Eastern Reflector

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II. I THINGS THAT COUNT. The Other to be How us to think help there i in a . fee when in a spirit friendship Or in a word spoken in a way l-en in glance bestowed upon a weak dial brother and i g with all the messing in yours the unexpressed, of good The majority of mankind today ask do for bod, not for raiment, but for sympathy Ah yon alone the street you meet a man whose that he has had some misfortune cast upon bis life. You Beet such men day, on tin Street, in your even at y. i borne. They are tic and and distrust the world, Their spirits are at low ebb and they need to be inoculated with c Again, there are others per chance are in some vocation which does not measure up to their They are discouraged. look around at i he lives of other men, apparently successful, and the dissatisfaction at their own condition increases. That dissatisfaction of- ten them to efforts, but unfortunately it room often means lost hope and blasted have some one on tic and say, of good To say to a weak brother some little word, of often will make him S moral giant and assist him to rise above his ties and hie He needs words of strength- He needs the hearty handclasp, the hand upon the reassuring smile. What a chanced world this would he if each one of us would watch for just these little opportunities for rood. Humanity is in con- need of help, and in spite of the fact that we are living in pros- times there are men every- where about us craving for support sympathy and comfort. Do you give THE SADDEST WORD. Of all sad tongue or leave ibis to basin and she tells you then line is boa Job never hid to stand this thing His patience would have taken wing, I . some girl heard sing line is Oh, yes; the telephone is great With your beat girl to If you have make you wait The line is If the line's as .-is they say. It must be working night and day. How to me those tiny say line is I wrote one Hello Girl The read a line on She In then, too lice is Montgomery Advertiser. CHANCES FOR BOYS. Field is Not Overcrowded in Our Own Country. The boy of today has little t. fear that the is becoming overcrowded in our own county. It is just being opened. It is the young men who are just begin- to think what a wonderful world this is, to study well the achievements of the past and to in what manner they are to be proved. did the world ca more insistently, for men with energy and purpose men trained to do some on today. every year that cry grows insistent, But the times demand men of large, liberal, energetic minds, and the man who insists on doing business in the old fashioned humdrum way is as much behind the procession- as is the man insists on traveling with an ox team instead of by Journal. J. F. KING'S Livery, Sale g Feed Stables Near Five Greenville, N. C. CLASS TEAMS for pleasure drives, or to pas- to nearby Good Drive and Work Horses and Mules for I In large numbers and can as low as any dealer, either fr Cash or n Time. When yon are in town and want your horse and baggy properly care for, put up at my stables. Goods A You Will Talk About For Many Years to Come. BIG VALUES Best Calico Checked A Big s Light and Dark Colors Best A. F. C hams 1800 Best Sea Island inch A Big Cloth for Suit A Full f Mens Linen Coll In HOSIERY Ladies Mixed Hose Extra Heavy Fast Black i l II Lisle Thread doz Misses and Boys Ribbed Hose Wise buyers, Come early. This Sale embraces every de in this Store. For a number of days have been receiving aid assorting upon cases of New Spring Goods Arranging Stock to place ourselves ready for days of Selling. We can't, begin to tell of all the goods which we are going sell so remarkably w. WHITE GOODS. We are prepared, offer values which we know where you will, con pure early and h-.-ivy pun-haying, t will not be duplicated. Look rice with boil here. GENT'S WEAR inch While Lawn is now going f p rial price Pique sale price plain and welted Piques COMFORTS out all up to 1.09 at the small juice of Closing all up to 19.00 at the small price of Wide White j this 2- Yard Wide Heavy Flannel to Yard Wide Best Grade Bleach j now BLANKETS A Few more Extra Size Bed Blankets New Wool Blankets Bought Before the Advance at Your Own Price CORSETS. A Good Heavy Jean et hooks reeds Steal, in white only Medium Length Corset with Lace Trimmed good quality of Hose Supporters attached A Beautifully Made Corset Trimmed with Fine Lane, Regular 1.25 value now going at GLOVE, GLOVES In all Styles and Colors, Plenty to Select Fro-n 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 CASK, for days, my entire stock of high 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, can Furnish from Top to Bottom and You Right JNO. K. RICKS- CLOTHING. CLOTHING. Special Prices in Men's, Youths and Boys Clothing HATS HATS HATS At Your Own Price. Work Driving Golf Fine Dressed and Kid Gloves 1.37 for Men Women and Children It Will Pay You to Visit our Millinery Department Store Greenville, North i y THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. D. J. Editor and Owner. and Friday. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN No. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA TUESDAY. JANUARY 1906. No. A FARMVILLE OFFICER MURDERED. CONSTABLE W. J. SHOT WHILE ABOUT TO SERVE WARRANT. SUPERIOR COURT. List of the Cases Tried. SMALL FIRE. At Greenville Limber Cos. Plant. One Negro Arrested for Crime and One Escaped, Do Good Work. of cut Mr. Cast's ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION. MERCHANT SHOT AT THROUGH STORE WINDOW. Constable W. J. Farmville, was Saturday night in the per- of his duties. Lovitt stable of Farm- ville three week, haying by the the Hist month to succeed K Belcher resigned. about ml Smith started a to their distant. i. ached cross roads, nor quilt i urines foot in tat toad, to gel out of told to way a they were foot, U told him , as the and killed with a knife. Messrs. Case and Smith back lo for the a. m lo be and while a ore warrant for aid limed, which wen placed in hands of Constable The officer, by C C Joyner and Mr. started out to About a mile bey where the Miles trouble Charles larceny, guilty, sentenced eight months in jail A morning work on roads, lo another the of ville I nm- Co. A Negro Frail Young and Sentenced was d. j South if Maw a Wednesday I. by returned a bill for murder; g mi in company's against Will Kittrell for rear factory. The George on 24th hands the factory to December. with and put fin jury also a out damage true bill f burglary don lo building. Donald, who broke the H. house of Lizzie the drive horse in stable and of Dec. 22nd. ; was by The store for sometime the it bad to beard making threats. to -u road. I be out of stable. Staton, Andre Hester town not down tn the to but lire as about m to Seven Years in for the Act. Mr. C. l. Tunstall on avenue, near pot. y night i Young went in the him Mi. Tun- stall knocked the down and made him go nut i be -i The stood An hour two later while Mi w- the back pan i road belonged as much to then, as Dy bad they were not going , Sheriffs L Dudley and R. Hy target of the way. man, went wit there before day Mr. Case picked up shovel pat the that was in the and got out the The dogs worked the give room to the l rail Bar- Cobb, assisted by lieu was soon, captured. Jerry got the shovel Cobb was for some time away, from Mr. when Mr. but there bad been so much jumped oat of wagon about dogs lost goto bis assistance. Cobb broke Mr.-Smith's arm with the Barrett MM brought to Mr. Case, ville placed in jail. two road, j H. disposing of. got off mortgaged property, lire is to have and ordered to I . B. assault with from which hall, when one shot weapon, lined went in the stable killing him costs. fled and body lb Miles removing the e is dead officer was carried to guilty, fined and costs. Mr. Watt near the . scene the tragedy fined following are the which ; weapon, threshed out at Gilbert, agree- guilty. of Norris, with weapon, not guilty. of Em- W. H. to at officer, pleads, guilty, that no went out and an ii and was bulled Mr. W, C. with his bl WHITE PROPERTY. People Are. Buying Those Pretty Greenville Lots. White has sold a number of those splendid lots in South Greenville, and already some of placing lumber on the. ground preparatory to building. . nets are talking with Mr. White inn purchasing lots, which show- that, many are in the properly. . It the best, and most convenient local ion for a e that is anywhere mid Greenville, and those the purchase of lots delay. , It stands to reason that, when gets started out i price, will be than at pres- and who wait to buy will have lo pa more. It is the wise man who bin i while the lots are Cheap. some one fired a pistol at him window. For- bad stooped just as fired and ball went directly over his back and did no harm. Young was suspected doing the and a war- was sworn out for bin. He had disappeared in but as had relative living. it was thought he gone m direction i Mere advised lo look out i r m Officer W. found in Hun- i d arrested him. The tried to a pistol on officer I at the lime a Inn the wan quick hi in. i I Ville and be WU placed in jail. i be courts made work Young. He given a hearing Mayor Wooten this morning Kill court now The grand Jory only a minutes in a line bill. The case was called at nice, Young plead and was sentenced by Judge Long to seven in the penitentiary. This is the kind of quick work that counts in dealing criminals. BIRTHDAY. His Gives Him a Surprise. Friday was Mr. O. T. suspended When he went home assault NEW BOOKS Donations From Sans Club. The public library the auspices of of the Book Club, recently received a splendid donation of books and three chairs from. Sum-i Club, which were proceeds of an entertainment given sometime ago by the latter. list of books in this donation is as by by Nelson Lloyd. by Jack House of Vicissitudes of by -to interfere be advised Morocco. that it was the Third between of his natal day. weapon, . , , . . , . i, . , , I r ranee W. that they go have their jail twelve months to work o , . . L . . . , . t -t . tr. photograph together, the I ward x j good wife knew it was hie birthday Peter bad some plains own on weapon, pleads Germany a, yet not wishing to suspended on it was agreed these, which a excuse would , -elating necessitate, she c ready and went I appeal careful assault Morocco confer- j to the photographer's. cuts. Peter of Andre deadly weapon, guilty, four months In j gall to roads. Ivey Barrett, assault deadly . weapon, guilty, -sentenced font, mouths jail to roads. George alias to President. Washington, Jan. tors, publicists and whose fame is world wide, have joined a petition to President to endeavor, in interests of humanity and civilization by such means as may seem proper to him, lo bring about concert of the powers Europe with the view of securing for the subjects of Ottoman Empire a of public peace and order. The promised to give V. Mr. Ward, New d, spending IV w day a j the taking lover Mr. to I i ; hi and Mrs. very with plans at ranee what was going on. time be again ITEMS. Walker, assault with deadly en, guilty; to i away four mouths to on roads. Home but i Ernest en- of guilty, for upon Mr of I aW foot-steps on N. C, Jan. C. H. Langston Charles are attending court in Greenville this week. Mrs. John of Mrs. Whaley, has weeded his way and came last week to visit the parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. B per while the th loom. It was long K. E. and daughter, Miss reading was interrupted j Bertha, spent Saturday Bun- day in Vanceboro. punch -of the door bell. Ibis and Of costs. r -a j a. j ,. i in town this week. Byrd, with deadly , weapon, sentence to jail fowl Mis. Leggett left months to work to visit James Downs i mother who it quite sick. in Mrs. deadly weapon, guilty.; C. B. plan to sentenced three months in jail to j town Monday. secrecy work on roads. Mr. Gabriel, of Washington, each them to Peter R. Hines, con-j town Tuesday. her at at Lorenzo Tucker, of is visiting his grandparents, Mr. Spoke. The subject of the Philippines was the topic before the Fortnight- Review which yesterday afternoon run with Mrs. Julian B. club was delighted to have with it Gotten brother of who has spent in the Philip- pines. He addressed the club concerning giving a most inscription the is- lands, p- and the which there, tit was a club and the ons were entertained by the address of Gotten. News and codfish navy beans, at B, M volumes. An Illustrated set Dickens volumes. Bunny Bide of the by Marshal P of Lady by Castle. by Servant of Hope. House of a Thousand Nicholson. e. and His by Arthur Train. The library now nearly and free use these is to public. library is open Tuesday Friday of each week from to o'clock p. at. weapon, and Mr. Fair and Mr. Morris, Isaac Gilbert, retailing Ayden, were in town week. inter license, sentenced -to jail Mrs. Jacob, who been visit-d He were months to work on j R room a E B. resisting officer, guilty, costs.; , . u a i j Mr- of Petersburg. Smith, carrying concealed , , , , , ,,. . in town M-i tills week weapon, pleads guilty, on coats suspended on costs led j good behavior. j Williams, have been doing Pleas with at the log dark for deadly weapon, plead-, guilty, j B- L. didn't take sentenced four mouths jail to, early train Friday morning, dome work on roads. have asked James set for at o'clock, and a special I There is some talk of offering free lauds to induce immigrants to come to North Carolina. We had better induce people who have money to buy lands and are able to do some- thing for themselves and the State. There are plenty of inducements hers for that class of people without inviting the fellows who are looking for a of thirty was ordered. Moore, assault, not guilty. Horsey S. C. and J. S. Roes, taxed With one half costs. Jim Perkins, assault with weapon, pleads guilty, sentenced six mouths in jail to work roads. John Dunn, false pretense, not guilty. This morning Mrs. Addie V. Hooks was granted a from her husband, Charles V. Misses Baltic Denton are visiting friends and relatives Miss I has been visiting Mrs. A. Stanley, home Friday. R. R. Jr., Richmond, was in town Friday. Mr. Bailey and family moved m their home on Pine Friday. A syrup soda fountain with outfit first-class work Address Drawer A, Greenville, N. ox inquire at office. we greeted t the -door by all and Mrs. Lorenzo of stores,, Rufus Dudley was in neigh- again Sunday. Misses Eva Langston and Lizzie are on the sick list. Malone Tucker was Sunday. Herod Hooks visited friends near Reedy Branch Sunday as usual. J. A. went to Winterville Sunday. George Rouse and Miss Winnie were married Sunday after- at the home David Norris. Hipper awaited them. A had place dawned he delighted, and it was the of merry parties around the richly to of tea pared The Mrs. M. D. Mrs. A. Brady, Miss Ada Wooten, Miss Lena Harris, J. Savage, W. H. Ricks, Hugh C. T. R, S. May, B. L. U. G. Tyson. Some esteemed are say that the Southern Cotton is as muck I trust as the coal trust. If the Association owned the cotton and fixed the price it might be a trust, but it owns no cotton and its action is only a to tho people who do own the cotton. No trust Star. Real Estate Changes. C. F. Manning has purchased J. Z. a house lot on Latham street in West Greenville H. T. King has purchased o J. R. Davenport the vacant lot West Greenville extending Third street back to the river. Two of the stores on Evans street have been sold to their J. R, Corey having bought the store in which he is doing a hardware business, and W. V. Evans the one in which he is conducting book store tOR SALE-Three building lots in South Greenville, just out town. Apply to R. Hyman.

J. G. SUCCESSORS TO J. B. CHEERY CO. BEG To Announce to their patrons and the public generally that they are business at the same old stand and will be glad to have all their old give them a call. We shall continue to carry a full stock of the best and newest merchandise Of a reliable character, striving times to meet your needs in the most satisfactory manner. Our inventory has just been completed, and we find we have too many Winter Goods in stock, for this reason we will sell this entire line of LADIES And CHILDREN'S FURS, LADIES And CHILDREN'S WOOLEN DRESS GOODS at greatly reduced prices for days. This means money saving to those who take advantage of this opportunity. With lest wishes for a Happy New Year we are Yours truly. J. R. J. G. It AN Tim Hi. arts Io lo allow- In nil h j em e Hi then tick, c mM hardly bet I -mI. five n hi tailed to Ada r e i sh nil her by J. L. surprise U one re which undesirable neighbors are not Son Lost Mother mil in our fain through I Moth write K. B. f Hum Me. For the five year-, however, i the mum a Cough cold Mr cold, I have Dr. King's Few Discovery for u n h has saved from serious lung Hi- death was a sad line for Mr, K-id, lint b lung trouble must not In- how Incur- i. re f cure colds Price and ; at J. L. bottle free. Not Quite How often you can M a tiling nail or screw driver or lacking. Have a good tool box and be prefaced. fur emergencies. Our Tine of tools Is all you could desire, and we will see that your tool box not lack a single useful article. Of Course You get Harness, Horse Hoods, of J. R. Corey HAS IT EVER OCCURRED TO YOU f I How Many People You Reach Without J leaving your own office A Telephone Line IS DOOR TO BUSINESS NO TELEPHONE is locking rite DOOR Can You Afford It let our it even with For Rates APPLY TO LOCAL MANAGER or Homo Telephone and Telegraph Company, HENDERSON. N. C. D. W. HARDER, DEALER IN Groceries And Provisions Cotton Bagging and Ties always on hand Fresh kept con- In stock. Country Produce Bought and Sold D. W. Q R North Carolina. My Friend. This it Worth Suppose You Stop and Isn't it trail N. C Match 1903. . I take pleas- that Remedy in s entirely rut oil little girl of . bad case which r-d a treat put . tier nail from ti- Wm r--e old, she was -ix obi. She m now perfect and feel -i. I ii of She nut a symptom of it for six year.-. Respect J. W. COBB N. c. Io Publishers and Printers We have an entirely new process, on which patents are pending, whereby we can reface old Brass Col- and Head Rules, pt. and thicker, and make them fully as good as now and without any unsightly knobs or feet on the bot- tom. PRICES defacing Column and Head regular lengths each L. S. and Head inches over per lb; A sample of refaced Rule, witH full will be cheerfully sent on application. Printers Supply Co of Type and High Grade Printing Material N. Ninth ink SOUTHERN R. R. CO N. Steamboat Service. Steamer L. leaves daily at a, in. for Greenville; leaves Greenville daily in, A Connecting at Washington with Norfolk Railroad for Philadelphia, New and all other North. a Norfolk with all points West. Shippers should miler freight via care Norfolk Southern R. R. Sailing hours to change without notice. J. J. CHERRY, Agent, Green- ville, N. C. General T. and f. Agent, Norfolk, Va. M. K. KING, V. P. G. M. How Is Is your pulse weak, too slow, too fast, or docs it skip a beat Do you have shortness 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 disease. Try it, and see how quickly you will find relief. About lit, MM, I too down with dropsy grew told by foully i Hat my ma iris Illy hail up to My body were swollen to one- Chan normal and water had around my heart. For months I to all In b.-d to from I sent for five of Dr. Heart Cure, and by the time I had i them all I was entirely cured. I feel better than I have for twenty years, and I am able to do any kind of work on my farm. attending told me that If It hadn't been for Dr. Heart Cunt I would now In my L. T. CURD, Ky. Dr. Heart Cure Is sold by your who will that the first will benefit. If It fall he will refund your money. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, w-i WOMEN AS HARD WORKERS. h . ii. m Labor Heavy That the Strongest Become Useless at Thirty. In Warsaw once saw ti troop of women going back ind forth from a building process of construction, emptying hod.- of dirt and currying in hods of brick or mortar. They were splendid women physically, with broad shoulders and hips, strong limbs and stout ankles, but they wore all young, and when I in- quired why it was he foreman said. work doc- or them a very short time, and when they break down they are no longer of use to At thirty the women are ready and until for further use- to the purchasers of labor, so they .-it at like waiting the passing of their time. Indeed, throughout Poland and Russia one women bearing burdens which mm in far beyond their strength. In all the countries of Europe one sees tin-in engaged in of the laborious kind. There is DO more revolting sight than to sec women doing the work of dumb animals. Here there one sees a girl to a or pushing a heavily loaded wheel- barrow. On the canals and rivers everywhere women lake turns with men in pushing with heavy poles or in pulling the long freighted canal boats. Here they arc competing with on the railroad, and there serving us Now and then one sees them the coal pits and about the iron works. In certain industries there is no limit to hours. Oil the boats, for I bey work both night and day to gel I he cargo to market. In this way women become beasts of burden and remain so until they arc physically ruined. Robert Hunter in Cosmopolitan. You Bishop brooks of Boston used Io surprise those not acquainted with him by silently while conversation going on around him briskly. The bishop explained his taciturnity by relating that on one occasion while seated a railroad train opposite an intelligent looking man the seemed about to say something. beg your par- said the bishop, you to make a the reply. thought you looked us if you were going to say something to answered the bishop apologetically. um said to be very deceptive that way. used to say things and make re- marks us soon as thought I have often thought I had something to say and discovered after had said that I i have kept And the bishop would con- his story In saying, have found myself in the same position more than once, so not spunk until I am reasonably sure Unit have something to ESTATE IN GREENVILLE ISA Safe Investment. Secure a Good Location while there is 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. Tho Now Candy Girl. way we escape the of having all our goods eaten by our a say the man- ager a wily shop, to place i. I-, i what- ever, indeed, a girl an large sweet tooth tell her or let her that she Hi.,, i . help She lakes i license fur a ran nil two d to II lain r The Strenuous or the Simple Life 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 PRICE CUT deed, . . .; i the the a full i . aim. in . . ;. i i i ;. I e. . gets . II. i . I I .-. in i i de- ii much as i . A little i . palate, but . . ill lo u full cents a button RIP REVIEW OF REVIEWS COSMOPOLITAN WOMAN'S HOME COMPANION THE AMERICAN FARMER THE DAILY REFLECTOR There are piles of them on our counters in patterns to suit all tastes at to Frank Wilson, The King Clothier. re. in -la. . , , about tho . They make ii m a r . t earthen ii ml drink i. i tumblers of gins so d lb. I tin I no the I , Ii , I breaking them, i In i mad water ll I b . an imp matter. The ten brewed in i strong, but ; tea . arc bill one-third i With lea and up i boiling water. This;. u line cup of tea no sir. enough to have u rank In A who had the lie to lose a a shark he with questioners eager know bow, when and where he had met In Ion, He anally invented an expedient for suppressing his tor- mentors, lie would promise to an- lb-in one question, but only one. on the subject. The question was, did you lose your and the invariable an- was which of course left his hearers more curious than ever. COTTON SEED, MEAL AND HULLS. FEED STUFFS. am paying highest market price for Cotton Seed ii any also sell Cotton Meal and Hulls, in car Iota or less, sacked or loose, to suit purchaser, or exchange for Seed Ht oats. BRAN, STUFF and all Kinds of bond, in Oar lots. Golden Outs to arrive, also White and Oats, Red and on day Oats. have just had built a large warehouse near the depot for Hue. will same stand by Johnston Bros . F- M JOHNSTON- All for Review of Reviews Cosmopolitan Woman's Home Companion American Farmer Eastern Reflector are very fortunate in to arrange pub- of these well known mag to offer ;. subscription for year a tins have in let . readers have the advantage of the reduction in order to got quickly a of paid in advance subscribers. Don't Neglect This Reviews of Reviews The Cosmopolitan Woman's Home The Reflector Is Read By Everybody in o. it reaches people money to pay for what they wain. II you have what they vast advertise it and you are gel a part of their money. Many other publications are A leading magazine for in desirable, and you may prefer With tho recent change of owner this or prefer that and ship it has been Improved. It la art publication, the Review far bettor In every and of Reviews Is Sub. alma to be tho in the Held American and Every year or one men are going to up with notable advance In the forward the limes they are going to movement among till many mag take the shortest cut which is This year it is the he Review of The Home Companion U fur every member of the for our bright, cultured, home loving American woman it is an i entertainer and helper in a thousand but the fathers and brothers and sons join its perusal by tho children eagerly turn to the pages that re u ton for i The American Farmer is tin leading Agricultural paper country, to hunting, live stock and poultry raising. Every tanner should have it REMEMBER you get all four of these papers with The Daily a year tor 15.00, or all tour with The Eastern Reflector a year tor

THE EASTERN REFLECTOR D. j. II AND FRIDAY. AND North Carolina is usually a in- in the cock light Georgia at Covington, Ky , she came out worsted In the it a Greenville, N. C, as second class matter, Advertising rates application. A correspondent desired SI every in Pitt and adjoining counties. in to fiction GREENVILLE NORTH CAROLINA TUESDAY AS TO PUBLIC ALWAYS The Government may have its own way A doing tilings know what it u doing, nut that ii no son why tho with no voice it no thinking now and then way things arc done and even be forward enough tool suggestions certain improve- or reforms- Just now we have in public buildings. The reports of the pro- of Congress show time to time hill to establish a public building tome place or other. These carry with appropriations large sums of money and more or less purchase. Mies new. n of the buildings. It is line Government puts up a building it is well and substantially con- not so much being given to the cost just so plans and car lied it goes saying that ill the majority of private could have the same buildings put up for themselves half what the Government pay. These public buildings call the outlay of immense that only the larger place, are Hate enough to secure them, nod ii considered a shrewd congressman W gel or more in A better plan for the Gov- would of a hundred thousand or more for a single building and erecting them only in divide the money into and erect more build- livery town that reaches the distinction of having a presidential ought to have a public in which to keep the pi st- transact any oilier business the Government might desire in connection with it. Fifteen thous- and dollars would lie a sufficient appropriation for a site and build- for is purpose, so that where the Government now expends hundred thousand dollars for i in one town, it could erect six or seven creditable buildings in as many different towns. In the large cities a larger building might be required, but there is no occasion for lavish expenditure in them. The Government should have interest in the towns as well as in the some plan like this would be a y. way to it Marshall Field, the millionaire merchant prince who died a few days ago, is reported to have had lain inflexible rules for conducting his business. Two of these were borrow and give a not or As lie already bad millions to do these rules were all right for him, but fully half of the business of the country would stop unless money was borrowed to tide over emergencies. True, debt is a hard wisely used, but there are thousands men now owning a home or a farm, who cold never have owned them without giving a note or mortgage at the time of the purchase. Notes gages have ruined many people, but have hem the making of many more. Mr. rules were good fur a man rich, but it will not apply in all eases. Dr. J the most minister in the Slate, and for years the pas or at Salisbury, died Saturday at Red Men of his high type ere few. HAS A TON OF RATTLESNAKES Dealer Down in Texas Sells Them by Weight. If it was notoriety Senator Till man wanted he got it. As Senator resolution down he may weep some more With Wilmington's fifty-odd it looks like the city ought to In enough in the whiskey line, it is slated tint the distillery plant of the Williams Co is I be located there, The city may b expected to old then. Saturday was a good day for issuing charier by of Grimes. Hut nearest any of them came ibis way was It is tune was pushing up and getting on that charter list, and we would like to see one a building and loan head the list- With cotton and the South has a combination i cat. hen hard to Lexington is continuing the good work of exterminating dogs. That fever ought to spread over Slate It for Greens to forward with else, is ahead of them so far. The spurt in cotton Thursday gives farmers who ore holding hope that they will get their price. II much building is to be done in Greenville ibis year a brick malting plant ought to come along and gel ready to supply the demand. the ill-fated schooner that stalled off with thirteen people tor a pleas- trip, gives the superstitious cause to dread the unlucky number. devil seemed at Urge in county Saturday his subjects sulking around in the law or of the court. The attempt to a merchant Greenville, the murder of die and burning of a church at are dastardly acts alarm, people. Let the guilty ones be tried and punished as-speed as possible. of New has introduced a bill l in- crease ti e salary of the the United to a year and of the vice-president to a year, the change to take effect March, There are men willing t lake the office for less, yet are many who that much in a without the work or the danger President undergoes. An Editor's Toast. At an editorial convention ore-of the offered the save an editor from take his newspaper and pay him for it promptly. To save him in. his I aper To save f-om despair send him every item of of which you get hold. To save him from write your on one side the sheet and send it in as early v To save him from miss lakes, bury Dead people, not the only ones that make mis- take i. readers would do well to remember that there aw P. F. Armstrong, a snake and wild collector, has more than a ton of rattlesnakes at his camp, near here. He sells his snakes by weight instead of by number. He is preparing make a big shipment to northern and eastern points. He sup- plies large of rattlesnakes a snake oil factory that is in operation at Corpus Christi, Texas Owing o the mildness of climate down here, he can carry on his work of capturing the snakes throughout the whole year. He has a number of who are experts in cap- luring them. There assistants are Mexicans, who are thoroughly with the and haunts of the raiders which are always taken alive. Even those are intend- ed for the oil factory are not killed until just before they are- to be put through the boiling process Dispatch. MEN'S SUITS Thirteen Bales on Six Acre- How it Was Dene. in ii N. of Lumber Bridge, who made thirteen bans of cotton on six acres, is leas, as no other equal yield bus bees reported. It is desirable to know how be did it. being asked about it. Three are recalled. He put pounds acid phosphate, pounds and seed broadcast a each scat, all which cost him fit. teen dollars. The was no pet lot been highly fertilized a number of yearn. skillfully The land was than of the the sec- in it lies Very much of the causation for the large yield is due to the hoeing and plowing. In a word, the cultivation, II calls for as much and good judgment to be a successful as to the the State. There is more in tho ruin than in the land. The same fertilizers and seasons will famish the same yield if men of the skill are farmers, but Mo one is more tho mare will get the yield every Bridge County; Reaction Against Imperialism. Most Men come here for Clothes, and, many of them could not be in- to go else- where. We take great pains in having our Young Men's Clothes The Young Man wants all the late style kinks in cut, make up and fabric, and he gets them all when he comes here. The longer coat, wider collar and lapels, and the loose trousers are some of the features the Young Gentlemen will want in in his Suit. He'll Get Them All Hero Moderate prices, always pleases the head of the household. Young Men's Single or Double Breasted Suits to The Young Man who has never been here Clothes, will do well to come. THE KiNG It like the imperialism had begun is earnest when B stalwart as Mr. Mule, of Maine, taking sides with and in their efforts restore to tin Senate its and in treaty- making power. It. is true the the legislative branch began to shape ii ii. r a but Pulley Bo wen New Shirt Waist Silks, Ladles Woolen Goods in a tint latest styles and weaves. Boys and Clothing and Novelty Suits. The managers of the Lave planned for good luck a They have centered on Mr. a.- the drawing card for the next fair. II- will get back foreign tour j before the dale of the fair and will have thin to tall. if he I aides here is more good than had lie world, yet the churches I not draw such houses. as the court has drawn day ibis week. by the. editors ,. read, of was made Look Up. in the pauses the country this is the worst time of year, lire companies. The re- is large. tor the hotel man who killed the two I I S. C , arc . that be cannot get a fair and want the ease to another county- It is a fair trial Hasty wants, else might hang as he de serves- Tho of the is an effort to in bis favor. A skating mania has. taken hold Wilmington and it bids lair to become an population, Recently one has been killed several crippled. This is the year when many will be wasting much run- around trying to get an office The same expended in a business pursuit would be profitable. The following credited is too good to We love the with the OS his tongue, the man who sees the hoy's lace but eyes, your shabby coat but your us is, the man who sees all but who is quick to praise, slow to blame. We like to mast a man will whose voice is full of music the la an and his bless you a benediction, lie makes us forget oar troubles as the raven's dismal is when the wood thrush sings. tho man of cheer. There plenty o trouble bore and need not increase it. There is a lot of dying done ahead of time. You want in Ultra shoes have just as snap in then as any and our own are the time- styles are later copied by all Country. Style is the first c but if the shoo lit, will not buy it for the style alone. Tho fitting; qualities art- what is necessary to shoe, an. in this the Stands Preeminent Our pattern and the best In their, re- Wear. Doubtless the reason in tie streets la that has stolen its i the issue in the of So the the Democracy, in bar the-impulse of its party it as tho of The of such a leader a tho Senator from Maine lo the the -imperialist. is therefore the more significant. Observer. In a the editor ox New York of there, a resident of metropolis the moment when the South Stands in such of Northern capital and Northern migration it that a play which is to such an extent a libel on the best opinion in the South should permitted to spread abroad false impressions in regard to the actual conditions As if Northern capital did not come to the South for the same reason the gold miners go to the Klondike Charlotte Observer. gr Pulley Bowen, THE HOME OF WOMAN'S FASHIONS CONDITION OF The Greenville Banking and Trust Company, GREENVILLE, N. C. At close of business November 9th, 1905. RESOURCES. Loans discounts Overdrafts, 6,078.81 Bonds, Furniture and fin ires 2,415.64 Hue from Hunks Cash items 910.00 Gold Coin Cash 483.17 National bank 8,408.00 Total 161,470.78 LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in Surplus 6,500.00 Undivided profits, 5,237.11 Hills payable 5,000.00 Time of 10.808.70 102.545.01 to A 125.00 Cashiers t-k 254.35 Total, 1101,470.78 State of North Carolina, County of I, R. Cobb, Cashier of tho named bank, do solemnly swear that the above is true to tho best of my knowledge belief. R. J. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 9th day of Nov., 1905. die. H. A. WHITE Directors, C. S. CARR, Notary Public. hi i ii i ii m .--------1 This department is in J. H. FRY, who is authorized to rep- resent the Eastern Reflector in and . i. R. G. Chapman Co., a oar load they will sell very cheap. Our line of fall and Winter, goods are now See our lire be- fore you bay. to please A. W. Antes- Co. Another huge shipment of shoes all styles and sizes and prices very reasonable Barbel Co White's Black spec- recommended for the human family, tine for perfectly balanced, For sale by If it Rains or snows we are right for there are plenty of rob lier coats, shoes, and at A W Ange Co R T. Cox went over to House morning. For nice apples, mils go to H. L. Johnson's Nice line of frosh groceries ways baud AM m ft Co. Ii Cut, tin rue n owl Kill j k. Mil., H. t; Hi-. S o lacker, win. High this re an j in I I will continue on Trunk H ii Li i Shoe- i F House went to Ms W. Ange ft . get evening, near House, . their prices Saturday Sunday He is a student High Bub is now lb. formerly b O Mr. Special Sale On Pictures And Chairs V. kinds iii Any one need a good cart ., w in pane mat will last and render good go in A. w. they air sen ice just ll to see or the selling om .-, o, ,., g Mount. A. T. p,,., , . ,,.,, .,, Q. R- Buck, Black Pitt Oil Co i, . , . , . Miss Mollie Bryan U. price for In Don't the nice furniture B. T. Cox Bro. The A. O. On, are ., V-A II you expect to exchange your Solon b White's Kidney Cure, meal I the combination kidney medicine; Ur for stock and a sure colic . have at the at the Drug Store q, mu We have the best assortment B- F Co are Stationary ever brought to spring now will . T O Bro. you the Buck to Greenville I this prices see All colors of paint, and yellow W. L. House, at Barber Co. Alice was town Friday shopping. If you your laundry to look nice last lake it to H. L. Johnson represents the steam be on bad Hour when you can get at A W Ange ft Co Nicest cheapest mens ties at Harrington Barber ft International stock If you a Tar II. el cut you bad better it A. U. will ship i hem h-re. Big line of hats and cups just received, Bather Miss Kale who is teaching at Cox mill, came home evening to Saturday and with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H G. A nice lot hats caps received at A. Ange ft Co. are nice be sure to see Tooth and Di-k Harrow at Hat- bottle of Kid- horses cattle at Harrington j a Mn M K-a I Barber Barber Co. I at Barber . r i o n Street are Special pi guns far the I ft Co. e nine son t u y who are next day a. L. House. , Be sure to to see the nice ,,. Nice line of boy suits at H l-j of new furniture that A. W. Ange County Oil Co. n A Co. has just received before y. i when tiny s-e it. go who dent High School. Misses May Johnson and were veil pleasant visitors at last Thursday. are I. Hi in school- Wort die well the high ea I The Bank ready for business, now. PrOf. J. L. Is id bank. He is a graduate . Wake Purest college an excel lent man in every H. pat on all moral questions, we know he w ill till the place well, look lo he is lo serve. We con- the people baring tack a man as Mr. fit is i-e, ;, for Shoppers I will make Special Prices on Pictures and Chairs for one week beginning THE Lasting until 23rd. AH interested in cheap Pictures and Chairs call early And Make Biggest Stock of in Town to Select from Yours for business, A. H. 2.000 yards standard calicoes per yard, Harrington, Barber v Co. Nice ladies at Harrington Barber Co. They have nice cheap. Go to H. L. Johnson's for shoes, he has a lot received, hey are nice. Nice frames and A. W. Ange Co. Call at H. L. Johnson's and ex his line of Hosiery Misses Ladies and Gents. A W. Ange Co., have just received a new lot of shoes. sine to see and get his before you buy Foe bargains in pants go to II. L. Johnson's. When you want nice dress goods and go to A. W Ange Co I hey have a nice as Go to II. I., . in son's for nice s, apples u d oranges. you a good barrel Hour yon g- m It. U, a Co. They only the best. f wants drop head i In A. W. Ange Co. you mis All oats and wheat Can la d mowers, binders at Harrington, Co. Minimal ship . i I bodies and seals mads by the A. G. Be sine not to forget the fond those iron bedsteads A. W. Ange Co. villa Canning factor consisting of cooker, shed, one third acres of in of for Jab. see Dr. B. T. ox or J. F. Harrington. We offer out silver table ware. guarantee at a bargain. See us, B. T. Box Try George cigars at drug store. Wood's garden seed. B- T. Cox Bro. Buy a pipe from J. H. C. Dixon at the drugstore. buy elsewhere Mrs. are dealing ii of I is i Special prices on guns for the Visiting her sister, Mrs. J. H. C.; next SO days at A. W. Ange Co Dixon, this week. Farmers make m A new lot of iron bedsteads their cotton seed a-lived at A. W. Co see-meal at Oil Co, their stock before you buy if.,. ., , . J you want winter If you nave col ton seed to sell of those good at A. exchange or phone Pitt Co. I W. Co. a-e Cheap. Oil company, their prices are the ,,. highest. Floor oil cloth at A W Ange Co see their stock before you buy. j When in town call to see me a livery feed and i Mile . L. House. NEXT DOOR TO TODAYS Win- It- Norfolk Cotton A J V. . . J. W. COMPANY, . ti Factors, Norfolk, Va line winter for men and youth's at II. L. Join- son's. Miss Mamie Little is visiting Mrs. Bessie this week. II. L. Johnson is for groceries. New furniture a-riving daily a- A . W. Ange Co. B. T. Cox A Bro. have a full line of school books, papers, inks, scratch pea tablets, day books ledgers, account books, slate-, chalk, crayons, school bags and shawl straps. Come see what they have before bringing else- where. M Blown, of ea down night lo at the A full line of drugs always baud at Harrington Barber Co. W. House makes a specialty of pipes and pipe tilting. II you want a good pair of pant- go to A. . Ange Co., and you can get them cheap. U. G. will sell yon a good pair of shove so cheap that they will always wear easy and look good A W Ange As Go. will sell you so cannot keep from buying if you give a call. FOR even years old each, and mule six years old will sell cash or on time as suits the purchaser. W. I,. House. received K. G. Chapman ft Co., a car load of salt. Be sure lo get their prices at once. Nice Sill; waist patents cheap at Harrington, Barber A Co. Our s Co. Oil company. A. W. Ange Co., has all tobacco you need, a-l cheap to,. I will pay highest market for Chickens, Geese and Turkeys. Have large to fill. A. Winterville, N. v. A new line of hat- received at It. G. Chapman's a Co. Be sure to see them buy elsewhere. r s v Strict Mid-Hi Si. Low Low Strictly Low NEW AND FUTURE ah wired COBB COMPANY Bankers and Brokers, Va. New York Jan. May. Liverpool Futures. Dec. Jan. Chicago May Wheat May Con Jan May Bibs Jan Lard Way Lard SO A new line of v just re- by It. G, Chapman Co. Men's and youth's pants, all sizes, at Barber Co. If you want a nice sewing ma- chine cheap see A. W. Ange Co have nice ones. Nice line of groceries always on hand H. L. Johnson's. Let a price on Mink Otter and Raccoon skins, also Cow hides. G. A Winterville, N. C. A. W, A Co have been two of those large brick stores for some time, but do not seem lo furnish tho room needed, so they me having a platform built on the inside of one I Of these stores, in order to put some of those nice mattresses and iron bed steads up higher, in the air we mean, not in price for they are sold right down when they should be as every thing also Is that they Bell. MARKET, REPORTED BY J. R. J. G Middling A Prosperous TO ALL OPPOSITE GREENVILLE BANKING TRUST CO. H. A. WHITE INSURANCE GREENVILLE N. C.

AT COST AT COST As this store will go new management after March 1st, we will offer this entire stock of high grade Merchandise At Cost UNTIL JANUARY Then comes the great big White Good Sale. You can save money by coming early. STORY OF AN OCTOPUS. Adventure With One of the Terrifying Marine Monster. Here is u true story of an Two fishermen were plying their vocation Great Bella island. Conception bay. the Newfound- land coast, suddenly they at a short distance from them a dark, shapeless mass floating on the surface of the water. that it was part of the cargo of some wrecked vessel, they approached it. anticipating a able prize, and one of them struck the object with his boat hook. receiving the chock the dark heap became animated, and, spreading out, disclosed a head with a pair of large, prominent, staring eyes, which seemed to gleam with intense ferocity, the creature at the same time exposing lo view and it- parrot like beak with an apparently hostile and malignant The men were petrified terror and for a moment so emitted the horrible that were lo make a move to defend Before they had time to recover their presence of mind the monster, now but a few feet from the boat, suddenly shot out from around its head several long, arms, with them for the boat and Seeking to envelop it ill their folds. Only the two longest of these arms reached the craft and owing to their length went completely over and be- it. his hatchet, with a desperate one of the men in severing these limbs with a tingle well delivered blow, and the creature, finding itself worsted, mediately disappeared beneath the waters, leaving in the boat its am- member- as a trophy of the encounter. One of arm- was before it- value was known, but the other when brought to St. John's examined by the Rev. M. Harvey found to measure no I--- than nineteen feet. Tin fisherman who acted surgeon declare there must have at feet more left at- to the monster's body. The is preserved in the proceedings of British Zoological society. Lord Cook. In a chapter on verbal infelicities the author and Rec- relates an anecdote con- Archbishop Trench, a man of singularly vague and dreamy its, who resigned the of Dublin on account of advancing years and settled in London. He went some lime after to pay a visit to his successor, Lord Finding himself bark again in his old palace, sitting at his old din- table and across it at his old wife, he lapsed ill memory to the days when he was mister of the house and gently remarked to am afraid, my hue, that we must put this rook our What the feelings of Lord and Lady were on hearing this comment hi does not relate. AN OLD ADAGE SAYS light purse Is a heavy Sickness makes a light purse. The LIVER Is the seat of nine tenths all disease. go to the root the whole mat- thoroughly, quickly safely and restore the action the LIVER to normal condition. Give tone to the system and solid flesh to the body. Yoke No Substitute. n on Her Memory. She had been a widow a year or so, and In was . ring for a tombstone for the departed. said the tombstone man. want the date of his death oil I he day of the month and lite sighed the widow, sup- pose other people mat like to rad them, but need such remind- They me indelibly engraved oil my he in and mentor; . mis the the loin man. The v. hull then she turned a riotous then .-he aim I can't her ii win or I'll go I rime and The prisoner ha- inn I e ample confession. At the of the the tails the crime are being gone into. Judge-Show us how the tiling was done. Prisoner pleas- worship. Lie down on that bed and i . u yo r eyes in if you lie- of 10.000 francs lie placed in desk. me a knife and l us be left h i r. You -Me hat seen the face of the examining magistrate. Paris Journal. ICE TO CREDITORS Clerk of the Superior Court of Pitt county, having issued Letters Administration to me, the under- signed, on the day of Dee. on the estate of V. m. notice is hereby given to all per- sons indebted to estate to make mediate to the undersigned, .,. to all creditors of said estate to present their claims properly to the undersigned, within twelve months after the date of this net ice. or this notice will lead In bar recovery. This the day of Dee. 1906, Mrs. L. If. Ashley Adm. on I. A, Sugg Ally North Carolina I In County A. Manning, and Marv F. Man W. R. Ford, M. and wife Florence R. It While- Ed. Jolly and wife Melissa John Ed. White- W. J. Teel, B. F. Ward and wife Julia L. O. Ford, J. J. R Carson and wife Maggie t arson, v Baker and wife Mollie Baker and Fernando Whitehurst, Plaintiffs, Against C K and wife Annie James, A. M, Kill.-. Jenkins, J V Bowers, R Howe s. Thomas Bowers, Me c. White- U and wife Susan S Jesse W Carson, Lucy Manning, n D Whitehurst. W A Taylor, M. C. Manning, K Mann- U, ti Whitehurst, Me, G. Mary E. Ward, John Wade Williams, A J Battle J M Manning, J Carson, Harriett ward, John T Carson L Nelson. N M Hammond and wife Eli- Hammond, J Jam's, G Staton. A and wife Sallie K. Mat- thews, J. it. Bunting James, s T Carson, Major Manning, W O Manning, B F Manning. Leon Davenport, the last eight being minors with- out guardian, Defendants. Major who is a defendant in. tin above entitled cause, will take that a special proceeding, entitled u- been commenced in the Sup Court of Comity, before in Clerk, to Incorporate a Canal Com- the said will take notice that he is to appeal before the clerk of the Superior IS nil of County, at his in Green- ville, on February and petition and complaint which be deposited in the the said Clerk within ten days after th. this summons. said t will also take notice, that ii be tails to answer said petition an. Within the time by law. will apply to tin court the relief demanded In tin petition and complaint. Given under my hand, office in Greenville, on the nth Dec- 1905. clerk Superior of Pitt county Blew January SELLING This is the month you 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 Bargains we are now offering. These prices will prevail until Feb. 1st. FORBES, THE MAN'S OUTFITTER. REPORT OF THE CONDITION THE BANK OF FARMVILLE, FARMVILLE. N. C. AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS, NOV. 0TH, Loans Discounts Overdrafts 1,900.00 Due from Banks 20,016.83 Cash Items 704.07 Gold coin 530.00 silver coin 1.883.99 notes 0,907.00 Capital stock pd in Undivided profits 809.49 sub to check 900,287.81 GREENVILLE, N. C. TARBORO, North Carolina. i.-no a A gentleman once possessed n val- i , sporting dog, which was ex- clever iii the retrieving of game. The owner, however, was remarkably bad shot, and one day on barrels hastily at rabbit he heard a m howl. The next moment his dog appeared, carrying a black object in month and laid it carefully at hi- feet. The animal had retrieved his own NOTICE virtue of the power of tale con- in a certain deed In trust ex- and delivered by Louisa Greene to J. L. trustee 2nd December and duly recorded In the Duds of county North Car- i B-9 page and upon application the assignee of the Greenville, the person entitled to money due under said deed ii trust, the undersigned will expose public sale before the house door in Greenville cash to the highest on Tuesday the day of February the following real property to wit. A one-th in- iii to thin certain lot In tin- town of Greenville Washington street at the North-west corner f lot eighty-two running a northerly with laid street eighty-live feet, thence an easterly course parallel with Fourth street one hundred and thirty-two to a line f lot thence southerly eighty- i re feel in the North-east corner lot number thence With the line of two one hundred and thirty two to the beginning, containing one-fourth more or less, and known as a lot number eighty- one HI in the plan the town being the same lo Robert Greene If, w. II Greene deed Iron iv. w, Leggett, dated Dec. 1890, am recorded In the Register of Deed- in v-1 which need is hen n; made. Said sale is mule to deed In trust. i- Trustee Skinner 100,987.81 State of North Carolina, County of Pitt. I, J. R. Davis, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemn- swear the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. J. R- DAVIS, Subscribed and sworn to be- fore me, this 9th day of Nov- J. V. JOHNSTON, Notary Public. W. M. LANG, J B, R. L. DAVIS. Director Hardware. For C Stoves Ranges, Heaters Pumps, Guns, Am- munition, One and Two Horse Steel Plows. Heat Cutters and Staffer. In fact anything in Hardware come to H. L. OUR AYDEN DEPARTMENT. J. M. BLOW, Manager and Authorized Agent v AYDEN, N. C. agent for DAILY we take treat pleasure in receiving sub- and writing receipts for those in arrears. We have a list of all who receive their mail at thin office. We also orders for job rugs and art are finer than the finest, Cannon and Tyson. Jasper Smith, of Fort Barnwell, is here on a visit to J. A. ton and B. P. Manning. specialties are, staple and Fancy Fruits and A full supply f Trunks Telescopes, Grips, and Oases, at J. B. Smith A Bro. Old Fashion Hand-made Paw Bread Trays at J. B. Smith Bro. See our line of ladies and cloaks. J. R. Turnage. Cannon and Tyson invites your attention to their car load of stoves and heaters. We your attention to om line of harness, Cannon and Tyson. gold clasp pin. Dry goods, Notions sign N. C. on it. and Shoes. for I A suitable reward for it will be Brown Clothing, made to paid by C. L. Cannon dual measurement. for drug store, Ayden, N. C. Troy which will also be called for deliver- ed free. Thanking you for past patronage, and hoping to serve you the future. F. G. Co. and sister, of House, have been visiting Mrs. Stancil Hodges Ma Edwards. your buildings by painting them with Town lead full Hue colors, kept at J. B. Smith Bro. Buy your Felt Mattress at Can- non Tyson, have the. best. You should see our line of lace curtains before buying J. B. Tin V. and paper roofing, Pumps with long or joints and pipe at J. B. Smith Bro. Mia Harper, of Snow Bill, is spending a few days with Mrs. B. Coward. goods, Broad cloth, Mohair, cashmere, albatross Bilks, trimmings, lining and white goods at J B Smith Bro Bed steads, mattresses, springs, single and double, rockers, dining and split-bottom chairs wash stands dressers tables at J B Bro We have just received a ship- of shoes for women. We ask that you see them before buying, J. B. Turn age. T. W. Kinston, spent the day here yesterday on business. Calico and Gingham at cents per yard, great reductions in white slippers and summer goods, at J. B. Smith Bro. We are shipments of fin-nil in e every day. Come to see u if you want J. B. Turn- age. Buy valise, satchels and suit from Turnage. Turnage is headquarters for shoes. There Is yet cotton in the land and right much is earning in, per is the price here. E. E. Co. will do all they possible can to please you with Buy your furniture of n and Tyson, they have the and cheapest. Lutes styles in cloak wrap for Misses and Ladies also a nice line of Zephyr tors at Smith Bro. Cannon act Tyson have the strongest line of dress goods and hoes in town. We have received a large shipment of goods. Come to see us J. E. Turnage. Buy one of our Hawes Hats. Bold under a guarantee. J. B. Turnage. For a nice present boy a novel- clock at J. W. Taylor's. It is for any occasion. A line of crockery, glass ware, fancy lamps, and tinware at J B Bro For rugs, carpeting, mattings and see our line J. B. Turnage. Get the Cox 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. J. R. Turnage. For certain lot parcel of land in the town of Ayden adjoining the lots of J. F. Dixon and William Worthington, con- about two acres, which will be sold on reasonable terms. See or apply to J. B. Ayden, R. F. D. No. or see J. J. Mr. Case is acting as police hem during court in Greenville, as our entire police force are away as Hay corn, oats, meal, bulls, lime windows locks nails Cross cut saws and mechanic tools at J R Smith Bro For can peaches, apples, corn tomatoes, apply to E. E ft Co. Mrs. W. E. Hooks spent Wed in Winterville visiting friends. Merchandise Brok m lull line of meat, and Don't buy Frank C, l- your a- ell i,, yon I,, lo us j,,,. our special which February lot J K A full trunks, tel- copes, hand , and suits ii K. I always keep hand a fill line k m e-t hay, oats, corn, meal and hulls, brand and ship stuff. Frank Lilly Co. Don't forget that beginning with Monday January we will a special sale for teen days on all dry goods shoes, hats, etc. J. R Turnage A Co. cars cotton seed, will pay highest cash price, don't sell your seed until you see me. Frank Lilly c. Go to E. E Co's new market beef, fresh meats, sage, fresh fish. We and Fay stockings- J. R. Co. For carpenters grind s hemp rope and pulleys, at J. K. Smith Bro. The following persons received injuries at recent G. F. Morrison, bead cut by bucket; Mr. Browning, hand badly mashed by trap H. Page, bead hint by sharp edge of bucket cutting a scalp wound. There were several others whose names we have been to get. The burned district presents quite a vacant appearance, it will not long remain so. When the brick block is placed thereon the appearance of our already lovely little city will be greatly enhanced. SPECIAL SALE Beginning with Monday, January we will conduct a special sale on all dress goods, dry goods cloth- shoes and bate. These prices will prevail till Fe. 1st. This is the month you should buy. It is the month we should sell. All lines in stare will be reduced from ten to twenty to per Our spring and summer goods will soon arrive and in order to make room for our stock, we have decided to conduct this sale. This opportunity is a one, and we trust you will take advantage of the many bargains we will offer. Come to see and be convinced for yourself. J. R. Turnage Co. T. W. Hart bad a valuable cow lie killed by I lie train day A. I, c mi , M,., H.,. at ti . , in ho ha, -iv- and plant of a admirer the other day. The mt-it on Hie lip f oil Hi is hi and waiting for with ; how Steam mat-are now mailing up Little k a far as It is great to the and farmers jun at this tune of year on of their goods and fertilizers. Generally they were compelled t. haul several miles now dumped at the dour J. L. Sugg and several have been here the week adjusting the losses sustained by the recent Hie. Mrs R. G. Chapman and Mrs. J. H. C. Dixon, of came Wednesday lo consult J. W. out oculist optician. Mr. Taylor has a reputation his line and he is deserving of it too, for lie is good. A. M. of Greenville, was lure forget the love feast i f supervisors and road overseers first Saturday in February. Come one and all if you do not wish to miss a grand old time. The boys will be there. Demand. Nothing is more in demand than a medicine which moots modern requirements for a d and system cleanser, such as Di King's Now Life Pills. They just what you need to atom- and liver troubles Try them. drag store, , guaranteed. SOME ENGLISH RULERS. Dr. Joseph Dixon, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office Brick Block, East Railroad at. Ayden, N. C. A reward of will be paid for In- formation sufficient to convict any party or parties who leave gates do to or f around stock territory, or who out the fence so that dogs and horses through. J. It. sec lie U TO CREDITORS I NOTICE TO Having qualified before Having duly before the So- Court Clerk of Court Clerk county executrix of the hist and administrator of the estate John F Of Alfred deceased, notice is hereby is hereby given to all persons in- given all persons Indebted to the es- to the estate to make late to make Immediate payment to the to the and all undersigned, and all persons having having claims against said claims against said estate are notified estate present the same to the to present the same to the undersigned for payment on or he for payment before the lit day of De,. fore Dee. th or this notice this notice will be will be plead In bar of their recovery, plead in bar of their recovery. This of 1st December, Mils. Ci-aha J. W. II. Executrix of the of Alfred of John r. We have bought the grocery business of and horn and will conduct the same line of business at same store. We invite the public to call and see us as cheap as groceries the cheapest and always the best. ., Give us a trial. C. Car load of salt for sale by Can non and Tyson. w- B- of Greenville, Wear Corliss Coon-Collars. for j J. R. Turnage. buy a second baud , t t . , . with couple doors, to weigh Had left Wednesday j not less than one thousand pounds for Charleston, C , where he has i W. U. Jackson Co. Ayden, N. C. secured a position for the year. On January 1st J associated with me in business my father. Mr. Elias Turnage, formerly the senior of firm of Turnage Or- N. C. The her will be conduct- id under the firm name of J. R. Co., will continue at the same stand former- Your If you are troubled with your eyes or have a difficulty in obtain- suitable glasses, it matters not how difficult your case, call on J. W. Taylor, an expert Ayden, N. C, who tin- five years experience with some of the most cases. He never fails to y occupied by myself. I wish to. hank my friends for the liberal or their have given me this I five and assure them that our every Lenoir merest this year will be to please I J. R. Turnage. Give him work if yon want The Only Requisite tor A Perfect Complexion arc your hands and a jar Pompeian Massage Cream Soap dirt but not out then the skin absorbs the soap. is in is Root the if it remains, it becomes an impurity is blocked. searches impurity the crease, the dirt. builds the flabbiness must go. Gentlewomen UM it in face Gentlemen use it after SO . mi . For Sale at SAUL'S PHARMACY, i A Grim Tragedy is daily enacted, in thousands of In lines, as Death claims, in each one, another victim of or Pneumonia But when Coughs and folds are properly treated, is averted. F. G. of , wife had the con- and gave her up. Finally she took Dr. King's New Discovery for Coughs and Colds, which cured her and to day she is well and strong It kills the germs of all diseases. One dose relieves. Guaranteed at and by J. L. Wooten, druggist Trial bottle free. It would hard to make yourself marry a girl that wore bloomers Spoiled Harriet Howard, of W. St. New York, at one time had her beauty spoiled with skin trouble She had Salt Rheum or Eczema for years, but nothing would cure it. until I used Buck A quick and healer for cuts, burns and sores. at J. L drug store If husbands and wives loved each other themselves there would he no need of divorce courts. Shivering Fits of Ague and Malaria, can re- and cured with Electric Hitters. This is a pure, tonic medicine; of especial benefit in malaria, for it exerts a true influence on the disease, driving it entirely out of the sys torn. It is much to be preferred to Quinine, having none of this drug's bad after effects. E S. Munday, of Henrietta, Tex., brother was very- low with malarial fever and dice, till he took Electric Bitters, which saved his life. At J. L. Wooten's drugstore; price guaranteed. STATEMENT. of f for No. of in, mil f miles I allowed to each, for cal year men m county to represent mid Hardware put out samples of our Travel- Position of Salary per weekly, with expenses in We The Columbia House, Dept. Bldg. Chicago, III. LANIER HILLIARD, Greenville, N. C. MARBLE MONUMENTAL WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Iron Fencing; Sold When you the best it is a Pinker. Nice assort at Reflector Book Store. NUMBER MEETINGS HELD J. .,. W. R. j. it. if, H, M Oil tn on to Travel lei Total amount paid Stat of Carolina. I t. William., of the afore- the noon In it Ii of M, It WILLIAMS. Cleric Co. Com. Put Co. R. L. Can, Dentist. Greenville, N. G, OF THE BANK OF AYDEN N. J.-- At the of business Nov. 10th, 1905. RESOURCES. Loans and Discounts, Furniture and Demand Loans Due from Ranks, lash Hold Coin, Silver Coin, National Rank notes other U. S. Total, Good and the Bad of Royal Folk at Other Charles U generally accepted a gentleman as well us a martyr because he was mot fortunate in tin- d to execute his In real life he was by no means the mild and individual he looked on canvas. His I Henrietta Maria, gate it One reason for her wish her ions should be taught that her husband was harsh that he had made through it. The only Stuarts who shone by speech were those who been well drilled in Mary, of Scots, for one and Charles II. for another. James I. of an awkward familiar, some- inn, The real Charles I. a- well as and was little beloved outside his own family circle. James II. was never popular, and as for his daughters, Mart and Anne, were heavy women with but little of the reputed Stuart about them. The boorishness of the and bites the nineteen th centuries afford such trust to tin- perfect manners of tho and simply the times these Hanoverian princes lived in, tor at of the courts of Europe a lack of good taste was then general, and royal- ties much as people in spite of their line clothes. As kings the old and young tenders might have rill no hotter than these Bonnie Charlie did well, as he became a heavy drinker early in life us a downright sot, with whom his wife could not live. Somehow the Stuart dynasty never rooted strongly ill England. In the person of Queen Mary's son James it was as a necessary evil in 1603, and in it was expelled in the person of James II. The interval had been by a revolution, the of Charles I., the protectorate of Oliver Cromwell, the restoration of Charles and an unsuccessful rebellion in favor of James legitimate son, the Duke of Mon- The two daughters of James Queens Mary II. and Anne, though of the Stuart line, have ways been considered usurpers by true James I. came to England in as a stranger who had never before been in the country and whose claim to the sovereignty as Queen Eliza- beth's successor was founded on his descent from Henry VII., first of the Tudor line, his mother, Mary, queen of Scots, having been Hen- George I. came to England in IT as James great-grandson and the in accordance with the act of settlement of 1701 of Anne, his kinswoman. He had previously visited England in the reign of Charles Modern Lincoln. Sir Wemyss Held wrote of Abra- ham must not blame Englishmen too severely for their lack of appreciation of Lincoln. It is doubtful if even now he is his true worth by cans themselves. Some years I had the pleasure of taking in to din- u charming who was Lin- direct I said to can hardly understand how pleased am to have met you. There is scarcely any man whose name is familiar to me whom hon- or as I honor the memory of your The young lady open- ed her eves In innocent amazement and confessed subsequently that she had been very much surprised at my little speech. home they, never anything about grand- LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in, Surplus fund 1,000.00 Undivided profits less expenses, Dividends unpaid . Deposit subject to cheek, 00,067.09 Cashier's 37.40 to Ins six Total. OF NORTH , COUNTY OF PUT, I, J. R. Smith, Cashier of above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the beat of my and be- lief. , J. R. SMITH, Cashier. J. R. SMITH, JOSEPH DIXON, R. sworn to before me, this 19th day of Nov 1905. STANCIL HODGES, Notary Public He Never Told a Lie. a father son, you been at tho pies nut in cupboard said Tommy, looking into his eyes, have not touched how is it mother found five apple cores in your bed- room, and there is only one left on the said Tommy as ho dashed wildly for the door, one I didn't Down Competition. There existed at one time a ring of brokers Paris who, by way of keeping down competition, hired a number of pule faced to every public sale and the best places in order to fright- en away the general public. As a further precaution these mercenaries were served with onions and garlic The plan fort, do

Plan of the Immigration Promoter. If plan . t the Slate Depart-1 men i i to the various commercial and of into. for the promo- Hod f immigration Glenn will lie asked to fix a date for a meeting to his organization. Mr. T. K. secretary the State Board of issued h circular letter in regard to the send one to every commercial and Industrial In the State, and to each of tie railroad companies The letter outlines and explains the of the News and O server. WHAT Smash Trust Ne-v Yolk. Jan. whole- ale fresh has dropped chills it Will to cents December. is due in the South and Southwest, re- tailing in large the lot Jan. the receipts in the market doubled, as the I been restricted by high anew i i I that about thirty of nil were being refrigerator at New higher pike ., The result a disastrous. these goods are now being pressed for sale at to cent. On The Tree In January. The record for the late to be held by Mr. It. J. Davis of county. He brought one day last w two small red which he took from one of his trees the day This tree, be says, bore a couple dozen as second crop of which these two was a part They of the Ga- is a as sear capable of curing the majority of diseases as it is Modern Science to produce Bro makes pure blood is a but the result of the the greatest chemists the At the first symptoms of fatigue headache or backache, which are often the forerunners of disease, send for your physician if you will, but, if you take you may And that by the time he has answered your call, that the symptoms have disappear- ed. Use as direct ed. Live a temperate life. If you become ill while so doing, we will pay any doctor s bill on de- proof illness. We don't want you a cent, however, until we have the bottle for you Fill the coupon under this advertisement and mail it to us, taking care to write your name and ad dress plainly, and will tend you without any cost to you whatever full size package to try No matter what your trouble is, write ions Address New York. I. Wooten will give ms personal guarantee that will receive a fie-- ,. you send Cr upon. COUPON. . . State. . Street address. . My disease la. If you think Bro at once, or if yen have used it. it is to be had at all first class druggists. Special sale by J. L WOOTEN. M. SCOTT CO., Wholesale Agents for the State of North Charlotte. N. C. White Goods SALE A Sale You Will Talk About or Many Years to Come. BIG VALUES Fire in Richmond. d, Va., Jan. IS An morning lire destroyed the Richmond Type and Foundry, seriously damaged printing department of the Everett Company, and slightly damaged the hotel. loss about coveted by insurance. More Rural Routes. The rural mail delivery to enlarge and improve in county. On the 15th a route was at and on the first February another route will be served Stokes, making two from that point. This gives the county a total of Wise buyers. Come early. This Sale embraces every de j pertinent in this Store. For a number of days we have beet receiving and assorting cases cases of New Spring Goods . .-.,, Arranging Mock place ourselves ready for days of quick Best Calico fie, m a which we Checked , M, low. A I V s and Clots Best A. F. C W are prepared. early and heavy purchasing, to If ml Best Sea Island offer value- we know will not be duplicated. Look where yon will, price with value-then come here. CORSETS. WHITE GOODS. Of Interest to the In the February is much of housewifely inter. Isabel Gordon household serial called Pro- and its Delicious receipts onions an I cakes and desserts are supplement- led by an Interesting and Instruct article on and panes are extremely Gardening and furnishing are other topics of particular In- in the Home. The only way to leave the bad is to cleave to the good. A Big Cloth for Boys Suit- now going W Lawn fie A Full Line of MensA Boys a all Linen Collars Id A Ladies Mixed Extra Fast ii Lisle Thread doz and Heavy Ribbed price Plain mid welted Piques COMFORTS Closing all nu to at the price of Closing out all up to at the small price of Wide White at this sale Yard Heavy Canton Flannel to Best Grade Bleach now at BLANKETS A Few more Extra Size Bed Blankets New Wool Blankets Bought Before the Advance at Your Own Price A Good Jean Corset hooks in white only Medium with Hose Trimmed good quality of Hose Supporters attached A Beautifully Made Corset med with Fine Lace, I value now going at GENTS WEAR n all Styles and Colors, Plenty to Select From CLOTHING. CLOTHING. Special Prices in Men's, Youths and Boys Clothing HATS HATS HATS At Your Own Price. GLOVE, GLOVES Men's Work Driving ii Golf Fine Dressed and dressed Kid Gloves 1.37 Shoes for Men Women and Children It Will Pay You to Visit our Millinery Department LISTEN. 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 to do this we offer for CASH, for days, my entire Stock of high grade CANNED GOODS, BREAKFAST CEREALS, HEALTH FOODS, NUTS, CHINA WARE, PICKLES, ALSO MIXED PICKLES S Etc., AT COST. Thanking all for a liberal patronage during the past year and especially during the Xmas trade. I am your friend, JNO. K- RICKS- We can Furnish FURNITURE Your House from Top to Bottom and will Give You Right Prices. Store THE EASTERN D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner. and Friday. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN VOL No. GREENVILLE. PITT COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY. JANUARY 1906. No. Extravagant Longing. I'd like to have sufficient wealth To ride to yonder tow There buy myself two And pay for right down. I'd to vi-it a wild as it may Be able at the second hour To me some cream I'd like to own a cake of ice I would, my sufficient money left To buy a ton of coal. I'd to keep a root Slate shingled o'er my Ami buy slut in yonder plot To test in when I'm dead. ITEMS. THREATENED BY ANARCHISTS ANOTHER NOT SO MANY CASES. PERSONAL MENTION OVER THE STATE. But the Court is Kept Busy. Cases re not being run through Glenn Among Intended A freight Train Now Victims. Operating. Wane,, the Coast Line is -how- quit his week, because is News and J a disposition to do something ones Ob-Hive the -f way, but. the court is kept busy his. P.,, Jan. 24.- section, fa the the Harder problems years to passenger train, the j capital coming this weeK a j was put on wrath inn might adopt m daily between Tarboro The rial of Sylvester Barrett, Mid whom with Jerry Cobb the for and return gives grand jury returned a true bill for the admirable Now an Constable at U. . i I I., I.- I . N. O. Jan. A. B. Mil is visit- O. Q. Calhoun, Mrs. of Halifax, is visit- her daughter, Mrs. Geo. H. Cote. Pete colored, had the misfortune of being accidentally shot S Painful not necessarily n serious wound. Mrs. Fred Harding, of Washing, ton, was tin- guest of her sou, B. L. Hull, Mrs. John B. Smith is very sick with typhoid fever. Mrs. Adams, who been a sufferer for a long time, died Sunday. The burial took place Monday Several of the young men this place attended services at Pleasant Hill Sunday. Misses Edwards tie Denton, have the Mis H. H. Stanley, left Monday for their home in- Or- While made many who were loath tin-in have. Mrs. Cox. of- Greenville, who has been friends here, left for In me Tuesday morning. Misses ma and Bailey on Pine strew Sunday. J. was town night. at Methodist Sunday e Lodge No. A. F A. M., meets. fourth Thursday veiling. welcome . all visiting brethren. Years The of the Frank -Young, Monday, of. seven years in the for shoot- at Mr. v. D. was later to twelve years. Long learned that after Mr. the the went get a pistol and bad time to think over it return to the store the From tin- Judge deemed that the punishment st be heavier. have attain league. t. has been put on I was set for Thursday toil. blackmail and I Tarboro early the mo. n-1 morning and a special of -U the lives of for aid return the ordered. Only official-in the United States. day. This is known as a t In. -i-i n through freight, tic Utters mid cars to and from the different me ere in t be route. the regular local Line lot of Work and will cause Bruce, last August, and which had shipments to be handled with , with the plain- in and ii itch. f.-u ii of son of Ohio, hi a , Include tin- H North n. oil -I Hi- bin sudden , I be tried now as Cobb has not been Judgment was taken several This against the Atlantic arising from wreck at Dally Higgs went to this trial of Lou James for burglary that was M i- This through freight is put on j u . day afternoon did not get to the the view running it through . . . jury until late Tuesday. reason when Of Those and Coming. in Carolina. John G. of Warren- morning. ton, committed suicide by -hunting J. went up the road himself. Tuesday afternoon. Henry a Russian Jew, W. M. Lang returned Tuesday was and in his afternoon from Winston. P. T. Anthony returned Tues- A arrested in day noon from Ayden Prov,, the robber of the at Elmore, in G G. returned . . imam a young white J returned man the Greene county. i New London, Stanley unify, . T , hie to hi- cell and fatally Lucy Johnson returned . -1. . t. t burned. from Ayden. , . ,, ,, , , the Virginia Carolina Mrs. C. Forbes -e ; Co., will build a factory limed Tuesday afternoon from at Durham. Florida special on the Dr. M. I Fleming, of Hamilton, I Atlantic Line was wrecked came in Tuesday evening and left Saturday afternoon. shipments of this character are being handled, we hope there much business as to in increased I variant continuance. The if-i-said to come from in- . will come on soon or known as the liter fertilizer shipments lire over f avenue, this will make need for rough freight. Then another N; J. n which has l. en h The the the Timi- silk riots many were slain by anarchists who ears the blame the sills then on were today j for season comes dose alter to -be followed by a new cotton crop. M hoop up and keep the going. OPTIONS CLOSED. had nut at noon today. Moore made a bleak the illegal selling whiskey at Bethel. There were several again.-t W. J. Janus and John James was convicted In two cases and three others were continued, was vie A number of prominent ; people of Bethel as witnesses testified that illegal of liquor there had been bad. was sentenced to jail for six mouths. James was also sentenced to prison for six Ha- victims. In each ii tunics the victim had refused to pi-v over money black mailers, i In list of marked men Governor Glenn's name is the only Southern executive mentioned. BURGLARY IN SECOND DE- Sentenced to Year In Wednesday night co Depot Site. options taken recently upon property here on which to locate the depot for Raleigh Pam- Sound railroad expired on Wednesday, and we are told by months. Over both of them was in other to visit J. R. Moore, cases. his morning. of who has been spending a few days left morning. United States Attorney Harry Skinner returned from Raleigh Tuesday evening. Mis. I. A. Pittman of came in this morning to visit her Mrs. W. R. Smith. Mrs. Harry Harding, who has been visiting Mrs. F. C. Harding, left this morning for Charlotte. B. C. Copeland, Columbia C, who superintended the eon- b mot ion of the water works here last spring, came Tuesday Pullman cars were ditched, yet only a few of the passengers ere A freight train wrecked at the same spot the night before. T. K. secretary of the board of agriculture, is statement that nor Glenn will, late In . r early a rail for convention to be held in Raleigh to be attended by from all organizations and the movement. GENERAL NEWS. SUPERIOR COURT. List of the Cases Tried. Friendly Howard and Cornelius Mr. L I. Moore who U interested Newsome, escaped con j n and acting for the that not Frank Young, with dead- weapon with intent to kill pleads guilty, sentenced to for twelve years. Dally Jan. Sheriff Edwards, of Snow Bill, j was here today. G. G. went the road . . . t he options were closed and deeds for the property. This property selected for the depot site located on Dickinson extends across the jury in the case of Ninth street id the old on tot Ninth Mo. and was given f Mi. Moore also tells us mat work j for m Jerry Cobb to the jury just before adjournment is being, pushed rapidly on the j the Raleigh Pam Joe dead Sound road, and he thinks it weapon, plead guilty, lined J S. Higgs tori Wednesday evening H. S. spent today at arid A, of Frank Young, carrying of ed weapon pleat's guilty, judgment returned a true of the Tuesday evening and lie day night. When was rendered there some between conn-el and the court as to whether the verdict should be accepted or set will reach mouths. Greenville in of Removed From Brain. Pa., Jan. three inches in length, was today removed from in the brain of John Winston, t n. M. Preston Gotten Woolen. The diet as by he jury was his morning at opening of con it Judge Long in years the prison at hurt As to Cotton to the Acre. We copied Thursday from The defendant was represented , it. the trial A. Sugg, the Statement that last year Mr. N. Shaw, of county, raised thirty bales of cotton on six acres. The Observer has told of some large yields of cotton in this county France And nary presided at a cabinet N. at the Hospital here. An W made to draw out by means of a powerful magnet, the steel so firmly the w resort to knife. operation- s the patient u to be doing well. Died. The of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Flake evening and was at family a few from town. that he had received a from Ambassador to the effect that the United consider a French naval Vi In lobe a violation of the France, it is pointed out, thin- has her hands free, but the for the as not lake decisive until of M. th others of one production of two bales on an acre, Now comes The Newton Enterprise and tells of Mr George of having made four bales of pounds each on two and n half acres; and is further westward than any county ill tho that grows any cotton at all. We all talk-and with good reason- of great progress North Carolina in all lines of endeavor, but the t, in tow-. Mine Lizzie U cm. this Mrs. J. G. Mr. and Mrs A. J. Wednesday morning from Mrs., C. J. Forbes, went to La- Grange, this morning visit her daughter Mrs. G. B. W. Hadley. Hurtling. The editor a few hours in Kinston Tuesday. That town is pushing right ahead in street and is setting a pace that of the wreck cases against the At- ought to be fast to Coast Line which had been low. Kinston is a enterprising and costs. J. H. , assault with deadly weapon, both guilty, fined and costs. . Charlie carrying con- weapon, pleads guilty, costs. divorce was and judgment wast entered la another Happenings of Interest Over the Country. An ex on the Brazilian turret ship near Rio Janeiro, killed out of a crew of Kentucky has caught the fever and a was lynched at Hop- Sunday night. Miss Pauline claiming C, her home, arrested in Kansas City for going around disguised as a man. Greenville, C, is excited by the discovery of a rich gold in near that city. A Plymouth Rock hen at show in Boston sold compromised. TUe grand jury having ed its work was discharged for the term. Judge Long complimented them for their efficiency and Don't forget the and cents goods at The Store. Mr-, Hardy, aged thanked them the assistance years, mother of H. B. they have rendered the court. A POPULAR COMPANY. They Delight Greenville People, The little folks were delighted with the given by the Co., in the opera state is improving in nothing so home, evening, as wall much as in its agriculture. It has M reception held by the been but a few years since a bale company after play ill which cotton to then refreshments were Old at small patches specially prepared and regarded as greeted by an immense indeed it was j the largest the engage- Now it doesn't attract any lid presently, if our This engagement of improve their it, the Co., here. ill I the tho j They our people that O Rack, may a hearty . Observer. Hardy, died Tuesday at lat- home Raleigh, It has been only ten days since Mr. Hardy lost his wile, and his friends through- out the state with him in this double New garden teed at the Racket store of A. U Ellington A Co. A dispatch from Cape Beale the Steamer Valencia, of San Fran been wrecked near there and one hundred people Nine survivors have reached Cape lighthouse. J. F. King went to Norfolk today to buy a car load of horses mules. He says if you Io see something good in that line call at his stables near live Points when he gets back. Where Lynching Would be Excusable. A man who will curse over the phone is exceedingly short on manners. He a misfit and a moral standpoint. The pin lie would be at the number who do this. It is bud enough to swear over the phone when talking to another man, but when one pitches and curses the operator at the central office there should be some law to tit the case. He might rig up some kind of an excuse when talking for instance, in a jocular vein to a when he gets mad because be can- not gel proper connection, when it is known that it is not the fault of the operator, and goes to her it is about time be was taken out and To show bow unreasonable a man can be, we recall an instance happened one Sunday some time ago. A man called up a certain reside mi central rang the and no ore answered. The man yelled at her again and still no one an then he cursed her not satisfied with up the chief operator and her for failure to get the number he ed. Next day it was ascertained that residents or the house he wanted were not at home during entire day. Right here is the where he needed killing. We it by everyone of the ladies at Record.