i. mum RN Rill OS -EM . I in Greenville, N. C, hi class at in and adjoining. in to E NOV. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. Meeting There was quite a good attend- of business men at the mayor's office, Monday night, upon the meeting of the of Commerce, Several new members were enrolled. principal business of the meeting was the election of a board of directors. E. G. Flan- A. Ellington. H. Carr, J. S. Smith. D. J. r RUNS This talk y Blackburn of con-1 and F. M. i testing the election of Hackett is were chosen. simply harking up a tree. He knows there is no ground for a contest, and if he does such a thing North Can Una ought to he made too warm a place for him. are trade papers that I , with new enterprises J throughout the South and give lists th es from week to week. North Carolina comes in for men- this line, her list any the for last week being as how Burlington-Bridge Company; did furniture factory; have the ,,. side did. and that is about all company. Charlotte com- develop- company. company. Monroe ; company; r a It company. Statesville company. Mooresville--100,000 cotton mil. Greenville ought to appear far more frequently than she does lists of this kind. There is op- for profitable vestment in enterprise and it is f. of the that there arc taken of. It cannot he town need them, for know no town v . there is to it. Peary went north and south again. Ai d the pole continues to do same stand sled undiscovered. Uncle could get rid of e Philippines, the can y could ad Butler, elephants would be disposed of The Tar and frankly admits disappointment over the th election. Some candidate s seam n -t have learned that the over. A membership committee con- of Wiley Brown, W. S. Atkinson and F. M. was appointed to solicit the men of the town to become members of the chamber. After some discussion it was decided to have a general meet- of the chamber with speeches and banquet on the night of M Dec 3rd. J. L. C. E- Bradley. C. O. W, S. Atkins and H. A. White were appointed a committee to arrange for this Senator J- L. Fleming was on and made some re- marks relative t the needs of the town ; awakening of interest in th Chamber of Com- After adjournment of the chamber the board of directors met and selected an executive committee consisting of F M. Wooten. A. B Ellington and D Whichard. The chamber of commerce is well on foot should the co-operation of every man in the community The will be one of good in the development if the business men red make it such. Marion Butler not yet ti recovered from tie shock to tell how it happened. The Superior court county made quick work of the who shot Col. Holt last week. In four days after the of e crime the ad been tried and convicted of burglary and to be hanged Dec. 6th. That is the kind of swift justice that fies the people, and where are thus dealt with there L. no occasion for lynch talk. It is about lime for the next change to be ed, or the moon may get ahead of it. must be in bad taste when even many in his party are glad of his defeat. Of course Senator Simmons TIGER WAS P Work a end Bag tie New Hampshire the law re quires that the successful can- for governor must receive majority of all the votes cast. the recent election in that State the highest candidate in the race fell short ten votes of a majority and th legislature will hive to select the Chi. f of Po T. Smith and Assistant Police Mr. Clark recently did a clever piece of work on a blind tiger hunt, and were rewarded by catching the offenders red- handed. Some of the details were known several days ago, but until the chain of evidence could he made complete it was thought best not to make the facts public But it is a good story, even if coming a little late in print- The police officers were Purnell Renders Arbitrary tied that a blind tiger existed somewhere out in tobacco town, Wilmington. N. C, Nov. 12.- lowing the trail carefully feels proud over it. to He has a Tony asked what was rid how much, received things and making themselves very friendly. Some another from the country, who had brought in tobacco, put an and he was soon chatting along with Amos and j his new friend. This last intimated that he would like to j have some whiskey and Amos divulged the fact that he get it him Upon being h a quarter and requested to get it, Amos left thirsty man at the warehouse went ill the direction of V store accompanied by the t is- guised officer. Before reaching the Amos told his to seep one side to avoid seen as ho could not u e liquor if anybody was him. Officer dark did as directed, but hid where he could watch the door. Amos advanced and rapped on the door and after being hailed from within to know who was there the tit opened, wanted a piece of money from Amos and handed a bottle. Th the two, Amos and the officer, walked back to the warehouse and the bottle was given to the waiting key. Officer Clark's friendship was transferred the latter, for he was bent on finding out what that bottle contained, and the two left together. The low with the bottle was social and offer, d to share it with his new chum, and officer Clark soon discovered it contained the real stuffBeing satisfied along tOM line Clark left the fellow with the bottle, returned to the ware- house and told Amos ho would like to have a too. A quarter was passed over, Amos left him at the warehouse and a went in the direction of Tony's. He without a bottle this time, saying that Tony to get up any more because it was so late. Officer Clark, then made him- self known and at once proceeded to arrest Amos, and joining Capt. Smith they went and rested Tony. Both the have been hound and Federal court, and the evidence is complete against them. HAT is what u an- d resent buying our tine ice lollies i lead u h it he With a You gel better s ant hem- -s a tatter f-M- t w c st, yon m f r v- If -1 line s in his d -la I H, hi bi.- t I, e buying In .-item em-. t ii . I t e lime, are I I i.-eT you BE WELL males-the buying ready they are dear an v rice. No fur nothing g Cl and high cl Cost far more than they need too When to an up will one o our Suits, the few do you might economy or good sense r. and et us show you how good styles in Fine Clothes for and everything desirable in d i furnishings. ., ft WILSON King Breese, the ville b buster, thought he was clear of it but it la stated that the govern- is to take a whack at him another bill of in- having been found on t e art under which he can be tried. May justice s if he con. trial. Purnell in the United States court this morning, gave judgment for defendant in one case and con- another because T- Esq., i. c ; I in each ease, was a I late in arriving n the court Mr. Meares protested against tie disposition of the cases, laying that his client in the one case set for had come with wit at great expense to attend court, hut the judge would not relent and Mr. Meares gave notice of an appeal in the one case in which was given by default. Dread Of Riches. very startling information c from Panama that the ca- hands must work hours a day. We didn't know they were working at all. Just thought they were having a big and drawing pay. Next time you hear the Re- publicans talk about big things they are going to do, just point them to the vote of 1906. The man of a week income had just been rejected. Vainly he pleaded have the case re- opened. said the girl firmly, have read that all mil- begin on a week or less, and I deem myself worthy to be the wife of a mil- Some poor fellow with about a year might catch me, she added thoughtfully.- Philadelphia Pub- Ledger. If there H not much let The Reflector help you get more business. discovered his lair. From oh- they believed that To y Evans, a colored man who conducts a small grocery store in corner of Twelfth and streets, was selling .;. on the sly. and that had in delivering the goods. They then began how to catch the game, and this is where the f the work came in. One night Capt Smith secreted near the store of Evan to watch for and saw enough to convince him that he had struck the right place. The next nigh; was selected to execute the plan of capture. Policeman Clark, with a application of burnt cork and a suit of shabby clothes, con- himself outwardly into a and they say the disguise was so perfect that even his closest friends BRIGHT PROMISE FOR 1908. Democrats the country over read in the returns from Tues- day's elections bright promises for victory in 1908. Everywhere there were demo- gains, and the able showing made in the usual large reduction in the republican majority in congress is decidedly a widespread change of s That it is a change of largely in the behalf of a need reformation in the tariff is also strikingly apparent, putting t its question still further to the as it does, as the leading issue in Surprising in its results was contest in New York State, immense Democratic gains are recorded, the Demo- in fact, c -coming the large of two years ago, and with the ex- of governor, State by a small vote The success of Hughes in his race for governor is not an indication of Republican strength; it is dent that Hughes was stronger than his party. El in other States where the contests waged give similar a growth of Democratic sentiment. In Kansas, for instance, it was could not have so as to make the situation u . an extremely uncomfortable one for the Republicans. disguise- be sauntered out to one of the tobacco warehouses where Amos Elks, colored, was a night watchman, Capt. Smith in the meantime having again gone to his hiding place near store. It was not long before the disguised officer and Amos got so chummy that they to- walked the watch- man's beat around the ware- house, talking about various Altogether Tuesday's results were gratifying from a Demo- standpoint. They indicate a steady and substantial growth of the representation Congress and clearly point the way to victory the next national contest is fought with the issue of tariff revision as the battle-cry of the Constitution. New. latest, n--to-elate Fall and Winter Dr Woolens, Dress trimmings and Cloaks-. space to give you a. few price I lots will take pleasure in Mill goods in solid colors. Plaids ard mixed, the newest things at LOU, per yard, ES AT ANA PRICE SHU Region mid for Ladies the tin. ft -ii and i most comfortable made and -I a- 3.00 Percales and school dresses in figures plaids. c -Z and cent our underwear is complete. F. DAVENPORT ES Neat Job Pint r specialty. elector Job Printing Office This department is in P. C. N . who is authorized rep- resent the Eastern Reflector ii V, and territory i ran A. the fall of the year has come Th;, , . , m here tn f and money in greater circulation, boy will . a good com- fl winter suit B. F. those in Winter ville and on the routes leading out from here, who are in arrears on subscription to the Daily Eastern will confer a great favor a pun us by handing the amount to me your earliest convenience. Receipts will promptly. Subscriptions also solicited F. C NYE. Dept. John R. Carroll went to Kins- ton Sunday night. The A. G. Cox Co., are Co., h. them of all See them for prices. Miss Mollie Bryan left Monday morning to teaching near We have line of cent- umbrellas we ever i Co Little Miss Irma Cannon, of Ayden, spent Saturday with Hisses Carrie and Henrietta Wesson. Good nice three crown raisin at J B. Carroll Co. Anybody in need of a stylish still receiving orders for their up to date dress will see W. buggy bodies and seats. This goes Ange Co. before buying. They to show that they are putting up are over stocked with mohair the best bodies and seats on the goods, silks and nice shirt waist market and we are confident you goods. will make no mistake in sending I them your order. Theodore Cox went to Parmele .- i. t, . Saturday on business. Misses Mollie Bryan, Effie Bar- u . . .,.,, . Elizabeth Boushall m of Cox attended the Teacher's sheik can get them at J. B. Car- Association Saturday and report d excellent the We B. T. Cox, Bro; Rev. W. E. Cox filled his reg- appointment at the pal church Monday night and re- turned to Greenville Tuesday I t e of B. T. V is, . i W. R. Lamb Jr., of Williams- Leon Smith, after quite a long ton, was here Tuesday evening absence on account of business, has resumed his place in the car- j factory to the delight of New lines of fine dress goods his host of friends here. T Bro. line of plaids of all grades just at B. F Manning Co. They are going. Call and see them at once. Plenty of best 1-me always on hand at A. W. Ange Co. We saw to-day five of the n-i and most up to date bout buggies from A. G. Cox shops being carried to one of our neighbor counties. line of Fall and millinery ready Inspection t nine 19,11; Thursday All invited to call at our new the J. It. Smith and Company. John Stokes, of Greenville, was here Saturday on business I -I in- great A eon central-d Min, from en-- Cured Kidney m plum , mires e. F-- a toe The A. G. Cox Co., has on hand a full supply of their arriving daily Barber Co. at Harrington B F. Manning Co. are add- Tar Heel carts and wagons. a commodious warehouse to see or write them before you j their large store thus adding so much to its convenience. Miss Mollie Bryan spent Sun-1 j. E Green went to Greenville day with her friend. Miss Lucy p Manning, of , . . The plow is the mill remnants n thing for tearing up rough land. flannels that surpasses any thing we ever saw for the money. Harrington Barber and Co. You can find them at Harrington Barber Co. Miss Chapman left Mon- day to begin teaching at the Car- roll school house- This is her first but she is well in need of the pared for her work and we and patterns can find them for her marked success at B. F. Manning A Co Rev. T. H. King, of LaGrange, was here a little while Tuesday.; In of a Drum- mer the author, Mr- fer tells many incidents ed with the uniforms supplied by Uncle Sam to the soldiers of Camp Cm Lie After various difficulties resulting from ill-fitting garments, he was a very small man who had received a very large pair of shoes and had not been able to effect an exchange. day the sergeant was drilling the company on the face, left face, right about of course watch- ed his men's feet closely to see that they went through the movements properly. Noticing one pair of feet down the line that never budged at the com- the sergeant rushed up to the possessor of them ard in menacing tones, do you by not facing about when I tell you I will have you put in the guard- house. I did, said the trembling recruit. did not sir. Didn't I watch your They never moved an you said the poor fellow. are so big that they don't turn when I do. . u. Why use that old sew- machine of yours when you can get a brand new through the motions on the for the next few days from at CO. The business done through the Bank of Winterville amounted to more than thus making inside of them Female Fear of Mice. Why are women afraid of mice Although this problem has an excellent record. Others are j Z V r taking advantage of the the attention of th and why not you. The A G Cox M r Co., now receiving orders improved ; aid. order W are nor entire of Dress ids at prices ii will be in i-i them re come before l th. e a mil are Bone. i-MI and no and several same W y. Harrington and j greatest philosophers, it must be i admitted that we are as much at I loss for a scientific and j logical explanation as was Adam ; after the first field mouse of the j tribe drove Eve up a York Globe. There were regular services at the Free Will Baptist church Sunday morning. Elder Pitt- man, of Ayden, preached an ex- sermon. The Hunsucker Man- by A. G. Cox Mfg. are still in demand. Better send them your order. Miss Cox, teach- near Greenville, spent Sun- day here with her mother, Mrs. E. E. Cox. A full of and fruit at B Carroll A Co in need of nice winter pants see B. F and Co. Dying, The A. G. Cox Co. have just shipped a car load of their Pitt county School Desk. Better send them your order at once. It is rather early for students to engage rooms but already from Onslow, Wayne, son, and Green have made for the spring term in W. H. S. They keep coming. Nice sun dried apples fresh and bright at J. B. Carroll Co. Miss Kate Chapman, who is teaching near spent Sunday with her parents here. FOR SALE.- One-half corner lot with three room dwell- UP. I taken up one , vetch if fat. red 1.-. in m. Owner eon same by property c- s. j J. P. May, N O. When Joshua comes you will laugh and laugh. Reward. I will pay a reward of and expenses, for the arrest and de- livery to me of Will Turner, col who escaped from the chain gang of 1- int. Oct. 28th. about years old, weighs about pounds, about feet inches high. Send any information to the sheriff or to Joe Supt. Greenville, N. C. NOTICE. STRAY TAKEN UP. I have taken up one unmarked stray hog, red sandy color, weight about or pounds. Owner can get same by proving property their own light, as I shall refuse I have f each and one for These notes were given for Swifts 1904 Washing Machine right- Any one buying or trade for these notes will do so in and paying W. M. Jones. R. F. D. Greenville, N. C. Ti inn ii mill fifty tn a to in a w knitting in Tar o, W. O. Go d i e-i Apply O. W, Jeffrey, P. W to pay them on account of mis- representation. This Nov. 1st, 1906. W. H. Tripp. Notice of Dissolution. We, the undersigned, have by mutual consent dissolved co- The Baptist church was taxed to its full capacity Sunday p. m., by the immense that came to hear Rev. J. E. of Greenville, h a most excellent sermon to the Red Men. Greenville and lodges were well also, all numbering between and one Sickness prevented the writer being present but all those who were present speak in highest of Mr. sermon. The season is now at hand when most of the farmers are housing their corn and some of them are worried about not bodies in which to haul their corn Now don't let this worry you any longer for the A. G Cox Mfg. Co., has on hand a full sup- ply of these bodies and would be glad to supply your needs. R. V. Jefferson, of Greenville, has accepted a position with wheels. Winterville Electric Light Co. . . and offer the entire conveniently located to school of consisting and business part of town- For merchandise at cost. A particulars see J. A. Manning. Winterville, H. C R. A Parker, from near Co- was here Tuesday visiting his son Richard, who dent of W. H. S. Goto the of R. T. Bro T. W. Son's null trade turnip seed. Call and see the large line of ladies and cloaks at B. F, Manning Co. They are off- them at a bargain. The young men will do well to see F. Manning ft Co., before buying their fall hats. They are offering Special bargains on their entire lino. The A. G. Cox have just completed for sale pair of their old reliable tar heel cart discount offered. For terms and particulars address R. J. Little Co,, Conetoe, N. C. R. J. Little, J. H. Clark. We will pay the highest mar- price for chickens, eggs, corn, peas or anything in that line. In the Court Fill u S K. Harvey I. in R I. H. W ad th VI Manufacturing Company TO THE AND STOCKHOLDERS OF THE GRIFTON TURING COMPANY. You will that bis been In the notion re- November 1908 of Pitt Superior court, which at the In Greenville, on the 9th Monday In September, being the 5th of November. Id action brought purpose of of a re for the ft riff on la the complaint therein Bled or, an I all and i e toy f tit , . i 11--11 r t he p ii, u m i i ii ii e i f -r i ., IMPORTANT LAND SALE virtue of the given me by the las will and of It M I shall offer at the in she town of Gr on Monday. Dec 3rd, valuable building lots situated in West Greenville, on square it. hi, mill in Kn Mill-. Map h location and e of I b-. seen at Dr B A Terms of sale of ale o'clock Dec 3rd. E A Executor of It. M. Th Farm hi f i n ; i which Kl live I will e t tie year 1907. par- House, J linen L. N. v. I I'd SALE OF PROPER TY. Notice la that on Thursday. November 1906 l n, will t the of the lat- ii . g. ah the personal p the th nM K of i i o s, i i i i m and i piano, plow, i bit f. I on. and kit the of MY T EVA. V M Problem We can solve it for you. -Leadership Furniture Sale Competition is Brisk Furniture Sale Claims are many and WHY What decide it. There is but one test. That sale is best and most Important that offer you he Lowest Prices on the Furniture You Need Come and be convinced. Yours to please. TAFT COMPANY Pictures Framed to Order. THE HOME OF WOMAN'S FASHIONS. PULLEY Save the Worry The hot weather brings you I enough discomfort without Ins; over what, you shall for breakfast, dinner and supper, with a large fine stock c e. Canned Goods, Package Goods, Pickles, Butter Cheese, Coffee, Tea, Cakes. Candies, Fruits, as r carry, the selecting and buy- are and the all saved It will take no argument to you of if you visit my store and see what I carry. You can find me one door North of J. B