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Jr- ANNUAL STATEMENT. for County. . r y of L j I;.,, . i ., ., of . o i b In p I t I Of . i. i. N i Preachers Year. recent North at Rocky the following appointments the Washington dis- A presiding elder. A. P. Tyer. Bath, J M. r. J. H. M Giles Swan Quarter, E C. Sell. R R Grant Id, J. L. Humble Greenville, H T Plyler. and Vanceboro, B. lie V. A. Forbes. to be supplied by r. Bethel, J. II. Martin. I R. H Willis. c it I Rocky Mount, First D. Ii. Tuttle. and Cloaks, Raincoats and Furs I North C. her brings . over win Mi u ha . ti . I- . i I h i . ;. I in if. Mount. B II. Black Nashville, W H. Hope. W. O Davis J. A. S Elm City. C Brothers Wilson, F D Swindell Ft Ii. E. Hurt. Fremont, C R Former motors of Greenville church wen sent to the follow-J Roxboro, J. A. Hornaday. Elder Raleigh dis-, r t. ii i. CM j These Reduced Prices Grad. STYLISH COATS OF . Cheviot, Mixed and Plaids. ;. t . in tor a U Friday and returned Sunday Mi i L. L. . . F Smith C ; M. Eure. n . I. Wilson. . M. s . Dee. . Greenville,; . -i here with relatives Tie an wife, who I; n vi siting relatives here for home Sunday near Alice Hudson, who is teaching near here went homo are Priced for Quick and you Should Come to get First Choice fell than to buy goods when can meal and SHIP STUFF, t very lowest I also line if m on these. See me ,, J H N SO F. COW RUES FOR CASH V- CO. Station Nov. Calvin Mills and W. A. went to Greenville Saturday. Mies Maggie Smith y Miss n, near C Mills and James Mills re- turned Sui from near Hone. v have been visiting. V. dark and his son. John, and from here went to Greenville yesterday. . Co and wife, of and Sunday near in re visiting relatives. Miss May Midgett attended First Choice. Elegant Furs fie at Saturday an says en- I joy it fin-i, taken the lead in your town Fancy , meeting Pictures. Books, Dolls etc. here ,. ; p you a beautiful lot of folks will a . Friday Poor folks , will st re FOR XMAS r town to call at your st i will not be to be t M. Christmas. .- smith ii Miss ii i Sand y re it . u . eel, . i . c i am I s Libbey Glass mi. ad B-st, Jewelers A Opticians J. M. MOORE A BRO. I S IX I-C. NOTIONS, -S, HEAVY A; FANCY GROCERIES FRUITS, CANDIES J. M. MOORE BRO., Phone Five say k in r are . t , . . be . re . ii . i ; z i n .; y after they o man by his f a ere ain't ma ; i Journal of ii I Fox, Mink, etc, see our WOOL BED BLANKETS, Plain White and Colored Plaids, 104,11-4,12-4 II here for the Little Chi Wren's should war China a-, a Make its. Th ,. pr re- large lo if new. Our job printing is day EASTERN Bl J WHICH ARD, Editor and Owner. and ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR GREENVILLE COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA. DECEMBER 1906 NO. Hi STATEMENT. Of all claims audited and allowed by the Board of County Commissioners of County, together with receipt.; mid Disbursements and the Financial Condition of said county for the Baa J ending December 2nd. PAUPER. Virginia Atkinson Millie Atkinson Charlotte Anderson Richard Anderson John Braxton Hannah Braxton H. C. for H. II. Tyson and Bro. David Boyd Frank Bright and wife B Battle Burney Sallie Baker Martha Briley William Bernard John S. Cannon Sarah F. Cannon W. C Cannon Nancy Cox Phyllis Clark Reuben Clark Susan C ark Willis C Phyllis A J. C Abram W. S. Dunn Henry and wife Alex I, Titus Yaks Redmond Fulford Lisha Fleming Harriet Gardner Betsey Bettie G Willis M. ;.Holmes Frank Hines Robt. Lonnie and Del Heath Henry James Lawrence Joyner Mrs. Chas. Joyner Johnson B el Lang Ai Morris . Morgan .-. Norris child I. R. A. V- Randolph LJo . H. Spain Mi- . Spain Job. Shepard G. V Smith Nome Delia Staton Stocks Martha Tripp Mary Taylor Ellen Fannie Tripp Fred Vines Hi . . ii. Windham John n t Ar- liters Flora 1.00 1.00 1.00 I'M CO Hunt Frank Grimes Nancy Corbett BL H. Craft burying pauper Virginia Atkinson Millie Atkinson Charlotte Anderson Richard Anderson John Braxton Hannah Braxton O. Boyd Bro David Boyd Frank Bright wife H. C. for H. H Tyson Bynum Battle Pennie Burney Sallie Baker Martha Briley Wm. Bernard John S. Cannon Sarah F. Cannon W. C. Cannon Nancy Cox Clark Susan Clark Reuben Clark Willis Chance Phyllis Cobb A. J Corbett Nancy Corbett Abram Dunn W. S. Dunn Henry and wife Hannah Dupree Daniel Peggy Ellis Titus Elks Redmond Fulford Lisha Fleming Frank Grimes Betsey Bettie Gay Willis Graham Alice Gorham K Henderson Louis Hudson C. Horton Maria Harrington Isabella Holmes Frank Hines Robt. Lonnie Joe House wife Hunt Henry James Mary Jones Lawrence Joyner Mrs Chas. Joyner Marina Johnson Simon Johnson Susan Johnson Bettie Keel whom is and child v- Berry I , 1.0 20-2 Mrs. v on l on Cilia Inf. . o l M in Jno. SI G W Si CO Nonie Delia Staton Clemmie Stock Martha Tripp Fa Tripp Mary Taylor Teel Ellen Fred Venters , 1226 Margaret Vines Mrs. W. G. Windham 1228 John Wilson Wilson Williams Flora Williams Sam Walters Ann E. Jno Pollard family Louis If It 10- 1.00 No- To whom issued. Virginia Atkinson Millie Atkinson Charlotte Anderson Richard Anderson Jno. Braxton Hannah Braxton O Byrd Bro. H C for H Tyson David Boyd Frank Bright and wife Bynum Battle Pennie Burney Sallie Baker Martha Briley Wm Bernard Jno S Cannon Sarah F Cannon Cannon Nancy Cox Phyllis Clark Susan Clark Reuben Clark Willis Chance Phyllis Cobb A J Corbett Abeam Dunn W S Dunn Henry and Hannah Dupree Alex Daniel Peggy E Elks Fulford Lisha PI m Frank Grimes b s U G C. Horton Mar 0.- Isabella Holmes Hines J, I Robt Lonnie Am E. , Joseph Ham and wife . Hunt ,. Henry James Mary Jones Lawrence Joyner Mrs. Chas Joyner Marina Johnson Simon Johnson Susan Johnson Bettie Keel Langley Lang Berry Lee worth Nancy Moore Liz Mel,. At vans s Mrs J B I., Lion May Louis Met Ashley Ni Judy Annie Jno. R A Rob; Wm Rod Riley Ra Cilia Rives Jas H Spain . Mary Spain Jno Monie Delia . ion Stocks Martha Tripp Fannie Tripp Mary Taylor Teel Ellen Fred Venters Vines Mrs W G Windham Jno. Wilson Flora Williams Walters Jno Pollard family Louisa Vick Allen burying pauper , Virginia Atkinson Millie Atkinson Charlotte Anderson If. lO . lo lo. lo. 15.- ; i is child family it i R -1 Jno Braxton for H H Tyson Byrd Bro David Boyd Frank wife Bynum Battle Pi Burney . Baker Martha Briley Wm Bernard Jno S Cannon Sarah F Cannon W C Cannon Nancy Cox Phyllis Clark Susan Clark Reuben Clark Willis Chance Phyllis Cobb A J Corbett Abram Dunn Henry and wife Hannah Dupree Alex Daniel Peggy Ellis Titus Elks Redmond Fulford Tisha Fleming Frank Grimes Bettie Gay Willis Graham Gorham K Henderson Louis Hudson C Horton Maria Harrington . Holmes I; Hines lie Lonnie Ann E . Ham .; Henry James Joyner Marina Johnson Simon Johnson Susan J Bettie Keel Langley Lang Berry Lee Nancy Moore Morris May E M Luis lo. CO r. lo Ashley N and child -co id Judy -id family . .; Cilia 6- COO CO V Jam Delia ; Clean n Marti u, Fanni ,. Ellen air I Vick Mrs W G Windham 2-0 Jno Wilson Wilson Walters Betsey J O Proctor Bro burying pauper be Continued I o 3.0 7.0 no for Holiday. The Greenville tobacco market will close from Thursday, Dec th to Monday, Jan 7th. for the holidays Next Thursday will be the last sales day until the holidays are over. WEDDING OF LE MAN. Miss Louise of Mr Z. V. A surprise wedding was p formed today at Broadnax, . when Miss Louise a charm- young lady of that place, came the bride of Mr. V. -i h son, a popular merchant of ville. No announcement been made of ind th first news of the culmination of the romance flashed over the wires shortly after the knot had been tied in the form of a telegram to Mr. J. L. Ch r- the manager for Mr. Johnson's establishment here. Mr. Johnson left the city on a midnight train last night an even his best friends though h was going off on a basin and little dreamed that n ha planned matrimonial No details of the marriage have been secured here, but it is learn- ed that it took place this at the home of the bride's moth- The bride is a beautiful and attractive young lady and has m my occasions bee a visitor t Danville, where she won for her- self many friends by her ran beauty, delightful personality and lovely disposition. She has been the recipient of much social attention wherever she has visit- ed and is endowed with all the that go to up a sweet and good wife- Mr. Johnson came to Danville about four years ago from Lynch burg, and embarked in the mer- business. He is a prosperous young bus- man and has won for him- If through his fine business and close application a in the foremost ranks of commercial world here. Mr is popular among all with whom he is acquainted, and has a host of friends in and other cities, who wish him his wife no end of pleasure ind happiness Mr and Mrs. Johnson are -x- to arrive in the city on of the afternoon trains, will make their future home here and expect to day for a bridal tour. Bee. 12th. Mr. Johnson mi rolled a boy, an I has a la number of friends and relatives here. ed in Scotland e came to Greenville at the age of and after finishing school went in bu with Mr C. T. conduct a very store. Desiring a larger field he went to Lynchburg, Va . about six years and later tn Danville His friends here of his success in congratulate him upon hi A Hint lo ts. There i.- , in which do holiday and during the remaining day before Christmas th stores be crowded with customers. pie will find it much to their ad- vantage if they will do shopping early in the week. I i this way they will have time to make selections and th sales people will have more time to wait on them. Do not wait for the rush and take chances getting what happen- to be left, Greenville merchants have nice holiday stocks, as you will so.- by looking over the ad- columns of The Re- Don't that a little money new and then is relished by the preacher men. MAS OUR CHRISTMAS. -or Requested to Hanging wed. Sylvester Barrett is in sen n -to e hanged on I h, for the ill J last January. have been hanged , .- Since then there is been an effort get his ten commuted imprison so that the if . . from of the , 1- the time It has be re v.- ; , the erection of a scaffold in the 1.1 to Bar- This date of execution Lei Kg so do el h pi of t are almost d at thought of joy and love being by .; Numerous telegram been t Glenn that the hanging be for thirty days, and we hop. Will, for the sake of the women and children at least, grant this request MEETING AT CHRISTIAN CHURCH Thursday night was scene of much solemnity at the Christian church The work was that of ordaining an elder and four deacons, Rev. Mr. of Washington. c. and State Evangelist, W. G- Walker, being present. Brother Walker cunning- ham took part in the ordination service. The scene was Mr Cunningham's charge to the elder was full of sublime thought, and carried with it much conviction Mr Walker delivered the to the deacons which listened to rap. which Mr Cunningham tho sermon of the even- It has been on the lips of all v him, blessing born with love to those v. ho did not hear Thursday night Mr. Walker preached an able sermon to an appreciative audience n which he presented the State work to his hearers. A nice little sum was raised for Atlantic Christian college. Wilson, N. c. Friends of the Christian ch ch will be glad to know that the work moving on in good shape. W. Arnold. JUSTICE ELKS A JOINER. is one of Pitt's rising men He served the Good Anywhere You Ft Him. As I his week down in I . . night overtaking me I drove to tho gate of our worthy and highly m friend, Mr J. J Elks. B e and Mrs. give me hearty handshake, bad mo enter an make myself I was pie of his county four years an of the board of corn- mi giving en Ire fa ion, But his popularity does not stop there. In the recent i m h was made a justice the pace On the inst ha was called upon to exercise his official ability in a magistrate, and that he joined four loving he holy bonds of wedlock. Go it, John, and Scripture Help th b- ; multiply and earth. Long life and a , to you and yours. Av A F s Hi

. FOR THE LITTLE ONES. A Geographical That Quick Thinking. Seat -i a ring. Lot the ii one a . m . I in ii-, I ;. a I . t. I n the name of r, lake, etc., world or ii agreed Vt rt no, r. ft . . phi- . me. The is . if by the fails to supply drop out of t lie keeps up long- Any player may .- i in T. any time e challenged to give the location of the ii. named. If he cannot do ii- ho must pay a forfeit. Migrating Birds. Sonic naturalists that the go north in summer are the stars. It seem- incredible, but the argument in its favor is plausible, says the is known that these birds fly steadily I ward the north n clear nights at a height of at least three miles above earth's At that elevation it possible for them to distinguish the of the country, and yet -they go on uninterruptedly. This be explained in one of two must the sense of direction, a be bees and wasps, or they are by the stars. If have the sense of direction, is it ii. they seem to become cloudy nights and seek the ground The only reason- i. h re is that they are en- with the power of by the Queer Grass, There is i grass in some parts of New Mexico arid in other parts of i. that makes eat I go to i.-- horses fall asleep standing a r eating it, while cows an done. The cat I often i es of the . i feed half an -o And go to sleep. They deep i an hour. ; i follow. It is not known it is in the grass the sleep. It may lie e is i rt the poppy, or it may be i the nature of ha. i i . t. . I I pounds . col r it . i. Th for n Wear man a i The as quid back . re . as . ; . e . i i . r. I . e of Hire ; i t it on t in i. can . f it Why, to ear. I II e i. then conic A . to the i. that good s c if there church, i business feel that r to him. lie being u ways a f tenement charity and on S tea. I tiling can that. the popular magazine a is altogether t id wants to know for it. By do i the town, the r and the l association hare ins hours out of I now she . eds an i- every evening. , i i sen. There is i . ,. meeting on tap I louse commission, i n or m I . goes lo church, i the Sunday school and The if done for a man I to cells. Ii The pro . . . . a the .--it's that I. e elementary I cell- in nit; and n res In i A in and i i p own tissues IT J I i- ma ti word- a his liter. for this . i. Ii. men- of i the expert a number have their re. i a i me ill thing. Take Its I. rose as an n Greece, and of these over the table i entertained in heard there was i., hence the expression Excuse. i university man who ii of foreign i i- iii his talks and ts was under fire e. The feeling lists was that the a enough i. said pictures, me foreign phrases history which i lead guilty to kind of is ; ink of the in i had i -s hung . were thing i e re him I. try to reproduce This be says he bar. A professor of mi the process d to have taken the I need for those ion. Professor Led- to bring his cells into t sue or to give them runts. ft exhibited i artificially of real has not A Lively Court They had a lively . In Algiers when thirty I eve. re brought up for their sen The judge had just I it when a notorious thief a hoot at him. It hit the judge squarely on the do e, making the blood spurt. Till a to the other prisoners, a storm of boots, caps and articles hurtled through air. end the confusion the hand of thieves made a dash for The gendarmes had to draw their swords before order re- stored. All the caught and iii again the judge, w i t; vi all three years more e labor com- on o .-.; . Professor W. tells in his V. l and some stories in the laud of Omar Khayyam. One is of a man who, t from in- flamed eyes, went n horse tor for treatment. The veterinary gave him some the that he on the man He brought snit M to Tho e; the e w, down his arc no dam- be The man t a net Ween The Kaiser's During the German army the kaiser's temporary consist of a camp house of wood. In addition to sleeping and hath rooms, the kaiser has a large room, which serves also as dining and reception room. smaller apartments complete his improvised house, from which the imperial standard When evening falls n huge is kindled his majesty's door. i- Kept burning all night, and the likes to sit beside it and talk to his friends. On these occasion all is forgotten. Another of his majesty's evening pleasures i to walk round among the sol- bivouacs and witness their rough camp joking and games. Colors That Cure Consumption. The value of light as an agent curing is becoming recognized. The latest of the idea is the assertion of a medical man that tho clothes worn by consumptives should he of a color which will allow the light to penetrate the body. White mate- rials, it is found, are the best for his purpose, and consumptives are advised to clothe in snowy raiment, either linen, velvet, cotton or cloth . however, is Journal. First Fee. the greatest of of tho owes his brilliant career almost entirely to his peasant father, who, although self instructed, not only taught all his sons to play on every but In- incessant toil them the best available musical training. The never lived t see his triumph, and by a pathetic irony of fate the first fee the young violinist received was spent wreath for his fa- A Libel on Chicago. have been m some tough in nay time, but beats any- thing I have met. go around in must gun, and you must that gun j m your right jacket with the business Use who at any dearer a, .--. Burial . prevailed Until the Whites Came. Mound builders of the Mississippi valley in the manner of burial of their dead in close touch with those of the valley of the Ohio and thing in common with them, embracing the idea's display-1 ed in the ancestor worship, of the oriental as well as antedating the custom of a granite shaft as a mark of over the graves of our de at the present tune. Formerly builders were supposed to have become an extinct race, occupying the territory in which these numerous burial mounds arc found prior its b the American In- but in light of more re-I cent and more thorough writes I in of the i; has been shown burial of the dead in. mo ii i's has been practiced by the of the who c i i the territory up to and in- some of the time when the first white people fettled in the up- per Mississippi valley. The former erroneous supposition about principally through the of the Indian. questioned concerning the mo end their content he ii. act the stoic, to. accord- to his ideas of ancestor worship the subject was held red and was to be touched upon, nor were any of the belongings which had been buried with him ever hi any manner to he used again by any i man. For this reason when flint arrow or spear beads they would profess ignorance and insist that they were there before the arrival of the Indian. The conical mounds. Mr. Her- states, are generally j or family burying mounds. The earth, sand or other material is car- there by members of the tribe or the nearest of kin and filled around the body. Apparently the farther the earth, sand or material of which the mound is being built brought the more laborious the work of carrying to place of interment the higher the respect paid the And in re- they do not differ materially from v. lit. We would to erect over a grave in the middle a shaft made from the limestone of the local Galena for- but instead get a granite, shaft shipped from Vermont or. elsewhere, equally as great a dis- and at as greed an Tying Shoe Laces. The following is a good hint for tying shoe laces so that they shall not come Proceed in exactly the same nay as if you were tying the ordinary bow, but pass the right hand loop through the knot before drawing it up and give a steady pull on both loops. It should be however, when untying that the right hand string must lie pull- ed, for if the other is pulled it will tighten the knot. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY'S TAGS, AS SPECIFIED IN AND SIMILES OF WHICH ARE SHOWN ON THEIR 1906 OF PRESENTS. This space was bought to remind holders of our tags, who may have overlooked the fact that our offer of presents for the return and delivery to us of tags, as made and in our 1906 and Circular of Presents, expires by the terms of the offer itself on January 1907. We would not consider giving presents to one with- out giving presents to all, for tags that reach us after our offer has expired, and for this reason we will not consider any cause whatever for delay in delivery of tags, and we will positively refuse to give presents for any tags that reach N. C, after Tuesday, January 1st, 1907, which is the full extent of time as heretofore stipulated in our offer. No employee has authority to change or modify this or any notice or offer made by us. R. J,. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO., N. C. STRAY TAKEN UP. I have up a Bandy color- I, black spotted male hog that running with my stock. hog weighs about or fork funds, mar I round h in right ear. slit I r c same by . and paying J. E. I CREDITORS, TRUST COMPANY, j AT N. C. . close of business Nov. 12th, RESOURCES. j ii- ,. , Capital stock and III I t t f. For Hair. If the hair is oily, greasy and moist, the following be applied shampooing once a fortnight with green soap and a lit- borax in the rinsing A quarter of an ounce each of of. and borate of both powdered; an ounce of best cologne, an eighth of an ounce of tincture of cochineal, an ounce of alcohol and sixteen ounces of dis- tilled Cr of Iron Sinks. To keep iron sinks and iron smooth and free from rust use in cleaning them. Wash then in the water in which toes have been boiled, using a well boiled potato to rub any spot which may have become rough or rusted, afterward rinsing clean with very hot. clear water. By cleaning in this way they will always be smooth and free from rust. For Wild Stuff the wild with bread- mixed with either oysters, chestnuts or celery. Do not put logo and other savories with these or you will destroy the flavor, but a suspicion of onion to the crumbs and fry them in butler in frying before putting in the ether ingredients. To Polish Put steel buckles, one at a time, in a box of line emery dust and shake steadily end for minutes. The friction will drive the every inter- of the ornaments. When they are bright wipe off the dust with ti soft silk handkerchief. Wicker Furniture. painted wood r raw be dyed almost color with good dyes. Red is effective. Wet the surface to be dyed with hot water before fade . ,. , 1.- . . ill.- ., his be I r he th . K , i- Ii in NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. K tics is hereby given that stock holders in the incorporation of the does by consent of each stockholder the company and will not do further in said name. This Nov. 27th. A. G. COX. See. NOTICE We will make application to the Board Commissioners of Pitt county at the meeting to be held on the first Monday in January, for license to retail liquor for six months in the town f Fountain. N. C. Nov. 27th. 1807. STRICKLAND HEATH. FR iv Due from ash items Gold coin. A e mi bank other U. S. notes -Surplus fund D divided ii- p . -.- ,,. lime of d M .,,. j j to check a not- standing Total , State North Carolina, County of Pitt, I. W H Cashier of tho above named swear that the above statement bout of my knot and belief. H W Subscribed and sworn to be- f to me, this 16th day of Nov 1906. T. Carson Notary Public M. BLOUNT, R. J. GRIMES, STATON, . . sufferers of Kidney, or I Other ma nil say a bottle and if t, cure we will refund our We say a nil 11.00 size five bottle of ind if it benefits you, then SOL until This advertisement entitles you bottle SOL at PARAMOUR RICK- a limited number f bottles Don't miss this op to test SOL. REPORT OF THE CONDITION THE BANK OF FARMVILLE, FARMVILLE. N. t. Al OF BUSiNESS, NOV. Loans and Discounts Stock paid in Overdrafts Secured 1,608.87 Surplus Fund 76.39 Undivided profits i of Deposit 938.72 subject NOTICE TO i Letters of on the en- of Walter decease this been issued to me by the Clerk of the Superior Court of Pitt county, notice is hereby given to all persons holding claims against said es- to present them to me for pay- duly authenticated, or or before he 26th day of November 1907, or this n will be plead in bar of their re- All persons indebted to said i are requested to make late payment to me. This the 26th day j of November 1906. D. M. JOHNSON. of Walter deed. Jarvis Blow Due from Banks Cash Items Gold Coin Silver Coin State of North I County f Pm. f I J. R. Davis, Cashier of the above-named bank, lo so y swear the above statement is true to the bust of Knowledge and belief. J. R Cathi and sworn to be-1 ; fore m, this day W. I. 1906. I W. J. V. JOHNSTON, R. L. VIS. Notary Public Direct to braid and children's cotton knit underwear wanted by the Josephine Mills, the largest and best knitting mill in the South Easy hours, from a. m. to p. m. Good pay. of good boarding houses. Ad- dress Josephine Mills, G. ltd CATARRH CANNOT BE CURB LAND SALE, ,, virtue of a mortgage executed and to Winslow Mills by John a. Braxton and wife. ton, on the day of November. 1904 the will sell for cash be- fore Court house door in Greenville on Thursday, December the 1906 the following described parcel or lot of land, situated in the town of Ayden and en the north Bide of First Street, be- ginning at a point on First Street at a in the ditch and running a north- course with the ditch feet years is a aim S line, thence a west- is composed of the best curse with J. S. line . combined with the bent fee baa ditch, thence , directly on MOM said t First The perfect of two j gradients is what with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, cannot reach the seat of the dis Catarrh is a blood or constitutional and in order to cure it you mi take internal remedies. Hall's Cat. Cure is taken internally, and on the blood and raucous surf Hall's Catarrh Cure is not a q It was by the best in this is TWo and fifty to work Id a now mill N. C. Good to W. Jeffreys. thence an outwardly Street feet to tho begin- one third of an more or loss, and being lot front J. H. ac of November, WINSLOW . G result in curing for testimonials free. F. J. A CO, Props., Sold by price lit. Take Ur I. H. i. IV . ill U Hie hi-. , -n . j k Sill no, be r .-Mid Agent. i An. he prices now i I n. Fred who has new been spending several week front with his parents near hero. turned to Charleston, S. C I near Tuesday to resume his position. Mr- of a vi is here on a visit to his of es and David ire. I We m c r tis. . E. B Gard- have . ti c an R. Ii. M. Dixon, i -i- have in a visa to I . m lilies hi. ids. is i i- r i i i. th ti i. d and cheap our E-E. Co. always have fresh hand. handle Goldman's shoes for women, Hisses and children. pair sold under strict guarantee. On overcoats clothing Cannon X Tyson can l you in both quality d from , here he you need any paint be sure on E. E. Co. making Wednesday afternoon out v at th i hi n e fl r. firm John i win n and v. and u ; t d , ,. mad Col y and an Ethel t-i i man and . en, j able an I . P. . crowd in John . Gaither II; Ed Miss I -i K i Jo Sum . Savage, i . ii. and Mi n e . i.- bark this . to glide on smooth a ripple to find a I . which will prove to th m i it worth living and its a u happy one. Mr. 1-. Furnished music on his . from the . selections which was highly fill. Hooks i.; a i J. M. Blow hot . within himself and his pres- performing the mice welcomed wherever hope for tins handsome he goes. h a life replete with golden p line Full an and lowers, and v, i mill n i goo s in the future of a read for t well perform id. at an interested in 10th 1906 mug and heaters it will pay, .-invited to cad V ll C-0 t- K . . . ill, de . w tint a a i i . will r i h n i ; i ours, and i and trust, if . goo. . rel but one o i ha- ill-U U lip i i . i ; ;. It I m A full line of Men and eds, . Every I us h I i ii r . u .in s . -on. plat- in from . . . be a ii ; friend ., the . i cotton cu ii . Wednesday evening ck, miles I m Ayden, i i the ice Ur. hi. lovely Miss Ma . w. united in marriage .-, . b to out- ; . II. I llI i . . . I.-, iii -I h i are . i mil i- eon cap s, and the . . . . , . a he . . tariff, h c in pa it i and h , r-- roes back to his i i Lite r S, T . DRUGGIST AYDEN, NORTH CAROLINA. lo Thursday examine and, J prices that Cannon Tyson are at I. J There were two auction sides Tin- f persona property here Wed- Th i of the late Mrs by J. a. ton, administrator, and that of NOTICE The agency existing between E. Window and J. W. Mills -A- to I is hereby discontinued. All per- car loans cotton accounts , f ,. , . ,. , i through said agency seed for which we will pay requested to est cash e. Don t sell come in at once settle same, seeing us. op THE BANK OF Ll it . bug i tic i and soon is in the a . has been i n s on i. Old I IS K . i. Of course this should have n ling to do with a man's pun- i is that is to say he should be hiked off to the .,imply because force needs war ,.,.,., his work, if the same presided at all the criminal terms h -re the force greatly augmented. An old rounder ; . to work on a judge who knows nothing about him. Greensboro Record. I i . ,. . . I f ill notes accounts will be at my o Ike Greenville This Oct. Yours to serve. F. Lilly Co We are i quested to announce that on ii t- after January 1st, 1807, M. Ai Saul's will only t cash, This is for acquaint- The agency existing between strangers and friends, ii T. L. Gerald Co. and J. W. is to be none will consider Mills is hereby discontinued. All themselves exception. Ne- Mr. Sauls to this ,.,,, Co , extreme, lie merits a liberal , and settle with J. E. patronage and should receive it. Winslow for same. ,. , This Dec. 1806. L Gerald Co. . Reared i . . . idea i, r ii i i expenses, line .-4- . lends Hold Coin, Iver Coin, , New Sons Sock-. A supply of new s books i , i l for use in the have just r i received, Superintendent W. H desires that as many the Sun- i.-; school members as do so The M ii hi- i . . r . . .--1. in was . i Ins I thing . his men all I . i Seine ll i I 18- his meet at the church night i- -.-ii notes S notes ,. .--.- at o'clock and learn some of lo -.-; , ., . i the new songs go the books can used next Sunday. Total. I i hi. C. E Spier has purchased the Jewelry watch business of J Taylor and will continue t f d w. I SAtE By of authority vested in iii trust executed W. OF NORTH I. OF . B i . t i f the above Is true S sworn t I -i i 1806 I. Tile Don't forget a little money now and then is relished by the preacher men. About three-fourths of the , . . things you put off till tomorrow i . and never done. B. SMITH, lei ID Joseph Dixon PHYSICIAN me B, O. Director Oil.- Block, East Railroad Hi N. C. . trust me in stoic occupied and wife. Magnolia B. Beth- f Mr. Taylor. The latter pen- Trust ill-limit J. N. ALEXANDER, by we Very much moving to High Hathaway and wife, I January 1906, at noon, at the Court house in Greenville, Pitt County N. C, sell t say anticipates Point at an early day. Hi a Wit lite laid and can good-. Don't buy before giving Frank Lilly Co the highest bidder for the following tracts of land tract of land bounded the north by the lands of Jesse Harrell, on the east Bullock, on the south We are to learn our a . . . ; J. Holland, containing ill acres more friend, Miss Bums is quite or of land bounded I on the north by the lands of J, I lock, on the east by E. Canon Tyson cordially in- the south by Little and on to call ones UP- to-date Cloaks and I tbs day of December, 1906, coats. . I M. O. Blount, Trustee. W. J. BOY NEW FIRM 1.1. ALf S CO. AYDEN N. C. FOR XMAS NOVELTIES. SECOND DOOR TO Dr. M. M. DRUG STORK. All kinds of Xmas goods a Also Heavy and Fancy Groceries. The best drinks dispensed at Fountain. Remember us for Santa Claus. J. N. Alexander Co. School Stationery ow is your time to saw , . by coining to us for , -1 school sued for i- pens, era- and yo ; . one o ed . lit B. nor, sir The T tor of an Iris . .,,. tie, i. . i .-f ; a I ., Si w ha Ni nu tie we have also a great assort- A- th rasped M II id t n Dainty i . nun- ad and to n a an note paper tor ladles use of court. all tints plain or hemstitch- n The mainstay social M. SAULS, Druggist AYDEN, N C fill then, n i; I. he stained window all., out C paved, the ha the alley old. N. c. door time with then IV-at In i i r. j a- variety of the

r-v we . m FOR THE LITTLE ONES. A Geographical That Require Quick Thinking. I the ; bye in a ring. Lot th r say the name of lake, etc., the world or h agreed let- T. l . . aha. It's in . ; t, fa h pin t. th I .- ; tie. The cl an time I if it If by to supply out of the keeps up long- Any player may to give the of the hog mimed. If ho cannot . do this lie inn-i pay a forfeit. Migrating Bird. Some naturalists think that the ;. north in summer are the stars. It acorns incredible, bill the argument in its favor is plans the Chi- raw It is known that tin's birds fly steadily toward the north an clear nights at a height of at least three miles earth's At that elevation it it possible for them to distinguish the f the country, and yet uninterruptedly. This In- explained in one of two ,. must have the sense of direction, a-- haw he boos and wasps, or they are by e stars. It have of direction, why is it they seem to cloudy nights and the urn The only reason- able n p are en- power of by the Queer C .- There i- i in some parts of and in other II if T it Tl- for a Wear man a i The as quid back am; A sod to tho . that her good t i- if there in h, . re i . . . i hi . r; e of . foot. Ti in i id t to i pal ti e it up then conic the household de- magazine i is altogether to-. d wants to know for it. By do f, the town, the r and the association hare encroached bis hours out of now sometimes feels that she in eds an introduction to him. lie i- every evening, being u model i There is ways a meeting on tap f house commission, school board, S . lie goes to church, t- Sunday school and i H r-la- The if ii ii r i an for a man that. parts of i. i make I I go to is . ii -e- fall Stand i- . it, i cows The of rat es of the ore the; feed fur half an or -o t to sleep. They p hour. i low, Ii is not ii ii ill is the gross e pp. It may lie o, or it may he e the nature of ha. a i- word- a his for his -h In mean of the expert a n have their us-- iv, i a sentiment thing. Take Ii- rose i . Greece, one of over the table in heard there was t. hence the expression i university man who foreign i es his talks and was under fire The feeling lists was the is a good enough ii. said pictures, me foreign phrases history which i lead guilty to kind of re hi lute is . ink of the in Well had i rs hung i were i re fated; . able to II Tho pro I . to . e ; exhibited artificially ; of re has not cells into t. roots. Celts . . . the asserts that he em ring eel in and n res r forms i i in fluids and . i a or I i i i own tissues to try to reproduce ii he A professor of in the process to have taken the i -Hi for those ion. Professor Led- to bring his sue or to give them sill rt A Lively Court They had a lively sci a In Algiers when thirty I re brought for their sonic . The judge had just scalene I the l when a notorious i ; a hoot at him. It hit the pros judge squarely on the . making the blood .-part. a i to the other prisoners, for ii storm of boots, cups and articles hurtled through the air, and the confusion the hand of thieves made a dash for I The gendarmes had to their swords before order maid lie re- stored. All the caught and the judge, year- more ,. milling an o i. in all three corn- on the V I Professor Jackson tells in his P -i and some stories ill in the laud of Omar Khayyam, One is of a man who, t fr mi in- eyes, went to a horse d tor treatment. veterinary gave him of the salve that he used on the mail hist Ho brought suit 1st The the c down his are no dam- be man gear a H T; Mad me keen an ass The Kaiser's During the army the kaiser's temporary of a camp house of wood. In addition to sleeping and hath rooms, tile has a large working room, which serves also a dining and reception room. smaller apartments complete this improvised house, from which the imperial standard When evening falls a huge lire is kindled his majesty's door. i; kepi burning all night, and the likes to beside it and talk to his friends. On these ceremony is forgotten. Another of his majesty's evening pleasure- is to walk round among the sol- bivouacs and witness their rough camp joking and games. Colors That Cure Consumption. The value of light as an agent it curing i is becoming recognized. The latest of the idea is the assertion of a medical man that the clothes worn by consumptives should be of a color which will allow the light to penetrate the body. White mate- rials, it is found, are the best for purpose, and consumptives are advised to clothe themselves in snowy raiment, either linen, velvet, cotton or cloth. . -ilk, however, is Journal First Fee. among tho greatest of of the owes his brilliant career almost entirely to his father, who, although self instructed, not only taught ail his sons to play on every but by incessant toil them the best available musical training. The parent never lived t see his son's triumph, and by a pathetic irony of fate the very first fee the young violinist received was wreath for his fa- grave. A Libel on Chicago. been tn some tough In time, but Chicago beats any- thing I mot. So go around i must a gun, and you must curry gun m your right pocket, with end Cue genial who at may c- Burial prevailed Until the Whites Came. Mound builders of the Mississippi valley in the manner of burial of their dead in close touch with those of the valley the Ohio and . in i with the idea's display- ed in tho ancestor worship, of the oriental as well as antedating the r of a granite shaft as a mark of respect over the graves of our de at the present time. Formerly mound builders were supposed to have become an extinct race, occupying the in which these numerous burial mound; are i mud prior to its American In- but in the light of more re- cent and more thorough writes in I he it has shown that burial dead in has been practiced by the of tho Poxes, who the territory up and in- some the time when the fir I people settled in the up- per Mississippi valley. The former erroneous supposition came shout through the mi of the Indian. V questioned concerning the i -11 and their in the accord- ideas of ancestor subject was held sacred and was i to be touched upon, nor were any of the belongings which had been buried with him ever any manner to be used again by any man. For this reason when shown flint arrow or spear heads they would profess ignorance and insist that they were there before arrival of the Indian. The conical mound-. Mr. Her- states, are generally or family burying mounds. The earth, sand or other material is ear- there by members of the tribe or the nearest of kin and filled around the body. Apparently the farther the earth, sand or material of which the mound is being built is or tho more laborious the work of carrying to o place of interment the higher respect paid dead. And in this re- tin y u from v, ,;. ; . would to en t over a grave in the middle a made from the limestone of the local Galena for- but in-lead get a granite shaft shipped from Vermont or elsewhere, equally as great a dis- and at as Tying Shoe Laces. The following is a good hint for tying shoe hues so that they shall not come Proceed in exactly the same as if yon were tying the bow. b it puss the hand loop through the knot before drawing it up and give a steady pull on both loons. It should be however, when untying that the rich hand string be pull- ed, for if the other is pulled it will tighten the knot. For Greasy Hair. If the hair is very oily, greasy and moist, the following should be applied daily, shampooing once a fortnight with green soap and a lit- borax in the rinsing A quarter of an ounce each of of. soda and borate of soda, both an ounce of best Cologne, an eighth of an ounce of tincture of cochineal, an ounce of alcohol and ounces of dis- tilled water. Care of Iron Sinks. To keep iron sinks and iron smooth and free from rust use soap in cleaning them. Wash them in the water in which toes have been boiled, using a well foiled potato to rub any spot which may have become rough or rusted, afterward rinsing clean with very hot. clear water. By cleaning in this way they will always be smooth and free from rust. For Wild Turkey. Stuff the wild turkey with bread- Crumbs, mixed with either oysters, chestnuts or celery, Do not put sage and other savories with these or you will destroy the flavor, but add a suspicion of onion to the crumbs and fry them in butler in the frying pan before putting in tho ether Ingredients. To Buckles. Put steel buckles, one at a time, hi a box of tine emery dust shake them steadily and for Borne minutes. The friction will drive the emery into every inter- the ornaments. When they are bright wire off the dust with a soft silk handkerchief. Wicker Furniture. wood saw be dyed almost ajar oW with domestic dyes, tied is Wet the surface to be dyed with hat water before IT-; IMPORTANT NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY'S TAGS, AS SPECIFIED IN AND SIMILES OF WHICH ARE SHOWN ON THEIR 1906 OF PRESENTS. This space was bought to remind holders of our tags, who may have overlooked the fact that our offer of presents for the return and delivery to us of tags, as made and in our 1906 and Circular of Presents, expires by the terms of the offer itself on January isl, We would not consider giving presents to one with- out giving presents to all, for tags that reach us after our offer has expired, and for this reason we will not consider any cause whatever for delay in delivery of tags, and we will positively refuse to give presents for any tags that reach N. C, after Tuesday, January 1st, 1907, which is the full extent of time as heretofore stipulated in our offer. No employee has authority to change or modify this or any notice or offer made by us. R. J,. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO., N. C. STRAY TAKEN t k n up sandy color- spotted female hog fanning with my stick. ling weighs about or marked fork a h in right ear. slit I r same by II op and paying i Jo. . i TICE TO IV- II I II I II I I I Ill .-. , illI e r 1.1 r. ill the o 1-1- In. I In- . e I n bi r , it hi- r mi . i- r NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. Notice ii hereby given the stock in the incorporation of the does by ; I of each stockholder company and will not Ho further in said name. This Nov. 27th. 1906. A. G. COX. Sec. NOTICE We will make application to the Board of of Pitt county at the meeting to be held on the first Monday in January, for license to retail liquor for six months in the town of Fountain. N. C. Nov. 27th. STRICKLAND HEATH. TRUST COMPANY, AT N. O. u close of Nov. 12th, 1906, stock divided ll , bi jeans and i I- n-s from items deposit j subj u t- coin, r 4,787.37 j Total State North Carolina, County of I. W H of the above named swear that tin-above statement is true to of my know edge and belief. W. H Subscribed and sworn to fro me, this Nov I M. BLOUNT, T. Carson Notary Public R. J- GRIMES, STATON, Directors. OF THE CONDITION of Kidney, Liver or I l Other say a bottle and will refund our say a nil size five bottle of mid if it, you, then r SOL until This entitles you . SOL at PARAMOUR RICK 4- a limited number away. Don't miss this op to test SOL. NOTICE TO Letters of administration on the es- of Walter decease this been issued to me by the Clerk of the Superior Court of Pitt county, notice is hereby given to all holding claims against said es- to present them to me for pay- duly authenticated, or or before he 26th day of November 1907. or this n will be plead in bar of their re- All persons indebted to said are requested to make payment to me. This the 26th day of November 1906. M. JOHNSON. of Walter deed. Jarvis Blow THE BANK OF FARMVILLE, FARMVILLE, N. C. close op no . 12th, u LI A Loans and Discounts Capital Stock paid in Overdrafts Secured 1,608.87 Surplus Fund 78.89 Undivided profits Fixtures Deposit ML Due from Banks 35,938.72 subject Cash Items eh ks o ding Gold Coin Silver Coin 79-550- -f North Carolina, I County f Put. f I J. R. of the above-named bank, do y statement is true to Knowledge and belief. J- R Cathi and sworn to fore W. I. j W. J. V. JOHNSTON, R. L IS. Notary Public Direct Wanted -Experienced to braid and children's cotton knit underwear wanted by the Mills, the largest and best knitting mill in the South Easy hours, from a. m. to p. m. Good pay. of good boarding houses. Ad- dress Josephine Mills, G. ltd sod fifty W to Id a new ill Is C. Good W. Jeffrey, -a LAND SALE. virtue of a mortgage executed and to Winslow Mills by John K. Braxton and wife, ton, ii the 23rd day of November. 1904 the will sell for cash be- fore the Court house door in Greenville on Thursday. December the 1906 the following described parcel or lot of land, situated in the town of Ayden and en the north Bide of First Street, be- ginning at a point on First Street at in the ditch and running a north- course with the ditch feet i at J. S. Hart's line, thence a west- with J. S. Haifa line roe ditch, thence a with said feat to First thence an Street feet to the begin- one an a ere or and being the lot J. H. day of November. 1906. WINSLOW . , CATARRH CANNOT BE CURE with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, a. cannot reach the seat of the Catarrh is a blood or constitutional sense, and in order to cure it you mi take internal remedies. Cure is taken internally, and acts on the blood and mucous Hall's Catarrh Cure is not a It was by o the best physicians in this county years a is composed of the best ; combined with the beet blood p j ilia acting directly on tie The perfect combination of the what sack result in curing Catarrh for testimonials free. J. A CO, I Sold by Druggist, price Take . . i and Agent. , C. job Robert re. I We . .; . I . . i, I I I I . in Ma o, be Mi-Ii prices ill economic ; lid I Fred who baa new been spending several weeks From with his parents near here, re- turned to Charleston, S. v near, Tuesday to resume his position, Mr. of vi here on visit to ids es David Gibb. E. B r Gard- nave C an . i hi II. H. M. Dixon, i J. J. have i . visit to i. For good and cheap go p;. E. k Co. always have fresh goods on hand. handle Goldman's for women, Misses and children. pair Bold r On overcoats clothing Cannon x Tyson pie,. you in both I iV i ice. , here you need any be sure Christ- on E. E. . . w.- a n afternoon out d home of i i KM ; . of In m lilies W hi- ids. is i i- I'm .-. r i i i i . i. ill, . i lint a a i I i n . r h ii. i i . . ours, and con if i a . but one trust up ext I,, . i ; A full line of Men and i i I i .; I . h i d I . I when and ti. b i lit i -L . d h ,. front i friends . . the i cotton ca i; v sing firm I i I. c d tin i . c words n t A. ;,,, y II and . are ex- Ethel i-i c man and . ;. able Sm i j u head .- w John i i . i G Sun.-. II; Ed and Miss K hi s in i v.,,. Jo Sum ii. i . t i; ti. and . bark of this . ., i glide on smooth waters m a ripple to find a I . . winch will prove to them I was worth the living and its i , ;. happy one. Mr. E. , rushed music on his phone from the lat- . selections which was highly Hooks i.-. a , v. and his s- welcomed wherever hope for tins handsome he goes. I a life replete with golden p line of Fall an and and the v. , goo s Will be e;. in future a well perform id. at an interested in cook 1900 and heaters it will pay to examine quality and. prices that Cannon Tyson There were two auction sales if personal property here Wed- Ti. of the late Mrs Mary Turnage, by J. A. ton. administrator, and that of , , , E. Winslow and J. Mills the . . to, m administrator is discontinued. car loads or, accounts seed for est cash pm e. Don t sell at once settle same. seeing us. Yours to serve. An notes accounts will be P. Lilly Co I at my o Greenville W an ti quested to be done more day o'clock, m Ayden, the ii side ice tux En hi. y daughter, Miss Ma am united in marriage to J. M. Blow v . the ceremony IN read for ii spec turn t o'clock w .- a l III g Thursday All SAULS, . DRUGGIST AYDEN, NORTH CAROLINA. R. Smith and Tin- . w s . N C OF THE OF N. C.-r i , . u . i- . . , ms, . w ii . in a he d for like h i con i i m r pa; i th and he M go back to his i i lie and soon I a . i has been or n . on J i. old i ire is gr ., ;. Of this h n ; n ling to do with a ma pun- is that is to say he should l be hiked off to the roads ,imply because the force needs h work, I in if the judge .,;,, n all the criminal terms h the force would be greatly augmented. An old rounder . . , . . to work on a judge ,. ,. i who knows nothing about him. r Greensboro Record. pie I th is it II II- I. th i. i in, .- his . . . I I . , idea less I- I- , , . . . , .,, , i school members as i a l do so . . , I hie Hanks, . i . . , . , tn . lends unpaid i . i meet church Friday ,. New Song A supply n .- f book i for use in the Sunday . school have just he i received, tax-he. Superintendent W. desires that as many the Sun- . . r . I hi rein t. Ii . iii i, us men nil . id mutton . is- UP hat on after January 1st, 1807, M. ii Saul's will sell, only cash, This is for gen id friends, is to be d none will consider s pi ion. Ne- accounts . . . ., agency to T. L. to this G u com n extreme, lie merits a liberal with J. E. and should receive it. Winslow for same. The agency existing between Gerald Co. and J. W. is hereby discontinued. All Com, Coin, tn ii k Total, , . ,, , . . .,. at T o'clock and learn some of .; , , , the new songs so the books can be Sunday. Don't forget a little j one ii i at nor, in C t , C. E Spier has purchased the and watch business of J Taylor and will continue new i Ibis. Dec. id, 1806. L Gerald Co- t f d w. STATE OF I. I , If So i Is true n to l e, i t J I Nov II , i T i then relished by the preacher men. About three-fourths of the . , . things you put off till tomorrow . i. j in- never done. K. c- D Joseph PHYSICIAN SURGEON, B. C. C Block, Baal a d at Director N, virtue of authority vested in me trust executed by w. ;. lame in start formerly Occupied Hathaway and wife. Magnolia B. Hath-1 iii B. by Mr The latter t the Bethel Trust .,, , Co. we very much regret of payment of note of date anticipates moving to High Point at an early day. f laid nun Don't buy before giving Mai. Frank Lilly Co wife, I will on the day of January 1900, at noon, at Court house Greenville, Pitt County N. C. sell to the highest the following tracts One tract of land bounded on tho north by lands of Jesse Harrell, on the east Bullock, on the south by We are sorry to learn our little . ,,. ,, r, i . J. Holland. acres more friend, Miss quite or leas. Another tract of land bounded Ion the north by the lands of . I. B. lock, on the east by K. Hathaway's on line; cordially on the south Little and lie to tall B. , , . , , i it acres more or s. up to-date cloaks and ran coats. This 12th day of December, M. O. Trustee. w. j. School 1.1. s co. stationery AYDEN K. C. NOVELTIES. SECOND HOOK TO Dr. M. DRUGSTORE. All kinds of Xmas goods a Also Heavy and Fancy Groceries. Tho best drinks dispensed our Fountain. Remember us for Santa Claus. joker. . V ii. II. o gave ; i one Si Now is your time Io save had c or . money by coming to us for v children s school tablets, pens, era- . we have also a great assort-1 A co i ha , , , . m sen o an note paper tor use of court. J. N. Alexander all plain or In ed The mainstay of ml then, i i I 111- A . M M. SAULS, Druggist N O , f paved, and th i has i the alley Ha Id.

. . I- Adv. into . The it aid i Ki . the corporate share to keep addition of n tired At pout . V. C, as matter, in adjoining counties. I'm, a to Action NORTH CAROLINA FRIDAY DEC. . 1906 What cotton Is to do is Winning in Ct BO turn more. ring all of Make R.-t his him the . rot to I of the h head rs a hoax. Gui m th ; Ni Bit spelling Money will Th i i brought ab having it . i; . of near More- c like him since on his re- after will u other now . some IV- -ho has his raft made to the plank- The dismissed from Thomas G. sec- re v tee on public health and national taking ad- vantage of his position to promote ii . es AN UNJUST TAX. The Reflector is opposed to works, and if it had control would allow no . to be used promiscuously. is not because of a desire to the Christmas young . but because re of fireworks and them dangerous But as they are permitted to b used in Greenville, w . t think the merchants of tie should be discriminate d and treated matter of the fire- It certainly is a that the doing business within the rs limits of the town have to a tax of for the privilege celling fireworks, while deal just on the outskirts of the can sell them without ii g to pay such therefor can undersell the man who do business in town. Of course the dealer who does business just line cannot be blamed r this, as it is a right he- has but we believe in fairness, and a merchant should not be placed at a . just because he inside to do business and he p make the town. The merchant who does in the town pays taxes into t town treasury on his stock, on his and on bis while the merchant just the line does not pay a cent ii lent Re in history a k s his of many He sent a r in message at the opening of con- gnu that almost covered the and face of the earth with its multi- of words. Inside a week those living in suburbs he soul another mes- we've the things suitable for Christmas, not help out in any of these on Rico, and there is to taxes he uses v.; water from the- tow MERRY -4 CHRISTMAS. Now is the time a for Christmas gift this is the store where be most ant to find it Man or Boy yet another in sight on Panama. If he don't mind he will talk or write himself to things. would be nothing but just for the board of aldermen to re- fund the fireworks tax to every merchant who has paid it this season. Such discriminating Two operators and La i business, flagman have been arrested . who to be considered charge of murder in con- as factor the recent wreck and support of the Southern railway, near at the business I Danville, in which several and do not impose it looks unjust special taxes on them. TO where art going ill i ; . Wow yourself away. -iv g, . .,,. George's innocence, Mikes look like- where art thou going the railroads should WOrK beyond the point j of physical endurance and latter be held I for accidents. What could be a wiser selection than one of our Suits Raincoats, or Overcoats Bring in an old coat to show is size, and we'll make you desire after Christmas. OUR HABERDASHERY. Our showing of Haberdashery is a grand display. Our Elegant Choice Gloves. Our Shirts. Mufflers, Suspenders and the many other things in a Man is always are correct and the best that can buy. The North Carolina Geological and Economic Survey issued re- Economic Paper No. which is a report on an The spirit of cooperation that nation of the shad fishing hold of the business in- try in North Carolina during of Greenville is more than by Mr. John N. Cobb. ratifying. It means taking on This report take- up in detail life and it is going to condition of this industry, rood results We believe the gives the number of nets fished year will show the great- and shows their location on est advancement the town has especially prepared for this, yet made. purpose. This work was up especially to facilitate the Some of the papers are telling work of the committee which that a great comet is coming in made a general of the industries of North Car- and the results of whose over t shall investigations are given in Eco- Paper No. This Economic Paper No. can be obtained by addressing Cakes, Candies, Fruits. as I carry, the selecting and boy- no to BATH ROBES. We've a fine line of these luxurious highly prized by every Man Come here for Christ mas and you'll find just a moderate price FRANK WILSON THE KING CLOTHIER. Save the Worry 1910 That is rather far ahead. Let's look for things that are coming next year. After getting lumber together with which to build a scaffold Durham is about to lose the con- hanging. Let us drop the hint that you can watch Greenville grow for breakfast, dinner and h a are fine e Canned Package Pickles, Butter Cheese, f the State geologist, Joseph Hyde are easy and the all saved It will take n Pratt, Chapel N. C. J. B enclosing cents to cover cost of mailing. THE HUB CLEARING SALE Having the entire of THE HUB CLOTHING CO. m order to turn these goods into money we are willing to make the following CLOTHING. or a-i ti at CLOTHING. Men's Heavy Overcoats CLOTHING. Big Line long pants piece suits in wool, good patterns 4.50 p, knee pants suits l, S, coats, blacK and mild colors 6.50 Overcoats Big Line Men's suits Heavy Wool. 2.50, 3.00 Heavy belt back overcoats, very long Heavy Worsted to S All and suits it lice Macks, blues, fancy patterns to go at from 7.50 to Youth's long pants, piece suits, heavy weight Knee pints from up. Heavy fleeced lined Mens Sunday Shoes to Mens Fat. Leather Shoes 3.50 and Mens Sunday Shoes, and pat leather Big Line mens odd Pants to Look in on us before buying and we will save you money J. L CARPER, GREENVILLE. N. C. ft DEPARTMENT iI The A. G. Cox Co. has ITEMS. just shipped pair of their Tar Heel cart wheel to one of N. C. Dec. counties. home. The A- G Co., are still receiving orders for th Co. School Desk. See or write them before you buy. of glass aid crockery wares, flower pats and stone jars at Harrington Barber Holiday goods are at Harrington Barber Co. Call ind see them before they are picked. remedy. A tier. I n. Cures tie drug e ; d A k line of plaids of all just at B. F. Manning Co. They are going. and see them at once. A car load of fresh flower just at Harrington Barber Com his department is in charge of F. C. NYE, who is authorized to rep- resent the Easter . Reflector in Winterville and territory Who among us has not been called pay a bill the sec- end time and had to pay it be- cause we could not produce proof of the former settlement who pay by are spared this annoyance, for they have a receipt for every payment in the check which the bank to the depositor after it- Deposit your money in the Bank of Winterville and be on the safe side. takes the place of Cal- We sell it. B. T. Cox Bro. The A. G. Cox Co., has on hand a full supply of their Tar Heel carts and Bet- see or write them before you buy. Protects your hands from the cold winds by you a new pair of gloves. B. P. Manning Co., has them of kinds grade for mer, and children. and examine that new line of and fine shoes at B. F. Manning Company Faro delightful and refreshing goto J, B Carroll Co , best cigars and cheroots. Sell cotton seed to the Pitt County Co. The the highest prices for them A till ; a i It Oar roll Try those delicious apples B. Carroll Co. New lines of fine dress goods daily at Harrington Barber Co. All cotton seed hulls promptly filled at the Pitt Oil Company. The A. G. Cox Co., turning out their nice and up to date Hunsucker Every mail brings the A. G. Cox Co., orders for their cotton planters, guano sowers, Economic Back Bands etc., even though early in the season or these goods. Go to the Store of B. T. C Bro T W. Wood B. ,. Call and see the large line of ladies and cloaks at B. F, Manning Co. They are off- them at a bargain. i i i f Ce-p f , v r in- ii very pi X l Those large yellow oranges at Harrington, Barber Co., looks tempting. Go to Harrington, Barber Co. to buy your holiday are See the beautiful display of at B. F. Co. They have chased the very finest line found on the market. Highest grade flavoring extra- at J. B. Carroll Co. Farmers, come and examine the machine at Barber Co. This is a wonderful labor savor. The A. G Cox Co. are receiving orders for their Tar Heel cart wheels. Any one in need of a first class cart wheel will do to send their at once, Those in need of dry plastering laths ready bundled, see L. L. Kittrell who will be glad to fill your order. The cold rains and snows are coming soon and you will need good foot wear See Harrington A Home-Builder. It is to be doubted if any other agency has accomplished half so much in recent years in home-building and a desire among the great middle class of people to dwell under their own vine and fig tree as the building and loan association. There is not in North Carolina, we dare a progressive town has its organization of this kind and the effects of its existence are plainly visible. There are thousands of homes, some the n pretentious residences. others modest but neat and at- tractive cottages, in North Caro which would have been idle dreams, not substantial things bu. for the building and loan as The Americans yet a home-loving people and is the ambition of every man who has reached the age of and who has a family to own his home. The building and loan association makes it for him to do so. Gastonia Gazette. c. D. Baker spent Thursday in Greenville with the dentist Mrs. W. F. Harrell and left Friday morning for her home at Drum Hill, where she will spend Christmas with her parents and friends. Mr accompanied her as far as Greenville and returned Friday night. Dr. L E. Rick j spent a few days in Washington and Pantego this week. H. B. Phillips left Friday morning for his home in Mrs. O. G. has re- turned from an visit to her sister, Mrs A L. Jones, in Baltimore G. Calhoun spent Saturday in Greenville on business. W. T. Sledge is quite sick in his room on Jackson avenue His many friends him a speedy recovery Dr. R. L. spent Sunday here, the guest of Mr and Mrs. F. G G. W. Brown, an B- C-L. Co, is sick at the hotel. Mis. II. II. Stanley spent Fri- day in Greenville shopping. G. B. of Kinston, spent Thursday here. Mrs. F. G. made a fly- trip to Greenville Wednesday returning that night. public school memorial day at building on Friday, The program was in- and instructive. On Friday night, Dec. then will be a festival in by the teachers and pupils the building. invite all clerk of and Kicky Mo re; deceased, notice is person to the to make immediate payment to the undersigned, and all persons having i la against said estate notified the same for payment on or re the nth day of December, 1907. or this notice will bar of raw This Dec 11th, 1906. John W. Brooks. Executor of Moore. ltd TO Having this day qualified before D. C. Moore. Clerk of the Superior Court of Pitt County. executor to the last will and testament of th deceased, notice t given to all parsons claims against the estate Elizabeth to present them to duly authenticated, or before the 21st day of . notice will be i lead th recovery. All persons in I to . estate will make tome. This the C. BARRETT, o Elisabeth Jarvis Blow, Monday the 17th of December en the arm of the late Alfred For i , in i. aver Dam Township, Pitt k as sale the to the ;. i . I. -s deceased, co t,, mu wagons, carts, farm- corn, fodder, hay, st el, tins of sale, cash. This the of 1906. J. FORBES of the last will f Alfred Forbes. Stray Taken Up. I have taken one heifer run mug in my Color re I with ace, swallow ear, crop in left, about a and a half old. Owner can Line i . proving paying Nov. SO, M. W. I P. D. No. N. C AS H G F T SHOULD BE A USEFUL GIFT. Now is the time to ho your Holiday Shopping. No where will find a better assortment of Real Gift than this store. We have taken care in selecting our Holiday stock and feel sure we can help and you in selecting your Christmas Gifts. is more practical for a Xmas Gift A BATH ROBE SMOKING JACKET A CLUB BAG DRESS SUIT CASE SILK MUFFLER A PAIR GLOVES FINE PAIR SHOES FINE UMBRELLA EIDERDOWN QUILT There are many other practical gifts we could mention but CALL c. s. FORBES A- v. The Greenville Daily Reflector is twelve years old. It has been a leading factor in the progress of Greenville and Pitt county and has stood also for the bast moral, political and News and Observer. amusements engaged in and a good promised Co every one TRIAL to Mr. Small. Speakers Cannon's reluctance to appoint Representative Small. of the first Carolina dis- to the rivers and harbors committee because of the fear that he may extract a large amount of money from the treasury for big Carolina projects is really quite to Mr- Small. If the first district member did not possess plenty of energy and know-how, Mr. Cannon would not be the least afraid of him, especially at he belongs to the minority. I should also be said that in Mr Cannon's eyes any appropriation the South, his native State included, is too Observer. of Ibis Beautiful Hi.,. . There is usually a lot of bras n the make-up of a silver- tongued orator. In Superior Court. Notice of Sale ANY RESPONSIBLE FAMILY TRY THIS in your home ten II yon don't find it the most beautiful, up-to-date and satisfactory the market, we will take it hack. If you like it, we you will make you prices and that will be entirely satisfactory. until you see and the NEW ROYAL. By so doing you will save yourself Barber Co. for rubber besides a machine that will positively please you better than A car load of lime has just other. rived at A. W. Ange Co. ard u The plow we will thing for tearing up r ugh land tar You can id them at Harrington a. W. ANGE CO. Co. Winterville, N. C. Carolina i Pitt County, i V.-,. James and W. A. By virtue of an order of the t of Pitt made in above cause the in I . Flem- v ill m o before the our house door of Pitt Greenville, N. C- to the bidder for cash, on Monday, the 17th of the following tract or par- of land to-wit; I stake on the Now Bern road at the corner cf the color d school house acre, thence that line west to a stake three feet from W. A. Stokes fence, with the fence to Ed- ward's corner, thence with Ed- wards line northeast to a stake on the New Bern with the said road to begin- containing four acres more or 15th day of November. 1903. J. L. Fleming, On Friday, December i at o'clock a. m. at my home mar M. i will cl the highest the following named real and to The farm known as the Ward farm, containing out acres and situate one and one. If from Bethel depot . . , The- e about acres farming land cultivation, suitable for cotton, corn, tobacco, truck crops. There arc acres woodland, and acres of good pasture land. half of the farm is under wire fence. There the place the following ill well constructed and in good repair. One dwelling house and out building, e Lam. two tobacco barns, one pack , house one tenant house. I will sell the following personal property to household and kitchen furniture farm tools utensils, one horse, one mule and two cows. All the above named property will positively be sold on the date named. Mrs. Harriet L. Ward. NOTICE TO CR Having qualified before the Court clerk of Pitt county as with will annexed, of the estate of Jane Moore, notice is hereby given to all persons indebted to the estate to make immediate pay- to the undersigned, and all per- sons having claims against said estate are notified to present them for pay- on or before the 26th of No- or this notice will be plead in bar of recovery. This Nov., 1906. J. W. BROOKS, of Jane Moore. NO FOLK SOUTHERN CO N. S G in for leans daily o at Wash Norfolk h K for Norfolk, Baltimore. Philadelphia New York. Boston and nil North. Connects at Nor vi all hit per a r f via Norfolk, care Nor v S Ii. B u-s subject e without notice, i J. CHERRY, Agent, Groin- villa. N. C- H. C- and P Agent, Na. M-K. KING. V. P. M. BE SURE TO SEE OUR LINE OF Handkerchiefs styles to from Special prices each AT Pulley Bo wen The Home of Woman's Greenville, N. C. W. H. RICKS. Notice. I will make application to the Commissioners of Pitt county on the Ant in January, 1907, for license to retail spirituous n malt liquors in the town of N, C. for six months beginning January 1st. Dec 6th, 1906 W. It. Williams. Personal Property Sale. On Friday Dee. 21st, at a. m. st ToM fro in I will at i a lot of and kitchen m implements, b em, etc. of out for your Christmas shopping, select something useful as well as ornamental. Our line of Holliday We have a line of chairs to suit your purse both willow and Oak, rugs, sets, art squares couches dinner sets, chairs, wagons, velocipedes, and many other things suitable for Xmas. gifts to numerous to mention. And Herein lies The Beauty Price is Right. . . . Drop in when down town Holliday shopping Yours to satisfy. a. e. J. M. MOORE BRO. IN---- DRY GOODS, NOTIONS. --SHOES, HEAVY FANCY GROCERIES, FRUITS, CANDIES ft, NUTS. Re

. LEADING FLORISTS, OF NORTH CAROLINA, Indies Cloaks I Ladies Long Rain Coats, i lies I Dress Costs. Coats. US Store is filled with Beautiful and Stylish Merchandise Me . Mens full cress 16.08 Mens full dress , v Youths and Boys overcoats 3.98 O VB S Elbow gloves white and of loves. So We guarantee all goods to be exactly as we If you will avail this opportunity, you will a great saving. we can excellent in . es. a. . inches coats tic to one hi t . Furniture. Solid Oak Suit of Furniture 12.98 Dining room Chairs, each Odd Bed Steads, Solid Oak Solid Oak rocking chairs. Easels, Solid oak and and Gloves shirts Big Lot and Always on display. It pleases all Looks right when you buy it. Stays right after you wear it. Roy- Brand Clothing tor Youths and Boys. Gold Medal on every Suit. Special in Boys Pants. Boys Knee Pants and 1.00 Specials in Mens Pants. Mens Fancy Worsted, Good Quality. Dark Ground with Grey Stripes. Mens all Wool Gloves kid gloves Mens kid gloves Mens driving gloves Mens driving gloves, Mens driving gloves Mens driving gloves 1.25 Mens Buck skin gloves 1.75 s gloves A big lot princely brand shirts cents. Notice display in north window. cent Ties cents. Mens extra wide tour in hand ties in all shades and colors each ard Main Street, HIE, Raleigh, N. Phone All kinds of all kinds of choice cut flow- in season. S attention given Wedding and Funeral Decorations, Bulb Block, Pot for Winter Hedge . ts and Shade trees in Monday caused ; pr cave mi near tin- culvert street, south of the S -i CE TO CREDITORS. r t c mi . ,. m . it. h- mt t. t XV I It hi r III ml ; . ll II ii II r-v mi pi K. K . . f H, M. It to Dr. Pills MEANS HEALTH. Ate you constipated Troubled with Sick headache Bilious Insomnia ANY of these symptoms and many others Indicate Inaction the ER. Take No Substitute. In the riot Court. NOTICE. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. , m, literals . HI III , i ,, v . r I l , in In . re II i M . . . I nil n tin of r , . , hi I R. Not Carolina Pitt County i ii. W. Move I V. The named will take notice that an action above has been in the Superior Court Pitt county from I the bonds matrimony, and the ice that . red appear at u next term of the Superior Court of Pitt . . Mon- day LI ; the 14th. . i. said in . and am to in to in i day of i landed r. s. c. Atty. I II aC i nu I'll I . i i , ill I. ml V i I- aid d i-. tn w 1st. AI and usual k . and Inly h-s 2nd; Ai i u m j pa y i ii and in . . f eels bi bu bodies, e 3rd All rs, i and bill I j e in rein i mi i The ti i v i r will men I Offer 1-is I all -f property I'm sale, I as a including the build lings a and all property, mentioned , i Purchaser or p u r c h a s- c be required to deposit j j per cent of . check, as a i h, million of sale Nov. J Receiver. Moore and Long. s Not Quite t . Stop and It n,; . i . rob. ill III i a, a i , ill . . .-I in I i all . i yam h v I . i lie I y I I J GOBI I i and Printers . r v n h ,. In Brake . and good as now and v any knob, or feet on the hot torn. PRICES and Head Knits regular MO L. S and Head In and per A rumple iv face I Rn . f i f Iv Manufactures of and High Printing Mater . Mitt Strut. For gentle ponies well broke. G. A- Winterville, N. C. often you get nail or screw driver or j , lacking, Have a good tool and he tor ; I ; emergences, is a i desire, and a p p a. lee tool g box ones in it lack a V useful article. I Of i You get Horse Goods, of-------- m D. W. IN Groceries And Provisions Cotton Bagging and Ties always on hand J. P. Corey Fresh kept ton- in stock. Country Produce Bought and Sold DISSOLUTION NOTICE. The firm of Patrick con- ducting a cotton and insurance in the town of Grifton, N. C, has day dissolved co-partnership by m . nib a ill firm. , Dec. 12th. W. H. Joel t d D. W. Q R North Carolina. As fine a lot of day oats as ever saw at Frank V John- Fir Sale. doing fine will reasonable on ac- count of of family. Ad- dress N. C. James Bell. white man about years old. .,. feet inches weight about 1-W pounds, and black hair, droop shoulders, slender built, follows profession of machinist and escaped from State farm at The Slate will pay I re- ward of and expenses fur his cap- and delivery to the State prison at Raleigh, and supplement the above with an additional w Sheriff of Pitt county PLAIN TALK TO PIANO BUYERS Can you really judge a piano will you take somebody's word t-r it It's a matter isn't it Now we have been pianos over and good ones too. Have sold hundreds of them in your State and will you names and address of satisfied if ask for them If we can sell really first class piano on small payments and save you at least don't you should ask about it today -price list. Address. for Catalog and NOTICE TO of court of Pitt county having sued letters testamentary to the on the 14th. day of on t e estate ox deceased notice is herein- given to per- sons to the to make i in mediate payment to an to creditors of said estate to their claims properly authenticated to the undersigned, months after the date of mis no- tic or this notice will ha plead in bar of their recovery, of November. P G. JAMBS. the estate of E. Cox NO I ICE Letters of administration of Mary A. deceased, having this day been issued to me by the clerk of court of Pi t is here y given to all per- sons holding claims against the of said Mary A Turnip to present them to me for pay- duly on before the 20th November 1907, or notice Will be plead in bar of their recovery. All persona indebted to immediate payment to me. This the 20th of N J. A Harrington, of Mary A. vis and Blow. A For a said he book- keeper of fie deaf a-id for the hire a horse and the day you took that good looking out What do with said the charge it to the calisthenics what r belle Free Norfolk, Va. S. Mgr. After Jan. 1st, St Greenville Livery and Can furnish nice and ca tor all boarded by we-- or Come In and examine my CORN PLANTERS, GUANO SOWERS, DISC SMOOTHING HARROWS, AND HORSE STEEL PLOWS, WIRE MACHINES. Your e, The Hardware Man. A LIT LE NONSENSE. As Suggested From the Gallery of a Scotland Theater. A provincial in the east of Scotland is much tormented by a who is a regular attender and who insists on keeping up a running commentary on tho play. his remarks enliven a dull piece, and so the audience do not object to his presence. His latest hit occurred when n thrilling drama was being emu The principal actor was laid aside suddenly and bis part had to taken up by bis under- study, who was talented, but At a critical moment in the play the princes faints and falls, when the hero, coming to her as- lifts her in his arms and carries her out. The princess on this particular occasion was its heavy as she lovely, and the slender understudy realized the magnitude of the task that was put upon him. When she fainted he leaned over her, but hes- perceptibly. The hesitation was not lost on the wit, who from his seat in the gallery broke the stilled bush by ex- claiming in a thin, tremulous what ye can, my man, come hack for the don Tit-Bits. A Consoling Thought. say you arc but the ant of the the friend. answered Senator position ha.- its Of course it's more agree- able to be the but, after all, the servant the one the grand jury goes Star. Prudent Principal home coming sales- did you come to sell that fellow Smith, who is on the verge bankruptcy, so many things at such low prices Traveling said to myself, if he goes bankrupt we shan't lose so much Wiener The Ruling Passion. SB A For a Meal. The weary tramp with the red beak front of the way- side cottage. called, he announced, I found dis ample package of dyspepsia tablet- down the tab- the c broom. have i do with dyspepsia thought maybe you might give me to would m de dyspepsia so could test THE EARTH'S CRUST. Its Rigidity la About Equal to That f Granite. Professor T. J. J. See of the States navy ha- pd the rigidity of the earth by Mathematical processes depending m the theory of gravitation. He that, even if fluid, the globe have a rigidity than of wrought iron, owing to the tremendous weight. The earth's natter under this lets as a solid so vibrates in the average rigid- of the whole mass i nearly equal that of nickel steel. steel s one of the strongest and hardest known. The globe is this proved to be capable of withstand- enormous strain. Dr. See proves that the rigidity of the crust is about equal to that if granite, which is one-sixth that steel, and that toward the center rigidity rapidly increases. At the earth's center the imprisoned natter is at an enormously high temperature, yet under the great pressure there at work it is kept times more rigid than the steel used in the of a Battleship. This method has been applied to the other planets. It turns that the rigidity of Venus is greater than that of platinum and probably about identical with that wrought iron. The rigidity of is about equal to of gold, while the rigidity of Mercury, the other satellites is about to that, of glass. The average rigidity of the great Sui urn. Uranus and ties between eighteen and three times that of nickel steel. The neat rigidity of these bodies is due to the great pressure acting throughout such large masses. In the case of the sun the result still more extreme. The average rigidity of all the sun's layers i times that of nickel This result shows the effect gravity in compressing and hard- a mass even when it is self luminous and at enormously high News Of Board of for Pitt From First Mob lay of December 1905 to Nov. 1900. Inclusive. Total amount Amounts paid J. J. Elks, Chairman. For days service as loner per day For on per day For miles traveled at i Total amount paid Amounts paid W. H. Hume For days service as Commissioner at per day. For days service Conn at per day For miles traveled Total amount paid is paid J. It. Spier For M service m u bI pi r day For h on l i For s traveled at Hi. Total amount paid . aid For Co a i on l per is 17.4 For traveled Total paid S. M Jones. For days service as at day For days service on l at per day For miles traveled cents mile Total amount paid NORTH CAROLINA. Pitt Richard Williams. Register of Deeds, and ex-officio e commissioners in and for the aid, do certify . lint unrulier mi. I mi's lie 24.4 m .-.-. . . is a true and statement of the number of meetings held, items and amounts by the said board lo the members thereof from the 1st, of to tho l.-i. Monday of November, Given under my hand office in this Nov. RICHARD WILLIAMS, Deed REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF I HE GREENVILLE S GREEN VILLE, N. C. At close of 12th, 1900. ES. 159.067,16 ,. .,. Coin Coin Slide- loin 202.543,03 Capital paid in Undivided profits, S i payable I ibl s . Total, We beg leave to announce that we arc Wholesale and Retail for White Lead, Paints. Colors, and an v Ready nixed Paints. There is no line in the world better j the i Hue. It has behind it a reputation for honorable wares and honorable dealings. If you use the Harrison Paints you need never worry quality. We trust that you favor us with your orders whenever you want good paint for any Have Just a car load and can give Special Prices. Baker Hart . N. C. Laden and Perspiring Stranger Co lid you kindly tell me bow far it is to tho station u full drive, two brassies and a put Punch. No Great Trick. Belle The richest girl in the world is to buy her wedding trousseau with only Could you do as well as Miss yes; could do better. If were the richest girl in the world could even buy a Free Press. j Perhaps- A foreign brought to this country a with two heads. Perhaps this wise serpent is a be- in the adage that two heads are better than one. Cleveland Plain Dealer. His Chief Delight. you go to school now sir. what part of es- do you like Tommy Why. exercise we get at Ledger, Especially. is nothing sadder than the word the mentalist. answered the when it appears in an opera singer's tea Star. Es Mrs. understand w moved next door spend lier pet dog. Mr. them you First Balloon Ascent. The first public ascent by the balloon was made Juno 1783. It was a spherical bag. of pieces of linen but- together, suspended from poles. A fire was kindled it. and the flames were fed with Bundles of chopped straw. The loose bag filled out, assumed a graceful form and in a short time as completely distended. At a signal the stays were slipped, rod the balloon instantly ascended. velocity accelerated until it reached some height, then became uniform and carried it to an of more than a mile. For ten minutes it remained fell gently in a vineyard nearly two miles from the of ascension. The first adventurers make an ascent in a balloon were M. de Rosier and the Mar- In the basket of i balloon they on Nov. 1788, rose to a height of about feet. The Domestic Problem. once lost an Irish re- marked a German lady who was re- the trouble she had in keep- domestics, I could not her that is a man name for a fly. One day my little baby daughter was scaled in i chair near a window which open- ed on the piazza, where Bridget was it work. The window was closed, rod a number of flies were busy bumping their heads against tho panes in an endeavor to escape to the outside. They attracted baby's attention, who called out to me to look at them, at the same time say- Just then Bridget turned to to the baby mil heard these words. And even today Bridget is firmly convinced I instructed the baby to make I fun of York Herald. Sta. S i. the above named bank, do solemn . is true best of my j . ,. Cashier. I Correct me, I Correct -Attest J. M Public J. REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE OF At the Close of Business, Nov. 12th 1906. Liabilities- , i and bonds mortgages tanking House from Banks i -h items 3.260,80 -10,04 paid 826,000.01 Surplus, Profits Ex- am Taxes Paid payable out- 8.868 , n of Pitt County of Pitt I above-named bank do n f rear that the statement above , LITTLE. I . wear Subscribed and sworn to before this of TO Notary Public. J. G. . I It, W. KING, Direct, The word is real- the name of a people. It is with many of the Ca- libs, who in the West Indies, Inning been human flesh. The letters and are interchangeable American . . c iv -ii i u .; a l Co man is s- variety of the sums. a-d THE d f h R Messrs I. L. Little, J. W. Aycock. A. R. Breedlove, J. Y. ethers of Greenville. Geo. S. Prichard n. e. BRADLEY BEST, JEWELERS AND AND V. m

Crops of Corn 1- ACID POTASH can from land th. . . liberally fertilized fertilizer contain- available and j taxi Just how and why of Potash is necessary our booklet will show. GERMAN KALI WORKS Wow Nassau or Ga. 1224 Building A will coin. in The go Letter hi. . t th I where you c peed meal Hulls BRA I at l . ll I I IN V. Y. . BRADLEY BEST, JEWEL AND OPTICIANS, PRESENTS Jas f Davenport. New, latest, and Dr i s. f Sill s. Woolens, Dress trimmings and v . have space to tun a t and will u . J I i ore yo ht s m I . solid colors, i tics mixed, th thing per yaM. J-huES AT , Shoes tor la-lie m most comfort mad. and , school dresses in figures plaids. cent Cur underwear is complete F. up. C . d of Heidi c ; Aldermen to . I to Public e i enthusiastic I Hi men at the r f Chamber Thursday night, can do t s up her mind. notice of the yet the there, and when or what purpose as called Several . .; were made and I the earnestness the matter under be taken hold of. . that were good the of requested the details of the meeting from publication until fire some better matured, until the president and committee shall deem it i to make the matter public these circumstances Th Hector does not give out th s today, but our readers car , secures the enterprise . . v t it will mean more u i u th; a.;, ,, of tie Ricky W U. J . . Owner. VOL. No. and Friday. ONE YEAR HIT CAROLINA. DECEMBER Children Cloaks, Raincoats and VI I J eh i in , v. t j ml, Ink to read n . w are taking the benefit the id them. The ladies of th . desire to enlarge ti s of the library, and tin Commerce shows it- in the work. be the at th. meeting of the board g, the donation t town treasury to aid the good a Reduced Prices of Beautiful stylish and High Garments. The Variety to . t. CO A S j Cheviot, Mixed and Plaid STATEMENT. Of all claims audited and allowed by the Board of County Commissioners m County, with receipts and and the Condition of said county tor the ending 2nd, PAUPER. No. To whom issued. Virginia Atkinson Millie Atkinson Charlotte Anderson Anderson Jno Braxton Hannah Braxton for H II Tyson O Byrd Bro. David Boyd Frank Bright wife Battle Pennie Barney Sallie Baker Martha Briley Win Bernard Jno. S Cannon W C. Cannon Nancy Cox Ph; His Clark Susan Reuben Clark A r j are Priced for Quick and you Should . Early to get Girl's Tame Quail. Mary Walker, who re- s on Euclid avenue, between Eleventh and Twelfth streets. tamed two emails so that follow her about like any her pets. Every morning she takes them jut for an airing in a vacant lot her home. While she waits for them they run and fly around and as she walks they will go at her call, aid at her command Will light on her hands and to be carried back home. The birds enjoy their exercise, and look for- ,. d to it just as much as their i to the pleasure of . them. but few instances have lamed In fact, people and many prom- ornithologists claim that it is tarns them, and that all birds of the white ever caught were cap- . i traps and the mo- . they were freedom took to the wing, never to Nearly all of those have repined in captivity and soon died. Wash- Post. Elegant Furs . ii ii Al in 74-. . It inn . ind wife m I Hid Elegant Furs of Isabella Fox, ink, etc. -v . New Song Books. A supply of new song books for use in the Baptist Sunday school have just been received. Superintendent W H. desires that as many the Sun- day school members as can do so meet at the church Friday night at o'clock and learn some of the new songs so the can be used next Sunday. Roosevelt and Carnegie are cut down to the foot of spell- ,, should see ALL WOOL BED BLANKETS, Plain White and Colored Plaids, 10-4,11-4,12-4 Sizes, SANTA CLAUS Is many nice things here the Little Children's Xmas You should see our Toy -Fancy China and Brie Make your Xmas L y. , B it Alia i ha n 75-1 C. Maria Harrington Isabella Holmes Prank Hines Lonnie l Hunt Hoary James Mar Jones Lawrence Joyner Mrs Chas Joyner Marina Johnson Simon Johnson Susan Johnson Langley Lang Berry Lee Nancy Moore Alvan I Elon May Mrs. J. Morgan Louis Ashly child Judy Nobles Annie Parker Jno family R A Wm Riley Cilia es L. Simmons Jas Spain Mary Jno. Sheppard G. W Smith Nonie Dells Staton Clemmie Stocks Martha Tripp Mary Taylor Teel Ellen Fred Venters Vines Louisa Windham Jno. Wilson Walters Jas Virginia Atkinson Millie Atkinson Charlotte son Richard Anderson John Braxton Hannah Braxton H C for H H Tyson O Byrd and Bro. David Boyd Frank Bright wife Battle Pennie Barney Sallie Baker Martha Briley Wm. Bernard John S Cannon Sarah F- Cannon W C. Nancy Cox I Phylis Clark Susan Clark Reuben Clark Willis Chance Phylis Cobb A J Corbett Abram Dunn Henry and wife Hannah Dupree Alex Daniel Peggy Ellis Titus Elks j James Redmond Tuna Prank Grimes Betsey Garris Bet lie Cay , Willis Graham Alice R Henderson Louis Hudson C Hort in Maria Harrington ilia Holmes Frank Root Ann E -i wife go Hunt Henry James j Mary Jones Joyner I Mr. Chas Joyner goo Marina Johnson Simon John in Susan J Langley Lang Berry Lee Moore r, Morris Elon May Mrs J. B Morgan Ashely Norris child Judy Nobles i- Parker family R A Robinson William Robinson Riley Randolph Cilia L A Sim mis Jes II s Mary in G W Smith Nonie HO Delia Staton Martha Tripp Mary T el Ellen T Fred Venters Mare, vines Louisa Vick Mrs Q. Jno. Wilson Wilson Waters Virginia Atkinson Millie Atkinson Charlotte Anderson It . Anderson Jno Braxton Hannah Braxton pen ii C P ,;., . of the Con pensioners in Pitt county for torn t Superior court clerk h is ed war- rants. Sin lass re- . v .-, C, ll and iv d R-w rt Joy- G. S. John on, P. Mills. I Third Class Bryan Buck, R. Carney, A J Corbett, W H John P Parker. Fourth Class Joseph R Bland. William L- Jesse W Braxton, S II Brown, James E. Bullock, Frank j m Blight. W. H. Abner Boyd . Abram Laker. John Ii. Cherry, Richard Craft, W; Clark, NO I . Ayden, Dec 19th. R R Jones filled hi appointment here I Sui.- day. Aunt Patsy Davis, wife f Rev J Di vis. who has boon very feeble for quite a while, able to be be up again. Mi Tiny an I Lila horn, of Wine spent Sun- day relatives h ire. There will be several Christ- mas trees h re by the different Sunday la, We are glad that we are to have Rev Mr- with us next year. He is very popular with our people. W- S. May and sister. Miss Ella, of Winterville, spent Sun- d in town. II. Spear has W. CHRISTMAS from q John S Cum n, Corbett, j William Cannon, Deal, Loverly Daniel H Taylor's jewelry and repair bus W Dunn, Daniel, James mess and will continue business ;. i W Ell s, Lewis Edwards, stand- T Bishop Strange arrived hen . i a a Elias T Is, It W Forbes, . a i- ac James V, Benjamin Tuesday with Rev W I ford La -y E. Cox, and services at the w Episcopal church last night Ha OH . id U -I II Jolly. All la an man and our people ; ways hear There are several light case in Ayden. . Ir. t. of R v here. ii red, in Ayden Lamb r n S . ho was pr around . the i. up . . re f- ;, . t on . ind . r .,, . man, I I Martin, , C rd, L May . vines A Mayo, l,;. No's Ashley Norris, S L . Wes, J Oliver, John Page, L S J E Randolph, Isaac C to I bins i Stacks, Re. n . . a Sugg. W them before buying. His new ring C Tripp, dogs few days ago, and James i.-, a to be He had Shem Tyson. Jesse Vim . a call to today to ran William I Whitehurst, J Hill I e . sold his best , ., ,. . HI V recently made The superintendent f the Sunday schools in town to hi a ion tor Christmas . out of the ordinary, which embodies beautifully the I mas spirit and idea. Th y nave in the Masonic Temple n house a combined service for all schools, with all in town on the stage, and appropriate to n A feature of ii is that no will be . bi ever; child will be expected -omening to id the little tin . Ti pint of it is At an . in the exercises the cl march out and their and receive n at bearing to those who help th poor. th is . c something . may be n so n thing, and thing will be their I , of t he churches i pg. nail sent by them r e orphanages, God gave Only Begotten Son to of men, s, , make glad those helpless ii by A-- MR. t- , . u night Mr. . J . gave a p supper in hon- r. by .-- -ii to of matrimony, that hi up .-. I his under clear an i . -a. Si lot k i in the it an by I i I a . a ROt . and ii a mono y on n I. . some . , the A I .-. for lei t occasion-J t the supply of toast; man it just had often in r . T . . I . . . a t . ch. .- his re Mr. c the I in And b in r i w i- th . and . l. Cod n upon us- . re Lemuel Warren, IV West, Whichard, . W Samuel L Whitley, J ill a . . last night, left with 1- his dog forenoon train c p Ir. dogs good on several r criminals Christmas could be had. The and id n, is an and -v.- ii will sweep town . it . of its . of its . -a I ; wise and a wen is. M I. -.- la pa . . a I ti, . y f .-.-. . p v II II I i up h th, .; WIDOWS Baker, . . Mary Bowers . , rs, Linda Etta y beta Susan Martha Braxton, Millie a, Division Com- Newborn, Dec- The New- Washington division of the Raleigh Pamlico Sound Railway is nearly completed. The rails are laid to the village Elisabeth b . Clark, Vanceboro, half way Cr rd, Lottie Cannon, Mar Washington, and it is being Elisabeth Ann Crawford, Mary A Carson, Francis Case, Jennett Dudley, Edwards, GO Mary L Harris, C Mary ins, A E James, Ann Louisa Little, Manning, B . . S M Manning Sable Ann Mathews, M . J. Mi s, Amanda Moore, m son, Sarah Nelson, Louisa Oakley, Parker, Pollard, Louisa Stocks, Sarah M Nancy Stokes, M A kins, Sarah J Teel, Tim well. Elizabeth Warren Mary A ward. Sallie Ann Eliza- beth Windham. --ti,,. Race Question and hits made initial appearance from Gil This unique monthly mag- is devoted exclusively to . the problem from the view J point of white Southern opinion. it contains a remarkable l so article on the Really discussing the the rate of a mile per day means of a track machine. road will be on con time by vary. CARD OF BANKS. The Ladies Aid Society of the Memorial Baptist to return thanks t ill in making the recent bazaar a They ft l especially thankful to the Telephone and for telephone service, to the city Water and Light Commission for electric light; to Mr, G. man, representative of Chas . for use of a piano, and to all others who in any way any assistance whatever. Every kindness shown and donation made, as well as th. liberal patronage of the public, is fully, appreciated. The Society. This is Christ mas her with with a vim. Holiday rates on the railroad.- begin tomorrow. her Pr sty Hems Afternoon Al clock this the home of the bride S co id . Mr A. Move. g- id Mis I . John on were married by i I W Arnold, pastor of the Chris- church. Quite a number of friends were present to witness the ceremony and extend Ions to the happy couple. The bride was handsomely at- tired in it dress of blue taffeta with velvet g- Air. on Green i's most honored citizens, having represented his county in the legislature and was for years clerk of court. is also of the No th C and prominent every walk of life. His bride a very popular and attract y. lady and he is indeed in winning her. t- the bride and groom with a few went to the home of M on Dickinson . where a wedding supper will be served this evening. They received many bridal presents. S . . , F. H d ii ; it Dr mi h k m t f . is. r . . e and Where re They We do not believe all the devoured for Thanks- but they are not in market yet for Christ- mas. a. iii w in . O. G. from B re i. in f SI . on a in .; ;. W. Br B. C L Co, Mr . lay in Gr G. B. ,. in lit, . will be a festival in e n given by the i of the public sci I e invite all ho will come. at i be engaged in an I . time is me Mrs. P. ti. W HP trip returning that night. k. to a n III;. of 1.1. line .-v

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