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EDITORIAL NOTES. an Occasion Secretary the Mend. revise he is talking the revision probably will be Congress has business for almost weeks without anyone being called a outside of a few committee headings. An inquisitive respondent mats to know all those i i re vegetarians Couldn't i newer lot the packers, but certainly ought to be. Senators Burton and Smoot can now rub each other don with an i- . now. ,,., . rep rt is the beard. T, ., whole lot Gen Miles to be able to say Id u LOCAL ITEMS. i it It Bits Caught up Here an There That Arc Interesting. excessive rain damaging Bushels of corn at Frank V. ad. s w. For Sale brick, ca . per Hemby V. V. No. , N. t. With of sickness round town more that all premises should be kept clean- Supt. A. Dunlap tells us that the additional machinery has shipped tor providing d electric V Johnson for low prices . aw. THE EASTERN REFLECTOR D J WHICHARD. Editor and Owner. Friday. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADV VOL No. GREENVILLE. PITT COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA TUESDAY. JUNE 1.9 1906. Greenville's Big Department Stores. As Hot Weather Merchandise y v Johnston for special Se The R Hector hub u th- be tie. w. mid beeswax M. Schultz. STRAY TAKES IT- I have taken up one bar s t. about CO pounds, no ear marks. Owner same by paying abounding in plentiful beauty and cheapness here. ft materials tor June Selling are for your inspection and in quantities to meet your de- T the be appreciate d. any i at the C-r y. And if they do. h. will take precautions to see ; re no led. What a mannered thing tattling a Men after a more In thin swell n of lately With I crawling to- century mark, the adjourn- of cornea appreciably nearer in spite of of leg- unfinished. to i IS retired from public life id i -in h not heard of for a R, X. Tucker Greenville. N. C It ; SI . hog, a mi pounds. J. Cox, No. i. TODAY'S Wire ti Norfolk , . BY j. w. PK r A Cotton Norfolk, i Today Middling gt ow Middling . YORK BY Bankers Brokers, Norfolk. Va. Hew York Today id A- o'clock on Monday July will sell at th late U. home place Heave town snip, S. . . , ,, . Due saw mill complete with belt, l and saw, all perfect will guarantee to cut inch in hours Reason telling no i r to saw. out -i- steel in perfect order, running y, boiler pounds cold water pres- lire, The Mutual Machine Co., Washington, N. C One Si-Horse Power Engine in i o bet- made One 18-Horse Power I One 16- Po Engine. good as new. Saws. One Wood Saw. almost Seed Crasher. One Grist Mill with belt, shafting, mill pick-, mill This mil is noted ii-. good is in running order, one set of Rocks most new. feet with complete. rang- loot to five feet. One Ii with sell-feeder condenser bell, In perfect running login a bale of cotton in I minutes. I Cotton Press good as Dew. Lots of things goes with a -aw mill, gristmill and cotton sin. Terms of sale one cash of sale, balance when All property must lie in ten days A a e lot of hand-made Buck sale. Apply W. T. Bit he . Colored Dress Goods Department cool in i mall dots and figures, butt patterns and solid for to cent per yard. Brown cs percales, madras and gingham. White Goods Depart- Inch French lawn yard inch Persian to yard inch Persian lawn inch Handkerchief linen to yd inch yard inch Irish linen to yard inch Union cotton, but almost as pretty as ell linen for more money at yard. Lovely dotted swiss, the real imported kind, in small neat from to for shirt waists and dresses this seasons newest patterns from to variety great and patterns lovely. Laces S Embroideries We are showing pretty things in this laces we rave baby Irish French,, Plat Round thread Val in all overs, bands and edges Batiste and Baby Irish combined from tie loveliest of trimmings of the season, we are showing it in exquisite patterns, suitable for very sheer materials as well as the heavier kinds. Black baby Irish all overs end bands to match. Notion depart- should rest you, es we are showing useful and desirable novelties. Yes we have kinds and acme gr end large breezy In paper, and gauze. The silk gauze fans, real decorations incl Ivory are lovely cheap as to 53.50 others with cheaper sticks and Shopping bags in white kid, canvas end f leathers in black and colors from cents to Pretty white wash bells embroidered and some with detached buckles is guilt and pearl, the prices range from to Guilt belts, leather belts, silk belts all prices. Ladies hosiery in black and white gauze, some plain, some j embroidered, some lace boots, others lace all over, all sizes and prices. Infants and in black and white all sizes from to Ladies and infants gauze vests, short and long sleeves. Nazareth and Daisy waists tor boys and girls, cool comfortable, all sizes each. tops and cords and stamped linens, embroidery silks and cottons. Ready made waists in ladies sizes, handsomely trimmed with embroidery and lace, some look like hand embroidery prices from to Plain S Fancy Black Lawns Batiste, French Silk mulls, Per- lawn, Mercerized madras and many ether wears from to yard. is ready to meet your wants in Corset;, in and lures yesterday Close July Oct. L Future-. ft Aug. Corn July Lard ST. BO f Mi THE CORSET DEPARTMENT . en. . Our stock of House- I keep Line is Should meet your approval. All kinds of Towels, Bath rags, table kins and Dollies. A good at ii prices. . Ill . . , r- w -i . . A BA NOT K. II S i , . .,, , . -i it. n- . . ,,. , ,. i- Ii , . ,. ii- r -n l-i-- I, ,. ,, .- i ii . A. I-. ,, , i ii i- in I. HI . 1.1-. ii,., Toilet Soaps, Tooth Brush es, Nail brushes, Hair brushes, and combs others at The Shoe Department Is to serve v V U the best -1 Potato Quo Hi n . P iv, j. uses quote i on potatoes today in the Northern I i l White l to Bid Hose to mm-g Rod and White BUM ,,, , ft of In I, n-, Hi- I i I-K. mid hi I ; or Io K 1-T i; ; .,.,,. . III ,.,,., , , . r. By. i. i . i i hi. of of I . -ii i. . . i . , , . .-,. i -i l. Hi i i. . ii, --I i i M M i, , mill i . Ir-i I ii ii I'll -I . . Ill i I o by by wisps lb . in is . i a u c show to serve yen nine . r. i in of Court . Cat . pumps in Ladies . ace n . Window I F. r. Art are rS v. . add very l- we always have good for y Nearly you. . j. u. FIRE IN BALTIMORE. Loss Will Reach if. greatest fie 11- of 1901, v h properly loss of about the sacrifice of at an early morning the water For h the entire harbor -I- on i side, the flames being with kept within fines of wharf of the t- Miners the south tide a battle fought prevent n wholesale l-y spread from barges, vi members of the Essex U two tore It i- believed the missing mere bun or jumped i d were drowned. The ATKINSON, cabin JOAN second MANUEL Five other were rescued with the Mary, narrowly escaping in the or drowning, as en- to make vessel from as the for- mer boat away from the burning steamer. MISS JONES EXONERATED. MRS. PATTIE BYNUM PARKER. WHICHARD ITEMS. . June showers th i- good headway am, the farmers a miserable Misses Boss and Lillian Thomas, of visiting Mr-. W. A. Mis Susie went to Green- Coroner's Jury at Selma Heart Evidence in Case of Miss Pearl Jones. Selma, the pres at least, the killing of the Bud by the brave little telephone operator Miss Pearl Jones, of place, is a closed the matter will be to rest until the of Superior com t this county. So far as Miss Jones is concerned it is a thing of the this, as tie result of the jury having completely exonerated her. When she the room every eye was upon her and there until she was excused and left the building. This seemed sufficient to unnerve bi-r. Instead, her walk was as steady s a soldier and she was an as if she had been duty, from be search- of Her voice was s and being both graceful and good looking, she completely many of whom ha; never u hi r More. She her story deliberately, using good language, and impressed every present her candor sin- Among other things she said she had the such an attack had prepared a pistol she kept by her when she duty always hand she was one room to On this night when opened the door she thought she could hear something Inn saw until ODD MEMORIAL. I WATER FROZEN IN FIRE. Passes From Earth to Her Home. Mrs. Pattie Bynum nearly years and widow of the late Mr. W. R. Parker, died a few minutes past six o'clock Sunday at her home in South Mrs. Parker was in Farm- township August At the ago of I J years she united with Antioch w as by Be v. George She lived the year when she m to At the of the Christian church in her membership was here where it remained her death. January 1892, two years after coining to Greenville, she was to Mr. W. B. as s devoted wife. The death of her husband a few mouths tended to hasten her demise, and it is remarkable that she pass- ed away on the day set apart by the Odd Fellows on which to bold memorial exercises to Mr. Parker. Her death due to asthma and complications arising therefrom. Six years ago Mrs Parker became a cripple from rheumatism and was never able to go about after- ward except by aid of a rolling She was a great sufferer, though always patient, cheerful and uncomplaining. standing her affliction, she was ever faithful and devoted to the her Master. She an active member of the Christian Exercises Held Sunday Afternoon. she filed the first just to lie j Woman's Mission Board of the sure. When she saw j crunch, and had the meetings held in the at lit-1 to enable her to take the firing until she was out of cartridges. Sue said certainly she v returned Tues- shot to hit and would have teen very sorry if he had escaped As day. W A. after ding Mine in Greenville s. rammed Thurs- day, d by U J. Which aid Jr. h. a caller in R O. I'm went to Wash- on . V. a was in ye- i. i 1-ls at J R Which spent Monday in spent Tues- win. Mrs. L. R. Which- n, of Stokes, was in ., mi to 48.50. potatoes to Newark, 4.00 5.00 Pittsburgh, Fancy 5.00 GREENVILLE N. C. Th -i is now on It i like up Vi i . Well, this lust per quart. A In-nits on an id o s I,, at cu per t the gross tin- two cars aggregate of op- wail means turn among the pickers daily sections of the county as well or better, and this means of putting quite a little of what Is considered the full of the it tinned out, she has no remorse nor to Sue was excused the evidence closed. like the goal, bad ready voted and the foreman following Selma township, in the matter I he jury and sworn to make in the death of Bud Richard- son, by whom produced when where, consideration of the by us, that the d Bud I i shot fired from pistol in tie hands one Pearl Jones who undoubtedly fired shot in the of her honor, this jury commends her. Winston. s. Holt, W. i u. It is me lodges Mini lies of are only gins iii prove the no sympathy nice hi re. part the Mrs. Parker is survived by in in-is and two Jo- J. Bynum, of Mr. W. U. Bynum, of Wilson, Mrs J M. Barrett, of and Mrs Henry Harris, of Falkland. She leaves children but her are Miss Ellen Parker W. B. Parker, of Greenville, C. of as of and of Wilmington. The funeral services were con- ducted by Rev. H. H. Moore st o'clock this afternoon in Christian church, followed by in. by the side of her late in Cherry Hill cemetery. Active E. A. Jr., C. J. L. B. Williams, T. R. Moore and J. iK. J. A. Lang, W. J. H. L. Coward, D. O. L. lamer., t Lodge I. O. O. F. held its memorial exercises Sun- day Masonic temple opera house. There was a good the were very program Doxology, combined choirs and audience. by Baptist choir. Prayer, by ex-Gov. T. J. Jarvis. Anthem, by the Methodist Report of secretary. Duet, by Mrs. T. E. Hooker Mrs. H. H. Moore, of choir. by members of lodge. Eulogies, by E. a. and F. C. Address, by Rev. H. H. Moore. by members of choir. The report of Secretary E. E Griffin showed that the lodge had lost only member by death during the past year W. R. he also read names of all who had died in the last years. The remarks of Messrs. and on the lite and char- of Mr. Parker were most bare testimony to his worth and the loss the com- and the lodge had sustain- ed in his death. The subject of H. H. Moore's address was and it was an admirable one. He spoke not only the arising from the joining together of Independent Order of Odd Fellows, made reference to the many blessings growing out of it. The music was excellent and r, fleeted credit those who ten- it. Perfect Cakes Found in Cans in Ruins Burned Ice Factory. When an examination was made today of the of an ice factory destroyed by fire last Thursday in each of the freezing cans, which had been lowered into a tank of brine just before the; was found a full sized cake of ice as clear and perfect as if it had been frozen under A DELIGHTFUL DAY ON OLD ordinary conditions, instead Of seething furnace, which had I delicious peaches all- swept everything before it for two ed Blue Banks, each for Nev, r has there together a fairer or lovelier f which on June the tenth met at Hanks the famous Tar lo recreation Farmville net home of Misses I Eva Wilkinson, after lady BETTER MAIL CARS. OVER THE STATE. Happenings of Interest in North Carolina. Tho Democrat of the tenth dis- have nominated W. IS. Craw- lord for congress. Tho North Merchants If. tail association meets at Morehead City this week. a half squares. basket well filled Another result of the lire was the good things which was nigh- killing of many fish, by the water y enjoyed. There was plenty for thrown on the fire, which, and plenty left. The Farm- impregnated with nicotine from crowd met by the Smiths a tobacco warehouse, was conducted ;. u crowd. Never has Fan, ville to the river by Point d lads lassies Enterprise. more enjoyable day from to end. Boat riding, climbing the sleep hills, strolling the sand and . the wild flowers d v the lovely- listen- it-; to little bird- as they to make live each other, while some love s re seated beneath the the grass or the root a tree, vowing their love for other. The day was all that be asked for. M . of the we e in making the drive more pleasant. those present Harries and Miss Ellen Ty-on, Frank Thigpen and Miss Burnett, Henry Hyde Maggie Gay, bur Stamper and Miss Eva Tyson -id Miss Wilkinson, Lon- Matthews and Miss Blanche Frank Tyson and Miss Rosa- Tyson, Ben Joy and Miss Hearne, and Hisses and Carmen Flan- i mo, Johnnie Flanagan and Miss Mary Belle Joe Smith Miss Trilby Smith. Haywood Smith and Mi Vary Smith, Lloyd and Miss Caroline Little, Tom at d Miss Agnes Smith, Smith and Misses Rosa and Ellen Smith and a good bundle of stags. Alter enjoying the beautiful scenery and the m st bountiful dinner all departed, voting the an entire and hoping to speed just such another day. In a wreck of a train near on the Southern rail- road eleven cars were demolished. Representative Small, of North Carolina, has introduced a bid which looks to construction of better and safer mail cars. It orders the Postmaster General to have plans prepared for a fire- proof, bandit-defying steel car. The bill ought to pass. Both business and humanitarian ons dictate this. On the side, the government is paying about a year for rental of postal cars owned by railroads. So high is this rental that cars are for in two or three years, according to statements currently made in Congressional discussion. The government could well afford to own its cars. If is no de- certainly should in- on getting good car's for what it pays. Good steel cars ought to be provided without ad- ding B dollar to the present rental. It is little less than criminal. to lock overworked postal clerks Into the flimsy structures provided for postal cars, are smashed to kindling wood in every wreck, with chances that the will be tired and the wretched wight who may have escaped in the crash subjected to the more exquisite torture to death. Pullman cars don't telescope or burn. Neither do properly constructed day coaches. Tic number of mail clerks killed maimed is greater than of car passengers, yet the a.-. A colored boy and a man were number of sleeping c killed at Mt. Olive, Saturday, by passengers is hundreds of coming in contact with a live wire , greater than of mail clerks. The e Grandma Made. The entire force, the editor to the devil, are under obligations to bunch ginger cakes like grand ma used to make, that was sent to us yesterday just noon. They looked good, they tasted good they wire good, and very good co send i on Several women of Chicago, graduating last from a clans in domestic i said to have received diploma certifying they are qualified to keep house for u were given a practical exhibition their skill in the preparation of breakfasts, luncheons and breakfast that was shown had been at cents and was to satisfy many the hunger of four persons. for a ,. dinner consisted meat, two Vegetables, a salad and a pudding for tour, prepared at a In cents. women who can perform these miracles deserve good husbands without de- lay, and husbands with more than a week. men on the engine, those grimy heroes who traditionally stoics, at their posts and to death with hand throttle, are the only class whose chance f A telephone wire had broken fallen across an electric light wire . H. B. Varner, editor of the Lexington Dispatch, was elected first vice president of National Association in session at Indianapolis. Rocky Mount, June Pearl Jones is the recipient of a j the railroad companies tor l beautiful locket chain, given I privilege of having its most by the Atlantic Cast Line force at servants unmercifully South Rocky Mount, In to red, and the practice ought i her bravery In shouting the Times at Selma a few days ago. one side of the locket her in- E. t-re engraved, on the other, the A. L. Office Rocky Rocky Mount, N. June lo- ll Nina Moore was awakened Wednesday morning about three o'clock by a entering her room. Her screams brought her to the scene at once the made good his es- cape through a window. She was of course, very badly and was thrown Into an extremely but is now get- nicely. Killed His Way into Favor William No. -153 Haw- thorn street, returned to yesterday with the of having bee elected hon- member of a Maids club in Syracuse, an honor never upon a man. Mr qualified for membership by kissing all the members of the club, beautiful young en, and he was very proud of it. accidental death on the rail -1 He was in last week on pares with that of the tint wedding clerks. . Miss Ethel The government is r who was before her marriage a her of the IV.-.-hi r After the ceremony at Kinston. will have a big Mason celebration on the and . A large delegation of Masons fro this section had anticipated gob over to take part in the but so far have been unable I reach any arrangements with Atlantic Coast Line tor a train. On occasions in past it has been easy to trains for this purpose, but th time the railroad officials do even show courtesy to answer about It, which l rather strange. dub gallantly kissed the bride The remaining members that they should be declared on that part of tho ceremony. Although old enough to be a father to M. he the add kissed every one d the women A meeting of the club was held at once and Mr. was elected an honorable member. Too Much says discharge the weather clerk hire another one. That might not help matters, but the tonight and to- has become a phase. It may keep on that way until the moon changes again. In n

mm HANAN and SON. WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR Hanan's Famous Shoes a FOR M boys. test for many worn by all In and look at the w cuts REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF BANK OF GREENVILLE, At the April 6th 1906. 1152,409.87 Stocks, etc. Furniture 8.617.32 House 6.943.88 2.779.00 Silver Coin 7.218 US notes 1259,584.88 Liabilities- Capital Stock paid Id Surplus, 25,000.00 Undivided Profits less Ex- and Taxes Paid 15,888.66 Deposit subject to check Cashier's checks out- standing 2,966.90 1259,584.83 forth . County of Pitt. j I, Jam L. Little. Cashier I he above-named bank, to solemn wear the statement above is true to the best of my knowledge belief JAMES L. LITTLE. , Subs and sworn to me, this 11th day of 1906 Walter g. ward. Public. O. HOOKER, J. K. MO YE, W. WILSON, directors SECOND HAND MACHINERY FOR SALE We at our the following second hand era and Engine w.-- v II guarantee to be h-- low which will s-l One H. P. Center Crank Engine been used one Ginning season, which w- will F. O. B. Greenville, N. C One SO H. P. for one year only, V O. B N. C. One H. P. Return Boiler, Atlas Make one year old F. O B. Oxford N. C. One H. P. 8135.00 Durham, N. C. Good. One H. P. class, good as F. O. B. All ruse will be sold at an early day to the first man who applies HENRY HARDING, agent You Pay For It In higher prices when you buy Goods on Credit, as the Credit merchant must make up his losses out of some- body I SELL FOP CASH, Therefore have no losses to make up and put the price the lowest figure. Pay cash and avoid the charging of ac- counts or else, charged to you. I sell any want in th way SEED. M MB Hay. C Oats St ill. Lime- and F V JOHNSTON. Th of Castle. circle i- marked on the ground to represent the castle. A larger one outside limits the castle yard. Half players retire to the tin-others form the besieging nor who try to cross the yard the without being caught by the castle dwellers. Every n caught is obliged to remain and lie- conic a castle dweller, but each one of the besiegers who in en the castle is allowed to two of the dweller to return with to the party. The side i- the one containing the most men the end of i play period. Point. Pile together a- many sheets note paper as are persons t Scatter on the upper one random five grains of rice. Prick with a pin. without disturbing the live hole through the the has fallen. You will then have a of sheets of each containing live arranged in the The game consists in each person draw- a i l -hall come with- in the points, Using one for the head, two for the hands and two for the feet. A great variety of amusing figures and attitudes will the result. Counting Million. If you have given the mat serious perhaps you nun surprised hear it . x you day and three seventy-tun hours in count n million, counting as fa-t ;. you could. This will you some conception of the if the from the earth, for would take you days to count the number of mile I ha I the two bodies, Nursery Rhyme. A LITTLE NONSENSE. How Two Lover ended. The; sin- on the old pi yo i , .-, he gated, i his cane. J coldly. wouldn't ii t vi a if you were the lust i. an i i i mauling. Then suppose I i go turtle. In th myrtle. Th broke through the pen. gay twins laughed at the merry Ariel until. It hunting win. a Leopard. How th Swiftest Animal on Goes After Prey, Four miles palace gates of Jaipur you may see a hunt. and again in the noonday heat you may have seen a leopard crouching along beside his uncertain, half timid, heavily hooded with blue silk, and finding the trimmed stone of the pavement maddening hot ha neath his silent pads. But it is a different animal when at last, aft a tedious stalk of a herd of black the leopard is from the winning bullock and left bis own work. In all the world there is little left BO savage and so beautiful as this steel cat when he scents his quarry. In a flash he has drop- to the plain, belly flat upon the lot stones, while ho works his way to a ten inch patch of sagebrush, oil dhows and seemingly four inches above the ground. You may see the trail of him as he goes. From one bush he. for another or a fold of ground. One watches him with a touch of his own silence, though the little of bullock carts must still kept moving lest their stopping should alarm the buck. So it goes on, yellow demon edging himself nearer nearer tr. his prey till, while fifty yards away yet, buck raises his head. Whether ho temporizes his danger at once or not, there is no chance of stalking him a yard farther, and the cheetah makes his dash. There is not a sound on either side. Two of the fastest animals on earth the cheetah is beyond all question the in a life and death race. It is soon over, for if the cheetah docs not bring his prey down in yards he throws up the chase and ignominiously to his master. If he catches the buck there is another final of jetting life- blood and convulsive limbs and glassing eyes, interfered with by cheetah's master, who brings a huge wooden tilled with blood and entrails, which he forcibly for the buck under the still muzzle of the sated But whether he catch it or not the tab's flight over tin ground for yards is a thing that is to Jaipur to in Yes, e never let see you hate YOU ell, miss, shall nit are a i you. Isn't hi you told me to t- -but will I ask refuse. that Now dare you, sir- How dare you and wound the sensitive of u poor, weak woman Tomorrow night and lei me tell you what n brute you are, Detroit Tribune. OF THE CONDITION op the bank of n. c. AT ThE of APRIL 1906 A T. Overdraft- AM tins A F . in ash 13.39 M asp ; i- i nu stuck pd in sub tn f 45,809.24 Revenge. That was a fine joke your wife played when she made you wait outside of a store two hours while she searched for a pair of gloves to suit her. wan pretty good, but even. what made her wail outside of a barber shop on day night while I waited turn to get a News. . f Pitt. I. J. It. y th- Mai and to r- l, J V. Public. bank, do solemn- b-st of my I. U. DAVIS. W. M. LANG, T. L. R. L. IS. Directors One Thing Only. you tell what's wrong with father. Didn't you have a consultation Young Four consulted on the ease. didn't they agree upon anything Young They pear to have agreed upon one thing. That was to make their bill as high as Standard and Times. BETHEL BANKING AND TRUST CO. At tin AT , N. C. of April 6th, 1906. SOURCES. Loans and discounts Overdrafts Furniture . Due from Ranks 1,990.20 ash Gold and silver National hank other U. S. Total LIABILITIES. stock 5.300.00 Surplus fund Undivided profits 1,108.23 lime certificates of deposit 3,146.50 Deposits subj. to check Collier's checks out- standing 28.18 Checks Total 637.278,48 State of North Carolina, County of Pitt, I. of the above named solemnly swear that statement is true to the best of my know edge and belies Subscribed and sworn to ore day of April H Taylor, Public M. O. President. K. , B. J. GRIMES, Newlywed I always make it a point to tell my wife everything that happens. Old That's I tell my wife lots of tilings that never happen at Alter a Fortune. when I said the poor young man, want a girl who is able to make her own dresses and all replied the other, who was also poor, bill more worldly, want a girl who doesn't have Detroit Free Press, Hooked a Victory. understand your cook had a controversy with the cook next they had a lively out cook won by a Houston Post. Unsightly. always mowing his answered the neighbor who takes life easy. doesn't realize how a man in his shirt leaves pushing a lawn mower spoils the looks of a Star. Humming Machinery. buzzing is a delicate piece of ma- it is the kind of ma- I don't like to hear hum. Yonkers Statesman. Woman Resent That. seems to dislike Mr. lie tried to pay her a compliment. lie made the of telling her she was in the prime of Announcement We beg leave to announce that we are Wholesale and Retail r for White Lead, Paints Colors, and k Ready nixed Paints. There is no line in the world better than the Harrison line. It has it reputation for honorable wares and honorable dealings. If you use the Harrison Paints you need never worry quality. We trust that you will favor us with orders whenever you want good paint for Have just a car load can give you Special Prices. Baker t N. C, J. M. BLOW, Manager and Authorized Agent- . O for Daily Reflector we take treat in sub- script ion m U willing receipts for in an tars. We have a list ml who their mail at Ibis We alto take orders for printing. t. t. Co. will do all the in- can you with then in w Hue of heavy and fancy Mi. C. L. children over the liver. tan p. itches, apples, corn apply to K. E. Nelson, of Winterville, t. . Co. have moved of goods from en lo a short distance here. Miss Ma Grimes- 1- Mies Nina Cannon. lied Steads, Suits, Center Tables, Chairs Cradles, Bed Springs, Mattresses Lounges, Cook Stoves and a gnat many other things are kept up stairs. Cannon Tyson. The sign the Is Johnnie Nobles has to the week. Is it When eyes need attention J. W. optician, is the man to do worn it you want to be plaited, J. A. Harrington and family from Fort ii they had been on a vi-11 lo Li- Mrs. Get the Cos cotton planter the best on the market at J. K. Smith ft Bi t J. Hemby went to He didn't but on In- he caught the broth- at him home. ears cotton seed, will pay cash price, don't sell your seed until yon see me. Lilly Co. J. B and W, H. Galloway, two mullein from the were here carry lull lit- caD good. me a V K Co B K. two little from A full line of trunks, valises, tel- grip-, and soils casts K Smith Mrs. D. C. i here on a vi-b lo tier I always I d a line Iced at lowest cash Such as h-f oats, corn, seed buds, brand and ship Lilly Co. We have to slate that C. P. be y lie for the t n e of. listed. Yon will Wheeler son Go to E. E. Co's new market tor beef, fresh meats, sage, and A line of crockery, glass ware, fancy lamps, tinware at J B A full supply of Trunks. Telescopes, Gripe, Satchels and Suit Cases, at J. B. Bro. Clarence Cannon who has been attending school at University- came home Thursday night to spend vacation, Clarence is an clever as well as j Lung man and we are all have back. In fact we him a brilliant future. Car load V. Crimped roofing in lengths to cover residences churches, school burnt; shelters, stables much cheaper than shingles and very little labor, at J. K. Bro. Calico and at per yard, great white slippers aid summer goods, at J h. A Bro. For a nice present buy a novel- clock at J. W. Taylor's. It is for any occasion. For carpenters grind s i hemp lope pulleys, at J. Ii. Smith V. Clumps and paper roofing, Pomps aim long or snort joints and pipe at J. B. Smith Latest styles in cloaks and wrap for and Ladies also a nice line of Zephyr tors at J. Smith Bro. a t . on the evening It Joe l. i a d the a k hued lat- lei C. s; c with a whereupon the latter outs a knife and slashes the forms across the side of in- a slight wound, and then Hobgood made for woods fol- lowed by police aid a large crowd hot pursuit. The fired once his at first shot and brought back. A before Mayor K G. Cox was bad el both bound over to court. d a nice little scene for the time. Saturday the trustees of the Methodist church here bought of R. Ii Cam- a nice lot on Lee upon which anticipate at a a me house of worship. Morrison and family, who LaNe been Ayden years left to in home in There very of our citizens who exceedingly to tee this most family leave. Then friends ate numerous and none Were held higher regard and among us Mr. ills. Morrison. We the among make then home d them when they have bee, Ibis family will appreciate as we do. Too Many Philadelphia, Pa., June T. formerly of College, N. C, and known North Carolina as the PI IT COUNTY To State, Congressional and Conventions. Democratic of Pitt county on ed following delegates to the State, congressional and judicial CONVENTION. at Greensboro July Delegates Alternates Ivy South J C Parker B W King S M Mali m G M Mooring W B J J Elks J J Laughinghouse, Jr S A Stocks C J Tucker H L Blount E E Cot ten W M Lang J A Mull U W W Dawson J B Smith J J May J L Fountain Davis J J Laughinghouse E A Jr. F G James D C Moore L I Moore P J E Clark J P Fleming J J Moore L I Moore at Elizabeth City June Delegates Alternates J H Cobb T S D J Holland B A Parker Little J E M B M Whitehurst J S Brown Seed Pea nuts at J. B of the hook Hell You Bro. Com, Hay a Lime always on at J. K. Smith t Bro. older to our large stock to e will make prospective buyers ex- low prices. J. K. Smith . Bro. Nice new North Car- Cut Herrings at J. E. Smith Bro. large nice new single story brick stores located East Avenue in Town of den can give tenant possession August 15th. J. B. Smith ti Bro. In a breach of promise proceed- yesterday before J. M. Blow, j K-i. 1- to the action con.- promised. The was Custody a friend could go to Greenville license. Upon his with license Hilliard Morton, colored, Martha the same persuasion. Ware made and wife by above name A happy termination. is locked up here on a of bigamy. He was last and was ti given a bearing the central police liter which he was ed to jail to await from the Governor f New Jersey, arrest made at tie request of Detective of d., who telephoned to the police that has at least wives, two one Philadelphia STRAY TAKEN UP. I have taken up one black bar shoal, weight about pounds, no ear marks. Owner can get same by paying charges. Mali lone Tucker. Ii D No. Greenville. d II. I H Little H A Gray W E J H Mills W J M A W E Tucker W L J B H C Venters T L W E Barrett H w F G i J Harrington E B W H Cox J B C A Faucette Henry Dixon A B Hudson W H Galloway H H Proctor H J Stokes G Buck W L J K Davis J W Parker L Fleming K G Flanagan K W King J W F M A L Blow Laughinghouse CC Vines u- J A W L J L Little J B v M X Spier Job W F G B E O Smith J J Moore J A Stokes JUDICIAL at June J L Smith V G A T A Grimes MG Fold M O G J J Carson J T Nelson W A James, D A J S Boss K O L B Whichard J K Jenkins J J Galloway J J Jr. C F Chapman A B Hudson W L Clark A Blocks J A Mills Alston Grimes Jesse Wilson J M Cox G D Tucker J O Adams W M Moore J A Joe J F Hart John Cheek John Pierce D G Berry Wall B W Smith A E Garris W B J Jackson B B E Lung A W Ange W E Hooks J J Stokes J B Harvey Mini ill Arthur Cook B B Gotten W A B J C Cook B Clark G W Ellis Johnson J A Harrington G W Briley H L T B AG Cox W F Hart Fate Cox J Brooks B B Jackson J B Spier L L Kittrell J H Smith J L Fountain W M M T Horton Lorenzo W C Jackson Henry Pierce J E Heath G F M Crisp A M Wooten Jonas B L Davis C C Joyner J F Joyner W K Home W L Brown H W Whedbee B W King F G James J J Han R L Little E A Jr. Julius K Williams W L Nobles J C G B pat lick I. J Chapman J I Baker J W S M Pollard E G Flanagan E B A L Blow T White J Smith Paul Harrington W H J L Fleming W Ii J A -I E Davenport M C Smith Vanderbilt Sees and Hears Things. N. C, The season seem- to be the b. st of the by raising a grand army for Green, who seems to b some of our fellows the v . devil the way of sou. crops with fine grass. has been ville several lately has the of his Democratic asked mm what he was lining. He them he was g, etc-, that his party was like dist church, always u and was room for all who to Our town is ever in- agents. Some It-- than one hundred visiting ones or local ones. No doctors are kept busy with these going telling people what a good time every ill have they die. It some of them fool enough to to. Dr. W. Dawson, one our State- best posted and practitioners, returned my last from a live trip N lib. He spent the most of his turn a Joseph's Hospital, Baltimore, Mil., was put in charge as hospital to relieve a of is who filled that position, while friend took a month's vacation. Of course occupying this posit Ion gave him access to this and all hospitals in the city and v. enabling him thereby to learn all the latest developments medicine and surgery, returning with a mind with ail the modern knowledge that as well or better than live our the doctor, may his days of usefulness be many his shadow never grow The new residence is moving up very rapidly the supervision of Fred Fields, of Miss Jessie Coward was in town today, Miss Rachel, too. Misses Mabel Cotton, Belle Kittrell and Viola attended the children's aid society last evening. They arc all them nice, good look- chicken girls. H. Hotel. in m rite 1.0111 fact of her household and Your Eyes. If you are troubled with your eyes or have a difficulty obtain- j suitable glasses, ii matters how difficult your case, call on J. an expert j Ayden, N. C, who has five years experience some of the most ca-es. He never fails to give patients satisfaction or their money refunded. Over five of Pitt Greene best people to honesty him your eye work if want For Spring Housecleaning any May Bro. an Ayden W, Hi n last 1.1 residence ins began on appearance Ed says bow much happier others would be if they would only do We don't know who be means. The is mighty strong. have our summer voiles, have put a selection of on the table which must go AH per yard. A Call for Judicial Convention. Pursuant lo an order of the Judicial Committee for the Third Judicial District is hereby called to noon in the oily of Kin N. C, in Tuesday day June for the purpose of 110111- i a candidate for Judge and n candidate Solicitor of said dis- The Democratic Com- of the various com- the Third district will cause delegates to said Judicial to be elected in accordance wit the plan of party. May 16th 1906, L. V. F. Chairman. Secretary. T time try Liquid Veneer. It nukes everything look new- There will he no old, dull looking furniture or dingy woodwork in homes where this won- is used. No or necessary. Liquid Veneer is not a varnish, but a and cleaner that up the original finish and makes it brighter than ever. It restores the brilliant finish Pianos, Picture Frames, Interior Woodwork, Hardwood Floors and all varnished or enameled surfaces. Re- scratches, mini, dirt and A child can apply ll. Nothing but a piece of cloth is needed and there is no drying to wait for. PRICES Trial ct. Regular et. W. E. HOOKS. W. J. BOYD. HOOKS a BOYD. General Insurance and AYDEN, We wish to we have associated our- selves together for the purpose of conducting a gen- V and Merchandise Brokerage in the Town of Ayden and Vicinity. We will represent none but the most reputable concerns, any part of your business you may see fit to SOLD K- V favor us with we will thank you for and feel very grateful. Phone CARRIED IN STOCK AT ALL TIMES. says no man in A can except that he won't run. Mr. may lie right and he may Dot, We have our doubts Mi. E even turning down any kind of but have doubts bit being able to defeat Mr. If he run. A- the News Observer remarks, all of this only a good w- are again lo a government by for the j B News. OF THE BANK OF AYDEN N. At the of business April 0th, RESOURCES. Loans and Discounts, ; Km nil n re and Fixtures Overdrafts Secured In m Hanks, Cash i ems, Gold Silver Coin, National Bank notes and other U. s 13.67 24,481.30 180.00 Human ii horror was told by n in In in J ii well known line, m i hemorrhages the mi ii- near ninth i began I . u i have remained ell . U cures lit colds and i bills, in d is the only known cure weak Every J. I. Wooten Druggist, ale 1.00 bottle free- Total 1,016.01 LIABILITIES. paid in, Sin plus fund 2,000.00 Undivided profits less expenses, Dividends unpaid i . 516.00 Deposits subject lo check, 46,007.61 r's Total, 87,838.00 STATE OF CAROLINA, M, COUNTY OF PITT, I, J. B. Cashier of the bank, do solemnly swear that above statement is Hue to the best of my and be NO Having made arrangements to i in- Nelson Tobacco Ti and also to sell same I will anyone in need same. Apply to J. A Griffin. Ayden, N. C. is aw . of I'm to I In. M . n .-i.-ti.-. f i. i Ii I-r.-i r lo III. l. all of ill I .-Int. i. r Ii Ilia . Ill- or III- notice will lie of in. i in i w Oil I I I. Dr. Dixon, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office Brick Block, Ht. Ayden, n. c. lief. sworn to before me, this 11th day of 1906. STANCH. HODGES. Notary Public. j. it. Cashier, Con If. KM III I, DIXON, B. C. CANNON. NOTICE. All persons are hereby warned under penally the law, not to employ, harbor or in any way as- my son, Herbert aged years, spare built, tall age. lie left home without permission and I will appreciate any information as to Ins where- abouts. J. J. Smith, N. C. May

REFLECTOR AND V J. This renewed enthusiasm for, is making Hearst his fol- lowers throw spasms- the post office at Greenville, N. C, as matter, rates know application. A correspondent at post office in Pitt and counties. to to fiction SOUTH TUESDAY, JUNE l, As Chicago is now taking a Hi.-, i i l Tue -if n axed guilt the Ii i illy sure q the V i i n. -.-vi t. it k in it and issued a cleaning up order . the packing houses may get busy. Ash.- FACTORIES Wonder why hold of the idea to He might not Live been in The Charlotte News a j the town is not going to show any , ti, La for his our Great is North villa reports a 13th. One thing the business , of needs is and Mrs I. Duke sys she h; d re her have than his money. Sic places high estimate on e putting in good; very marked growth until these are Helm. I secured. Through all its past . the town depended up. i I'll n urn o I i be of -it in its or It food until it i in ll t. o l g. t ii iii i i i e i. and in MM ere tarry n. THE BUILDING AND Some parts of last Saturday's the country for its pat and Thursday's convention and it used to be the c.-i- lo too much like a cut and dried that Greenville drew trade overs affair, territory covering many mile. -an things have changed u this We do not believe the The country has developed themselves are going to be sol- and along with it Other towns have when beats Blackburn in sprung up in almost every direction the eighth district. These now towns arc calling tor division of the country trade After he gets it getting their of it. and aver make so much difference whether town territory Mr, Blackburn mikes his home in j o the other Wilkesboro or Greensboro. i n Sat Oklahoma and Indian were admitted jointly to under name of Okla- and the flag gets one more r on it. If there was not so much thought of politics and more attention given to improving the town be more rapid development. The county convention Thursday was a field day for county dates- They were all at work to in the nominating If the hotel would the dining table telephone with one in the kitchen the might be able lo make the waiter get a move on- The Greensboro hotel that bat put ti-l I ones ovary table in dining room should go a step put one in every bed. Tin r the guest could be absolutely sun of no rest at all. bill for drain of Dismal Swamp has ban given S Eat report by the coin mi i tee in Congress, and an of one million dollar from the sale of public land is named for th o draining the swamp. lie stand a good if pissing, ail if II keeping wit policy to do . . p develop his dist The never had useful a- of day cur- rent i- going to be a in of Greenville Ti Water Light Commission be mi additional dynamo l the plant by which the Can be supplied, and this will be re and in operation before man days paw, the means of tin day current many enterprises ll a need small power can be developed, Electricity is the power for small plants that can be had. months ago The Reflector, the of current bought power electric mo- tor to The cost of running the is inly about cents per and wt never saw a butter-working piece of n. mi thin . . H l- city plant . tore or is i. ,, i put The town that looks out or self is going to have the largest bus and factories afford I he means in this direction. The J.- pl- living throughout the country can go where they p as bee nits their convenience, to do Hading. With factory it is do their trading the town when- they work. there were a or s, v thousand, hands employed in factories in you a vast increase in the volume when these vis their wages. A large number o here would he town a better market for produce. This would ring more of the people who his produce supply the and while here selling th of their farms make their purchases, and would be increased other ways the town be helped by having Greenville needs to bi king hold of this idea to bring the Some of the men folks around follow the example of lady telephone operator an I learn how to use a pistol. By h means they might stop stole robberies there. against the in have again broken out. It upon the slightest pretext these people are set upon by mobs and brutally many of them being killed. A id the civilized nations of the w look on without a protest. It is notion that those who to Mr. are ward with excuses since the if popularity seems to be us way again. Of establishing a in should not I, i lowed to fall by the wayside. Tin natter was up a few years ago and a Northern gentleman i handsome contribution to establish t, but for of interest here the offer was not embraced. Perhaps if proper steps were taken now the might be renewed. At my rate the hospital is needed would a great help to tho entire county. The recent judicial convention at Durham nominated Crawford for judge, defeating shaw. What woeful . of North Carolina some- ti make. we know Mr. it looks like I is one man North Caro- least afford to retire from An in com- i on defeat the . . my courts I y . II ii n We were beginning to think son e thing of the cent excessive rains in Carolina, but they are small n compared to the floods that have -truck portions of South Caroline Georgia In portions of tin litter State crops are reported ruined by The outcome of the recent between the State Corporate n Commission and the Southern rail- way the commission ordering i he railroad not to change a ached- ills and the order being utterly shows that the commission is wanting in authority. The next Legislature should give this author or else abolish the commission In treating tho authorities of tie State with contempt and ignoring orders issued lo it, the Southern railway is making trouble for when another gets a chance at it- Possibly the railroad is chances with the idea getting control of the Legislature by securing the election of those under its influence. This is a mutter the people should guard against. The of Laid to Th The or house- fly, says Mary Abel paper and The for July, i known to convey cholera in the I -i.-i, is suspicion ll other diseases. I is origin and are such a-1 put us on our guard. It its in excrement, preferring but if not offer, using any oilier. Ii feeds the same on the turn of diseased l hi oats and on refuse of all kinds, and it on its feet and legs particle of these substances. Unlike the mosquito, the house- fly is not a it has its own way of Berrying I deposits, and disease germs may abound in The North Carolina State of Building and Associations is one of the most active lions in the country The league held a few days since an annual convention of delegates from local associations from all parts of tin State There was very full discuss- ion of matters relating building and loan end the follow- be considered principles developed by discussion and I j. ii should In . in the sense of limiting all loans property in an area i lose to tho home office and within which property values are known lo all directors and to of the members of the association who are not directors. Kai-b tin should ban one voe as a member and no vote on stock held. limit should put upon the number of shares any one may carry. A moderate fine should be imposed for failure to pay interest on time. Interest should be per cent. New series should be started in small tons each year. In I towns and cities once in six months. There should be no forfeitures, nor discounts on loans and but one kind of stock. Total expense of an association should not exceed cent, for tin-smaller ones, per cent for the larger ones. Some of the well d keep the expense account in- side one par cent. and loan lions should not be taxed, because the association never holds property. It acts as a trustee i a.- money from members and at once turn the aggregate over to one or more members who at once builds a house or puts it in other taxable form. a properly organized building and loan association, all are distributed to members in proportionate payments. The only profit is the interest paid on loans, compounded and what little the fines make. The only expense is the compensation paid for services rendered by secretary and treasurer, cost of stationery and books. Presidents, directors and committees serve without pay. The building and loan presidents and directors and committees serve for the same motive that the church boards and school boards serve, For tho general good. Wherever motive becomes one of personal advantage the institution ceases to a building and loan association and becomes an ordinary profit concern for the benefit of those who are in the scheme of advantage. All foreign and other making loans outside of local home territory, should be avoided by the people and prohibited by law. Chronicle. suns. V- U n ye u went to your You want lo be as as hers a dainty profusion of Summer Suits in n-any fabrics, colors and IN ABUNDANCE BLACKS, Double Breasted Snits, some half-lined to make them cool, an open to all the breezes that blow Outing Trousers of Homespun and Duck, with turn up and with loops for belts. Haberdashery Galore. Negligee Shirts. Summer Ties, Outing Belts. Feather- weight Summer Hosiery, Straw and Panama Hats in every Correct shape, etc, FRANK WILSON, he King Clothier Pulley Bowen TH op We will inaugurate Our Spring Season by putting on display the newest ideas to be shown in SILKS WHITE GOODS We have no trash or Special Sale stuff but we will have the latest and best things that were obtainable in the American markets . and we cordially invite the Ladies that are I ft NEWEST I IONS IX SILKS AND WHITE GOODS I to call at our establishment and feast their eyes. Very truly yours. A TO S WE AND A WAY TO LOSE GROCERIES. i just anything on mm and it in ,. isms boos j at iii to i m.- of I Id S at Frank it got, d, a w. Hop K V for i On the joint of Canned Goods, Package Butter, Sour and list i i info n. I k n i I , I'm-., tr an for of la Una, JOHNSTON, sale the the Mill IV of IDS Iii k the V. m fur low u mi. II J i, w. mill; lot PRINTINg specialty Job Office ft This department is in F. C. NYE, who b i. rep- resent th Eastern Reflector in Winterville and territory. t will A car load of received make yon Harrington, Co., Make a a nice shirt or tie for Harrington, the next time to the Bank of They can keep it Baler Olivia who been spending days her K. Cox, returned Nice line -I groceries ways Co. Mrs. W. H. and two her W will sometime with her Mrs. W. J. Wyatt. It is a little out to sell carts wagons, but the Tar Heel carts and seem to sell at all seasons of the year. A bands is at work on the of our town, is add no little to appearance. sow- and with mowers, rakes, and binders at Barber Co. The Eastern Supply Co., are building an ice house at the rear of their store which will- add greatly to Nice Robes at Harrington Barber t Co. Several of our went to Greenville to attend the county convention to appoint delegates to the several con They report a meeting. Nice of boys suits at H L. A. Ange returned Friday morning from a visit to his old home near He re- ports excellent time. Another large shipment of shoes all styles and prices very reasonable. Co. Emmet Smith, New Bern, spent several day- our this week visiting and He lived here several he went to last year. We were glad I see him. Nu need of not Having good pants Harrington, Barber Co., anew lot, that they will-ell cheap. L. L. E. W. Nu- in Greenville this morning. If you need n nice Hug at A. W. A On and you can get one, and Straws tell way the d the if going in ad out from Life too short to fool with n common when A. W. Co., have wire of all bights. If you wont. Hamburg at Kc ladies collars for lads, at A W Ange have The A. Cox Co tell us they et more orders for To- Trucks and floes the crop is doing well, Judging from their shipments of late we thinK the tobacco crop must lie improving. A. W. Ange is oft for a few day.- week on a visit to his father, near We hope him a very pleasant visit indeed, Tooth and Disk Harrow at Barber Co. Car of Hour m . nice and fresh, at lowest price. A Co. Nicest line of dress shirts ever shown in ville at Harrington, Barber A Co The increasing demand boggy bodies and stats made by the A. , ill.- .,.,.,. ,.;, ,,,, hi- , ll. kS I . Hi Me e , . to mourn i . K. F. i. r .,.,., rural u, . ii Green ville . Bee the K. c s. Co. for Sewing citizens, Thursday S For hay, corn and oats go Harrington, Barber Co. Harrington Berbers and Co is tho place to get your Spring and Sum They have just what want, and prices to suit all. W. F. best log goods. Men's and youth's pants, all sizes, at Barber Co. Elder Fred passed here Friday morning on his way to to visit his daughter. Trunks and valises at ton Barber Co. Guy Taylor, leading . la- rats of at i . I i P serves -in.- by tie- support of ill st follow- H . i- ii all; v m i- f. i i n and voter in every Mate tut a lair statement of mi the and remedy proposed when Lo W The platform nearly tun years the Re- publican been in i. hi all in with power to change IV. H V-rt- and to rectify evils. Yet J. I-. . cashier of the during that time Colossal Bank of informs nations of capital above had been all Hod died through its establish-1 it mu unfairly limited tin an excel- Feb. 1906. lent showing. Luther baggy trimmer for the A. Cox Mfg. Co., went merchants, wen to Friday Thur-day morning. spent Thursday I My Guilford, Aurora, in Big line of just received, latest styles. Harrington J. Cox, one of our brightest young men, has with the Beaufort County Co. He left Monday morning fur to begin his work. We wish him much success. For sale one house lot on Main street in Winterville, N. being next to the residence of Guy Taylor, the lot contains acre of land the house is a good roomed house, and well with out a bargain fur some one. I will ell for cash. For further see or write L. A. SPARKS Notice the spring goods at Harrington, Barber Co., before buy for they can suite you kind and price. Farming Implements of ail kinds at Barber Co. A nice lot of new summer Bug- Robes at Harrington, A Co. Furniture going out from the Carolina Co. by the wagon load. N C. The pathfinders to the E. S. store will reach the spot under astonishing conditions when the variety pertaining to the Furniture line. Carolina Supply Co. Winterville, X. C. BABY BUGGY AXLES. A. G. Manufacturing Co. bus just received axles made just like buggy axle, in fact they looked just like buggy axles to -aid had got them for their trucks, so I could not see they were going to tell M but they Mine in last night to spend some time with Miss Olivia Cox. The family Capt. ,. heal, our excellent section master, ibis morning fur to ids. M. i,. Bethel FUNDAMENTAL Driving Out The Anti-Saloon League is more in the work of saloons out nil other Tho demand lo is generally an unjust do because it is in the inter eat of a few people rather than tho public good. Unfortunately there is too much of it, and so much that it has become accept- ed as the proper thing. Special legislation is generally an effort to secure just as much in behalf of or parties us can be secured without a protest from the public. It is merely the use of the power of the State in the interest of a few or a class. Such a law as the pres- so-called landlord and tenant act, for example, is, in effect, giving to an employer tho power of the State to punish criminally a laborer for violating a contract. the strong man, in the person of an employ- has all the advantage. r milking an agreement to his ad- vantage, the landlord can invoke the power of the State, not to see that his rights o liberty and property are not violated, but that a penniless and perhaps laborer shall carry out agreement that he hits be- come to believe deprives him of his rights. North Carolina is in lined of harking back to some fundamental roe Journal. opportunity of th individual cit- Wealth thereby illegally- obtained has been unsparingly used to control legislation and corrupt elections. No honest effort has been made or is being made by Republican legislation to cure or these We denounce the of the Republican which while pretending to legislate against these conditions, deals only with the symptoms With the The unfair tyrannical features of the so- ill made these things am I no can II mod until its obnoxious features are removed. We demand that this be dune by a tariff for line only. growth of the and other inordinate and dangerous combinations capital, the and rapidly increasing absorption and centralization of the of country in the hands of a ch few. all due to premeditated and systematic legislation in behalf of special in- by the Republican party, demand a change in the policies imposed upon the country by that party and make the passage of respective laws an imperative A h. A. H. Taft Co. Faro. Quality, Originality, We easy terms for cash or You will line at all Uncle Sam n r. on the market there not double selling CUT PRICES Longfellow's poems, price our price Tennyson's poems, regular price our price regular price Title, our price Longfellow's Birthday hooks, regular price our price BOo Josephus complete works, reg price 1.00 in Bis Steps, regular price our price are Will ii III- and option is i s method of lug saloon., mid Hut, w th i I i- rue ties in ii-- i of .,. . a. dates, in our progress regular Pilgrims price New price our price Nye's Remarks, regular price 1.00 our price Tide. in addition to tho above named Cox we offer others at greatly . i. .-. hi . reduced prices tor the next -One black hog, Swallow folk the right lei pounds Cox, No Ail n India , . I. baton ,, Cull Iand examine of them . Yum . ;. I v. II. T. ox For I hereby announce myself a candidate fir Register of Deeds Of county, subject to the ac- of the primaries and county convention. W. M. Moore N. C. i late rains have broken ii in liver tr tie time b log, and also gave water i On boats to navigate. Sain i as done Ion . e- t reign c With nays i in ii to com-, i he n mi I . any lull are ex- mi I ii i by Hie time fifteen i ale t d to i forty . ii. The e id hi caking year tin- receipt d in Tue in- for ill reach two hundred and fifty or t en i- Hum yen, Uncle Sam can to sum on building, livers and a In i k for i he benefit of the Messenger. We are sole agents for Enameled Beds x ours to p t i to Order. res We have our; consisting of FANCY v v, i t I m PERSIAN Um iN N Tin ii ii mm in the British army be more alarm if not usually have u do her GINGHAM S. M If, t AS SCALES fie will be on sale Mood y. r to goods, Jas. F. D f ill OPPOSITE GREENVILLE TRUST CO 4- DON'T Ask your friends to go on your Bond when you can get it furnished at a small cost We can sign Judicial Bonds for Guardian,, Administrators etc., in MINUTES you apply Any Bond to G Call on or write S. 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II-III I .,, 1.1 X it w h I . ii fin l; . J. N. To Publishers and Printers We an entirely new on which patent whereby we can Mace old Brass Col- and Head Rules, bicker, and make fully as as now any unsightly V in or feet the torn. PRICES and Head I lilt regular L. S. and Ruled in and over per A of refaced full will be cheerfully on application. IS Co Manufactures of Tip. and i often vim can get a Mater not done-a Q N. P nail or driver or an- Have a good . SOUTHERN R. could and Ill see your in it luck a single we w box does useful article. N. ill get Harness, A daily J. P, Corey I Steamboat Service. J --v X L. Q V. m daily t m I in. fur Greenville; leaves g at . c ft, Norfolk Southern for W Norfolk, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New Yolk, mid all other a Norfolk I W Y order their viii care Norfolk A H. B. to change Ii The Moon inhabited. without i;,. Agent, Green- Mi N. I nil mil- . Va. I H- II .,. l u I N . V. G, H. . ii i- I i v. us era Tonic . . ., i . H induces l J. 1- ill ; Price only D. W. ,. , fill And i Cotton Bagging ill. Ties always hand .-----I Dr. been so successful in i ; g these brain-wrecking sea that there is every to believe that even the most hopeless can be if Hut restored. will be to refer any thus to many i i inc of after yea; t ii. l . -h kt-pl . III.- . I i mi . k. duce ml old Hi; VI LL Ii North Carolina. I. i i I I I I II . .-it I . . I I I W for the i . I . i i . . he i- ,. I ii till HI. . i . ,;. ,; Ii i . of the j . his boil; v. H i to I HI v. . ii to try I Dr. . . i first v. . . in awful Dentist. Greenville, N. G. better. j- v.-n it w him i h l but t. I In lit t August, It.- v u -t w II other We him ha work so If ask any it HI. , K. Ind- Dr. Is by your druggist, who will guarantee that the first bottle will benefit. If It falls, he will refund your money. Medical Co., Elkhart, lad Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription Is a powerful. In to th- . I, m u. the general the womanly the whole B,. if, and r mid women who are , ,.,. in store, r schoolroom, who the or j machine. or near heavy in hurl,,, Dr. Pierce's has proven of Its storing and strength-Riving power A a toothing Is equaled and l Invaluable in allaying and nervous nervous exhaustion, nervous neuralgia hysteria, spasms, or St. s dance, other distressing nervous symptoms commonly upon functional organic disease of the womanly organs, n induces refresh- sleep and relieve mental anxiety and Cures is n positive cure for the most complicated and obstinate of male painful or falling of pelvic organs, weak back, bearing-down chronic congestion, and Dr. Pierce's are made from harmless but efficient medical roots found growing In our American The Indians knew of the marvelous value of some of ill-He and that knowledge in some of the friendlier whites, and gradually some of the more progressive physicians came to test and use them, and ever since they have grown In favor by reason of their curative and their safe and harmless qualities. Your druggists sell the also that famous Mood and stomach tonic, the Write to Dr. Pierce about roar case. He is an experienced physician and will treat your ease as confidential and without for correspondence. Address him at the Hotel and Surgical Institute. Buffalo, N. Y., of which ho is suiting physician. chief con- CHARCOAL AS MEDICINE. u i has vi-r- n. t or- An Charcoal u .- . uses, s. nil , as if i. Our hi i j i.-I now v. a poisonous do , be Al the hi- lie. to lie a excel n l in ;.; , .;. All of . . I . Ii the or f food are by char- coal. for many we have in the prescribing charcoal for cholera This we add lo the milk or other fluid nourishment the child is The is As much its can lie taken will do no harm. We believe that the frequent use of charcoal in most eases of would Char- Labor So Become at Thirty. Warsaw a troop women going hack and forth u building m process of hod- of dirt and in hods of brick mortar. were women With broad and hips. limbs and stout ankles, they were all young, and when I in- quired why it was said, work does for them in a time, when they break down they are no longer of use to At thirty the women are ready old unlit for further use- to the purchasers of labor, so they git at home like wailing passing of their lime. Indeed, throughout Poland and one see- women bearing burdens which seem far beyond their strength. In all the Countries of Europe one sees then, engaged in of the most laborious kind. There is no more revolting sight than to see woman doing the work of dumb animals. Here and there one sees a girl harnessed to a cart or pushing a heavily loaded wheel- barrow. On the canals riven everywhere women take turns with men in pushing heavy or ill pulling the long freighted canal boat. Here they are competing with on the railroad, and there us Now and then one sees them in coal pits and about the iron works. In industries there is no limit to their hours. On boats, for butanes, they must work both night and day to get the cargo to market. In this way women become beasts of burden remain so until they are physically ruined. in Cosmopolitan. A Promising Boy. said the I must remember that you can't eat your cake and have the young mail commented, can keep my own cake mid eat the other chap's. The light of a great joy shone in father's eyes. lie foresaw for his son a splendid future. Seldom, indeed, had he heard the vital of high finance more trench- laid CONDENSED STORIES. Happened Bad Man I He Found the Judge. Colonel B i relay of Washington not long told this of Judge Stew- art of South which is j the town down the road from in the Indian A ferocious person came into Bo t some lime ago and disturbed the public peace by an- At HEADQUARTERS GENERAL in ons TO FOR I. that he was a wolf, that lie from the headwaters of Bitter creek and that this was his night to howL lie emphasized this sentiment by firing a pistol several times and was promptly put in the calaboose. Next morning he brought before Judge and the case was heard. line you for being a wolf. for being from the of Hitler, mid because was your night lo said the judge. right, the bad man replied flippantly. got that amount right hen- in my also sentence you to jail tor fix continued the judge. you got Unit ill your jeans York World. is Iv without s can the alight- be take I free est danger. Charcoal nets as a disinfectant absorbent of noxious gases and thoroughly cleanses the whole Therefore, while we regard recent accounts about, the curative virtues of char- coal as exaggeration, we are so and useful a charcoal has been brought into prominence by them. We recommend our renders to give pulverized charcoal a place as a household remedy. It can be made by those who use wood as a fuel. Hard wood is tho best. The coal should be a clean one. It can be pulverized with a rolling pin. Those who do not have access to coals can purchase the charcoal already pulverized at the drug store. It is a cheap remedy. It is an remedy. It is a harmless it is a remedy that we can thoroughly recommend in all stomach end intestinal disorders. In cases where it does no good it certainly will do no harm, If we were present a ease of accidental poisoning and had no other antidote convenient we should certainly use pulverized charcoal. Therefore, it may well to bear this in mind. Should any one be poisoned in tho household a doctor lie for. Tongues In Italy. Few people, in Italy prob- ably, fire of the number of colonies of foreigners in the country who languages and are ignorant of Italian. There are at least half a dozen of these inhabiting nooks of the peninsula, a little world o them- selves. They are French, Herman, Slav, Albanian, Greek and Catalan. French i- I lie language of the Herman b found and in parts of the Venetian prov- Sim is spoken about in the north, where it is Slav m d in the loll . where ii is ;. I Ii. I. I. Ill i . A Formidable Tho proprietors of Switzerland, having clubbed to do away with bock beer by raising its price S centimes and it in small glasses, have met with opposition. Some patrons have formed a society called a word of just sixty-seven letters. Mr. had made his first public speech. His subject wan good the of industrial my and he hoped his treatment hail been adequate. He was not sure. He waited for his wife's diet, but was strangely silent. She had listened lo him from the gallery of the town lull, and he had nail expected her to meet him at the door afterward to say as soon as they were out of hearing, it was .-imply great. Eddy But they were halfway home, and she had said nothing of the kind. began awkwardly when he could bear it no longer, did you think of my you said was all she answered, with guarded enthusiasm. it seemed to me you didn't make the most of your Mr. SI- do you mean, Mrs. replied, I. , ever so many chances to Sit down i Judicial Acumen. The late Justice Daly of New York frequently enlivened the led urn of legal proceedings had before him by his kindly wit, according to the New York Tribune. One day a suit was brought before him in which damages were claimed by reason of an assault. had been knocked down by the de- severely ; while prostrate. One of the seemed very reluctant to an- j the questions put to him on cross examination, in which lie was Upheld by court. all due respect to your lion- I complained attorney for I the plaintiff, court not appear to lake cognizance of the deriving principle in this my replied hi or good in this ens.- j. your , Mr. Elkins rushed down the shook hands with warmly congratulated Having consolidated the two stocks of H. A. and John A. Ricks store we are prepared to furnish our customers anything needed in DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES. iii We will carry an up-to-date line Hats, Shoes, Dress Goods, Notions, Sc. In Groceries we will have at all times a full the staples like of the very goods, Meat, Flour, Sugar, Coffee, but all or Canned Goods, the finest brands We can supply anything need to wear or f o COUNTRY PRODUCE. Quality and prices of oar k RICKS, GREENVILLE, N. C. NEAT JOb PRINTINg Our specialty Reflector Job Printing Office DR. i a hon- aisle, and thought Burning had for in- stead of against him. Tin- Come in and examine my CORN PLANTERS, GUANO SOWERS, DISC HARROWS. SMOOTHING HARROWS, ONE AND TWO HORSE STEEL PLOWS, WIRE FENCE FOR FARM OR GARDEN AND WASH- MACHINES. s Ma . . . the lull B. lite. , Ii, going to kins elf us, had tell Ii Hint was lather of the bill, felt Inward a man bill mil for it. The res lit was w-. vet. New Yours to serve, H. L. The Hardware Man. . H a ox Bar- Bed s, B leg, P I .-; A y i. cu . Oh o. Milk, Meat, Soap v Oil, i. -i; Ch n racks-. Racer, New nines cod nu- and Phone Mt LOts For . It., Near Five Points on Easy Terms. Call on or address , N. C. Hf

ii mm. saw mm -w ii i This is a seas, . many a laud which ranch boy. The d Is and the boys are peculiar y sin i the t n boys average boy eight- em years it to do; i if one not ; u he vi 1.1 g d very little. ca a in undo with lie b, V. I I i and to be soul, i i n home who e there h h to T. . C c j H- succeeded in h eh tries i re- . ,. bill a mil- a j,,., J fur of i I closed, ,.,; . I hardly expected on the I ,,.,. the a would report the I Kill Mr. ban his w matters in which if be he will have d i .-n undue sen ire to State draining of Dismal Swamp i the inland . if of will j st give him be ill Mesa, ten inn sidewalks f street wink. environments in . , It t. own- ,,. it it ought to be set . that it ere stores. s from Bur to filters is really too I d don D, could lie d in filling the l He street i. i the ed b Hie do i.-t f the boy give I s ,, . tn do. Regular regular time- will I I e by . than a l I in v to lot the boys Greenville's Big Department Stores. Hot Weather Merchandise Is abounding in plentiful beauty and cheapness here. The thin. Huffy. materials tor June Selling Heady tor your inspection and in quantities to meet your de- over the list low and then come let us you the goods, which must he seen to he appreciated, ii is no best tor the i, some let their b bout while is before It i drainage. be to ill ii- . y bile he i him feel like work. Such to be careful not I boys to B b V lave s vi-iii i n l Ii make . harder time than tin i are to go , lay, J so he by . and i- Most bi ave to be after if you got any won ii. boys i otter off, ; we with as keen them homo tO null o- t . V V Ail I in it sicken, She , i ii oil I v n .- label ed n. I ail . little lie II Ii And I'M e made weep, oil the And c I on the l to do . . lion veal Tl dicK fie cm mi of the ii la ware as undertaken Co that State, h n defeat e , y to that whole- on Mi OB, will sell at the in. J U. Cobb place in Beaver I a . C., the ma . ill complete with bell, ,,,. Keep the at , . in p.,.,,, eve them to cut feet . . ,, . ,,.,,, n. tea hours for Scotland . to saw . i re. steel boiler, in . daily, pounds . hip. The W ash N. C One E,. in do 1-1- . Power Boiler. Tower Engine One saw U as new Two Circular V. Saw, almost new. on. I 1.1 Due Grid Mill III in It, II . This mill is for meal, nun is perfect in. i line et of Hocks know P Id ii they new. with , -i four rang- at his i , . ,,,,. to remote f om tin renter of with condenser , . .,., belt-, all t will in who never c. me in ,,,,.,,., , ,,,, , if with if it m- Cotton good as . new, things that p. nip- , In where the Tl haw hall very, i new will, saw sale ore cash cay .-a c, balance when s delivered, All property be days U lakes l. Conn. i inn i h knock a -i us. ml., a int any Be- I- Tin ll I'm f. , be r and m th trust manager i v lo see , h clean and tweet i is there, committee are said to i lit was ling junket. A ii t of mod hand-made for sale. y lo W. T. , . in. M OF . I , .- ii. W i .,., i- under f he .,. ii, . . .-I hi v i ; r- m- heretofore and H . J V. J Colored Dress Goods Department Beautiful cool dainty in small dots and figures, small end Urge floral patterns and solid colors f to cent per yard. Brown dress percales, figured madras and gingham. White Goods Depart- inch French lawn yard inch Persian lawn to yard inch Persian lawn to yard inch linen to yd inch yard inch linen to yard inch Union cotton, but almost as pretty as all linen for more money at yard. Lovely dotted swiss, the real imported kind, in small neat designs from to yard. ., figured madras for shirt waists and dresses this seasons newest patterns from to variety great and patterns lovely. Laces Embroideries We are showing many pretty things In this department- -In laces we have baby Irish French, Germany, I Round thread Val in all overs, bands and edges Batiste and Baby Irish combined from the loveliest band of trimmings of the season, we are showing It in exquisite patterns, suitable for very sheer materials as well as the heavier kinds. Black baby Irish overs and bands to match. Our Notion depart- should int-rest you, as we are showing many useful and desirable novelties. Fans Yes we all kinds and sizes some so i dainty-others large and breezy in paper, and gauze. The silk gauze fans, with real fine dainty decorations and ivory lovely and as cheap as to others with cheaper sticks and cents. Shopping bags in white white canvas and fancy leathers in black and colors from cents to Pretty white wash belts embroidered and some with detached buckles in guilt and pearl, the prices rang from to Guilt belts, leather silk belts all prices. Ladies hosiery In black and white gauze, some p same j embroidered, some lace boots, others lace all over, all sizes and prices. Infants and hosier in black and white all sizes from to Ladies and infant . gauze vests, short and long sleeves. Nazareth and Daisy waists for boys and girls, cool comfortable, all sizes each. tops and cords and ruffles stamped linens, embroidery silks and cottons. Ready made waists in ladies sizes, handsomely trimmed with embroidery and lace, some look like hand embroidery prices from to Plain Fancy Black Lawns Batiste, French Silk mulls, Per- lawn, Mercerized madras and many other pretty wears from to yard. at ii III lilt III Hie to the Si i. -he tin . be revived safety to Uh an j i fore election of is . lime lo and pass u the uh m J-t in, liter ll are r, i i I i l e tariff -t . .- I . A I j. . II e I- v i a Put . it an ,. M, i. hi d . I, the Pt Mate t II. I,, f II K in . . I I.-1-- ii i . ii-, i ml, or e ii . -mi , ., , In I . i r.-i .- i i. m It i i. i ,, mi-1,1 ;, . . i . t f I , 1.1 II ill I. -1 in THE CORSET DEPARTMENT corsets in good makes and desirable models. r and Invisible Lacing Corsets in and Batiste for slender, stout, and Medium figures at each, Good Girdle, all sizes for and each.- Our stock of House- keeping Linens Should meet your approval. All kind.; of Towels, Bath rags, table- Damask. Nap- kins and Doilies. A good assortment at K K I I. v I tills e worth . u . . i i . II I ,. r ii miller . ii i , . . mi in the . . . . I i II Pail ill.,, l-i. l i lira in ll ; nut x. no Ii ; or . ,, in rid , I .- ll Mai ll ii . , i mini . . i , i l l , . i . . i I l I II l I -I i K 1.1 u U Ii- . r- ill I i . i s ,,. t fir-anvil M . r II ii I. K . i . PHI at. i ,. . , i i in I town ho mi. in th l ., Ire i- i, DIM Perfumery. Toilet Soaps, Tooth Powders, Tooth Brush es, Nail Hair brushes, and combs Talcum Powders, per box, at right prices III . Una i hi i. . t La Kill in t f I . n. i h. t . ten ii , tin- land i s. I r- Mil Is to serve you with the best makes and styles popular prices. You should see our splendid show of I and for white Canvas Oxfords and pumps in Ladies The lace Curtains, Shades. and An squares are showing would add very pretty S we have here Nearly boat and train us new and desirable, we always have good values for you. a a N. C. THE EASTERN REFLECTOR J WHICHARD. Editor and Owner. and Friday. VOL. No. GREENVILLE. COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA FRIDAY. JUNE ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE NO AROUND Vanderbilt Sees and Hears Things. N. C, We pleasure of to a lecture at la-t evening on the f Mr. of I in Territory. Mrs. was for i hum raised near Grifton, by lean on her part and great energy and push, has succeeded most admirably life work has undertaken by the cause of education in both the practical and theoretical stand- points. Honoring honest both physical mental, the right of this exercise of body and mind i- given, and that it is obligatory upon us as little and girls, men and women, to ed- our bands to honest toil, which is both healthful and for development the physical and spiritual On. that we could have all our men women of day, hearty, healthy and strong in physical, mental and spiritual exercise. address all former friends and acquaintances gathered around and greeted her band with a warm welcome. Wish we could all our people were filled with the spirit of to in all our honorable undertakings. Your rode community looking at crops find the farmers are mostly up with their work, but the not coming up in the nine they ought lo, gave the glass a chance lo step in them and the farmer, all farmer has got to do is to put in all the licks he can weed oat his row until he be- tween the and bis crop then he will be all O. K. . We are very indeed Mrs. W. J. is no She tn very feeble with typhoid Capt. Pope to the house and very feeble. We commend choir at the I for their music, under manage- of Mia. Bessie the or nil the people present for close attention Mrs- while giving her lecture. For several days last week we pleasure of company E. Wallace, of lie is forking up is severely the order. , Mr. Mrs. K. S. Laughing, were I guests Dr. Ire. P B. even- FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS. rule has been established, our of Deeds shall Hie two Our friend Capt. Dick having served two terms, I'll about time to select some to till ms place. have a in in s view I feel fill the place to the entire of all good in He has lived forty Id years a moral life; man all is thoroughly for the He always been, a at and an earnest worker for the bite supremacy party. man is called W. Mr Moore, called Bud Moore, of N. U. , J. M. Cox, Mills, SUGG FOR REGISTER DEEDS. OF N. C, June 11.06. As a Pitt County farmer I de- sire to that we want Mr. J. L. Sugg for our next Register of Deeds for Pitt County Mr. Sugg is a man all want lo honor and a who has always stood for the interest of public good. Bethel township will support him and no man be selected for that We cat- nominate he will serve the people in capacity with credit to himself and with justice Quiet Home Wedding Wednesday Evening. at o'clock home Mrs. J. B. Cherry, on Fifth her son Mr. J. B. and Miss Blanche W. Scott, of Maryland were married by Rev. W. E. x. It was a quiet wedding, a few friends present. As Miss Nina tendered wedding the bridal entered the parlor in the Mrs. J. B. with Mr. J. B. James, the with Col. K. G. James, groom with Dr Brown. Mr. is the sou of the late to every citizen of the He has always been faithful loyal I Mr. James B. a well to his party, and we make known young here. a selection lo him for Register of deeds. M. A. u i- ITEMS. Grimesland, June Rev. Mr. Eubanks, of Bethel, preached for us at Christian Church Sunday . a number of our people went to Black Jack Sunday. Misses and Verna ard Miss Bessie of Greenville, are Miss Holliday this week. Lou Nobles, Herbert Briley, Book Arthur Dav- were in town Sunday. B. G. Mayo, R. M. A. O. Clark in. no. Warren were out calling Sunday. Miss of Green- ville and Miss Mary Langley, of Norfolk, are Miss Lacy Galloway. F. A. Simpson, of Baltimore, is in town for a few days. A. F. A. M. Lodge of this place will a meeting night for the purpose of installing officer for coming year. If you like sugar plums go with Elijah Proctor, Jr. He knows just where to find them, best ever OAKLEY ITEMS. bride is a nurse whose borne is who has been at the home of Mrs. Cherry here for some months. The couple drove over to House Ibis there took the train for bride's borne MURDER NEAR VANCEBORO. Mr. John Lancaster Killed by a Negro. A telephone reached this asking Mr. W. C. Hines to take bis blood hounds to Vanceboro to the trail of a who had commit- murder. The particulars of murder as far as we could learn I hem, was that g o'clock morning Mr. a Lancaster was shot killed on farm near Vanceboro, by a named Bailey. The lived in a house on Mr. farm, and wanted latter to lend him a to Ins garden. Mr. Lancaster re- fused to let have hone when the latter went in house, got a doable barrel gun and Mr. Lancaster as he was in the field, killing almost in- Mr. Lancaster was old, and a good citizen. He once lived Greenville was well here. The has caused much N. C, June LOW. and every effort J. L. of Stokes, was will be made to capture here W. A. Andrews, of Rocky MASONS IN ANNUAL MEETING Mount, spent Saturday night here I with J. r. Elected for the Ensuing Ii and Mrs. Drown, of county, were struck by and killed during a Good many from hero attended at Hickory Grove E. S. and P. L. spent; here. Dun was confined to his room two days last week. We to note he is much proved. Mrs. of Rapid-, was here last week visit- Miss Ives, of New Bern, visited Miss Lucy Manning near here last week. Potato crop is fairly good and funnels me scratching after the roots. H. A. attended Sunday at Washington. i many from here attended the burial of Mr. of Bet He was a member of wail Lodge A. F. and A. M. The number of Masons present was proof of the he had of every one. We hope Greenville and will ask tor trains to be made daily instead of daily ex- Sunday. If so Tarboro, Wash- Greenville and will tie convenient for all Sunday. The bankers are having a line at their meeting at away. Year. Greenville Lodge No. A. F. A. II, met cation today for the purpose of electing officers the year transacting such other might before the lodge. attendance win luge. The report of the secretary showed that had been initiated, admitted and died during the past fiscal year, making the total member- ship now The following wore H. Fen- Senior B. Junior L. B. M. The will be appointed. Milting Papers Wanted. In through the tiles of The Daily Reflector to having them the issues Thursday, March, 1st and Tues- day, March 1900, If any subscriber can furnish a copy of either or both the e dates we will greatly appreciate It. Look over your old copies of The Daily see if you haw MR. GREEN DEAD. He Was Perhaps the Oldest Man in the County. Mr. died a little past this morning home near where be had lived since the first of the year, moved there from ville Mr. perhaps the man the county. Had be lived in coming September he would have been old. He a good man and leaves a spotless him. There are live descendants extending to great, great, grand children they ITEMS N. ii, June. Mis. O G. Miss Julia Phillips left for today where the guests of Mrs. K. B Mrs. H. II. who has Mrs. F. G. Whaley, has to her home Nor- folk. Carrol of Baltimore, if Mr. and Mrs O G. Cal- Dr. L. E. Ricks and Miss Belle Ricks spent Wednesday in Washington. Will Ricks, of Greenville, was in Tuesday. C. D. Baker and Ogle spent Sunday are both very much interest- ed in and art always loath to If ave whenever Jamie Cox, of has a position with the B. C. L Co. will make this bis home. He Is a bright young and we give a hearty welcome to Mrs. Miles and Miss of Nash county, are visiting Mi. and Mrs. J. O. but, Mrs. A. L. Miss Lot- tie Dickens spent Tuesday in Greenville shopping. Miss Eva Jennings, who ha been sick at her home berry street, is much improved. We I t. see her out again. The mum child of Mr. and Mrs. H. H who has quite ill is K P. has be-u via- bis in Nash returned home Mrs. Little mid children, Mrs. Fleming and House returned to Greenville Wednesday alter a pleasant visit to Mi-. F, G. We they will In real soon. CITY WATER GOOD. It is Thirty Examined Every Days. tight now when is sickness and people to discover of it, some one has naked how often city water is examined by the State chemist. Such are mads every thirty days, and tells us that the last was the host that yet been all have been good. The city water safest that used. For I myself u candidate fir Register of of Pitt county, to the ac- of the and county convention. W. M. Moore N. C. BLACK JACKI Black Jack, N. C. 1906 Saturday with a large C. H. Vincent, from near Win- spent Saturday night and Sunday here. Mis. Nancy from Unblock X Roads, and her daughter, little Bertha, ape Sat- and here visiting Miss Eva Cox and her brother, Roscoe, were here a short while Wednesday. M Mayo, of Grimesland, was visiting afternoon. II. is very ill with pneumonia. We hope he will soon g.-l A many of the Grimesland e dad church here Sun- day. E F. Tucker Mies Sarah Taylor, of Winterville, attended i e Sunday . W. H. Laughinghouse services here Saturday mil Sunday. L. L, of Washington, was here yesterday. Miss Cox, from near Red spent Sunday evening with friends. A. A, Tyson and wife spent Saturday night Sunday here with friends. W. O. Cox and wife, who have been here, left yesterday for their in Ayden. J. i to Green- ville yesterday. Mrs. Johnnie Williams, who has parents here, returned to her home near Shel- Washington, was here yesterday taking for stock in H. Co., of Wash ton. The two best for advertising are without doubt the and the local newspaper, or alack treatment of either will prove to your satisfaction that advertising is not a Business follows the crowd. In other words, business makes bus- Get the people coming to your store, whether it be to buy, to look or to ask for souvenirs. At all events, keep the store looking busy. Printer's Ink is the best tonic for a business that, has got that tired feeling. winter, summer, spring and fall. it a us well as a cure. Newspaper reduced to its lowest common is simply with reference to the Hoods, what, where and how much Cover turns points in plain language you have made pay- a Ink. Will Moving, been duller the last few month we ever knew II. Bill It is not going remain way long. thing you know the town will wake up and he going with great if you have been the a building it is worth while to wait long about it, unless you want to pay a higher price it can be had at DOW, It is said that they arc going to put head of John Paul Jones on ii postage stamp. We arc will- for them lo do with him they use except to dig him up and bury him some more. Charlotte OVER THE STATE. Happenings of Interest in i Carolina, j B. G. Hewitt, a doctor in Charlotte, was , J over and killed by bis own car Tuesday afternoon. The bad heal versed and was running l at the time of the accident. re- ward Fayetteville, N. C, The Victoria puny, organized sometime ago capital, ground for the of a large mill on the main line of the Atlantic Coast railroad two miles from this city. Charged with a criminal i--n, I. upon a little white girl, jut years of age a boy, aged fifteen, is in Wake j The boy is i Clement Rowland attempted took place in Panther Branch township. little girl is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. of that News and Observer. Wilmington, June out of charges preferred him in bis to the police force at last night's the board of aldermen, former Policeman M. E. Guy, this morn- made an on E. F. Johnson, the of business of the latter, street. A ensued to which the ex-policeman's eye was and the alderman's vest and shirt suffered to some extent Friends of the two men interfered before the final result of the affray was apparent. Littleton, N. C, June At organized man is in here today. Men dogs a e to be on right trail of a band of burglars. Night last a number of residences were entered and robbed of money i valuables. The Hon. G. Dar- lost his handsome gold and a sum of money. An attempt was made to the residence of Sheriff John R. His little boy Charlie, who Wis watch- bis sick grandmother, the opening and ed them off. One dollars or more was stolen from R. I. Riggan. attempts were made to enter houses where the occupants were awakened by the noise and the burglars were I right. oft. Crew the Sweeney Sale. New York, June schooner Maggie M. Cap Iain which arrived here to- day from Savannah, brought into port the crew of the schooner Jen- Sweeney, which struck on the twenty-one foot lump of Frying pan Shoals, off Capo Fear, in a heavy northeaster Tuesday, went two horns later. The crew of eight took to their boat, after night exposed to the severe were picked up by the Maggie M. Souvenir Card At the drug store Coward Woolen are displayed sumo very attractive souvenir cards. The 11- contain pictures of scenes Greenville were taken with a and mount ed by a local artist. The work is well done and the card makes pretty souvenir as can be are u good an advertisement for o sending to people at a