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. 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

HUM . i . r . .- mil . . it . i i lit rd w if r Silarge iv . , do not tO .,. y, .,. ;. and t Inter mi ; ; .;.; I tor . . . r nil i v M. II. after for of doll. It is U . . r Mill I r the I. arms, legs ill in startling i.-. alum in tops are hanging are . . ; . . e . . In, while I the open and whack badly war. in have yet. or t-e . r.- to ill i iv it t v i- at all their i away. or i pat Its i pen to a , broth- . lie was a Chi- executing Home i . In practice . with a Are- small miss of c none bare long you the tors They would. on e table the hospital m only arms galore, all of nip, an i miniature teeth, a. glue, s-; ;. . II i. las . , n mi a v tit. ill Ml; II i i A -i ion i- -.- . i ; . x n Mr j- it I I II c i's ill blood with . tin i . ; lo; . . . tin i from . r i r . i . a iV . i- Mm k- y i ten . . j of pit I i ll i t Q ill ii . i M-v ii i; . o. u l i pa r. en . , . i- cc to Tl. Cotton Fir . don. N. C. Dec. 19.-The storage of I he n Cotton Manufacturing h- n has been burned ; over of cotton. s is about DE ER Caved Again. The rain Wednesday night her in on the crossing south There must somewhere to cause this Goes New R-.-v. J. A. and i y, with the exception of his Mr. F. M. Hornaday, who re- mains this morning i he was the recent North c i c inference. Mr. here for years and both n m b of warm friends among the p b-i pie. wishes follow them to new home better than Gifts. there may be some difference, of opinion some good and wise people about t natter of making Christmas gifts, out there is one in which we can all do better than making gifts other kind and that is to pay our debts and square ac- count with those who depend on us for what we owe them. It is worthy of praise that so many people generously remember others at Christmas time, but it is a thing to n ligation than to expend as much . v in other leave the obligation The truth is. not their intrinsic values any way. but should; be given and received in the spirit of good will on the part of the giver and due appreciation of it on the part if the person who receives the There are few things I Hon of the North Carolina school from do lid's. Hones full in day hit's here. Eat nigger, Drink beer. pet close up toiler wall, Hey diddle, diddle, diddle, Swing all. Most outer I don't rap. Keeps right on Bones full brimful times hit's here. T. TYSON. Superintendent Goodwin Vindicated. Morganton, N. C. Dec. investigation of the charges pref- by Prof. J. A. Tillinghast. of the chair of his- to.-y and economies in Converse C against Superintendent E. Goodwin's which can worthily take the pi ice the discharge of an hon- . and no one can better celebrate Christmas, from material view-point, than by paying his just and hon- for the deaf, came to an end last Saturday afternoon. was titling sensational developed during the investigation Mr. C. the able and reporter of the Died This Morning. Mr. A. Holton, of the firm of Holton Spier, Springs, died this morning at o'clock, and will be buried tomorrow o'clock by the Ma- sonic order, near Neck made this to It is More Blessed to Give. In planning for your own remember that the Sunday schools of the town will have a joint entertainment in the opera house on Christmas night. spirit of this entertainment be not to receive but to give, attends will be to take some gift, or small are to be among tee Valuable R Estate Deal. Mr. F. W. Clare has sold to Mr G. W. Baker the lot on Fifth street with the handsome he was building there. Mr. Clare started the building early in the year intending to make it his home, but owing to decline in health he went out West. His health has improve since summer, but begun Negotiations he disposed of the property- When it will be the residence Greenville. If a is really vita a girl the of r r- 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 get acquainted with the facts and know that drugs are not used to produce the cheering quality found in the famous Piedmont country flue-cured tobaccos, and that SCHNAPPS is what he ought to chew. Still there are chewers who accept other and cheaper tobaccos . the same 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 kicking themselves. SCHNAPPS is sold everywhere in cent cuts, cent Be sure . OR bet trust company. pen AT BETHEL N. c close of Nov. 12th. mill discounts . I. in In u . . .-n items coin. . in other U s bunk 4.787,37 i 5,800.00 Surplus fund Undivided II certificates of Deposits subj. to hock checks nut- standing Certified Check- Total We it th. missioners of at the to held on Monday in January, for retail liquor for six months in ll e town of Fountain. N. Nov. 27th. STRICKLAND to To sufferers of Liver or Bladder troubles. Other mi nu say a bottle if it cure will refund your We say a full free bottle of and It benefit then use SOL until . i This entitles you to SOL at AND Only a limited number bottles given away. Don't miss this op to test SOL. NOTICE TO of administration on the es- Waller deceased inc this been to me by the Clerk of the Superior Court of Pitt county, notice is hereby Riven to all persons holding; claims against said es- to present them to me for pay- mint, duly authenticated, or or before the day of November or this notice will be plead in bar of their re- All persons indebted to said estate am requested to make payment to me. This the day of November law. D. M. JOHNSON. of Walter deed. Jarvis Blow State of North Carolina, of Pitt, I. W H W lard of the above named solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the boat of my and belief W. H. Cashier Subscribed and sworn to be me, this 10th Nov. T. Carson Notary M. BLOUNT, R. J. GRIMES, HZ STATON, Directors. OF THE CONDITION ------OF THE BANK OF FARMVILLE. N. C. AT THE CLOSE OF NO . 12th, 1906 Loans and Discounts Stock paid in Overdrafts Secured 1,608.87 Surplus Fund 1,000.00 Undivided profits 175.96 1.630.50 Time of Deposit 85988.72 subject 66,768.28 Cashiers 46.69 879.550.69 Furniture and Due from Banks Cash Items Cold Coin Silver Coin iii Carolina, . Pitt. J. R. Davis, Cashier of the above-named bank, do v -wear the above is true to the best of my and belief. J. R. DAVIS, Subscribed and sworn j me, this d. J. V. Notary Public i W. R. L. VI Professor Goodwin, you have come out of the investigation without the smell of fire on That is the general opinion of those who attended the investigation. Nearly two weeks were ed in long tedious questioning and answering. For two school was suspended that all the officers and teachers might testify, the board of directors mil superintendent aiding the Board of Internal in every way possible the in- In addition to the Mansard, Northwest is also having a seal e- Notice to Creditors. Having qua lied before Superior court clerk of Pitt county as executor of the last will and testament of Kicky Moore; deceased, notice is hereby to all persons indebted to the estate to make immediate payment to the undersigned, and all persona having claims against estate are notified to present the same for payment on or before the 11th day of December, 1907, or this notice will be in bar of recovery. This Dec. 11th, 1908. John W. Brooks. of Ricky Moore. ltd aw Stray Taken Up. I bore taken one yearling heifer run nit; in my field. Color red with white swallow fork in right ear, smooth crop in left, looks to be about a year and a half Owner ear get tome by proving property and paying costs. Nov. 1908. V. W. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. All persons will take notice that the of Webb White, composed of J. A. Webb and W. H. While, engaged in the sale and exchange of horses es, etc, has this been dissolved by mutual consent, W. H. White having bought all the interest of J. A. Webb in and to said business, including the lease of the stables, all notes, and accounts, and all stock, vehicles and on hand. All persons owing said firm are here- by notified to settle with W. White, successor of Webb white, who will business the same place This Dec. 18th, 1906. J. A. t d W W. H. Second hand Chapel Organ for sale at a bargain, has full round tone and in good condition. Can be seen at Taft Vandykes, d tS Chas. M. CATARRH CANNOT BE CURED with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as cannot reach the seat of the Catarrh is a blood or constitutional by and in order to cure it must take internal remedies. Hull a Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts on the blood and mucous Hall's Catarrh Cure is not a quack It was by the best physicians in this country f years is a regular prescription, o is composed of the best combined with the blood tiers, acting directly en the mucous The combination of the two predicts is what wee. result caring Send for testimonials free. F. Props., O Sold by price Take M. H v i c A V ill Ah l and t-ti an oho n i i j, for i . We displaying a very lit lit and drugs. An J. A. returned from where he has beer, to the Christ- mas goods J. N. Alexander Co. The public before making their holiday purchases will do well to sec this enterprising firm if they desire good goods and bargains. If at all interested in cook stoves and heaters it will pay II you to examine quality and price that Cannon Tyson are making. car loads seed for which we will pay high- est cash . Don't sell before fleeing US. Yours to serve. F. Lilly Co Go to E. B. fresh meats, e fish. rd Be . fr We arc lay, to dream, t. Shun not the it. Cods Le strong Say not the days to blame fold the ; O, Stand up. Be sir matters i. w deep trenched the wrong; How hard the battle goes; day how long; Faint not Fight on row comes the song go pi CI IS . l i- . . II ha; . so, he he pi . For good and cheap our go E- E, Co, always have fresh goods hand. We handle Goldman's shoes for women. and children, Every pair sold under .- tee. Op overcoats ml clothing Cannon t; Tyson an please quality price. If you need any paint be sure o call on E. E. Co. D pi line Fa Winter millinery goods ready inspection t i o'clock Wednesday morning Oct. 10th b All invited toe i at r , i It. T. s Symptoms. Do you have no ringing noises in the head caused by the cash register Do you have shortness of bank account Do you have that dull morning, noon and Do you have any feeling when bills must be Ar you for room by of too m l stock on hand your eye to r Diet your h A in I line of Men and Clothing Dry Goods. Grow Everything needed for the house and form, I of suits to order. J. J. HINES- N C. when you see your n If see I h- A ; i i or i Chat. MIST LET ; IMPORTANT NEWS Advertising me him l HOLLY, of ti. where ain't h the ho I red ids . . y . iii . light, test word that's ; sail He whispers the toe holly. of the mistletoe take your rosy place. lips bright Tbs great c of an Pianos IN TH I to v point of final i t to be c of ten . will . lo. a ton, for .- . lawns. From vi . public the . because it e . e the market mu able tobacco and thus use of a lot of ought and us I ii is p. a ally know that ind curing the pi it practically If this per taken off th . easy to see it w wonderful tendency i ; price f the leaf, e I. r it by .- for ii are and lie any part instance, missing it is . i-. who re- rim hut type. Is printed be- with . in order to true u hue. Is. of Of ii Is .-.-ii .-I in plea work I . I.-. At our time tho of l a Bin a A first folio i l folio, a re of mill Inserted In a wen a . v. r the i. M tho -I-- loaves led from the mo the Tin- cleverly at in turning , m Book h rule, are mo and r--y of u of o rare of One purlieu- r restorer stored more the lust two years, pro . supply us .-o- tills man l Brooklyn skillful as much as to cents pound rated capitals, n--. ii not- n thing to the remaining portion of th to a that crop. We are inclined to Del ire damaged tobacco as a will prove a far in every I to all than rial h. lie is tobacco sold on the market for mere An where the dimples race listen to that story holds heaven in its em that BE A MAN. Young men and old w expect to spend H e you i of and invited a I your friends to . Chris mas with you in drinking, cursing and whooping like a gang of or do you aim to et your wife and children c pr. is and Christmas take the little fellows on knee and tell them d Clans, and Jesus, whose birth we will ml celebrate Men. don't spend birthday in drinking an t cur ii g. Hake the happiest Christ-, mu that and child en ever spent. men don't keep your mother in trouble this Christmas. Hake it pleasant for her. When you leave home tell her where you Whisper d the toe holly Atlanta Constitution. DRUGGIST AYDEN, NA. OF THE BANK OF AYDEN N. business A good purpose leads to a in L. c each ;. there w minutes It The Who does Due from Hanks, always gets tired the quickest. i The cock early in the j Gold Coin . . morn he goes to early. notes i.-. en ed i boy should post himself but not against o street corner The more dignity a man hi s the less use the world has fir him. p. fund 1,4.11 inunpaid Deposits subject to check, 58,365.26 Cashier's 2,700.01 1,234.87 162.00 POINTED enlist a I out. If you I nil I not in be II ., r kl h A v. . v . i . . . world ; i your ii.- as us for m. i ; would lit rill by Dr b Km i K, ft . ; . ii . ;. . l., IN a, Certified Checks Total. NORTH OAK OF I'll . f n ilk, of above- mi t is in best of u th in , i in- 38.1 nod be- ll, Reflections of a BachelorOne way to have an Christmas is not to have wife ; yen a box tor it. e's no chance for relatives for you nave j t no use for your poor ones and I your rich ones have no use i . When a woman is trying to I make her take h c short trip lo Europe they g to live abroad. i There's about argument -u makes all Up on woman of i by I,., tun,. u it. i Waller's amatory n he re-1 he knows be than the other j,,,.,,,, ,;, , , ,, fellow. When a .-man grabs met v. I re cl., ., ,. i i . him ya at skirts i her knees and be- ,., gins to e up you can never tell win ii. is going Press. Tom i i both In .- point The i i ids of the Is IV ill p . of Sir V of tho i ,. it. l birth-. paid, by. e a a r. . m i said ii. a young as i. ill were rind from are going and when you are com- W. a N. ALEXANDER, back, and then you will leave I Hathaway and wife, Magnolia is. Hath- h. e Trust with a smile, instead eyes from weeping Rich Square Time.-. Director W. J. BOYD Some boarding to ii -i e hash in pr y. The merchants are especially thankful the sunshine. November the 27th, default payment of note of same by said G. Hathaway and 16th day of January 1906; at noon, at the Court house in Greenville, Pitt County N. C. sell to bidder for cash tho following tracts of land One n, , tract of land bounded on the north have the price it will be tho lands of Jesse on the east easy to have a big Christmas by J. B. Bullock, on the south on the west by -ii . i J. Holland, more The cotton men will take tract of land bounded rest until the day after Christ- on tho north by the lands of J. H. mas. lock, on th Hathaway's on Little on arc happy days with containing oil f. W acres more or less. to December, 1906. Christmas. M. NEW J. N. CO. AYDEN N. C. NOVELTIES. SECOND TO Dr. M. DRUG STOKE. All kinds of Xmas goods a Also Heavy and Fancy Groceries. The best drinks dispensed at Fountain. Remember us for Santa J. N. Alexander Co. School Stationery Chlorine I- l. waler Ii f is inn. of t. be In to II hr i . . . with I . I'm . . . As a gem largely u Now your time In . money by coming us fur children's school tablets, pens, era Inn . also a great assort- . w a i-i , lug late I . IN II ; Mrs. drawing room unexpectedly spoiled a very, tableau. was a secret Cousin explained lie. I said the lady grave I mom. Dainty l use all tin's p ed The mainstay social M M. SAULS, Druggist Mi Line. oar away I know what we your wife was such s good a bit of It. I told you my wife an expert la broils, and POOR PRINT --.-

I. s. . . J. Nobody can make an appoint- these days with any of filling it. if going by train figures in arrangement. ,. , . Greenville, K. C, as second data matter, in upon application. . i post office in adjoining counties. ,; i .-th in to fiction GREENVILLE NORTH CAROLINA TUESDAY DEC. . 1906 A NERVOUS TRAVELER. CHRISTMAS. Th season of Christmas is with us once more, the happiest grip the Central and merriest time of all the year i in his; a time for home comings d noticed that the fellow in across the aisle from me very said a knight of the yesterday berth out again and poking hid head the curt-u . He seemed to be about I could . ; for watching him finally, o'clock, my . in the aide and bee of the porter who i stiffness in . ml ,. . flag- m- . passing him a . . p came. my friend, you the was the i ere is I t to go to sleep, you he sure watch i I end of this The comp pays me to do said flagman, drawing himself to his full height, but want to give you extra to keep awake Charlotte Observer. The above is a good illustration of the fear people feel when they travel in this day of belated trains and railroad ac- No feels absolute- sale when rides on a late this fear is having effect on travel at the time. We have heard some railroad people say they saw it lighter Of course the railroads largely have themselves to blame for this tin-, of affair-. are several tendencies to danger en trains that run oil schedule time. When a train is ;, time the and other station men are on the lookout and have a clear way for it; but if train is late with no as to when it will arrive they go on other work and there is a possibility of the i feature lated train passing out mind an. everything may not be char for it. Wrecks sometime occur in just tins way. Again when a train i late the train crew themselves may get t, an through desire to makeup a i i the lost as and get home, run train., with less care than they Would otherwise exert. And this is another cause of wrecks. People who operate trains are beings just like other folks, . i when schedules are ail out f joint they are likely to get impatient under delay and over and are less than at other times, and under such conditions the danger to the passengers is increased, the crew never thinking of danger to themselves All these things affect the pub- mind, and as most people re- their lives above all things Buying patent rights may be all right, but the experiences of the past is that they usually leave a lot of people right sick their deal. The president is out with another long message to con- this, being a report of his trip to Panama and the progress f work on the canal- reunions, a time for in love and friendship, a time when joy and gladness fill heart and good cheer surround every fireside Fr months is looked forward to and planned for. It means so much to the that every one- wants to catch the spirit and be a part of it- Yet there are some who will not experience the joy of this Christmas season unless it is imparted to them by others- Let look out for poor, the h the sorrowful and give them a portion of the happiness that is made possible for us all. He spends a poor Carolina colleges may Christmas indeed who make much of a record i naught to the joy of athletic other. another; and be spends the in intellectual contests they Christmas who does most How glad we all should be that a Sunday comes between and gives opportunity for a day's rest in the midst of the crushing holiday rush. The old blue back speller is hard to down. It ought to its way back into the schools as it is far ahead of any day effort at spelling If the president keeps up the message business he will so the time of congress that the members cannot get time to anything to fill space in the Con Record. in bringing joy to others Let the Christ like spirit be in every one. take front rank. Trinity College has won another debate from Vanderbilt University. PLANTATION LIFE. The newspapers are giving of the toy pistol casualties that usually come along about The December Christmas Christmas time. of Plantation Life is just the numerous accidents re- from the press and is being suiting from rifles and toy pistol mailed to subscribers. This is par; to allow their the best number of the magazine beys to have them that has yet appeared, number of articles appropriate to the season written especially for Plantation Life. Among these are on de Ole Plan- de by Polk Mill- of, Richmond; of the by Mrs. Josie L. in Our by Miss Mary Arlene Joyner; on the by Zeno Moore, and several poems The editorial is unusually strong, there being a splendid sketch of ex-Governor T. J. Jar- Is of timely top- by Editor O. L. Joyner. Upon the whole it is a splendid Speaker Cannon took of his position to give North Carolina a slap in the face by refusing to appoint Con- Small to the vacancy the rivers and harbors com- after almost assuring the North Carolina delegation he would do so. Though a native of State, the speaker has not got much use for folks down this way. one issue is i We notice that the merchants in some towns are signing agreements, and publishing the i Fame, that their stores will be closed on Christmas day- They close right along in Greenville We can envy the brethren press their ability to take a week holiday for Christmas. Most of the weekly papers that have come to hand the last contain the an- that they will n de published next week. We wish very one of the editor's a great big time. in -i While it cost the State a good bit of money to hold that at Morganton, it was perhaps right to order the to clear up the charges brought against an official of a Suite institution At the same lime there ought to be a way to the man who brings such charges just because he has a sore spot to air, and throw the cost on him when that his charges arc without Preacher Pounded. Baptist congregation here gave their pastor, Rev- J. E and his excellent wife a generous Christmas pounding Tuesday night. A large number of the members gathered at the parsonage, each carrying pack- age with them, and quite a sup- ply was sent up in advance. The pounding took Mr. and Mrs by complete surprise which made it all the more en- It being the night for regular weekly Bible study all entered with interest into this for a time and then spent a while longer very pleasantly If there were rot confirmatory evidence, the story told by the fireman of the late Engineer Kinney. of t he South m Railway, the latter of whom was killed in the recent wreck at Danville, could not be believed It is that the glass was broken in the front window on the engineer's side of the cab and that at Spencer, be- fore starting on the run, a car- was to nail tin over the window, and did so. This of course quite obstructed the engineer's view through the win- and his only recourse was to lean out of the window at his side to see the track. It is not surprising, therefore, that he into the rear of a standing freight train at Dan- ville, striking it, according to the fireman's testimony, before he knew that there was a train ahead, and dying, perhaps, without knowing what had hap- The from which the accident resulted mounts high in the list of Observer- Another Reminder. Notwithstanding it is nearly Christmas, there arc a large number of subscribers to The Reflector Who have paid no at WE WISH YOU MERRY CHRISTMAS comes and every heart with Yuletide joy. WHAT SHALL I GIVE HIM FOR XMAS This is the same difficult problem that presents itself at every re- of same. We come to your rescue and here with all your troubles and let us show We're in Holiday attire have the things a Man buys for himself and appreciates most. We can, also, fill the Boy's Stocking as satisfactorily as the Man's. A FEW SUGGESTIONS Fancy Protector Bath Etc-, Etc. We'll lay aside your selection until Christmas, and we'll make any desired after Christmas- FRANK WILSON THE KING CLOTHIER. and this . ,,.,. , I without signing any agreement .-- r well worth the price of a year's i . . whatever to the state- I to do so, as is general- LU , , subscription. There is but one; . , were sent them show- ,, regarded as a holiday. Thanks- all mar the appear-i . . , , , giving and Christmas are two I days the year that Greenville regularly observes as holidays. else they avoid taking such risk as far as possible- The railroads can restore confidence by making schedules they can live up b stop this latter day trains miming on of this number, and is an error of the printer in making tho date November instead of December, which was not de- until too late for Possibly Santa Claus will put a Webster dictionary in dents Roosevelt's stocking. The hens have really redeemed their reputation and made eggs more plentiful in time for Christ- mas. Hie present to solve- the The senate got just what it asked the president for, but all the same it did not look for just that kind of answer. Those senators who keep jump the president over the dis- charge of those do not seem to know when they are whipped. This is the time of year when thieves and robbers are around, and from different quartets come reports of houses being broken into. This is to remind you that if you have any money hid around the house you better put it in the bank, or pay it to the editor. In either of these ways it will be and beyond the reach of robbers- Possibly the ado over President Roosevelt's dismissal amount of subscription due. Many d d respond, for which we are grateful though we only ask- ed for what was due. We will be equally thankful to the others If they come on an settle. We would not print reminders as this if everybody paid prompt- The Daily Reflector has enter- its thirteenth year. The paper has been a strong factor in the and progress of and Pitt county. May the paper and its editor live long and prosper Warrenton Record. Rev. Mr. Clean Hart. Rev. E. C. Glenn was struck of those soldiers will be by a dray belonging to by his message to the j Bros, and driven by George senate in he cites ample Marks, a about seven for his in the BE SURE OUR I N LADIES Handkerchiefs to from Special prices each AT Pulley The dome of Woman's Fashions. Greenville, N. C. Save the Worry The hot brings you Is enough discomfort without worrying over what you shall b for breakfast, dinner and with b a largo tine mock c c Goods, Package Goods, Pick its, Butter Cheese, Coffee, Tea, Cakes. Candies, Fruits, as I carry, the selecting and buy- are easy and all saved will take DO argument to you of this if you visit my store and see I carry. You can find one door North at J. B matter. The president holds up his side of the case, does to hide his in o'clock last evening on South street, in front of Hardware Company's store. He was knocked down and two wheels of the dray ran over his the of the painfully injuring .- I Record. it. r------ Save Your Dollars A dollar will in bandy a There is no better saving than to buy goods where you can net them cheapest. We nave Cotton seed meal and Hulls HAY. CORN, OATS. BRAND MILL STUFF, and can sell at very lowest prices. I also a full line of nice GROCERIES can save mom on these. See me before IF V. JOHNSON. LEADER LOW FOR CASH v V it WINTERVILLE This department is in of F. C. NYE, who is authorized to rep- resent the Eastern Reflector in and territory takes the place of Cal- We sell it. B. T. Cox Bro. The A. G. Cox Mfg. Co., will give next week for the holidays. Protects your hands from the winds by getting you a new pair of gloves. B. F. Manning Co., has them of all kinds grade for mer, woman, and Misses Ethel Carroll and Dora Cox, of the Baptist University for Women at Raleigh, came home last night Sell cotton seed to the Co. The the highest prices for them Miss Dolores is some time with Miss Janie A line of fancy dies and Si B Carroll Mis Laura Cox, teacher of the eighth grade in LaGrange graded school, came home Friday even- to spend the holidays. CHRISTMAS TREE Of High School Thursday Night Dec. 20th. N. C. Dec- 22nd. It was a sight indeed to behold the radiant and expect- ant countenances of the students of W. H. S. as they assembled in the auditorium Thursday night to receive the many presents there in store for them on the beautiful tree. After a chorus by several of the girls and an instrumental solo by Miss Cox, Prof. G- E. Lineberry introduced Rev. J. E. pastor of the church at Greenville, who gave us a most excellent appropriate address He dwelt j., principally on the meaning of; Christmas and the spirit in i which it should be celebrated, laying special emphasis on the, fact that we should not be con tent to be receivers only Goto Harrington, Barber Co., to buy your holiday They are See the beautiful display of holiday at B. F. Co. They have chased the very finest on the market. Those large red aPples. sweet yellow oranges, delicious nuts, and fancy candies at B. F. Man- co. look tempting. A. W. Co is for fancy Florida oranges, auto, eta. apples, nuts, raisins end of ail kinds at J. S. Carroll ill I fr B. A Those large yellow oranges at Harrington, Barber Co., looks Try those delicious apples w receivers to Carroll Co. I also; that in as much as; seed promptly. Pitt County Oil Co., are for cotton Several of our citizens went to Christ had given Himself for us I Tor Greenville today. brought joy and gladness to New lines of fine shepherds, the devout ones arriving daily at Barber Co. dress goods Harrington your seed. The Drug Store seems to be and the wise men thus ,. t- ,. , , , . K center of attraction these days. all classes of people even; ., ,. . , ,. I have an excellent line of all for the A. G. Cox Co. hit j home by there our exhibit. today for his home near Free-, He made g to spend holidays. ; w the to consider All for cotton seed hails promptly Ailed at the Pitt Oil Company. A. B. an student of W. H S who been attend- Business college in Raleigh spent Thursday night with Roy Cox on his way home, which is near Creswell, N. C. The A. G. Cox M Co., still turning out their nice and up Jno. Stokes, of Greenville, was in town Friday. to date Hunsucker buggies. . Every mail brings the A. G. Co., orders for planters, guano sowers, Back Bands etc., even though early in for these goods. Miss Sadie Little, who is tea- near Conetoe, came Friday. G to drug of B. T Cox Bro for T W u a- bag. m R- H. Hunsucker returned from a business trip up the road Thursday A. D. Cox superintended the mill week in the absence general manager Barry Esq. and H. A. White, of Greenville were here today on business connected with the stock meeting of the oil mill. S. D. Chapman came in from Chapel Hill Wednesday to spend the holidays at home. Mi s B Sams, head of the music department of W. H. S left Friday morning to spend the holidays with her at N. O. Miss Effie Barker, of I he intermediate de- left for her home at Apex, and Miss Elizabeth shall, primary teacher, went to her home at N. C. All she boarding pupils will reach their homes today. F. F. Cox, C. J. Jackson and C. Buck who are attending Wake Forest college, came in Thursday evening to their at home C. A- Fair, of Ayden, was here Friday evening. Misses Kate and Chapman who have been teaching, came i Friday. The A. G. has j shipped pair at their Tar Heel cart wheel one our counties. the manner in which they this great His address made lasting on his hearers. As soon as Mr had closed his address, came upon the Scene ready for the distribution of the presents Christmas goods of all at Harrington, Barber Co. Call and get yours before they are gone. The bank is to the community what the dynamo is to the circuit. It is the source and of financial energy. When a man tries to do business without a banking connection, In works a task which he performed in a at a disadvantage. He most admirable manner. None. supp, own of the presents cost more than in competition with or ten cents every, child others who are on who was a student received a present either from his teacher or friend. The teachers also received a very valuable and useful presents from the pupils of their departments- Thus here ended the fall term o f the most prosperous session of home so far. The work o the spring term will begin promptly Monday, Dec. The prospects for the spring term are bright. New gaging rooms almost daily. carries the currents trade Take this advantage, at the Bank of The A. G. Cox Co., has on hand a full supply of the fence of different heights- We therefore be glad to have you to call t. see our stock and let us submit you prices will of interest to you. We notice that the A. G. cox Mfg Co are still shipping their Tar Heel cart and wagons. nice I'm it fancy glass Those in need of dry plastering; crockery wares, flower pots and XIV. me Louis able pa- valued crown of Apr of ID. lie kept crown ; n in order be mi, admire them at his ease, an which he much de- light. 1.0 hear u of value either in A or country v i out efforts t cure prise. At an Louis i Pi. happened of . Marquis f c- oDe bin, for bin ration. mil a claimed i-i the . is this, o imy crown of . Ail ; have beta The setting was intact, but i brilliants had been replaced When the mystery was solved it was proved that the of the casket which hold the had pretended an attachment for one of the waiting women of the Marchioness de who during his visit, having to where the crown of -m wan kept, had mock i- for e. He and upon occasion Louis remarked to duchess, has left the but have it Magazine. Workers. is tail lead working I more at other kind of work. In this it i; ice- or later the workers most to I and there would to be no part of the body i he p and float- at. . of the i complexion on pallor, blue, th- decay rapidly fall oat, the eye- lid.- are inflamed. A. an abrasion of the skin an sort. Laker on. when nerves and be- affected by poison in the blood, the eyeballs are drawn into and take on a dim bleared The the knee and the wrist, become and the whole form is gradually bent and a. E Mer Fun Than For in S ville i omen car- writer u the Park Temps. The an- cooked nibble at for sustenance. nibble t what is this crustacean of the rest of him,, if he is a of bis tail As a matter of fact the . has no part in the The as the ate call- ed. are a ail crab. Die lives along the of i Spain crab, with his one . . a cave for a I do the An b eel . . he ;. i up inside care . e a in about the Id .-; d n brave show log claws. When the tide ruM on fie prowl along the mg for crab crab is down whet may and allowing whether be bat or he is at hi . of his indicate th m- -if the kit bf blocking his front dour with mud. In the other av he Anyway, he of xis and sets him at liberty to grow more. Right appears the happiest feature of the whole affair, for are me crab at all. Instead . them the even with his is a fact easily demonstrable crab , .;. h i law i-. i effort, making do but leaving the stump- condition a new claw is grown. Tho fishermen simply; take fir. Grab by the hand, where-. upon be ht go. the claw runs off bone with- it. And the i- no longer of any use to him or to in the water end as i- arid edible, the takes home anti sells it. For p n i well broke. G. A Kittrell. Winterville. N C. laths ready bundled, see L. L. Kittrell who will be glad to fill your order. DAYS stone jars at Harrington Barber Holiday goods are a Harrington Barber Call and see before they are I picked. line of plaids of all grades just at B. P. Manning Co. They are going. Call and see them at once. Farmers, come and examine the machine at Barber Co. Tins is a wonderful labor savor. ANY FAMILY NO FOLK SOUTHERN BY. CO Strainer I. leaves daily or i m for leaven title daily TRY THIS la your homo for l-ii l you don't it the up to-data and u on tho market, we will take i.- . If you like It, we know you we will make you prices and tonne will be entirely until and try the NEW ROYAL, doing vetting a that will you any Come see us and arrange For Ike salt days we will Mr A. W. f H grade flavoring extra . u J. H Co. Connecting at Washington Norfolk A fur Norfolk, Baltimore, Philadelphia Now York, Boston and all other points North. Connects at Nor- folk with all points West. Shippers should order via Norfolk, H Southern Hy. Go. Sailing him s subject to without notice. J. J. ville, N. C- H. C- F and P. t, Norfolk. Na. U. W. Supt. For of land, near Reedy known as Louis Kittrell land Apply to James H. R. F. D. No. Greenville, N. C. Personal Property Salt. On Friday Dec. 21st. at o'clock a. m. at my old homestead miles fro-n Oakley, In Carolina I will at public auction a lot of household and kitchen furniture, farming Implements, buggies, one horse, corn, fodder, Terms of ts aw M. B, rage. North Caro in. In Superior Pitt County, f H W I Vs. Notice of Side. and W A. an order of the t of Pitt made in above d lie ii James L Flem- v ill exp o public sue before the house door of Phi county in I e, N. C to the highest bidder for cash, on Monday, the day of December the following described tract or par- stake on tho New Bern road at cf the colored school house acre, thence that line west to a stake three feet from W. A. Stokes fence, with fence to Ed- ward's comer, with Ed- wards line northeast to a stoke on the New Born load, th with tho said road to tho begin- containing four acres more or This the 16th day of November, L Iteming. Mount In o u. One i I the o . of the i. Australia in by; the author of The of British to if, r . .; when t by lb The is the it. and other animal live in treat by cutting in treat and climbing after them. of being nocturnal, and there re prey to the who can th the a the of the a o by e. she m . son . sixty lost Tit . from h- bed, m i--.-c to climb r.-,. ratting ascends f-- aim cut . o I , -k . , i. tie oilier tie i inserted v.- , ; i . at . t. e, makes the a- , . . where h . party have t- . grass or i, ii . part of r. t . eater I from the i up throng bolt i ii . U ; k I d by native him. While the climber if cutting too he r.-l. bis whole on the toe. and moving he the hatchet between teeth. The before ton white men were of but . -i ones took fit of Loan Le-in bacon baa a unique in the dietary. It cording to a of much other meats and nearly twice us much fat, making the to- and available energy derived from bacon much than from other meats. Bacon fat is easily and when com- with foods it appears to exert a favorable ac- upon digestion, Over cent of the of if digested and absorbed by the body, and lean at the even a high- a pound, is a- cheaper food other A fact made clear is that fat increases of other foods. For in- stance, fat meat baked with beans makes the buns more digestible than without tin- fat. ear -t . i- at of ST. u . rap- What He Meant. Little Harold been directed; the teacher to write the word Harold, my pencil's Harold, did you say, vet wrong with your me Children, can any of you tell what Harold means I'm sure be used the Up went the band of little Mar- Marjorie, dear, I thought would know. What does old ii ii , Chicago face is the an . broken to i d i id .; if with the do succeed u wad of or cloth under lip and the lip over it. holding it it tight. Again, if dues not and u drug if adrenalin, a cotton with it and apply to the of the nose from blood Bows. I-. rid. There is n general impression island in level, while it is it. I the to r the Grand cir C id . vie twelve fee in ;. . . . Tty feet n ore . o fret In stand at I'm y and another IV-i to p-i to Washington Bridge Mad and One d and Eighty-fourth when Mm are above the J. M. MOORE BRO. -DEALERS IN ; HATS DRY GOODS, NOTIONS. SHOES, HEAVY it FANCY GROCERIES FRUITS, C NUTS. J. M. MOORE BRO. Phone Five Po . C v u Ail . H. A. WHITE For farm r miles from acres, acres cleared and mar easily taken in. For farther apply to U- INSURANCE, PRINT

-r-aw n to , h to Ml persons indebted immediate this JUST ONE WORD that word la To be hold the Holidays Worth of Fall Winter Lo the public sale to the high .-ash. that certain lot or parcel situate in the of II county, described as toll., to bounded on the north by church on the east by the lot of I .; id . on the south by the W A. D. end on the we by Belcher ins one-half of an acre or lea This the 15th day of Alex L. Blow, R refer to Dr. Liver and MEANS HEALTH. Are on constipated I Troubled with headache Bilious Insomnia . these symptoms and many others Indicate Inaction of the LI I. Take No Substitute. North Cam In the Superior Pitt County Court. G, W. Move I X,. NOTICE. Mi Move. The defendant named will i that an action entitled as above been commence. hi the Superior Court of from the bonds of and defendant will further lake that she is to appear at the next a; We are to our most Remarkable deductions ever recorded in old Fit and from now on until the over our i Ire stock of its real B value f id worth. l i of cost M- Jg ONE Si Holiday DRESS GOODS. m- We cant begin to we every day in La- dies Fine Dress Hardly a new wrinkle arrears en the Metropolitan market but that we ate apprised of the therefore we can assert that what buy here is RIGHT UP TO THE MINUTE, ; a.-. ,,,,.,, ,,,.,., j,. r can cur be , r. their real value Guaranteed. Prices cut down ow-half of their real value We have the best Sin made. that is the best ii. the city and prices Shoes and Hats Pine Furniture Line are closing out our entire stock at less than cost. We furniture to the are i Our Hats are of latest shapes and sly NOTICE Of SAL. y virtue of an order of the Superior court of Pi t count made in the case of J II. and against Manufacturing BOW pending in our . the under signed Receiver sell at public t the highest r ah on Saturday the Mad day of on h p em f The Maim any be town S. C at Hi our of i- the toll lb- and prison t to w 1st The n no r i- f ls . i i-i lion including land on which the Mid land, b a Mi-t red r at said line and p ace hit d scribed to l-i. All the on hand t; rift on In one lot; of rim such in ton I as M , usually pt on bind for the f wagon land and Bins. 2nd; o m i p., v ii b in r on ii l bi cart Ail mil is ll Id and bull Ia bus ear i run I K v will h. I . I all l Bald o as a whole i g the build L Id, and all the personal property, mentioned or i u r e n a a- s will be required to deposit Receiver per cent f the e price of bid in money or certified as n t e of good fa, of Nov. 20th. I G- Receiver, and Long, I Not Quite How often you can a thing nail or screw driver or S gar a y and be fir . Ii re, and of the Court county to held the day of January. 1907, it 14th, day of at the courthouse of said county in Greenville, N. C. and answer or demur to the complaint said action or the plaintiff will apply to- the for the relict . said complaint. day 1906. , . , , C. C. S. C us Brown. A-tty. far a friend. is Worth ion Suppose You Stop -I. . K in . , M . . , i bad i- lie Hue u- I r mil in -is o a i n a i at I i i i M I i ; I i Ii i in. av of d, he. eel of Publishers and i l ire can old , .-.; . n. h r without i torn. PRICES Column Hi ti I-. Si Opium and Head Killed in lies in and over per H , w l- I bee i V Will Printers -I- Co Manufactures c Type and Mater Our awaiting we m is u T we tool mix not la- . useful Millinery well dressed women. They are trimmed right. C. T. ard Main Street, GREENVILLE, j. till ., Morse If- , NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Having qualified before the Court clerk of county as with will annexed, of the estate of Jane Moore, deceased, notice is hereby given to nil persons Indebted the estate to make Immediate pay- to the undersigned, all per sons claims against said estate are notified to present far pay- . or before the day of No- or notice will I I in of recovery. Nov. w of Jane Moore. Notice. in i tow -N. f as Com n M I to i w,. tan feel n u i d her. droop k ward delivery to Ur St and I addition, reward l I v NOTICE TO CREDITORS Clerk of court of Pitt county u sued letters testamentary t the o . of November. oil I Victor notice is hereby U per ed to the estate to make immediate payment l n an I m credit nM to their claims lo wain. mouths alter the date -f tins Ba- or this notice will he plead M bur if their recovery. the W-h November F C. JAMBS Bate, on the estate E. Vic. WITH POTASH NEXT TUESDAY IS CHRISTMAS. Merry all The musical how The I. i of all m me. The i Have you a in your Not late for if yon write to-day. The beat pianos-, v easiest terms. Write for Catalog and special price list. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. batten of of Mary V Turnage having day been to me by the clerk of t of t no is given to all par- I sons holding claims against die the Mary A. to present them to me for . duly on the 20th day of or notice be plead Ir bar of their recovery, indebted t estate arid make payment to in. This the 20th of Harrington. of nary A vis and Blow. WITHOUT POTASH M of iGREENVILLE, N. C. At close of I ft illustrations show th- la size ton result of fertilization with Potash and and in from Cotton This i are in and la experts full a insure and crops and them today. GERMAN KALI WORKS New Y-M and from Ban I items Coin Coin 249.75 bank notes 8,003.00 . i . . , i . . . ;. a in,. Tot Good Rules for Brides. The behests given to Japanese wives on their wedding morning by their mothers are s Twelve Commandments of the and re as The moment you are married OWN FACE. , . Ii II Saw I . , I . I . How ear i .and aid the i, i . whoa you . . you see I, , receives your most is the one is least to t , , are no longer, my daughter. u fact if be REPORT THE in CHAS. M. VA Geo. S. SI After Jan. , St Greenville Livery and r. ma and all boarded by r month. Come it examine my CORN BOWERS, DISC HARROWS, ONE AND HORSE PLOWS, WIRE -vi i Yours o II . CAR The Hardware Man. Announcement Therefore, you must obey your as you once obey- ed your father and mother. When you are married your husband will be your sole master- be humble and polite. Strict to her husband is the no- a wife can possess. he amiable towards mother-in-law. Do not be jealous; jealousy ills your husband's affections you. though your husband be wrong, do not get angry; be pa- and when he has calmed down speak to him gently. Do not talk too much. no evil of your neighbors. Never tell lies- Rise early, retire late, and do not in the afternoon. Drink little wine, and until you are take no part in public as- nor mingle in crowds. Consult no fortune-teller. Be a good manageress, and es- he economical in your household. Although you may marry young do not frequent too youth- society. Do not wear garments. Always be neatly but modestly dressed. Do not pride yourself on father's rank or fortune. If he is a rich man never allude to his riches before your husband's re- These rules were in vogue in Japan hundreds of years ago. pad Ml ltd themselves the street very few avoid recognize We took ourselves many the days of the rear. We say eyes are blue or brown or whatever other eater they may be. our Mack. peaked, our tore head know every lineament. of our face from constant study and attention, when turn away from the mirror an cannot conjure up a picture of ourselves know just hew our friends and even look. In fancy can see them sitting BO or standing so. end their expressions different V dear to ran may not bare for years, when it comes we cannot fill in even outlines of the picture We may we mar cry, we may frown, but we nut know how we look while are are it do help BI We have Barer sec. ourselves In the flesh. Mirrors and pictures are BUM n we sit down and try to so. ourselves with the eye. is why people are so Interested in anybody ls resemble them. Just say to a man. I know somebody who is the dead of he will never rest till he sees that Than if the like Is really true lie will own to that time be had no of how he really The visitor smile I wanly. wish you wouldn't talk like she said. makes me positively York At the Rose of ad eke, d- . from I b Items .; note r V County of I. James L weir that UM met I belief of Hot Jo the Above LAWS IN CHINA. WE ARE HERE TO STAY F. M. HORNADAY GENERAL INSURANCE 4TH STREET D. W. in Groceries Ami Provisions Cotton Bagging and Ties always on hard Fresh kept I In stock. Country i Sold D. W. North Carol Ina. We beg leave to announce that we are Wholesale and Retail for White Lead, Paints, Colors, and Country Ready Paints. The Greenville Reflector is twelve years old. It is a matter of constant astonishment to us that a daily paper of such excel- as The Reflector can be published in a town the size of Greenville. Observer Will Close for Holiday. The Greenville tobacco market will close for the holidays after tomorrow's sale and open again on January 7th. Many of the tobacco men will go away to spend Christmas and New Year. In advance The Reflector wishes hem a merry time- DISSOLUTION NOTICE. eon. ducting a cotton and in in the town N. C, has this by mutual consent. Joel Patrick withdrawing from said firm. Dec. lath. W. II. Kilpatrick. i Patrick. B There Is no line in the world better Harrison line. It has behind it a century 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 Have Just a car load and can give you Special Price. Baker Hart Call by Number. The Home Telephone and . graph Co. has distributed among telephone patrons of the local exchange, and all subscribers are requested to call by number hereafter. Th,. No Account the of the The Incompatibility of laura bused on diverse is more marked than in says sea II. Morse in the Atlantic. There bankruptcy law is if debtor's own estate will not pay his debts the must be made good by Ins father, brothers inn if a mediate family are promptly ed; if the debtor returns be is put prison and kept there in lone as he can money for bl lolly food mini by In full or by This is law. When 1803 Admiral Ting himself forced to surrender his Seat, committed suicide i; courageous step, technically dying before surrender, lie saved Immediate family-lather, mother, sons i and decapitation their properly from the penalty when a commander surrenders an Imperial This is the law. When in the aid days an English the death of n by Bring n salute from ii cannon from which ball had been removed, lie was seized, tried Ami when In a with Bog ,, . . . ,., at . lie In i ,. . ii,, should be oval I .-I. This is law . . inn is taken Into ac a dollar for n dollar, for a life, and all his tires-tills Is the law of China. S INDIGESTION -d WATER THE THEM Prof H. B. Smith, Messrs J, L. Little, J. W. Aycock. Brown. It. S Evans. Herbert A. B J. many others of Greenville. S. Greenville, N. c. Reindeer Station Nov. A. B. ELLINGTON CO. An have taken the lead in your town for Fancy- goods such as China. Glass. Pictures Books. Toys. have decided to ship you a lot of for Young folks. Rich folks. Poor folks White folks. ail kinds of folks, and make your store daring the Holidays ail Kinds for XMAS GOODS ell one in town to call at your soon and make their selections. will not be able to he there in persons Dec. P. M. for a Happy Christmas. place. A B ELLINGTON CO Evans Street. Greenville, N. C Bishop Dead New York, Wednesday, Bishop Charles C. 19.- of the Methodist church, died at morning at the New York hospital, where he has been for the past week, following an stroke. public man who never been tagged with a may be worthy as his brethren who but ho equal of popular By. Nicknames Inspired hi by aversion, of the so called, are nicknamed. Venerable citizens still refer to Lincoln, with reminiscent affection upon both good and pad are old as history, la this try the people have a way . , the BRADLEY BEST, JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS, HOLIDAY AND WEDDING PRESENTS run i like and assigning their full The John an Buggy Co., ,. who dignity Taft Vandyke and J. L. 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I w ST A CHRISTMAS G I FT SHOULD BE A USEFUL GIFT. Shopping. No where will you i store. We t -en a car our Holiday stock an i help and you in selecting Gifts. is m are practical for a than A BATH ROBE i SMOKING JACKET A CLUB BAG SUIT CASE DEC It be air MU A PAIR GLOVES FINE PAIR SHOES FINE UMBRELLA EIDERDOWN There are in other practical gifts we could mention but space Is. CALL TO-DAY. that to do with the rate life nest As as tended, honestly to hit b i- i true and paid hi- debts, that Bi It u no . sufficient. The business world, before ii will accord to any man the highest rate of must be shown that the man is not only and reliable, but is not ad- to habits and which may impair his standing. The Wall Street recently went so far as to declare that the business world baa a to know of any business man only where he spends his days, but where I e spends nil nights. It has a right not only to know his financial stand but also his status in the scale of social decency. The man who a faithful to the duties of his and false to the standards of domes- tie decency must have his financial credit mailed down and the bus an confidence of his fellow men lowered to the class of extra hazard Sun. La dies, Misses and Children's .- H. R. S. D M TI i u Winter Rhubarb. Rhubarb is a vegetable easily ed in the cellar in winter. For or cellar growing, select and safely store away strong, hip; of roots at least four rears old of early varieties. They may be planted at any time after they have had a short rest. If a succession is wanted a few are brought in at in- of to weeks. On the bot- tom of a trench a foot deep place a four inch layer of fresh horse manure, followed by a two inch Liv- of loam. The roots are to in this trench, one fool apart, with the dirt carefully packed them. When have watered the plants and excluded all . the bed ran be to itself except for an occasional ring. The prop will be ready in fr m ti three months, the time varying the temperature, the vitality -f the plants, the season and other factors, Suburban Life, Raincoats and Furs These Reduced Prices Apply to our stock of Beautiful Stylish and Q The Variety Is at eluding STYLISH COATS V for shopping, select i -s a line of Holliday Goods COMPLEX E. e or chain to suit pone both let art dinner . chairs, wagons, velocipedes, and many suitable for silts Io numerous to lies The Beauty The is Right. act ti Dr, In when down town Holliday lo satisfy. Davenport, Smite Hare yon tried It i- the latest remedy for the ills of the flesh the spirit, and it is cheap. All to do to try new which, we are informed, the London doctors recommending i- to lift the corners of the mouth sightly by mean- of the muscles, expanding the lips and the teeth. this the and morning until the smile ha- worn in, and the beneficial re- will ho forthcoming; it is asserted. There is no state of discouraging that it bettered by smiling over it. is no joy in life so joyous it not spread a little wider the s -face of the with the of a smile. It Smile and lie nil Albany Argus. OF Cheviot, Mixed and Plaids. C. bu Fall and Winter . Woolens, Dress trimmings and only to give you a few price ts goods and will take pleasure in I t r b your it t c solid colors, mixed, the per AT and for Ladies th I out and the most Comfortable made a- too and 4.00 I e; t and gin for dresses in figures cent is complete George Ohio, or- fell hen the coal In i far iA Crusher. ex-governor -lated that the hardest he ever experienced campaigning in f and out of forts, tie town one even- i the only hotel in proprietor stool a little desk amok- After Mr. s host aid, v. in, down at the With some e state's chief exec Pried for Quick and you Should Come to r You should see our ST ALL WOOL BED BLANKETS, LU and Colored Plaids 10-4,11,12-4 Sizes, or -e The ma .- v. int me to pr ;, ,. fr then es. revolted remains it seem -.- . i- i t en la the Daily I -0 r I-.- ,. childhood I ho nil men. I loathe ice, their looks, r manners if n-e my hand in ordinary instincts are offended and I, and the sense of outrage with me for Those, , are not her personal Elegant Furs Furs of Fox, Mink, etc. p r r. bi hi Texas. I The of Texas bonded debt of than -100,000 of the bonds is held the state. Nearly all the bonds that have issued the state are now deposited in the vaults of the state to the credit the various special funds, mainly school fund, and in a few more years with good financial administration Texas will not owe a dollar to any one but Antonio SANTA CLAUS s Providing many nice thirds here for the Little Children's Xmas Gifts. You should see our Toy Department -Fancy China , your Xmas . J