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in, nun Thou all thou company. Talk Over the Wires. TH Their is gone out to all the and their words to the end Hie world. Pi,, six, won, Tb shall be divided by Ai vii, TH Pu j . tut ill. . and a f Mid yen, v, IS. were employed in that Mink day and night. I On. n. IS. MONOPOLY. We have no Blight against this great Company. xx, shad this Company in. nil are about COMPETITION. come down the middle the laud, another HIE The city mi divided three parts. Rev. xvi, lit. people xBe damned Mack, xvi, What is this iv, Forget it Pro. It, Evildoers shall be cut off. They went to their own com- and reported. Acts, iv. PART WIRE. Line upon line, line upon line. Isa- parties shall come et r will hear, Isa. Nor to b another i. line, II x. PAY .; Will they not pay toll v i . . P not be lawful Mo toll. Kara, vii, trust nothing pay, , v I X . . I W kick ye. . i Twenty and , . may changed in some, other in Slate Law lost it A their A daily rate fur every day. II old time ardor making big claims. . i .; i I I A ml kept back part of the price. Avis, v, INFORMATION. Is there any Job, I know not the number thereof Search may be made In the book of the records. iv, He the number. is Rev. T I understood the number. Dan. . THE CALL. When I call, answer me speed- When North Carolina exhibit at the the folks will feel very much they have fa V The announcement Is made Thomas of Georgia, former- a chief of the bib e- to the Democratic fold. Orange would double if she hid of work Orange, V , l That is the way double by watering. I railed lint he gave me II. U- one the to AV. J. the from his newer. Cant, v, they waited according to their order, I vi, Call row, if there that will an.- . Job, v, . Where I he receive Ia, Let every man be to hear and slow to speak. Thou didst call I Sam. e. THE CONVERSATION. Call thou and I will answer, or let me speak, me. Job. xiii, They could not take hold bit words, Luke, xx, Ye have heard my conversation time past. Gal. i Except ye utter easy to be how it be what is For ye shall into air. I xiv, y. We great plainness of II Except they give a distinction Hi the it I xiv, I had ratter speak live words with than ten . tongue. xiv. lie ion. r I ii in my , in i no speech nor language, six,.;. should not have been cur off, l. II he cut off, and r. who . U. Mi lo ,. of, A w i rime to hare been over the county during the last week-, has bed her I proportion, it the baa thing n It Is g tn. t a sort a a at the pie counter he see- the whole going to It reminds us l e heard one load Inn the w is Inn;. J. R. and J. G. DEPARTMENT STORES I H The t of a shoe is the I Buy a pair of and you be surprised at their faultless fit, at the they impart to your gait, at their handsome distinctive style. feet that drag to your lead feeling. i I here u. n of dress that can thwart i wen i fl s, Interfere with her pleasure, or irritate her an shoe, wear a D i i J your foot troubles J, B. J, Ge The farmers of county mis opportunity I mi several-ill t of in me- to institute -e i. i . . i the It is to c the ex hi. in in. s an go l i i en Job, xv The .-I of din lo. I. lo hath st etched the Hue Cut i lie S h u r. granted a i -i ., Din party,, to the i ii -i V . i . e latter . , I , . of . was Ivand com puny was under New Jersey but never domesticated this new company will now fight for tho exclusive right to Unit name this and it promises to be a big la s i r tr -1 i -r J i . .-,. . ,. . t t . ., , . i. it id , . v v- in ; . i . i. THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. D J Editor and Owner. and Friday. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR VOL No. GREENVILLE. PITT COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA FRIDAY. AUGUST 1906. NO INCREASE IN COST OF LIVING. TOBACCO OPENS, Price Have Been Steadily Getting Higher in the Last tight Years The of most absorbing interest to I he people of I he country at time is tie constant increasing cost cf Prices have been higher and higher during r he past six or eight and have now leached the point the pinch is tilt by in all stations cf life. And they are talking about it. Official will lie by the government within the next few days advance in the cost fond, and supplies during The report the Bureau on retail prices 1906 will show that the cost of meat, floor, vegetables and other- articles of food its up ward flight that period. A further admission will be made that there was no ponding in crease in wages 1905 to the higher prices This is the tune that re- port show daring the present era of prosperity an in the cost of living gain wages. This account in large part for the volume of which stems to be all over the country that household see are all son. GENERAL NEWS. Curiously enough the advance in i rices it not to the pro- ducts of the factories and whose goods pass several hands before reaching the cm- The farmer who sells his potatoes direct to the c has boosted prices else has. The housewife return- from market with a sad story of extortionate demands by the but- man, the chicken seller and the dealer in beans pens and to- Without the excuse that the wicked and the robber tariff are responsible, the dealer in these homely commodities d their prices kiting the pet pie foot the bills in the good old w paid cents a quart two ago and last fall the price was Oft ti a quart, a h, tie other Similar stories arc heard in every Popular priced restaurants an driven out business by steaks cent chop. A Washington proprietor of a dining-room lost during May and June of although pat i on Has in the of a year age. w moderate have stopped the cost lumber r building gone up away h. hat is the t th condition Who lieu, i n in who , n that the pie- i. ii i-1 j i plot u small and lS with it i and exhibit ; s u ts i f skin f it. this quest I a Ii a bell a . n. at now, coming cam be discussed on tin stump. real. that it is ft Itself to tin front and ring how will answer it. The increased cost of living will be a big fact-r in tie all Washington News and But Prices Much Bet. Than Opening Last Yea-. The tobacco market began the new today with a very flattering opening. Owing to the rains recently which have kept the farmers crowded trying to save their co as fast as it could be cured and Having them little or no time lo; grading, no one looked for much to come in at the opening, yet the sales were larger than AU five of the warehouses bad a fair amount on sale the prices most gratifying, rum be tween f 17.50 per hundred. The opening prices this sensor, fully over last season. The warehouses are all well equipped with good working force off the season in good shape. The crews are as Lassiter proprietors. Dow Beaman, floor manager. D. Spain O. E. Harris. bookkeepers. B. T. Bailey auctioneer. Parham proprietors. T. floor manager. N. H. and W. L. Hall, W. T. Burton, auctioneer. T. proprietor. Hardy, manager. J. I. Smith and B. F. Hooker, H. A. auctioneer. 1.1 DATED l O. Operating both the Farmers Star warehouses. O. L. Joy president. W. ti. Dall, Jr., secretary and auditor. B. J. Cobb, treasurer. D. A. auctioneer. W. B. Roebuck, floor manager at the Farmers. Ola Forbes, manager at the Star. IT. M. Wall J. T. Pratt, book keepers. A. A. Forbes and C. F. Mead- general assistants. At no time has Greenville stronger of than are on the market this season, will work the in keeping Greenville in the lead of the Eastern markets. Tue era F. W. Clare for American To- K. O. lot Imperial To- Co. Andrews Bailey. Bowling G. B. W, T. ton. B. H. S. Hardy. W. Harvey. HI, Garden Co. S. J. Parham. T. A. Duke. Harris, E. II. Thomas. it. S. G. F. and Go, A. Person for the There will be some other buyers ; of Interest Over the Country. July and Bum ling like a dog and rolling writhing on the ground suffering from an acute attack William Garrison, street bit three men last night being gotten under control. Houston, Tex , July returns have been received to show that in day's T. M of re- a plurality of the ii a rotes e will go into th- State with at least voles strength for us second choice to assure tie Governor. Pa., July 29.-- When Samuel a well- known returned to bis home to-night he his wife and two children dead and a third child from wounds. Who find the shots has not In en learned. Indications limit to rob- as the motive. Au had also been mads to set l the home, hut in time to extinguish had in tied THE PARTY. Io your Friday's of The Reflector, you mention the fact only one can be for register of deeds, and that those who defeated for the nomination should take their de- feat in the right spirit. I as one the candidates, promise yon my support of the whole ticket as by convention at Ir seems to u e that no true Demo- can afford to do otherwise, it would be the height of folly ti forsake, or to do to in- the grand old party ha always been the friend of s -in hem while to forsake it, I say, for one v. ho has tried alway- to place the black yoke on mi neck. What for the sake of a petty office, our backs on all hold deal in I he way of good gov- No, I refuse to believe i hat any one of he good men men- for in Pitt county, ill lie untied from so small a cause as defeat for office. If there ever was a time Democrats should tight out their differences in a within the it is now. With ever increasing graft in high trusts drawing their cords lighter us every day, the comes to Us from the Chicago packing above all the increase of th crime I y the black man in the South, I do not see how one for anything but to keep beloved Slate in the Democratic column. I have that re will be much Splitting of tickets this year men who want lo vole for the man not the Let me urge on you, fellow Democrats that the danger is not, and will not be soon passed. are Republican leader in the State who, they can once get into pow- again, will the some way, thus to themselves continuance in office. Once take away I lie protecting power Democracy the the most in m and many will regret question, st the poll. of Mr Camion, he all hi I, . CANNON Of DEEDS Ayden, N. C, Editor Sometimes I s. it you a communication which y published, . Ho township to ice at tie of the I h- party ii com- convention on the of Aug- I did specify gentleman at the because I had not learned the sentiment as any particular individual. how popular sentiment seems to have centered on II C. r W. KING BY THE GREENViLLE BOARD Oh TRADE FOR COUNTY Greenville, C, Aug. 1906. At a lull ting of the Green- ville Tobacco Trade Mr. R. W. King was unanimously en dotted County Commissioner because entire Tobacco Board of Trade believe him to be the man for the position for the following l.-t. Because a should reside at the county seat. 2nd. Because he is familiar the reeds of all of the county. 3rd. Because he could be easily with from all parts of the county day or The citizens of Greenville as w as all our farmer friends know the difficulties under which they leave labored in reaching the town be- cause of the almost impassible condition of many of the leading to thereby causing our market to lose thousands of pounds of tobacco annually. We earnestly appeal lo our farmer fr cuds throughout the county co-operate with US in the of R. W. King, whom believe will do in his power to a. cure much needed in deplorable sit nation. R. B. G. F. Evans. O. L F. D Geo. S. Prichard, Committee NO TIPPING IN VIRGINIA; NEW PASSENGER RATE. Pennsylvania Announces of Roads Will Probably Follow. Philadelphia, Pa , a railroad company today a of Its maximum one way passenger fare from and cents to cents, At the same time it was announced that hereafter thousand mile books will be sold for each the cash deposit required being done away with This action will involve a of a through fares from the south aid g to the vast amount of w. k by reason of the changes the new rate of fare will not e- operative for tin e, probably November It is as- that the Ii; s which reach New York by way of Cincinnati and tie n meet Pennsylvania company's reduction by t of fares so that all southern passenger whether by y of Washington, Cincinnati, o Louisville Le on an basis. OAKLEY ancestry, is of old We owe it a- a duty to our family and to our Mod, to help make this a government for and by tut stock, the best, purest an we this by et ever made. Should If receive opposing all who are in league with the endorsement his party trust-and the like. its co for the office Register of Deed-, lie will Kit ed, but will in every prove him el of the o or. A I i Iciest Integrity, he i peer of the beat. Honest Highest of all he will carry into tho the and when his . office -hall have expired It v won the h.- public. That success u b his i- the earnest desire of i. so n him , ii v. I'll I how, . i if. r PROGRAM. Institute. To be held in tho court house at Friday, August. Morning session will open at o'clock sharp, unit session at Dr. IV. Mi London, An-on county. Pea- nut Ly T. K Browne, Hertford by A. rim feeding farm animals, by Mr. Sutler. The improvement of cotton ml corn seed , II. an-. N. f in. 1.0 i r e am is lie . I In en ii Ii- Mr. . i aided ,; desire. I. A , i II In I II H It all m . . m b ii . N. Aug. of recent pa. t occurred here this morning, o'clock when Jr., sou of ex-Mayor John W. died of heart I., nine other c. t . ions He left a bride of just seven weeks having been married on June 12th t Mies Eva Cox. . .-. ;.,. be given . The or the i none but will Le discussed. II. II Durham Dry c, here last and the Compaq's The reminder i the will In on at one, of cost, the starting The new firm w put a desired that aim complete stock of oh ling, dry I dance of farmers be t iii i--i as tun i, i j e I this end you are urged lo i i i. sire . I . . , . I he i, I u. who go to the James- town Exposition next says a contemporary, hare the the Virginia act forbids the of any gratuity to an agent, em- or servant without th kn or consent of the em- Guests at hotels will therefore be taking risk of fin and imprisonment if they the usual practice of tipping wait- and other attendants. It is not likely to prove a drawback t the but the law ma become to stranger- all of whom cannot be expected t. lie familiar with barn quickly anything they t to know nil visitors to Vwant to know that lb lipping nuisance is unlawful i that State. A nuisance is the tipping business is. A at a hotel would much rather have added to his bill the amount he is supposed to be under obligation to disburse tips to be coin- polled to keep his hands forever i; his pockets, feeling for money. will not hurl the for it to become known that the visitor will be the necessity tipping every he comes in contract with This is a bad custom that cans have gotten from are it has become so diary in this country I lie man d es not lo it Is danger of falling under in pi o and few, i the nave the moral . lo i la d n II , r. N. C, Aug. If. A. Gray made call in Washington last W. A. t visited here last week. J. R. Williams from a trip to the seaside. Deputy Dudley, of made business here last week. r J. B. Whitehurst and Miss Minnie, spent Wednesday in Greenville. Misses Mary Taylor and Pearl J went to Stokes and Beth. I shopping last week. Mrs. J. Cherry, of spent one day last week h father. Nash Hardy returned from Win- Thursday . W. C. has position with the A. C. L. at place. Miss Hill, of . is relatives this neighbor hood. J. E. of Roberson spent Sand here . of Bethel, spent and Sunday here with his sister, Mrs. T. F. Nelson. A dozen young people from this Notion went to to attend the union Saturday and Monday. are glad to note that Mrs Eli is Her many friends have cm very her for seine n l.;. B. B. Mi of d, was a here Sunday. Columbus of was here Sunday with one of Oak I. i. t with T N i in th. mar- kit business .,, disposed C. L. a large dry good- stoic sent and to induce your do the same. BUTLER, Director . man ho . . . i man tally the a a even died y in i .William a. i. . y went I i ho in e-i found don self defense. I Li I . . .- i he u i. I ti t k S. I John u at . Mr. i of evil . . man a . i i . i told i him for not tin t two shots, but and Kincaid Ii

. C L Wilkinson Co. GREAT SUMMER REDUCTION SALE Still Going On- C. L. WILKINSON AND Company Economy. The foundation of success in a way is ECONOMY. There is nothing which helps you to save like keeping your in a bank. Do not wait until you have a big deposit. We accept small ons as well. We , pay interest on Time Deposits. If you do not carry a account, come in or write us. j THE GREENVILLE BANKING THE BANK Of GREENVILLE N. C. CAPITAL . 2.5.000.00 ; UNDIVIDED PROFITS 18,800.00 ASSETS We pay Interest on Time Certificates, or on money deposited for a time percent Accounts of merchants, far- and individuals solicited K. L. Davis. I,. Little. Cashier. SOME CHINESE JOKES. Having Fun With Ilia Portrait Painter and Doctor. If there is any truth in what ex- pert tell us, the world's of jokes is ludicrously mall- a dozen or two the very outside. An early investigator into this momentous question, a certain who lived some 1,500 roan ago, put the number in his at exactly twenty-one. The re- Marches of did not extend -o far eastward as China, m there is no impropriety in now whether some the jokes which in the literature of the empire are entitled to the honor of originality or not. Here are three A careless harder, trimming a customer's car Chinese harbor- pay particular attention to this part of the human his pa- to great and uneasiness. you doing my left ear the victim. sir; I've not quite finished the rigid car fancied you were trying to pass through to the left without go- A portrait painter without was by a friend to paint n likeness of himself and his wife and hang it in some conspicuous place, so would he customers might judge of his skill, lie did and his father-in-law the next time he called immediately saw the picture. asked the visitor, woman have you represented sir. do you not rec- your own was the indignant an- you intend that to rep- resent my daughter, how dare you paint her sitting thus intimately with a man whom I have never seen before and who must lie an entire stranger to The painter's feelings need not be described. The gibes at doctors are The following is u typical ex- One of the judges in the nether regions dispatched an Imp to World of ours to seek nut and bring back a good doctor. imp was instructed, come to the house of a doctor before which you descry complaining ghosts you will know you have found a man of the kind The set out, hut ill front of every doctor's door he lame to there was an immense throng of angry spirits proclaiming the wrongs they had suffered when in the flesh at the bands of the medicine man. Final- however, he reached a house where there as hut one solitary ghost flitting backward and forward. is my he said to him- self. mast surely he a clever When the imp to make inquiries, however, he learned that the practitioner had barely been in practice for a Magazine, Nothing Unusual. Two wen- confiding their troubles to each other over the hack yard fence that separated their premises. said Mrs. husband is a give my word I hat all our upstairs rooms are and the roof leaks whenever ram-, and can't get Henry to do a to any worse off than I Mr-, know husband used to be a lire- man on a just us I as I stand here. I always h veto gel up in Ilia and cake Youth's i THE SIBERIAN TUNDRA. To build a railway connecting the Russian settlements in Siberia with Alaska would necessitate laying down about miles of track. The chief obstacle is the Siberian tundra, which a would have to cross before reaching strait. Tundra is a native word the vast expanse of swamp and marshland, interspersed with numberless stagnant lakes, for thousands of miles across the arctic zone in Siberia, n summer time the tundra is like a wet sponge, into which even a man sinks knee deep at every step, and consequently the natives venture any distance from home save by lake or river. From May to October the settlements are Completely isolated by this vast ocean of swamp. It is only in win- when the tundra has been cow- with a layer of hard frozen snow many feet in depth, that those people are able to move from one place to another in a dog or rein- deer sled. The tundra section of the proposed railway line Harry de the explorer, estimate would cost about 8100,000,000, for every wooden cross lie would have to be imported into this treeless count Hit First Great Caricature. the famous French caricaturist, gives this account of bis first caricature. One day while serving in the army n a young man he called on M. the famous military pointer. he soys, me kindly and ad- vised me to go on. before I give you a definite decision go back to barracks and draw me something said lie. bring it to me next week, will give you an went back to barracks attempted to draw the regimental scullion. ling as the idiot stood there looking at me with his mouth open make nothing of him. so, wit absolute injustice, I gave him two for being such a fool and gave it up. Next day on u plate of writing paper I drew my from And so Conn first great caricature made. OF THE CONDITION THE BANK OF FARMVILLE. FARMVILLE. N. t. AT THE OF BUS JUNE Loans Discounts Due from Hanks Cash Items coin Silver coin 1.630.60 18,885.62 9.39 496.00 1,179.11 Nat, notes 1,432.00 Capital stock in Undivided 1.986.64 Depot, sub to check 1908,819.91 State of North Carolina, Ha County of Pitt. I, J. R. Davis, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemn- swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. J. r. DAVIS, A Story. The Tribune of London ill speak- of gives this story of the Irish pa- in high strung keenly intelligent man was put a task for which he was that of pulling trolley of stone through the quarry, ail many a time a poor wretched I criminal, sympathizing with the armed man, would give on extra lull to spare his disabled chum. A few months ago was down hill and was start Id to see this Christian criminal at the to say, bought hi whole stock and a day or two hit set him up in business with a in and heller have kept freight, Mr. so help me, I the poor fellow pro- SECONDHAND MACHINERY FOR SALE One H. P. Rot Boiler One H. F. Center Crank One No. Saw mill One CO saw and C. One Power Press. This machinery is months old and will be sold cheap. It is as good as new, purchaser can have solid either HENRY HARDING, agent Apology In tho when was common for the younger son to go into the church of these young had of an chap- el. A Sunday or two after his nation he found himself there in tho afternoon with the sermon in his that he had preached there in the morning, and so the unfortunate had to give it over again. He begun after service to make profuse apologies to the clerk, when that functionary polite stopped him by bless Master Charles, don't take on so We never tens to Tit-Bit. The of Byzantium. Apropos f the queen's new title, i of Jerusalem, there to that designation in L don, Princess Sin lives quietly in We-t and is married to an mill has sons in the English a She calls herself of and Empress of Byzantium Although rich, she keeps up a n slate and receive her adhere united on a dais and with a can. v above her head. The members various so- her well. She attends the special ices at old chap- i of St. M in the city, am leads the Jacobite pro- i i once a year deposits wreaths on o statue of Charles I. To Clean a Pot To remove rust from a kettle put into it as much hay as it will hold, fill it with water and boil it many hours. If the kettle is not entirely fit for use, repeat tho process. It will certainly effectual. Rub tho rusty spots on the stove with sand- paper, then with sweet oil. Apple Jelly. If a small bag of spice is placed in the kettle when making apple or crab apple jolly the will ho much improved. Rid it the jelly eek Athletics. The games aroused such in Athens that, two wealthy ks, Messrs. and t, have given to the for the building of u mi. at Athens. The building mi will he per- intended by Crown Prince The Swedish system of g mastics will be largely followed, a , if present plans are carried out, of the Swedish army will employed as instruct- on. the first three years tho expenses will be de- frayed by founders. t In Tune. ave made and Mid the critic, as La was too for see yo though the anything. i- asked lite p natter with who took criticism about as as a small boy takes Subscribed and sworn to b- fore me, this 23rd day of June 1906. J. V. JOHNSTON, Notary Public. TURN AGE, T. L. TURN AGE, R. L. DAVIS, Directors REPORT OP THE CONDITION OP BETHEL BANKING AND TRUST CO. AT BETHEL, N. O. I At the close of business June 1906. and Furniture Duo from Banks ll Gold Silver coin National ind other U. S. Total LIABILITIES. Capital stock f 5,300.00 Surplus fund Undivided profits. 1,174.30 Bills Payable 6.000,00 lime certificates of deposit 2,309.50 Deposits subj. to check 32,799.21 Canter's checks out- standing 72.67 Certified Cheeks 28.20 Total lies, I, H. H. Taylor r of the above named solemnly that the above statement is true to the best of my II. Taylor Cashier and belief. Subscribed and sworn to be ore me, this day April A. Gardner Notary Public STATON, J. K. BUNTING, M. O. Directors Announcement We beg leave to announce that we are Wholesale and Retail for- White Paints, Colors. and and Country Ready nixed Paints. There is no line in the world better than Harrison line. It has behind it a reputation for honorable wares and honorable dealings. If you use the Harrison Paints you need never worry quality. We trust that you will favor us with your orders whenever you want good paint for any Have just a car load and can give you Special Prices. Baker Hart sure to pay you OUR AYDEN DEPARTMENT. M. BLOW, Manager and Authorized Agent- . C. A- agent for Daily aim we take i oat pleasure In receiving sub- i mid writing receipts for in rears. We have a list of all who receive their mail at this office. We also take orders for job For can apples, corn ac, apply to K. K. A Co. Mies C mile of Oak City, is lie e on a visit to her sis- Mrs. . C. When eyes need attention C. is the to do win yon want to be Mrs. Pi ice, after several her mother, Mrs. I Shoo, n-i trued to her home in i . carry ;. lull line of lard and can buy before giving ii trial. Frank Lilly Co. R. C. and wife have CUBS from a week's visit to Kinston. A full line of trunks, valises, tel- satchels, baud suns cases It Smith of Bonn- tree, friend. Miss It i v, were hers I always keep on haul a fill sine fed stuff at lowest cash prices Such as hay, oats, corn, cotton seed meal and hulls, brand ship sniff. Frank Lilly Co. Mrs. J. and an- visiting in You win Wheeler son sewing machine. Prices way way down H. Bi i. nest to Early Hotel. Ayden, Misses Mary Taylor. Pearl kin.-, and h. hi Wen- III of Annie the of the run listen. ply of grain, hulls, need bran, ship always on Cannon and Tyson Miss Maud Nixon came down on the train yesterday from Green- ville and is topping with Miss Nancy Oswald. For carpenters grind stones I hemp rope pulleys, at J. B. in ilia Primitive Baptist Onion on our mid the Free ill i i near here, hip ii I ii s of I through Ayden during Both re and the I'll-- ill lo all v. i i mi. d, Our must. go. the season is well Tho prices now will lbs most buy- and Tyson. of I meet with the sup- roads in Ayden i, the 4th. o me in need of a cook ii to bin interest have bought a solid expect i hem to arrive Tyson. of is visiting in The . town-hip next Palm To any Stove we in tee oat in Miss M Ores town. v. paper roofing, bin,; or short Joints pipe Smith ii. j. ids Hardy, of Green- ville, has i visiting her His. H. Nice m Car- Bro. Miss a trained nurse from Wash arrived Friday lo nurse M a sou Henry i I Ville, who i- i I i ill Some I r. I I In order lo n. make prospective low prices. J, It. Bro. B. W. Ring, of v s e Friday. E. Go's new market for beef, fresh meats, sage, and fresh fish. Mrs. Taylor and Mi- Janie Kittrell, of Winterville, spent from Saturday until Monday with Mrs. U. A. Fail. A beaut Hoe of crockery, glass ware, fancy lumps, and tinware at J B Smith Bro Miss Nina Cannon has come home from a visit. A full supply of Trunks. Telescopes, Grips, Satchels and Suit Cases, at J. R. Smith Bro. Misses Lula Stella Tucker, of Banks, been visiting Mrs, W. J. Boyd. We want to make room for other blocks and in order to do so we are offering very cheap bargains in sum- mer goods- We must move them out of way and have put a price on in that will be sure ti get them off Now is the time to got big value for your money. Cannon ti Tyson. Minn Nelson, of Winter- ville, Miss Myrtle smith. Car load V. Crimped rooting in suitable lengths to cover residences school houses, shelters, stables much cheaper than shingles very little labor, at J. K Bro. Miss Bessie Smith, of Fremont, ii here a visit to Miss Cannon. Elder Thomas Clark, of while here upon the Primitive Baptist union was the guest of W. K. Hooks. For a nice present boy a novel- clock at J. W. Taylor's. It is for any occasion, M. M. Sauls has moved into large two story residence recently erected by George Main street, O. C. Noble will occupy the one vacated by Mr. Lee street. Hay a Lima always ha at J. It. Nun I ft Bro. Elder of Martin a Primitive Baptist minister, preached the Disciple here Sunday afternoon. Hart, who has been at his home with fever, is very much better will soon be Chief Alexander is making many long needed and decided i in pi our streets. He has the entire town almost under a thorough drainage system. GREENVILLE SHOW D HAVE A COM- MISSIONER. N. C-, I felt for sometime that it would be good for the entire if we bad one competent com- missioner and reading your article a few I have been more about it. may be entitled to a commissioner she has had one for some time or because of in some but i in.- is a in most about it. disorders various parts of the that mi., lo with member of it is so to see a commissioner the is never and thus Interest of may t lie for, jet blame the be- cause bad no knowledge I have no lo of the of the board, but I am sure they bear me out in saying, i they I we to gel. Ii we looking a we it to locate our where he could have all the about in possible. And why board of overseers for the county, and lo- one in our seat where be can keep touch with every part the county st same time lie in easy reach of any having business with the com- missioners. I am sine Greenville could l-h some good man lo place just now an it i be a good fur county can- If I might lie muted to do to I would suggest the name of It. King for this place, he every part of the is known by tie people, and this would make it possible for him the needs of the county. I have never spoken to Mr. King about matter and it may b he would serve, yet I that my views are the views of other-, and if he can't serve Greenville can a suitable that nil will If foiled. A. ti. Cox. W. I. HOOKS. J. BOYD HOOKS S BOYD. General Insurance and Merchandise Brokers. AYDEN, We wish to we have associated out selves together for the purpose of conducting a gen- Insurance and Merchandise Brokerage in the Town of Ayden and Vicinity. We will represent none but the most reputable concerns, and any part of your business you may see fit u favor us with we will thank you for and feel grateful. AND Phone CARRIED IN STOCK AT ALL TIMES OF THE OF AYDEN N. At the of business June 1900. ROW Al One Man As- J th The Loans mid Discounts, Overdrafts Secured Furniture and Due from Banks, M Cash Cold Coin, Silver Coin, Bank notes other U. S. Total, Capital stock paid in, Surplus Undivided profits expenses, Dividends unpaid 222.00 Deposits subject to Cashier's Total. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, j COUNTY OF PITT, j I. J. R. Smith, the above-named hank, do solemnly swear that the true to the best of my and be- lief. J. R. SMITH, Cashier. and sworn to before me, of June 1906. STANCIL Not try Public. J. R. SMITH, JOSEPH R. C. CANNON. Directors Your Eyes. If yon are troubled with your eyes or have a difficulty obtain- suitable glasses, it matters not how difficult your case, call J. an expert Ayden, N. C, who has live years experience with some of the most obstinate cases. He fails to give patients satisfaction or their money refunded. Over live of Pitt Greene people to testify and ability. Give him your eye v. if you want satisfaction. NOTICE Ham with Mia In . pa. have . II foil-win Inn k. I II.- i ii. f I'll In A , In nil I--T.-I i .- mil,. ii I i. r-. .- mi . l nil -Ill H, ISSI. a. Hi. I. lurk, r in TO THE VOTERS OF PITT I have been informed that there is a report being circulated through the country that if If. J is nominated mid elected as Register of Deeds of Pitt county that would take charge of the I want lo say lo tho people that there is no train in the report, mid that the re has been circulated for tho par of damaging M. Moore in the primary and election. I to say further that if I want- ed office from the people of Pitt county I am man enough to ask for it myself. Very T. Moore. I'm; large nice story brick stores on Avenue Town of den can rive possession J. R. Smith Bro. UP. I have taken up one black bar shout, weight about HO ear Owner can get by paying charges. Tucker. R, D. No. -2. ll Dr. Joseph Dixon, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. . , Ayden, N. C. A. A. Andrews in lead He bi ought us one today on lie . For Spring Housecleaning lime Liquid -1 Veneer, look new. There will l; no looking dingy in where won- i worker is used. No or la v but i mi food and clean bail tin ii mil in than ever, i It Instantly Pianos, Furniture, Interior Woodwork, Hardwood Floors and all polished, or moves dirt and dullness. A child can apply it. Nothing but a piece ii needed there ii no drying to wait for. PRICES Trial ct. SOLD SAULS, v. X. COUNTY N. C. July Editor The of J. R. Spier will present bis name before the com- county convention for as a her of the Board of County Commissioners of Pitt county, and In doing so they have no apology to make, for he is well qualified and peculiarly fitted to this moot important Mr. Spier is one our most one farmers and has at heart welfare of all till people II only, I no mil our is sally known and by Ills no i Jobi Spier. He served mil in I If last an. his I v -ml need no comment at Mr, r is In iii i bin d lbs place than a i i v. because he has served in ibis us old Baying goes the and people will make no n i lo this i A CARD. To my friends and fellow citizens of Pitt An the time for holding convention is I wish to have a word with you. I am again asking at your hands the nomination tie re I have served you twice in this capacity and feel that have gained a knowledge of the work to be done, which will me to serve you better than I have no platform of my own and no pet bobby, but will at all times do my best to car- out your wishes as best can, consistent with the principles of the platform of the Democratic party. I have at all times done my best to serve the people Pitt county whatever place of trust they have placed me, faithfully earnestly and conscientiously, and if at the coming convention, you should again me with the nomination, I promise to use my best efforts to serve you as I have done heretofore, and if I am not i following ii at ;. from that to u Saturday Talley tried to am- t He . the was by Tom hit two When the officer led upon,; i e men tons i i bin, Dr. a the call of the ; Dr. received a severe blow from Grimes., several of the drew their knives and closed f i . the and bis when Mr. Talley, in life, Sherman and Tom Grimes in bi. The . i. Talley cut him very back and shun It is probable t Grimes will die. to um . this writing do arrests has been made. Another miserable of unit-lit STORY 01- have a mother eat, six or eight yearn of age, a very smart and faith- cat, but never before have I seen or heard of a cat acting in the manner as she did. One morning recently as arose, and my way to build a fire in the stove, the cat met me in the door. She began mewing and rubbing against me. did not pay attention to her. but noticed that she would run off a short distance and come When my wife got up the eat her sumo way, and to fee the cat, but she would not pay any attention to tho food. When my younger daughter came out the cat did her the way and she took a notion to follow e cat. folk wed tho cat about a hundred and fifty yards from the house to a grave yard. There went all around the grave yard but could not find anything, so she came back to the house, but the cat would not leave the grave yard. She would call and call Hie cat but could not get her from lite grave yard. A i -hurt lime elder daughter concluded would go and see if -he could find anything. She mild not find anything, so sic went back to tho but the cat would not leave the grave yard. My younger daughter did not seem to be satisfied, so went again, and as it happened went to the con where the cat a as, and stooped favored with the nomination tor the place am asking for, I wish . saw hero to say that I shall do my best to secure the election of ever the convention nominate-. New my fellow I in t announcement, u I cm see you from the is the county Hie this method of asking you for support the primary on lbs 11th day of August and at the convention on the 15th. T, listing that I may again be your , I in remain. Yours very truly, II. Little. R W C a large rat In a heap of where the mil could not get in. My daughter look the. rat out of the and towards the her to kitchen, she wont out to it, Inn en i bothered i e. I v v Smith. As the passing through this I i lay be- go badly in i . I v. Can II . i on . it b from the i i put tho i Hi . . I . mills- i i- n In main. No ore bus jet maid id . ,,. desire, and tin two ; i will an mil brought . offering u suggestion e Mr. A. A. I. hi ,., K . , in Una weigh L .; ,,. ., which He i. He Bays he is waiting to Ira anybody who can the on tomatoes. board i . I i of v be i in the tax levy In view- of tho e by i I. t excessive e I poor pros- pit business full, taxes and an he as low a-cm be afforded He WOUld an , .,,;, . c and every i. , in the of will r the people to have him. J. C. Co k burdens upon them.

AM In the poll e. V second elate made knowS A correspondent desired port in to fiction GREENVILLE NORTH CAROLINA KM AUGUST ,. A E. . TOWN. I -I . .fin- Cut She Not Stay Greenville is an old town. Many, m what could he the a-1- m of this town change ii. other s, however, as tin years rolled by and another gen any years it has nestled on. The idea was here on the banks of Tar river, much longer than the oldest person now living u. -if portion conceive I of having business t concentrated, this wax by ; the Evans street between Third end with houses held hands in 11- at the of rem -vine the bores id oration has come up hi the s of filled its allotted space in the niche of time and paWed on. characteristic of these succeeding generations is that they seem to regard. ancestors buried in the old as a, finished town, j In , wOrds lived, in their present, regard- the town as large enough for them Mild Their- gs, and giving little or no thought as to the needs of the to come after In spite of this has gradually o g her cords, extending bur turn and increasing her population, and if so no away no longer hall.-a aim as n business bar rooms have gone, and though Greenville is yet in many i. worth more to Greenville n. no tin n the cotton crop as live years And so things the f. lies always in with their id-as in ways she is anything else hot a dead o t. The story l. carried bit this is enough to the point Is t a X it at all. i is a of Coll . butted by or the of j. Then s who that picture too existed step have h been taken for the improve- mom of the town as in ; is unit s. it been so th tough all t e past gen- and will be so to In of this goes works, i light graded This to the mind. Going to tux us to doth with bonds. Don't need any era traveled the sleets b;. the I of smoky kerosene lamps and they a-e good enough for u-. forward, not spasmodically, y t gradually and steadily, and some, if these days will be aroused t the reality of possibilities. Our children are entitled to thing are needed and will oil . yard in th- h.-art of this section. but the idea of advancement prevailed ii d that location d a block of buildings. the c iii up time as mine e in the town there a around to extend I he limits and have sections Some n s were in than we had If a lire water the in buckets, and if you can't it out let it burn up Away with your bonds and improve But they did not at their bidding the and improvements are both here. Once more Along with phys- Improvements some must be given in and safety of both tie- present and coming generations, and th movement started t rid th- town of the numerous breeder of intemperance, poverty and advantages come in their course. The finished town had as well make up their minds to out of the way and cease efforts to block the wheels if But The will not try w write about it all one j m THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. J Editor and Owner. VOL. No. and Friday. ONE PER YEAR GREENVILLE. COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA AUGUST 1906. open saloons. i d n few were built out j was blow to kill the but of the folks for SUre to be th idea brought to life again But th. Vest these hot days we find the most attractive Suits in our now. are composed of Coats and Trousers. The fabrics are Series, crashes, fancy cheviots John is ii i, sheriff did not upon land- in ht and dark shad. in They make the coolest clothes that a man can wear Carolina i Win mil and look well. realize how hot a vest is until you have why our j, me- without one. Two piece Suits are so of and to I -us a of hemp what is heir head-, at the thought of the here th- ever getting oat exceed t Wink e They lived to see it differently, when I. his Toon what was known as the sleep an on the Clark field on the market him In their But the town bobbed up day they the town was and a large section of this finish and would never any property . street and back I into now called In the went to colored the civil people and another good location co e residences in later years was comprised ab mi twenty live ii is there were five streets wit the river crossed five other streets running ii and n in this area was to be such an that lost. Then started and some residences began go- up over there, to be with that same town prophecy rain that the town room never get far in that d-i between I But it went just tie FALL GOODS. scattered, same until Greenville be- Yet nil approaching I while as building another section wet of Pitt street, by Put street , big of the town. and There -i at the top ill h the river in getting filled up with cabins and Fourth s e. ; one j shanties was lost to future de lire n Second streets, I purposes. If a store and coach shop at the and irk property had been held w th till view would have brought good prices for nice s the at intervals aft r the a.- lb -re would corner of and Third st -eels, one or two stores ab mt the of and Fifth, a few stores here and there on Evans street and the old hotel Co- street years known as the These were thought to be enough for all time and to the people of t; good old days the was finished So well satisfied were the of that day and time the abundance of room and the size of the town, that one of the section--, all between Front street and the river, to In most towns today lying a ed to have a tobacco market in the river is looked upon as Greenville, even that met with a most desirable location, opposition. The finished town for residence and business, but adherents wanted the farmers nob so in Greenville. us to plant only beautiful than n re-i c i ton as a money crop, i h would ruin the town and county both if the farmers wont to raising tobacco. Des- n -I . to the of this class . . u. market came right iii la ii of a f Gr vile There always of a railroad, on the other hand there the latter bringing up same overworked finished idea that the town was big enough and need a rail- road no how But along in the latter the came and the town kept right on growing And when the movement start We are now selling our ladies oxfords, figured lawns, laces and embroideries at cost. price on all Dry Goods Notions will be marked down low. Frank Wilson, THE KING CLOTHIER. Pulley Bowen THE HOME OF WOMAN'S FASHIONS. 3.00 Shoes at 2.50 OAK Shoes at figured Lawn at figured Lawn at 1-2 cent Percale at A. F. C. hams at on an view of the has never ville and no to redeem Jas We will inaugurate Our Spring Season by putting on display the newest ideas to be shown in SILKS 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 H and we cordially invite the Ladies that are j of seeing the NEWEST IN SILKS AND WHITE GOODS to call at our establishment and feast t eyes. Very truly yours, PULLEY BOWEN Neat Job Printing Our specialty Job Printing Office Ba Ball August 7th. at Tue game of ball scheduled o b played August been postponed August 7th. has a good team, read the line up; Turner J. P. J. I Smith C, Lassiter R. d, -t- t- Ask your friends to go on your Bond when you can get it a small cos We can sign Judicial Bonds for Guardians, Administrators etc., in FIVE MINUTES 2nd, r. you apply Any Bond to be filed in the Court issued at once L. F. Center. Blow K. F. Jim Turner pitch the game for and Mark Lassiter of Hill first Proctors boat has been chartered and a good will go. Fare round trip cents. Cal on or write S. FIDELITY and GUARANTY CO , Baltimore Md. H. A. WHITE, General or H W. WHEDBEE, Attorney NO REFORM IN JURY Suggestions From Judge To The Charlotte the law as it now exists in this Stale a person is STANDS ITS GROUND. From one point of view it is not that revised version of the Scriptures have not replaced the authorized version, the old King text. There are the SAD DEATH OF PREACHER. Charged with the commission of a of not simply a life time, hut capital offense and placed on trial he may challenge peremptorily jurors and the State only four. From an experience in practice of law and five years work on the bench it is to my mind I hat statute to he changed so that in trial of the offenses of arson, rape, murder and the State ought to have same number of challenges as prisoner. It is my deliberate opinion that will help solve the lynching pro- As I go OVer the State and try young boys for commission of crime I become more and pressed with the for the establishment of a reformatory to which youthful criminals basts. I would not suggest in it- inception the outlay of a large sum of money by State, bat one just large enough to save bad boys and make oat of them good use- I am sure we can bring good out of this and think ire to make Very many times I have had my heart to bleed when as a II became my duty to send boys lo jail, and the good looking boys; boys bad too much promise of good to be sent off with thieves and murderers hardened and yet were so bad and they ought rot to have been tuned loose on society the public. I have made up my mind to make an effort, con- ducted on honorable bases, to have these two statutes written in the laws my Stale. do ex to fall I am addressing this to yon to ask fr co-operation. The I will ask at your if you agree is that at pro- yon thee two laws your piper, and will signatures to petition- I will send forward same to of th- Gen- assembly. I expect to or- ibis in in ibis state, while for inn to who is bun holding court every I have undertaken the and am to win. t shall be able to off r any pay for your t or space and only recompense we shall be able to gather will be conscious of saving help- ed our yon advance your n ply, I am, Yours very WALTER II. Angus A CARD FROM of generations and even centuries connected with the form. Its rich, sonorous sentences and phrases are in profane and religions literature of the English- speaking people. They live in the hymns, in the prayers, in the mons, in books and in the thoughts and memories of millions of l people ; ministers and laymen alike are devoted to the old. Sentiment plays Important art in life and habits of all mankind it looks as if it will be a long, long time before will prefer the new, for say old is And this, too, in the face of the fact that the authorized version is full of inaccuracies, abounds in words which have become obsolete and whose meaning only the well educated know. Scholars and critics and teachers and leaders in religious thought continue to point out the unwisdom of not discarding the old Bible and accepting the new, but their words are unheeded, and their exhortation disregarded. It is true that increasing numbers use the re- vised versions for references and study and comparison, but the old some how stands its ground and re- mains conqueror over all comers and apparently will continue such for a long while Rev. L. S. Etheridge, of Grifton M. E. Church. Rev. L. S. pastor in charge of the Methodist church at Grifton for the past year, died in the Robert Bruce hospital at o'clock of cancer of from which be baa sufferer for about X years. ITEMS. August, Mis Elsie Warren, of Washing- ton, is visiting Mrs. Mary Manning and Mrs. RoW Tucker spent a day or two with friends in last week. Walter in Greenville today. M. F. Dickens morning FOR THE HOUSE. Township, Aug. We are glad to learn Mr. R. R. Cot ten's name will be presented to the county convention on for of the members of the Leg- This township has wanted Mr. in the Legislature for some time. We know to be with every interest of the up to date in DRUNK. DIES bad been in idly and his Congregation fir where he will spend all line of H- had voted him a vacation In which to days. much experience in State lo re, tin his health and Chief of Police II. II. land is well and known bis in the. vicinity of over the State, all of which would it d to him lo the it e, at ex- by revealed runs v.-r i l nope of Black K. T. Pulley spent Thursday In Washington on business for Arthur Gin is ha ac- a position with the Mr. K be. v I i Lumber Do., and now during entire re-ides with his family at No. of Sympathy. The man will W hailed as a lie who will the that exists in every en Half of us have no coots and other half have cooks by some th. in not live up to title. are few women of this ho can, or will, a de- i-fl-l will traipse into m's kitchen anywhere after do their work in manner slip away home about I hem what can for the m in who a cal In de white man's Domestic is a farce; and it is a, tor results attained in South Is more I ban the white servant . Hill hope of rev by doing, to submit loan but extent me inner was learned the of an op- was and performed to remove the He was accompanied by his wile during his stay in the hospital. she remaining by his side until I bl- end. Preparations are being made to lake the body to for interment at his home and the sad leaves on this evening's o'clock Mr. was about years of age and a widow and six small children. was a Godly and notwithstanding his lily infirmities labored earn- u the ministry for the ft gave unsparingly i-e I s. It is ii I i sail and that s to the this com m and I'M at Grifton. Frees Pres-, 3rd. DISCRIMINATION AGAINST WOMEN. I take to Pitt . a man for Deeds a in career can- not be excel d, a man we nil know t be honest true his c affairs C L- go to the front with a whoop. A. Voter. Richard H. Johnson, of specialist on of eye, ear, nose and throat, will be at the office lbs. house for n ginning August 13th. d ;. The candidates will all be in evidence between now and primaries next Saturday. Drink and the gang drinks will, you. swear off and you go it alone, for the liar room bum who drinks your ruin has a of his own. Feast and your are many, fast and cut They'd not mad if treat bad if their have ran bold. Steal if can pet a million, for then you can furnish bail it is a groat big who out on I'm lit lie ones go to and will come, fail lo arrive, for low are men have money to spend I; now yen arc still olive. The Norfolk at- to the done men teachers graduating of pay in the public schools of Norfolk. Male it ii now receive a year on entering the set- vice of the public schools of Nor- folk. year they receive an increase cf and for each year they receive in- of until they 11.450, after they receive miking their final salary f men F. L. i-pent yesterday in J. B. of Greenville, Thursday at the Hotel It. C. D. r, alter a lengthy visit Washington has returned home is bis old position with Beaufort County Lumber Co. Mrs. Butler, sister of our es- teemed townsman, Dr. L. K. Ricks, who has been spending several days here, has returned to her home in Pantego. We hope that she will again gladden hearts with her presence in the near future. Mr. was in -he last week. He reports considerable a along the route from h e to Kinston. baa started in with our Wednesday ditto and a big shower this Stanley and Chief Henry Stanley were in Thursday Several of the young people at- tended preaching last Sunday at Hancock's church. be of use to him in the I. -in-; e. He is conservative, and we feel safe in saying no man would come nearer watching over the interest of all than Mr. Cotten, and that Pitt will serve her best interest In sending him to me Legislature. Respectfully, D. J. Holland. BROWN FOR THE HOUSE. Aug. 4th. Editor Having seen letters from and Bethel townships, endorsing Brown for Representative to our General Assembly, the citizens and Democrats of Carolina do hereby concur and agree with and Bethel townships in the endorsement of Mr. Brown, and we feel sure he will get the hearty support of Carolina township, and we ask the Democrats of the south side of the river to unite with us in his nomination. Respectfully, James H. James B. H. A. Gray, Eli Rogers, J. E. T. F. Nelson, W. H. Wynne, J. I. James, J. S. Warren, J J. Gurganus, Gurganus, N. L Gray, V. Whitehurst, J. Jenkins. If ever angels weep over what mortals do in this world, they must have apt over what took place Lincoln last Tuesday. We are informed John Keener and Traver started to got some brandy on the way. The little seven-year- old boy of Mr Lawing died from the effects of what he drank. countrymen, think of a child seven years old going into eternity a victim of strong drink. We cannot save some men are set in their are salves of strong drink, but in name of humanity, let every man who is a man raise his voice and use his vote and his influence to save the mothers and children from the curse of strong News. The extent of the industry the South is not generally understood, its interests attracting meet at- Yet in 1905 there was more than a billion and a hall of capital invested in manufacturing, producing goods worth two lions. The increase in capital in- vested and In products shows a larger in the rest of the country increase in capital in the five ended 1905 was per cent, against per cent, in c unity at large, and the increase of product was 44.4 per cent, per cent. In the y t Toe South is no long- ins of promise, but per- Sin. LANIER FOR REGISTER Or DEEDS, and mi a year null the i of reaches I in ii in gal six are ii I am Eight years ago, our sea, J. C Lanier wanted Register of Deeds for our county Editor several of the this State have laws which abolishes the and out he that the people want- , places the ed one else in that office, he did not let his name before I convention. Four years ago, with the same ambition he again t among the people to learn wishes and he was not the . for the office and ADOPT THE SALARY SYSTEM. places the county officers salary., it has proven to the people. In the recent primary election in Wake we every candidate for the pledged to have bu-i. enacted for that county. These raws provide that the officers shall Charge the same fees us are allowed by law, but they are required to pay Why is it that no one want In live in the anymore Cities are full of people who live from lo whose total wealth la-represented-by the on Mrs. M. II. they have on. go by these persons never have a that the proud farm; has. II begin in lifter I a r. the s -i j.-. i i. no that hi an i-ff i in h i in- l -III . I ts N i. N In I ., ills ft ill r e. . i in ire I'm . i k i -i. in i it be ii. i. , t I i . lot 11- hi- Broiler Kills Thursday Mack ins, a colored led about years old and living with his lather, dropped of race into the county treasury, after paying the salaries of the whatever excess there stronger I iv -.- , i is applied to repair con- o men u j , roads. for u- , county is s large county and sH; fees paid to pub- i, i . is in fact worthy Mid elect him. u i what is. Of salary bf paid to the several officers. We feel such a law would not the of candidates, but add greatly to die fund for improvement the public roads Buy Now. So long babies are born into the world long will the world continues to advance, and so long will real estate continue to advance in Now is the time for the young people to buy real es- It will never be cheaper. If you haven't the money take stock in the building and loan association and borrow tho money. It will prove a good Le Entire Family Drowned, N. Y., August family was drowned by the capsizing of a boat on Lake Neap- near Fulton, were Mr. Mrs- Reinhold and their two girl of twelve years and a boy, about nine years, a six- mouths-old infant daughter Town Financial The Reflector today begins pub the statement entitle for t This statement will and careful the the delegates to the . . . i, held in printers can then . . , , , on Wednesday. August fiscal year is made at tins in No township, in handling a pistol which he will as a whole was not loaded die- energy to get of flip hi. V He hall Ills Of has. year old sister -V. there is one . tho g-a people on farms and, the intestines in o rm cities.- the town. Ale Blow. It is folks for a hurrying day current so fans can be Beautiful Solo As an oft Methodist mo n Miss who is visiting Mrs W. Aycock, sang It was beautifully rendered, with Miss Helen and delighted the c Alias has a Day Without any in placing the machinery, i thinks I to turn on day . t i. i in Greenville i. comfortable. , . n mi-- do jg and buy- to carry. Elf it will lo Minting Printing Office