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RUSSIAN VERSUS TURK. A In Which Ivan Won With Ea. Some ago Russian and a Turkish officer were having a dis- as to the superiority in of r respective soldiers. can prove to you on the aid the men are he called orderly. buy me a pound of to- come at The turned on his heel went out. the officer, taking out his watch, orderly is walking straight to the next comer, lie must now he is turning; new lie is opposite the white mosque; now he the now he is St now he i- buying tobacco; ho is back; C. that else- Th. Picked. There was another in Masonic temple opera Friday night to witness tie presentation of by the company. p a was good and the he the act were splendid. The songs fobs- thing new here and much enjoyed The close their engage- tonight aid should have.; good audience. G. is called to the i semen I of he if on the us; Bow he is at the door; And Russian called out, my The Turkish officer, showing no sign of surprise at the precision of this Russo-tobacco promptly broke My soldier do that every day m the and he called, where in this paper. coin has a large and well equipped plant turn out work promptly. It is a home is entitled to the patron age of home people. Their It satisfaction i- on every order. U Convention The State convene in the to Ali and see that Move Chapel, in our city, on the u inc a pound tobacco. , . . . , My it em Following the tactics of the officer, the Turk pulled nut his is cur invited to attend ell the services. The desire us to say. will appreciate and went assistance in entertaining the dIe- the street; now he is pa-sing the pal- j -rates. There Mil be about fifty of pooch bazaar; now noon and he them. If yon can help, phone lo u saying his prayers; now he is Mrs. M, King. drinking at the stone fountain; now Ali hails him and asks him about my now is paying the tobacco; now he from Chapel Hill. He coming back by another way; now has made first alternate for Frank Wilson returned Friday he is on our street; now he is at the door; now shouted the officer. is my . haven't found shoes the appointment from this district to U, naval academy Annapolis, and will soon leave t . enter a training school there pie- to the examination. Report of the condition of THE NATIONAL BANK OF GREENVILLE. At in the Carolina, at the close of business, Foiled. hear asked Mrs. husband. I hour about Sam- the lady answered. you have anything lo tell, why don't you tell near. Well. Samuels was home the other night when J footpad shot at him and the ball a late key in Samuel's vest and his life was laved. So you hut good a latchkey and Discounts ft ,,,., . ,, . ,, II , Overdrafts Indeed. If Samuels had been; cured 1.1116.44 home at a reasonable hour; p. s. Bonds to secure 12,800.00 bi i use, fin e to Ins wife, and if n had m been for that latchkey; Due from National Bank a rich widow now. go if I reserve I 287.801 you for a latch- De ft m State Banks end t i . i 6.27 it, key ton have to bring back Cheeks and other cash that one. That's. Motes of other National all. to led now, and If Bark you I lo read lave to go Fractional going home at a reasonable hour Hoods to secure would have met footpad he carries to the i . and waste the , i, Lawful reserve in COal. I. I French Politeness. n From ever, i, on . of his nation, and a- very much i 8,322.00 Hi . n ii S. Treasurer percent of plea I an A in who had Tinted Franco, told me an an French that the . on i to the he in the car g am jeers i . wot., rained upon Ii m, i . , i Total LIABILITIES. Ital Meek paid in divided less s tall s paid i I- g 13.800.0 I Sue Individual subject to i heck j , Time of deposit . Cashier's checks outstanding in b.- ll ii i i. born urn CO it Total Stall of Ni ill 1.1.1 Of r. w . Aye i- r i om . in i. ii i tin w ,. i . ., M i v. .;. -i ;. , , . i , . . I n I . . i . ;, i hi i . I I l . i i i i i . am . t John and I pro i t be did think I was to blame f. II, . i. i . . i i p I . i. i . i i I i i, i in l i, fl i V I i l i j l I aid cl II Al. I Bi Ni Bare Track, K. v. lo-id and aw. Department Store News. Our Buyers have returned from the Northern Markets and In a few days our store will be crowded with New Fall and Winter which you are invited to see. Our stock will be complete in every department, our buy- have been careful to provide th-t best and newest in each line represented in our large collection Merchandise, as usual a high standard of quality has been maintained and the lowest prices consistent therewith will prevail. We Have Just Opened a small shipment of Long Black Silk Gloves. You should call early before sizes are broken up. Watch this space for announcements of new few days. Visit this store often and keep an eye on our new showings. awes THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. l J WHICHARD. Editor and Owner. and Friday. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR VOL No. GREENVILLE, Pin COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 1906. SUPERIOR COURT. September Term in Session Thomas Shaw win is presiding at this term of court, arrived on forenoon train and opened court at noon today. There was a large c present the court room being practically filled. Solicitor, L. I. Moore present the State. The first business was the of the grand jury and the following were chosen and sworn L. H. Pender, foreman, W. B. Wingate, D. C. Davenport, J. H. J. Jr., John L. Carper, B S Cannon, Lot J. W. Elk Washington Mills, J. B. Pierce, W. J. J. B. Tucker, C. D. Joyner Win- gate, J. R. Edwards, W. H. Nichols. Three who were drawn offer- ed excuse for business reasons, but Judge Shaw declined to grant these, as he said he made it a rule not to excuse any one for reasons. Before beginning his charge to the grand jury he briefly cautioned the audience preserving in the court room. Owing to his weak condition physically Judge Shaw he was not able to deliver a charge, but, would only call attention to a few important matters that they might under- their duty. There are three qualifications to service on a grand jury. A man should first have common sense, he should he should have to perform his duty. It matters nm if a juror with the law, it is his duty to ob- serve the law as he it. Those not connect d with the court may the laws and and have the right t vote for representatives in the General Assembly who they believe will change such tows as they think but every one con- with the court in tin- should that every law is right It haw said that under properly laws an innocent nothing to fear and a guilty nothing to hope for. I'm is true Ir U an innocent Dim to be of crime. The m may bi as he should . but In of the public In upon his a be will over after be t, Tn grand jurors care- in In a true bill iii man. On the he should no 1.11 . f down crime man give- law and I e U and c mi. Ilia I a. Tin- gin ; lad i Mi . .,. o mi lie i laws -i I,.,. . ., V e Hie ,. . i , learn the law. Km man i free, mid if he approve of th h live- world is C to -o he ii., ,, . After Hi conclusion charge court n-r m o o'clock. i is liar of the court inc d to j proper the keeps ii a i contempt for Hie that in- can go crime when he ; tin effect f, law come i no nil . keep lie i- id to in-oilier class l of I II. at will concealed i i illegally . ii the y lines lie- I me i i from society I reassembling of the docket was called. What known white cap case was set for Monday nest week. Two men enough to the court fined This ed the large that they must keep quiet, would know the goo why. The trial of docket was taken up and cases disposed James carrying con- weapon, pleads guilty, sen- six in jail to be assigned to roads. Sam Turnage and Cotton, fornication, plead guilty. Torn- fined and costs, as to Cotton. T. L. Sellers, assault with dead- weapon, pleads guilty, fined cost- Brown and West Ward, adjudged contempt of court for talking, Brown fined f and Thomas Vines, failing to list taxes, pleads judgment pended on payment of costs and taxes. Guy Turnage, failing to list taxes, judgment suspended on payment of costs and assault deadly weapon, pleads guilty, fined f and coats. Will carrying concealed weapon, sentenced days in jail to assigned to roads. William Ward, assault deadly weapon, pleads guilty. Brown, assault with deadly weapon, pleads guilty, judgment SUS on payment of costs. Simon plead guilty Bruce slander, pleads guilty, judgment suspended on payment of and good or. Edwards, carrying con- weapon pleads guilty. Will Turner, Larceny, guilty, sentenced years in jail to be as- signed to road. In another case against this same defendant the verdict was not Paul carrying concealed weapon, pleads guilty, sentenced months in jail to be assigned to roads. grand jury returned bill rape Cox. James Chapman, assault with deadly lined a. c -sis. Jam s Bell, guilty in two cases, also guilty one cu-e of burning. Levin Will Grimes and Grime-, assault with weapon-, Lewis guilty, sentenced months in jail to be signed to Made not Jenkins, and Harris hi assault with pleads in jail lo be at- to Hawkins, win. fined Hi and costs, TRADESMAN REV DR. C. D. DIES OF Of New Industries and Industrial Development in the South. Chattanooga, Sept more important new industries established in the South during the week ending today are shown by the following list compiled and b Tradesman. Among the concerns most capitalized may be mentioned cotton mills in with capital; coal, iron and lumber company Alabama, v smelter in Indian Territory with company in Oklahoma, with oil ard company in West with and many other important tries capitalized at from f to The for the week as given out by the contains the North Carolina. hard- ware companies. ice and cold storage handle factory. and power plant. Concord, n mills. Belhaven, ring company. Nashville, supply com- ION BROWNSVILLE A Town in a Southern State but not of the People- Toe Hon- mi Post is responsible for information that ville Texas, the recent with the soldiers is not a Southern town. It is in the south, it is true, but its people are not south- The Post says that ville was first settled in 1846 by Mexicans, Gen. Taylor's army lowers, and No slaves w ere ever owned there, and former slave-holders are to lie found among its present population. This estimate at is made up as Mex- Northern people, Southerners, discharge I Federal their descend nits, soldiers, That being the of its in ii in small wonder that fie colored troops found It u hot place, climatic illy and otherwise. Certainly the Northern papers have been Browne ville as a b outrage, must revise their opinions. B I ii-. the thirteen him- en i e e is one of the most lot Chronicle. License. If K. licenses lo the following sine last report. Will and Lizzie Deans. Wilson and Baltic Edwards and Mary Alice Allen. LOBES Nathan and Kan v-. I Announced On Sept. I-. lit ll c I of Mis, S. c. alter I'M s Richardson Mi K. II Miami. w given honor of bridal party, upon this the engagement Mis Rogers, S, , Mi. Joni . i N. c , was an- The to take place mi Dee. III I Mr. is a member doing a large a Greer- ville, a popular young man both in business socially. Miss Roger was one of the in t a-t and made a i i her stay She a lady of many President of the State Normal College Expires on the Bryan Special to Greensboro. Burlington, N. C. Sept. When the train with the party reached Durham and the es- committee was hurrying to the opera house to hear Mr. Bryan one or gentlemen remained in the train. To one of them Dr. said, suffering with acute in digestion and think I will remain here a minutes. Later he went up to a drug store to get some The drug stores were closed, so lie returned to the car and said to some friends sitting near that he was in pain. One of them gave him some medicine, but it gave no relief. He was in conversation with State Treasurer when a stroke of fell upon him. He gasped twice, fell back and was dead. Dr. C D. Jones, of Hills- one of the escort committee was summoned and applied every effort lo life, but Dr was and death had been instantaneous The shock to the party the train cannot be conveyed- A hush fell upon every heart, and there were tear- in the eyes and sorrow in the hearts of those who loved him. As the train reached a crowd had assembled, Governor sorrowfully ed the sudden death of Dr. and the loss to the State, and said Mr. Bryan had not lie to speak while the dead body of his friend was on the train. BLACK Black Jack, M. O. Sept Elder W. H. of Greenville, spent a part la.-t week here. left Overton, Carolina; H. Greenville; E. K. Full County Ticket Nominated. Convention met in the court house in Greenville Saturday at o'clock. It was largely attended, that is to say large for the and was, perhaps the largest, best attended and most convention the Republicans ever held in the county. R. C Flanagan In calling the convention to order in a short speech made a few re- marks that were received. He named E. Victor Cox as chairman, and H. T. King temporary secretary. Mr. Cox in assuming chair made a short talk. The temporary organization on motion was made permanent. On motion a committee con- of one from each town- ship named to retire and recommend to the convention candidates for the county o In the absence of this committee Col. Harry Skinner was on and the convention in a conceived and clean cut speech, which seems so have pleased the con- The committee through its chairman to the following which was on motion Senate, H. T, King, of Green- ville. House, B. M Whitehurst, of Bethel, Eider Fred Clerk. Joel Sheriff, I. Fleming, Green- ville of Deeds, W. W. Surveyor, D. S. of Caro- County Commissioners-- John PERSONAL MENTION. Of Those Coming and for her home near X Roads. The protracted meeting here closed yesterday with the ten additions to the . Godfrey Porter and J. Tucker have returned from a trip to Washing ton Oily. They report a pleasant trip. Dudley and Fan- and Eva House t near left Sunday for Hickory Grove where he nice tiny. O. E. and wife Sunday for their home Mis. Audi VI, . v ho Mis. G S. Jo union, lei y for Greenville, Many the church here Sunday. V. Johnston, f Mire Minnie H in. h-i Mies Dora C x, who has been fen with relatives yesterday for hot i en lied Hunks. Sonic of s . Daisy Porter, who has i spending a few days here i with Mi-s Smith, to her home d pear lied ii . s C. Mills this a over the river. E L. Clark went to Friday. J J. Jones, Mai cellos Falkland. The ticket with few is better than we thought they could do. There are some very good men on the ticket. We are sorry see them leave the Demo erotic party. We think they are a mistake, but this is a and ii of the amendment the people feel act d as pie The Ki accords this privilege to them. We shall give a fail show, but it is idle to think for a moment that will poll more to 1.000 perhaps not more, than ticket will be by an majority of thousand we our is no danger for Dem in this year of 1906. Twin Girls B, Whom Carrier W. f R. F. D So. I route in the , morning, lace wreathed in smiles on both -id--. The i f gather- ed and of twin ii n at his in me mad him i-l;, Reflector sept J. Mooring spent Sunday at Bethel. D. C. Moore and J. G. spent Sunday at It this is the equinoctial season it is a few of time. H. B. Hardy, of the R News and Observer, i- in town. Miss Mary Bernard evening for a visit to LaGrange. Miss Lena spent Sun day with her parents in Washing- ton. V. G. Tyson to Winter- ville Sunday evening returned this J. T. went to Sunday evening this morning. OMen Cobb left Sunday for Tarboro where he has accepted a position. Rev. F. D. went to evening where he preached at R. B. Wiggins, of Boston, who been visiting at left morning. Joyner came in Sat- evening from to visit her brother, O. L. Joyner, Mrs. Charlie Whitehurst, of Bethel, came in evening to visit her father D. D. Gardner. Miss Octavia Rivers, of Hen- who was visiting Mrs. A. H. Taft, returned home y Sunday gave us a decided of weather indicated that the fall season hat come in earnest. Mies Elizabeth Ball, of was Mrs. J. A. Lang, returned home Sunday O. T. Tyson returned Sunday evening from the western part where he had his health. ., Mrs. L. II. Lee and Miss Cromartie returned Saturday from Baltimore where bad been buying millinery for Mrs. L. A. E. Fulcher has sold his dry goods a taken a the hardware store of Baker Hart. ., ,, ., Mrs. Junes returned Sunday evening from Baltimore, where she has been buying goods for C. T. Mumford. Register of Deeds It, Williams, went to Sunday to indexes of records with a view of selecting a system in use this W. P. El wards has resigned his place at the e A H. Taft . and taken i ion as book- keeper ware- house. Mrs George of Lit; in ;. her -i.-i. Km lies, returned . wore Vis- Mrs. O. J. Sunday There may no real happiness In riches, bill these is real in poverty. Admitted to Practice. before I lie no. n recess of court T. t court the by Supreme court to Mr. John of Greene county, to practice law. At the request Judge Shaw the oath war administered to Mr. by and he was duly to the practice of the bar The Name Was Missing. Monday i us a very nice teller of items from Mills, hut n the writer j failed to sign Ins or her name to us know who sent we can- . p them. As many times i s has been called to the . the Dames of writers g with letters for it does look Hike people would sign their name- to such let- Denmark, of I spent Sunday here. t Mr.

TI RE the briskly back, . the I. Already the . -ii. -Who i Voice- III l the w.- , Wall I Paris Ii . -V N DOYLE r i . i M I . .-IS .- . . i I . . l n an hour dot mini speck I V lie I Ii Mt. The I I u, i i party of . , . el OR II . hack l over side there I ; .- i Now we are ready for I yard en vessel lay nil rising awl the warm. boat dash- i her brass v trained moil her -if their Angers their .- to open They grinned mid their h their sole were three r i- men upon p sip. ho C. on deck . Instant, w ill his drawn word In his hand, up two of be cried. stand here the head of sergeant. n a-. I you call it k- ,,. awake down the-e mid be . lire. You , me with me. Corporal . is captain of am, mid submissively. Hires tut. are I thought j very minions to pet away, but as loaf as they paid passage it was no of mine. An old man. Ma young daughter ant a young fellow your age In some sort of of the king's guard. Those are the. I have conn- you wish to take old man is n asleep. the maid is in a cut-in and tut other la the you had beet think you that yon dare d It alone lie has no arms. W In true, but he is a well grown young fallow. Will you not have twenty men up from the Some such thought had passed through tin head, but die cap. remark put him upon his mettle. ma, mild he. this ladder, you down the ladder and straight on. He lies between those two cloth looked up with a playing about the of his grim mouth. The wind was now in the rigging, and the of the were bumming Ilk- two harp Amos Green lounged the French who frill the end of the rope lad- the mate, with n of water In his hand remarks in very bad French with the crew of the boat be- neath him. The officer made black, an open book lying across I free leg Jutting with the heel of the foot resting be- I tween the A boat had been lowered by the Gold- on Pod. and the unfortunates conveyed No of r food or was to be found or anything save the paddle and the Bible, which lay across the race. Man. and child had all been a day the least, and so. with the prayers I Used upon the seas, they were buried from the side. The small man had Ural also to be lifeless, Amos had detected some slight flutter of his heart, and the faintest was -ft upon the watch glass which was held before mouth. Wrapped In a dry blanket, be was laid j Hi.- U at. and the mate forced a I few drops of rum every few minutes j between his lips until the little of life which still lingered in him nil Tilt be fanned to a Mean- while Savage had ordered up the two prisoners whom he had en- trapped sorry, said the sea- man, -but you had to come with us. see. or we had to stay with you. They're waiting for me over at Boston, and so in truth I couldn't tarry. Which would you prefer, to go with us to America or to go back to to France, If I can And my way. if only to have a word with that fool of a we emptied t bucketful of water over his and priming, dye see. so maybe he did all he could. But there's where that thick- is. over see it; I see It Ah. If my feet were only upon it once H. A. Sticks. JOHN A RICKS HEADQUARTERS FOR GENERAL MERChANDISE Mm n hi deck with hi face us grim as ever, but with a dancing in h. gray down the ladder which led Into the hold. The corporal followed Mm, and had hit cheat level with the dock when the other had reached the bottom. It may have been something in Savage's It may have been the gloom around him which startled the young Frenchman. again, he shouted. think you are at the I think that you are best down my said the Puritan meaning from his gesture, rutting tho sole of his against the man's chest, be gave which sent both him . ltd the ladder crashing down on to the officer beneath bun. As be did so he blew his whistle, and in a moment the hatch was back In Its place mil clamped down on each side with Iron bars. The sergeant had swung round at the sound of the crash, but Amos Green, who had waited for n,,. move, threw bis arms round him and hurled tin overboard Into the inn. At the same instant the rope was set red, the creaked buck Into position once more mid XVII. FOR two days the Golden Rod lay becalmed close to Cape In Hague, with Hie Breton coast extending along the whole at the southern tho third l came a sharp and drew rapidly away I from land until It was but a vague, dim line which blended with the banks. am frightened shout my father. ; said Adele as Mood to- by the and looked back at the dim cloud upon the horizon which marked the position of that France which they were never to see again. do yon mean, Adele My uncle is hale and hearty, and be will accustom himself u this new It only could tie so But I fear. I fear that he is over old for such a change. He says not a word of com- plaint, but I read upon his face that he Is stricken to the Te was about to suggest that the voyage might restore the mer- chant's health, When Adele gave a cry I of surprise nod pointed out over the quarter. she Is some i thing floating upon the sea. I saw it ; upon the crest of a lie looked In the direction In which she pointed, It was so far from ; him that he make nothing of it. hilt sharper eye than his had ; glance of it. Amos Green had seen the girl point, he. a heat .-a the Tho New England seaman whipped up h . It's n i said be, ii ; ;. i Maybe It's been washed off ii .-, rue ship or gone adrift from I I hard down. Mr. Tom ii Just so hap that I am In ii . f n boat at lull Inter the Golden Rod had swung round and was ruining swiftly down toward black spot which still hoboed and danced upon A they her they could see was project- over her side. a man's cried Amos n. But grim grew grim- mer. u man's said he. Is a boat beside us, and you may take God, what happiness Corporal the boat Let us push off you a few things first. Lord, who ever beard of a man like that Mr. Just sling a keg of water and a barrel Of meat of biscuit Into this boat. Hiram Jefferson, two oars aft. It's a long pull with the wind your teeth, hut you'll he there by tomorrow ; and the Weather Is set j two Frenchmen were soon pro- i Tided with all that they were to require and pushed off with a waving of huts a shouting of The yard was swung again, and the Golden Hod turned her bowsprit for the west. But while these things had been done the senseless man beneath the mast had switched his eyelids, had drawn a little gasping breath and then opened his eyes. Old had come upon deck, at the sight of tho man of his dress he had run forward and had raised his head rev- Is one of the be cried. Is one f our pastors. Ah Now Indeed a blessing will be our But the man smiled gently and shook his fear that I may not come consolidated the two stocks of H. A. re and John A. Is one store we are prepared to furnish our customers anything needed in Dry goods and groceries , We carry an up-to-date line Hats, Shoes, dress goods, Notions, Sc. In Groceries we will have at all times a full line of the very best the staples like my Meat, Flour, Sugar, coffee, but all kinds of canned goods, the finest brands We can supply you need to wear or to eat, and pay highest f, COUNTRY PRODUCE. Quality and prices of our goods please you. GREENVILLE. N. C Ricks M. SCHULTZ the bucketful of salt water soused down over the gunner and his gun putting out his and wetting his a shower of balls from the marine-, piped through the air or rapped up the planks, but the boat was dog jerking In the short, choppy waves, and to aim was Impossible, in vain the men tagged and at their oars, while the Runner work d like a maniac to re- tight his and to replace bis bout bud lost its weigh while the was flying along now with every sail bulging and swell- to point Crack went the hist, and live little silt an the mainsail showed that her charge think that yon had best take the gal below to the Amid u solemn hush they along- side this lonely craft which hung out so sinister a was n thirteen foot cockle- shell, very broad for her length and so flat In the bottom that she had been meant evidently for river or lake work. Huddled together the seats were three folk, a man In the dress of s respectable artisan, a woman of the same and a little child about a old. The boat was half full of and the woman child were with their faces downward. Hie fair curls of the Infant and the lark lock- of the mother washing to and fin like water weeds tho surface. The man lay with a slate face, his chin cocking up to- ward the sky. his eyes turned upward to the whites and his mouth wide open, showing a leathern crinkled tongue n rotting leaf. In all huddled in u and with a single still grasped In his hand, there crouched a very small ma skid in the dying pastor. this Journey with said he. the Lord has called me upon a farther Journey of my I have had my and I am ready. I am In- deed the pastor of the temple at and when we the orders of the wicked king I two of the faithful, with their little one. put forth In the hope that we come to England. D; on the or t day there came a wan which swept away of our oars and all that was the bread, ear keg, and we were left with no hope save la him. And then he began to call us to him, at a time, the child and then the woman and then the man, until I only am left, though I feel that my own time la not long. But, since ye are also of the faithful, may I not serve you in any way before I merchant shook his head, and then suddenly a thought flashed upon elm. and he ran, with Joy his face, and whispered eagerly to Amos Green. Amos laughed and strode across to the captain. said Savage grimly. Then the whisperers went to De lie sprung In and his eyes shone with delight. And then they went down to Adele In her cabin, she started and blushed turned her sweet face away and patted her hair with her hands as woman will when a sudden call Is made upon her. And so. since haste was needful and since i Wholesale retail an Dealer. paid aides, Par, Cotton Oil Turkeys, B, Red salts, Tables, Lounges, Bares, P and Gail Ax Life Tobacco. Key West Che Henry George Can Cherries, Peaches, Apples Pine Apples, Jelly, Milk Flour Meat, Soap Ly, Magic Matches, Oil Cotton Seed Meal and Hulls, Gar e'en Seeds, Oranges, Apples, Nut Dried Apples, Prunes, Currents, Raisins, Cl-. Chins. Ware, Tin and w Wart, Cakes Crackers, Macs Beet Batter, New Sewing and Quality and Cheat S. M. SCHULTZ Greenville Livery Transfer Can famish nice and Wages tor all occasions. Horse- boarded by the day, week month. REWARD State of North Carolin Executive Whereas official information has been received at this department that w. H. Harrington Jr. late of the of Pitt stands charged with and assault upon W. J. Tell, and whereas, It appears that the said w. H. Harrington Jr has fled the State. or so conceals himself that the nary process of law be served upon him. Now, therefore, I, R. B. Glenn, Gov of tho Stats of North Carolina, virtue of authority in me vested do issue this my a reward of One dollars for the apprehension and said W. H. Harrington Jr. to the Sheriff of Pitt at the Courthouse in Greenville N. C. and I do enjoin all officers of the State and all good citizens to assist in to justice. Done at cur City of 16th day of July, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and six and in the one hundred and thirty- first year of our American R B. GLENN, By the Governor. A. H. ARRINGTON. BAKER S CONFECTIONER Sales room in Jams building. Fresh Pies, Cakes and Bread daily. Special orders for Pies sent early in morn- will he filled in time for dinner Choice of Fruits and Candles constantly on hand I also handle leading brands of Cigars and To- Give me a call. J. M. J. J. TURNAGE, PILLS reliable, overcome crease vigor, banish pain No remedy equals For Sale by J. W. BRYAN JOHNSON, N. C. Contractor, Builder. Tile Setter. Plans and estimate, tarnished on application. All work guaranteed. Turn key job when ever desired The Five Points Grocer. In addition to Full of Heavy and Fancy Groceries we carry a line of such as Horse Collars, Back Chain. Plows, Castings Also line ware, Tinware. consisting if i i, Chill Tonic, Liver Regulator, Quinine, Soothing Syrup, Nerve and Liniment Call me for in the above lines J. J. TURNAGE, Phone Five Points Mary had a little lad Whose face was fair, Because each he had a drink Rocky Mountain Tea. Store TO CREDITORS. before the Clerk Hut of CONTINUED ON PAGE . .,, MU ,, lie of Wick Harris deceased, notice e to all person Indented to the estate to make Immediate payment, to the and all persons having claims said estate must present the same for on or before the 30th. day of August 1907, or this notice will he plead In of their recovery, rule day of Ail, W. L. CLARK, of Wick 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. AYDEN DEPARTMENT. M. BLOW, Manager and Authorized Agent- v -.- . C. -.- m Vs. As authorized for Daily and we lake bat pleasure in receiving sub- and writing receipts for those arrears. We have a list of all who receive their mail at this office. also take orders or job B. bat returned to bis in It was B. H. Can is and not H. Gar- as d In nor last to whom he administered the rite baptism We have hand one and will h glad to make yon price on same. Everett who is in Scot- land Neck electing a large brick tore for merchant, of that place, spent a day or so his family last week. has gone to to accept a R. Co. CA large crowd left here day to attend court in For can es, apples, corn tomatoes, c, apply to K. E. ft On. A. M. Mosley, is here on our cotton market. The fleecy is to come in. To any who are in need of a cook tore we can make it to bis interest to see us as we have bought a solid car load, and expect them to arrive next week. Cannon Tyson. The graded opens here next Monday the 24th. Buy the for women from J R. ft Co. beet friends are attending Greenville court I his week and its lonely row. When your eyes need attention J. W. Taylor, Ayden, N. C. Is the man to do your work if yon want to be pleased. Mrs. H. C. Ormond ha re from an visit to relatives Charles n and wife, were here is now com- and ii glad lo have yon inspect before buy- J. Turn A Co. Miss Lizzie m ville, who all ended here last has prep to entering the graded school. J. J. Hints i R have Iron the northern markets. If the mimed by the lat -re i r H those named hi the by them, will always be r Win Tin indeed a pitiful hard ran for material i c Broker. I a lull line meat, laid can goods. Don't bay before diving me trial. Mill H ; -lock of dry goods ill log. J s Co. h line i prices d ii rand and ship ; X- Buy a hi from. J. K. -j Iced We to room oilier Stocks am in to so i-e are offering in mer nils out of lie way pill n price on tin in that will be t gel them off. Now is the time to gel bi value for your money. Cannon A nice one horse farm Ai I expect lo be New n y bike Will be closed Aug. till Sept. 3rd. J. W. W. M aid ate in county. win son Hinger dewing machine Prices way way down H. Tripp Bro. next to Early Hotel. Ayden, J. B spent Sunday his We are pi. to D that his Miss Lucy, has almost en- recovered her recent sickness. of dUe plow or col- get our prices before buy- J. U. Turnage Co. little porch in vogue, are said to be exceedingly That is what those who seem to tell us, and we reckon n is fun supply of hay, grain, cotton seed meal, bran, ship stuff, always on hand, Cannon and Tyson J W. went to tin-en- ville Friday. Buy the vertical life, mowing machine, arid tel from J. B. Co. Prof. principal traded school is expected to reach Ayden tonight. other teach- will arrive week. Our slippers must go, the season it well advanced. The prices now will interest the most economic buy- and Tyson. J. J. Edwards Sou will move, into their new this week. For a nice a novel- clock at J. W. Taylor's. It is for any occasion, to give satisfaction. Ayden church has called B. H. Junes to serve them year. For in improved machinery call to see us we will be pleased lo you prices. J. R. Turnage ft Co. Go to E. E. Go's new market tor heel, fresh meats, sate, and good e at ten cents conn- to see J. B. Co J. B. Turnage Co. We have jun a case of the stockings for tidies and children. are good ahead We pretty school will e here and they conjunction with our girls from country town will certainly lend and in that will only prov- but will a. d out souls to Tis grand to ; how more delightful the when Hi ex come, and we get back in their smiles and live in tie atmosphere breath . Oh, they will be goo; old limes and the they come the we will he. we by- Mr. of pi embed in Sunday. I. J. Smith, on the e lie- a Norfolk, came Friday. Lot live veil oped toes I others very much i thumb on n hand, with joint, and rail It did have the dead appearance is generally in such was large, strong and healthy. Noun who saw i; had seen the like before. R II. is a business COL. BRYAN AMONG Bryan North Carolina for a series addresses. He will have a cordial welcome and audience-. He does not come into Today Pol, William Jennings Interesting in Opera House. s- enter given by little the hi baT strange hut i , . ,. ., r . , , , J. Co people whom he has visited be , . . , ,.,.and the warmth welcome he is the do not with i all things but folk who know how to receive treat their In this in- stance visitor is one who com- the personal and political of a vast majority of the of which he is the national leader. He is the first and only choice of this majority for the presidential Domination in and cannot that in North Carolina be is the hands of his friends. As for the others, of the population, he has its unqualified respect, regardless of political differences, by reason of ability, his rectitude, bis mi bow came yon here, thought that may- no had Neon taken down by sink I was. It Is the third ship In I down, but have never kept nit down I went in in M so opera Ion y To M- always at are sun I draw h h The program us pub- w.- earned out and the marriage went in The made the like little grown and their was as cute and winning as could be. The were land sale. By t in in n i. f id lo-l I. a Kl. the -m.-r III M i. m in. th- u I- of In the of Die parity, courage and undoubted R tumult welcome there will be not a note. His dis- and his are his passport to tho good graces of his hosts, and he will find in tho cordiality and courtesy to be expected of a hos- and friendly people. Io behalf of all them we can ex- tend him a warm welcome to North Observer. T Hi f e 1st. W ; i I . I ii r Ii,. Sf In two u hid i h arr. an in ids in i Vi. o. Live Cremated. Mr. Joseph G. Davidson, one of the best known farmers in Lorn; Creek township, had the tune Wednesday night to lose nine horses, six cows, two a quantity of feed stuff and and sonic implements in . fire which bis barn stables. total lo-s will to not less than and it may teach mire. barn was Urge and contained much newly bat-vested feed stuff, etc. The fire is not known. Mt. Davidson was shortly after o'clock by one of his tenants, who had the hops. The build- was enveloped in building was enveloped in flames and nothing could be saved, except two horses that Mr, succeed- ed in driving out. building was practically new and could not j be iced for The nine horses were not less than each the cows each. Observer. NO CREDIT Th f Flu Coast in cf i n . i; i ,. i . . ii i n u, ii th- of i l, is i hi. n i t. n in in to t M I In i of M t tn-i r y to tho -r th- of this or This In of Tun la n d of Sept. Susan R. . on th- of I , i i II . James Dr. Joseph Dixon, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Ml. Ayden, N. C. lot papers, pens, pencils, ink-, etc, at Book e. School Stationery Now is your time to save money by coming to us for children's school tablets, pens, era we have also n groat assort- of Dainty note paper for use all tin is plain or hemstitch- ed The mainstay of social M. A N. C. Lost O i nineteenth, between Capt John, King's Mud w.-h- set suit . diamond in for the finder. Vivian N. C. k so M HA VIA KEN UP. I have taken up one black shoal, weight, about no earmarks. Owner can get same by paying charges. Tucker K. F D No. Greenville. N. C FREE To sufferers of Kidney, Liver or Bladder troubles. Other say a bottle and if it cure we will refund your We say a full 91.00 rive bottle of and if it benefits you, then use SOL until This advertisement entitles you to u bottle SOL DRUG STORK Only a limited number hot-Mo away. miss this op to test SOL. I oh- THE BANK OF AYDEN AYDEN, . the RESOURCESand k paid in, Overdraft Secured fund and is less Due from Hanks, unpaid . ; h check, 11,002.4- cum. -i or loss about i. bin hilt; trip to Wilmington. mile of Ayden. Good . r regular in mid out houses. and cultivation. lo , , J. and night. C inns, 89.30 Silver Coin, Bank notes . notes 5,045.00 Total. 072.21 In the middle of A few Is and tho leaky had few been In and w.-r.- more. a pron outer; i-r flt they found u . t- of a flue were from ii. cot ion few war. to lake . V SB of lie i on m. n I corncob pipe deeper than the Speed- well sank, tun not as the came up swain to tin bent, found tin-- crawled Hind was in g you, for I lean . dial hack to pick i. up, an passed in the darkness. what w- up boat sail and make for OUT per such real as for there is to be was in- by u upon his to his fret, The tat- was wave, his friend read in eyes. What Is it. It is cumins; to pieces. have been watching it. You SM Unit crack Which extends backward from the cud of our Two hours ago I could Scarce put my hand Into it. Now- can sUp through it with Amos walked to the of funnel shaped recess found, us his friend said, a green sinuous crack extended away backward into lbs caused by toss- Of the waves or by the terrific pact of their vessel, lie roused out danger to him. if she springs a leak we are . been thawing pretty fast as it They could see now that whole mass was brittle and honey- combed an rotten. cried Amos I . . have sworn that heard We are nil must have been my walked lo tho w ad face the cave and swept tho n with Ills eyes. should lie the truck of some said he. the fodders and the herring We're south for I reckon. Hut we can't be mile from Port we're the line of the St. Lawrence What is i;. Tho hunter was with bis ear his head forward. his eye. like a man who Intently. lie was about I., answer i- a cry pointed to back f the cave. It b. widened ii mt they bad Iced ii last until it was now no Ion lie-., it a p o said the I way, an the r foil. . it was very dark as -l. with h Ii d on mid little if blue sky heads, their way. until . . and opened Into a tarsi- s-ill.-ire cf was C and from r f. h el it in each e. . had with four sorts i SOD sol. i. to ling colony i th- s. The squadron had ti coin however, and the was n . his way the hope of up the others in river. lie had a company of of the stair of his own Ii St. Val- The n.-w of with several of his attendants; throe let friars, Jesuits bound tor th in a down Indies on th v y to Join their bands, two nuns and ten or twelve love of die hope of their drawn across the seas. There was peace between l-inland a-id at present, though feeling ran between and New York, the French believing, and with some Justice, that the were whooping on the demons who them. and his men were on board, though the ship was so crowded Unit they had to sleep ever they could cover and space for their bodies, The too. bad be.-n treated ill an even more kindly fashion, oH man and of Interest of De bad during the ex- his uniform for a plain salt, so except f. Ills there is nothing to show- that be was a from the army. Old v.-is now so weak that lip was the of questions. his was forever at his side, an I the soldier was diploma- enough, after u at to say much in I so their was still preserved. On the day after the rescue they Sighted in In the south, soon, running swiftly before an east- wind v the i of the cast end of Ail Then they sailed up river, though from mid- I channel tit.- inks on either side were hardly lo be seen. As shores rowed In they saw the wild gorge of the river upon the right, with the smoke from the ii. fishing and trading of Streaming up Shove the pine trees. Thence the ship on up the river past Bale. Amos Green, leaning on the bulwarks, slated With eyes at vast expanses of virgin woodland, hardly traversed save by an occasional savage or hardy de Then the bold out- line of Cape loomed up in front of them. passed the rich, placid meadows of of and, the settle aunts of ill island Orleans, saw the broad pool out in front of fall i of the high of Point the cluster of v.- in ion tho gall three minute far from . II Amos n eyes . I rang it of A Ii very In em . i up u n C II I i. e of lie . l Idle . . i.down I I i A I up i rum call hail i pounded s right won. of died round it- comer and trough In Amer- The Oil Since he a p Ill . Its roots. and the upon for ills had In ills in i if leek II i ., i tin- Total, STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA., COUNTY OF PUT, J. R Smith, Cashier of ,;. that above statement is to the best of my am, e- lief. R. Cashier. c i i . A tit; J. R. SMITH JOSEPH STANCH. , CANNON. Notary Public. is n ere .- paper upon It Is an order all Huguenots dominions . give up errors. mi pull him or i by. I have l Tin are many or my subjects who at fault in tin-- matter, will ab- it when learn it is my wish lit do so, p. you follow The young had dead . i . his feel and opened mid hi-, hands j ii., III Hera an. I., i i n , lats, d nil .- so over . lira l I paid no heed the group of refugees who had i gathered round the stricken man. Hat I turned head from S lids fell slowly over . out woods gave her k. . Amur he ii i- A SI- n . e.-u of Is i. ,. old nun, CONTINUED ON PAGE . t beads i- the cry. in s . he ashen face. lie the sacraments of

,., TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. and i. in the post at Greenville, N. C, as second class matter, rates made know IT upon application. A correspondent desired at every post office in and adjoining counties. in tr NORTH CAROLINA SEPT. will have The sadden death of Dr. logo into quarters It Chides D. which has had a popular summer. red on the train between and Mon- In holding for ten cents the afternoon, was a severe blow farmer is not demanding and loss to North Caro- more for he as one of the State's to get best citizens and foremost , among the -rs of the ville ought to get up a , . South. His place M president nice exhibit, especially of to-, . , . the Normal and Industrial, for the Jamestown expo- hp such excellent service for the At Greenville, September A. H. TAFT Furniture Problem, W. H. RICKS. We can solve it for you. MIGHTIEST AND BEST a ASK . i B woman of the State, will hard be Already the attendants arc to till that Judge Shaw is holding i this term of he is doing EASTERN N C. SWEPT BY STORM. With some little exception the Republican convention made good th.- promise to get out a Considerable Dane In Beach. A storm swept over eastern North Carolina yesterday morning and damage It is easy to judge the position toe place that of those railroads which being B- ANYBODY. ALL MERE. IN ALL VAST Qr. , INVINCIBLE IN PEATS TWICE RARE WILD CONCERN -J STEAM. WAIN SEATS FOR 11.000 -Leadership BOO PREMIER AMERICA'S ONLY AMUSEMENT ENTERPRISE WHICH MAS CIRCUMNAVIGATED THE . not give reduced rates to the Bryan in this State At an hour yesterday the situation on the beach very serious aDd for a time h looked like of the house would he swept away, for it r portion from the Carolina Even the coin cob is about to come in for its day. The state- from Washington to the effect that show made from them. The Republican convention lay was not so large as anticipated. Even the looked-for I Yacht club south was by the speakers elsewhere did not waves. were some two Up hundred people on the beach and not more than fifty these J were able the be fire all communication with the mainland wan cut off. The la-t car from the beach was about the morning, and the next party to about o'clock, having the sound in The damage done on the beach- was .; , but n it as bad as was feared early yesterday morning when the sea was breaking over beach with such fury. It was impossible to learn afternoon or last dam- age done on Carolina Beach for th wires were down. The lat message from the beach was t the morning at that time the tide was high up on the but damage had Wilmington Sept. . ,, There is hardly a possibility that the Republicans can a single man on their ticket in Jut the Democrats should not be- cause of this be idle and do in the campaign. Every Dem in the county should be in- to go to the polls and vote so as to make the vote as large as possible. There is no that the Republicans, though far in the minority, are bettor organized than they have ever been, and they will do every- thing possible to make votes on their side. it w called a mass meet- and everybody invited to he a elf appointed delegate, the county Saturday followed its old time method of pointing a committee to select a ticket, the ticket, of course, having being arranged by the bosses. In making The motion to appoint the committee for this pose, Col. Skinner said in substance that wisdom of a few Furniture Sale Competition is Brisk and Furniture Sale Claims are many and loud, j WHO WHY There is test. That sale is best and that offers you The Lowest Prices on the Furniture Want Come convinced. Yours to. please. A. H. TAFT COMPANY, Pictures Framed to Order. JUST A TOTE THE SEARCH LIGHT OF TRUTH OH THE AMUSEMENT ENTERPRISES OF THE WORLD REVEALS COLE LARGEST AND BEST REPRESENTATIVE ENTERPRISE. R. R. Cars. l i. Aid-. . Dens, Floats. J FAIRS-300 Star Jolly Clowns. I v Hie , est. Most Novel and Tho of the Times at home. HANG. Supreme Court Affirms Lower Court. The Supreme court has affirmed the action of the lower court in ILL. FLOODING FEASTS OF NEW BY OUR OF CELEBRITIES They no They are In Wonders. The Year's Best Treat. Seats Persons beneath our Sun and Waterproof Tents. WITH THESE AND ONLY THESE GREAT SHOWS ARE TO BE FOUND SIGNAL. ASTOUNDING. FEATURES LINDA JULIAN BY WM. HOLLAND EVA CLARK murder, which went on and others. case of Sylvester Barrett, AERIAL AERIAL BROTHERS RUSSELL TRIO SEVEN TRIO FAMILY TRIO MIKE peal from county. Barrett was one of the tried in Jan- term of Pitt Superior court for the murder of Constable W. J. Lovitt, of Farmville township, the crime being on the night of January 20th. The jury ed a verdict of murder in the first degree as to Barrett and was sentenced to be hanged Feb 16th, but his counsel took appeal to thus chosen was better than the de- Supreme court. including Jolly, and Fearless Wire and On Acrobat and Boneless Marvels, Dashing Race Rider and Drivers, Expert Bicyclists, Wonderful Jugglers, Astonishingly Educated Bis Horses, Ponies, Dogs, and Rare Fierce Animals. WE It EVER DIVIDE OR WE DATES. liberation of the entire body bled; that he be opposed to nominations by commutes in his if there was any prospect of in the county, but as they were in tho minority, without a prospect of victory, the question was to find who they could get to run on the ticket, therefore under such circumstances he favored pointing the committee. t The self filling Parker fountain gen is a wonder, Book Jerry Cobb, the accomplice of Barrett, was convicted of murder in the second degree and sentenced years in the penitentiary. He is now serving his sentence. COTTON. To Cotton i.-- owning or or are to their names, their and alto their may submit to them a proposition which may be to their substantial Mil I shall appreciate It If any of my regular correspondents, to whose eyes this adv r- may come, will MM me a hat of the and of cotton their locality, All will be treated, address. H, Bearer Now York w- .------- it a sis XV NAB NI l pun mg to iii KITH . u . J i I , CUM . it u v Hurt .-. i m a ; a t -i-, , I L . , I I v mi ark must A Q U I X A U V I Q ail -I HI OHM Watch this for our fall Jas F Davenport, Save the Worry The hot weather brings you without adding to it by w y or supper. by With such a stock of Groceries, Canned Goods, Package Goods, Pickles, Butter Cheese, Coffee, Tea, Fruit, as f carry, tho selecting and buy- are easy a id tho all saved It will take no to convene yon of if you visit my store and see what I carry. You can me one North of J. B it is sure to pay you This department is in F. C. NYE, who is authorized to rep- resent the eastern Reflector in Winterville and territory Pants for Pants for U for Pants for fl Barber Co. Kev. W. B peat bis mother, Mrs. E. E, returned Tuesday with yards Laces and Hamburg- at cost. Come early and get the bargains. Harrington. Barber Co. Rev B. E. tilled his regular appointment at dist Sunday afternoon. in his prevented . is preaching at School, tablets, pencils, pen and ink, at a bargain at J. B. Car roll Co's. W. H. of was in town Tuesday. All the ladies are most cordial- invited to examine the largest nicest line of goods ever shown in the town of Winterville at A. W. Ange C . Mrs. M. Q. Bryan, who spending some time with relatives near returned borne yesterday. Largest best line of at the lowest prices ever offered Winterville at A. W. Co, Society, of Winterville School, very pleasantly entertained lac alt j new Friday evening, Sept. 15th, 1906. ball was quite dropped with the society colors, and many beautiful potted to the scene. Altar an solo Miss Cox, Mistress of a very and most talk in of the society. Strictly highest grade flour at J. B. Carroll and Co's store. Some interesting contests were then entered into, such as apples in a tub of water, and cutting for ring in a cake, Miss Bessie E, Sams being the lucky one in the ling contest. A fall line of summer silks all at cost. Harrington Co. Refreshments consisting of ice cream and were served and each girl declared the evening to been most de- spent. Nice corned mullets at ton, Barber Co. Fancy and white waitings, all washable, at cost. Nice corned herrings at When you your cotton or tobacco bring your check to the Bank of Winterville and start an account with us. It pays to have money at work for you. A horse not work Is useless so is money. We pay interest on time deposits. Prof. -I. A. of graded school of pent Tuesday afternoon . Prof. Lineberry. B. F. Co., have just moved into their concrete store and have returned from the northern markets where they purchased a full line of of ladies, goods, gouts furnishing, shoes hats, caps and so a large line of The goods have arrived and are ready to be shown. They cordially invite all to come and examine their vast before buying elsewhere. Miss Ella May was in town Tuesday evening shopping. takes the place of We sell it. B. T. Cox, Bro. Frank Carr, of Greene county, passed through here Tuesday for Littleton win he will enter bis two daughters school. Mrs. Agnes Blount was in town Tuesday shopping. Nicest line of dress shirts ever shown in Winterville at Harrington, Barber Co. B. F. Tucker, R. H. and J. B. Little went to Green- ville Tuesday We still have hand a few cop- of Teachers we are off- to the trade at very low prices. B. T. Cox, Jno. of Richmond, is visiting relatives in town. Go to the drug Store of B. T. Cox A Bro for T. W. Wood Son's high grade turnip and seed. J. L. Jackson spent Sunday with relatives near C A. G. Cox went to Greenville Wednesday. Miss Nannie has ac- a position in the I of B. F. Manning Co. We are to welcome her to our town. A nice line of granite and tin ware at J. B. Carroll Co. Several more new pupils enter- ed W. H. Monday morning. The boys are making things lively playing ball All colors of paint, and yellow at Harrington Barber Co. J. E Greene spent Sunday Robersonville. We have just from the northern markets where we have Co- purchased a line of yards nice dress goods, furnishings, lusters, Ac shoes, hits and caps, also a large line of notions. We cordially in- Pair Tar lice -art whee s tor sale by A O. Mfg., Co. The A. G. C x Mfg, has just received a nice line of coffins and caskets. You n it want one, however, should you specially need one or more here is the place to get them at once. up. I have taken up boa-, about pounds ii fat, red black spotted, in left ear. Owner get same by proving property and paying cost. J. F. May, Greenville, S. C. STRAY I have taken up two male host running in my field, one one spotted, weighing about pounds Both marked and round bole right, smooth crop in left. Owner can get same by identifying and pay- charges. C. R. R. F. D. N. C. Miss Nannie Nichols will have charge of the dry good depart- in the large store of B. F. Manning and Co. She will be glad to have her host of lady give her a If a man hasn't any other bad habits he can always even the score by going into politics. at Harrington, Barber Co. In spite of poor crops, the A. G. to come and examine our I Cox Mfg Co., are still getting orders immense stock before buying else- where. A. W. Ange and Co. George from near go, was here and entered his Selma, in W. H. A nice line of fancy groceries always on hand at J. B. Carroll A Co. Barber Co., their friends to a few days and examine their stock of goods before buying. They are nor them buying them. . Cox Misses Cox and Cutler spent Sun- day in Greenville with Rev. Cox. Tho A. G. Cox Mfg. Co. are still making this Pitt Co. School Desk and are in position to fill your orders promptly. Joseph Butt is moving into his near the Baptist church. Mr. Elliott will the Fair house. Have you new ed vice for fastening sun tops to any seat original right. It will be your interest to see him before purchasing your boggy. for their handsome buggies and wagons. A nice of drugs always at Barber Best grade of calico at cents per and cents, quality at at Harrington and Company. Nicest and strongest line of shoes ever offered in Winterville at Harrington Barber and Co. Nice line of groceries ways hand Barber Co. The town tax books are open and will be at the store of B. Man- A Co. Iron natures great household remedy. A con Mineral Water. Stops blood from cuts. Cure Kidney trouble, Liver com- plaint, Female weakness, cuts sores etc. For sale at the drug store of B. T. Cox, Bro. If your school house needs desks send your orders to tho A. Co. They are large quantities cf them, ELECTRIC BURGLAR ALARM. National Bank of Greenville Installs tern The Electric Bank protection Co's. double automatic burglar alarm system has installed by the National Bank of Green- ville- It is the most complete of alarm that has been invented, and the com. installing keeps a standing offer of 11.000 to any one that can and defeat the object of the alarm. Cashier J. W. and Teller F. J Forbes, showed the reporter the bank and explained alarm system. The battery clocks and switches that operate alarm are located within vault. gongs are placed either Bide of th vault door and a large placed on the front of the outside. The interior the vault Is lined metal and so connect- ed with the of the alarm that every inch of the face is protected and an attack the vault at point will start the to ringing and at the same time turn all the lights the When the gongs thus started they will ring for or the vault is open- ed and the mechanism switched off With such a system the bank is absolutely protected against at- tack by burglars. clock it the vault is con- that also sounds the largo gong in front of the building for seconds at each day. NEW ARRIVALS With a feeling of pride, as well as pleasure, we now announce the arrival of our Men's suits for fall and winter wear. Our Garments are far to the ordinary sort that confront you every- where, and they come to us directly from the workshop s of the World's most noted Makers. many a new turn in the fall fashions, and we feel sure that you will be interested in every detail. We shall take pleasure in showing you all the fresh ideas the style kinks, an- we will drop a hint by say- that there is nothing like making your selections early, before the very best things are chosen. Very truly yours. FRANK WILSON CLOTHIER THE OF Some time ago e pA Railroad made an effort to ad. or near the of building shops the price f real estate was so high as to make it fur them to locate. they went to a settlement th tee miles from here, I ought a big of land where their shops will be out. A gentle- man here now offers railroad ten acres of gratis, one mile the town. would make an ideal site, it is probably be of service to the railroad company, or of benefit to the No bow h de- a its bard not to believe his flattery. Pulley Bowen THE HOME OF WOMAN'S FASHIONS. PULLEY BOWEN How The Will End Hazing. The action of class at Agricultural and Mechanical college unanimously deciding to expel any guilty of hazing a freshman, is the exhibition that come to our attention many a day. The offender, wit n the brand and stamp of his class upon him, will be dismissed by the faculty. The only effective way of put- ting end to a disgraceful tom is to have the crusade stun with the student Times. Two Dyspeptics Barns and Cot- ton Gins A man would like smoking even more than he does If was against If you art too fat it is your food turns to fat instead of muscle strength. If you are too lean the fat producing foods that you eat are not properly and assimilated. Lean. thin, stringy people do not hay enough Pepsin in the stomach, while fat people have too much Pepsin and not for Dyspepsia all the digestive Juices that are found in a healthy stomach, and in exactly those proportions necessary to enable the stomach and digestive organs to digest and assimilate all foods that may be eaten. is not only a perfect but It Is a tis- sue building tonic as well. relieves Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach, Heartburn, Palpitation of the Heart and Constipation. 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I. i III . PIP STORE Is receiving Daily. Stronger Goods, Clothing, Furniture and House Furnishings than ever before. See our line before buying. i I . i . arr. -.-. A LITTLE NONSENSE. What Fat, Off Oar- man Wouldn't Stand For. He a little, fat, off and ho called at the corner grocery for the purpose of paring a bill of a few standing. Aft- taking his money the groom handed him a cigar and you arc square, dot I queried the German. square, replied the grocer. exclaimed the puzzled you arc all square the grocer. Fritz was silent for a moment; then his face flushed, and, Wringing his fist down on the counter, he ex- I no more you I pay mine pill like a and you make a say I I know I as a I like dew choke. My you News. Mistaken. Lord There is one great trouble in your country in Ht opinion. Blood doesn't count, yon tow n or in country to sell, those to town lots or will do well to call me at my office in Gr. N. A. 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There is no line in the world better than If It Ills 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 C, THE REFUGEES- CONTINUED FROM PAGE lonely sen one contain who at any mo- snap found In a few Bl- and this pure I dying pas- tor, who arm in as lie the word I- then forever one. Ere one toilet I real aboard of i. flock from hid found their more. BETHEL BANKING AND TRUST CO. AT BETHEL, N. C. At the close of June 18th, 1906. RESOURCES. Loans and discounts Overdrafts 631.12 Furniture Fixtures Due from Banks and Bankers L 7.63 Cash items Gold coin, 885.00 Silver coin National bank and other U. S. notes 2,119.43 Total LIABILITIES. Capital stock 5.300.00 Surplus fund Undivided profits 1,174.30 Bills Payable 6.000,00 Time certificates of deposit 2,309.50 Deposits subj. to check 32,799.21 checks out- standing 72.67 Certified Checks 28.20 Total North I, H. H. Taylor Cashier of the above named swear that the above statement is true to the best of my edge and belief. H. H. Taylor Cashier Subscribed and sworn to be- ore me, this day of April 1906. Sam. A. Gardner Notary Public ST ATOM, J. R. BUNTING, M. O. B LOU ST. Directors REPORT OF THE CONDITION . FARMVILLE. N. L. AT THE CLOSE OF Loans Discounts 1,080.00- Due from Banks Cash Items i Gold coin 475.00 Silver coin 3,405.181 Nat, bk notes 8,179.001 Capital stock pd in Undivided profits Hills payable Depot, sub to check 31,777.06 State of North Carolina, County of Pitt. f I, J. R. Davis, Cashier of the bank, do solemn- swear that the statement is true to the best of knowledge and belief. Subscribed and sworn to be- fore me, this 23rd day of June 1906. V. JOHNSTON, Notary Public. J. R. DAVIS, TURNAGE. TURN AGE, R. L. DAVIS, Job Printing Our specialty. Reflector Job Printing Office XVIII. the v.; J kept at en, eye at brisk a gale. The upon her sail drawing aim and aloft, so Hint by tin- cud of tin. third week Amos and were out limy would look upon their native land more. we should make land by my said tomorrow And what will it Desert. Cape Cod, Long Is- we are in the latitude of the St Lawrence are more likely to see the coast. Then, this a day south. or two at tilt moat. A few more and shall bay myself fair brick lane ton, l i t look down on the Hie or Mys ., and see the ships So I would end my life In peace and The male's watch was from to and the moon was hill- brightly for the hour of It In the ear y morning, however, it clouded Over, and the plunged in- to one of those dim. clammy which lie on all that tract of ocean, j So thick s t . I the peep one could Just make out the loan of the I could see of or the Jib. The . wind northeast, n very keen j to it, and with her lee touch of the water. , at very cold die mate up and I down his lour shivered together under the abettor of , And then a moment one of up. thrusting his fore- finger Into the air and screaming. a white wall out of at the very end i, tin I the struck with a j force which lier two I like in a her to an to a and I of and wreckage. j mate bad shot the length of poop the shock had . escaped from the falling mast, while , of bis for- lull two had hurled the gap which yawned In the bows, while a third had bis bead to pieces against the of the forward t the whole front part of the vessel driven Inward and u sin- seaman silting dazed amid spars, flapping sails lashing cordage. It was as dark as save the white crest of a leaping wave, nothing was to be seen beyond the side of male was peering round In despair at the ruin which had come ho suddenly upon when he found Captain at his elbow, half clad, hut as wooden and serene ever. said he, at chill air. you not smell It, friend I found It cold, Captain age, but I set It down to the Is a mist ever set around them, though the Lord In his wisdom knows best why, for It la a sore trial to poor sailor men. She water fast, Mr. The other watch bud swarmed upon deck, and one of them was measuring the well. Is three feet of he cried, the pumps sucked dry and John to the cried the captain. clear away the longboat and let see If we may set her has stove two cried a Jolly boat, is in three Is Captain what can De eagerly. and her father bad bean wrap- mantles and placed for shelter In lea of him that he can take bis spell at the said the captain to Amos. Amos, yon a handy man with a tool. Into yon- longboat v, a For half hour Amos and trimmed and not much time, Amos the quietly. float now, though she's not quite water good. Lower away. Keep up the pumping there. Mr. lee that provisions and water as much as she will hold. Come with me, The seaman and captain swung themselves down Into the tossing boat the latter with a lantern strapped to bis waist. Together they made their way until they were under her man- bows. The captain shook bis head when he saw the extent of away the foresail It he. and Amos cut away the with their and lowered the en of then I Pap an i the it and dragged It a toss the mouth of huge gaping the he naked. mid a half , i- lost. put my i bet en bet plank tor as I i Keep the going there Have you the food and Witter, Mr. , the bows. boat lire n ire than an hour or two. Can yon see anything of the The mist had thinned away suddenly, and the glimmered through once more the great lonely sea and the stricken ship There like a huge was the piece of Ice upon which they had themselves. must for Can- There is chance. Lower the pal over Well, then, her lather if she likes It better. Tell them to sit still. Amos, and the Lord will bear us up If we keep clear of foolishness. You're a brave lass for all your Hugo. Now the keg and the barrel all the wraps and cloaks you can find; the other man. the Frenchman. Aye. aye. you have got to come Now Amos, the you last, friend It was well that they had not very far to go, for the boat was weighted down almost the edge, and it took the balling of two men to keep In check water leaked in be- tween the shattered planks. When all were safely their places Captain Savage himself aboard again, which was but too easy now that every minute brought the nearer to the water, lie back with a of clothing, which he threw Into the boat. he in. v his Li Tom- , i. It is n my way to give my more once, rush off, I The out with a beat lie gave a cry but the stolid New Fettled down to their oars pulled off. boat leak like a said mate. v. ill take her to the berg, leave yon all there If we can foot- and go lack the But they token fifty strokes before Adele gave a scream. she cried. ship Is go- hail d lower and lower In the water, i with a sound Of rending planks, she thrust down bar bows like n diving waterfowl, her stern Hew up Into the air. and with a long cocking noise she slot i and swifter, until leaping waves closed over her high poop tern. With one Impulse the boat swept round again and made backward as fast willing arms could pull it. Rut all was the scene of the dis- aster. Not even a fragment of wreck- age was upon the surface to show where the Golden Rod had found lust harbor. For a long quarter of mi hour pulled round and round In the but no glimpse could they of the Puritan seaman, and at last, when hi of the the water was washing round their ankles, they put her bead about once more and made way in silence and with heavy hearts to their dreary Island of refuge. Desolate as It was. It was their on y hope now. for the lead was Increasing, and It was evident that the boat could not be kept afloat long. The cliff face I them was and It glimmered and spar- all over where the silver light f l upon thousand facets of ice. In center, however, on a level with the water's edge, there was what up to be a huge hollowed out cave, which marked the spot where the Golden bad, In shattering herself, dislodged a huge and so. amid her own ruin, prepared a refuge for those who bad trusted to her. This cavern was of the rich- est emerald green, light and clear the edges, but Inning away into the deepest purples and blues at the back. Tint It was not the beauty of this grotto, nor was It the assurance of rescue, which brought a cry of Joy and of wonder from every Up. but It was that, upon an Ice and placidly smoking a long corncob pipe, there was perched In front of them no less a person than Captain of Boston. said be, I tell you to row- for an iceberg I mean you to row right away there, see. and not to go philandering about over the ocean. It's not your fault that I'm not and so would have been If I hadn't some dry tobacco and my tinder box to keep myself Without Mopping to answer bis com- reproaches the mate beaded for the ledge, which had been cut Into n slope by the of the so the boat run up easily on to the Ice. Captain. seized dry clothes and vanished Into the back of the cave, to return presently In body and more contented mind. The longboat bad been turned down for a seat, the grating and thwarts taken out covered with wraps to make a couch for the lady, and the bead knocked out of the keg of were much frightened for you, Amos bad a heavy heart this night when I thought that I should never see you Amos; you should have known To CONTINUED Some People Expect New Shoes HURT- And seldom ed They buy kind. Tue that a shoe should feel from the start is unknown them they have felt the luxury of putting on rightly made shoe. The Hanan Shoe offers more real comfort when new than their kind of shoes offer months of starts out a smart, stylish shoe and ends just its smart and stylish. There are not so many such people a; time used to be. know this because we sell so many more Hanan Shoes than we used. Maybe you would like to prove C. L. Wilkinson Co. RETORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE BANKING TRUST COMPANY, GREENVILLE, W. C. At of business 4th, 1906. Loans and discounts Overdrafts, secured unsecured Bonds, and fixtures from Banks Cash items Hold Hirer National bank US notes Total LIABILITIES. Capital Hock paid in Surplus Undivided profits, Hills payable Deposits Tim m, Due to A 3,085.29 55,000.00 120,558.50 308.86 Cashiers ck 558.87 Total, State of North Carolina, County of Pitt, I, C. S. Carr, Cashier of above bank, do solemnly wear that the above statement is to the best of my knowledge and belief. C. S. CARR, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to me, this day of V J. MOORE, Notary Public. F. E. G. FLANAGAN Directors REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE BANK OF GREENVILLE, At the Business, Sept. 4th 1906. 1181,587.04 and Stocks, mortgage. ft Fixtures Banking House line from Batiks Items fOld Coin Coin 012.86 400.00 647.32 886.78 617.12 1230,611.58 Liabilities- Capital Stock paid in 825,000.00 Surplus, 25,000.00 Undivided Profits less Ex- and Paid payable 1,000.00 Time of deposit 11,380.98 Deposit subject to check 112,946.88 Cashier's checks out- standing 6230,611.58 North Carolina, County of Pitt. I, James L. Little, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemn that the statement above is true to the best of my knowledge ind belief JAMES L. LITTLE. Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before this 10th of 1906. WALTER G. WARD, Public. it. KING, J. R. Knowing IS HALF OF IT. battle U h i v i rut a Same tiling when It comes to buying w at to where to and what you are to pay is where th comes in. o- convince you that thin is the place to in COTTON MEAL AND HULLS Hay, Corn. 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Of RACE QUESTION below was wot us by It prominent and of Few mud it gives a good Mi of how the thinking men of fin c to look upon rue Let us r first the of mm. v hat is it It is a series- of great pulse-beats, whose flood his fixes its life. if i dammed tort t the mountainside, it the has it stagnant for generations and d the world its sweep. Theories, creeds and in- hallowed by age are cast ms rubbish on the scarred bills mark its The old world has been and a new one has. in the dawn of the twentieth century, The is the new century with the imperial crown the ages on his brow and of the in his hand. The old fought against in their courses -the re- tide the con- of supreme nationality and world mission. The young South greets the new era and glories in its manhood. He his voice in the cheers of triumph which are ushering in White Man. Our dimmed of local W e dream of the con- quest of the of steel have knit State to Slate. Steam and electricity silently transformed forces earth, annihilated time and space, and swept the barriers the ocean from the path of men. The steam shuttles f com- have woven continent to con ti Dent. I believe that Almighty G d has raised up our race in this world- crises to establish and maintain for weaker races, as a for civilization, f civil and religious liberty and all of good government. la this hour of crisis, our and Stripes that has never been defeated and never will be, has been raised over ten millions of semi-barbaric black men in the Philippines. we repeat the farce of reverse the order of nature, and make these people out If not, why should the African here, who is our equal, be allowed to imperil our A crisis in the history of human race. Tue nation gird her loins and show her right to master the future or be mastered in the struggle. New questions press upon us for solution. What is ii today in the dawn Being bad all the time is of the twentieth Our W city governments are A stitch in time often lot by the Negro vote. His of embarrassment. insolence and crime threat He who loves runs away ens our womanhood not I will have fewer bills to pay. White mat. The African ha.- held this globe for years. He hat never taken one progress, except as slave of a superior race. I and San Domingo, be rose in insurrection and butch- thousand white men. and a ago. He bus ruled the e beautiful islands since. Did be make progress with the White In- fore him was only yesterday we received report- of the discovery of He L had trial the Northern States of this Union, every facility of and progress, and he has not man who his added a feather's weight to the progress of the Union. Nations are made by men, Dot by constitutions and paper ballots. We are rot free because we can vote. We are been use or denied th- dared might of kings, freemen. We grant the lbs right to life, of if he can be happy with exercising kingship over the race, it dragging us flown to bis But if he find in lording it a ace, let h in for another which to rule. is not room for both us on this continent. We will it out on this line, if it takes a years, two hundred, five hundred, or a thousand. Ii took Spain eight ex- the Moors. When the time comes the Ai can do in one decade what the Spaniards did in eight centuries. I Man, really q e- in equality, prove it by your daughter to a Negro in marriage. That is the test. and race pride are the ordinances of life. The Saxon race is united and has en- upon its world mission. This is a white man's govern- conceived by white men, and maintained by white men through every of its history and the God of our fathers it shall be ruled by white men the archangel shill declare that time shall be no longer Will Build New Factory. The John Flanagan Buggy Co. has from Mr. R. It. Planting the properly corn- of Fourth streets, containing about half a. m re. Mr. E. O. Flanagan tells us the purpose of the company purchasing this property is to erect a three-story brick factory building thereon. It is a location for such a factory. only in the nth, where a white Woman is unsafe and liable to in. of the hellish kind, but t is f.-t in re; sing in our North- of a matrimonial agency pay their money and take their choice. Even when a girl doesn't lilt en, States. Shall we longer .,. have , t,. ate Negro Inspector of while it with some man who would be out another ii she didn't go. and allow our children to be obliged with . or public .- the Will c Kan's race, lour and in has come whet n i lie in might, break l. d us to . trike down t,, i t power, and r to ii i their birth- right, which received, a price legacy, from om fathers. I in to our I to do His work in history. What other races failed to do, we in this continental fork in Owner flan get Sam Stealing is a bald I i i. piers i i tin -t, v m . in red i in fifty girl k in a new i mill ii. it. i i, i . w A p to . . in . F. O. STRAY TAKES I have take n one gild h i . black k r b . about no pounds, ii under oil mi right pestilence, did, wild beasts and savage horded, until out of it all it has grown the mightiest nation in the world. Is Negro worthy to by proving property and paying charges. Near Race Track, Greenville N. C. and Our Buyers have returned from the Northern Markets and in a few days our store will be crowded with New Fall and Winter you are invited to see. Our stock will be complete in every department, our buy- have been careful to provide th- best and newest In each lice represented in our large collection Merchandise, as usual a high standard of quality has been maintained and the lowest prices consistent therewith will prevail. We Have Just Opened a small shipment of Long Black Silk Gloves. should call early before sizes are broken up. Watch this space for announcements of new arrivals each few days. Visit this store often and keep an eye on our new showings. V. JG rUE EASTERN REFLECTOR. J WHICHARD, Editor and Owner. and Friday. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR No. GREENVILLE, Pin COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 1906. NO JACKSON NOT POOR. TOO VALUE PLACED ON HUMAN LIFE. The Great Statesman Had More Early Advantages Than Most. Verily we must abandon the belief that Andrew Jackson be- longs to the class of American youths who rode to fame and fortune by their own efforts, aided by help of family and friends. Never did he taste the bitter cup of physical want, of hunger and cold, of helpless spirit breaking poverty. Never was be home and loyal friends and a sufficiency of the comforts of life. Never was it bis lot to suffer that humiliation, that mortification, that inward- bleeding wound which the proud nature writhes under when thorn is no money in the pocket, no change clothing for the body, no welcoming light in any win- in all the world as the liar- a day its end and wretched night comes on. Poverty Why Andrew Jack on never his whole life had a genuine what the cruel word Pew men have been more indebted to the gent affection of a self Few sons of poor parents have had such ages as were bis lot; a few lads of poor parents ever did such a amount of manual labor. Compared to the rugged, self- taught Benjamin Franklin. Rog- Sherman, Abraham Andrew Johnson, Sam Houston, Francis Marion and Nathaniel Greene, the boy ho d of Andrew Jackson almost assumes the of been cast up- on beds of Tom Watson, in his magazine for September. ALMOST A WOT AT HAMLET Difficulty Conductor and N- Incites Whites and Blacks. Sr-pt. and last in-tit It looked as though a real riot was inevitable there. White blacks were armed with pistols and everything in hue that could be had Animation was order d all Hie ton- for an uprising was made. The the tr able, all I can learn, began Jays age. M hen Pup, Bl, a freight com whose inn i from here f U a a train John got s C. Bel i i the go on p I cars and release the hi , . When U wont u lop order- of the ho began to curs i engineer and and it is slated that Bell threw a rock at When so or in, the tor drew on Li baud, ran and r conductor and bad suspended from the service c After a thorough however, the reinstated. rs In Hotel l-pin as rel iii d i along nine impudent . ; much a is . others who came Hi-is ere knocked LOAN FUNDS ii i and d I I. mi up as What authority to allow bail has in a ease where a by him to gate a homicide finds that a person did the killing does not declare that there were any extenuating or cir- connected with ac- of the Where the is to have occurred under circumstances which it to be a case of In the first or in the second degree baa he power to do anything more than issue a commitment for accused Does the give him the tight to grant the accused privilege of bail in such cases Is not such proceeding solely within the jurisdiction of the judges of the superior and of the supreme who can determine by a on a writ of habeas corpus tier it is a bailable case of 1905 section declares that many persons as are found by of the coroner's jury be taken and delivered to the sheriff and committed to and same section provides for the co.- making a report of his pro- next term of Can coroner do anything but send to jail or dis- charge Admitting, however, that there is law for the coroner fixing amount of bail for a person found by his jury to be responsible for the death of another he should have regard to the nature of homicide and fix the in a sum in keeping with the character of the of- That being so, does it not strike our readers that n- five hundred dollars is a very small bond to require in a case where the victim was shot down without provocation; in fact, while acting in the capacity of a peace maker We feel sure that most who the before the coroner's jury in this city last Friday or who read it in the papers yesterday, surprised to learn that bail had been fixed for the person charged w that crime at the astounding low figures of twenty live hundred dollars. Too little value is put life by our people. Homicide is not re- with the horror that it should be. Men with little prov -c with nine at all shoo a The deed a slight sensation for a day; i he is to trial after the cannot any longer lie nut is acquitted or allowed to submit lo a grade of homicide much below the one the lac in the case it to lie and a light is Imposed. it that this placing of small value I life by a to increase disregard for among the people When slates o rs by their official act- that think lightly they help to make life wore unsafe and are Ina for the lei ling which Rained n rue awn ma they have the right to take the of life and death in their own right to draw the ever bandy pistol and shoot to avenge a wrong or an nary one. Wilmington For Needy Students, Greensboro, N. C, Sept. State Superintendent of Public Instruction Joyner suggests a to needy girls seeking as most, suitable form of testifying regard for Di. and the form of most suited to bis desires he be beard to speak. Mr. Joyner, just as be was the train for this speaking of the proposed bronze statue to he erected to the memory of Dr, on col- campus, said he be glad to contribute to such a test and then ever else is done by a grateful people to memory of Dr. I knew bis will well enough to know that one thing that would please most would be the establishment of a large loan fund at the college that so well to aid young women of limited in North Carolina to secure the education and the power and Messing that be gave bis life lo make possible for COLE CIRCUS. MEMORY OF down as fist as they came. of the race threat f k . etc., made. T in . fl of white p.,. to make quite a amber armed Hi m any i in Tuesday, . 2nd. The Selfish Man. The one who from the rest of mankind, one who has talent and uses the same for his own individual aims and desires, the one who plays to the galleries always looking for and seek praise for himself; is the man who is a and has no rightful place in the progress of world and the scheme of life. Look over field of action in any de- athletics, sci- society, you will find that unless those engaged share unselfishly in the management and all work together, destruction follows. In politics the man who is looking for his own interests alone is the one who will Boon be out of a job. In athletics the individual who possesses talent skill in some particular branch, and uses the same for the applause of the grand- stand will sooner or later the team on he In the business world, when a man begins to think that talents the safe- guard his film, ignore ideas aid plans, follows; and in the social life the is a distinct Journal. Unsurpassed in the Show Line. A very large crowd attended Cole United Show in Greenville Thursday, and the verdict of all that it was cleanest and best circus that has been here. It does not seem that this aggregation of per- formers be surpassed. The bareback riders, tight wire lists, trapeze performers and trained were their feats. There were a number of clowns and their capers was a source of constant amuse- menagerie was large and some of specimens rate and valuable, lot of never seen. lie handling such a . It is man strictly on business There is a place for every man and each one is exactly in his place at the right time. j Mitchell, press agent of the circus, is one of the of clever gentlemen, calls on newspaper people and extends them every courtesy, but takes pleasure in showing explaining interesting SUPERIOR COURT. ShootS Negro. Mi T.; L. Bland, of hotel Herbert Mu- head, were before the mayor Thursday. Mr. ii to keep off hi times, as the Int. persuaded Mr. to leave him. Mr. Bland finally told him he caught points in the handling of great show. With such record as Cole Brothers are rill their circus they come this way another sea- ITEMS. N. C. 1906 aid spent with relatives Belle has sick list the past few days. Miss Bessie Harris, of is visiting Miss K. T. Langston family, of spent Sunday his brother, O. H. J. A. spent and with friends near Farm- ville. Misses Kate Chapman and Hat- tie of Miss Eva Langston Saturday and went to yesterday. G. L. Carr, of Snow Hill, was in the neighborhood Tuesday. Hi i Langston and sister, Miss away attending the F. W B. T. of Ayden. Dull went Snow Hill Monday and returned Misses Hattie and Carrie Smith spent Saturday and Sunday with Misses and Vesta Mr. and Mrs. Fred of Scow Hill, spent Sunday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs Governor Glenn Requested to Inaugurate This Movement. Greensboro, N. C, Sept. following address to the of North Carolina was issued To people of North Charles Duncan mo-i in many things that make up for the of State, has his work. He has himself to his selfish lite will bean to children. In view of all he bas done, and all that he been to we believe hat lei people should take immediate action to perpetuate his memory. Let us cast in bronze his noble form and face, let bis statue keep guard over the Institution which be brought into being and made great. We the gov- -talc to appoint a to take in charge plans for n and creation such a statue, we request to receive and ac- knowledge subscriptions to a fund to be raised for this purpose. George T. Winston, W. H. Osborne C. G. Wright. K F. Wharton, Daniels, Z. V. Taylor, I H. Robertson. K. Scales, Andrew Joyner, B. E. J. Justice. him on his again be him. again went and Mr Bland proceeded to pat his word- execution. He twice, bat neither shot took effect. mayor hound over to court a flit bond each. Body Mount Bee rel. Mill Move to Dr. H. O, Hyatt will move from to Wilmington on Got, 1st, to establish office I here lie has bought the record books of patients, practice and good will of Dr. W, V. Galloway, the eye. ear, throat who will retire to his farm Edge- comb county. Haywood Jones, of Wharton, after spending few days with his Mrs. U. returned to his n Miss Maud who has been spending with her aunt. Mrs. K. K. has returned tr her home near Aurora. in Three Suffers Second Fire Loss Months. N. C, Sept. the second time in past three months property of Mr. J. B. Dunn, by fire. morning of July 4th his residence on Dennis street was completely destroyed, entailing a loss to of two thousand dollars. Again on Fri- day morning bis saw mill about four miles, was burned. His loss in this is estimated at about five hundred Mr. says that fire was probably occasioned by the being left open and the Mind which during night Mowing the sparks to the shavings around the mill, thus to t be mill sheds. The Hie occurred about o'clock the Pawnee Bill's circus comes next The Kb. A kiss is a proposition. Of BO use one, yet absolute bliss to l lie gels n nothing, the young man In- to d it and the man his to boy it. baby's the lover's privilege, the in To a wiling to lied woman, hope, and to maid, charity. Ono of the things you can't buy on credit is experience. Signs of Deterioration of Character. When you are satisfied with me- When C. ill I Ml trouble When do not feel troubled by a peer d work, or when a j. i I yen at it i. When o are to do a thing st fir expecting to do i. later. n you i untroubled in the of system- less surrounding- yon might remedy, When you can listen without u protest to stones. When your begun to cool, and you no longer the same standard of that you once did, in u you do not at .- eat your mother, as you o,, , did, b ill at ease with her. When you begin to think lather is an old logy. When begin to with people whom yon would not think of taking to your home, and whom you would not the members of your family to know bat you September in Session The following cases have been disposed of since last John Lewis assault deadly weapon, guilty. Ed Avery, assault, pleads guilty, judgment suspended. Ed burglary, pleads Dock Daniel, assault weapon, pleads guilty, sentenced to jail months to be assigned to Made, carrying conceal- ed on. pleads guilty, sen- i months jail to be as- signed to minis. Josh Williams, assault with deadly weapon, pleads guilty- sentenced to jail months to be assigned to roads. , Bill Phillips, larceny pleads guilty. Laura Murphy , larceny, sentenced days in jail. W. by man and Eddie Barnhill. affray, plead guilty. James Taylor, assault with deadly weapon, pleads guilty. sentenced to jail ti months to be to roads. In another case judgment was suspended behavior. Hedgepeth, larceny, sentenced to jail months to be assigned to roads. Spicer assault deadly weapon, pleads guilty, sen jail to be ass to road. In three other cases mat h judgment was suspended good behavior. William Rives, assault an high way, guilty of simple assault. Sylvester peddling with out license, pleads guilty, fined and cost. T. B. Cherry, assault, pleads guilty, sentenced to jail to be assigned to roads. Morris, assault with weapon, sentenced three months in jail to be assigned to roads. Joe Applewhite, carrying con weapon, plead- guilty, lined and Alfred assault with weapon, guilty, judgment of Simon Hooks, l with deadly weapon, In another against e ant be was found sen fenced to days in jail lo be as- signed to roads Joe d Griffin, aft y, lie and hull costs, tin c Drank an, in dead y we I. gin J k Davis, i- ripe I. pleads i in dining b to pay With i -tin, Frail .-l i v I e Its hill, If h ll mail i U i id. I; . i- -Is. Id Wei I sen I jail lo in- o o i a of I I beat tiara -is and n in . in a same .-, v. James Bell fur home burning war . , e years, In for Judgment was suspended during good behavior. John Lewis Williams for assault deadly weapon, red In to tie assigned to roads. William Ward w nit sentenced lo jail for months to be assigned to roads.