a whit to
as, Sir, what your
nay be.
If your proportions are
abnormal East and West or
North and South you may
turn your footsteps toward
this store with full
of
North Carolina officials have set
on foot an effort to induce some of
the idle of
to in Caro
as farm laborers tenants.
of State J. Bryan Grimes
is in with- an-
agent North who is en the
eve for to
the work inducing
lion to-several Slates he will
sent and he is anxious to
North Carolina in-ilia list,
per capita for immigrants located
be the or by the-land
owners they, are He-
has written Secretary Grimes who
wrote a favorable answer today
took the up- with
of Agriculture Patterson who
though Secretary T. K. lb
been conducting an immigration
campaign for several months.
Raleigh Times.
BEING FITTED PERFECTLY
We'll fit you satisfactorily and at a reasonable
price. We tack on. no extra figures because we have
the Clothes you want. We have Suits at
to
The fabrics are neat and the Tailoring excellent, y,
SLIM, STOUT OR EXTRA LARGE
Never mind the size, for you'll find relief
Clothes troubles awaiting you here.
FRANK WILSON
THE KING CLOTHIER.
We beg leave to announce that we are
Wholesale and Retail
a, for -s
White Lead, Paints,
Colors, and and
country Ready nixed Paints.
There no line in the world better than
the Harrison line. It has behind it a
reputation for honorable wares and honorable
dealings. .
If you use the Harrison Paints you need
never worry quality.
We trust that you 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,
Pulley Bowen
New Shirt Waist Silks, Ladies Woolen Goods in
the latest styles and weaves. I
Boys and ant
Novelty Suits.
You want in-your shoes. Ultra shoes have just as
in them as any shoe, and our own design-
r are time tea I tar copied by
houses all over the country. Style is the consideration, but
if shoe does you wilt not buy it for the style alone.
The fitting qualities are is necessary to a shoo, and it
this the
Stands Preeminent
Oar pattern and last makers are undoubtedly the best in their re
trades.
Wear.
-FULL LINE OF SHOES-
Pulley Bowen,
THE HOME OF WOMAN'S FASHIONS
JOB PRINTING
Oil SPECIALTY
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
Banking and Trust
GREENVILLE, N. G.
close of business November 9th, 1905.
in i discount
Overdraft, 8,678.81
Bonds, 1,000.00
Furniture mid fixtures 8,415.61
Due from Dunks 85,000.33
Cash items
Gold Coin in
Cash 463.17
National bank notes
and IT Smites 0,408.00
Total
LI LIT
Capital stock paid in
Surplus
Undivided profits, 837.1
Bills payable 000.0
Time of deposit 16,808.7
Deposits 102,545.6
Duo to a- toilers 125.0
Cashiers ck 254.81
Total,
State of North Carolina, County of Pitt,
I, B. Cobb, Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly
swear that the above is true to the best of my knowledge
and belief. R. J. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to
me, day of 1905. I
C. CARP, Notary Public 11- A. WHITE
Directors.
DEPARTMENT
This department Is In J. H. FRY, who is authorized to rep-
resent the Eastern Reflector in Winterville and territory.
Just received by K. G. Chapman
Co., a car load of
they will sell very cheap.
arriving daily,
are all back, so
in hustle all the
Pi New students
and old ones
the W. H.
time.
Best for children at H.
L.
The to-o hook e now
open at the store of . G-
Let all come and pay
promptly. C. Smith, collector.
Our Hoe of fall and Winter,
goods are now in. See our lire be
fore yon boy. to please A.
W. Co.
Ed Tucker and Oscar Rollins
went to Greenville Saturday.
Another large shipment of shoes
all styles and sizes and prices very
reasonable. Barber
Co.
If it Rains or we are all
right for there are plenty of rub
coats, shoes, and boots, at A
W Ange Co
Miss Maggie i bas
been visiting Miss
returned home to
Monday evening.
For nice apples. candies,
and go to
H. L. Johnson's
Nice line of fresh groceries
ways on band Barber
A Co.
Any one In need of a good cart
one will last and render good
service just to see or write the
A. G. Cox
The progressive firm of R. G.
Chapman Co , is now taking
and preparing for new
year work.
If you expect to exchange your
seed for meal you can same time
White's Black spec-
. i k J
recommended for the human
family, fine for perfectly
balanced, sub-cutaneous
For sale by
B. T. Cox Bro.
Don't forget the nice furniture
at A W Ange Co
Rev. Mr, Stanfield, of Ayden,
will begin a protracted meeting
here next Sunday. He will be
assisted in this meeting by Rev.
Mr. Glenn, of Greensboro.
vices will be held each day at
and and All are
invited.
you have cotton ginned at
Pitt Co. Oil Mill.
For special prices beaters see
W. L House.
If you want your to look
nice and last take it to H. I.
Johnson who represents
steam laundry.
Try a bottle of Kid-
a sure cure for all Kid-
troubles at Harrington Barber
Co.
Guy Taylor, a member of
progressive
A second large of bate
and caps t season latest and
newest style at Barber
Trunks and at
ton Barber Co.
Shoes are arriving daily at A.
W. Ange Be sure to get
their prices before you buy else-
where.
Far in i implements of all kinds
at ring, Barber Co.
Charlie left last
Saturday morning for Norfolk,
where he entered a business col-
Charles is a bright
man, and bis many friends here
success in bis new
work.
If you want pants
go to A. W. Co. they
out at per cent off now.
Pitt Oil Co. will pay
highest price for seed cotton.
If you want a Tar Heel cart you
had better see about getting it at
once or A. G. Cox Mfg Co will
ship them elsewhere.
Rig line of hats and caps just
received, latest styles. Harrington.
A nice lot of hats and caps j
received at A. W. Ange Co.
They are nice be sure to see them
White's Colic and Kidney Cure, Taylor, went to Monday
the combination kidney medicine
for stock a sure colic cure. if you want some nice
at the for friends, you sure find
We have the best assortment of
stationary ever brought to Win-
B. T Cox Bro.
you want at Harrington
Co.
H. f, one of our
John David Smith has went to
a position as clerk with H. L.
Johnson, our leading
Another load of school desk were
shipped out of A. G.
yesterday.
All colors of paint, and yellow
Harrington Barber u Co.
Mr. Stanfield, of Ayden,
preached an excellent sermon in
Methodist church here Tues-
day night.
Don't be on bad Hour
when you can get at A W
Aug.- Co
Ni est cheapest line of,
ties Harrington Barber Co.
business.
G. G was in town
Monday talking piano.
Be sure to go to see nice lot
of new furniture A. W. Ange
Co. has just received before you
buy elsewhere.
When you want nice dress good
and lo watch go to A.
W Ange Co they have a nice as-
sort me
A new lot of iron bedsteads just
arrived at A. W. Ange ft Co
their stock baton you buy
A. W. Ange, our mer-
chant, went to Greenville Tuesday
Inf. national stock food for j evening business,
horses cattle at Harrington was a broad smile on the
Barber Co. of R, A, Stanley as he
Special prices on guns far the Into his pocket for am bale
next days N. L. House.
L,
of cotton which lie bad sold.
R G Chapman Co
Floor oil cloth at A W
Co see their stock before you buy.
line of
hunts and manufacturing for II. L.
Nice line of boys suits at H
Johnson's.
Quite a of drummers in
town this week doing business with
our men-
yards standard calicoes II. L. Johnson is
per yard, Harrington, Barber A for groceries.
New Buggy Shop-Old Industries
Encouraged--Electric Lights-
Glory of the Town is
its Schools.
To the
year of bas drought lo u
changes, still I
to lie able to that
is thoroughly in harmony
spirit of progress so general
State today. In all branches of
our there
More than a dozen new dwell-
have added and several
others are progress of building.
new shop for exclusive
manufacture of buggy soil
seats, and a whole block
of four handsome concrete sorts,
in one of which Bank
which has been
will be operated,
also just completed.
Many of our old
made extensive improve
Among these might be
mentioned the large shop recently
added by the A. U. Cox
Company to their already
mammoth plant, and new ma-
just put in by the
County Oil Company, which
doubles the capacity of their mill.
An electric light bas
also been formed and the town
and most of the dwellings are now
lighted by electricity.
I must also say a word for our
development.
Winterville High School which
has justly such a wide
Special Sale
On Pictures
And Chairs
I will make Special Prices on
Pictures and Chairs for one
week beginning
MONDAY THE IS.
Lasting until SATURDAY, the
23rd. All interested in
Pictures and Chairs call early
And Make Selections
Biggest Stock of in
Town to Select from
Yours
reputation for its excellent p-
Tooth and Harrow at line scholarship, and pro
Barber Co.
Prof. G. E. went to
Greenville Saturday evening.
If nave cotton to sell or
exchange or phone Pitt Co.
Oil company, their prices are
highest.
Special prices on guns for the
next days at A. W. it Co
make by
their cotton seed
at Pitt County Oil Co.
for
Co.
The Pitt, county Oil Co., are
still cotton and making
oil night and day.
Nice Holies at Harrington
Barber Co.
They have nice one cheap.
Go ti H. L. Johnson's for
be a nice, lot jut received,
hey are nice.
Nice frames
A. On.
Call II. L. and ex
line of Hosiery
Ladies and
A. Fair, Julia
and Nina of
den, were very pleasant in
town Sunday. hope they will
repeat it again.
.-i have just
received a new lot of Be
sine to see them and get his
before you buy
For bat i -I pint i Hi
L . -i
Kev. W. K of
one of his excellent
In the
here Monday night.
It. T. Cox . have a full line
of school paper, inks,
pea tablets, day books
ledger, account states,
chalk, crayon, school bigs
shawl Come and m-e what
they before bringing else-
where.
A full line drugs always on
at Harrington Barber A Co.
W, I-. House makes a specially
pipe titling.
Quite a large crowd from
attended at Reedy
Branch Holiday.
If you want a good pair of pant
go to A. V . Ange Co., and yen
get them cheap.
U. A Co. will sell
roll ii of ho cheap
. ii always
want winter
get one of tin.-.- good heaters at A.
W. a-c Cheap.
cloth at
Harrington Cu.
When town call to see me
inn a first livery feed and
ale . L. House.
Just received by it. O.
a car loud of salt. Be sure
to gel their prices at
Nice till waist patents cheap at
Harrington, Burlier Co.
Our meal I -s Pitt Co.
Oil
A new line of lists received
at H. C. Chapman's Co. Be
sure to see I hem yon buy
elsewhere.
John ell. of was
town Sunday.
Nice line groceries
always hand at II. I,. Johnson's.
II you a nice sewing ma-
chine cheap see A. W. o
they have ones.
Men's and youth's pants, all
es, at A-Co.
II. F. Manning Co., have been
taking and are ready
new year's work.
A new line of just re-
by It. G. Chapman A Co.
Smith, of Falkland, was
in town Sunday.
Be sure not to forget the
line a id iron bedsteads at
A. W. Ange Co.
Continual shipments of Buggy
seats being
by the A. Cox Mfg. Co.
It you want a good barrel of
you go see It.
C i. They only the best.
Go lo H. I., for nice
candies, apples and oranges.
A. W. Ange it Co. will sell you
so not keep
from buying if you only give
n call.
spirit, opened fall
term with per cent, of its entire
enrollment in the boarding patron-
age. While it already had two
large dormitories, one built at a
cost of and another at
It was found necessary to
erect another. This
done at a cost of
Elect tic lights been pat in
all buildings this year; also a
new piano has
chased for department,
books added to the library
and the reading room much
proved. It is tin- finest
work its history
Taken all together our people
have much lo be
ed, and we expect
greater improvement during the
year than in the past.
Yours very truly,
B. Mayor.
N. C, Jan.
News Observer.
A. H. Taft
NEXT DOOR TO
A Pro
good drop head
sewing machine go to A. W. Ange
Co. lot you get one there for
All farmers anticipating outs
and wheat he supplied with
mowers, rakes, and
at Harrington, Barbel Co.
A. W. Ange Co. have been
two those large
stow for some time, but they do
not seem to furnish the
room needed, so they are having a
platform built the of one
of these stores, In order to put
some of those nice mattresses mid
iron bed steads up higher, the
an we mean, not in price for they
are sold right when they
should be as every thing else Is
that they sell.
TO ALL.
OPPOSITE GREENVILLE BANKING TRUST
H. A. WHITE,
INSURANCE.
GREENVILLE N. C
UNDER NEW
MANAGE
UTTER
As Mr. Wilkinson will leave Greenville
on 18th to take charge our Tar
store, this store will be under new man-
On Wednesday January we
shall offer this entire of high Grade
Merchandise at New York cost Sale to last
only Ten days. We are not
but want to reduce stock. Millinery. Cloaks
and Overcoats will be offered at less than cost.
This fa the best Stock of high grade mer-
in Greenville, consisting of Ladies
Dress Goods Millinery, Shoes. Clothing. Over-
coats. Hats Trunks and Valises and Ladies
and Cloaks and Wraps.
No goods will be charged at cost and
nothing sent out On approval, but money re-
funded to all dissatisfied customers. Extend-
to one and all the of the
season. very happy New
Very Truly
CL
GREENVILLE, N. C.
HIS GRACE'S SUSPENDERS.
Run by
Autograph Was Secured.
Toward latter wan of the
Duke of Wellington lit ll
next to to coax or
die In- autograph of him., AH
the used in gel a
from him to loll, r- failed. Ho either
not answer them .-ill or
private n tan t. do
and thus the famous .-nature of
became rarity high-
pro d by collector.
of this Answer
tell- of lady had an
with I ho auto-
graph of of the great men
the day, but wanted of the
She mentioned her
distress to friend, a certain Mr. II.,
few day after he, her neat
surprise and pleasure, brought her
a r i the hand of the
of Waterloo. It ran
the Wellington
i a of
ii it
bad o. .; he not
I It the Duke of Wellington
brace.
This was a very odd document for
a album, hut its authenticity
undoubted, and it therefore
found the heal place in the
collection. The way in which
tin- linguist note was was
Mr. II. Idled one of the bank-,
court forms and signed it,
informing the duke that in winding
up the of Messrs. he
found on their hooks
the sum of M. due by his grace
for a air of braces, which he re-
quested the duke would immediately
pay or have Mr. ruse was
founded on pure fiction, but it
The Walsh Girl.
She came into the drawing room
visitors
you please, William Hughes
has come, lie says he has no
nil has sold his This ex-
information startled me
for a moment until I remembered
I had ordered a head and
an ox tongue of Hughes, tho local
butcher. Another Welsh maiden in
South Wales sent in a singular
i evening by my
maid. brought Griffith's
love, and she hoped my strange
were after their
Mrs. Griffith, near neighbor, had
called in the morning and bean told
by mo that expected relatives,
whom she had met, from Wanda-
worth that afternoon, o she had
sent polite inquiries, and as visitors
are in the Welsh language
ed strangers, the Welsh servant had.
for the benefit of English one.
translated it into people.
London Spectator.
HEALTH
INSURANCE
The man who Insure hit I If e Is
for his family.
The man who Insures his health
is wise both tor his family and
Yon may Insure health by guard-
it. It is worth guarding.
Ai the first attack of discs.
which generally approaches
through the LIVER and
Itself in innumerable way
TAKE
UR
M. BLOW, Manager and Authorized
, , AYDEN, N. C.
NOTICE TO
The Clerk of the Superior Court
of Pitt county, having is
of Administration to me, the under-
signed, on the of Dec. 1906, on
u.
ed, notice is hereby given to all per-
sons to estate to make
mediate payment to undersigned,
and to all creditors of said estate to
present their
l the and within
twelve months after the date of this
notice, or this notice will be plead in
bar recover v.
This the day of Dec.
Mrs. L. M.
Ashley Adm. on
M. I. A, Sugg Atty.
An Insect Curiosity Shop.
Properly considered, a beehive
is a wonderful chop, mid each
insect is a curiosity. The in-
habitant of hive are classed a-
drones, workers and queen. The
queen i- the mother of insert
in the hive, units she has been in-
stalled instead a queen who bus
died and the hive without
mistress. This queen bee is the
urn of the whole insect tribe as
far as e , i- concerned, often
depositing eggs a day for days
in succession during the meal pro-
season. The chief wonder
connected with tho worker bee is
the admirable manner in which his
body i; shaped and fitted with in-
or honey gathering
These natural instruments
of cups, combs, brushes, knives, fun
scrapers, etc., each of which it
worthy of n we. of careful and
painstaking a .
grade microscope.
Where the Bird
A city was invited
down to the country for day with
the Whatever his In
I finance, his shooting was not re-
markable for its accuracy, to the
great disgust of the man in attend-
whose tip was generally
lated by the size of the bug.
at last exclaimed the sports
man. the birds seem exception-
ally strong on the wing this
all of came the re-
mark. shot at the same
bird about a dozen times. a-fol-
you about,
me about Nonsense
Why should a bird do
came the reply,
I'm sure, unless
round you for London
The Uses of Fire Escapes.
One of the sett lenient workers
asked an east side lad what fire es-
Capes were intended for.
sleep promptly replied
the lad.
good to ripen to-
on, to dry clothes, to drop
cats off, to shoot beans down at do
guys on de street, to swear
at de cop from
But the settlement worker had
fled with uplifted hands. New
York Globe.
North Carolina I In
Pitt r
W A. and Mar F. Man
I. Ford. M. O. Blount and
wife Florence II. R While-
Jolly and Melissa
John White-
W. J. Teel. B. F. Ward and
wife Julia L. G. Ford, J. J.
It and wife Maggie arson,
It Baker and wife Baker
Whitehurst,
Against
C R and wife
A in. ii- A. M,
J K Bowers, w K Bowes,
Thomas H. Rowers. Me
B L and wife
S Jesse W Carson. Lot
Manning, k D Whitehurst W
M. C. Manning, K P. Mann-
U. O. Whitehurst, Me. G.
K. Ward, John Edmundson
Wade Williams. A J wile
Bettie J II Manning.
Moore, Carson, Harriett L
ward, John T Carson Jeannette L
N M wife Eli-
Hammond, w J James, G w
William Staton. w A
Matthews wife Sallie E. Mat-
thews, J. R. F C S T
Carson, Major Manning,
W O Manning. B F Manning. Carrie
Leon Davenport, Dav-
the minors with-
out guardian, Defendants.
Major who is a defendant in the
above entitled cause, will take notice
that a proceeding, entitled as
above, has been commenced in the Sup-
Court of Pitt County, before the
Clerk, to incorporate a Canal Com-
the said defendant will further
lake notice that he is to appear
before of the Superior Court
of Pitt County, at his office in Green-
ville, on day of February
answer the petition and complaint
which will deposited In the office of
the said Clark within ten days after the
And the said
ma t will also take notice, that if
lie mils to answer said petition and
e within time preserved
law. the will to the
Court the relief demanded in the
petition and complaint.
Given under my hand, lit office in
Greenville, on this the Mb day of Dec
Clerk Superior Ct of Pitt count v
Blew
January
SELLING
This is the month yon should buy. It
is the month we should sell. You should
buy because all lines in this store are re-
from to per cent.
We should sell because we should make
room for Spring and Summer goods yet to
come.
This opportunity is a mutual one and
we trust you will take advantage of the
many are now offering.
These prices will prevail until Feb. 1st.
C. S. FORBES,
THE MAN'S OUTFITTER. s
for Daily A full supply of Trunks.
MUM we take Telescopes, Grips, Satchels
pleasure in receiving Cases, at J. R. A Bro.
lions writing receipts for Lr.-, night in the
in arrears. have a list
who receive mail at
V office. We also
f job
rugs art squares are
t than the and
i,
L, went to Greenville
May.
Br specialties a-e. staple and
Fruits and
Dry Notions
for Wanamaker
town Clothing, wade t
measurement. for
which
ll also be called for and deliver-
free. Thanking you for past
and hoping to serve
In the future. F. G.
as. Maggie Waters, of
m. C, who has been visiting
father here and relatives In
let for her home
your buildings by
them with
County lead
line of colors, kept at J.
B-o.
Felt Mattress at Can-
Tyson, they bare the beet.
James of
Friday with his son.
u should see our line of lace
before buying J. B.
AYDEN.
ii-,
Manufacturing Establishments Are
Being Overrun With Orders.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
THE BANK OF FARMVILLE, FARMVILLE. N. C.
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS, NOV.
Loans 116.119.94 . , .
Overdrafts 1.928 M H
1.966.80
Due from Bunks
Cash Items 794.67
Gold coin 680.00
silver coin 1,332.22
Nut. notes 6,267.00
166,887.81
State of North Carolina, ,
County of Pitt.
paper roofing,
with long or short joints
at J. B. Smith Bro.
B. of Greenville
u tow-., Friday on business,
goods, Broad cloth,
Mohair, cashmere, albatross
trimmings, lining and white
at J B Smith Bro
Barber, of Winterville, was
Thursday.
I Bad steads, springs
and double, dining
wash stands
rs tables at J K Smith
Hornaday, of Greenville,
Sunday to bring his
Dora Hornaday, who had
borne on a
e have just received a ship-
of Queen shoes for
en. We that you see
m before buying, J. R. Torn
hours when was supposed nil
thing were calmly and peacefully
at Mat, the was broken
most heat trend piercing
shrieks from Mu con-
ducted by wife of John
colored. In short order
the police were upon the scene to
find John unmercifully and cruelly
whipping his wife. Ai resting
him Hid arousing the mayor f om
his pence fill slumber John was
trial, penalty ten dollars
and was imposed which be
P departed the of
the August a wiser and we
hope a man.
Old Fashion Hand-made Paw-
Paw Gum Bread Trays at J. K.
Bro.
Mm. W. J. baa been
visiting her son, W. C. Jackson.
See our line of ladies
J. R. Turnage.
Tyson invitee your
attention to car load of stoves
and heaters.
We your attention to our
line of harness, Cannon
and Tyson.
Wear Corliss Coon-Collars. for
cents. J, R.
Buy your furniture of Cannon
and Tyson, they have the beat and
cheapest.
Latest styles in cloaks wrap
pen for Misses and Ladies
also a nice line of Zephyr
tore at J. R. Smith Bro.
Cannon and Tyson have the
strongest line of dress goods
shoes in town.
I-
ii
W. k Co. are
pared for Their
this season is
Their clothing, fur-
goods, boots shoes and
bats. Their goods and
everything the ladies like is to situation
The material progress of Ayden
during has been gratifying to
lier the lines
and education
The real estate improvements
made a decided change in its
Fourteen additional
brick stores twenty odd dwell-
were built supply the ever-
increasing demand. Most all of
them are handsome, well built
especially the stores,
Which have plate glass fronts, with
few exceptions. The drug store of
Mr. Sauls, with its tiled
metal ceiling and full plate lass
front, is an honor any town.
The Odd Fellows Lodge, recently
finished and furnished, is one among
the handsomest halls in the
Several nice buildings are now in
course of construction, and nearly
all new buildings are far superior
in beauty and to those built
in recent years. The demand ex
the supply.
The several manufacturing
have overrun with
orders. The Ayden M. and
Co. have coming power and
to nearly double their present
capacity. The carriage factory is
busy all the time.
The Electric Light Company were
compelled to more than double their
capacity; every business and
the resiliences demanding lights
The large brick plant, although
doubling capacity, was unable to
supply the demand for brick for our
immediate section
Machinery has been bought, and
the building is about completed for
another wood working plant.
The value of lots and property
around town has advanced to
per cent, with a quick buyer for
anything offered.
The attendance at both the
Graded school the Free Will
Baptist Seminary, show a marked
increase over last naturally
the bank has shared, as well as as-
in this prosperity, as their
recent statement shows.
Just fifteen years old are we, and
in that time we have had only one
merchant to assign. The natural
-all f
lion and
Cannon went lo
i . 1st I as cat
me in l my
I the
her I be Him U
mono, M C
i -I. her Ii
ed in K.
if and
at he n I
y by win to
u y l-i the
have given me ibis
lad and assure , very
year will la- to please
J. K
Miss is
visiting Mis. W. K.
A Hue of crockery, class
ware, fancy lamps, and
at J R Smith Bro
K. lie,
u- a visit
We have the grocery
and
born Hint conduct the same
line of at the Same Store,
Wei-eke public to call and
lie. We will sell a, cheap
the cheapest and always the lie-t.
Give us a R. Williams
At auction here yesterday
, sold for
Hood cart and a
lair blind horse brought
Hart wife spent Sin-
day in with friends.
For apples, nun
tomatoes, ac, apply to K K.
a. On.
I,
Known m Garden I
in
By re th
of man
, on
by it j. i- i. ii.
Meadows in of
d i i .- I
will offer It sale to the Ii
. . cash at the i-i .
as Garden
u M the
M.
The follow tract of land, known
and designated as the Garden
beginning at a stake on the
margin of Neuse river, and
South vest poles to old
marked gum, the original corner of the
tract of land, then south west
poles along a Hue of old marked
trees to an old marked Pine one of the
original corners of the tract of land,
then North west along a line of
old marked trees to a light wood stake,
now the dividing line the lands
now or of the late John and said
tract of laud, then N.
the line of marked trees
line between said now or late
John and the said tract of land
poles to a gum, then north
east to the river, then down the river
beginning always save and ex-
so much of said tract of land as
is described in a deed from George Al
Edward Arnold, F. Arnold
and Caroline Arnold to ado
Arnold, recorded in the Register of
Deeds office of Craven county,
folios to which reference is made for
a more particular Also
saving and excepting that part of said
tract of land which was conveyed by
Edward Arnold and others to T J May
by deed registered in office of Register
of Deeds of Craven County boos
page and book ll
to which reference is made for
a more particular description.
Also three head of team, all the
harvested crops of corn, bay
cans, wagons, buggies, harness an I
all farming implements of every kind
and description to and used
he cultivation of said Spring Gar
den
Dated at New Bern, N. December
18th
E. H. Meadows.
Trustee.
I mi I I'm
In Superior Court,
i I;, t I. hi on
or Execution sale,
John K. Williams.
Ii ii directed to
Id.- ii i-- t from the Sup-
. -r e- f in above
muled will, on Monday, the
of J ii at o'clock m.
l in . hi on.- d or of county,
el highest to
all lbs right,
title and interest the said
Ii may
have had. in the following described
real estate to wit. Thai i of land
in Township known as the
Tyson on both
sides of the old adjoin-
the laud of Noah Thomas
Allen, Mary John
Lacy land
more or less, the tract I land
devised the will f the
Tyson to the child en of daughter
in Williams, the said
defendant being of his children
This Dec. . L. w,
STATEMENT.
and
dale and of the latest. To see is the conservatism of her
to be convinced. Give them a call the energy, push and
pride of her people, coupled with
I, J. R. Davis, Cashier of the above-named bank, do
the above statement is true to the best of
NOTICE
Ry virtue of the power of sale con-1
tallied in a certain deed in trust ex-
and delivered l
and Louisa Greene to J. L, Little
trustee the 2nd day of 1904
and duly recorded the Register of
Deeds Office of county North Car-
in page and upon
application of assignee of the
Greenville, the person entitled lo
money due under deed in
trust, the undersigned will expose lo
sale before the court house
door In Greenville for cash to the
high, st bidder, on Tuesday the 0th
day February. 1900, the following
real pro, lo wit a rd In-
In t certain lot in
town of on
at the
coiner lot mull or eighty-two
and running I northerly course with
said street eighty-live feet, thence
an course parallel Fourth
street one hundred
feet, ton line of lot number
a southerly course eighty-
live lo the North-east coiner
of lot number t hence
with the line of said lot number
one hundred and
feel to the beginning, containing
one-fourth -re more or lass, in i
known as a pail of lot number eighty-
one in the plan of the town or
and being the same
IO one , W, Ii.
Greens G, deed from
k. w. Leggett, 1800, and
recorded In the Deeds
in 11-5 page
to is hereby
made.
Said sale is to said
I. in This January 1906.
L. Trustee
Skinner A Ally's.
and belief.
Subscribed and sworn to be-
fore me, this 9th day of
J. V. JOHNSTON,
Notary Public.
J. R. DAVIS,
Correct--At
W. M. LANG,
W. J
R. L. DAVIS.
Direct
REWARD
A reward will be paid for in-
formation lo convict
my or s who leave gates
it do to gales or
fence around stock law
territory, or who tut fence so that
dogs and horses may Pass through.
J. B. Sec
Hardware.
For C Stoves Ranges,
Heaters Pumps, Am-
munition, One and Two Horse
Steel Plows, Heat Cutters and
In fact anything
in Hardware come to
H. L. CARR
TO CREDITORS NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having duly before the Having duly before
Superior Court Clerk of county Court Clerk cf Pitt count
as executrix of the and administrator of the estate of Jo
of Alfred Forbes, deceased, no- deceased, notice is he
is hereby to all persons in- given all persons indebted to th
to the estate make immediate to immediate payment t
to the and all undersigned, and all persons
parsons baring claims against said claims against said are not
estate must present the same to the I to present the the
undersigned for payment on or be , for payment before the 1st day old
fore Dee. or this 1906, r this I
be plead In bar of their recovery, plead in bar of their recovery.
This -v of This 1st day of
W. Ft. WHICH ARK.
the estate of Alfred Forbes of John F.
Tucker was here last
k- becomes officially
socially, his many friends here
always pleased to see him.
Calico and Gingham at cents
r yard, great white
summer goods, at J.
Smith Bro.
The Pitt county oil mill has
laced platform near the
tore of E. E. Co., and will
pleased to purchase cotton seed
cash or in trade.
We are shipments of
every day. Come to see
is if you J. R. n-
e.
has been considerable
of real estate in and
Ayden for the past week
r so. The high paid for
might lead one to thinK gold
Brines are in abundance.
Buy your trunks valise, satchels
suit CA--S from
Members of he various churches
ere prop during the to
union vices, alternately, in
he churches to offer
hanks to God for the blessings
if the past year pray for a
His goodness
coming year.
and
We have just received a large
shipment of goods. Come to
see us J. R. Turnage.
Again are we indebted to
Dr. M. M. Sauls for another
box of those cigars.
As we smoke the pleasure is not
more delightful than the
of which we know in great
part
Buy one of our Hawes
Hats. Sold a guarantee.
J. R. Turnage.
For a nice present boy a novel-
clock at J. W. Taylor's. It is
for any occasion.
For rugs, carpeting, mattings
and see our line J. R
Get the Cot cotton planter the
best on the market at J. R. Smith
Brr
If you want a good bbl. of flour
see us, we sell only the best.
number Board of
. days
SI ed miles
in
cal .-. in,;
NUMBER MEETINGS HELD
j.
NOTICE LAND
By virtue of a decree made by D.
C. Moore, Clerk Superior Court of
Pitt County, on the 12th day of
1905, In special proceed-
wherein Isaac Gardner and wife
Fannie M. Gardner, waiter Gardner
and wife Fannie Gardner, are
I will on Saturday, the
of January at
noon, expose to the lie sale the
Court House door Greenville, to the
highest for cash, the following parcel
of land to In Swift Creek
Township, county and beginning
on the O C line and runs to a
marked pine by the then a
alright line north west course to a
centered by a
black gum and a stamp,
then about a course with an greed
line made N T Cox and Smith
to said Smith's line then with said
line to the beginning corner,
with old line back to the beginning
acres more or less
and being the same land conveyed by
N T Cox to smith by deed
dated March --d
pears in the registers nines of Pin
in V page
will be made for Partition
This the 19th day of December, 1903.
F. C. Harding.
Commissioner.
Airmailed
on committee
mill-
W. H.
Handed
w miles
at
at 3.00
at
at
at
15.00
10.20
the general prosperity of the
try, and particularly section
have her splendid churches,
and her factories and
houses. and many beautiful and
comfortable homes, and while she
has steadily gone forward in times
of depression, we trust that the
values and high tide of
prosperity may continue for years to
G. Cox,
Ayden. X. C. Jan. 1906.
Raleigh News and Observer.
The Only Requisite
A Perfect Complexion
are your hands and a jar
Pompeian
Massage Cream
Soap takes dirt not
absorbs soap. There i nothing la
that U for if II remains, it
becomes an blocked.
impurity th
akin blackhead,, grease, the dirt, and
builds foundation and
must so.
Gentlewomen use it in place of lace powder.
Gentlemen use it alter
pat la
For Sale at
SAUL'S PHARMACY.
l. , at
Attended .
at
J. R.
For lot or
parcel of land in the town of
lots of J. F. Dixon
and William
two acres, which will
be sold on reasonable terms. See
or apply B. Ayden,
R. F. D. No. or see J. J.
is for
shoes.
Hay corn, oats, meal, hulls, lime
windows locks nails Cross
cut saws and mechanic tools at J
R Smith Bro
Owing ton hour late
services did not in the
Episcopal Sunday evening.
E. E. will do all they until o'clock. There was a
please you congregation present, how-
new line of heavy fancy ever, to hear Rev. W. E. Cox, the
pastor
carry
a full line meat, lard and can
goods. Don't buy before giving
ma trial. Lilly.
There were service in three
our churches It was a
pretty day large congregations
were out.
A of trunks, valises tel
grip-, satchel, hand ,
and suits at J R Smith A Bro
J. E Jones has opened a livery
stable on Lee street.
I always keep on hand a
feed sniff at lowest
prices Such us hay, oats, corn,
cotton seed meal and brand
and ship stuff. Frank Lilly.
Miss Brown, a teacher
in the school, Sat it r
day and Sunday with her parents
in Hamilton.
cars cotton seed,
will pay highest cash price, don't
sell seed until you see me.
F. Lilly.
E Co's new
market beef, fresh meats,
sage, fresh fish.
For carpenters grind atoms
I hemp rope and pulleys, at J. R-
Smith Bro.
Dr. Joseph Dixon,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Brick Block, Eat Railroad St.
Ayden, N. C.
J W
on committee
at
at
at M
S. M -1 i--
Attended i
miles
mi nil
at J
at w
at
mi
so
SID
J-
Total paid Board
Stat North I
I. of
board i for the afore-
tin-
i appeal upon i my
4th day of
Clerk Co. Com. Co.
iV. K. L. Caw.
Dentist.
Greenville, N. G.
OF
THE BANK OF AYDEN
N. C.-r
At the of business Nov. 19th, 1905.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts.
Furniture and Fixtures
Demand
Due from Banks,
Cash Bins, i I
Gold Com, t
Silver Coin, I I
National Bank notes and
other U. S. notes
Total,
61,716.71
Capital stock paid i n,
Surplus fund
Undivided profits less
expenses,
Dividends unpaid .
subject to check, 80,067.09
Cashier's
NOTICE EXECUTION SALE
State of North Carolina, I In the
County. r Court
G E. Harris vs Samuel Obey
virtue of an execution directed
to the mi from the superior
Court Pill in
id will, on Wednesday, the
I ill of January, at o'clock
M i door of said
lo for
to said ex all the
right, tine and interest which the said
defendant, has in the fol-
low . real estate to wit,
on the west side of
at the South east
net lot No. it feet from
as Ave. thence west
f.-. l thence So th feet
thence east parallel with line to
Avenue the as North with
side of
west
from I. w. Perkin's and wife Helen
S. Perkins Samuel Obey recorded in
book w pa
One other tract
Place on and
No. be-
the of and
Washington Avenue running with the
western avenue feet
South thence a westerly course parallel
with Washington ave. HO feel thence a
course parallel with
to av
an easterly course with Wash-
Ave See deed
of Perkin's and wife S. Per-
kins to Samuel Obey in Page
This Hi day of
Tucker Sheriff.
LAND HALE
By virtue of a the
court of made in a
Special therein
pending, M. Williams and
others versus Lewis Williams and
we will on
MONDAY, January
before the court house door Green-
ville, at sale to the highest
bidder certain tract or parcel of
land in Greenville township,
Pitt county end two miles ho
town of Greenville, on the road lead-
from said to the of
bounded on by
the lands of Jesse l Mine, on the
j south the of Mary Allan, on
the west by the lands of warren Cher-
and others, containing sixty-seven
acres more or being the
lands formerly by Jackson
deceased.
Also one other parcel of land eon-
II inns more or less i u School
Branch, which contain- marl deposit.
Terms of One third cash
the In two equal
to he paid in one and two year., respect-
the deferred payments bear
Interest, payable annually, from
of deed, and to secured by
upon land. This December
5th,
I. A.
L. Blow,
Commissioners
Total.
STATE OF NORTH
COUNTY OF PITT,
I J R Smith, Cashier f the bank, do solemnly swear
the above statement is true . the beet of my know and
lief.
and sworn to before
this 19th Jay of N-w
STANCIL HODGES.
Notary Public
J. R. SMITH, Cashier.
J. R. SMITH,
JOSEPH DIXON,
R. C. CANNON.
Son Lost Mother
runs in our
it I
write. . ii. Reid,
Me. For the past live years,
however, on the of
a t cold or cold, have taken
Dr. King's Few Discovery for con
b has saved me
from lung His
mother's death was loss for
Mr. Reid, but he that
trouble must not lie neglected,
and how to it. Quickest re
lief and cure for coughs colds
Price guaranteed at
J. L. Trial
bottle free.
av
m-m
ITEMS.
1906.
Mis Annie returned
t- after
the holidays with her
parent.
Little Miss Glenn Brooks, of
spent Saturday bun
day with sister, Miss May.
Hattie Kittrell and
Chapman, of Winterville,
Rollins, of
Dent Saturday night with Miss
Edd Beaman. of Snow
Saturday Sunday in
Albert Allen was in the neigh-
Saturday evening.
The party at
was quite a success.
They raised
Q lite a Dumber friends at-
tended at Branch
Sunday.
D. W. was in the
hood yesterday.
E E. was to
last week on account of
the death of his brother in law.
A Splendid Ad.
A splendid example of young
North Carolina has
shown at the A. and M. College by
a young cadet from
This is Mr H. Gaddy, who had
woo a free in the Col-
Recently some property was
left to him, and on receiving it
Mr. gave up the scholarship
and donated to the loan fund a
sum of money equal to that b
he had received use of the
scholarship. It was a
and splendid
and Observer.
men each
county to represent and advertise
Hardware Department, put out
samples of our goods, etc. Travel-
or Office Manager.
Salary per month cash
weekly, with all expenses paid in
advance. We furnish everything.
The Columbia House,
Dept. Bldg.
Chicago, III.
Sell your cotton seed while they
are to M.
Stayed or Stolen.
One cow tailed, red brindle
color, marked crop and slit in right
ear, left ear unmarked. Any in-
formation leading to recovery of
the cow will be rewarded.
J. A. Briley,
R. F. D. No Greenville,
Since purchasing the interest of W. H.
Ricks in this business I have decided to
add another line. Therefore I want to
reduce my present stock of Groceries to
about one half.
In order to do this we offer for CASH,
for days, my entire stock of high grade
CANNED GOODS, BREAKFAST CEREALS,
HEALTH FOODS, NUTS, CANDIES, CHINA
WARE, PICKLES, ALSO MIXED PICKLES
Etc., AT COST.
Thanking all for a liberal patronage
during the past year and especially during
the Xmas trade.
I am your friend,
JNO. H- RICKS-
I Horses and Mules
Winslow Mills.
The time being at hand when yon will want some horses
I or mules to meet your needs the coming season we solicit your
patronage.
We have SALE STABLES at Greenville and Ayden where
we will carry a full stock of GOOD HORSES and MULES
B during the entire season. Come to see us and we will show you
I that it is a saving for you to trade with us, for we get our
stock direct from the stock farms, thereby you the prof-
I its the middle dealers have to make and which you save
E by buying from us. It would not take much of your time
I to pay us a visit 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 we can make it benefit you
for so doing. We are prepared to suit your needs and what is
more we guarantee
Winslow Mills,
Hones and Mules. Sales Stables. and Greenville.
J. P. KING'S
I Livery, Sale Feed Stables
Near Five Greenville, N. C.
FIST CLASS TEAMS for pleasure drives, or to pas
to nearby points.
Good Drive and Work Horses and Mules for 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 buggy
properly cared for, put up at my stables.
STABLES
1906.
We wish to extend to all our
customers and friends very best wishes for a
happy and prosperous NEW TEAR together with
our sincere appreciation if their liberal patron-
age during the past season, which we shall endeavor to
We are now making n for the biggest year's business any firm in Eastern North Carolina has
ever known. Leather, Cotton are advancing rapidly, therefore for the protection of our
we are placing large orders as far in advance as the factories will accept them. .
Our after Christmas clearing and stock adjusting sale will commence with the New Tear. The holiday
rushing has with broken lots, odd sizes and season goods such as the economical shopper is always on
the These goods will be sacrificed during this Great Clearance Sale and the prices will reach
the lowest limit.
T.
Store-
THE EASTERN
J. WHICHARD. Editor and Owner
and Friday.
ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE
VOL No.
GREENVILLE. PITT COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA. TUESDAY. JANUARY 1906.
No.
SCHOOL BURNED.
Building And Contents Entirely
Destroyed
About night
the building,
located about miles from
was fin-, including
all fun nine and library.
How the fire is mys-
tery, as the roof building
was falling in when
by people of the neighborhood,
Nothing whatever could be saved
from the building. The school
had dismissed at the hour
Friday afternoon, and the in
the heater not
ed since no m it wan not thought
any fire was left in bull liar.
The bad about
the best rural school building in
the costing lb-ma 81.000,
was well equipped and bad a
splendid library. I
is a serious loss. Messrs. L. J.
Chapman and J. P two
of the trustee, came Greenville
morning train to consult
with County Superintendent- W.
H. about the matter, and
the latter tell- that immediate
arrangements will be made for
school to continue until build-
can be replaced. The school
has pupil in pride of
all that
A HARD JOB
Yes, And We'll All See It When
Done.
A man ho loves a joke and
always has an answer ready for the
over got a chance to
put in some of bis work yesterday
and came in to let us help him
laugh over It, The joker happen-
ed to be oil corner
while civil engineers ware taking
levels on the street near lbs -court
house. One of the
-all came and asked
are those fellows over there going
to do to court
they are going to move it back
fifteen feet further from the street
to make room for
railroad to come was
the reply he got.
fellow went on believing it.
but added as he took a further
look at the temple of
bet its a light bard job to move
THE GOLDEN AGE.
FREIGHT TRAIN WRECK.
Greenville Man Among the Pas.
senders.
On Monday afternoon there was
a wreck the freight train
Plymouth branch of the Atlantic
Coast Line. The wreck occurred
about two miles
and war caused by the box car
-t in front of the coach jumping
the track This car was consider-
ably and the track was
torn up for distance. Several
passengers were in coach and
they had a narrow escape. Mr.
E. II. Shell i,, of
among the passengers and sustain
ed a slight Injury foot.
For The Borrower.
There are many people in the
borrowing class who ought to be
to
It la to say the do not
the i t reads It
who can lay on it, and will
send all the neighborhood but
gut it. With the
costing a copy it is
really cheaper to be a subscriber
a borrower. Beside this, if
every borrower was a
you have no idea ho much more
the paper could improved
Think over this, Mr.
come get your name our sub-
list.
A Magazine That All Should Have
The Golden Age is a new
designed to interest
and at the tame time instruct them.
published in New York it
is North Carolina
I is North character is
shown in the personnel of pub-
company, and some
the contributors to the magazine.
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY.
All the officers of Junior
Publishing, the proprietor and
publisher of The Golden Age, are,
with one exception, originally
North
Jno. H.
of New York City schools.
Vice President, David F. St.
Clair, originally Moore county,
at one time of the Charlotte
Chronicle, and later of Success
New York.
Logan D Howell,
once superintendent of schools at
Tarboro, later at Goldsboro,
afterwards at Raleigh.
Secretary, Frank C. Mebane,
f of county.
These, with Davis, for-
of are the
tors of the company.
The Golden Age is edited by
Logan D. Howell. Among the
contributors during 1906 will
Ex-Governor
Lieutenant-Governor Winston.
President Poteat, Wake Forest
College.
Professor the
of Trinity Col-
Professor of the
and Mechanical College.
Superintendent Blair, of
on.
THE NUMBER.
The first number bus just
published. It presents the most
attractive of all the
holiday containing
many articles of especial
to North Carolinians.
The is ornamented with a
picture id three colors, the birth
of Jesus. This picture is the work
of Miss Caroline Fulghum,
Goldsboro graded school.
The whole appearance of The
Golden Age is handsome and
to a degree. It is liberally
illustrated, and with pictures
appeal to children.
THE OF AND
An attractive feature of The
Golden Age is the amateur depart-
stories written and illus-
by school boys and girls.
The editor invites the
artists to contribute to
this department.
stones may be true
of the writer has
seen done, or a description of
some thin,;, place, or
person, or they may be fiction.
But everything must be original;
no reproductions are wanted.
The pictures may be either
drawings or photographs any-
thing interesting
The Golden Age i the best
present c, I to a boy
or
is of value to teachers in
it supplies material
work in literature, English
cm position, history, geography,
nature, music civics.
TUB
Price a year; cents a
copy. Miss Ophelia Howell, of
Goldsboro, is now in Greenville
canvassing for Tho Golden age
and will be glad to take your or-
FIRE IN AYDEN SUNDAY MORNING
FIVE STORES AND LARGE QUANTITY OF GOODS
DESTROYED.
MENTION.
LOSS REACHES ONLY ABOUT ONE-THIRD INSURED
A Handsome Brick Block Will
Take Place of The Burned
Buildings.
N. C. Jan.
Saturday night, or rather early
Sunday morning,
of o'clock fire was
discovered issuing from the store
of W. Tyson on Main street.
The alarm was promptly given and
oar were as equally
prompt to respond to call.
Heroic efforts were made to sub-
due flames, but not until the
store of W. C. Jackson Co.,
W. Tyson, P. Cannon, col., J.
If. Tripp Bro. and Horton
b restaurant of
A. Horton, W. H. Dew barber
shop and a pressing establishment
were consumed.
large stores on South side of
Street occupied by Bros,
and J. J. Edwards Son barely
escaped. The residence
of J. J. Edwards on Le street was
at all times in danger,
and it was by only the most
for congratulation. All
seemed vie with the other,
white and colored, alike, in I hail
I hen duty. Till- is
indeed a magnanimous people and
we are triad our home is among
i m; i in- manly courage die-
played Sunday morning proves
brave as
The of fire is unknown
but supposed to from fire left
a stove the previous
As near as we can ascertain
following are losses
J. K. Smith, two stores
insurance
Zeno Lyon, two stores
insurance
J. F. store
insurance
W. C. Jackson Co., stock
f insurance
W. Tyson, stock
P. Cannon, colored, stock
no insurance.
J. II. Tripp A Bro., damage
no insurance.
W. H. Dew, barber, damage
efforts that these, and other no in-u ranee.
were saved. Every
worked, and worked faithfully. 92.000; insurance
We do not think too credit damage
can be given C. A. Fair Bob fully
Morton, colored. They were J. J. Edwards Son, damage
thickest of the where
the fire was hottest they Mrs. Smith's store,
could be. found and the la-l There were other damage in
to leave the scene triumphant a moving stock which we cannot
duty nobly performed a victory obtain.
magnificently achieved. The district will be at
Without any means at com once replaced with a
with which fight our people brick
SUPERIOR COURT
Beginning of January Term.
The January Term of
Court convened this
ii g Judge B. K. Long, of
Statesville, presiding Solicitor
L. I. Moore representing the State.
call for the
term every man summoned ans-
to his name and while some
excuses were asked An they were
only for business reasons were
not granted.
The grand jury is composed if
the C. D.
foreman, A G Cox, If E. Hi is, J
W Brooks, V J J Buck,
Peter Fleming,
C K Hardy, C U
J T Hart, J H Edwards, J F-
Harrington, Sic O K
W Smith, J B Nelson, W E
tor.
W. H, Smith is officer the
grand jury and L. W.
in bis charge to grand Jury
Judge I. occupied about
a hall, it was
from most charges heard in the
court, dealing so much with
of crimes on which
jurors are already more or
informed, but u the
expressed it, moralizing, and In-
was an intellectual
and contained a fund of id
logic.
Judge Long began bis charge
with a historical of the
grand jury first having its
the reign of King Henry VII in
eight years ago,
bow from it our present
system had devolved and become
embodied in first American
to the duties of the grand jurors,
absolute independence in
authority and bow their
should be guarded with
There were many good things
said by Long to space
does not permit reference today,
but will be said them
later.
The court begins with about
cases the docket, and with
new cases that will be passed on
by toe grand jury the outlook is
for a very busy term.
Dog Save Freezing Matter.
Danbury, Jan. ll
Covering unconscious form of
its master, John Dunn, u New
Mi I ford farmer, with body
and fur, a huge St.
Bernard dog, saved man from
death by freezing. Dunn started
to walk from New Mil-
lord village to his borne in the
Lying in the snow on a two
miles outside village, a
mail curler found him unconscious
and nearly dead from the cold.
Aeries h's b lay his dog, vainly
licking at its master's face in
effort to arouse bin, Dunn will
recover.
District Agency.
In the large
amount of business he secured in
this territory, , lie Greensboro Life
Insurance Company has appointed
II. A. White district Tin-
district assigned embraces the
counties of Pitt, Martin, Greene,
and Craven. Mr.
is one of the best agent s in Eastern
North Carolina and the man has
to hustle who can keep any when-
this he referred near j insurance.
Of Those Going and Coming.
K. Greene went to Ayden this
morning.
Frank left this morning
for Plymouth.
J. H. went to Ayden
night.
J. Mooring went to Bethel
Sunday morning.
O. L, went to Lexington,
Ky,, this morning.
Prof. W. B. went to Co
C, today.
T. W. returned from
Bethel Sunday night.
Lee Stewart came in Saturday
evening to visit relatives.
Miss Dora Ho mad returned
to Ayden Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. House went
m House's Station Saturday even,
G Biker Saturday
evening to spend a few with
his wife.
Mrs. J. S. Barr, of Kinston,
in Sunday to visit
relatives.
U. S. I. A.
who has been confined at home for
a was out today.
Prof. W H. R went to
evening and
returned this morning.
Mrs. E of Washing
ton, cam in Saturday evening
lo visit Mr-. A. J. Griffin.
Miss Blanche of Bethel,
who has la-en visiting Miss
left Saturday evening.
Mrs, Lillie of
who ha visiting the family
of G. E. Harris, this morning.
Mrs. of
have been visiting Mrs. P. M.
Johnson, returned to her home
morning.
Berth i of Hen-
who has been visiting
Miss left
day evening.
SILVER WEDDING.
Grand Lode Officer,
At the meeting of Grand
Lodge of Masons in Raleigh the
officers were elected
next
Francis D. Winston,
Grand Master.
S. M. Hillsboro, Deputy
Grand
R. X.
Senior Grand Warden.
W. B.
Grand Warden.
Leo D. Hi- u Raleigh, Grand
Treasurer.
John Drewry,
Secretary,
The other officers
pointed by the Grand Master.
These
Chaplain, Rev. F. N.
Skinner, Clinton.
Grand Lecturer, B. W. Hatcher,
Liberty.
Senior Grand Deacon, Dr. F. M
Winchester, Charlotte.
Junior Grand Deacon, J. T.
Alderman. Henderson.
Grand F. P. Hobgood.
Jr., Greensboro.
Grand Sword Bearer, J. It.
City.
Grand M. D. Kins-
land,
Grand George
Winston Salem; Dr. J. C,
Braswell,
Grand Tyler, It. H. Bradley,
Raleigh.
Auditor, W. Primrose,
Custodian, N. Boyce, Gas-
I Marshall
Hay wood, Raleigh.
Mr. and Mrs. Celebrates
Twenty-r Anniversary.
Twenty-five years seems but a
short time when n y t-m
yet it is not many couples whom
time permits to me so to-
in To Mr.
Mrs. V
came this fort,,,,,.,
Saturday night, i
home celebrated
the 26th anniversary of their mar-
With them in this
were four generations of
the M, A
mother of Mrs. their sou,
Mr. R. B. and of
Washington, latter's 15-
months-old daughter,
The celebration was
many friends who called to extend
express wishes
fir many more happy years.
guests were in Hit
by W B. who
one of bride's of
year-, ago.
ball was beautifully decorated
with potted
In the parlor, which was decor-
In while and green, Mr. and
Mr. beneath arch
in the color scheme
dates, Id
diver letters I heir left to as-
W in receiving were Mr. and Mrs.
R B Washington, and
right two other children,
Frank Lowell, Plymouth,
Miss Lee Mrs.
wore a mo-t
trimmed in
silver and white, and held a
sacred
and ferns.
The room was banked
with holly and potted plants. Id
were the presents,
and pretty, nearly all of
them being silver.
At dining room the guests
were by Mrs M. D.
and were re-
by M. M.
Nelson, Nana Brown, Lola Cleve
The
of this loom were r-d and green,
on the table wore twenty-five
burning tapers emblematic of the
The celebration closed at
and proved not only a
pleasant occasion in the lives of
Mr. Mrs but also in
Greenville's social events.
B.-sides already mentioned
a Mrs, Claude
Jordan, Washington, sister of
Mr. was guests.
It Took Him Aback
It was the sweet scene of
j in the conservatory, the
beauty of the young girl's hair
the he
had hi any
as
I rested the shadow b a
palm he proposed to the
cannot she said.
am no of
laid he.
It is it is Aid
-he
are an he said
no you are said
the young gill. am vain, idle,
silly, utterly unfit to be your help
mate through
He laughed lightly. He
said in a soothing voice.
this is sheer madness.
What sort of a wife do you think
I ought to
very wise, deliberate,
able to live on your small
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