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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

MERELY A MASTERPIECE. a In man who i called I ft presided over two He aroused with but the member was m tn;. sad would not return for month. The senior railed the young I . -.--. exacted u solemn I lie would not i it p read his lecture to after lie bad given this a and a ah offer a mouth r. ho I I If a Una and . . r- Si itching iv I l water as the WAGER OF BATTLE. F. II. . . i a . I Junior bite heat, and lie lecturer, U a. to It.- I Tl a . ; anxiety of IS I of the e son or i In , he or f. I. e ill i . , Junior part ti you M do. m B sound- faith been You , ., i . road a even to my in that he man- . lie tells me to the office . entire It wax no lee. i s i always rail r. is purpose. res . Tub and is ir . . . , i. i ll h II el r -I itself . ; i . a II . I I If .- II i l T a ire ii.; I . v. t I I . II . i i watch Mu m a and Hi strength . mi ii i mi they . . , u dark brown, l one a- e I with . ml livid , l dart u-ray ; a Ir were en and I change color in rapidity, in n tank In which two of were I facing outward, with either under them. Ai any i on my part. hand under he color ; a blah ,. n r entire face, an In a I It to heal a rapid and ; paling, fr -a p I rick I i II R did not resent i I m a . then; i a t in while on a bill led a my in wafer and m a violent in that direction, In r to Id It , to I lie range , -x in -x how by i a He eon d d reel i III ;. a I It while to an mar attention in an opposite Art- Said In Italy. The first duels were fought Italy. to who of a at and describes a duel a father and a son in the of the The- forbade of battle among the he encountered the fiercest opposition from the nobles. the ninth century lie a knight, defeatist in the bandit who devastated the Florentine district now called alter him. granted tie prayer of tile nobility for the re of of battle in Women and priests were to accept It. The Normans showed less With Hi a v ha I to nor could she name a champion. Her male op- however, was buried to ids in the earth. Aimed with a club, lie triad to strike her as she cir- annual him, his weapon being a ball of iron at the end of a Cord. If ho failed her at the third at- tempt he was which meant to him death with ill honor. says that the reason so many duels were fought in Italy In the early days is that where the law does not afford protection one must look to combat to retain the re- of one's fell man. In the mid- ages the of Italian duels passes belief way putting an enemy to death is good says one of r writers. an oil says maims his arms and and him as a memento of his kindness and I generosity a hideous gash the I on painted model of be- fore he stabbed Dueling was called Km a s-i The world I . i knows, men who say -of forward. Ta a You p . cl A i mo yon over get you ; in the Tl me . hue time r i on . with a iron, Herd time they'd a felon mil I the beggar, York Ill lie . Mr II III i i i. ill a- ll-ll a . I-- at I a ill y i i pal yon t i When When were hoops for the first time A.-dins to strut;, die hoop is a pastime of uncertain or- but much in fashion at I'll. Dr. Murray's dictionary, d vitally that the original hoop affected by boys was a barrel hoop, no English reference to II earlier than the hoop was well known ti air Greek and man boys, who called it a Their hoops were made and of on show they were driven by a tie book with a wooden handle, very j the boy's hoop stick. This i called by the Greeks and the the hoop attached to it. and modern Lou y gin I to lie spared at least Chronicle. i i Lo . i. II I.-. When a woman undertaken i a fowl or anything v. a grasps the tool close to lie heat raises bar chin, squints l clinches two rows of tooth aid hack down, missing her aim by two Inches. That was for a la a, lady t,, s. r left was a fainter d, pi a i a- which had ; i.,,. first i i i pa . I and has excellent prom of Its restoration. Is not always lost when i are Detroit Mews-Ti lac, Is ll a . a . a . f lbs eel null,. mo-t singular instances id for an oversight was that commitment of an the Bastille in 1717. II order of the of lbs minority i ace. and road as fob for . i j mention- i I . as king of How this mi v remained register of t the time of any on DRINK MORE, EAT LESS. . Wild mi. ism. out. If nutrition drink Dion water, would be pan. and in world. most t.-iii of is an execs of nutritive ma tori a la The blood is surcharged with salts that are not in the The doctors are to reined these diseases by something to the salts, diuretics am solvents or various kinds. The rational w h to Is the cause. Drink more less and concentrated foods. This Shuts Off the supply of mates in the blood. Those who take active exercise In the open air every n rent- amount of nutrition only do use up the nutritive in muscular exercise, but the amount of oxygen Inhaled of th thoroughly ti changes them in area if blood is with they are very like- to especially in those portions of the hotly where Is the least and the temperature Is the lowest. as the elbows, an- the toes tinkers. Drink water; eat food. This is a prescription that is worth more to such people than the drills world. Shut the source of unite poisoning and the effects of poisoning will change The I The cheetah has a reputation one of the most gentlemanly f beasts, a from sh what fine manners the animal Three Calcutta visitors to the bill Nation were out on a tramp when they were by a thunderstorm, by sheets of ruin. They spied a cave In the side of the hill, and into It. they rushed When the they came and, to their surprise. found a licking the heavy wet off Ids waistcoat and hit paws. It was his cave, hut rather than deprive his visitors of their shelter the polite creature had sat outside In the driving tempest. With a friendly mew gracefully wagging his tail, the cheetah bade adieu to his and walked with dignity Into his house, Asian Magazine. This man bought a supply of tobacco with- out acquainting himself with the distinctive taste of SCHNAPPS Tobacco, which has the cheering qualities that gratify his desire to chew, and at less expense than cheap tobacco. SCHNAPPS has been advertised in this paper so that every chewer has had an opportunity U get acquainted with the facts and know that are not used to produce the quality found in the famous Piedmont country flue-cured tobaccos, and that SCHNAPPS is what he ought to chew. there are chewers who accept other and cheaper tobaccos that do not give the pleasure. Some day they'll get a taste of the real realize what enjoyment they've missed by not getting SCHNAPPS long they'll feel like lacking themselves. SCHNAPPS is sold everywhere in S cent cuts, and and cent plugs. Be sure you get the genuine. STRAY TAKEN UP. I have up a sandy r black t has been my st ck. The hog weighs about or pounds, marked ; round hole in right e r, hi Owner can get by proving and i costs. E. r i. Nov. BETHEL TRUST COMPANY, AT N. Vt Nov. 12th, Loans and discounts I-. ii i ., . i . f . I., v i iv i. h- l I I r th i ti. I . . hi- I of ISM ; . it I . a Ii ft Rankers coin, S in Nat bank other U. S. notes Total LI Surplus fund Undivided profit rime deposit 3.031,76 Deposits subj to m t- standing On. Total NOTICE DISSOLUTION. Notice is that the stuck in the incorporation of the Winterville does by of each stockholder the company and will not further I in name. This Nov. 27th. A. G. COX. Sec , State North Carolina, County of Pitt, W H -lard of the above solemnly swear that above statement is true to the best i and belief. w and sworn to be- f-ire me, this Nov We will make application to the Board of of Pitt county at the meeting to be held on the first Monday in January, 1907. for license to retail liquor for six months in the town of Fountain. N. C. Nov. 1907. STRICKLAND HEATH. said V Li . i v on to i ts for tic have he a j at Hie j Mrs. a a for It i don't la- y beard . a a . . not i i, t ordered i lest I I t ell r a; for he not only Lo haven, bill, i- . shoot to . . i ;. f by want yon out ail of man I really i yelled the the the ye say, didn't say r Journal. newsboy. old man. the hoy Mill Is h a pr- say a Times. Sh say don't In . lOTS. lie- Well, one widower's second lore Is more hi mean his see mil always worth BOTS nanny ii Idea of n takes tin hair In Is STirS as s an ,; hick It th . sad sud damp Dow lo Sacred In The which most to la are Imagination, a of the i th and ability to work hard, n . of hi and a ; to Ignore the of and With to what the ma-- he to re it once loses his la dependence In he may he call Ii I ad. so far any Is la Oliver hes. sufferers Kidney, I Ivor or Bladder Other tn nu buy a bottle and if it cure we will refund your n full 1.00 Tree bottle of and if It . SOL i red This entitles you I. u In it SOL a l RICK Only a limited number -f bottles away. Don't miss this op to test SOL. S. T. Carson Votary Public M. R. J. GRIMES, I Directors. 1906 NOTICE TO Money. your by any a rainy the pro dent relative think answered Mrs heard mention horses that he said always rim host on a muddy . La- Letters of administration on the es- , of Walter deceased this been issued to me by the Clerk of the Superior Court of I county, notice is hereby given to all j persons holding claims against said es- to present them to me for pay- duly authenticated, or or before I the day of November 1907. or this notice will be plead in bar of their re- I All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make payment to me. This the ; of November D. M. JOHNSON. of Walter deed. Jarvis Blow REPORT OF THE CONDITION THE BANK OF FARMVILLE, N. L. NO . LI 556.71 Stock paid in Fund 1,000.00 76.39 Undivided profits 175.96 1,630.50 Time 35,938.72 66,753.29 Cashiers 46.69 Loans and Discounts Overdrafts Secured Furniture and Fixtures Due from Banks Cash Items Gold Coin I Silver Coin Hate f nil Carolina, Put. J I, J. R. D of the do y swear is t th. ht of my a belief. , sworn to be- r v Notary Public J. R. W. a. R I. IS. Ft Director Smart man. there two M life It and shall you I'll the to and then I ran t the Chronicle. Wanted -Experienced 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 ts the MR M and Is ha Two lo in st new mill in C. Good Apply to W. Jeffreys, N. LAND SALE. By virtue of a executed and delivered to Winslow A Mills by John R. Braxton and wife, ton, on the day of November, . the undersigned 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 on the north side of First Street, be- ginning at a point on First Street at a stake in the ditch and running a north- course with the ditch feet i J. S. Hart's line, thence a west- course with J. S. Hart's line feet a ditch, thence a with said ditch feet to First Street, thence an course First Street feet to the begin- one third of acre more or loss, and being the lot J. H. This e day of WINSLOW F. CATARRH CANNOT BE CURED with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, cannot reach the seat of the Catarrh is a or constitutional by and in order to cure it you must take internal Hall s Catarrh Cure is taken and acts on the blood and mucous Catarrh Care is not a quack It was by one a physicians in this country f years is a regular prescription, o is composed of the best tonics combined with the best blood purifiers, acting directly on the mucous surfaces. The perfect combination of the two is what such for testimonials free. F. J. CO, Props., by Druggist, Take for pal i in curing J our department. W. I . Agent. C. RESPITED. Not Hang Until 15th. In with the request many citizen.- Greenville by telegraph to R. B. Glenn on Saturday, that the execution of set 18th e postponed thirty days BO would not take place ii the midst of preparation for he observance Christmas. As in Md -f t . t- . lions H . who . a- J. for job We are displaying a pretty line of an, i Cannon Tyson J. A. Harrington returned from Baltimore Thursday where governor has the been to purchase the Christ- mas goods of J. N. Alexander Co. The public before making their holiday purchases will do well to see this enterprising firm if they desire good goods and bargains. If at all in cook stoves and heaters it will pay you to examine quality and prices that Cannon Tyson are making- car loads cotton seed for which we will pay high- est cash price. Don't sell before seeing us. to serve. F. Lilly Co. an a nil Ii I l line o prices Chill- is well mi i will For ; i E-E. fresh . We for women, r Every pair guarantee. II cheep go Co, always have . n's shoes . I a sold ii . strict ii. and prisoner a respite until January 15th. Governor Glenn wired Sheriff Tucker to that effect and also wrote him changing of the death warrant accordingly. in the jail yard was about completed in readiness for the execution. In with this the Raleigh New- and Observer Attorneys for Barrett are seek- time to present new matter in their plea for a con mutation of the death sentence to imprison- for life, but Governor Glenn's position is that without the recommendation for from Judge Long and Solicitor Larry I Moore, he do nothing in the way of ting the sentence of the sentenced to death for the kill- i of Constable Lovett, conic after him wish a of an-, at Then s interest Pitt the matter, for; Glenn is in behalf of letters from who that the sentence Barrett be car- .; e Licenses. f Deeds R Willi. IO,. , d ll . t and PASTOR. and P Di Rev. . T. who the last North . to the pa of Methodist ville. mt in ,,. ions wen . . a his and t . conference . led ts i a o year. v . ii work here his to alter Christmas. I la. -i-. . lS it In r. I. .- ; their . till . A lull line i Mm and Dry Goods, Grace Everything needed for ii e house and turn. make a suits, to r. J . J. HIT E M I a t. illS the clothing Cannon X please in both quality and I price. t- and Maggie M. D. If you need any paint be sure on E. E. Co. Frank and M try Craft. and Ethel Pierce. John and Had- V. Johnston and Minnie j iv David T- Fordham and Annie I Taylor. Hardy and Eva COLORED. Arthur Dawson and Mamie Smith- ill and Laura Harris. Chas. y and Annie Nobles. Jack Daniel and Ada Randolph. Anderson Edwards and Flor- Tucker. Joe and Rhoda Hill. o. Fall an i .-. read . t nine 10th through at our lieu , oil J. It. Smith . . s . en N O IMPORTS NEWS and IN Asa 1.15 Preferred Foal to a A few nights ago some broke into the .; Mr. Greenville. .dining room con. . J t quantity of cooked i o w h h the thief h The thief took the plates of food out in the yard and there were signs where he down by t c fence to enjoy hid met I. no doubt the best he had run up with in a long time re u s . . spoons and other wan . easy reach in the dining r on . but these did not seem to int thief in the midst so tin good and nothing the food was disturbed. Mr. Dixon says he would all he to eat lie just asked tor aid the trouble of on a.- in the as he has n tunned a en. from his door n. Is above P a I . ltd at II . a I him if mi I if v- ; an. a -a. i lie I . a . J a I . mi n. i a a- it . . . a -a t . Ill I . a it more . Ii M. DRUGGIST AYDEN, NORTH CAROLINA. The Greenville Reflector is twelve years of age, and like the old it gets bet- Brother is to be congratulated on his success taking the burdens of this paper upon his shoulders. May he and The Reflector live to enjoy many more birthdays be- fore the hand of time shall press upon the heart strings of life and lay him beneath the sod Dur- ham Sun- I OF THE BANK OF At the. How to Kill Your Town. Kick. Keep kicking. And quit kicking- pull one way and a wall- In illy, I. I a. Ired ,. i. fin.- to en . mid i . has I. h . -I In in -t a . HE . IraTe ; a. a ll Dal nil wall in. were V In of . a i i one ii, sit Is ml .-. ti. -i too conj- Mai Go to other towns your goods. They Have Made Up. London. Saturday. It reported that a reconciliation has Loans and Discounts, Overdrafts Secured s it ii and I from Hanks, ; Lafayette Cox and Hettie Cash I Com, . Silver Coin. Dix- SURGEON. ii . Block, v. n . C son. Hank notes and H. notes -i k aid in, is led less j . Dividends unpaid . NI Deposits subject to cheek, 1.645 , u- . ,., Certified Chocks Total, f authority in me by deed trust executed by W. G. been effected between the Duke and wife, Magnolia B. j r i i- . t to and Duchess Marlborough or that a settlement of the of payment of note of same date j. ii l j In W. Q, troubles has been reached. I he v 15th day January the duchess, social- l, at noon, at the Court house it. i. Greenville, Pitt County N. t. looking radiantly happy, is the cause of the rumor th t the of and are up and together they w the holidays together with their children at Blenheim. STATE OP NORTH CAROLINA, PUT, J. K if that the above statement is to t lief. Subscribed to Nov. AX N. t. highest bidder cash the t a a described tracts land One i tract of land bounded on the north by ll. lands of Han ell. the J. N. by J. bullock, on the south by t and on the weal by J. more or less, Another tract of land bounded on the north by die lands of J, is. But- , lock, on t . on the soul. Little. the west by J. B. Bullock, containing . i i i. r v M Directer Denounce your merchants b cause they make a profit on their goods. Knife every man that agrees with the i increasing business. Tel your . u c buy your goods a great deal cheaper in another town aid charge him with extortion. Keep cent you g.;, and don't do thing of a public unless you can make thin out of it directly When you any I bin; of your town say it in a I it will leave the impression that you have no in it. Patronize outside newspapers to the exclusion of your own, inland then denounce them for not being as large as tin-city , . i Don't need more back bone for the interest of Not a spinal column yield bend; but upright, and just opinions -a gentle, which Times. B I COIl ll i I. I, a nil oven have or I I a to nu I i ii i i, went bet m a. a J i j a H n hi the I ti killed . -ill. At a ii a I ; -l a. ., i I lid a .- . i . of i a then i tin i.-i lost casts i one member . . . . . i . and rep. I a i t U, A a ll a I a ;. l. i a. iii v.-if i ., .-r.- I'M i . iii j i . it be- Second hand Chapel Organ for sale at a bargain, has full round acres more or less. tone and condition. 1906. Vandykes. M. O. Blount, Trustee. Chas. M. Stein. W. J. NEW FIRM C V-3 d t. Lost- On road between Green AYDEN N. C. DOOR To . M. DRUG STORK. All kinds of Xmas goods a Also Heavy and Fancy or fin. i u. of social. Th . .,.,.,,. mm , I M land Sale--Tract of land. black M Sh. I J-5 f ,,., at . Bust. gold A I us i aS land, reward to . .- . E J. N. Alexander Co. For know Apply t James R. F. D. No. Greenville, N. C. tor office or Miss Verna Whichard. t d It Stationery re la n . now ,,.,. shows i II II i W . I I be . I ft -i. i i. a s I to I Now is your i lo v in by us i i pens, bill s- . i e also a for u-e Th no rP Per Ah i n on n all. Ira l I ill hi J suit. a . Getting wood cut is s The man who will rig up a table sawing outfit will strike a money making business. i hi a in plaints set German . V

MUD . f. WHICHARD, . the post office at Gr will N. C. a matter, rates made L -tent desired at aver, in CAROLINA FRIDAY DEC. . 1906 limed .- v. -1 i the n I ore e. Let one thing that Greenville begins planning for early in the coming year be a creditable ex- at the Jamestown The Chamber of Com- can put in some good work along this line. Greenville is in the midst of reparation Christmas, and spirit is uppermost of the people for mi u When the ii- you are going to .- . a set in on the progress the town f. . r i- v I i . the iv. en . i w. arc honored pension- the heroes are the the fr e. in fact is too good for them, and the State every- she pi a the n a i . page he Charlotte Observer a thing of beauty. matters of such it is well worth as the articles make for some time to have been larger hat is with more was ever than this s i vi e i . . . resident I'm c. net to . ; ;. I on i;. as- j r ; ;. v i i ; v . thin i. o ctn- ,. ; . . I I t fur c men r e coming come out on cars are only paid a month and have to de- pend on tips from passengers to get enough to live on. It is also stated that the Association has ired war the tip system and ti e traveling men are right. There is no son why they should be levied on to pay car porters, hotel waiters and bell boys, and everybody else who comes along to be t It is the corporations and such to pay their own help. It would not be very dignified an we are not arguing for it to be don, but if a judge now and then would a witness Step from the stand and smite a lawyer's mouth there would he a stop to this way lawyers have off trying to blacken a man's char- just because he happens to. be i witness on the opposite e for which the lawyer is Such on j have been allowed to go on j a good man dislikes to be a witness in court. The trial f of Pitt county, in the Federal court at Raleigh last week for gave Pitt county a reputation that is not at all and which the good people of the county do not appreciate. That case, like the white cap case here a few ago, was prominent for lying on the wit- stand, some witnesses be- carried to who-e characters qualified them to tell any lie, it mattered not how- black it was. Of course all were not that way. Another shame- feature of the case was the as shown in the publish- c reports, of counsel for the de- to cast reflections on good were there merely as Oakley, N C., Dec. 1906. Geo. of Washington and Bernard of Green- ville, made business calls here lust week- Mm. Bettie Belcher returned from Goldsboro and Wilson after spending a few days with Nash Hardy and family have moved to Their many friends regret their The social dance Friday night at the C. B. II. hail very much enjoyed by all. Marion of Texas, was here visiting friends last wet k. J. H. Bawls, of was a visitor in our town last week. He is one Martin's best farmers, Miss Bessie Barnhill, of ville. is visiting the Misses Car- son, just north of the city line- O. R. son and family, of Has spent last Sunday here visiting Mrs. J- O Williams. till of Williamston, spent Sunday here. and Mrs. H A. Gray and little son. Garland, spent Sunday j in the country. J. K. Barnhill, of Raleigh, came an Saturday to spend Sunday with his best girl. Mr and Mrs T. F. Nelson gave an oyster supper Monday night complimentary to the young people of the neighbor- hood. It was a delightful S G. Williams and family mt Sunday at Everetts. Geo. Belcher and L. B. Will- went to Ayden Saturday. Mrs- Piney Highsmith and daughter, Miss Linda, spent last Thursday in town. Miss Pearl Jenkins gave a quilting party last Tuesday night in honor of her guest. There was large crowd of pretty girls and handsome young gentlemen Miss Pearl makes it pleasant for ill A CHRISTMAS G I 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 Gifts 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 than. 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 mention Out space CALL TO-DAY. C. S. F ORB witnesses. North Carolina's population the mark in according to the bulletin just issued by the census bureau. The n of property increased to in 1900. And the Old North State is still humping Charlotte Observer BRADLEY BEST, JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS, HOLIDAY AND PRESENTS Save the Worry The hot brings you enough without won- over what shall for breakfast, dinner and s with a large tine Canned Goods, Package Goods, Pickles, Butter Cheese, Coffee, Ton Cakes Fruits. Ac as carry, the selecting and buy- are a- I the all saved It will take no argument to COO veil you if if you visit, store and BOG I carry. You me one door North f J. B l- I M CLEARING ALE having beg entire THU HUB CLOTHING CO. order to turn into money we wiling to make the following ; CLOTHING. or Men's good at CLOTHING. Her. CLOTHING. Big Line long pants piece suits In wool, good pattern 350,4,4.50 p, S 94.80 knee pants suits l, 1,50,2.25 buck mild colors 6.50 suits via blacks, and patterns to go at from Y p n s, , i suits, heavy weight Knee puts from up. Big Men's suits y Wool. long Cheviot S Worsted suits lo Heavy fleeced lined Mens Sunday Shoes to Mens Fat leather Shoes 3.50 and Mens Sunday Shoes, and pat leather Big Line mens odd to in on us before buying and we will save you money J. L. CAR This department is in F. C. NYE, who is authorized to rep- resent the Reflector in and territory Mr. Abbott, of Grifton, has W, i b . . . U .- i. Miss Nannie Nichols and little niece, Esther were in town shopping Friday takes the place of Cal- We sell it. B. T. Cox Bro. es. -I the a v i v accepted a position as book keep- it e for the Pitt County Oil Co. We welcome him to our town. J. B, Little went to Greenville . B. Saturday. The A. G. Cox Co. has obs o crockery wares, flower pots and The A. G. has . on hand a full of their shipped pair of their Tar Tar Heel carts and wagons. Bet- Heel cart wheel to one of our see or write them before counties, buy. home. Miss Olivia Cox, who has been teaching for past year in Fairmont school near Tenn. returned home Thursday Jars at Harrington Barber evening to spend, vacation. On account of the severe winter Holiday goods are climate thereby give vacation Call in the winter. will return there about the 1st of March. , ,n . . . . A urge line of plaid of a; Protects your hands from the just ., t. H o. old winds by getting you a new Manning Co. T are r , r. pair of glows. B. F. Manning Cali and see them once- Co., has of all kinds for met, woman, and children. The boys of the Vance Literary gave one of the best de- bates of the season. The A carload of fresh flower just at Harrington Barber Com Highest grade flavoring extra- at J. B. Carroll Co. Farmers, come and examine the of the society were machine at present stimulated the Barber Co. This is a boys to do best. Those wonderful labor savor. who are doing excellent work in Those in need of dry will heard from laths ready bundled, see L. L. later in life. Character, thought Kittrell who will be glad to fill and eloquence combined always your order. maKe their mark. rains and snows are Go and examine that new line coming soon and you will need f and fine shoes good foot wear. See use B. F. Manning Barber Co., for rubber boots. Company A car load of lime has just Faro delightful and refreshing rived at A. W. goto J. B Carroll Co , , ,, , in best and plow is the hi-., Dolores and thing for tearing up rough Anna Little spent Sunday with You can find them at Harrington Miss Fleming i j. House, Goto Harrington, Barber J. E. Greene spent Thursday Co , to buy your holiday with sister at Grifton. They are Sell your cotton seed to the Pitt County On Co. The the highest prices for them- A lull Mid fruit hi ; Cu Misses Barker, Nora Moore and Rosabel Taylor went to Kinston Saturday on a shop- ping tour Miss Bryan went to Greenville shopping Saturday Try those delicious apples B. Carroll ii Co. , New of arriving daily Barber Co. See the beautiful display of holiday at B. F. Co. They have chased the very finest line found on the market. DAV TRIAL d goods at Harrington All for cotton seed hulls promptly filled at Pitt Oil Company, The A. G. Cox Co., turning out their to date buggies. Every mail brings the A. G. A i's C . for their planters, guano etc., though early in season these goods. t v of B. T. Cos i W I a- Call and large line of and cloaks B. F, Manning Co. They are ofF- thorn at a bargain. Miss Cox, accompanied by Miss Elise Vincent of Green- ville, spent Saturday at home. A. Cox superintended the Those large yellow oranges at Harrington, Barber Co., looks tempting. Rev. B. E- Stanfield filled his regular appointment at the Methodist church Sunday after- noon. Pitt County Oil Co., are pared to fill orders, for cotton seed meal promptly- They will to give you an offer for your seed. The Drugstore seems to be the center of attraction these days. have an excellent line of holiday goods of all on exhibit. Misses Effie Barker and went to Green villa Monday evening shopping Christmas goods of all at Harrington, Barber Co. Call and get yours before they are gone. Rev-J E pastor of Memorial Baptist church Greenville, will deliver an ad- dress to the- students of Winter- ville High school Thursday night, Dec. There will also be a Christmas tree exclusively for the school. All are cordially in- to be present and enjoy the occasion. bank is to the community what the is to the circuit, is the source and of n tries to do it at ii great disadvantage. Ii. must supply all his own motive power j-, competition with others whoa e on the line w hi the of Take this at the Bank of Cox has on hand a full supply of the fence different heights We would therefore be glad to have you to call t. see our stock and let us bat defused, notice in hereby a indebted to the estate to make payment to the mil all persona claims again- aid estate are to present the for on or before the h lay of December, HOT, or this notice bar recovery. This Dec 11th, 1906. W. Brooks. Executor of Moore. TO Moore, of the Superior Court Having this day qualified before D. f Pitt County, as executor the last and testament Elizabeth ran notice is hereby given to ill persons holding claims against the state of said Elizabeth to present them tome for payment duly authenticated, on or before the day of November 1907, or this notice be plead in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will make immediate payment to me. the 19th of November 1906. C. L. Executor of Elizabeth Jarvis Blow, Stray Up. I haw taken one yearling heifer rut- in Meld. Color red with white face, marked fork in right ear. smooth crop In left, looks to lie about a year and hall Owner can gel by proving property and paying costs. Nov. 1906. M. W. Tyson, R. V. V. Greenville, N. C Having qualified before the Superior Court clerk of Pitt county as with will annexed, of the estate if Jane deceased, notice is given to all persona Indebted to the estate to make immediate pay- to undersigned, and ail having claims against said estate ire notified to present them for pay- on or before the 26th day of No- or this notice will be In bar of recovery. This Nov., 1906. W. BROOKS. of Jane Moore. he remarkable He says he was plowing with a pair of on his farm and turned up a test containing what he to be eggs. He put them in his pocket carry them home and experiment with It that the fr must have originated from a nail or in is was again is to their hatching metal in the hulling machine Sometime later, when he took his coat, he felt something and upon investigating found the eggs had hatched and his pocket was full of young snakes. He did not experiment any Here's a The Reflector knows a man who will put up half the j emitting a spark. Considerable damage was done to seed and hulls by water, hot the amount has not as yet been ascertained. Ti is covered by insurance. S r. Mrs. Mother Dead. Mrs. D. D. Haskett received a t to equip a portable -v- m-, I h- death her outfit, and furnish a hand to as mother, Mrs. C- M, in operating it, I this pod man will put up half the money and take charge of the business. This is chance for some one to engage in a business. The People Did it The Butler faction says the Blackburn faction caused it and the Blackburn faction retaliates. The truth is that the people of North are not willing to take a backward step by putting the State government in the Republican party's hands and are not willing to give that party morning. Anderson once in Greenville when her husband or of the . here . he All . with ma, Haskett in h Big Hearted The force up in The have no better friend than Jimmie and they feast on good things from his store This morning; he sent up .-. tangerines or kid oranges. any encouragement that for e greatly enjoyed lead it to hope for success in the them return thanks. State Sentinel. FOLK R. CD N. S. I,. leaves daily i. o u in if. leaver teen ville daily at hi Washington. at B for Baltimore. Philadelphia Ni w York. and all other North. Connects at Nor all should f via Norfolk, care Nor Southern R. Ii u-s subj-v-t to e without notice. J. J. CHERRY, Agent, n- N. C ii. C- IT WE WISH YOU A MERRY CHRISTMAS Ti WHAT comes and every heart with P. Agent, Mi. submit you prices will be M- K. V P. G. M- interest to you. I We notice that the A. G. cox itself at every re- with all This is the same difficult problem that present- of same. We come to your rescue and here troubles and let us show We're in Holiday attire have the things a Man buys for himself and appreciates most. We can, also, till the Boy's Stocking is satisfactorily as the Man's. Notice. Co are still shipping their Heel cart and wagons. JACK ITEMS v .-- Blackjack, Dec. 1906. There were regular services here Sunday with a large present Mrs. G. S. Johnston left last week to go over the river. She . will spend sometime there visit- relatives and friends. James Buck, of Ayden, spent Wednesday night at H. J. Smith's. Miss Delia Corbitt, of Tarboro, is visiting Miss Dixon. James H. Clark and John S. until Dixon, who have been attending you pee and NEW royal. school at Whitsett, returned you will yourself , n-j . i , machine that home to take the long will positively you than We are glad to see them come back looking so Come and see us make arrange- ,, well. For the next days we will A. 0- Clark, R. M. Elks, Ben offer these Machines . Mayo, and others of Grimesland for i attended services here Sunday. la ANY RESPONSIBLE FAMILY TRY THIS MACHINE In your home for days FREE. If don't find It tho most beautiful, up-to-date and satisfactory machine on Hie market, we will take it Ii you like it, we know v will make yon prices terms will be entirely A. W. ANGE CO. N, Those large red aPples, sweet last week in the absence oranges delicious nuts, of general manager fancy candies at B. F. Man Rev. W. pastor of Co look tempting. Free Will Baptist church here,, Robt Strange of the was Tuesday. service at the Episcopal I appears on in the of went up the; church Monday m. Bl read on business Tuesday. preached at night and con- tN- making pastoral calls here eastern conducted Many of the Winterville people attended church here Sunday. Henry Dixon went to Ayden Friday. SALE. j By virtue of a mortgage executed by D. Cox wife to J. I will make application to the Board of Commissioners of Pitt county on the first in January, 1907, for license to retail spirituous ard malt liquors in the town of Grimesland, N. C. for six months beginning January 1st, 1907. Dec 6th, 1906 W. B. Williams. Personal Property Sale. On Friday Dec. 21st. at o'clock a. m. at homestead mile; from Oakley, in Carolina township, I will sell at public auction a lot of household and kitchen furniture, farming implements, carts, hay, etc Terms of sales cash. M. A FEW Fancy Protector Bath Etc., Etc In Superior Conn Notice of Sale Mrs. Sarah Taylor went j R Johnson and and ether, cox. Rev. W. E. cox, rector, assisted i the services- v f- coin h . c .-.-. r- . .- n i c . -a i T d . . i to to undersigned will sell cash in-fore the court house door on the 17th day January, lot situate in the town of Winterville, North Cam n i I Pitt County. H. W Vs. and W. A. Blokes, j By virtue of an order con t of Pitt i in . James 1- Hom- commissioner, .--e public e before the house door of Pi t in Greenville, N. C to the highest for die day i f Dee, 1906 following tract or par- to-wit; ala stake on the Now Born at tho colored school house acre, thence Chat line west to a stake three feet from W. A. f. thence i i. . i i i . I a . w LI I ii . road hi .- u . .- g more tin- 16-n day of 196- farm We'll lay aside your see until Christmas, and we'll make any exchanges desired after Christmas. FRANK WILSON THE KING CLOTHIER. tin, BE SURE TO SEE OUR LINE OF LADIES Handkerchiefs One hundred styles to from Special prices each Valuable . . r G. ville. ere ; a j do wen The re Seville, N. C. A L .

; i M SI To be Sold During th Holidays of Fail Winter of to our customers the most Remarkable Price deductions recorded in l cow en the over our entire stock will be of its real money less of cost for just . . HP value and worth GO We can't begin to many new novelties we every day in La- dies Fine Dress s, Hardly a new wrinkle a pears en the Metropolitan market but that we can truthfully assert that what you buy here is RIGHT UP TO THE . We have the .; it . C i l v. r, tit- cir be toil. be to about value It Guaranteed. We rave lot r. is the best tin- city and prices right of th latest shapes and style . i , ct i i iv the i k y I just right . . i . . . . ii-3 it, ; M i u . . a . . i. . ard Main Street, i own lot- -At By virtue of decree of I he Court of Pitt county, in a certain en- titled R. Parker Ex- th. 1307 on the town . sell public sale to the for n. that certain lot or parcel of land in town of I ville, Pill . t . Y el as I I, . tree the lot of M ; by Hill an. net, contain- half less. in h day of December 1906. Alex L, . . mi TO CREDITORS. II . r ll ,. n i . . , . , ,, II I l II. M o.p, . . . . i . i P II . I. ,. Bin c. it i it II . . . i . ,., n. ,., f . M. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. .;,. pf .,., P Hi f , Mi r -i. ,;,. . j, i ,,. i -.-, . n nil . .- ., the u all p.-i mil . i. i i.- hi- o I . . , or ii- ., ,,, or N ,,.,. i. i re r. m, I. K HUNTING ii inn a o. , i ,; NOTICE OF SALE. H By virtue of an . of I Superior court made in the case f It. Harvey , 1.1 hers i I, u i ; c on S . iii. Hi i-i m i's o ; . in g C too, n t . k III. nip u , no under sell at the . Maim In- I I e-i JUST ONE WORD that word U It refer to Dr. Liver Pills and MEANS HEALTH. Are you constipated Troubled with Indigestion Sick headache Bilious Insomnia ANY of these symptoms and others Indicate inaction of the LIVER. You Take No Substitute. .- North Carolina In Superior Pitt County Court. G. W. M Va. I NOTICE. I above will lake notice that n at ion entitled as above has been commenced in the Superior Court of county for a divorce from the of matrimony, and the said will further take notice that is required to appear at the next term of the Superior Court of Pitt county to be h, on the second Mon- day of it being 14th. day of January, 1907, the courthouse said county In Greenville, N. C. and answer or demur to the complaint will apply tee the for relief in fund complaint. the day 1906. Ii, MOORE, C. S. C. Atty. for plaintiff. r j -i a in-.- and as ; i inn mi 1.1 V , said . . v.- s. prop. tn 1st, All material on hand to Ii- C -Hi; in one . ,,. s , bubs, rim . and in tH I i usual . pi 1.11 ig . . . k and ., -i n y. ii -in pa y in ,,; I . r a f biggies, bu g bodies, e . All is- s, lease In Id bull , has title ii. run th Attention lap and See . . March take pleas- in . hi h from i- I. of I Ion of Printers ; . we Col ail ,;them r as good as now any unsightly km or the bot- PRICES Head lots , , , IV , Rules L. S and Head Ruled in and over per A of Rule, w. e full I all as u v, hole g the n U a Id, all property, mentioned or p u r t as- e k be to deposit . i will be cheerfully of bid in . . i, as I., i. Pointers Iv Co Nov i;,. ;, Manufactures of Type and Receiver, j High ll ; l c; n Line as we closing out our entire stock at less than cost. invite you to come and tor the many rare bargains we are f P. We are showing all styles and our pattern and made to order f . at Li . . . t . . ; oil -iii u ii mil I .; a veil broke. G. A- Kittrell, I Winterville, N. C. II.- ; gt a . fa done u r nail or screw i i or Have d J tool and he pr. pared , enc i-. Our la a yo ii. -i will -.- that your tool look a t useful i . . .-., i i. --j , , I . , a. k. i . , You get Harness, a Horse of-------kl . I DISSOLUTION NOTICE. Patrick con- ducting; a cotton and in the town of Grifton, N. r has th i,., m consent. Joel Patrick said Dec 12th. 1906. W. II. Kilpatrick. Joel Patrick. ID. W. Gr j And Provisions I Cotton Bagging and Ties always Ice pi -on- In stuck. Country Sold D. W. North Carol n As fine a lot of day oats as you ever saw at Frank V John- r , hi doing fine will sell reasonable on ac- count of health of family. Ad- dress Washington N. C. Reward. James Bell, a white man years old. about feet inches s about brown eyes and carpenter, escaped from State ft NOTICE TO of court of Pitt having sued letters to me- the the 14th. day of November, on the Victor deceased notice hereby given U per sons ed to the estate to make immediate payment the undersigned an to creditors aid estate their ins authenticate I. at The State will pay a re- ward of and expenses for his cap- and delivery to the State prison at and will supplement the above with an additional reward w Sheriff of Pitt county months after the f n tie or this notice will he pie id in bar of their this the 14th of JAME v on the estate of E. Cox NEXT TUESDAY IS CHRISTMAS. Merry to all. The musical households are the happiest homes. The Queen of all musical moots is the piano. Q of all ii th Have yon n in your home Not too late for Xmas if you write The host pianos-lowest prices- easiest terms. Writ for Catalog and special price list. Address. M. Granny St NORFOLK, VA Geo. S. Mgr. After Jan. 11-1 St. TO Letters of of Mary A deceased, having this day been issued to me by the clerk of -t of Pi t o dice is given to all per- sons holding claims of s Mary A. Turnage to present them to me for duly on m before the 20th day of November 1907, or be plead bar their recovery. Persona in to sad, estate will make i media e payment to me. his the 20th of N of m vis and A Harrington, i A. Ho o r Livery and and we Yon It If Saw II on curious it said the person for whom you care most on earth, the one you see m-st and who receive your most constant attention. Is the one whose countenance is least familiar to is asked the visitor. said the philosopher. Is a fact that If people could tie and .-unlit meet themselves In the street very few would them- selves. We look at ourselves many times during days of the We say our eyes are blue or brown or whatever other color they limy be. our hair black, our chin peaked, our fore- bead Ugh. We know every lineament of our face from constant study and attention, yet when we turn away from the mirror we cannot conjure up a picture of ourselves. know just how our friends and even acquaintances In fancy we can see them sitting so or so. and their varying expressions under different circumstances are clear to us even though we may not have seen them for years, but when it conies to ourselves we cannot till in even the outlines of the picture We may we may cry. we may frown, but we do not know how we look while we are it. Photographs do not help We have never scan ourselves in the Dean. Mirrors and pictures are poor aids when we sit down mid try to see Ourselves With mind's eye. is why people are so deeply Interested in who is said to resemble them, say to ii man know somebody who is the dead age of he will never rest till he sees person. Then if like- Is really true he will own up to that time he had bud no of how he realty visitor smiled wanly. wish you wouldn't talk like she said. makes me feel positively New York Press. .-lured, LAWS IN CHINA. Came in and examine my CORN PLANTERS, DISC SMOOTHING ONE HORSE STEEL PLOWS, WIRE awn TA Yours o ii. L The Hardware Man. Announcement We beg to announce that we are Wholesale and Retail for- White Lead, Paints. Colors, and an Country Ready Paints. No of lion, of Incompatibility of laws based on diverse is nowhere more marked than in China, says Ho tea U. Morse In t lie Atlantic. no bankruptcy law Is possible. If n debtor own estate Will not pay his debts the deficiency must Ix made good by bis brothers uncles; If a debtor a bis i i---. Imprison- if debtor returns be is put la prison and kepi there Indefinitely, as he can flat money for bis daily food released by payment In full or by death, This is the law. When in 1800 Admiral Ting found himself forced to and bis Heel, he committed suicide. By technically dying before surrender, be saved bi- mother, sou; and decapitation their properly from confiscation, penally when a commander surrenders Imperial fortress. This Is the law. When In old days gunner caused the death of a Chinese by tiring a from a cannon from which by oversight tho ball had not been removed, be was seized, tried executed. And in 1830, when the course of a with Ens and American s at Canton a Chinese was killed. de that if the guilty- person could not be detected executed lbs whole party should be handed over for execution. This is the law. Intention Is never taken Into ac COUnt A dollar for a dollar, eye for eye. a life for u life, and nil for the emperor and his s the law of China. FRAUDS aS Hare Volumes Do and A well known collector acquired what he took to be a book published by Aldus in the year 1480. lie paid for and believed that It was original Aldus, because the publish- press mark, a dolphin coiled round an anchor, appealed upon It When the book was shown to an expert It proved to be beyond a shadow of doubt a Is to say. It was simply a copy of the orig- work printed by an Ingenious book fakir. So clever was the Imitation that only expert could tell it from the original and rare book. Scores of persona during recent years have bought facsimiles of rare works under impression that they were getting the originals Three has been faked many times and sold as original to collectors who no doubt treasure them rarities. Genuine copies of this little book are worth a good slim, and some unscrupulous dealers, taking ad- vantage r the circumstances, have bad it reprinted and palm off copies on tor genuine Brat edition. Many make a by old and rare for scrupulous dealers. These men are adepts In the art bunk m and are quite able to make goad any of an Imperfect copy, Instance, if a rare book has a leaf it is handed over to a restorer, who re- prints the page with battered paper upon It Is printed be- afterward with chem- or water in order to give l the hue. The first folio Shakespeare Is. of course, of grant value, and It Is safe to say that every possible deception bus been practiced In String up copies of this work tor sale. At one time the manufacture of first folio was a trade. A firs folio having several leaves missing bad leaves in- from the second folio, while In one else the play of was reprinted and Inserted In a folio. The pages were cleverly done that several experts were at first unable to detect them when over pages of the work In question, Book restorers, in B rule, are most artists, and they can produce an imitation of a page of a rare book which will deceive hundred of collectors. One restorer has more Lian a thousand old books during the last two years, producing pases file He supplying colophons or deco- rated capitals. There is not a thing wanting to make a book that man cannot skillfully Brooklyn REPORT O THE CONDITION OF GREENVILLE, N. C. b-M At close of business 1905. RESOURCE-. and discounts 159.087,16 unsecured 5.669,96 and fixtures up from Oil silver bank Capital stock paid profits, Hills payable Deposits Tim i I I Due to Cashiers ck Total, North Carolina. County of I, J. vile .- named bank, L wear that the above u i tho lie knowledge sod belief S. j. ii v w L W i OF THE CO D At the o Nov. 12th v ll . . o .-.- bonds . . , ,., ice ti-t -it-1 . County of Pitt I. L. little, the that res tr and n t o; Nov . iv do . -ii ., f T G. W B POINTED PARAGRAPHS. There i no line in the world better i It has it a century reputation for h wares and honorable dealings. If you use the Harrison you need never worry quality. We trust that you will favor us with your orders whenever you want good paint Have just a car load and can give you Special Prices. N. C, The I. The public man in America who never been lagged with a may be us efficient and worthy praise as his brethren as and but he has not achieved an equal measure of popular Nicknames are oftener Inspired affection than by men of the so called, are ably nicknamed. Venerable citizen- still refer to Lincoln, With reminiscent affection upon Nickname good and bad are old as history. In this conn try the people have a way of ting the of the men they like and assigning their full titles tr he men who prefer to bet on your popularity. About the hardest thing in world to handle Is n jealous disposition. When some people get Into trouble they enlist a lot of people to help out. If you have to keep demanding your rights all the time yon are asking for something not coming to you. What a comfortable world this would be if people didn't mice b delight In making trouble for each other A doctor has two classes of people to contend who swear by him and those who swear at him. How you resent It when any one In- In that which you consider And how often you Interfere with business of others Globs. s iota WATER F . . -V Prof H- B L Little J W. It. S Evans. Herbert A. It. Bree Ho j. J. x. many others of Greenville S. C A Kin- . For i ,. One of the most wonderful In history was made manifest on tin day of man's Into Roman Catholic church, Oct. 1846, Newman made his con version u Father Dominic Lit On the MUM day, Oct. 1840, left the seminary Of St. and went out of tin Stand The Poe and One Of the finest in southern England Is Place, birth- place of Sir Philip Sidney. Under the trees of Its park Waller paid his to the haughty Lady Dorothea, whom be celebrated But heart of Lady Dorothea was the most of her time was by Waller's amatory verses, and she re- the poet III favor of the of Many years afterward countess met Waller and. reminding him sentimentally of the old days at asked him when be would again write verses about her. said the poet rudely, are- as young and us handsome as you were I-1 iii-i of Chlorine is a greenish yellow gas with a disagreeable smell. It is In coW only slightly In hot water. II destroys color wet fabrics and is also a Strong disinfect- ant. Both Of these are said to lie duo to its power of hydrogen compounds, such as water. with hydrogen which In a nascent oxidizes coloring matter rendering II colorless. As a disinfectant it the germs of disease and Is In largely used fur this purpose. Fit would thought this Americanism, but I It In In Her where Tug to pray let me see you, fight There were two etc. and Queries. A ad . Too. per of MM In this i. r IV cent of l f I nut I Old Mrs. Jones entered the drawing room unexpectedly and spoiled a very pretty tableau. was Just whispering a secret ii Jennie's explained Char lie. said the old lady your has become so bad that mistake month for her TH Bit. r.-. BRADLEY BEST, JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS, HOLIDAY AND WEDDING PRESENTS A. B. ELLINGTON CO. Dear Sirs, Reindeer Station Nov. 21st for Fancy etc and luring the Holiday nil kinda of folks, and will make your store ail kinds ell v one in town to call at your store as soon as and make their selections. I will not be able to be there m persons Dec. P. M. for a Happy Christmas, place. R B ELLINGTON CO Greenville, N. C H Is often not see than to avenge n ii i ii I i W yo was i broils, Baltimore American. WE ARE HERE F. M. INSURANCE GE PHONE 4TH STREET. -a

. V i f, i. i Mi i ; . n I i. Cur i, s them Ti. c i both willow U and to numerous The beauty The is Sight. ii don town Holliday shopping Yours to satisfy. New, latest, Goods, up-t i a Fall and Winter W lens. Dress trimmings and TI U . i v. r i i, s. C-r n i s censer . I look on . ago they During. i the sum of and the in other goes on as th i report of invest m-i counties. The never limitations- In in a lane m factoring bond for his employ r. as a mi t- of form or i As the passed, the old tobacconist his business ceased, and sill wan until one the f was served with an execution in or of the government f r on this old bond- He had in the m become a man of means, a banker and one of the fist men in North Carolina church and political was thunderstruck, but there was the. situation to face By the aid of powerful friends I a I blameless record, he was I i THE Owner. VOL. No. and Friday. Or CAROLINA. TUESDAY. ONE YEAR JO. STATEMENT. Of all claims audited and allowed by the Board of Commissioners of County, together with receipts and Disbursements and the t Condition of said county for the fiscal ending December 2nd. 1906. ON- Ladies, Misses and PAUPER. H C for H H Tyson Byrd and Bro David Boyd Frank Bright and wife lb showing you C r. i i. it S C ti T P e to give you a few price will take pleasure in solid colors, nixed, the Ks Raincoats and Furs, These Reduced Prices Apply to our Stock of Beautiful Stylish and The Variety is Great Bynum Battle Pennie Burney Sal lie B Martha Briley Wm Bernard John S- Cannon Sarah F Cannon M W C Cannon Nancy Cox Clark. j lark p Chance Cobb Ab a J O make a compromise government w; it Help the Editor Out. With so I just impossible for The R. I to keep up with the i the people who come and g land we can only print tin COATS OF knowledge SHOES per ya-i. and t-r ladies . i.-. most .; on th y, Our I readers could make it ea r for us to print the personal items if would phone or tell of Try it and . how you can tell as. Cheviot, Mixed i-. I come to our to see in print i ought to be mentioned i cause we did not know it. and Plaid. He la Bed . Ti . .- Ii . W i Alice K. Loin- C. Dunn I and wife i Dupree get no ii for dresses fit figures IS is r urn .-. J. MOORE BRO. IN-- DRY GOODS, IONS, ERIE S c r Dollars an a- n in handy a i g than to I e e where There is you can n seed meal and Hulls MILL STUFF, ii very lowest prices. I also carry a line of nice GROCERIES on these. See me before JOHNSON till Do you ever stop to t hi . . d . reader, the value of year lo I paper to the community, home has an for good that is hard to overestimate I It public opinion; it does j well its part in protecting and; j preserving the government. It takes the place of a standing army in guarding the s of the it teaches your child- morality truth and it brings many rich blessings to the h mes it visits with but little financial reward for its label.-. and in too many instances not any. The home paper is tie mirror in which those at a dis- ice see us it is the pain fall who are interested in U take personal interest in the town's paper assist i.; every way possible in making ft a true representative of our in t and hospitable , I us as our enterprising i d l i l; end the paper to your friend, bring us the news and do ; duty by your home paper am it will meet you more than i way. When you help your paper you help your town in- i help yourself, interested our to n r u i e. Cur. New York. Dec. F f last three days the liners Europe carried consider- ably over in money or- of this money goes to Croat Britain and Ireland es- the latter, Germany com- next- Such a generous con- was never known be- fore. The mails are the largest on record, hundreds of extra hands having been engaged to deal with them. The Christmas mail for Australia and the far East has already gone through this city. According to the mate of the authorities it is per cent, than on These Goods am Elegant are Priced for Quick First Choice. and you Should C i Early to Furs Elegant Furs of Isabella Fox, Mink, m, You see our ALL WOOL BED BLANKETS, Plain White and Colored 10-4,11-4,12-4 Slavs, CLAUS more u Fulford J rimes -I Mar. ill Fran- dines Boot, Lena Ann Ham and wife Hunt H James Mary DOS M Joyner Marina Johnson Simon Johnson Susan Lang Bern Lee Nancy Moore Morris Elon May Mrs J B Morgan Louis Ashley Norris child Judy Nobles Annis Parker Robinson Wm Robinson Riley Randolph x Rives Jas II I .; is Providing He Little cur Toy China Make store your Xmas i You th expenses ton Stocks John Braxton Hannah Braxton H C for H H Tyson O Byrd and Bro Frank Bright and wife Mar Tripp Fanni Tripp M Taylor Pal Ellen Fred Venters Vines Louisa Vick , Mrs W G Windham Wilson Wilson Jno Pollard family Alex Greene Virginia Atkinson L Millie Atkinson Charlotte Anderson Bynum Pennie Burney Sallie Martha Briley Wm Bernard John S Cannon Sarah F Cannon 1200 W C Cannon 1201 Nancy Cox 1202 Phyllis Clark 1203 Susan Clark 1204 Reuben Clark 1205 Willis Chance 1206 Phyllis Cobb 1207 A J Corbett 1208 Abram Dunn 1209 Henry and wife 1210 Hannah Dupree 1211 Alex Daniel 1212 Peggy Ellis 1213 Titus Elks 1214 Jas 1215 Redmond Fulford 1216 Tisha Fleming 1217 Frank Grimes Betsey Garris 1219 Bettie Gay 1220 Willis Graham 1221 Alice Gorham 1222 Alex Green 1223 K Henderson 1224 Louis Hudson 1225 C Horton 1226 Maria Harrington 1227 Isabella Holmes 1228 Frank Hines 1229 Robt Ham and wife Hunt 1232 Lonnie 1233 Ann E Henry James 1235 Mary Jones Lawrence Joyner 1237 Mrs Joyner 1238 Marina Johnson 1239 Sim Johnson Susan Johnson 1241 1212 Lang 1243 Lee . Nancy Moore Morris 12-18 1249 Mrs J B Morgan Louis 1251 Ashley Norris child 1252 Judy Nobles 1253 Annis Parker I Jno Pollard family 1255 R A Robinson 1256 Win Robinson 1257 Riley Randolph Cilia Rives 1259 L Simmons 1260 Jas H Spain 1261 Mary Spain 1262 Jno Sheppard 1263 G W Smith 1264 Delia Staton 1265 Clemmie Stocks 1266 Martha Tripp 1267 Fanni e Tripp 1268 Mary Taylor 1269 1270 Ellen 1271 Fred Venters 1272 Vines 1273 Louisa Vick 1274 Mrs V G Windham 1275 Jno Wilson 1276 Wilson Walters Luke Boyd 1289 1290 Mary Jones gr 1321 Cato Boyd 1322 Watson Phillips 1329 Virginia Atkinson 1330 Millie Atkinson 1331 Charlotte Anderson 1332 Anderson 1333 Jno Braxton 1334 Hannah Braxton 1335 H C for H H Tyson POOR PRINT Jr. T who of 1341 . -y j ; . . . i . Al Ira. I c wife j Cannon in Cannon , Co 1346 W C Cannon 1347 Nancy Cox 13-18 Clark 1349 Susan Clark 1350 Reuben Willis Chance Phyllis Cobb 1353 A J Corbett 1354 Dunn 1355 Henry wife Dupree Alex Daniel Peggy Ellis Titus Elks Jas. Fulford Tisha Fleming Frank i Betsy Garris I j am Mica K H .,., DO So I So I So Io o Ho on Louis Hudson 1.72 C Horton it Harrington I v.;,.. Ir 1486 Frank Bright wife 1487 Bynum Battle 1488 Pennie Burney 1489 Sallie Baker 1490 Martha Briley 1491 Wm Bernard 1492 Cato Boyd 1493 W D Bland 1494 Cannon 1495 Sarah F Cannon 1496 Nancy cox 1497 Phyllis Clark 1498 Susan Clark 1499 Reuben Clark 1500 Willis Chance 1501 Phyllis 1502 A J Corbett 1503 Abram Dunn 1504 Henry wife, 1506 Hannah Dupree 1507 Alex Daniel 1508 Peggy Ellis 1509 Titus Elks 1510 Jas 1511 Redmond Fulford 1512 Tisha Fleming Foreman Frank Grimes I Io Betsey Garris Bettie Gay To be continued. More Calendars. The Reflector office was with some more beautiful n today. They were the Greenville Banking Trust Co., J. G. . id The Building Lumber Co. Bros, at House, us a very artistic one. I So I So of I So I So ACT. Yon Mai on . r Trail Attention -o a Poor i There a i t Atlanta on k Sou few days ago Sun was i ed by a o . and demonstrated that h-. of j human a part of man's nature and that what- ever the rush or importance of I THRONG. i Go for Dec. eight left this morn- left this morn- Burton left this morn Mollie left this mo n for Elizabeth City. Miss Annie White came home Friday evening from Norfolk. a man's business i he can ways be polite an . rate. When the train reached Dover an elderly evidently got on board accompanied by two little That she .;. as evident and she was Dist. Attorney Harry Skinner unused to travel was still more came home from Raleigh Friday evident; but she had scarcely j afternoon, got on the train before she be- Frank Wilson arrived from J. A. Person left this morning for Richmond and Louisburg. Mrs P. M. Johnson and child- left this morning for son I i came the object solicitude a young man He was a man possessed of more than ordinary Frank U 1376 Lennie Hard E i; 1879 Ham and wife Hunt 1381 Henry 1382 Mary Jones S C Mary Jones Gr Lawrence Joyner 1885 Mrs Chas Joyner Marina Johnson 1387 Simon Johnson 1388 Susan Johnson 1389 1390 Lang Berry Lee 1392 1398 Nancy Moore 1894 1395 Abram Morris 1396 1397 Mrs J. B. Morgan 1398 Louis DO I -v I f I I Sol So I 1399 Ashley Norris and child So 1400 Judy Annis Parker Watson R A Robin on 1404 William Robinson 1405 Riley Randolph Cilia Rives L Simmons 1408 James H Spain 1409 Mary Spain 1410 John Sheppard 1411 G W Smith Delia Staton Clemmie Stocks 1414 Martha Tripp 1416 Fannie Tripp 1416 Mary Taylor 1417 1418 Ellen 1419 Fred Venters 1420 Vines Louisa Vick 1-122 Mrs. W. G. Windham 1428 John Wilson Wilson 1-125 Samuel Walters 14-41 Foreman 1442 W B Canon burying pauper Bland Jno Pollard Virgin 1479 Millie Atkinson 1480 Charlotte Anderson 1481 Richard Anderson 1482 Jno Braxton Hannah Braxton 1484 H C for H H Tyson 1485 Byrd Bro How tin in lie find yourself It is also do you The , do yon id The do . what arc i- know if ; -.-. and the arc living. . Ii pie, nay, The So So So . tolls of . ,. i ; n . ,. i or . run I . . h she . ill semi a in ;. ,;,. Hie child, cos the gel Both II. of Bavaria and Stanislaus, tho king, father- of Louis XIV. wore most in- r-. In the of few years the former built the castle of and tho of and the last by him to be n monument to Louis while tho latter, to gratify his -in chapels, ducal towers and town homes. His according to some, is tho church of Notre Dame do But see in the king's for to it ha tho old church of same erect- ed by the I . in for victory over Charles, duke of in Annapolis today to spend Christ- mas at home. Miss Helen Forbes returned tall, home today from school at Dur- and manly, quick m- where he could do good Miss Annie Perkins is home and quick to take advantage Of Farmville to spend the such opportunity. holidays. The young man hastened Miss Mamie Brinkley came woman's i- i- listed her home Friday evening from co her seat, ton v bun- school at Raleigh- dies and deposit d h Miss Sadie Abram, of Rocky and after had Been her Mount, is visiting her sister, comfortably slipped Mrs. S. M. Schultz. coin into the hand of i the J. G. Watson left this after- little boys this was done so noon for Maysville to the there was holidays. scarcely any notice taken of the; Mr. and Mrs B E. Parham episode. and little son. Hugh, left this When Core Creek was reached morning for the woman and boys loft y H. Whichard Al train and the young man was at and Kathleen Kennedy want hand to help with her bag- to Panacea Springs gage and had she been a queen Mr and Mfg R A he could not have been more Jake and son. Tom, courteous He saw old lady morning for Henderson. ed, bade her an . . n . , j. iv , ., Dr Hester, . adieu and disappeared n. Y , who was i Mr. who witnessed the incident and Mrs. J. D-Garden, left this they did not see him again on morning, train but his conduct left an somewhat akin to awe. It was a strange and really beautiful transaction. New Om of Proves Fatal. Bern Journal. . , , ,, , , On Wednesday th year old daughter of Mr, James Mathews near Bethel, was horribly burn- ed by her clothing catching on from an open fire place The little girl died Thursday from Charlotte. Dee. a luncheon on Monday Mrs John C. Montgomery announced the Miss Nan T- Dowd her injuries, to Mr. W. F. Harding, the mar- A few days Mamie to take place on the 16th of Manning, . J. L. January. G. was The house was beautifully standing with her to the orated in red and green and an fire place, when h . .- caught elaborate luncheon was served, and was nearly h-j ft. She The place wore the was terribly but is T. F H and thought she will ,. the date The ladies present Mes- RESOLUTIONS OF S dames H. A- A. B. Reese, C B. Bryant. C. C Plato T. Durham and Mattie Dowd d Nan T. or if . . .- Eyes. Mai v think their other, pow- . I e, . .,,, day has, in left. and . n on the table irk, concentrated, will . I as tho a rule, his his l .-. become man or ore in our schools. game r, Whereas. Broth one of our best an chiefs, of his faithful and Ricks Assign. which is God's b- I The firm of Ricks be it r doing a general merchandise and , milling business, made an assign- Tribe offer this morning, F. C. thy to our being named as assignee. The perhaps the the firm are placed I life, and assure I at with assets estimated i mourn with him in to be nearly as much. affliction, and a these solutions be Mrs. Father Dead. Friday night Mrs. R. received a telegram from Helena. Ark , announcing the death of her father. Mr. J. T- Brame, which occurred at o'clock of paralysis, in the 59th year of his age. She has the sympathy of many friends in her sorrow. New, large mullets at S. M. Schultz. One more big shopping day before Christmas. T. White st faith- sustained the loss wife to man. we r in this of his i hat we great copy of on our minutes a copy j to Broth- While and a to our local paper for publication. Respect fully, D. L. James, R. C. Flanagan, F Smith. C. Moore. Eye Hurt. The first local pop cracker ac- we have heard reported occurred Friday evening. Wine Fleming, of Mr. W had an eye seriously injured by a pop cracker. -1