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THE IS THE TIME. Much been aid about the bet time advertise, and it n girded us a sort of loss of energy to carry on en- advertising curing the hot summer months. This has all changed, however, and only the inexperienced ad- bothers himself or any- one else about the time to for tin experienced what his line may be, is fully of that the time to advertise is all That this is appreciated by the lead- lag concerns the country is proved by the i sum- mer campaigns which carry out. e advertising in lime be from that of the winter, bat there should be no let up whatever in the advertising. Some j put forth i not the only man ever made a fool excuse for bin; living ail around us. Policemen Causey arrested Sim Osborne on a charge of bigamy. lives on South is a operator for the s. ., a few miles from tie city. He came here since Christ- mas about, two. ago married the of living not far from where, he worts. How the in- formation was secured Os- has wile Dot known, but tin.- makes no differ- for arrested he made f saying that lie did not know he any law, for his wile had to husbands he was it led to two wive-. He was locked up. He about years of age. in connection with the second marriage of Os- borne may make interesting read- The wedding only Greenville's Big Department Stores. Hot Weather Merchandise Is abounding in plentiful beauty and cheapness here. The thin. Huffy, cool materials tor June Selling are for your inspection and in quantities to Glance over the list below and then come let us you the goods, I lie appreciated. th meet your de- be seen to . . T, a few Sundays ago at that the summer months . i . , ., of Miss re dull, out l so tin ask the man who has i d they v-ill that he . t at in doldrums over the of the differ- is the result of his one time is better another to advertise, it is luring the so-called made so partly by the Publisher THE SUMMER Summer time is reading time. People read all papers more thoroughly now than in the Use newspaper space oftener BOW than in the big seas- on. Attractive cuts with well- worded advertisements offering a definite price that yon know is n good value, can have only one stimulation of summer business. Then never let up even for a base ball game Keep everlastingly and you won't know there is such a as a dull season. You won't even think o how hot it is. Mountain seashore com and various other specialties are needed now. Advertise then and deliver them. Make the delivery part a feature can be sold all th time if properly advertised. And the majority of people now look to the newspaper advertisement t tell them what you have and what, are Mer- who is a ii . j Surveyor Gild list. A few hours utter Miss lied d , am th r voting man, to whom she was to marry on the same day, rived claim her for a bride. This was W. S. a popular young; of Greensboro, who was I gaged to the young lady in good and, having armed j with the license oilier being complete, he as expecting easy His Chagrin he his expected bride was lo another man can be mote imagined than he cm now solace in fact that be is clear of the present domestic infelicity of the unhappy couple. Record. Journal and Commerce. A issued by the gen passenger agent of -he Nor folk and Southern railroad, entitles all delegates attendant judicial to a rate of half Ac re- fare when returning. To obtain this rate it is necessary to fire whoa going to the and tenure a of attendance from the secretary presentation to the railroad ticket agent. Blank forms have been issued the general agent and will be in the band- of secretaries. A. L Chairman Democratic Congress-1 Colored Dress Goods Department Beautiful cool dainty lawns In small dots and figures, small and floral patterns and solid colors for to cent per yard. Brown dress linens, 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 I linen to yard Inch Union cotton, but almost as pretty as all linen for more money at yard. Lovely dotted the real imported kind, in small neat designs from to yard. figured madras for shirt waists and dresses this seasons newest pat eras from to variety great and patterns lovely. Laces Embroideries We are showing ninny pretty things in this laces we have baby Irish French, Germany, Round thread Val in all overs, bands and edges Batiste and Baby Irish combined from the 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 and bands to match. The mayor is a Mend the A cir- i m i lows I be ordered that witness the petiole J i I I tie The ii committee i t to close to i lie i . lie would its I i I e hi n l Vi QUO i Louse d i d the -ti, ;. I i To i- lino the ii I mi I Inter Kill. I ii i. u 1.1 I lie be i .- re. i. In lie hoped t . i t m i i w II the . i. Mo, ii en- f i- tea holiday i in sod I be i oils of . Oil I lei . . chill ii. i e i b-i me too I'm- mayor ;. For of Deed. I hereby myself a candidate fir of Deeds of Pitt county, subject to the ac- of the Democratic primaries and county convention. W. M. Moore N. C. Register of It. Williams issued to the following Cherry Blanche W. Scott. House and C. Man- Win, Potter sod John Annie Our Notion depart- should interest you, as we are showing many useful and desirable novelties Fans Yes we have all kinds and sizes some so small and large and breezy in paper silk, and gauze. The silk gauze fans, real fine dainty decorations Ivory, sticks are and as cheap as 11.00 to others with cheaper sticks and cents. Shopping bags in kid, 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 range from to Guilt belts, leather belts, silk belts all prices. Ladies hosiery in black and white gauze, some plain, some j some lace boots, others lace all over all sizes and prices. Infants and hosier in black and white all sizes from to Ladies and infants vests, short and long sleeves. Nazareth 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 S Fancy Black Lawns Batiste, French Silk mulls, Per- lawn, Mercerized madras and many to THE CORSET DEPARTMENT lour in Portable G. at each, Girdles, all size, for and each. stout, Medium figures Our stock of House- keeping Linens Should meet your approval. All kinds of Towels, Bath rags, table Damask. Nap- kins and Dollies. A good assortment at right prices. ii a Perfumery. Toilet Soaps, Tooth Powders, Tooth Brush es, Nail brushes, Hair brushes, and combs Talcum Powders, per box, others at Th Department r. T. A. hi i -I i j- g coming he a m elm H buyer fr tin on the O He hi- wife will leave in a days Greenville, the good We hope then nun will 1.1 . i A Journal. From e nave seen in ad- , Vance July number of Lite la going to be a gem. I Life ii- i-1.- has had no and while every especially should have it in his home, it matter the e-- and u sell, The office of Plantation Lite in in the building with The Reflector, you can always find someone to wait on you you wish to or have other with it. . , the best and styles at prices. You should see our splendid show of Oxfords, Court Ties, Pumps and Sandals for Ladies and Children white Canvas Oxfords and in Ladies sizes. r w The Lace Curtains, Window Shades. Rugs and Art squares we are showing would much to the comfort and appearance of your home. Don't g this store a chance to show you some of the many pretty and useful things we have There Nearly every boat and train brings us something new and desirable, we always have good values you. GREENVILLE N. C. THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. D J WHICHARD, Editor and Owner. and Friday. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE VOL No. GREENVILLE. PITT COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA FRIDAY. JUNE NO AROUND Sees and Hears Things. Grifton, N. C, June We were visited with a wind and rain storm Sunday evening blew down a deal of Sometime or other, or some lime atonal o'clock p. m. the 1-t in July, at graded reboot building in the old folks and all folks that is who want t j see what the of Grifton will be doing, can be spending their evening by lending their lo the Episcopal services, which will begin at the above named date and place, the f our friend, C. J. Tucker, one, all and j do in us In these But day evening exercises, thereby the means salvation . We do this to detract the Sunday schools of this place who hold their meeting in of each Sunday, but to give our people a service of em- enjoyment of Sunday At last meeting of Grifton Lodge V. A. F. A. Bf., elected for the ensuing year, were W. M., C. J. S. W., C. T. J W., W. II. Sec. J. J It i- a duty t chronicle of Mrs. W. J. Kittrell, who died since our last. A good man is gone and Ines of in rain. Me with the bereaved Way the plot -of lug baud of our Father God ever be over them through life. . We notice first time in years fathers are Sue town laws ordinances which does away the plea of ignorance in his honor's court. The victim's ears will no longer ling with the the echoes of told you when he is hauled Lie We hurt pleasure of a call cur genteel, clever L. O. links, of Atlanta. Luther is Heel whom ever body The Bank The st of Bank of at the close of on the 18th, as made o the in Commission, appears in this paper. This bank makes a re- for dull time of At the meet- in May was paid in dividend to lowered surplus the of the previous but surplus and profits yet time, as large the Toe of Greenville is that stands high. PRETTY MORNING MARRIAGE, Miss Mamie King Becomes the Bride Mr. W. J. Turnage. At o'clock this morning in the Christian church a pretty marriage was solemnized, the principal par- ties to the event being Mr. W. J. Turnage and Miss Mamie King, Kev. Moore as i i man. The decorations of were in splendid keeping such an occasion most pleas- to the eye. From the ceiling across the pulpit were festoons of white and from center which hung a mammoth horse shoe of white flowers. Both the pulpit and choir platform were covered in white, the latter b H kid with palms, ferns pot plants. Just previous to entrance of the Miss Held King, Goldsboro, skillfully ten on the This was fol- lowed with a beautiful violin solo, Melody in F, by Miss Mabel King, of Goldsboro, who is only years of age. Mrs. H. H. Moore in sweet voice Promise Toe then under the touch of Miss Blanch King swelled wedding bridal party entered in the f lowing First the minister, Kev. II. Moore, then the ushers up the op- aisles, Dr. L. and Mr. E. A. Sr., Mayor F. M. Woo Mi. K. Following these came Miss Lena King, sister of the bride of. honor up one aisle, and Mis- Smith, bride's maid, up other. Each of ladies gowned in silk carried bite The bride, robed in a handsome going away suit of taffeta am currying bride rose, entered with brother Mr. S. King, while opposite them came the bis best Mr. ceremony that made the couple and wife was soft strains or adding lo it. Mr. and Mrs Turnage received a number of beautiful presents. The couple on morning for a bridal tour t ROMANCE OF A HOSPITAL How Mr. Cherry, of Caro- Won a Maryland Bride. Mr. James B. Cherry, of Green- ville, N. C, who is will known in this city an intimate of Mr. John Jr., Marshal today when he visited that he was the romance. But Mrs. Cherry smiled, for she declared even own mother knew no bing about the ft seems that Mr. ho-e family have readers of for many, many cine in this city before and was to Home and North B then Mis It W. Scott, county, was there too. She was ill i-he always wore a cheery smile as she fluted about for the sick. The little cap and gown of the nurse uniform the gentle mm nurse . BOB a deep impression upon heart of Mr. that he returned to home he did n it well long, and his thought was of nurse who was to kind to him the in Finally, it he have a and, of course, no one else would do. Miss So always willing lo take care the say the the call o That was in and as patient grew stronger Cupid a war- His duns flew thick and and Mi. Cherry and nurse from county were struck. As Father Time tore oft from Ins the new of the patient grew worse and nurse she could not even at- tend wounds, so Cupid just laughed and two victims to his list. Finally matters leached a crisis Thursday, same old treatment that bad been handed down since olden was for the patient. It. win- a hopeless and Rev. Dr. K. Cox, rut GUION AND MOORE. ITEMS. N. C, Raymond of Democrats of Third Judicial Dis- Select Judge and Solicitor. The Democratic judicial for third district held in court house in this city this afternoon nominated a to succeed Judge Henry K am a successor to L. I. Moose, solicitor for the district. There was r. pretty good attend- convention held outside district, and Pill and Craven very full delegations. It was a line body of which the in spirit harmony prevailed throughout. absence of the lit L. V. of who Wm mount Mr. A. D. Ward, of was as temporary called the Mr. Ward mice a selling object of nU W. T. of convention Capt I was made the set- down to A roll cell s every one f ms tire Pit . Nominations I'm judge were J- order and d lo Mr. James A. Bryan Craven, in a very happy pi nomination Hon. Guion, m. T. D. Junes, Mr. and rend resolutions of Jones county endorsing Mr. F. C. Harding, of Pitt, arose and a I III H -i of Mr he the name of Mr. as a candidate for judge, moved Mr. nomination be by acclamation. I Galloway then called Mr- II lo chair and alter a tribute to hi Mr. Mr. Mr. was unanimously Iii roll call for nominations Who in a Town r- ma; w small do not help to make a town lively The man who contributes to public or voluntarily assists sup- porting y of the pubic is not worth coaxing to remain in a town, and should he t move out it is always a matter unit.-. and not mere ciphers that count something. a Hill . ,. . i i. Crop. It is interesting to go out look at Mr. D- D. crop of growing tomatoes, just south of the town He has a large of them, several and they grow- in clusters. They arc begin- to ripen and in a few days be have plenty of visited his parents here day. Henry Stanley of is branding a few days in this section. Miss Margaret Ormond re- city home last week after I the death of spending several weeks in , the three year old d at the home of Rev. o. Mi. and Mr-. A. L. Miss Mary of visited at the home A. L. Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. N. J. Ormond i Son. son Kev. A. L. Ormond, of and we regret to learn that she has been unwell since leaving home. for solicitor, yielded to tor candidate, and Greenville could do K c H light but lie knot. For a tour I lie lo make Mi. has to go hack to hut Mr-. Cherry she ii mean she go old home and nurse, Mr. and Mr. J Nick man Pasted way. n, Which led In It It'll V I., lit nil tills moil T e child us burned u mouth or mine u-, and recovered from Gallant Conductors do not the Coast Line any better or Mrs. E. L. left last I than Captain Friday for Oxford where she Hawks and Woolen at passenger; will spend about three weeks I trains on this road. The way tiny visiting friends. And Earnest does not like to keep either. J. M. attended services at M. Delight last Sunday. Work is progressing on the of F. W. Clare, on Fifth street. It will be a when completed. bundled tho crowd to kin- was pleasing to every Crowded trains never them, their is marked by such courtesy as to win deserved esteem. It is now up to tho Panama Commission to show that a lock canal can built on a placed name of i lie bent, Hon. Larry I. Mr of Craven, seconded the nomination that it be made by which was carried Hon. T. D. Wan en, aid Mr. J. K Mr. also. Mi. was and a being made for a responded in a very acceptance, was long and heartily. Mi. . Craven, Hie mi behalf nominee and the made a Mr. before Mr. a en- t rec Judge who hue been u for years and who retires the bench, following cone were name several counties to serve i e four . Webb; V Greene, B. W. Jones, Warren; W. T, ; P it, F. Harding. Tue then adjourned masonic Kinston Had Day day. Ki does not do things by halves, and that town did herself splendid credit in the manner of entertaining the number of visitors there day. residences and were gaily with bunting flags and Masonic banners, and the words hung out everywhere. Thousands of were in attendance, and notwithstanding inability to jet h special i ram to go over, Pill county was well Had our people earlier that the noon would reach ample time for ex- and bow well the Atlantic Coast Line would n by special train to return at the from here would have been many times, larger. A of the Grand Ma-on- was held in the opera house noon, and following this a great procession of Masons, and citizens moved to the park the Robert memo- hospital East Here immense platform and harbor bad been erected for the -peaking, with Dr. H. D. per, Sr., as master of ceremonies program was carried out smoothly at u Addresses of welcome were made by Mayor N. J. of and Mr. J. W. behalf of St. Lodge s. V. A A. M., which were re Lieut Frances lodge laid comer stone of charily annex to the hospital which had erected to the memory of Mis. Parrott by her the Parrott. w d by addresses formally charity annex to the of lady of the hospital and acceptance. came principal address of day which was delivered Gov. B. B. This address was simply both delivery, was worth the journey to Kin- ii several times over to bear it. Tue heart of every North who heard it swelled with emotions of at t noble of our high tribute be paid to state. While much of bis address was t emphasizing great principles industry, it was none less pleasing and lo every woman and child the vast audience, one could at such a speech without a desire lo live better, do nobler grander deeds, and be more helpful to his It was a as inspires to mar Inn and Tue people North Carolina are great admirers of and for bun became higher after to tin- address. His noble re utter- of man, people love him for me great good he is doing In half of his stale. The second regiment band, as- by several men, made music I r occasion, and part our s took added much lo Us Alter the no a bounteous dinner was served in one a About i thing in in people lo eat all lull I for while .- there was plenty t i spare The lie BAILY WOMAN RAN Wife the Vanceboro Murder Makes Threats and is Arrested. The wife Henry the began to act queerly in that city yesterday, and it was to arrest her. She was using and language to that she would shoot everybody in Vanceboro She was brought to Sew Horn last night and in jail and she will be examined next week to as- certain Lit It is said she attempted to a white woman Bern Journal- SOLICITOR LARRY I. MOORE. The Judicial Convention rd district did itself honor in renominating Hon. Larry I. Moore, of Pitt, by ace He is a native of county. He was first elected solicitor in 1898 and re-elected in a new dis- in 1892. He is an able law- and has made a faithful and popular official. Mr. Moore is one of the wisest and most progressive of the younger leaders of Democracy in the State. He several represented his district on the Platform committee at the State Convention and has always rune true. He is well-grounded in Democratic principles and is ready to fight for his conviction- believing that Democratic gov- means the death of privilege and subsides, that public service corporations should be regulated, passenger Winston. Then the grand freight fare and such powers conferred on the Corporation Commission as to make it an effective agency in serving the public. The people ought always to honor such men if they would have their inter- News and Observer. I H OF MISS JAMES. sine Press, was spent in by the Near midnight on June the 19th the dark angel of death visited the home of B. W. Killie James of Pitt county took away their year old daughter She had been sick only two days, but oh. how she suffered, yet she was patient and sweet to the last, knowing each one that came to her bedside. No death bed scene could have been more beautiful or after a of pain she exclaimed, papa I thought had by th and with hinds clasped looking Heavenward sang little verses of songs sin- had never been heard singing And we that listened must be with angels. Besides father and mother, she leaves four brothers and to mourn her absence. The Uriel entire family is most d ire i to all, but you slum d not dear ones, she is ill a more beautiful home waring you. Auntie Miss Annie White from Kinston i Commercial Can, Dover. nor Glenn held a short there which c mid not be as long as anticipated because of his de- on an early train to meet another engagement. The chili has quarters and on this occasion proved that it could en- royally and generously. The spirit that seemed among the Kinston people was that could not do enough for their guests.

and SON, .- WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR Hanan's Famous Shoes TOYS. Mr ha many years end J. vicar Shoes. Call r. k t e RESEMBLANCE TO A. G. tho war correspond- writing in London Opinion and Today on tie unequal talent to I found the house of commons, tells u story lie bean of a who was once mistaken for Shaw, lie and were once iii the same hath, lying or. slabs, with over their face The attendant along and touched the coxcomb ., Mr. he said The coxcomb bounded to his feet, all aglow with at being mis- taken for a man of intellect After he had robbed down he gave half a sovereign, for IN A II to Net to Either th Ear or Now. A writer as follows the abode of a colony of herons near a large city in this The her- of which I am writing is situ- in e piece of swampy woodland not from a main traveled road, one at- tempt to cuter the confines of this city of birds and he will immediate- lie aware of the the place. At 11- he will be greet- ed by a few from members the colony, the u were, and s he inadvertently steps n a REPORT OF THE CONDITION BANK OF N C AT THE CLOSE OF 1906 Loans Discounts Furniture 1.630.50 Due from Banks 18,886.62 Cash Items 9.39 Gold coin 496.00 Silver coin 1,179.11 Nat. notes 1,432.00 in f the that v . . king re II. A he I port, w arise as will ; I. I. has take for V r- j; .- by the Capital stock pd Undivided profits 1,986.54 sub to check 40,233.37 nod. roil dint gr . it one could -a , you be mm i rustle r of i i bird vies I . the I I . Of- i to weighed once forts u n . . can be doubts entertained by to ; . f and to the of i estimates. whether the I voice he a i art of short or lit herons anything bu i I lo settled. Kn is to set out in Egypt, r- ; of where the pyramid will nail t utilized bi First, hod-i-s the of the lid will i mined and then I lie weight I he earth from its what size. The swinging of will lie the From the exert e I l. worm, i half he I met t from the i . is lie called . ii i the Id t an early c one had a i i ling so. especial- ii little solid ground, m water and de- North ; ii, a true to th bet of and J. R. W J. L. R. L. DAVIS. Directors and swum f me, this day f J V. JOHNSTON, Public. RETORT THE CONDITION OF BANK OF GREENViLLE, At the of June 18th 1906. . and I ., a items 2-172 U . i C paid . . f depot -i to out- n tin n n pendulum from its the weight of the ca . and that if tin And yet, despite which i- known- -can , u lie i- features, it is , .,.,,. altogether a delightful place to visit ; for one who is a lover of birds. a Occasionally a resounding is as owning from some of .,. i,,., landlords m the fall of a young one B i North Chelsea, was re-1 lo of a short ti. ago Lord Ca- hen was a which asked him to sell not properly to them. To which th CONDITION OF BETHEL BACKING AND TRUST CO. AT BETHEL N. C. At tin-close of June RESOURCES LIABILITIES. Loans and discounts stock 5,300.00 Overdrafts fund Furniture A Fixtures profit 1,174.30 6.000,00 Hi. Carnival, of Cashier of the bank, do t t lie above is true u. the o-st JAMES L LI mA . to , this day of June. 1906 W ft l, SECOND HAND MACHINERY drop is or sixty feet. But they must be able to climb again into the will sell it. but I moat upon granting new k . ever.- one who is in street, that no one is out live ; to m of n . J desert t in That made i difference of to Lord In word-, if he had sold it outright f without a of that sort he more Due from Harks and Tankers lid ash items u l- old i National lank oilier U. ft. year- so will have an pie notice r I. or F . r -i i u ., he ii;. Children Dr. Dukey, a specialist as the result of numerous observations on school and older students, fixes amount of intellectual work with the normal development as For pupil.- from live eight year- of age, ten hours a week . eight to ten year-, twelve hours. ten to twelve year-. re to fourteen fourteen lo Of- hours; fifteen to.,, in ho-- i-1 miles ii hi. on wide of from to twelve inches of ram a year and coveted . id- d of a e lone Hon stones, nu k drawings and Ii the region must have gradually n;. hut that the divert conditions are and rain belt is extending more and more . the north. Live Duck j. Berger of Anthony, who i.- duck -hooter. In two pairs of six-1 ducks for decoys, The duck, arc to the limit II Rel Boiler One P. Center Crank in No Sawmill One BO saw and c One Power Press This machinery i- old aid will deal . i pa . purchaser saw either or both. grounds in small baskets. i-. and to nineteen To ,,., years, the maximum of hours. W i- i. I nil- hi. use a light leather with buckled attached to a long shore cord is placed about their necks a weight or anchor tied to one foot. This, however, does not diminish their ability to swim, and when placed in the water they to the limit of their shore cord. For results they make the old wood decoys look like i Traveler. While in Via on her last vi- i upon ii ii to run the notice Now t I has superseded . in P pi won con versa l on the . one hear. . la I . or way, lady is now h . I I.- i- o ad lie public I i re in fact. ; the i i no lo n I in ii . .-, but to . f i . in N.- I . Total Bills certificates of deposit 2,309.50 Deposits subj. to check 32,799.21 checks out- standing 72.67 Certified Total ale N lib County of Pitt, k I. H. II la- ah i r of the above named solemnly swear that above statement i true to the best of my and belief. H. H Taylor Subscribed and sworn to be- ore me, this day of 8-m j. q Notary Public Directors tin tun Ii i c i i . , You Pay For n- i Over in I'm i . . What i, for hit m i in i all the a per . ,., l . lit tin i is In . i- l v t i i ; i- id from in higher Goods on Credit,. ; h merchant make up his out of ls- h body r-f y-v a w i the sea at i don J -q h A ring ill be player.-, i chair an tin. without a chair stand in the mid lie, A is git en i ii h pen on. Tim pot n n in the center then calls three number-, and the who have the n called must i places i th h other. Tho one in the middle to ail empty seat before tho . an I the one without i -eat then the and iii this way the game I SELL FOP CASH, have no loss to make up and put the price the lowest Pay , avoid charging in- -s charged to you I sell any want ii Hi SEED. MEAL AND HULLS I Oats Stuff, Lime and F- V JOHNSTON. i n I . i. iv, i curious pan of tin . I ;. is that I W i- iii daily use, either in trim-it or in loading unloading male bird feeds his male, flying to and from the truck while in mo- and, unlike some human who pay for their tickets, be has never known to miss his train. The starting signal finds him at his post near the net. We beg leave to announce that we are Wholesale and Retail for White Lead, Paints, Colors, and and v Ready nixed Paints. There is no line in the world better than Harris n line. t u i. i I It reputation fr honorable wares and honorable dealings. If you Harrison Paints you need worry We trust v W favor us with your orders whenever you want good- paint for any Have just load and can give you Special Prices. Baker Hart N. C, death OF d a. CHERRY. OUR AYDEN DEPARTMENT J. M. BLOW, Manager and Authorized Agent -.-. . C. a A Hardy and and take Friday to visit relative at Whit- that pleasure -h- R new and in arrears. We have lint market tor beef, fresh all who receive mail at sage, and fresh fish. this office. We orders for a abort while and for job they will to Norfolk to spend James Keel has Do- sometime with A line of crockery, glass Lumber out and B. E. Co. all a, j K possible to please you Dawson, of their new line heavy and fancy Mis. K. O. Mrs. George n- lat Friday from a visit to For apples, lore tomatoes, c, apply to E. K. a Co. Miss Myrtle of Kin ton, Is visiting Mi-s Cow- ard. F. G. A have moved of goods from out to a short distance from Dan of was here yesterday Bed Steads, Suits, Dresser Center Tables, Chairs Cradles, Bed Springs, Mattresses Lounges, Cook Stoves and a great many other things are kept up stairs. Cannon Tyson. B. P. and wife, Beaver Dam, spent the day day here with relatives. The sign of the is I When your attention j J. Taylor, do It lie i I In I. m g. . i. Mk HI III IO-- is fetal-, ill t y few U m mil . Nye, of Winter- w.-ii- evening A mil supply of Suit Cits. , hi J. K. Bro. one sick for ts, Chi V. Crimped roofing in SUM able b to cover residences be-. stables much cheaper shingles very little labor, at J. K. Bro. Jesse Cannon, who bas been sick for several weeks, is able to be out again. n at cents per in nod goods, at J Bro. it. H. Jones a i d n i- He i hi i is optician, m ; is the man to do u.,, r -r . h hi J. W. is lie any occasion. B. T. h your work if yon want to be pleased. and Bob of have been here to see girls. i splendid sermon at the cars cotton ed, Sunday on us this day our will pay highest cash price, don't daily Besides b a your seed until you see me. Poacher he is a good editor. Frank Lilly Co. I Core, Hay always Mrs. wool up e at J- B- read Friday morning. Dr- J- Black carry preached two splendid sermons Ht the Christian church a lull line of laid and Day. good-. Don't giving i our B a trial. Lilly Co preparatory we B. T. Dickerson has gone to prospective buyers ex- bis old home. This is bis low prices. J. H. Smith first visit in three years. Br, A full line of valises, tel- Kev. D. W. is is holding a grips, satchels, baud meeting at and suits case- J Bro church near Miss Florence Hardy, of North Car- ville, ha on visit to Cut Herrings J. It. Smith Mis. J. If. tins Bro, to r W, Cox held services ill , , , , , . th. I here I always keep built h Till . , hi due at roB nice new prices Such M hay, coin, located on col ton seed and brand Town of and ship Stuff. Prank Co. Hook, I. bee., to . , the morning of June Mr. A. Cherry of passed fully from the cares and c diets of earth to home Fur some his not in all III no ion no r neaped ins no-. of e trow hi- Iii- last ill. . Up w willing to U d in all things. All v.- 1.1 tit lOVIng n i's h I e mid d ; d ., I h home a ., ,. 1.1- . . ,. i Kl r M. T. i , He was buried Masonic honors in the deceased was born June 12th 1851. Io the tail of 1899 he was mi in Sallie L. Mayo with whom he lived with great hap- God blessed this union happy but now heart of the wife is torn and bleeding. May God give her consolation, resignation and hope. The loved companion is ; lie a lieu n has failed. in his y. He a looking more lo the e ml of than lo himself. writer has a mole nature ban his, or one considerate of he rights and feelings of others, -o free from envy, jealousy little that so f-ii mar a tine character. Surely hi life was living, leaving b bind him an influence of lasting those who knew him his embrace into en, another link in the chain of to their hearts lo the eats above, that may meet the beautiful some time. He leaves a loving wife, two sons and two daughters, besides a hose of relatives and to loss. hi virtues be ad knew him, and following the of living so in his character, shall call them to the spirit land, they . without fear or dread go on earth and awake in B. E. C GENERAL NEWS. rot what you WANT, ASK FOR IT. of Interest Over the Country. Under the You of his and Stewart Sue What You Want, Ask is the cause given by Knight, who Record. a. c. minified to Brunswick jail Baltimore, has recently charge with murder by the a leaflet to Hie net's jury. Knight admits he In w with which many own knowledge and its advertising pa-cs las his suspicions were on body should study Mm THE a may only. Ga., June M Stewart, section foreman of the Seaboard at Ga. columns of all new.- which it says F. Cox, Mayor if land, Fla , in a letter to the Man Record under date shot instantly killed Cy O-car M ; his last nigh. , Knight shot him twice in the back then he tin d seven shots into his body. The body was found in the front of Stewart's home Los June th overturning to-day of an bile in Colorado strict, Pasadena, while going hour, the subsequent explosion of tank and Inn mug of the machine, Mrs. J- Id jean obi, roasted to of Pasadena, chauffeur, was burned so that he will die. Mm Jones On night Pearl bun f the plucky girl who two weeks previous shot and killed a in defense her h nor, attain aDd once brought to her aid. K supposed to de ire for our killed, went to and on pore near a window to m, men she sent a ball through window t bun. lied. people of Helms re very much and prof eel Miss at all on business He was cubed by phone u large Mr. ad- You will hut and machine. Prices nay way down H. Bro. next to Hotel. The section in c invention which in today. We have our summer voiles, have ml selection of J. B. Smith Bro. Mrs. Joe Long, of spent Sunday with friends. Mrs. H. C. Ormond spent Thurs- day and Friday in New lot cigars, best at Book Store. V. Crimps paper rooting, Pumps with long or short joints and pipe at J. B. Smith Your If you are troubled with your values on tho table which must go or nave , in per yard. A I it matters not Miss left now caRe ca on j tor a visit up the road. For tools, grind stones f hemp rope and pulleys, at J. K. Smith Bro. Dr. M. M. Sauls tells us of a delightful evening spent with bis friend, Mr. W. C. out Id South Ayden Friday. The doctor surely had a nice time as he and his friend are now bead- quarters for retreat, their better halves bring away for the pun the summer. Oh, how these tied fellows Mull enjoy the blessedness of we more fortunate old Such is life. Pea n at J. K. an expert Ayden, N. C, who has five years experience with some of the most cases. He never fails to give patients satisfaction or their money refunded. Over five of Pitt Greene and Lenoir best people to testily to bis honesty ability. Give him your eye if you want satisfaction. For Spring Housecleaning lime try Liquid Veneer. It everything look new. There will hi- no old, dull looking furniture or dingy woodwork in homes Inn won- is used. No or necessary. Liquid Veneer is not a varnish, a surface food and cleaner . builds up original finish and makes it brighter than ever. It Instantly brilliant newness and finish of Pianos, Furniture, Picture Frames, Interior Woodwork, Hardwood Floors and all polished, varnished or enameled surfaces. Re- moves scratches, stains, dirt and dullness. A child can apply It. Nothing but a pits., of cheese cloth is needed and there is no drying lo wait for. PRICES Trial Regular ate. SOLD BY M. XI US, The threat of President Roosevelt that if the people of Arizona an New Mexico do not vote now lo come into the Union as one Stale it will be fifteen years before I an- other chance, is all In 1909, when Democrats will be in power, territories will be ad- in spite of Republican have gained from reading ads in the Record i worth more than the price for a whole year You doing good work for the welcome Mr. Cox to the ranks the readers of the Man- Record who find it advertising pages of so much interest and value. As recently said, a man who wants real about almost anything that relates to business can find it in the lo advertising pages of this paper. These pages constitute a great medium of be- tween buyer and seller. dictionary and the ency- are no more essential to l e student or to the man who wants to know things and know them right than are the pages of the Record to the tens of thous- people not only in the South, but elsewhere, who at tunes have occasion to look just the things covered in our ; advertising columns. It matters not what you may want to buy in the way of machinery of equip- t supplies or skill mineral if you cannot find what you arc after in th write to tho Manufacturers Record and we will put you in touch without cost with the who provide what you want. in the habit i f studying these and ever- changing pages following the old advice of Storekeeper you sec what w mt, ask for Springfield Daily commenting in the sundry civil , at ion bill granting the I. for traveling- ; uses, Hut anyhow we had better bis way to the extent of year, or men more, than . upon him railroads to carried about at their ex- ii-, thus creating for them an against the public will not be lost sight , should people pay taxes i servants to travel for Officials in Branches of the public service ii d for traveling on the law provide that when the President ravels on public should be u, , ti pay the President and friends to travel or to make i u campaign speeches, is not a j s- for taxation of a I the If the political t which the President owes wants him to join in n political campaign, it d bear the espouse. W. E. BOOKS. W. J. BOYD. UP. have taken up one black bur shout, weight about pounds, no ear marks. Owner can get same by paying charges. Tucker. R. F. D. No. Greenville. N. C. Human M i. A I i was told marks blood i borne of j swell i. n u i r. of line, K y., i i i i. i. n is i tin and . 11.1 ill n I i- m- me aim well r in i chronic colds sod for Weak bunts. i. U. Wooten unionist. and bottle free. HOOKS S BOYD. General ranee Bickers. AYDEN, We wish lo we have associated our- selves together for the purpose of conducting fend Brokerage in the Town of Ayden and Vicinity. We will represent none but the most reputable concerns, and any of your business you may see fit to favor us with we will thank you for and feel very city is par is -in b.-i it vii. t I e I I in- tie League Clubs, alls jubilee f the puny was held gave a- bis reason for be that appropriation was tor a Philadelphia is I ii in snob mayor, hut in ha Ii a partisan II ii d hi r i e n. r of Pill Alia if nil .- iii-l t iii- . n. . r the art. will l In M- r -i All . . . n. mi in.- .- of I A T. of K. ICE OP EXECUTION i t; In , Court. it h v. k. a. H V tin to ii- i-i, from l- f it l -l i will. Oil m ii. of July. lit dour vi n l f i. -In- n hr-r for i. I ill hi k l -i. .- Ha. I K- hair ii owing to wit- i t ii. v., f II- n mi if i . . Joel M r-. W. H t e . fr Pill H . in town -I m by ill ; he l hi in em II j I i f I -I i. . i .; . i l s. , Inn In . I i Hi- f K B. -v mid -r.-. Ur II l.- i by M h i s . , hf- ii . i. v ii on . i d .- I-. ii. NOTICE nude he Nelson Tobacco and I J. Phone CARRIED IN STOCK AT ALL TIMES. OF v a SKI ids v . If NOTICE TO CREDITORS. THE BANK OF AYDEN N. C.-- At the of June 18th, LIABILITIES. RESOURCES. Loans and Discounts, TO in Secured Furniture and Fixtures Due from Banks, I huh, dun, Silver Coin, National Hunk notes and Surplus fund Undivided profits less expenses, other U. S. notes r-7 IS .-. unpaid ids no l to check, 87,842.80 Cashier's 630.72 222.00 Total, Ml. 165,043.67 OF H ,. COUNTY OF I, J. R. Smith, Cashier I it k. do solemnly sweat that the above statement is tine to the of my i be- lief. Subscribed and sworn to before 1906. HODGES, Notary Public. me, this 22nd day It. J. R. SMITH, JOSEPH R. C. CANNON. Di The i- . h. th- hi. I I. II. th- . r I., In ii l . i .-. i iii O- i. .- I, it. ml . -iii-l .-. i III hi. i. l ll II. , or till, win re In e. r in- I . i. u .-- r-r. of I Oil . Dr. Joseph PHYSICIAN AND Block, Ayden, N. C. NOTICE. All persons are hereby under of the law. not to employ, harbor or in soy way as- wist my son, Herbert K. Io years, spare lo age. He left home v mud will as to where- J. J. Smith, N. C May

TH I-ASTERN REFLECTOR D. J. Entered in the post office at N. C, is clan matter, rate made upon application. correspondent desired a every office in Pitt and adjoining counties. in to GREENVILLE NORTH CAROLINA FRIDAY, JUNE 1906 J b decrease the use of canned be followed by fewer es of ptomaine poisoning. is inquires a contemporary. Well, a good example there's trying to and standing pat If anything is offered you out for a tariff that creates and bolsters the can it might be well to inquire trying to do if it came from Chicago Washington Star. a guard is to a con- who tries to escape e see no use in having a What to do the streets is a problem we hope the incoming of aldermen can The annual cry is again raised in Kansas. A larger wheat crop than there are hands to harvest. i Pity that so much grain goes to waste with so many loafers in country and so many half fed people. Those would be bout as side playing with dynamite as to be pursuing the course they are. The anarchists will not even lit the young of pet through hit- honeymoon without getting after hi 1.1 be suicide mania is attacking even the colored people of one of that race trying to the job -with a razor. In the public building bill report- ed in Congress Monday, several North Carolina towns are stated to get buildings. The lucky places are Washington. Salisbury, Ainu ton. High Point and Hen- Some of these days we hope Greenville named in a list like that. It is announced that President will make a trip to the fall to for himself about the has ten remarkably from burglaries, but this is Done the less a reason that our be careful not to City. Howie's famous town, i- over two millions short in ac- That beats the shortage . of the rest of OS have to lug during lira dull months. must not feel small be- cause Washington on one side of us sud on the other side are going to have public buildings This burg must get to doing some h on its own account. If the will hurry up and deliver the goods we will be first to have day electric current. years, s connecting link between the present and the past. Under this old oak tree Chief Powhatan bis Indian warriors often assembled, three hundred years ago On Powhatan street, about three hundred yards distant, Red Men's wigwam will be built in the time of exposition. A site has been selected for the by John W. Cherry, of Norfolk chief executive of the Improved Or- of Red Men, and Great of all the tribes of lied Men. It is now up to the Hoard of the lied Men I League, to approve the selection made by the Great This will probably lie done at the meeting t be held September, The Rod building at the exposition will be unique and at tractive many It ill be an immense woodman's lodge, con with lops and decorated with trophies of the chase and all kinds of curios Indian relics Furs and skins will lake the pUce rugs and building will conform as nearly as possible to the ideal hunter's lodge. This quaint building will be used by the Red Men as a reception hall, museum and resting place for the Red Men and their friends. In the United Suites are more than members of the proved Order of Red Men. Many of them will visit the Jamestown expo- and the Red will be their headquarters. This order had a building at the St Louis exposition, two years ago, but it was on a small scale and like Commodious and handsome building to be constructed at the Jamestown exposition. The uniformed members of Red Men will camp on the regular camping ground. will wear the old colonial uniform worn Report of ti lion of THE NATIONAL BANK OF GREENVILLE, At in North Carolina, at the close of June Loans and Overdrafts secured sad V S. Bonds to secure and Due from Due fr in state Hanks batik, Due from approved Checks other cash Notes of other Lawful reserve Bank, Specie notes Redemption fund with U. Treasurer per Capital stock paid Undivided less tales National notes Individual deposits to rim of Cashier's checks id Total sum of i of I. J. w. of the above bank, do solemnly swear that the above is true to the best of my knowledge belief. J W. AYCOCK, Cashier Subscribed and sworn to mu this of June 1906 F. J. Correct Attest II, W. SAM T. WHITE, E. A. MOTE, Jr. Directors When Greenville wakes up with chamber of commerce or of be more in the of improvements town bi A read nu bank statements in ought to convince the banks are safer to money than to hide In his speech at Wednesday Governor Glenn said Carolina spends annually for liquor while only f 8,000-000 is spent in conduct- the affairs the state ad- ministration for education. Men of North this is something to think about It is appalling that we spend for to every for education, and that the drink bill taxes the state nearly times M much us the ad- of state costs, say nothing of the increase crime, poverty and Buffering that drink produces. Can any rational man look at such a con- and not favor REDUCTION Great on all Goods to catch it i all h. C. dubs him M- of Re- . an party. Thai was the same Hi e played in the Populist can. he heavy lines imposed on the Kansas mads for violating the laws, the way they are going for the ice trust in is refreshing. Let the good work con- TEN THOUSAND RED MEN COMING When the next of county selected town of Greenville should hum u member on it and that should be chairman tin- It has now been years since the town had a mi the board. see it stated it Dumber State convicts has beep, reduced with only in tin; and no more for of work. When the fall courts get busy there will be , in . the of recuperating mumPreparing for a Unique Building at the Jamestown Exposition Uniform Rank of Red Men's League on Camp Grounds. Frank Norfolk, Va., June the beautiful grounds of the Jamestown Exposition, where in years gone by roamed the native red of Amer- monarchs of all they surveyed, will be encamped to 9.000 formed members of the Men's who come to visit the ex. position next year. In addition to the uniformed Red Men will members of the Order of Red at exposition during Men's September 18th The red men lime Us have passed sway and the pretty point of laud, was once their favorite camping ground, has la-en transformed the Jamestown ex- position grounds. The famous old live oak tree, wherein centuries past, the original red men held their pow like a grim sentinel. It bas for nearly . thousand 1-2 Cent and Mad- now A. F. C. Gingham, now cent. Figured Lawns 1-3 Off. 2.75 cent Ladies Regina Oxfords 2.25 AH stylish Goods A Few Words to MEN It make much differ- what stores say about their Men's Clothing, if they can't prove to their patrons that what they say is true. Nothing- makes a man so disgusted as to be sent on a fool's errand-to waste his time on a wild It we weren't certain that our Clothing was better than other makes, you can make up your mind to one thing we'd never risk exciting your ill-will by saying so. We'll say this, though, that we've got Spring Suits to sell at 7.50 1.50 and 15.00 that you say, when you come to see them, that we didn't blow enough about We're interesting a great many Men these days and we would be pleased to talk the Clothes quest ion with you FRANK WILSON THE KING CLOTHIER. Pulley Bowen THE HOME OF WOMAN'S FASHIONS 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 Stile 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 desirous of seeing the NEWEST IN SILKS AND WHITE GOODS to call at our establishment and feast their eyes. Very truly yours, 3.00 Ladies Regina Oxfords 2.50. 3.50 3.00 Jas F Davenport, the famous of times and will sent an up the reminders of the past, to he seen at Red Men's the exposition, will be a reproduction of the three ships which brought the first English set- to three hundred years Mo On Red Men's day these ships will in the and the reception of the settlers by the Indians on shores of Hamil- ton Roads will be reproduced in at same spot where whites wore received by the in in . old live oak tree on the exposition grounds. PULLEY BOWEN PRINTING Our specialty Reflector Job Printing Office 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 Guardians, Administrators etc., MINUTES after to be filed in the Court issued at once-l Call on or write S. FIDELITY and GUARANTY CO., Baltimore, Md. H. A. WHITE, General Agent, or H W. WHEDBEE, Attorney If. C. .WINTERVILLE I This department is in F. C. NYE, who is authorized to rep- resent the Eastern Reflector in Winterville and territory. A good deposit at a bank will make you feel more a beginning with what you have hidden away for safe keeping the next time you come to Beak of Winterville. can keep it safer than yon can. Mies Mary left Monday morning fur the summer school at Nice line of groceries ways Barber Co. It is a little out of season to k-1 I carts wagons, but the Tar carts and wagons seem to sell at all seasons of the year. W. E. Hooks, of Ayden, was in Tuesday afternoon. All farmers sow- dog and wheat can be supplied with mo wen-, rakes, reapers and binders st Hamilton, Barber Co. Nice Harrington Co. W. H. to Nice line of boys suits at H. L. Johnson's. her large of shoes styles sizes prices very Barber W. B. Wingate to attend j Nu need of not having good pants when Barber Co., have just received a lot, they will sell cheap. Mrs. W. H. returned from City If yon need a nice Rug just call A. A Co and you can get one, too Maj. Henry Harding, Mom I Straws tell which way the wind blows, just notice stream of and out from Harrington, Life is too short to fool with a common garden when A. W. Aug Co., have wire of all bights. T. H King,. f flit ed bis regular here Sunday He two excellent If you wont, Hamburg at and Hamburg at and Met ladies for nail at A Ange Co's. They have a large The A. Q. Cox Manufacturing Co tell us they get more orders for To- Trucks Hues the is doing well, Judging from their shipments of late we thin the tobacco crop must he improving. Tooth Di-k Harrow at Barber Co. The gang U at work near here now. Toe work they do helps the toads but we can never for good roads until the old county pulls herself together her spin by issue of bonds for good roads. will be until the people are to the Mod but the bond issue Tor rued is com lug Car-load of float M mm nice at lowest price. Harrington, Co. Nicest Hue of shit Is ever shown in Winterville at Harrington, Barber Co. increasing demand for bodies and seats made by the A. Q. Cox Manufacturing Company to that they are in thin line of work. All colors of paint, and yellow at Harrington u Co. Mis Myrtle White, Pollocks was visiting lend.-, here. Miss Olivia left Monday for where has a position as teach- A car load of lime received at Harrington, ft Co., J. K. Cooper went to Greenville afternoon. If you want a nice shirt or tie go to Harrington, Barber Co. J. K. Ruck wife took the afternoon train for Greenville Sat- For hay, corn oats go o Harrington, Barber Co. . E. Cox will preach at Episcopal church next Sunday afternoon at o'clock. Harrington Barbers and Co is the place to get your Spring and Sum goods. They have just what want, and prices to suit all. and Vi- returned from a visit in country Tuesday. Men's and youth's all sizes, at Barber Co. m bet at t b i . Point. J. Carroll went up road E. C S. Co. for Kimball organs, Sewing Cook Stoves, and Winterville, C. M. J. Bryan Monday in Greenville. Times somewhat dull, that doesn't stop the We have been having some heavy rains lately. Some hail reported, we are not able to give extent f damage. The pathfinders t- E. C. F. Co's store will the spot under, Price astonishing conditions when New Testaments, the variety of goods pertaining to the Furniture line. Eastern Carolina Supply Co. Winterville, X. C, Mrs. Q. E. was In town evening. We hum that laid the Winterville V U. shop i- located will be -ale soon. is good location for nice We hope one will set its advantages build Mime d- . . e there CUT PRICES s poems, regular price our price Tennyson's poems, regular price our price and Byron's regular price our price Longfellow's Birthday books, regular price our price Josephus complete works, reg price 1.00 His Steps, regular price our price Pilgrims progress our A H. Taft IV. H. Rick., regular price our price Bill Remarks, regular price 1.00 our price In addition to the above named books we offer others at greatly reduced prices for the next I days. Call and examine them Miss Vivian left before this Gold same day. Trunks and valises at ton Barber Co. Big line of bats and just received, latest styles. Harrington Barber Co. For sale one house lot on Main N. C. being next to residence of Guy Taylor, lot contains acre of land the house is a fund roomed house, well with out a bargain for some one. I will sell for cash. For further particulars or write L. A. SPARKS Notice the new goods at Harrington, Barber Co., before buy for they can suite you and price. Farming implements of all at ring, Barber Co. A nice lot of new summer Bug Robes at Harrington, Barber Co. Furniture going out from the Eastern Carolina Co. by the wagon load. the expiration of that Yours to Serve. b. t. cox, REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE BANK OF WINTERVILLE, WINTERVILLE, N. C. At the Close Business, June 19th, 1908. H. Taft Co. Greenville's Greatest Furniture Dealer's- Quality, Originality, Price We sell for cash or on easy terms You will find complete line at all times We are sole agents for Enameled Beds. a oars to Picture; Framed to Order. Loans and Discounts t 8,500.00 Overdrafts, unsecured 277.37 Furniture and Fixtures 958.98 Due from Banks and Bankers 2,290.27 Cash items 22.20 Gold Coin Silver Coin Nat. Ilk and other U. S. notes 010.00 Capital Stock paid Undivided profits, less currant expenses Deposits subject to ck. 07.00 IS A TO AND A WAY TO LOSE You save when ton the neat loose when any other It is poor policy to buy hat it 12.904.39 I State of North County of Pitt. j M I, L. Jackson, Cashier of the above id bank, swear that the above statement is true to. i ii-st of GROCERIES. edge and belief. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 28th day of June, 1906. JAMES R. JOHNSON. Notary Public. i solemnly J. L. JACKSON, ashier. Correct At R HARRINGTON, A G. Directors I rut u tour v Th at best . i nut l of Canned Goods, Goods el and art in this Confection. I the in Tobacco t- . r U i . of J. B JOHNSON. OUR FRIENDS THE TOBACCO GROWERS We take this opportunity of extending to our friends and patrons our thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed upon us the past season. THE BRICK was first erected, three years ago, it was the intention of its management to build up a permanent a sound basis. Our business has increased with the we trust to be favored with your patronage the coming season Each Customer, as well as each Pile of Tobacco shall have our Personal Attention, and we shall endeavor, as in the past, to make The Brick headquarters for High Prices, Fair and honorable treatments It affords us pleasure to announce in this connection that MR. W. T. THE VETERAN TOBACCONIST AND WAREHOUSEMAN Will be associated with us the coming season. Mr. Lipscomb Is too well-known to the trade, planters, buyers, or m to need any commendation at our hands, suffice to say with judgment and experience at the command of our with our facilities for conducting the warehouse business, assisted as we will be by an and competent force In every department, it puts us In better position than any other warehouse in Eastern Carolina, at all times, to secure for our friends outside prices for their Tobacco. When you come to GREENVILLE, always Always make the BRICK your headquarters, and when your tobacco is ready to sell, bring it where experienced judges will sell it to the best advantage you. tor your liberal patronage we leg to remain, Your BRINKLEY and LASSITER, BRINKLEY, LASSITER and LIPSCOMB, Successors, mm

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Tin Lund . r- -r- in-e i. i- i in in r d, int t Tr m In. f y i w-. Mr I. W K J ft. C. I Not Quite How often you can pet a -y, nail or screw driver or mi- lacking. Have a good K tool box and lie prepared P Our line of tools j. is all i could desire, S we will see that your tool box does not lack a useful article. Course You get Horse Goods, of --------m Is Moon moon has i. urn form f-r human who I u . th enough lime on -i. . r Torpid Ki as a l r up the It -l I-. I Price only To Publishers and Printers We have new oil r whereby we can reface old Brass Col limit 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 Column and Head regular lengths L. S. and Head Ruled inches Id and over per A Rumple of wile foil will be cheerfully ant on application. Printers Co of Type and High Grade Printing Mater N. Ninth Strut. p SOUTHERN R. P. CO N. Steamboat Service. l. w n I ii i ii. in. for I ii in. for Washington. Connecting at Washington Philadelphia, Now York, nil her a Norfolk -i all Wet. order their freight via Norfolk, cure Norfolk A If. J. to change notice. I. i Agent, Mil-, N, C. T. and r. i. Not folk, Va. M. K. V. V. G. M. B. W. hit l Provisions ii i Cotton lies always on hand Fresh kept con- In stock. Country Produce Bought and Sold D. W. G R North Carolina. R. L. Carp, Dentist. Greenville, N. G, Convulsion, FitS, Epilepsy. Dr. has been so successful in curing those that there i- t hopeless I, it not i- -i- We be one . who enjoy blessing of health, after years of hopeless suffering. have a that b-M fever when two years old, followed by nm worst type, and he Incurable. hundred-, dollar for Mm, without relief. about fifteen yearn he bod that him to for the- Insane, at He nearly three year, but he con- to grow him home July 1902, In an awful condition. He had lost mind entirely. Ho hardly knew i of family; could not even find his bed; was a total wreck. He had from ft to fits a We were urged to try Ir. and tho first used, could a for bettor. u it to him ever aid I hi but two vi-v Knee t and I was riot well ways. We i- ha can work and r. ., a. If any wishes to i. y they are at t- d i so. B. if. Lincoln, Dr. la by your who will guarantee that th bottle will benefit. If It h refund your money. Miles Medical Co., Trust to Nature. a many Americana, both men and -a, are pale and puny, with poor circulation. have 111- by hasty eating or much beverages, or by too close to home, or and In the stomach must be treated In a natural way before th.-y can rectify their earlier The muscles in many such people. In fact in every weary, thin and portion, do their work with difficulty. As a result la and lasts Th- demand for nutritive aid is ahead of the supply. To perfect health lame, nerve and muscle mat the blood muter arid return to It certain others. It Is necessary to prepare the the work of up from the food what Is to make rich, blood. m Nature for the remedy. There certain roots known to the Indiums of this country before of the whites later came to the of the settlers and are now rapidly in favor for the of obstinate and liver troubles. These are to he safe yet In the liver and blood. Th s.- root. Queen's root. Stone toot, root. Then tin re Is Buck Cherry hark. The medicinal principles in these native root when with as a make the most and tonic and liver In- combined in just the right a- in Dr. Golden Medical Where there Is bankrupt vitality such as nervous had nutrition and thin Mood, acquire the Hi and all the tissues feel the favorable effect of this sovereign remedy. Although have aware. the value of the above few have use I pure as a solvent and for in varying amounts, Tin- Medical l a of the the above mentioned and no alcohol or harmful habit-forming drugs. RINGS. A COLLISION. CONDENSED STORIES. Circlet of Old. as itself is the ting. Among the Italian. of and seventeenth it was for women to give their lovers which con- tho r were I f--r -.- in Another for for the twins. gold her hook, there aha a token of love you late, is u I will keep for rings clasped mi of being were . the word Th- dins f r i- a favorite years. Dry- Don Se- ll we den wrought o close as not to lie p are each counter- part. and hit had Hay In the modern for rings is Men a of the -love of of superstition and The of loading jewels, which in his day, lingers with rings, joint is adorned precious is stilt in a in the is not Wet exterminated, while many a belle like U- wear, as id the Empresses and Do- rings Which cost and And she does often as did her Roman jaspers and Hie joints of her Willing to A farmer in the of took himself as better hull a damsel as kit i. maid. Th mads no in new position than begun to herself the sirs of and the other the fans resented ii- . i I her with ant A week two to a . r the ; . r In id, hit i . Ice i i i el r tin would , till ; I raged that ft Wat T. Men, and th A blind man was his using nil cane us it for f-.-et. Across I bis chest was s placard tin j legend, am and suspend- ed by a chain around his neck a small tin cup, a convenient j coins. It was broad daylight, and lit knew that stretch of walk so well that he felt very little fear of ac- He was about the middle of the block, so he did not have to look out for step down from the to the cross street. arc many pedestrians out that tar on Washington avenue, and no one is going to run ruthlessly into j a blind mar,. He was striding bravely akin when, to his utter astonishment, he collided with a rapidly moving ob- j fact. The object was a man, who grew angry, for the impact had dislodged his hat. It had also to hurl the blind man back- ward, that he must have fallen had it not been for the man who to the rescue and who the story. you got any man cried. better pick up hat, you -awkward the disconcerted replied. think it was l You ought to look where you are en I look where am go- Can't you see that am blind It is you who ought to look where aping and not go bumping into a blind that blind know. couldn't tell, you see. I am blind too. I'm sorry I knocked your hut. I'm afraid I can't help you it. I wonder which way it The other man was staring blank at Then he his forward, upon the other blind man's said in a broken blind people get selfish, ill 11.0 world to get out of our way. I didn't mean to talk Io n I time the witness to the little hail nicked up the I lull, dropped u coin into each cup on, saddened but for priceless gift of Louis lobe-Democrat. The Public. A had given an account of himself while en us was very whoa told by the he would not In; lats a permanent he asked. I attend to business. ail right that . i. the superintendent trouble is. two your gone. there many from as the maimed condition of hand. Most people are in regard to an infirmity of kind, and, although they do nm wish to be unkind, they object in contact with it. I been obliged turn down I other fellows who were Ne- When Germany In Cow- test cf J. Harry, letter known as Dick, of Irish parentage, is, or lip.- been, tho Democratic boss of Fifth ward, Manchester, N. H., fur a long time as alderman. Christian L. Wolff was during Dick's term of of- alderman from the ward in the same city, in which Germans reside, he being of that nationality. Dick r got one one morning there a different story. Dick was plumbing Inspector, and was a master plumber. Dick H. A. JOHN A RIOTS Ricks HEADQUARTERS FOR GENERAL MERCHANDISE Eyebrow Bel two trances; if one-eighth ounce; oil of lavender, fifteen drops; oil of fifteen drops. Mix thoroughly. Apply to the eyebrows with a tiny toothbrush. once a day until tho is , then often. , ointment may be for the I eyelashes also, I n ease t should lie very carefully applied. It Will tho eyes, as any it into them. DICE IT IV HIS came into the office one Monday morning a few minutes late, as usual, with a broad smile on his face, and announced that would be in shortly and that ho Would have some fun with him, be- cause Wolff was u member, had, contrary to its usual custom, indulged in a bloody the day before at it clubhouse at did show up, and as he came in Dick straightened up chair and Us Ger- mans were good to ourselves How Ho It A party of Senator Lindsay and of tho were passengers oh train last fall on way to attend the opening of Before the party retired for night the senator had them to partake of the contents of a flask, which he returned with re- care to depths of his dress suit ease. In the morning as the train was wending its way through the Alle- mountains a member of the party who had risen early perceived the senator pacing up and down the aisle, an expression disgust and dismay upon his genial the matter, asked the oilier. was the reply. I've lost the better part of my or said Senator cork came Spectator. Modest. have always held that when S man is wrong he should admit i frankly at whatever sacrifice to said exclaimed his only one of closest told ire you had never been known to ml. were net. done so if I had been News. Having consolidated the two stocks of H. A. and John A. Rick in one store we are prepared to furnish our customers anything needed in DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES. We will carry in up-to-date line ,. Hats, Shoes, Dress Notions, Sc. In Groceries we will have at all times a full line of the very best not only the staples like Meat, Flour, Sugar, Coffee, but all kinds of Canned and Package Goods, the finest brands We can supply anything you need to wear or to eat, and pay highest prices COUNTRY PRODUCE. Quality and prices of our goods will please you. Kicks, GREENVILLE, N. C. 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. Yours to serve, H. L. The Hardware Man. Our specialty Reflector Job Printing Office THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER The largest and best Newspaper North Carolina Every day in the Year, a year The of to VI d and to pages It bandies more news State, national and foreign any other North Car- THE OBSERVER. is I as a news medium,, i filled with excellent wetter of a miscellaneous nature, THE SEMI-WEEKLY issued Tuesdays and Fridays, at per year, in the largest pa- i money in this section. It c insists of to pages, and I prints all the news of the week local, state, national and foreign, Address, THE OBSERVER CO. Charlotte, N. C. COMPOUND. I . Db after was i. evil the . J the she added, with a quick perception of the situation, gin ye it mun I'll say to Tit-Bits. able din faith, Th On doesn't seem to be inning out as wail as it remarked the first schemer, admitted. way that we can meet in this what's meeting cur and Times. LOts For Sale. Near Five Points on Easy Terms. Call on or address. SAM WHITE, Greenville, N. C.

I I. fl HANDY. on Who To Her Father's Selma. night be- and o'clock, at the I dam of father in this place, . re was B bold attempt of some parson to enter the room . Mist- Pearl Jones, but the attempt w is foiled by the use of a revolver in he tame hand that exactly I weeks before so successfully dispatched her would be assailant. Miss Jones was relieved at the telephone office about U o'clock, home and bad eaten her lunch and pone into the sitting room, where e was talking the rest of the family, when dining re in door was heard to Her who was in room at time I into the r saw n one , , fastened and ; in the room. Pretty n s me was beard walking new. N. C-, June Frank James, of was here Sunday. W. J. Andrews returned to Rocky Monday. W. J. of Rocky spent Friday Here. Miss Mizell visited Tarboro Saturday and Sunday. Mis- Lucy Manning mid little sister, Carrie, were here Friday. Jim of Stokes and sister, Miss lassie, pent with Mrs. B. Mine- and G. who his been section m puce, b moved r. Till where he a like the one be held hue He left with lies v i-lies of all We up t learn Mis . in front f Mine I K K i quite sick. in . room Had y from, ii, it already retire, saw I His f. r-i man ll e window of will remain a few days. ugh the ace between Mr-. K. Nelson spent I, , the shade and the hi d S with near ll, n called , Beth P however r. Miss J, k. limes spent a putt i.-l there with In pis-1 week and D J Editor and Owner. Big Department Stores. Tl Hot Weather Merchandise -1 , gone. is. and hid t from the railway n went and woke Mr W tie-1 d, a engineer, v 1- a mi tin r . and the two , pi mil in he yard in but could find no one Mr . Li in another one Hit hand at tie 1.1 ; h be i ha l-en sent to bis residence see bin about something, and d ; i . w which con v. to tie plant . I the at e bad ; sew him. . his residence, whew be made n inure I could id g. Then hoping the over he Allowed Mr I retire and . retired lief ore had tie p lilies Hearing noise a man stumbling on the porch front t f her room, through lier wind w, hut unfortunately the Culprit the ball entering the around porch. He heal I to jump from the porch lit being dark had trouble es- without being seen. There t; mi Oakley church at Oak grove Sunday. that refused 18.15 and are now taking must have cash to let. Two mad dog- killed in meek, line fox --1 i by S. and Williams. Conductor who ms in wreck near i in his train. if a caller in this city hist week. Willis T. of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Whichard, died o'clock afternoon at their home of cholera The was held this noon the service being conducted by Rev. J- 1-- Greenville. The Pitt u branch of the L. hold its mi e- 1.1 the court house in ville, hi eleven h. m . I h, All town- ship s u I lie L. C. A. In urged In send Is abounding in plentiful beauty and cheapness here The thin, fluffy, cool materials tor June Selling tire neatly for your inspection and in quantities to meet your de- Glance the list below and then come let us you the goods, which must he seen to he appreciated. Colored Dress Goods Department Beautiful cool dainty lawns lit small dots and figures, small and large floral patterns and solid colors for to cent per yard. Brown dress linens, percales, figured madras and gingham. White Goods Depart- his tracks he left son after which e meeting vi I lie open to I he public, and all who tire in the walk of the as- invited to d. It- 1- Pres. W, A. B. Bee. III A lady saw in n op window ti that she I ed went and the j is the she lid, of at fur com in your win of the Confederacy are to The Daughters of the. inch French lawn yard inch Persian lawn to yard inch Persian lawn to yard inch Handkerchief linen to yd inch yard inch Irish linen to yard inch Union cotton, but almost as pretty as all linen for more money at yard. Lovely swiss, the real imported kind, in small neat designs from to yard. 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 laces we have baby Irish French, Germany, 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 all overs and bands to match. Our Notion depart- should interest you, as we are showing many useful and desirable novelties. Fans Yes we have all kinds and sizes some so small and large and breezy in paper, silk, and gauze. The silk gauze fans, with real fine dainty decorations and Ivory sticks are lovely and as cheap as to with cheaper sticks and cents. Shopping bags in white kid, 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 range from to . Guilt belts, leather silk belts all prices. Ladles hosiery in black and white gauze, some plain, some embroidered, some lace boots, others lace all over, ad sizes and prices. Infants and hosiery in black and white all sizes from to Ladies and infants gauze and long sleeves. .,. Nazareth ant Daisy waists and girls, cool comfortable, all sizes each. tops and cords and ruffles stamped linens, embroidery cottons. j-. Ready made i handsomely trimmed with and lacs, some look like hand embroidery . prices from to THE EASTERN Friday. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE GREENVILLE. Pin COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA TUESDAY. JULY 1906. NO Black Plain S Fancy Lawns Batiste, French Silk Per- lawn, Mercerized madras other pretty wears ; . i .,,. and J- of the United arc In a at I lie and de drew forth the fir coat i I displayed its to dazzle lady. She look out her check tell you what I'll sh- . I. you check f and I i j h here lo seethe for coat Don't tell it it i hundred and twenty dollars. him it ten hundred dollars I maybe he will buy it rue- Col furrier Lowed and smiled. Hi had seen this of . time wish you i and the la- depart Her husband she with our ea- in a mood unusually tractable teemed contemporary, the Mon roe Enquirer, that there arc still a few men who won't pay for a newspaper, there are by no moans as many of this sort as there used to l; and they an- becoming scarcer every . in Even now are so her that the name of such a tut fellow on a sub- a at Jamestown Exposition. ways and means from the Virginia division at meeting in a plan For I be raising of funds, and suggested that of tho I i In the country make a lion to have cards admission which will entitle them to all the of building. AI the close of the exposition it is proposed t i sol the proceeds to go the general treasury of I i. THE CORSET DEPARTMENT to meet your wants in X J. X X Corsets in good makes and desirable It G. Corsets Invisible Lacing Corsets in and Batiste for slender, stout, and Medium figures at each, Good Girdles, all sizes, for and each. Our stock of House- keeping Linens Should meet your approval. All kinds of Towels, Bath rags, table Damask. Nap- kins and Doilies. A good assortment at right prices. Perfumery. it. I I win Toilet Soaps, Tooth Powders, Tooth Brush es, Nail brushes, Hair brushes, and combs Talcum Powders, per box, others at -i had i K at a that morning. Be therefore, to go and look at That evening Ms wife i with unusual care She T i-i moat beautiful She I ugh fur coat were the i i when In t home. Von i wen, had it to my mother. it iv J Hi bus moved bin here from lie the tailoring I book. A name like that on a nice, clean list of paid up subscriptions looks like a lone black sheep among a large flock white ones. The great ma- he- of readers of , today nay their papers in ad- and in doing so have learned how to make the pub- fed En- The Shoe Department Is ready to serve you with the best makes and styles at prices. You should see our splendid show of Oxfords, Court Ties, Pumps and Sandals for Ladies and white Canvas Oxfords and pumps in Ladies The Lace Curtains, Window Shades. Rugs and Art squares are showing would much to the comfort appearance of your heme. Don't fail to g this store a chance to show you of the many pretty and useful things we have Nearly every boat and train brings us something new and desirable, we always have for you J. R. J. G. GREENVILLE N. C. . g- iv -world Do i. th hr Unit, who mo COTTON AS- The county branch of the L will regular m. urn house is Green- ville, at eleven a. m. All of the L. C. A. the county are urged to send The meeting will be to the public, all who are the work of the as- cordially invited attend. K- B- Cotton, W. A. B. Hearne, Sec. Marriage Near Grimesland. At historic old Trinity church to day Mrs. Mary Smith was married to Mr. James Gordon Beck- the ceremony being performed by the Rev. N. Coll in Hughes. The bride was given away by her brother, Col. J. and the groom's best man was tho Hon- h. N. Hackett, Democratic nominee for Congress in the District. The maid of honor was little Miss Helen Kline daughter of Col. J. Bryan Grimes. The ushers were; Messrs- Win. Grimes and II. Grimes, of Washington. N. C This a marriage of unusual in- to all our people. Mrs. Hack- is the daughter of the Gen- Grimes, and her family for many generations been closely with section. Mr. Hackett is a successful out- man of of State Board, bis have in Western Carolina settlement. The as presided over by Carrie Hughes, of Cl The was tastefully deco- rated with evergreens flowers. After the wedding a was served to the bridal party at the borne of the bride's mother, Mrs. Bryan Grimes, At Washington YES. WE'D IT. When a man speaks about go- back to things as they were in the long ago, be is sometimes regarded as old fogy, out of date of fellow; but we are among those w ho think that some things of long would be an improve- on things at the present. We have recently heard some good citizens say that in matters political they like to see primaries and county done away with and just have one day of excitement for Have no primary or nominating convention, but let election day be appointed and let every be informed of it. and then let the voters go to the ballot box and vote for whom they please If this were the tom and it were a misdemeanor to electioneer or spend money on elections, would less excitement and less hard feelings as a result of political A township primary now can stir up more than a election in the long ago. If the people are to anything it la In political contest-. Neck July Sale. C. L. W Co. will have A great Joly alt, a pa; in this pa per i- ii Ali Minim- r good v i i ii in tut aid in- out -1, n i- price. Tb- sale ii , tie the quick saves nil thousand editors, if were poisoned by et- meats at a few days Some of them were made critically ill. Still there is a that mot of them were unused to eating meat and it naturally made sick. dieters be ran away THE OLD AND THE NEW. Aldermen End Fiscal Year and the New Board Installed. adjournment Thursday night board aldermen met at o'clock morning to receive report of tax collector And over the affairs to report of the shows balance graded school GOOD ROADS. on school Ward. In the handsome nine dollar now in process of erection at Wake Purest -College one ward be called Moth- Ward. In it will be a metallic tablet bearing the names of one hundred mothers, each name representing a ten dollar gift from husband, son or brother. The prompting these hundred generous givers strikes us eminently beautiful for in no other channel does the mother heart find more fitting than in the tender ministry be sick Neva and Observer. Day Current Soon. fans would be a great comfort in this torrid They can be bail as soon as day current is provided, which is expected before much longer. In the meantime those who want fans or motors might go ahead and procure the day current is a certainly and will be ready as soon as new dynamo rive be installed at the plant. insolvent tax list no- collector to out was to n. urn effort to collect as as possible. A Id en Hooker, lie a commit for publishing the statement of the town past fiscal year. The old boa. d then adjourned. MEW HOARD. The new aldermen elect were sworn in by Superior Court Clerk, D. C. Moore, as Is. ward, E. M. 2nd WAld, D. S. Spain And B. W. Moseley. 3rd ward. A. H. Taft and W. A. Bo wen. ward, C. S. And T. E. Hooker. 5th ward, G. J. C. S. was elected and the to make the following elections , by Clerk, J. C. Tyson. Mayor, F. M. Wooten. Tax Collector, j. C. Tyson. Treasurer, H. L. Carr. Chief Police, J. T. Smith. Assistant Police, G. Night Police, W. H. Commissioner, L. H. Pender, B. J. Pulley J. Congleton. The lime of J. L. Little F. Harding as of the graded having expired they -hi re-elected. B. Hyman wan chief of lite department and building The then adjourned. Many persons think that cotton is the main crop of the United States, but in this they are mistaken. The value of the cotton crop last year was while the value of the hay crop was and tin- value of the corn crop was twice tint sum. The value of the was 1885,000,0001 nearly as milch as the value of our cotton crop These figures may surprise many our readers. Record We have residing a young mm, who if l are true, is wonderfully fearfully made. His doctor said he had iron con- bis said he bad of steel; the girls said be bad a heart of stone; his declared that there was more brass to him than anything his said be had a wooden heed; others declared he had lots of sand, while bis admirers declared h e all and a yard wide. START THE DAY CURRENT. Educate the People to its As town expects to be pro- day electric current in a snort while, it would not lie a bad idea for the Water and Light Com- have the day current tinted the equipment hi e i the new In arrive slid b l n for . hi. might Incurs little expense for a few days, we believe this would lie more offset in quickly educating , to current. . ii a-line be past i tints lo com foil to derived from fans, audit will lie easier Inns secure customers on hot The soon- people can la induced to use the current the more profit the plant will derive from it. A few fans were placed around for trial Saturday night, and where one is tried it is apt to make a customer. HALF NOT BEEN TOLD. Splendid Driveway Will Be Built to Jamestown Exposition Grounds From Norfolk. Va. Va., June One of features of exposition will be beyond its gales. entire is taking more interest every of roads, stretch from exposition to of will -in lesson improved road by the will travel between en every nay flow until More than hundred no will over this will tie to all it it . the wear which it mu-t endure, solving of in weighty problem best road lot general purposes will be well to its duality. all the were rubber-tired a inn road would but steel tires, entirely to pleasure carnages, but attached to the heavier Vehicles for merchandise wear the ordinary road Experts from the good roads division of of Agriculture will probably super- vise the construction of this which will be built by Nor- folk county. From the city to the of Norfolk the will be asphalted, and length will be less than one hundred twenty five feet wide at any It is, anticipated that this expo- boulevard will give a great momentum to the good in South. initial cost of a road is greater than that of an roadway, bot the costs of main- is fat lees and repairs are much more infrequent. The South has paid as much attention to avenues of communication between country settlements villages as have other sections of the good roads figure that millions have been lost by this neglect o; opportunities. Every element which enters in- to the cost of the exposition will be recorded, and visit- ors to the who will use this highway from Norfolk to the exp 1907 can learn at any time exactly what the road cost to build and what is spent its ANNOUNCE CHANGES IN BILL Newspapers Accused of Amendments Made in Committee Hail a An to Omnibus Public Building Hail Storm a Week Ago. Time was newspapers first accounts of any dip Measure. Washington. aster bad to afterwards aw in changes senate committee their horns and comedown a few building and grounds pee-, but within the few years convening todAy. made public It has b-en other way. the made during it first are hardly ever as night's in the had as the facts afterwards dig- building bill. Among new items included are the follow THE PROPER MAN Two persons were jived by letter Into membership of Baptist church Governor Glenn has inaugurated the best plan of securing . ants for North Carolina. He is going to go throughout New England and perhaps the north- west and tell people about North Carolina, and in Ins own eloquent way. Thus lie bus ea-t his line those people w no are likely to make best of all and he meet, them face to looks them in eve and grasp band he ll HI OHO menus Coll ill in- In-o i in- governor ion is well ed for this mission, lie studied the State, knows conditions that throughout. private conversation as well public appearance nothing seems to plea-e him better than to tell his friends of the and possibilities of of North He is the man to the of ton Happenings of Interest in North Carolina. Early this morning at her in this city, Mrs. Lucy Con- who was affectionately known all over the state a- and the widow the Kev. Dr, J. A. an extending back to May It is seldom that a man attains money out of it. closed. Some of the papers away from have been making all of fun of the stories of that Fla., hail storm a week they C-i Clifton Forge, Va. were over- Dalton, Ga., they just say we are all brothers, the half was told; it worse than depleted. Dr. Battle that the killed a big fat for knocked her head off. is unnecessary to that the Dr. Battle in is not minister; a preacher never allow a turkey to live long enough to be killed by it it were fa and for A st conies from an es- Christian woman; she said he was ashamed to tell for some time, but after bearing she lets it out. She says her children are very f of croquet and play every day In the large yard at borne. She teaches them method in everything and has learned them to always place the balls on a long shelf beside An out- house so that they will be bandy when next WAnted. While the storm was at its height one of little tots ran to her mother and balls Are All child took the hailstones to be balls. One of the operators in this office has a fine cow; she was in mu open lot the bail simply cut buck to pieces. That night he says the milk taken from her was as cold as ice. After was over a twelve by eighteen inches was found In the middle of South Elm street, mt far from the The horse to ice wagon ran away and this chunk fell Record. . Reductions in appropriations made by the are as fol- Greenville, S. C, to Florence, Ala., Ala., 150.000 to , to Portsmouth, Va., 081-- to Ala. to Albany, Ga., M. to The senate committee made in- creases in the house appropriations as following Marietta, Ga., to 50.000; Fayetteville, N. O., Paris, Tenn , to to Ga, to Salisbury, C, to N. O., to Fredericksburg, Va., to Ga., lb to To general legislation of the is added a for tearing down and re-building public building at Richmond, Va., and contracts are authorized not to exceed with a limit of cost for building when com plated THE CHANCE. Build a and Bath Houses. The success cf the party down the last Friday night and-the use of the gasoline launches in envying people to and from the place, gives emphasis to the R- Hector has made several times recently that a pavilion and bath houses on the water front would be a enterprise, and much pleasure comfort to the people during the These hot days op- make people eager to get out to some spot that is cool and The river affords ample opportunity such recreation and comfort, and those such an enterprise will meet with good patronage. Boat bathing and could all be provided in such an en- and the investors could the unique distinction of holding the exalted position of grand master of the Masons lieu tenant governor of Judge Winston, who honored his presence at inf son of Mr J. C. is now died I o'clock Saturday took cemetery Run- Bay morning, funeral service being J F. re s IT. W . 17-1 case in Carolina and j The rte two offices are now hold by I fa Cherry Hill The grand master's An r- were s n. was a abort one, but a. . Wood- that it was with ward and s and a credit to Hie speak and the great order has elevated him to its leadership. Hotter Masons and better lens are born of such efforts as the grand master mad for us Wednesday. Our predated his visit and demon- the fact by tho hearty reception tendered him Kins- ton . re There was a content before the board of to- over the of retail liquor license at, and both of those towns against license were tiled. The matter had not disposed of when The to p is. ,