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mm . r-f . BOOK LIST. 1907-08. Public Schools. . , . U be Grad d School during the year who hold promo will please the for their i graft Pupils who i ti n c will please i fen i next or next Mi assign- of the s. does m ; ply to i II. B. Smith, Supt. .-; i J's Rational First P. Double-ruled tablet a i r First Read- A. D . .; let i . E I Pi II Si . r to Li i r No. Edi n--y .-. i n's lib Book Mi Pr r tic. B No Sp is P FOURTH E tic. Bk. Evans. Harrington's Spelling Rook- Allen's N C- History Stepping to Literature Evans. Maury's Elementary Hyde's Grammar, Bk. Heath's N . t.-- t Milne's Progressive tic. Bk. Evans. Harrington's Spelling Book. Maury's Elementary Revised. Grammar. Bk. I. Famous men of Rome. Heath's No. fifth Little P. Edition and Duke's Arithmetic, Tr N. Amer- Evans. in English, Bk. El- Harrington's Spelling Rook Broiling Pencil. Heath's Copy hook. No. SIXTH GRADE. Step-; in En Bk. you-- p C. I n, m. Col and s Ad- Arithmetic. Maury's Manual of Geography, Hook. Spelling tablet. Pencil. SEVENTH . Montgomery's History of Eng- land, Evans. Steps in English, bk. ton. and Ellwood's adv. arithmetic. Manual of revised. spelling book. Spelling tablet EIGHTH GRADE. Montgomery's History of land. Evans. Maxwell and Smith's Writing in English. Evans. Rhyme of the Ancient Mariner. Evans- and Harley's First year of and Ellwood's adv. Maury's Manual of Geography. TENTH GRADE. of English Ellington. Dickens's Christmas P. Co. General History, Re- vise I. van--. Wentworth's Plane Geometry. . . .- . ., . . Ellington. Complete French Ellington. Note, Ml books listed above . U in the school , .,. ore except Men i i; me, young History f N. ft. and the principal tenth trade texts Practically no tenth if- I have yet been used N Drawing i an experienced in all the grades this y. After the opening of school, announcement will be mad as to the draw- materials. No e i s had at a c d it is . . that all children the fourth grade be sup- ; these I Note ;. ; ti nth d . on. w a on he H ;. fore bu books, sure that y do not already them. list is not com- j; . to for i year. Toward ; the season a ad ; -e for s of he grades. The name following the d- tier who has been asked to buy the book-. no name occurs, book may he bad from either of the dealers mentioned, Note looks are listed for in the beginning of the first CONDENSED STORIES. bushels of good corn for F. Y. Johnston. Quick as a Wink it . i i n of DAINTY DESSERT . For a Bum Cream. i . .-, i With I .- iv i . i ill I I. l.-.-i. . ., . book i , Ir An Tooth. an i I ha to i. in l . never or any food ; tearing . In teeth are nil they mill In-low on each side, . us wide n i d nit two inches k. u . . or fodder i u -l of Pitt county a 1907 I . A Bland. FARMVILLE DEPARTMENT n W. who is to it I . v . . I.wild by ill he and overwork at his law One in n small town he ill broke up a lynching party. A r had man he was kn n to dislike having ii n thought it was a put up and with all the if a budding lawyer or- . ins to , it i. i the ill the above entitled action will that on action baa been commenced in the superior court of Pitt county led above, which said action is which will be in on real situate in l he state North Carolina Ami defendants further lake notice they are requested to appear at the term of the superior court of Pitt county, to in- held on 2nd Monday before the 1st in September, it the 19th at the court House in laid county, in Greenville, North Carolina, J am . n con plaint m said Action, or the plaintiff Mill ply in the court the. relief demand in ill. of 1907. U. c, clerk superior court, DOINGS AROUND FARMVILLE. mm Mis one word . in When he pointed mil, moreover. that the evidence of the accuser was of his dis- like the the crowd .-aw the mint, and lite lynching was call i r. The ii on r n and started to ; i a rel i re. Finally singe driver gun. re ml r i nil his eyes, wait- fur the bullet that down In- fair young life. But for some reason the was finally led to open hi- and lie discovered that would he murderer had in-,, another man ha the drop on him. A cut- throat and round bad man nursed through a serious bad inter in t me the S ales senate from deprived one of ornaments. SEIZURE SALE, Internal Re i i Sen ice District North ii . r's Littleton. N. C. Aug. i By virtue of a of . for taxes a him under laws, i have .-e; the fol property to said Ma t in Viz, ll i horse, t . ho i his will sold in . ii n i he in of said Manning N, C en Thursday tea Si, i at m. to the highest bidder for Cash Lev is. Col OF SEIZURE AND Internal Revenue Service District of North Carolina Littleton, N- C , Sept, 3rd 1907. By authority in sec- and acting under warrant of issued thereunder John Thompson for taxes against him under Internal l have seized Two and om half town lots in tile town of N. C. same or of land upon which is situated a store house occupied by and Bro and in which conduct a business. This lot or parcel of land will be offered for to highest bidder for cash on Tin the 1st of October HOT at o'clock m at the Court house of Green- ville N. C. It. . Lewis Deputy Collector NOTICE. By virtue of a power of sale contained in B certain deed of mortgage Mack Man- and wife, I t king- m, n I hung both . i i or i i In, middle, win re t . forth from to an the I roof of i no like on r. . I pink Mrs. regarded the hi o I ho id i and then remarked to hat die bad meant to ii i lid . he asked. Her ban could not unite con- smile, and Mrs. Perry m on know ire thinking, I dot my own mind. But I can prove I do. -i you -i-r know me to go ton grocery and bring a can of instead of a bar of no concluded mill's Companion. Figure Won't Lie. came home from school one nay with pinned across Ins rt front. that mean, his mother asked. don't know- no more I The Retort Courteous, Paul Morton, president of the Equitable Life Assurance society, was on about London i or a four v, is in i in Mr. Morton -aid. let the o re Ann in In go about one of tin in alter day, and at the ad the size of his expenditure w ill -i-o, k Kim. course, it i- in to in a I. my only the of . Try rid liberal I ping, and e will a- ail you with i most brilliant and witty far.-. know a lawyer who. through ignorance, rode from the museum to i h in only . bis driver tho hilling law. I at this and bit hi lip. Tin n, in lie most co lie n to the I to gel n again. lie i I. step in i, sir. i on d drew ye a yard or two . f dated 15th day of October 1906, rec in I he of the Register Deeds Pitt county in P, at page 1-T. we will on Monday day I the Court house door of Put county at twelve o'clock offer for sale at public auction following de- scribed Adjoining the lands of L. D . Ben Alien and others and hounded on the north by L. on the by J. A. Griffin, on the south by L. D. on the west by Ben Allen containing twenty one i acres more or less. Terms of sale cash. This day of September, K. R. Dennis, 0- Moore Mortgages. N. C. Sept On last Saturday and Sunday the Primitive Baptists hold their yearly the Tyson's church about four and a hall miles from Farmville. The vices were conducted by Elder and Corbet. There was much business attended to on and Sunday the com- services wore held after the usual preaching, both speaking a short while. The audience ms large and quite attentive. There were many present from adjoining counties, Wilson. Greene, Lenoir and being well represented. Also Greenville and Farmville and yet have heard of some complaint among the neighbors of having cue and beef hash for breakfast day morning. The Methodists held i heir meeting in Farmville Sat and Sunday, the elder Conducting services, assisted by Elder Forbes, pastor in charge P. T. Atkinson, U. L. Joyner, Miss Carr, Mrs Elias Turnage and Miss Ellen Tyson left the exposition today. Mrs, L. C. King returned last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J E. King. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harris returned Saturday from led school opened day morning with pupils. The folks seem to be as cheerful and happy as when they left last spring. Miss Olive of Snow is visiting her grandmother. Mrs. S- K. Alonzo is quite sick with fever. John Carpenter, for the East Carolina railroad, was taken sick Saturday with rial fever Miss Watson, of more, has accepted a position with Mr J. F. again and will be glad to see her old pat- Mr. former conductor for the East Carolina railroad, is slightly improving from a three week, attack of pneumonia and jaundice. breaker for sales of tobacco pounds, tut new Dale of n was brought in Satin day sob for cents. J. P. TAYLOR. WILSON N. C. Fancy Groceries. COOL DRINKS AND REFRESH years in Artistic work guaranteed Enlarging Tonsorial Staton Clark, Proprietor. Farmville. X. Satisfaction guaranteed. Strict- Bar- Sharp els. clean- ed pressed. G. NOTICE. Farm For On account of ill health I shall rent or lease for a term of live farm containing acres of cleared land with, all out houses, in good state n. Pro- corn, cotton, tobacco and all other crops in this county. Man with team prefer- red. Apply to F. M, Smith. he she wanted to what it mean, his mother. the lit- man proudly, for the an editor. me over S I u inn, In- I estate in Vermont. him on tho abundance of tame at Shel- and he me an ate a story about a young He looked up from bis mail one morning and Simply is I lie one asked. is an the man. a chap who Hampshire. lie wants me to go wild boar shoot inc. why don't you said the young mun hesitated. haven't got the ire. tor one thing, hare to find your own bears for another. So I mused By virtue of a power of sale contained in a certain deed of mortgage from A. Fair and Nellie E. Fair, his wife, to E. It. and D, Moore, dated 18th day of October, 1906, and duly recorded in the office of the register of deeds of Pitt county j a department of n in book PR page and vocal, Monday, day of October. 1907, at the court house door of Pitt county at twelve o'clock noon, offer for sale at public auction the following land. Music at the Graded School The board of trustees of tho Greenville Graded schools will music, year- Miss teacher, is a graduate of school of music of Syracuse University. Now fork, and conies to us very high- d. We shall in position to give Parker's Old WILSON STREET. Farmville, N. C. All kinds of repairing of Cans and In fact any kind of work in and iron. All Work Company will insure any on any of Kidney Trouble Every trace of kidney trouble is eliminated SOL will he paid by Inter- state Chemical Co., of Baltimore, Mil., for any ease of kidney trouble SOL will not help. A word i the wise. For sale by T. Farmville C. NOTICE. qualified Executor of the estate of A. Me- gown, deceased, late of Pitt county, this is tn notify all per- sons having claims against the estate said to exhibit to the undersigned within twelvemonths from date or this notice will hi plead in bar of their recovery. All persons in- to said estate will please make immediate payment. This th- 22nd day of July. F. G. lame. I, Sugg, Atty. Executor. For Sale One three year; old, kind and gentle. Any Lady can drive Apply to J. L. Flanagan, l Farmville, N- C. Beginning at Cox s the people the best of advantages, southwest corner on Academy Rates will be the some M., and runs easterly with those usually charged in s to other thence parallel enrolling music with Academy St yards. would thence parallel with g H R me to Academy St, thence Ant,, r, with Academy St. to the begin- at an early date. containing ore-half acre more or less. Terms of sale cash. this day of September, 1907. E. R. D- O. Moore, Eye It matters not the failure of others to relieve your eye A visit to Dr. Taylor, of Greensboro, at his old office in If you are going to guess this week, will the Parker Fountain Pen I you of his efficiency. If you at Reflector Book Store you I want expert service at a mini- should do so before the close of mum price, relief or no pay, the 20th. No guessing after that don't fail to see him. This week date. only. d thou, and well burned slop brick at my factory now ready for sale at reasonable prices, R, E Belcher Farmville N C I have just returned from the northern markets, where I chased a superb and complete lino of millinery, notions, sick wear, dress trimmings, and furs. Am prepared to suit all both in quality and price. Will have my same milliner, Miss Ella who can trim to suit tho The public invited to call and inspect my store. Mrs. J. F Joyner Opposite R. L. Davis and Bros store. NOTICE. My son, James colored, having run away from home, hereby warn any person from employing or harboring him in any way, under penalty of the law. He is years old, height about feet inches, about pounds. This Sept. 10th. 1907. John R. F. D. No, Grifton, N. a REFLECTOR r. J Owner. Truth in Preference to Fiction. ONE DOLLAR PER YE VOL. No. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER SUPERIOR COURT. September Branch Holmes. larceny, pleads guilty judgment suspend ed- W. A- Blount, contempt of Robert Hanrahan, assault th court, respondent files deadly weapon, guilty, any intent, adjudged suspended upon payment guilty, fined and costs. of cost. i Poss Cannon, false pretense. David Sharpe, carrying con-not guilty. weapon, in one Silas Williams and. Abram charged, not in another. Newton, affray, David assault with THE BONDS ARE VALID. EVEN JAR HIM. WOOD. Judge Lyon to Holds and White Man Strikes Negro and Loses to Talk or Make Her Injunction. Fingers. C- I no joke about a rendered his judgment in HO deadly weapon, guilty. suspended up n payment of cost Ernest Young and Young, larceny and house break- guilty, sentenced two years to work on roads. Ed Fleming, dead- weapon, not guilty. T. A. Manning, assault, guilty Mack Briley, assault with deadly weapon, fined and cost. James White, carrying conceal- ed weapon, pleads sen- three months to work roads. Cornelius Joyner, assault with deadly weapon, pleads guilty. Abram Pitt, with deadly weapon, pleads guilty, lined and costs. Thomas pleads guilty, t suspended upon payment of costs. Leon Patrick and Redmond Price, plead guilty, Patrick fined and costs suspended as to P. ice. Richard carrying concealed weapon, rot guilty Henry resisting office, not guilty. Frank Jenkins, not guilty WillOUghby, failing to work public guilty, suspended. Davis, attempt to wreck train, jury found that Davis was insane at the time of com- the act, and the court ordered that in e State hospital for dangerous in sane Henry Leggett and J. J. Gray, affray, Leggett, guilty judgment suspended upon payment of half costs. Gray not guilty- Guilford false tense, enters plea of judgment suspended payment of costs- The grand jury returned a true bill for murder against Ben Peebles and Anderson Peebles, charged with killing Dillard Cope- land in 1905. The defendants were arraigned in court and the case set for Tuesday, 24th, a special of twenty five being ordered summoned. The following cases have be n disposed of report. Walter Smith, larceny, pleads guilty in two cases, judgment suspended. Branch Holmes, larceny, guilty sentenced three years to work roads- Langley, larceny, pleads guilty, sentenced eight months to work roads Allen Gray, larceny, guilty, sentence two years to work- roads. Willie larceny, guilty. William Johnson, larceny, guilty, sentenced six months, to work roads. Carter burning stables, guilty, sentenced ten years in State prison. Arthur Price, guilty, sentenced four months to work roads. Daniel James, abandonment, pleads guilty, judgment suspend- ed upon payment of costs- Cos Avery and C. Con non, indecent exposure, guilty. Two red people were in divorces given. Glenn Per. Teel. Rosa Way, Annie May, congregation. Peter Atkinson judgment of as to Peter Atkinson. coaled weapon, p and Brown, and the r Atkinson, reel. pi ad guilty i up pay- roll ITS- con leads z conceal of A. D. Cox and others against the board of county commission in which they were seeking to restrain the board and selling the in bonds voted for by a majority of th-e qualified voters of the county at an election held on the 14th day of May, last. Judge Lyon holds that the act of the General Assembly authorizing the of the bonds and under which Known. Elizabeth City, N- C. Sept. head being said a News from Camden County from a neighboring village. has just in this asked the reporter. I city of the finding on Sunday that was tested in my in section of that town the other day. when a mer-i known a chant flew into a passion at a young white woman Marry picked up a two-pound, round weight, gripped it in his fingers and struck the on who, on account of starvation exposure, is now in a most pitiable plight, having so lost tie top of the head. Everybody her mind that she i looked to see the African fall but instead the ends of of the either talk or make her known. The of the election was held, is white dropped to this place today. Shew cf or. It be generally conceded d people that the laws in many ff tic t States f the Federal Union are bad, what i are j often It I cannot be doubted that easy is a menace to family, Jo and that it threatens the home, say--, for I o r. It will, more- ed weapon, pleads guilty, p for judgment continued. The following cases have b.-en disposed of since last false tense, not Prosecuting witness taxed cost. Tip Person, assault with weapon, pleads guilty, fined and costs. Richard Smith and Billy affray, not guilty. The case against Ben Peebles and Anderson Peebles tor murder was started Tuesday afternoon and is still in progress at this writing. and valid. Tine the election held on the 14th of May was regularly and lawfully held, and that said election was in all respects according to law. That when issued under said will be valid obligations of the of Pitt. That the motion for injunction restraining the board is denied and tho ac- dismissed. The plaintiffs gave notice of appeal and it is d that the case will immediately be sent up to the Supreme court for final adjudication. the ground. You never saw a fellow so taken back. The blow never even jarred the folded up his fist to strike back, when the merchant broke out crying with pain from ids mash- ed Charlotte Observer. ad j generally agreed that something would be done toward as l checking the evil if young people were more scrupulously trained During the severs cays in to tho ,,,,,,,,, residing near this ls- reliable person been in that is of married Bid Debt Agencies Needed in Every County. There ought to more collection There should be at least in every county to get after the dead beats and give them the publicity that their deserves. There isn't a dead beat on earth who wants his advertise To give him publicity hurts his business, when you hurt his business you benefit in the same proportion legitimate business interests and help to bring about conditions under which no margin is needed for known as dead beats, and the honest man who pays his debts would therefore not required to pay profit enough on his purchases to pay the accounts of the dead bests. Bad debts should be col- if possible, but if they can't be collected they should be sold at public auction, after be- advertised in such a way as to give the the kind of publicity that they deserve. We are glad to note that the press and. business men of this State are getting right square in be- hind the deadbeats and are them squirm as the light is turned on and their exposed. Marshville Home. Only forty five persons sat down to dinner at John Arm- home near Sunday. There was no special attraction or occasion, and unusual about it. that as high as sixty persons have been to the Armstrong home for din- at one table. There are teen persons at the Armstrong home who are there all the time Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong, en children and two hired of those that were present Sunday at dinner were kin who dropped in without no to spend the day. Nothing was said about the large crowd and to those present it seemed as ordinary as a family gathering of a or less. Mrs. Armstrong has a great reputation as a cook and it is said that anyone eats if her cooking is never satisfied until be is Times. Music and After the rehearsal last night the members of th Second Band marched the corner of Queen and and serenaded Mr. and Mrs. A. Jordan. Mr. Jordan has been a member of the band sine its organization and to express their appreciation for his zealous work in the interest of the band the members decided to give him a little surprise last night. After playing for a while they called for Mr. Jordan and his bride and presented them a set of silver knives, and spoons- Mr. H. W. Cummings, Jr., presented he silver on behalf of the band in a cleverly prepared speech, which was accented by a response from Mr. Free Press, This is the couple who came over to Greenville last Friday afternoon and were here. residents residing near land have been hearing a pet u- liar cry, m resembled of a o than a t out not to lend their formation of regard as eds argument to show th many of infelicities of Marriage Licenses Three Campaigns for Mr. Bryan, it is reported, will in a few days announce his will to be the Democratic candidate for President in 1908. If Mr. Bryan takes such a stand, his hold upon the i. most of the sections of the country will be such us to make it exceed- to organize a movement him. I f M r Bryan as for President in 1908, it will be his third con- test for tint will then be the fourth man to make three campaigns for toe presidency. His predecessors in that were Jackson, who ran three times, being elected twice and once defeated; Van who ran three times, was elected once Register of Deeds R Williams has issued the following license- since last rep rt. Andrew Shackelford and Bes- John and Tripp. Winnie A- Jordan and A. Chad wick. COLORED This. Copland and Martha Alonzo Corey and House Henry Edwards and Ella Wood ard. Herbert Moore and Annie Bill son. Moore and Staton. Charles and Lang- Fair in west, showers east tonight. Cooler and if start ed to investigate. Armed with guns and axes the men the entire territory, which is about six acres in size, but nothing seen of the which i ad had been making the peculiar . About this time someone suggested to set up a yell, suggestion was acted upon, an i p. few a response w. heard i the distance. The me-i then divided themselves so as to form a circle and the spot which the came was closed in. Preparing to Are upon the ob which all hands thought to be a panther, the men dashed upon the poor demented lying upon the ground, with only a scant supply of clothing. An attempt was to hold a con- with her, but only a few moments sufficed to impress upon the men that reason Did vanished. The woman was carried to the home of a residing at u the woods from which she had been rescued, where everything is being done to restore her min Those who have seen are able to identity who she is. The noise which caused the search had . heard about ten days- Some are of the opinion that the woman had been c to this lo spot for the of doing away with her. It reported that she appears to be about eighteen years old and is rather so that nasty and ill-advised unions might be avoided; and if minis re of religion were ire care- unions which improper. It life would be patiently borne the way to an annulment of. the marriage were not k sown to b so easy, and that would be hotter for society a few should lead unhappy lives than th s of the family should be undermined by making Quick d i of th i GRACED Or. -a-. The Greenville graded f r the white opened this morning for the fail session with an attendance made all hearts glad Tim i were present at tie opening, was fully ten percent more at my former session, and are n t all in yet. The only of the first d assign- the t t less to begin work Thursday- The faculty is a is made up as Prof, B. Miss Annie L. Irvine, first Fitzgerald is a town in settled chiefly by Northern Carolina Day. State Superintendent Joyner has arranged part of the pro- gramme for North Carolina day in tho public schools of the state. The subject this year will be the settlements in North Carolina, these Guilford, Orange, Rowan and various other counties in that part of the State. The date fixed by law is October but it is always varied to suit the con- of the schools. Private schools observe the day to quite a large extent. Buy a lot in Greenville Height or. a saving of cents per day. Office Fourth street. Green ville, N. C. d Girl of the As sweet as Magnolia blossoms and as pure as driven snow is the story of the latest of successful romances Girl of the Sunny There is a that is moat refreshing to the in witnessing a of such merit. The play is interspersed with many new and up-to-date specialties and I plantation revels by the I Cotton Blossom are a feature themselves. The scenery is most and very picturesque. At tho Opera House Friday, Sept. r-;. gr. trade. it i ad . B. in grade. rad. and defeated twice; and, Clove- people, most whom an land, who ran three times, was elected twice and defeated once, pensions. They were Clay ran twice, being defeated by the the el both times, and was a candidate mate And yet. strange to say. nominating conventions in. they do not any colored other mars, and Blaine made in their or three unsuccessful efforts for . they made an organ- toe nomination, but only one effort to drive out of the campaign before the -J If Mr Bryan should be W next year be would be only person in the political his- j posse. So great was the feel- of the country to have been against the col red people nominated for President for the that the local militia was held in third time having been to aid the civil officers, if necessary, and the Governor of the State was notified that the militia might be needed. Lost- Gold medal with This reminds us that Southern on bangle L. on pin, j Pines, in this State, a town set- . on back of bangle tied almost exclusively by resign because of ins campaign . I . . , , . m Mr. grade. There is every indication of food work during the session, and Greenville has to be proud of Our cit it their ed support. div id- defeated in two elections. -Wall Street Journal. Up. I have at my home on Pitt st.-. et, cattle that strayed into lot on the night; of Friday Aug. which I've had ad- since that time. The owner having not called for them I shall oiler them at public at the court house door on Wednesday, Oct. 1907, own- recover same by calling for them and paying feeding expenses, etc II. C Foreman- Sept The New York World insists that Secretary should name Pattie Langley. Finder will j people, be liberally rewarded by return- j very to this office. I Pittsboro Record. has no, or at of J. has a large picture representing the buildings for tho Eastern Train- School. If the trustees adopt the plans represented in this the buildings arc going to be INSURANCE INSURES. Protection Protects, If you decide to insure your life demand the best, and be content nothing but the best, The Standard Policy prescribed by the New state law issued by the Equitable Life Assurance So- of the United States. Paul Morton, President. For full apply to the signed- Warren. Jr Lin or at u is too thinking Agent, Greenville, K. few, colored residents. next year to Wm. A. Danner, General Agent, I be disturbed by ancient scandals Richmond, i.

IN FULL SWING CONVENTION VETERANS Jamestown Tercentennial Expo- Complete In A. Details. BEAUTIFUL CITY. A V In .. III . . i i Bill . u i. In i H l . a i ell of its. wit. C I I I i . . Ling Fa . Ct Exp. -r . . . . I, in l, . I- a. the ill we. coast. ts give i ; of Hie ii. log cm r i town Ti Won Bear run Heel I be Leo-. U--I try. cm r. at ca got Tl VI ti Ill . . ; i . town . . -re l. r ,, VII I i old ruins of ; Ron i are i nut- c Port M lion Atlantic wall winding e I'm t IN Interest t. the v h . ml In r ht .- of moil Delegates Requested to in Raleigh the 16th of Headquarters North Carolina United Confederate Veterans, Durham. N. C, Sept. General Orders No. Paragraph It having been to s reunion this year of the North Carolina Division of the prate Veterans K- not want to do inn division is called to I h nil on the branch of a he city of at eight tree and p. m. on Wednesday, the said the squirrel, do that whenever FOR THE ONES. Story of Squirrel and What Hap- to Once there was a squirrel that did not like In.- home, and he used to scold and fault with every- thing. The papa squirrel had long gray whisker, and . was which he could .-hake his whiskers quickly. He said to the squirrel. dear, as not like your home there are three sen- could do . Leave II Or It United a convention of I Any one of accredited . ., ., . I little from the camps, composing this, i I., it would help yon in to the Meeting in Raleigh Next Week N. C. Wednesday. -Postmaster Willis returned this morning from Washington, where h REPORT OF THE CONDITION. THE BANK OP FARMVILLE. FARMVILLE N C O MR CLOSE extended Discounts i , invitations to a number of Secured d of Depart- p. , n. those. tho . I , . . . ;., .-. ill ll Am -l a . mm of i .-.-. i. ; i lie to . l,,, i ;. .- oil . . is . I I I and i . i ; I . v urn; y. . , l-u f Of I'M i. . ml lb . . i. u . i i a . 16th day of October. 1907, for the purpose of the annual i of the division and commanders and transact- such other business as may hen be deemed proper. The camps of this division will be Ki titled to the same number of de- legates at this convention as they were entitled to at the recent reunion of the United Confederate Veterans at Rich- as reported by the com- on credentials. It is hop ; that there will be a full dance and that every camp will be represented. order of , GenH- A. London and Chief of Staff. want to aid just go out on a branch and scold away at some one you do not to attend the North Caro-, Due from Banks convention to Cash Items be held in Raleigh October The invitations were and the following officials at Postmaster General Meyer, First Assistant Hitch- cock. Fourth Assistant T. B. W. R. super free delivery routes, Chief in- k W. J. The hist much that he became a red squirrel, and you notice to this day red do just that thing. How to Play Wonderment. It i- that two only of the should have a knowledge of the game, and then wonderment is sure to lie the result. The two plovers that a word snail be regarded as a word. As an illustration, this word to be Cue of the players asserts his be- i s it. 1.242.00 I , ., Ill t tin s it 157,330.94 l in- s ; little squirrel blushed so named has issued an order to all inspectors in the State to attend. A general official call has been issued to all postmasters in State to be present. There are postmasters in North j While in Washington mater Briggs secured an for two additional car-; Hers in and an of for carriers to use in buying street car Hill i of be- Aug. t I. V. Notary Public. R. L. Davis F. M. Davis Directors. is gifted with second B . I.C. Poi i. in I . i r I liar STRANGE FORTUNE. Officer Strange fortunes have follow, d some of the men of the racy. It has just been discover- ed that B. F. Grant, secretary U Judah F. Benjamin. General of the Confederate States, is an inmate of the poor- house at Montgomery, Ala. Tin matter gained publicity through the application of Grant to the mayor for money enough to He is famous as a scholar, and the interesting part is that he U a of Carolina, having iv- e. born in Newborn, in 1835. Men whom serves way gun- lief that he sight and stale.- that he is able. through n closed door, to name any article touched by any in with notwithstanding that said person ma attempt to by mentioning a lot of other He then , his u being one whom he mat Lie in sympathy and goes Tl par I net in the room then In call mil perhaps this He then d on the hack of a hat am I touch- r e an-., r will of lie. a lie the i .; BETHEL BANKING TRUST Cl GOO D EYESIGHT is a blessing. Hive you ant f you should i. ; . . Ill I. hair . i k . If lie till i it article. I not he Ii I lb i for trick long rally q leer ideas, am p .- Grant would resist an i to take from hi in . bu it i be amiss for North C i a veterans to they could do for his the most remarkable rial i rec in rs in this i r probably in any i r city took on .; An elderly colored . poorly dressed, entered on of the large banks in the ,, district and insisted upon seeing the president himself. No one e 1-o- would do and the attend- ant was i n i to duct her into that i i there, the old woman, with much of man; the financial i , whether disturbance was past, and was it was Th. amazement of drew from the bunk book and l i eh of the and asK placed to the i . . Is to ah of her dress re . six bills. on of they be f her account The Look was i the in one of the i and w custom of the hank, and super- m . ., lo now. use, bi who had confide in bis c. Record ii ,. I ill th of tor I hi mil . ed, . in . i i ;. i l i . I I r, h on l i i I ill . i A i is of the tor at a mi . . I is i to bring a ii h of art with ii o i- willing to pan. re ti in rail and the or I are i lore in ii will for i well iI . lie . M- of . ribbons or . . . ii c a in In i ling in the . t if one v I . , in swapping for In die time the i i modest prize i . Si lit- with tin previous- h n d i ill and water. i-i . lo sup . i. as mi . I, there is to Inch i. I . . I, led an egg by a i i . can I the thread right without the egg falling to the How to a j ill . . r I Hi An b m l the o- discounts drafts Fixtures tank-s a-1. it. a Nit I bank other S AT N. in of May. 18th. 1907, 1.032.85 0.-5 fun-l Undivided p i-bl- I i ill o deposit check out- i standing i-.,,.,. t, . . l. W H of above la C. E. Optician and Graduate Philadelphia College of Horology Optics NOTICE SEIZURE SALE- AND r i the above belief. IS t. W. II W st Internal Revenue 4th, District of North Carolina. Collector's Littleton, N, C. Aug. Kith 1907. virtue of authority in sec- K. S. and acting under w r- rant of thereunder W. tor him under the Internal Rev- law.-. I have one tract of land belonging to known as the Busk and acres more or less, t tract of bind w i , t. upon which he is now a of will fol sale to I on lion tat . at I House door of N. C I. Lewis. Deputy Collector, i and sworn to be- mo, day May Notary lard M. BLOUNT ROBT. STATON Directors. To sufferers of Liver or Bladder Other say a bottle and if it t cure contain your money. the ,, . till t i of OVA thou SALE, By virtue a Court county i Special Proceed it. I he mi mill sell for cash house door on Mon-1 Se l. 1907, the f de-l bed real estate. One lot in the Sown of being the store lot now Bunting and the buildings on said said lot I Hi--north by -t. on the the by M Co., on tin south Rogers V Bros, on weal bi Bros, store and hotel, the sumo conveyed to cherry bunting by two deed . one- from V I. T Davis and the tin r One other lot in Bethel bounded on forth by Railroad i on en t Mrs W II Bullocks, on south by the d by Knox Mack ti risers and on west by Nelson Also one i or of u on the north by Railroad I the Nelson property, on tin-east by Nelson property, on south the in- W can on, Mack and on the west by Mai street, more or F. G James, commissioner we Will We say- free bottle and if it vi SOL until entitles yo to KICK-- Only a limited number f in Mies away. this to test PROP- SALE OF PERSONAL By of executed I to ii. Smith i , It. th., -i.,. Mi of and Slivered t jby C n the 2nd which was re- office of the register of Pitt county m book k-.-i the will sell for cash in the town of Ayden on Saturday th-s l iv of September the follow- articles of personal property, to- two dray on four one one top being the of r. W Man; also one hay mare one other bay ant mare, two open buggies, one ton dray wagon, five of t ho last lot I h- s of manure bob mine rented laid mu to satisfy . I. ii Smith Co. By t;. James Atty. an You will find ready to supply ail your needs in My is new and fresh at all times and I handle the best brands. Anything wanted in staple Groceries, Canned Goods, etc. can be found at my store, and prices are right. All kinds of Fruits in season, . J. B. JOHNSTON, Greenville N. C. for the Big State. Fair. d October S, , g forward to it The wonderful of last year has led to Fair this year. Nothing like it. The best in all departmental LIVE I EVER IN PRIZES BEST ID WAY LAYS Si S ON ALL nm GREAT RACES CLASSES A BIG TIME ALL YOUR AGENT .------ W.-T- I will ion t S. samples of my Dr. Restorative, and Bo. k on he- Heart or , of the Stomach. are ,. .,, B a i t i . r treating . I.- is treating the of rd not the cause. Weak Stomach inside nerves- -mean S the Heart, and Kidney. . have controlling or inside these nerves, and nave weak vital a. Hire where- has Us lain.-. No other r . , the inside A- Dr. Write f- n -j Ur. Wis. K i. told i- Bryana The wise man lo ed at the August. i Riser. DeWitt's Little Ear safe pill, sure t.- p-pleasant effective. Sold by John U W Drug store You can never noise with the cracker has been A an, couch- and colds, in Kenned . It i- i- of no opiates honey and a . i goo. as maple syrup Md FREAKS OF SPORT. How the the Turkeys In a Ten Mile Race. The history of sport made fas- man incidents. um. . a to over frozen fields in his at mid- Bight to the last, election the an- of wagers arc full the most extraordinary incident. So more is examples of one of these aide issues sport can be found i- ottered by a match made when George was still Prince of The was n one in day from its ex- the parties ed i end The George Manger, afterward was one of the celebrated and eccentric per- of the At the gay parties at House Mr. i .- led, in the course of the to hire n key could travel f u n Prince I great ill lo mat of ind d him in from them, and was r in THE WISE To keep abreast with the times must ADV To Advertise Judiciously hr MUST HAVE SPACE A A PEOPLE Cs Store. Ta . .; t -ii i. for iand I win. The prince to have of Some are free of Dr. at Our store. If colT.-e disturbs your your or then try this cl imitation. Pr. close- n Old Java and Mocha In flavor and yet has not. H -rain of real it. Dr. Sheep's is made from pure toasted or cereal-i. with Malt. Nuts. etc. Made in a rain etc. No tedious wait. You will Iv it. Fold by T. E. Hooker Politics sometime make- strange All stomach trouble an- re- leaved by taking a after each petty to th. seat of the trouble. the digestive organs, the digestive and what yo- eat. It is s simple, clean, pure, harm Take a ea h meal and Bee how it yon feel. Money back if it sold by John I. Wooten Worry never completed a task worth Pert Barrier of Wis. says have only taken four your and Bladder Pills and they nave done for me mote than m-i- h-is done. I am ti the pills as n Mr. refer- to y and Pills, for weak of bladder and all A for J. I. Store. The vacation earned i. the cation enjoyed- Then-is no no matter how irritable or how will not lie speedily by the of The main factor in of any disorder Is rest, and way is to the for the itself. will do it. It. is a pro- acids ill , i ii ti It conform i to the Pure V o and Law. Sold by L. j ti-n Tile pies are just as good ever-your is out of whack. For scratches, Inter bites the many little hurts comma i to family, Witch Hazel Salve is the remedy. It is soothing, clean and heal He sure you get Sold by J. I. Wooten's Drug Store. The vacation vie miss is the one we would have enjoyed th most. be Cured local applications, they reach the diseased port on of ear. There is only one way I that is by constitutional remedies. is by con- of the mucous lining the Tube. When this tub.- Is In- flamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is en- Deafness is the re. ult, and unless the Inflammation can be ken out and this tube restored lo its ii condition, hearing will be de- forever; out of ten are caused Catarrh, which Is nothing but an Inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces We will give One hundred Dollars Tor any case of Deal in en- that cannot lie cured Hall's Catarrh cure. Send for circulars, free. F. J. Toledo, Sold Take Hall's r Pills for on. JAMES L. FLEMING, AT LAW, N. C. Tl d, H Si t.-. Bel ,. . at ed would . p arr .- finest am Bill For It Carries Your Direct turkeys collected. At the time place appointed he nut, Mr. Berkeley with his entries rare start there was indication that i the would conic in or wings down. They at a brisk pace. which Hie tin heavier waddle, wen- not able to equal. In- deed, at the of three hours the lending two miles. Put was falling, Hie grew i s turkeys displayed signs of uneasiness, l to look the that by the wayside and edged toward them. The prince, with pole to which was fastened a red cloth, did what he could to them for- ward. First one I and, it-elf to a pendant limb, its. If down comfortably. This one no sooner than established itself in n like manner. Parley scattered along the road did aid in the least. The turkeys had concluded that it was time to turn in. and turn in or turn out they did. In a few minutes ail of the twenty were roosting in trees, from which it was impossible drive them. Meanwhile the geese came lumbering on. slowly passed their slumbering competitors. race finished with the first find the turkeys milliard in Metropolitan Magazine. to People and brings the best R- suits us YOUR ORDERS The Nose Lasts Pone and cartilage enter so large- into structure of the nose mid determine characteristics if little Us II rule, lapse of yours. The brow wrinkled, and crow's round the which gradually grow dim as lime rolls on. Checks lose the bloom which can- not replace and lips r fullness color. The chin, dimpled in youth, develops angularities or as the care may be, and the eyebrows be -nine heavy with the crop of many growth. The nose shows no marl; lo these familiar facial indication; of the approach of old and practically enjoys from ravages which time makes on the other features of face. to the nose, probably the ears, us a rule, slum the fewest and least obvious signs of old age. Cough Caution If you from coin always he, . it with a ; hi. U .-.-. ft r. For twenty Tr Shoup i- i. .- n- t.- in- or i i Chloroform. r . And . Into m If colons in in your others, should on having Ir. No i- marks Dr. else It on the And It's not but II it to be by those k now It beet, a truly rev cough Take no chance with your hiving It h hoop's Conni Cure, carefully the Dr. .-. -d with and r. the i No there You alway be the side by Dr. Cure NORFOLK RAILWAY TIME H AUGUST of The oceans occupy of the surface of the earth. A mile down in the sea the Wilier has a of a ton to r square inch. If ii six deep was filled with sea water, which was then allowed lo evaporate, there would two inches of sail left in the bottom of box. Taking tin- average of I he i to be three miles, there would lie a layer of will -I feel thick covering the case nil water e , I; in far north, a water free. fr i upward. Reason Tor Absence. i down here any said the artist as he took u -i t in the in ml poi i table chair. i It It use to that never down bill was here. If he actually here, a knock at the door, and came -n I she rid hi liar up. I . him e live, mid he took it. That's New s, i too fat it Is your foot of muscle-- El you era lean the f-oil you t not and thin, on Pep m stomach, fat Pectin run Dyspepsia ail th o to an r, is not only i but a tis- Sour cf th Kart and will it What You the ch. i and a firm n -i. ; M i, TH V A M STATIONS M Norfolk A r E. City 3.15 Hertford A A M 2.20 M P M bun 8.66 12.45 1217 L., r, in Bern t H Kinston in i; Ar ii. V no l l M A Is Now Bern Ar M. I All. Ar A M P M Ar lo Sn i I Ar P. M f M Trains daily Sunday; other than between Goldsboro bind daily. If- I. M. W. n. c. I Supt Gen. Pass. Agent AFT PANACEA HISS. one a hundreds of such have suffered for yearn and have received bi and lasting results from the use PANACEA MINERAL WATER than from any other remedy of the many I have had fol me. It gives me great pleas- to testify to Its marvelous results in my own case and others have personally observed Mrs. Martha P. Taylor. Newport News, Va Greenville, N. ., In, John L, Wooten MERCHANDISE E i day of a piece of .-as- i i i i idem e that n bran- i i n I. i- like r j In u ii hi July her p in. The e her m, . only a little . i. of in the in lier I r u i n i ; . i i-i . Hen i-i i i-i d and . . . ., i , Ger C Iii old tin i i torn nut n rise in Maul f th . hi I be n I j Tl I hi ii n ii i.- . ; . in d j it i I i or Toy . I r to I or inc to el .- in j ii J the e price lists .- w His Fate. Pro M ii how i i mi i dote Si ii at. I , i Vow York. i . I i. . . i her i. i in nm in ii i In tin r or he . i -1 he HI Mistaken I i ii the. i . I ill ; i gifted part of queen Scots, policeman was leading him Ml on tonal the young PULLEY ho that Dub- Home of Women's Fashions, Greenville, N. C-J it, pint- the world laugh

EASTERN WHICH . Entered i . M matter Jan. 1907 at the at Greenville. C, under Act of of March v h in to Guilford county are preparing to W. J. Bryan a big banquet GREENVILLE. NORTH CAROLINA. FRIDAY. n he comes to at the fair there. is intimated When president flips r Notice the improvements the country and unloads those j around school houses and grounds ix speeches, ha flan than settle throughout the country. Child- i down Thanksgiving trained amid such surround- lings will carry the idea of into their homes when Democrats of aid the come to make one t their own. and higher be the ambition of every one. CO LI HIP E CAM. It m not I but will to higher prices i your coal winter. . of things,, ti.-t. can of Chamber of Commerce is-rid f tar . . ,,.,. v them. , c- v t- n t F v. bat I only v pr I dim i d of much. Most of those participating in it might have an keen in the not sorted on a street . ,. enormity of the car tine in that yet seals fr the Charlotte Obs. ex- force the t. if the i known Parker i place the reputation M three years as There are farmers that are w suspicious and so easily ed, that th will not a step that is in their interest. If this were not so would long ago have united and been the most powerful organization in the world. Their suspicions and if we may so it. keeps many of them from uniting with the Southern A NONSENSE. a Bashful Young I a sleeping Car. A certain benevolent old was noted for her to t the extent She was traveling once in a sleeping car, winch was obliged to sleep in lower instead of having a whole section, u her custom. As bedtime came she became con- rot that city are siting up erring forward of what bad places saloon are. . mar e . i hour of the night it him whatever -t- at-t may have .,. it taught the lesson they shot id off. in and an But i mi i never forget. U r. J Teel, the man upon the attach was nude, has w gratitude of the by his I his assail- ants. I been the of ed inn and ired peace A man of less have the rather than have taken the further lo than.- to the win n i defendants in the t . . . I f ; C took c the burden of the entire, that I to they . W. V. -ed- I L to be wisely counsel hoping th it- tie entire county will approve the action of We never believed it of Meek- but that county his proportion t to build more good roads. If the Standard Oil Trust to able to pay a lawyer SI. per day his services, it should not be raising such a kick about that fine. Carrie Nation overworked her in Wash- City, and got a 80-day m in the work house. The New York thief who hat a mania for stealing clicks and watches, to be doing time i long us i jury can b d who gay n ii the defendant is a woman. price in the coat of making a news- paper, the Washington St an- -i price October Th r is no enter arise harder hit in the advance of material than th When Use and come down to dealing with the will be in our But they are not coming down to that until they are mad- to. Cassie v has come be- fore ye again, but this time plight. It is since in the Columbus prison she has be- j me totally Kind and a physical wreck. Cassi that is without sin Brat cast a stone at N him row h have pr It is mother re of the try see- its but whether it profit by it is entirely an other question. Parker has proven himself and right en all public questions, a claim that can never be truthfully made for the defeated him for the presidency There is old that i ft Ta As it is a poor th it will not w r- ways, this might be reversed to after a then has .- the comfort of the i was lo occupy the A that is seeking berth. came, and the the price of and the young ., , . I n her no the very same reasons keep out of the Farmers Consolidated Tobacco Company that wants to do the thing with the to- crop. Perhaps some the farmers will see what is best for them. of to she sat patiently being line. Half an the porter beside her to have berth up, X. gave a then referred courteously t young man. beg you ready to to AGED TELLS OF . ,. r,, . a bow ad lie a Peculiar Settlement Pate For th. he asked another y.,;, .,,. ions and signs, .--; striking a silent clock, I the at night, y, X I at midnight and h r ,,,,, feet or your head u Sophia Smoke, the West The young man gave her a scared Seating to hobble look H and ran It h ,.,. . ;, . n and we j them to prepare for the end of .,,,,.,.,.,. f the smoker. new storm of industrial activity the world. She the of t October full a lawyer is out a fee, e has to put up i to make I is It he is earning bis fee. We doubt if anybody sup n will ever find the but his project again as a advertisement thus its purpose. J. M Barr, of tho exposition, has r satisfied over th. unpleasant relations between himself and President Tucker, and ha This leaves the official in somewhat of a muddle is about to break over the town It is time something like was taking place. Many things are needed i i Greenville's and our should be up and aft-r them. ought to good by their the meeting of the anti- L. in in Norfolk. ; and come to an That Judge Lyon a wise shown bis prompt endorsement Everybody is glad that the matter ended. Now that it is over let all feeling about it he buried, and we hope Pitt county will be called upon to face another such case. If the are d on to turn over a fine they be c ireful to send in their reports to avoid a second fine. If the exposition managers would give more attention to the show and less to their personal differences it would be better for all concerned. It seems to be a fact a t gen- that it is against the game laws of the State to hunt on any land without the permission of the owner. It is not necessary for a man to Ids land to- make hunting on it others unlawful. was n the first time Green ville has suffered through th, M of her own people. Secretary Taft is rather get lost around the world. i of getting tho nomination, it is very evident that all but one n his travels of them is en. The men who pen these days to pay of Oklahoma made a start in electing an , Democratic ticket Tuesday Exhaustive argument in the Supreme cart has been made on both sides in the matter of the fine against the Southern Railway, imposed by Judge Long in the Superior court of Wake county The decision of the court is the next thing awaited. Japan is trying to keep pace with the United States the matter of explosions on her bat By a recent on one of the ships forty of the crew. Inclining nine officers, were killed. Keep up on both sides awhile and there, will The opinion of the people as to the Farmers Consolidated co Company is shown in the tact company grows stronger and does a larger business each succeeding season As the farmers realize the benefit such an organization to to them, the more readily they identify them- selves with it. To our mind this is the best movement ever start among the farmers of the tobacco growing section, and through it they have the of being in entire control of the tobacco crop. His friends throughout the country are much concerned over the reported condition of the health of ex President Grover Cleveland. If these reports are true, disease is making such rap- id inroads on his constitution as to cause apprehensions that the end is not far distant Without exception he is America's great- est living man. for Mrs Smoke to the most inter- character of an Interesting settlement of in t. e heart of the forest in West township. Years ago a and a white worn in fled from made, their homes in the Their descendants constitute the set and Sophie Smoke is wow doctor an est of the community. These people believe in her prophecy, and are paring for the but other people of the; section laugh at the old out that her prophecies of past have failed of Nat Co C All. Are you SUM the mine is going to the manager said he cut his right arm if it that don't count for much is t. the merer has a , , ,, ,, I York Mail. What constitutes a home Folk; A house, or a Pipe. , my tho old gentle who inhabit it This b a mys- mu yon know it tery that the wayward pen can- a brier in my every tune I set not solve with a nourish. A r Do you j snow . home to expansive, indeed, far it -n;.;, chuckled the includes all who are lorn in lS v I happens to a brier pipe, charmed circle, and many more Tribune. besides; but to What Wad of views would you t forth in my next orator. answered tho coldly theorist, wore you I'd gel some views New Every bill t has come lately shows advance in price. They now depend more on the big speakers than on the big pumpkins to draw crowds to the . . . The North Pole is still in hid- inviting anybody to find it who wants to undertake the job. These little lumps of nothing that themselves in the way thinking they can block Pitt county's progress, are Hard to realize how very small they he no need of talking about war between them. Prom notices that have boon distributed we see that another Wilmington its j steamboat line is to with On Morning fortieth Mr. W. led on Tar river with regular II. Bernard has been at the schedule between Washington through all these years, and Greenville. That is just he and the paper have had a. what ought to be Because remarkable career. The has two lines of rail- Admiral Dewey expresses op- position to the United States parting with the the admiral's noted light and victory in bay he ally feels a personal interest over there, but this country made a bid bargain when it p-s- or rather title, to th Islands. Tho bears are making a stiff Ii to pull down the price of cotton. A good reason why the farm rs should stand more firmly to for higher prices. It lo ks the farmers win make it should be the cent rollers of the price, and not the speculators, is it a thing that grows, is subject to Make the answer to suit .,.,. . i to set m my yourself; let it be whimsical or. inquired tho but you may sure that the spirit of home is not to be found in warehouses, nor in the auction shops, nor in the market j places of the; world It is an essence, with a which fills every corner from to garret, and gives out perfume oven to the stranger that enters the door. And if you have ever had a whiff of this perfume, count yourself fortunate among the children of Candler Harris in Magazine f u mom Uncle October The Croat were sh complained, swore you would go to tho of tho earth for me. ho interrupted. i are no ends of tho earth learned that Press. and the Star are both of its age, as they have a right to be, for the splendid usefulness the paper h .-, the oldest daily i in the State- road is no reason the advantage of water should be abandoned. It is all right to lay the murder of -over- on a dead c xi deny it- Southern railway money in its treasury by stopping fight against 1-. and yielding to the law. There is more money in cents fare than in buying lobbyists, lawyers and newspapers say the early lour of the through the West is to be spectacular. It Tribune would not be in keeping with him if it was otherwise. Even at that when there is the devil to pay lots of folks simply give promissory notes, cont I under obligations to His Satanic Dispatch. But that wilt not work in the of tho devil. Cost. Mrs. paper a swell woman in I o tea. What do yew i ,. n high Oatcake I reckon it be i, kind what n-l with mis department is in P. C. NYE, who is authorized to rep- resent the Eastern Reflector in Winterville and territory Th e famous mower and at with reaper attachment is the harvest your oats with. Get one at Harrington Barber Last night at our hearts Co were gladdened by the familiar Miss Lena of our friends. Prof. W. H spent Friday with relatives and D. J. Whichard. . j These gentlemen Prof. the fountain pens T. Bro. store for u Chas. Elk-aid Misses Louise Mr After Satterthwaite and Annie Stall- the sweet After an in- May spend solo by Miss Kittrell and a vocal Hoy Mr hand of the. co disaster. Usual price price, B T. Cox Bro. M, O of Bethel, was here Thursday on Bring your chickens and eggs to Harrington, Barber Co. Highest prices paid for them. Whichard. Prof was We have. or. hand a copies . ., . n , the San Prof. who referred to him as the lead county in th State and he was well sustained in adore, of Prof. We heard a grit number of speakers on but none fuller of excellent u D. W- Wood, of LaGrange, vice to ,.,, women and none t DEPARTMENT. J. M. I LOW, Manager and Agent. Usual. tho matter with the awful sick with a head- tho little girl answered, hurt, broke his This time it is an old woman in Pennsylvania who predicts the end of the world and she date on October It is not worth while to fret Man a a Ufa but may think la a I, . akin. Both I am . . . of clay. Nat, I no plans pipe will M in at in i DU to So with tho you It to -N.-w i Was here afternoon- He was hire school last year and we were glad to sea him. Tee fatuous Hawk passes B. T. Cox Bro D neglect your eye r, J. Whichard and W. H. re A nice ,. I s, c. at R F co Iv t, i II S., i- a few days here His home is near Oak City. t . New lot of have it been received at ton- B; Co. cone deeper from the heart of the speaker. Mis all and referred to his -i progress of the Stat in his ; i vela v. r its that the people are as i tie i Ward-rob. safes made to order. Carolina Milling ft Mfg. co. children cannot get the proper training unless they are comfortable. Pitt school de k the A. G. C . are especially noted for their comfort, besides being the cheep- -t on the market. Every public school house in N. C. should not be without them. Try a I ; brand pocket knife- They are kept in stock by B. T. ax Bro, Clearance sale for stock. Greatly reduced prices for th text days. B. F. Man- C. Showers goods including hose, underwear, ties, shirts and over- ills arriving daily at Barber Co. out for our immense lock which will be here in a days. Hive your carts, wagons el put in good trim for the use. All kinds of repair promptly. Carolina Ming Co. all your wood turning done at the Carolina Milling First class done School cannot get tie training unless the V i I foil . ; I i take for , ill mail at ii. i . The down near the .-. ii. .r tn an- C en . -h i n Saul's the i C at the Drag c j ii f M. . Prof. J. A. arrived fro aid he of I s is Annie I . I ,, i c. her ti wilt idle; an . th. iresidence Mr. is in a it-, c m Should . .- fall in th hole on at I r . the aide walk they would ; . Eugene o injury, if not be . r.- , , , . We call attention of hi city fathers to the fa a . I ire i For fresh and cheap goods go .-- i . ,. who Rf seize opportunities. the reason r all this awaking. The that education is only acquired by I t-1 j Harrington Co. hard and close application and i i complete I; if ready i. clothing him before you get your next suit. You want a buggy and we have them. When you load of tobacco come by Winter- ville and see buy that buggy until you him. He can make to interest and he will do it, FOR two horse wagon and a disc harrow- Mrs. i J. L. Butt, one. mile from Win- Boy's suits must go to make room for fall stock. B. V. Man- Co. Hearing the sound of the whistle and the hum of the ma- we were reminded that tho Pitt County Oil Co., had begun to operate for this season. We at made our way to the operating mill and to our surprise now had been and had been made which made it quite evident that a progressive spirit was behind the mill and that its operation should be first class in every respect. We also found that they had dis- continued the old fashion way of taking toll, but was simply grin- a pound bale of cotton for which is about half The farmer who pays the 20th in toll to his ginned per bale sells his cotton cents per that each one in order to acquire the power that it gives, must w irk it out for himself, was sent horn i i he arts of y The cry of the and women of character The world vi i are Want can you referred to the grand p held out to our in school work, t it there was a demand for a thousand or e of teachers that were not in in our State at this time. Prof. was at his best and the rapt attention of the audience showed the effect of his address. At the close of the address, Miss played a solo which was followed an- other beautiful vocal sole Mr. Whichard and a plane by Miss Vivian Thus has our series of lectures tor tho begun. sized was Pi of. dismissed the by referring to opportunities of . teacher and of the the quiet hour as he over the lives of those who had been under his care, of sweet memory of those who had gone and were success- and the received from their teach- aired by the A. . Cox Co- are especially for their comfort. Every in North should be furnished with these books, have tried the n w try the best, tho Hunsucker bug- v sold by the A- G. Cox Mfg. Co. of all kinds prepared at Milling mfg. Co. Nice dress shoes for ladies and in at Harrington, Co- Put your money in bank and receive a double benefit We pay interest on time deposits and at tho same time are perfectly safe against burglars. Then again y-ti put your money where it can put into circulation and fit your neighbors. J. L. Jack son, of the Bank of Win- co E. E. Co., I nave the best. There are many strangers, young ladies and men, attending the schools of our J. R, Smith Co. have just re- a car load of lime. We have heard nothing from the electric light commission. How about brethren candy direct from factory at store. Mrs. v. received a phone message Sunday from Farmville announcing serious of her sister, Mrs. i of place. Go to E E new market for beef, fresh meats, and fresh J. W. our chief, Monday after a prisoner our constable who vie i- say in a class lain Pen. Call at Drug Store secure this ed article. The firm of now doing a mercantile, b.;. in Winterville, have n.-i to move her 1st. They have re Hattie .- I; . store. Mr C i pp c nun . . ;. at ii it . RE ii ii a ii SI On room a . . lo -m i iii I he tow i . I c. Mrs. E w fr m the Baptist is i i i . and rowing S. M. Smith and s i, of t Barnwell, have I- .- tho A. Harrington. Wednesday evening at I e of the brides fas her in county, Mr. . I M Or ah were u -i , . ; . re- I I I ii n II. I .- . i , v. Mr .-. a I I . en i. v.- ,. pr -i t- ed to locate i i practice I p He has re- . .,. . . m . , e I of I ill to P i p is a e i tie- . , ft-i ear- i . i-l . on in. . ; slightest idea but that ell our will In mid give him a or, one R . th i at home of i fa her, . . . . Smith the large stores in brick block. Everybody hat s. , m-s drug store. of the town of one houses in there is not The cry is for more. j ; us as published in the department of Big lot cots latest styles, very Now is the Lime to K Co. your Box Body Carts e they are cheap. The A. U. Cox Co., have ft them on hand. Call and e them Remember that the ti. Con Manufacturing Co. are still the well known Tar He wagons at their usual low buggies are still go- if you a nice up-to- date runabout buggy you had better give him an early call filled his regular appointment at the Baptist church Sunday morn- and night. The congregation at both services were large and His sermons were of a high order. At the close of the morning service M rs. E. A- was received into the fellowship of the has also decided to in school some extensive improve- gentlemen have a warm upon building which will add to its appearance Co- will pound also noticed of the sad regret that prob- when the cotton Was ginned an opportunity had been farmer cents lost in failing to something bushel for his cotton seed and out for those who were not this we considered a fancy from a neglect of trouble in hauling. Such town vantages to the farmer we pro- wish to come. diet a Dig for Root paint, varnish, stains. for this season. coloring etc, at Harrington, Bar- A ear load of lime just arrived at r, Another largo shipment and comfort. We regret, to note the death of i Vincent, which occurred the Carolina Milling Sunday morning at o'clock Co, are prepared home of his father about fore buying elsewhere. We an prepared to give you bargains. Harrington Barber Co , s a on our box papers -.- ,, B. T. Cox Bro. now coming During moved to his father's home last the next forty days we will make spring and remained there until of just received at A. W. Ange He is survived three children. By a His Co. lad immense dry Which arc now open W. Ange and Co. T. W. Wood Sons 1907 remains were laid to rest in tho Branch church He was ; mentioned Guaranteed all Rubber, and was a good citizen. weight rain coats at B. F. Mun- Bis bereaved wife and relatives t to the nips and rutabaga seed can now Branch V cordial Ii a to i h D M d K lea to come and examine our B . ,, , were very many people Hem the country to attend vice in the free Will Baptist arch last The washing machine business seems to be demanding no little concern among many of our neighbors and friends. Edwards Son have just received a car load of wire fence, Can furnish any Since the stock law been vogue our present a cleaner appearance. Big lot of calico, best grade S per yard -i. R, The graded school opened e yesterday with all the teachers present and a students. The very beat and cheap st hair brushes, combs, and at Saul's drug store, Miss Sallie Dixon and Master Jack Holton, from near Soring, left hero on the train Monday to spend the day in Greenville. hams and shoulders ,. R. Smith co. Many of cur people are attend- court this week. Cure at J. K. Smith CO. W. E Hooks returned prolonged visit to salt at J. H. Smith co. Our cotton market is getting to be a little lively, Upward of in Ayden. th u -corporation S t Iv. .-, . . Loan A ; debate will be had each Tuesday at the n The subject for next Tuesday night is. women Mr. Oscar Dixon, on of our popular young men loft day morning for ton to enter school. patterns at J. R. Smith co- Washing machines and wring- at J. R. Smith Bring us your beeswax, wool, hams, shoulders, chickens and eggs to J. R. Smith Co. Jenkins and J. W. Taylor are a pair. What one can't tell, tho won't. Souls guarantees all he sells, especially candy. Mason fruit jars, raps and rub- at J. R. Smith co fee as lies girl had gone back u or we have gone h on t Us n cap of b . Ti it's w the muter with these it-.- Nothing wrong with the it Must be tour gizzard. K-.-e-- cut and wire at R, Smith . Royal flour, always good and good always at J. S e r. i a i s of . c ire i urea fas-h items r cola RS 1.51 8.80 Total Stir i iij iv . of i , eH to c i ii. Co . i tin . of lilt. I. J. L d do 0.09 1.00 , SB . i f the solemnly is true to I he be f e and b f. J. Cashier d sworn co . I N i J- P H . N ; . , , . A. IX. G. LIN tors Or Dixon AND A- ill THE OF th in it, us mill discounts . -drafts secured r. r from banks and I n i Items ti coin Si; coin Co. hive our deepest sympathy. notes other not-s Total t . stock on d s. 40.00 In ; i its ;. . to . c trier's 1.028.48 -ti. tn OF C I OF PER, J. It. Se of the above-i that the above Is tree to of n. It. i and sworn to baton one hundred bales were sold here -7th day of Aug during- the past week and they f Notary Public brought fan- prices, too. JOSEPH J. H. SMITH

I. . p. go to Winterville a- d visit Win- High School. The school has been a success i's be ginning, and it grow each year, i i n is year has d i and apt I i . ion and t . me. The faculty are Prof. G. E- I in. i , C Nye t. Mi land . and Miss music inst get PI . . side of i ;. very . are . . . i BROUGHT HOME condition in the ho-- at Rocky Mount, died of hi in o'clock this morn x. as a freight con the Atlantic Coast Lin u between R T a ten Selma . and e near W crew stop i ; at the next i. . .; tel i head, quart v is The mes-i red that he An Shewing or What r t- h-. It a yellow streak felt one d i nut twenty years n Sun stood a restaurant without a bat was indulging in an optical gazing at the r things, garnished ind lovely, in the win- low of th . The son-. rs train, Art So and v. id to gaunt h oh i of . i porous looking man n i i a half dollar in hi hand p d the . which tinkled an iron and tell into below. -a ; i an i l the g n the m I The Nd and walked . . v. I ; NOTICE Ry virtue of power of sale eon in s certain mortgage dead John In book F page will expose to public sale, U-fore the In Greenville, to the highest on Saturday; October 1907, a tract or parcel of land lying and being in tho county of Pitt ill North Carolina de- scribed as follows, to wit; In township and ed as follows; Situate near known as the Bowen of land and owned by the of Cu John Cox and Joe . acres more or less. of the l-. acres formerly owned the Jordan Cox heirs and Aaron horn heirs, J. M. Dixon and the late John Jackson land, to aid mortgage deed. Terms of sale, cash. his day 1907. H. Skinner Attorneys, Greenville, N C. of th at Table In Seventeenth Century. . . , ., H. W. . crew .- in on from , , . . ,. hog , i at. I ,,;,; . that hall dollar of th him I I ha J on first. ; . . I sos- was held Friday II mew lat in . of a pup i and n i . i P r. .; and c Ci i R . pi I ii an .-- ch tic he . st His he u n ere bi be . . that ii lit it was . . on the track, there. H . twenty miles be- lost coin. for i row him., . . d i n i go i Pi, t five retrieve it. i l lie gave mo a I i . a w liar that had been . a ii Ii i to the i. under the grate. re i mm i I and duel s or the i rs that had be n In in -f Th , I . . .; n ; . prospect o tr . mo to Rock-- . in n He never ii d for About a year ago r cotton was selling in New at cents a pound, while th quotation for Noting differ- of cents n pound, Wall Street i j view that it can not be between crops. I yield was mate bales, and no one expects this year's crop to furnish less than Our seeks the chief explanation elsewhere- more than anything it confidently surmiser, has brought cotton to present high value is the increase in consumption which has . i It also III . ., w. . . ,.,.finished. The first meal was at a o'clock, dinner was about o'clock, and supper was taken before bedtime. The dined at the old English breakfast time or a little later supped at p. m. In Tudor times the higher classes dined at and supped o'clock, hut the merchants seldom took their meals before and ii o'clock. The chief meals, dinner sup- i , . ,. kept ton- per. were taken in the hall , the old and tho Norman-. for parlor did not come into use until the reign of Break- fast did not become a regular meal until quite lately, Murray in the Oxford gave 1613 as the dale of the earliest quota- in the word occurred. The meal did become until late in the seventeenth century, for look draft of half a pin I wine or a dram of strong waters place of ii morning meal. was great meal of i . a from the of Hen- IV. t,. the death of r n V W L U-th the dinners Mere as n.,,, ,. u ,. n Groceries j And Provisions Cotton Ties always on in stock. Country Produce Bought and Sold D. W. North Carolina. a- nous of those vi Ho. flea you run not an- ill d . I now sen ed. c i. v art. gee t In knife and i p ii. for irk iv-i into ; ind i in i pub- . his in loll. look . and fork i ;.; lO ll r y . , J Tho stress laid upon . . . the I I- In y y i to the ii set i Horse t c . . y nail tool Li for is a yo i desire, v., see your lines not a sin;. t., ya and girls there to put i est . i. t are a t he fro . the ion at we Court of Arbitration d. The Hague, Sept. Th j plan for he i of a permanent court arbitration has failed. It was suggested b; Joseph Chou i h ; fifteen judges b direct vote of the g r but this was def I I u n i the matter c i Mr. Am a, in o are per C. Hint a brother-in- i . I to -y i evening and was ;. . . , . o i in i mm came back with toe remains ,,., en i- not that nil what ii in in L iwhich were brought here on the ;. . train. A a II. B. Daniel, and another , . , , . it- National ,. i r-in-law, Mr. Edward Fur- . K. . Dunn, also came a-ho i n .;. Six in a hi i lie then f th . . Line iron ; i .-. i . cm- Mount to Greenville as ass were Messrs. C. G. Speed, W iv i J Sta Th from the I lid not . the h inter try, j. of el t It ii.- . -I. S Murchison, W Mo W. James. The remains were taken to the I .- I in that . m and the words mules in . tongue in A- S, T. none i ed Seemed i II force to Hie ti i lie mule to i . . Along family burial ground, about four .,. ,. town, for I used so; . i i. moon, the in i. blank, o'clock. move mule man, i an . . t . bu Ml among them . i difficulty i Lea . . ed . .-. o n at The two to arbitration i pi e m n Tin Shot His Brother Dead Charleston, Va., Sent. Darby, aged and Samuel Blackman the church ere Darby taken a sister to services and th. girl's brother objected. Black man attacked Darby with a club when the latter a revolve, and shot to death. Times. Tho s was c n- .; . . ii. . I was in Dunn, . train burial. He ye . . . . , M . M. G. r I, m of Mr. and two i ii . said i lie In i- not T . in ; the ad yes. nil o the railroad r brought t at Sales. mi ill . and ; ti Lit be n I I . t; . . Hone Sept ind, gagged, b i i by two burglars . East street, Bronx . . Hughes, Hughes, a city is dying t i i is fractured, her arms and lacerated, her face dis- r the men had stricken ht r they ransacked th. rooms, taking away ind Several large at too bulky to carry, b; the robbers from Times. A HI to I ., . , VI . -ii city . of r in lie I . . i ., Hie n . hill e I . rod I . in the ii in as- H Al . . . Jen . i i d and Lil I, after the i. i, it for a to pp when I hey have to in . plied the r lady lake i aid n de- ; i ahead, Sue. son's I Not err man in p ires hi future i, i . the Whet is the Ail- am who i of meeting his Eve, of skirt and strong of arm, in the Bi of id over the turf h ii hall or plunging madly after a ball On the contrary, he pictures her clad in loft and a be- more than woman, who a daily companion would prove the most withering bore a man could be with. London Throne. by the fear that if Amer- ca short the whole textile will be obliged to suffer. sees the force of this when he recalls that the above crop and about baler, more from other source.;, actual con- of bales has to be provided for the world's needs. The margin is narrow enough to cause come fore- We entirely that narrow- n of margin between and consumption must be accounted a strong factor in the ; situation. creased is running production so close a ice the spinner, the els it to protect against tho possibility that he may be unable his price. This feeling, much r inn in former periods, be a strong new speculative force on the bull side of the market, I as the cause for it exists in such measure as at present Southern grower need not i small crop in order to good price. The time when he doubled his crops over those of the preceding decade and owing halved prices, received r. money than before, seems Such m longer exist, It is for the farmer to worry too much but the i against the possibility may produce too little. Ni agitation In favor of . acreage has died out. i he farmer today view.-, the Bit- it contentedly, for this hat good cause. Churl e Observer. ENTRY OF VACANT LAND. I. R. Davenport enters and claims acres, more or less, of vacant land lying in township, Pitt county, N. on north side of Tar river, ind on the east side of Branch adjoining th of J. R. Davenport's i Tucker place, tho John n . Robt . J. J. heirs. ii deceased, Walt This 20th, Davenport. for J. R, Any persons . or interest m the fore- land must protest in writing with m in.- next thirty days, or hey will be barred by law. R. Williams. Entry taker i -II. with the n Tin time of if Hire terminated dinner the C . , . co i- i I each r in in or whole oil with u guests d into r i. Corey el e v. re the wine-. L ONE WORD that word la m--at enter, and it was i I of tho that, pudding attained ii in popularity, Iced I I lien of pudding in the hi of the bu at St. did mil I 1712 is mi item of ill for Th es. Know l A The proud father include hi- the follow ins gets up I up i front gel mi I . drink- n i bu i . ii O it refers to Dr. Liver Pills HEALTH. Arc Sick Insomnia AW of these symptoms and others indicate HI -A water. -A . bill, II n i rows I in to I i of M ling . u ; nils . i ill Ride. it n i stop he U of sin;. i r tho ha to very heat than train to n hi of a it. e ; n n get n ha . Lew keep New . in t. There was an oner I in the house n. on- d hi. . to his on nil. in- Ids examination, his the deep he felt. no mid. am in porn to you in i i-i i i I en run over I . ob- win her- tho lowly mo I, i ii ho l mined, ill I -I in h in to by in o been In . . took out and the in tho column. London Telegraph. Had C-.-. old in Richmond expel com in securing the sum duo him a man whose the had whitewashed. One afternoon n tho came painfully up tho walk toward tho master thereof called to him from the the mailer, Got the came in respectful tones from Mose, bill Take No Substitute. BROWNING L. W. A. I. Principals, ADVANTAGES. Entrance ii In and . on c-i I.-. tut r. ii college I, I- i from tiding colleges. I, i .--. o . Hen H. . for life or college, i. true I . . i library. No Saloon. Timi to Sept. For father information and Supt, Littleton, N. C Working the Hair Oil Visit S ; Ti o Tribune says man and woman calling themselves It. -ind wife did considerable ; . Concord recently. They called on ladies at private residence and would exhibit, a In bottle con- ,.,. hi tonic. The tonic, y e d, v-i-. given away. But there a condition with in ii The purchaser was to pay them one dollar for which would later deliver free of , -c . ii a of beautiful aware- The was ii be delivered within a few never came-at all. The good women bit readily ml after the town had been worked the esteemed Ir and Mr. Bass departed. If come to they M do some business. If they it will be Landmark- REPORT OF HE CONDITION OF THE GREENVILLE BANKING X TRUST GREENVILLE, N. C. At close cf business Au 1907. RESOURCES. LIABILITIES Loans Overdrafts secured and unsecured All other Stocks, Bonds and Furniture and Demand Due from Cash Items Coin Silver Coin National hank notes and U. S. note Total 1180,925.17 Capital Stock Surplus funds II 018.86 Profit less paid Payable 2,688.64 Time c ad 10.000.110 817.61 223,650.76 1.1.1100.0 3,204.511 WHITE CAP CASE ENDED. Plea of and De- pay all costs and Damages. PAPERS IN . , Runaway Many. How While Fri Kinston a hi a c to case, and i of the S the depot iv I Hotel Bertha. It soon became known in court Saturday and that they a pr ,. was i. wanted him in a h vi , . gentlemen around the I . t of , . . i. Mo- in,,. ,. g d n-, Aug f ANDREW ; Notary Public do .- tin- host i C A . I, R. C. FLANAGAN R. O. K. L. Davis, President J. A. Andrews, Vice Provident Cashier THE Bank of Greenville The of h Institution is in it. and surplus, its its honorable record and ability, and the men who conduct it affairs. attention to the below, we cordially your Capital Surplus and Profits Resources By an agreement between at- for the defendants and solicitor, the noted case came to an end in court today. Just before ad- fur dinner the plea of the defendants read trot busy phoning and Whedbee. This was fol- quiring for the minister lowed with a lengthy statement could K iv. bearing upon case by Solid- had u in the n I tor in which the pica on another mission and. . not or tin defendants was accepted, available K. Cox and upon terms stated and agreed I it that to the matter came end I the afternoon with a Io. with the approval of the Miss and could not exactly Io Owing to the length of the pa- Rev. T d -.- and the lateness of the phone and hour we cannot publish them in catch him at home Finally I in full but will do so in ear of Rev. D. A- -i i Monday's issue of the Reflector-1 reached at the We believe every will and he . . .-as the course that has been he we sow . taken in settling the case. away The conditions briefly stated I preparation before coming down are that the defendants be lined j put him too lat on seem each pay costs in the In the meantime impatience the county be reimbursed the sum and anxiety on the part c t the of incurred in the first had eased with each trial, and i hey pay J. Teel, the prosecuting witness, ,;. V five i f of the def Iv I i . def s . an A. G hi . i aH. r . a i I . Jr., me into c t innocence . they are e n d in-j;,.,, ;. further contend Is , . i State, and therefore to t i-i i- State i he . ants is i s- , the IN BREST ON E I Come in and examine my CORN PLANTERS, GUANO SOWERS, DISC BARROW SMOOTHING MARROWS, ONE PLOWS, WIRE FENCE FOR FARM for s incurred by him. WITNESS STOOD ASIDE. Too to What Took Place. A witness was put on the stand in court to testify as to what he knew about a case that was tried. One of the questions him was if he was not drinking on the day the trouble occurred, and he that he had drunk between a half gallon and quarts of whiskey. Judge Lyon stopped his and told him to stand aside, remarking that a man with that whiskey in him was in no condition tori-member anything that took place. Your r g t I and submit s of the i A I a at not.- n eon . . bill conspiracy. 2nd. A plea of n-t guilty ,, to that count in the n; house breaking. 3rd. A plea of nob cc . . . j ,, i- be . I in Vi i I -I moment, and to relieve the ten- Harding was call- ed. The Major, always ready for matters of this kind, was soon at Hotel Bertha with the that united Mr. Winnie Jordan and Miss Kate Chadwick The ceremony- was performed at o'clock, too late to the evening train back, so the couple spent the night here and returned to Kin- on the midday train today. Mr. Jordan is manager of the telephone exchange at Kinston, and his bride is a very popular lady. A sister of bride was also one of the pals in year or two of indictment charging an assault.; i The statement of the solicitor his honor, C. C. Judge i law. . . i II. W. .,., . s. h-r Of of and other out of if is i. opinion In the entitled cases, ,, ,, the in the docket, g w . commonly known as the , , . , , eases, as solicitor at CM n the criminal court -ff-et. in April. I requested a I ; i- i of these cases so t might make a thorough in ,.;,.,. s f , of the cases, hut i pi of P .-. and recently been appointed solicitor, for I and I did not like to go into i matter of such importance with law i i a investigating the . . r,. have made the investigation and I have found tint the Your H hive th r re witness, Teel, and the i . GREENVILLE, SCHOOL BOND SUIT. Hatter Being A on Questions of Law. By agreement the suit against the board of county commission- to enjoin them from selling th bonds voted by the county to I be used in the construction of the Eastern Carolina Teachers Train- school, was called up in court today. The complaint was made in the name of A. II. T. King and A. Wayne. The Stole a Barrel cf Kitchen, colored, was a surprised man show day when another colored whispered to him that the officers wanted him. Joe started off in a run, but Deputy Sheriff Frank son was soon up with him. in a few minute-, he Police man had him secure. Joe was wanted in Greenville, where he is charged with break- open a car and a barrel of whiskey. An officer came up and escorted him down to . Tarboro South his family were most outrage matters. de- We f t Reta Chief of Police -I T. in i en- ail Blow. and hi i ail- is the n h the defendants are represented by ,.,.,, v . of car two Saturday ago. treated. There were sup- liberate reflection and acting up- posed to ton or twelve son who were connected in i. perpetration of the outrage aid s. h res- Teel and family. i At the September tern. 1906, Govern ; s of the Superior court, in p t will the State asked a sever- I . and put J. K. Barnhill on th in by trial The State was represent- d ed in said trial by Hon. pun- Moore solicitor, my predecessor., I . in we are for White Paints; and an, Country Ready nixed Paints. Wooten Wooten and Pan Fri and the county by Blow, F. G. James, II. Whedbee, F. C. Harding, Julius Brown, J. L Fleming and II. Long. Tho matter in controversy being only questions f law, jury trial was waived and tho making up of the facts and de being left to Lynn. day has been consumed by of counsel. From what has been brought nut so far the plaintiff has very slim ground to base any action upon- All cf r lire. reputation for honorable wares and ever worry quality. We trust that you will favor with your orders whenever you want .;. p tint for any Have just a load a i I an Special Pi. N. There is no line in the world better i Denominational prejudices can- i not effect the nomination of the It has behind it a j next democratic candidate for I this state. fortunately of i dealings. .-. at the three who If you use the you need announced their arc rs of the i denomination Th- Carolina Baptist, of , is authority the Messrs Craig, Home and K inn are Baptists, Mr. i . ml t of the Pa church at Air. n a member f the Baptist church at Clayton and Mr, a the church Tins being true r. on . over his comp It or under any hid church s, Over Mullets. During the past week the catches of mullets Beach have bee i v i. is en i i the fishing industry, within the past live or the crew commanded by Jim Walton, the popular janitor at the Carolina Y Club, have been signally having taken in their seiner, practically bunches mullets. Averaging four fish to the bunch, this makes a total in round numbers, of mullets which have been caught. The . i for have ii entirely and the fishermen are i many h -fore the of h on. Wilmington Governor . i r I Governor f. -i. Jarvis pros cu tor who h h of d these distinguished lawyers mo that Slate tried conn ha its strongest case; that there was ca more the def en- r r and K Barnhill than of the other defendants in . of co con it- i , . cos the c of j ti . . jury returned a verdict of j mi m I i L the other defendants were con- for the State till Jan- term, 1907, and th January term till term, 1907, and from the Jan- nary term. when i was he pr. i m appointed solicitor, and Brown i. It i to . that he in in ; i- had asked for a continuance ,,.,.,,,., for the reasons stated. I have been advised by l i.- nor Aycock that if he were .- would the cases. have boon by Governor with tho e of Pitt v; less of all of The advice of i . i n iv . Coy Mr. J. Bert James was el d p tin of baseball team la I Harmon t. . T i in t I ltd m. counsel and at the e . i n es they d . consider in in el -s i these II cc ed Romy Story, . . en Mr James has ,, ,.,,,,, ho University for the .,, , .,.,,. j i,. g . ml- JOB PR I MG ; i it i years on the diamond and ; id ii I . -i able p . n no doubt put i I In p reap R New and Observer, hill, jury, t the p I as I i i i a i. I; ion th enter up as co i he and conspiracy, the or red ,. ill i- has been . . m Dispatch

THE STORMY PETREL ORIGIN OF SHOWERS OF FISH. Publication of North Carolina. Pitt c the superior court August term 1907. J. A Bland. department accord- the of it found a way i ink. ii . i . we reference to the of eastern or western At- has not got the epithet of for The bird appears revel w ail mo for a good and reason, bearing on the length of a is its -up, very the time day no more the is given of how this is done. A is told of o nothing. The in a of the i . d through pt and Greece. Herod- says that the Greeks learned from the the art of dials and dividing the day into twelve ports, and many found in Greek literature , shallow , than a ; rel has a habit of following ships, which re i do with n. it socks . or lone- -i y a e sh p a t- ti e rs. V likely a; it follows a rm n i r. up, and then. de turn who Invited to dine when t shadow was twenty feet long, which was about the hour of in afternoon, according to the host's re but the guest mistook the invitation to read according to morning shadow and arrived before the feast was SOn Ions tor Hit the ,., n- the bird so served. r supers Jack This finds a parallel in the ,;,. .;, who have visited mo into n ts i in t. the . ;. the shadows that the ,.,,.,. . .; summit. The lo . there -i them, f in n com .is It is small fry of id from the land by . , v, ,. ,. v I. and the duo to some entitled action will take it I . em on i i I lid I a s . ,, . is . ii i .-. and a- the bird such . i of n to I . left us a f the . . i, poet ems to c here. It Arab- r very Gr t to intro- . . . a the hours of ,. The oldest now in ex- rt . an fine p the of mi ; ; as i tin m How- ever. id ii n on in old hr e or tales of the ., , . j-. .-.,; ., ;,., of Cleopatra's . . , Ti i . most .,;,. ; of s is in .; Tern of the Winds, in reality n , . ., with a dial .,. , of the eight Many , were in .-,.,,;. those of the s tons vertical or I. s;. a. introduced the , . into and i in Eng- . r ala over the , . . England and n. found i i n while the es having been lift- tor and carried over what is popularly known as a waterspout. When two . of air traveling in site directions meet, the resulting d if on a small scale, is a whirlwind and on a large a tornado, the of which are proverbial. Hon. Ralph defines i whirlwind . s mass of air whose is n n sly greater than its width, rotating rapidly round a more or vertical The mass might be. for instance, cot high and only ten feet in diam- i -i r. his whirlwind column has a ; i . Mike and may travel if thirty miles an hour in course. I . phenomenon is usually in the sky a descending col- on. This i- owing to the of a loud within the circuit . v. air. Should reach of the of hat an action has been commenced the superior court of Pitt county led as above, which said action is Mortgage, which will be set out in the filed in said action, on real situate in the State cf North Carolina And defendants will take notice that they are requested to appear at the next term of the superior Pitt county, to i held on the 2nd Monday before the Monday In September, it being the of Au- gust at the court House In said county, in Greenville, North Carolina, and answer or demur to the complaint in id Action, or the plaintiff will ply to the Court the relief ed in said complaint. 1907 D. c. Moore, clerk superior Court, Pitt count One is found ground dust, mud and all kinds This Department is in charge of W R Parker who is authorized to represent The Reflector in Farmville and vicinity. AROUND FARMVILLE. Farmville, N. C. 1907. for the Pitt county hospital Let's have it, and why Because we need not only the mediate benefits and but the honorable would give lo our young, energetic girls to become j J. P- TAYLOR. WILSON STREET. Farmville. X. C. Fancy COOL DRINKS A D REFRESH era. In f these it is I en or sailors, icing tin herald , ,, ,. In time the- I cat e f join the ship too near land, ;,,. ; princes made of ma SUp on and re- ; they, wore considered to proceed. Forest ,,,, ,. to tin Stream. and more handsome and in d-i-n. A fine mt i- that at . h eighty-four . .- ; i- that k of i one with a dial pool let There is an enterprising Liver;, tailor who has never been Down to acknowledge that he did . mot have anything a possible m a-; for. One a customer entered the shop id if he had any i. for one legged men. replied the hut- chant. kind do you said the man. The 1-st you've Hurrying into the rear of the tore. the enterprising merchant Batched up a pair of trousers and nipped off the right leg with a pail , ., ,,;. , .;. . and mo I careful- of scissors. Hastily turning under i . death. The ancient the edges, he presented them to the . .,.; the heart t- be f in as well as the debris are sucked up into the col- .,, ,. v along. path . f o axis of the disturbance crosses c or a river, the surface is whirled up into the funnel mingles with the whirling col- of vapor. This is the effect known as a waterspout When the motion ceases the moisture descends NOTICE OF in cloudburst or as heavy The small surface living fry of fish in the sea. herring or even heavy from .;, inland water.-, ore frequent- thus carried over dry land and the pedestrian by descend- on his umbrella. Many canes are reported from they are common n India. In the species fish that thus full usually to the neighborhood, which dhows that their involuntary through the air is never very ts an i other Ii- ; have also been known NOTICE OF SEIZURE AND SALE. internal Revenue District of North Carolina. Deputy Collector's Office, Littleton, N. C. Aug. virtue of a warrant of J. tuxes us- him under the Revenue laws, have seized fol lowing personal property belonging; to said Via. One bay horse. Mules and This property will e sold under Bead warrant at the farm of said near Greenville N. C on Thursday tho day of Sept. it in. to the highest ladder for Cash. R. J. Lew- and sell-supporting years in men. Miss Mary left last Mon- day for S. C, where she has accepted a position as vocal music teacher in the Harts- ville College. Miss is a graduate of the A. C. of on, N. C. and has taken i p vocal music in Artistic work Tonsorial Staton Proprietor. Farmville, N. C. S i n I Strict Kl- . . , . , . r is i Iv to best New ,, Tl r craved up m it and t -1 . . piece, which I v its i the hoar of the i The wot i or is fancifully a derivation the ow man or of a Hal, II shadow whereof out th City Star. , , ; . thus through the SEIZURE AND SALE- Internal Revenue Service 4th District of North Carolina Littleton, N. C , Sept. 3rd 1907. By virtue of authority in sec- I; S and under warrant of issued thereunder against for taxes him under Internal laws I have Two and on.- hall town lots in the town of v C. being the or u upon which is situated a store house occupied by and Bro. r i v they conduct a mere an- Else business. Thia lot or parcel of land he to the highest bidder for cash on Tuesday the 1st October o'clock m at the Court house door in the town of Green ville K. J. Lewis Collector Egypt's . en the . i. an of worship W. Would Not Tell. i i ruble and worthy man. M. He, .,., j,., ,,,. enough to at By q a f a supper party some satirical verses . , . ,, hid heard Mine, do Pompadour and M. de Bart nice, the chief of police. Warned that De had filled in his en de cachet, II. do He called at tho police and asked to what prison he should betake himself. said t, tho kind I the pr want. ti left pron the eon's me n with the lat mt was -1 and on Ii i Pear- Extraordinary grand- . of . i c record was ;. L y I of Si the. . i I and n red l is or- when o en In process tool; , mod of toe ; I e- There are i varieties of this t red i ; in lie was r of both men and women I and v. as .-. ti to pr i From hi r i kc attract ire, v,. ones were used for end turquoise matrix. . thy it, . v i . re ,,. . . .;. . . , in I . ., ,, ;,. realm. id with l- ; n in old ti a tin. . a at t dip th- ii . lie ti en nil- . . ti is i. i I ; Tin re is that Ii s pi rs of II May . not a y-three R I P month the which they I their cannon is large lid ill it aw. repeated St. to his coachman, sad arrived at the dungeon before t . order for his detention. a year made a formal to and once a punctually ho demanded of do tho name of the author of the verses. knew, I not loll was the able reply, as a matter of fuel I never heard it in my II, died in a old of . i i j ,. ind it see W i- . ; aid l- i i It- the n , it I by John ind one pr on a ii I king In- ho in p I tho sea in I dim I I re n a lively dis- . n h -a d the other the accuracy of his ; Ho . his . no n at ho to religion, ad to this is called i's bi. SO de ma said cheerfully. tarn th out on the h to -41 whoa winter I eat mi i . .-; , . , . t queen -i such a on lie prolate, Net L--r. A ;. pea tint having to i bu a pair of now . by the on his w ind was ed I d by a light I wag across His t sh his leg out arouse i Blunt Mr be hi mil an . rite to him con . t n in .- I I mu n. Mr. Spur on at . seal id inn, but he soon lean to lo them. . Le lid the . lo d tor hi weekly with much interest. I Ii I had two or three , he would same ex- in d h a Mr; on, like eve cl e, had . quo ion, lie u i this line, in my I r r her frequent . his wrote . in I f d of tho of your ale certain of mortgage from Mack Han- ring a wife. dated of October 1906. and duly in the Register of Deeds tor Phi county in book P. at page we will on y 14th. day of Court house door Pict. county at twelve o'clock neon, offer for sale at public auction following de scribed Adjoining the lands of L. D Jim Bin Alien Jones and others am bounded as follows; on tho by L. D. m, on the es i by J. A. Griffin, on th south by L. D. on west by Hen Allen containing twenty one more or less. ins sale cash. This of r, 1807. K, Moore but his sleep a pa ling I half him a v half had it-i Tin- fir I thing an orthodox Sin- ii . -e in is to are -n- family I who red he old in night Letting of an n in tho CW ghost ion.- trooping I their former For three days they have their fun At tho end of the the their k re gun; n C other devices for getting rid them. A Siamese is coffined downward, so that the ghost may not sneak back through the d man's month. Tim coffin out through a hole the wall d carried several times round the in order that the ghost tin;. he put off the scent and not to vex his family. NOTICE- By virtue of a power of salt in a certain deed of . from C. A. Fair E. Fair, his wife, to E. B. D. O. Moore, dated of October, 1806, duly corded in the of r of of Pit book P, page will n Monday, the October. 1907, at the court house Pitt county at twelve o'clock noon, t for t public the following described Beginning Jo pi us Cox's corner on Academy St., and runs easterly with Cox's line his other thence parallel Academy St. yards, thence parallel with line to Academy St-, thence with Academy St. to the begin- containing acre more or less. of cash. this of s- 1907. E. R. D. O. Moore, cos e ill -res. We hope her a pleasant while in the old Palmetto State. T. Joyner left on this train for t; en.-r his son Roland in the school. Mm. Mary Tyson lost a mule last Friday night from acute indigestion. J. Flanagan lost a fine drive last Monday One of the most satisfactory revivals that has been held in our community for some time close l Sunday at Marlboro Free- Will Baptist Church with thirteen new additions to the roll. On Sunday there was a joint ti. m at Middle Swamp with converts, the others being from Friendship church in Greene county. Rev. Mr. of Ayden, conducted services at Marlboro and Rev, Mr. Corbett at Friendship. Misses Alice Lang, Helen and Glenn Forbes of spent Wednesday in Farmville. the guests of Mrs. J. F. Joyner. The young men gave them a c m- hay ride over to tin Green Spring with a four mule team. The was shining brightly, the boys were happy o we heard say. trying to catch arum way horse Sunday night -n the near the Christian S ran in contact with in iron o-t a sprain -r hurt in bis l ft kin. We stand the horse belonged to one of our courting vi men and it is d he I become tied his o broke his halter w making his full speed We did not lei the owner arrived, was well to his pathway while his two mile homeward march Lizzie Caraway, Wash- i-; visiting Miss Blanche Miss Bessie Jonas returned Saturday to her home in Oakley, after spending a very pleasant visit with the Gay near Farmville Mrs. B. quite sick with fever, arc to she may Savage, of Speed and Mrs. Peebles of field, are visiting Mr. and Edgar n. is quite k at her fathers home in th country. A. C. Tobacco is Belling very factory on our market, so our farmers say. Cotton is opening very rapidly although there- has been but little brought in yet. Sharp Razors, Is ll sod J. G. Parker's Old WILSON STREET Farmville, N. C. All kinds of repairing of Carts and Wagons. In fact fin of work in wood and iron. All guaranteed. NO Company will insure any on any trace of Kidney Trouble Every trace of kidney is eliminated will be paid by the Inter- state Chemical Co., of Baltimore, Md. for any case of Kidney trouble will not help. A word to the wise. For by T. Farmville, N. C. NOTICE. Having qualified a-. Executor if the estate of A. gown, of Pitt this notify all per- ons having Maims against the slate said to exhibit hem to undersigned within twelve months from date or this notice plead in bar of their recovery. All persons in- to said will please ma payment the 22nd day of July. 1907 F. Q. Atty. L. Sugg, Executor. have the I've Harried on account of a sir- every kind of treat- men , tried Hunk Salve; healed the era mo happy J I n if North Mills, N. C. for I'll etc., John. L The Home Building and Loan Association has not been in a year and a half, yet have you taken a look around town to see how many houses have been built its aid. Look into it and see if you don't think it is w while. For Sate three years old, kind and gentle. Any Lady can drive Apply to J, L. Flanagan, Id J N- C. thou, and well burned slop brick at my factory now ready for sale at reasonable Prices, R. E Farmville N C I just returned from the northern markets, where I chased a superb and complete line of millinery, notions, sick wear, dress trimmings, and furs. Am pared to suit a in quality and price. Will have my milliner, Miss Ella can trim to suit tho The public invited to call and inspect my wore. Mrs J. F- L. store. Dropped Dead. Jane Moore, a colored woman who worked for the Imperial To- Company, dropped dead in the factory this morning, her death being due to heart disease. She had been afflicted sometime with this trouble, and recently had several THE . Editor and Owner. Truth in Preference to Fiction. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR VOL. No. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY. OCTOBER BOY STEALS Him the Fowl Monday afternoon Will Barrett a colored boy who has lately been errand and delivery boy for Mr. S. M. Schultz, went to the back door of the residence of J. E. lives on Fourth street, and knocked. The minis- answered the knock, when the boy stated that be was on MR. ANDREWS WINS FEN Makes at September Tobacco Sale. A month ago the Reflector Book Store offered a Parker Fountain Pen to the person who j could guess or nearest to the number of pounds of to- on the Greenville mar- during the month bar. The time of closed 20th, and during the his way to deliver a chicken few days if package to one of Mr Schultz's there s me lively guessing SALES FOR Greenville Market Sold Lb. Mr C. W. Harvey, secretary of the Greenville-Tobacco Board of Trade, reports the sales for this market the month of j at pound. the average price being For September last year the j sales were pounds at an ; average of For the two months season since the mar- opened the total sales were pounds. customers, and when passing in front of the minister's home he chicken got from him and run under the house, and asked permission to go the house after the fowl. The boy went under the and out a hen. which gave some color of truth to what he had told the preacher. After seeing the boy make a successful turns around the yard after the hen, Mr. went out to help The hen was captured and the boy went on his way with the fowl package. The package he delivered to a customer, but took the chicken into another part of the town and sold it. A little later it was found that one of the from the yard of Mr B F. Patrick, adjoining the parsonage was missing, and it developed, that the one the boy- had carried off and sold was that particular hen. As the boy was passing along the street he saw the hen go from Mr yard by those who had been keeping tab on th sales. That some good guessing was done is shown ii. the result Monday evening Mr. C. W. j H secretary the j ville Tobacco of Trade, j keeps official record of the; sales as reported by the warehouses, gave the figures for the month at pounds. A look over the list of guesses showed that Mr. A. A. Andrews had come nearest the number, his guess being The prize Mr. Andrews gets is well worth having, for the Parker Fountain Pen is the best nude nothing writes better Some other good guesses were also made-Miss Lottie Blow 8,569.400, Mr. J. H. Keel Mr. G. J. Woodward The two guesses that miss- ed it were made by Master Ben Bryan and Mr F G. Smith These were the lowest and highest respectively. There a number of guesses between three millions, but only two and run under Mr. s house and right there he planned to get that chicken and worked ; number. the trick above noted. The boy was found and made to go bring th chicken back to its owner, and this morning May- or bound him over U- Superior c for larceny The marriage of Mr. Latham to Miss Harding will consummated Wednesday October 2nd, at o'clock, in the Memorial No cards are sent in town, but all friends are invited to be present A dispatch from Cone a farmer living near there and eight children ire unconscious as the result in which condensed milk had been found Register of Deeds K. Williams Good Description. Sometimes a writer describes himself and his own surroundings in attempting to describe his adversaries. For instance. Then-1 if Ins life of Ben ton, political machine can only be brought to a state cf perfection in a party con- many ignorant and uneducated voters. Besides i such an organization in order that it. may do its most. effective wort, to have as its leader and figure head a man o really has a great, hold en the people at largo, and who yet cm be managed by such s at possess requisite adroit- No better description of the party and its present leader could be written. Greensboro Record- Bank Mr. J, W- Aycock, former cashier of the National Bank, left Sunday for Rocky Mount to take a similar position with a bank there. Mr. M. R. Turnage, formerly with the Bank of Greenville, has taken a with the National Bank, Mr. Roland Lang, of Farmville, has him at the Bank of pot- is a widower. will by Switch Norfolk, Va., S.-pt. Mrs He Holmes and Mrs U. G. of Springfield, Mass., delegates to the convention Bible students of America in here, were run down by a Norfolk Western switch engine in this city tonight almost within sight of their husbands, and in- killed. No headlight was on the tender of the engine, nor was there a flagman on the run- as the train backed out of the Merchants Miners warehouse across Main street The crew declare they heard no screams and saw no one. although eye witnesses say the shrieked for help at the top of their voices. Caught by the has issued the following licenses since last white. Franklin L. Cox and Isabel W. D. Ruth Joyner. Lewis H. Smith and Mary Hales. COLORED. William Hardy and Smith. Hay wood Williams and Mattie Smith. Bishop I Rev. re, op of the Hi- h so. visited Si Paul here Sunday, and was heard large congregations at both morning and evening services At the a beau mt- window to the memory of ire Dr. and Mrs W. M. B. Brown, were placed in the church by their were dedicated by Bishop A new station opened on the Norfolk railway, in Beaver Dam about half I way between Greenville and Farmville, is called j Tickets can now be purchased to station. The people of j Beaver Dam are delighted at j a railroad station in their I midst, and it a great to them. My son, James H. Blount, colored, having left home with- out my permission. I hereby warn all persons against or harboring under pen- of the law. He is years old. hi about feet, weight about pounds. ES. D. Blount. Pays to Of course everything lost is not found, but the reader does not realize how many lost articles get back to the owners through the means of a few lines in The Reflector. It happens frequent- Mere Millions In these day when men talk of making money by the millions brake the their the boy on the farm begins to clothing became entangled in the j think that his chances in life are rods and they were dragged for circumscribed, there are several hundred yards. . men ewer become million. bodies were found a few feet apart. was a pathetic sight Re- the body as that of his by following the but there is to the far- mer, more than millions in his is health, wife, Mr. gave a groan and plenty. While we can- and then ran to tell his friend, Mr. Holmes, of the accident- not speak from the standpoint of a millionaire we are inclined to Passing the body of Mrs. Holmes believe that he who has plenty of he hurried toward the foot j hog and hominy at home and Jackson street, where he met Mr. material to keep him Holmes. The latter was greatly a few of the life thrown in for good jumping into the dock by the must be the happier.- v Gaff Ledger. R. Tyler, Old Soldier Benjamin years old, a Confederate soldier, died in the homo yesterday. Mr. Tyler was a member of Company C, Twenty-sixth Virginia and enlisted in Richmond. After the war he moved to North Carolina, where he remained nu entered the home in April, 1906. The funeral took place this morning at eleven o'clock from the Home chapel, Rev. Or George R. pastor of Asbury Place Methodist church, conducted the services. The bur- was made in It is said that the best glass-eyes are sold for but we see that some specialist is offering a good quality of for We should say that any old glass-eye worth cents is good enough for the man who lets the Republican party pull the wool over his eyes with the that the pro- tariff If for the benefit of labor and not for the Star. Popular Couple Wed Morning At a quarter to eight this morning in Jarvis Methodist church, was per- formed the beautiful ceremony that united in marriage Mr. Hannis Taylor Latham, of Wash- and Miss Harding, o; Rev. M. T. Plyler being the officiating minister. The church was tastefully with evergreens, the altar and platform being a pyramid of palms and ferns. Miss Olive Gaston presided at the organ, playing the wed- ding march as the bridal party entered and r tired, and a soft melody during the ceremony. The tubers were Messrs. W. F and F- C Harding, brothers of tho bride, the dame of honor Mrs. J. L Carper, and the maid of honor Miss Bessie Harding, sister of the bride. These passed up the left aisle followed by the bride with her father, Maj. Henry Harding- The groom with his best man, Mr. W- B- Harding, of Washington, enter- ed through the pastor's study and mot the bride at the altar. The bride wore a handsome blue suit and carried la bouquet of bride roses. Th- j dress of the dame of honor was i white radium crepe with black bat and she carried white The maid of honor wore j yellow point with white hat and carried yellow dahlias- The guests of honor at the marriage were Mrs- W. F. Hard- Charlotte, F C. . Ricks, Josiah p Charles I house, m Greenville, Misses lien Parker, Annie and I Bright and Mrs. Thomas Latham. of Washington, Mr-. Ken- I Beth Henry d Miss Carrie j Hughes, of Chocowinity, Miss j Martha Harding, of Miss Charlotte Ireland, of land Miss Eliza Harding, of Other of town attendants were Mrs. Latham and Misses and Kathleen Latham, Washington, mother and sisters of the groom, and Master William of Immediately after the the bridal couple were driven to the A. C. L. depot j where they took the morning train for a trip to Washington I City and New York, and will stop I at the Jamestown exposition en their return. They will make their home in Washington. A pretty incident occurred at the depot just before the train loft, The bride and groom stand- on the rear platform the car had been given the prover- shower of lice from the guests of Honor grouped by, and as the train moved away the bride tossed out her bouquet which was caught by Miss Char- Ireland. The bride and groom received I a large number of beautiful and serviceable presents. Among those were checks amounting to Tuesday evening preceding the marriage the of the families of the bride and groom were entertained at tea by Major and Mrs. Henry Harding, pa- rents of the bride, and the guests of honor were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Harding. Hay Ride. Several young men of the town gave a hay ride Tuesday night complimentary to the house party guests of Misses Glenn and Helen Forbes. There was a merry party of young people in the ride and they made the air ring with songs, laughter and cowbells. TWISTED TREE TRUNKS Home Burned We learn that a Mr. Cannon, in the section of township, lost a tobacco pack house by lire. Tues- day night, supposed to be the work in contained about lour of tobacco. Sh Leg. Mr. W. B. who ates the ginning plant near the market house, shot in the this morning. When he retired last night he put his and a pistol under his pillow. Upon getting up this morning he pulled his pants out from under the pillow when the pistol fell on the floor and fired, the ball striking him in the leg above the ankle. Cotton Report. The government report from the was issued today the number of bales cotton dinned up to September 25th at Died. The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J- S. Mooring died Tues day night and was buried at o'clock this afternoon in Cherry Hill cemetery. The young pa- rents have the sympathy of many friends. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Laving duly tho court of county us administrator of the estate of M- I. de notice is hereby given ti all persons indebted to make immediate payment to the mid having against said st lo are notified that they must pr.- the on or e do . October, 1908, no tie plead bar of This 1st day of or. J. of M. D. t. NOTICE. North Pitt court Dennis wife Dennis VS Iv K K Jones L. O. Moore The It. pi and O above i will u. u that an been com mu need o -in t fill county by above the defendants the enjoining the Said s from foreclosing and tho notes set oat and described in the tiled in this can e and tor th pose having the same de. elided fraudulent and null void, and the said defendants K. U. and l, O . Moore will farther take notice that they are required to at November of t e Superior of county, to no bold on the 9th Monday after the 1st in bar, it being the 4th day of Nov ember, at court in said in N to answer or demur to the com plaint of tho in said or the plaintiffs will apply the court for the relief ed in said complaint. tho day of . c superior of Pitt county Machine Cue. There was a washing machine right case tried here Monday be- fore Justice H. Harding. It was a suit to collect a note given for the purchase of one of the rights. Justice Harding's decision was that as the note was obtained fraudulently it was and the case was dismissed. Curious are observed in tree trunks, the inquiry begun in suggest the conclusion that they are produced by the earth's the twists of storms and the whirls water. Belgian geologist, points out i of growth were tho cause the torsion should follow the sun's path. In at least out of trees the reverse is true, and it be that the twist i the I in On- northern hemisphere and to the right, or with clock, in the southern like turn of the storms and water This is due to earth's rota- Jean notes that it was shown years ago that-tho winds due to earth's million steadily n season when veg- i.- active and sensitive, and bending and turning would be likely to the tree New Orleans Time -I rat. Growth of Rural It is now only fourteen years since an appropriation of was mode for experiments with the project of rural free delivery. As recently as ten years ago the for this new service to only lost year it was than while this year rural delivery will route proposed must be inspected before it i- accepted by department, more than mu-t i -11 ll paid, and all tho mill of the and enforced. at and we in cities should bear with some patience the shortcomings of tho service which gel while this necessity of rural development, boon to the toil millions on tho farms, receives the attention it so well deserves. AH the improvements needed will in good time. Boston A Chimney M. chimney sweeper of i.- probably unique in his profession. His mornings days generally devotes to the ways of the r I tin. Id, to lies of the region ii i . r years it hits i i I .- I dime, to vi r arts, i. -V. -I i . r- e, as has i- C . cola. A-a I.i in . on re- ii in Ins ; i- , i he ml, . i a great of sheep to pull the row CO ml . I halted Illy ear and ; I with interest the pas- i the the intelligent docs the -1 had u sh it talk with the herd about his odd difficult trade. I said, do you do, driving sheep like this on a row road, when yea meet another dock coming from the opposite said tho just drive straight on, both of yo, and the one that has the t dogs gets tho most Shop, the stovepipe inquired the lint humorist. didn't have tho nerve to take it down this responded tin gloom of the working on tho new model tin bathing suit joke V abbreviated than ever this about the appendix cut it