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mm II CONDENSED Gen he re . Brooklyn i abhor ray bill i bad of f. his a i- up and was I it n the TO r . v. of tho the . in I fa and but you bill who i. . i co-it of t or when i trod Tr i tho i during en. on . I a i i. i back to hi desk and en- It l i his at i ; paid for rat the being i on that w Am The Cheap Rate. o ere in the habit of ,.,. trains know that calm r about the I Bi n y at the i the veriest non- . V b . believe that ,. i making money on its passenger . than it did the first six months of the year. The . are not sincere. They re making this outcry because . arc afraid the freight rate be That is the point, and this accounts this fuss and about money. We thought that was rather too . c in cutting the rate from to 21-4 cents. We think go still, but we confess the wail that has up about the bankrupt that is staring the railroads in the face, though their trains are crowded with passengers, has ; us to the radical action of the legislature. We dare say i . H railroads could be assured that the present rate should be they would be content to at the present rate, and they would easily d the money to continue their . The railroad , i have displayed leas sense I an we thought they had in the I their case, and have largely lost the y had at the beginning controversy. Railroads , not to oppressed but . the people to be d -Charity and Children. The Mm awl the and K The real man of size is by measuring him as he stands apart from the accident of position. Among the dents and misfits which one en- counters in the course of human events is the small man in the large position- Such a man in sometimes seems big for a brief day, because of a connection with a large position He comes into the position by accident. He most probably it as a providence and ac- cording to the divine of things. If he does not invest with all the importance attaching torus position it a wonder. So small is he as compared with his position, that he is ab dependent on the for power and prestige. He must do business on the credit of his position. His glory is the reflected glory of his sake The way he shrinks when separated from his position is pathetic. We have known men to go down from positions where ac- temporarily placed them, who endeavored to use the of that former position to advance them in their own lit- schemes. When a man is not bigger than his position he is too small for it. Only small men have to depend on large positions for their own largeness. MR. J. F. ALLEN KILLED. FARMVILLE Neck n a Pam Cut.; is is in charge of W Parker who is authorize to represent the Reflector in Farmville and vicinity. On Thursday afternoon Mr. J. Frank Allen, of Beaver Dam township, met with sudden J He assisting in I lading i cotton On a cart preparatory to; to taking it to gin. Mr. art No A o vented In lily I from getting to . d on the -art whiled evening, a w I others were handing up the Las- very much regretted of cotton for him M empty, avoidable. Thus day i the day Be accidentally part, and . head lira his neck He leaves a wife children, ,. off . i . is broken and several ed Walked Bi k. Admiral S kin war and peace . I Port I must still go o i, c said. is not yd I ; i a developed to pi i et I am in favor f o e and peace congresses, for these help the cause of bring the day of u o a little m I . o he it -V,. ho will peace day, it in our heart . their hearts credible of Ni-. irk had for I . kept pi , la dozen bird an. the pi r let out to it, ill In no i. i them again, Id but ho loft I they i . and J slowly into the old o in ark. bad Tribute to th Ad. Tho late Will of Brooklyn, tho i I Ink, was for n of the An ii writer said of him tho i Jo n i bad o of ad- on i his tongue. lie to I hi young II ha were of his two i I to their land asked if mi lit said you Play re i e, but make a noise. right, leader child don't N -th Carolina, Pitt county, Superior court- Ha Manning and wife Martha Manning VS R and D The defendants E. R. and D, Moore above named will take notice that en action has been commenced in the court of Pitt county by the plaintiff above named against above named for purpose joining and restrain- the said defendants from foreclosing the mortgage and co Ii the notes set out and the complaint filed in this cause and the purpose of having tho same declared fraud- null and void, and the defendant E R- and D. Moore will further take notice that they are ed to appear at the November 1907, of tho Superior court of Pitt county, to be held on the 9th Monday after the first Mon- day in September, it being the II h day of November 1907, at he house in said county in N. C, to answer or to the complaint of raid action, or apply to the court for the relief demanded in complaint. 80th day of Sept. 1907. D- c. Moore, cit court of Pitt co- SALE. By of a the Superior Court county in Special Proceed 1485, entitled J. It. Bunting- v Robert the undersigned com- loner will Mil tor cash before . i hi door in Greenville on Mon- ; t. 1907, the following i r real estate. One lot in the . being- the store lot now by J. If. and the on said lot, lot I., th.- north by Railroad t. on the .- I y the lot owned M J Grimes t , the south by Mack G and Bros, on the west by . store and hotel, me property that was to cherry Bunting by two . one M I. T Davis and th ill c-r ii skI from Bro i. , other I t in Bethel bounded on I street, on east by Mr i . Hocks, south by the lot own- I by Mack G Rogers t st by J R Nelson property. S n one i or of hind north by street and the Nelson property, i east by I ho Nelson on by the W Mack c s T and on the west Main containing acres more or James, NOTICE TO CREDITOR Having duly qualified before the court clerk of Pitt county as ex- of the last will and of Mary J. Bowers, deceased notice is hereby to all persons indebted to the estate t make immediate payment to the undersigned, and all persons claims against said estate must sent the same for payment on or before the day of Sept. 1908, or this no- will be plead in bar of recovery This 23rd day of T. Bowers, Executor of Mary J. Bowers 23rd ltd GOOD EYESIGHT is a blessing. Have you cot it If not, you should wear glasses During last few there has n considers b .felt and expressed b people and .- m .-. in i t prices to-- and today stone were in about market and prospect. Mr. O L. Joyner, the Farmer Con- Tobacco Co., was seen and ed about prices and the cause of the anxiety, etc. He said he thought the present alarm was much moM in the minds of the public than in the that while some few grades of tobacco that had been selling higher than ever before was now lower than they were a week or ten days -go, yet they hail not affected the market, the average of the to- Co. tho past six days were as Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. These figures certainly do not show any of s on the market Asked about the of cigarettes in tram it from Dur- ham to a British concern as any affect on the t, Mr. Joyner replied that he knew nothing except what ho h the Raleigh the weekly ; has to be print.-1 as . th Tl of the put in word came from station that power would have to I cat o . for a rt while r r. to n . There was to do b .; but the I . th-j I . lines . . i. day, and r. v. v.-ell before there any power, so it took the of tho day to get off weekly edition. In the meantime our man went to bed with a chill. The re the force were equal to the task of getting the cut after night, so the is- sue to be mil Bed, much disappointment. Let me fit your eyes and give the desired relief. C. E. Rountree Optician and Jeweler Graduate Philadelphia College of Horology and Optics FREE To sufferers of Kidney Liver or Ii ladder Other say a bottle and if it we will your money. We full size free bottle and if it benefits SOL until This entitles yo to a bottle PARAMOUR AND Only a limited given away. Don't this op to test SOL. Superior Court North Carolina Pitt County VS. Stewart. The defendant above will take notice that an action entitled as above has been com- in the Superior Court Pit county to obtain from the aid defendant a decree of divorce. And the said dint will further take notice that is required to appear at the next term of Superior court said county to be held on the ninth Monday after the first Mon- day in September 1907, it the 4th day of November 1907, at the Court House in said and in Greenville and answer or demur to the complaint in said action, or the plaintiff will to tho court for the relief de- in said complaint This the 19th of October 1907. D. C. Moore, it lakes Up. About August 1st there took up with my stock a male hog, weighing or pounds, marked, body whit with black rump and head. I now have this hog taken up and held for owner who can get by proving property and paying charges. This Oct. 10th, 1907. B. T. Smith, B. F. D. Greenville, N. C. Carolina Pitt county Superior l C- A. Mid Wife Nellie VS E- R. and D. The E. It and D. O. Moore d will take at on action ha been in the c of Pitt by the plaintiffs above named the defendants above named for and collecting the set and described in the complaint in I his and for purpose or having the de- fraudulent and null and d, and tho defendants E R. and D . will take they are required to at the r of t up court held on tho 0th Monday in It being the day h i in n- to answer on demur to tho complaint of the. i in t-aid action, or tho will apply to the court fr d minded In said com- plaint. s the of S p 1907. D, C. Moor, Clerk On Monday, roT, at o'clock before the court house door in the town of Greenville, I .-ell at public auction, for shares of stock ed c . to the the Ute 1907. J. M. C. Administrator Emporium. Clark, Proprietor. N. C. guaranteed. Strict Bar- Sharp s. i repaired, clean- . i J. G. All kinds of repairing Bonn. In -i am kind of work in woo I .- i iron. A work guaranteed. NO INSURANce Company will insure any on any trace of Kidney trace of kidney lated by SOL Every trace of kidney trouble eliminated NOTICE. of on th of 1907, ;. Lo notify ill . nil u f said deceased to exhibit th i on or before October or this will be in bar of recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will pl a make ate payment to This the day of October 1907. Geo W. Jefferson, F. G Will lent.- H-.-t. Rev. J. E. pastor of the Baptist went to Rocky Mount to attend meeting lock to tin ion of a new association of churches in section from the River Association at the ti I ville church, s on invitation to the new at- i.--i AX NOTICE I will i i the following and the purpose f collecting tho county of for year Carolina township, Sat- Oct. 1907. Falkland, Falkland township, Saturday, Oct. 19th, 1907. Ayden, township Saturday, Oct 19th, 1907. Bells X Roads, town Oct. 1907 s. Beaver Darn town, Oct. 1907 Bethel, Bethel township, Sat- Oct. 1907. Grimesland, township, Saturday, Oct. 1907. Creek town- Saturday, Oct. 26th, 1907. Farmville, Farmville township, Saturday, Oct. 26th, 1907. . AI F township, Ab Wednesday, 30th. 1907. , horse farm i mile All owing taxes arc re- fr ii in limit, i mile from to meet me at these g.- building. a farm write me at x ., m. i i on J- L- Robertson, L. W. Tucker. Sheriff. N. C. You Should OW N the E d i t o r, Phonograph, It sings, talks, ind plays of all kinds. Let us pot one in your home for you. them as a any one die and you press to pay. hear BEFORE buy then Sold on Easy Tc in.;. Write or Come to See Us. ft gook Slope GREENVILLE. N. C. will be paid by the Inter- state Chemical Co., of Baltimore, for any case of kidney trouble SOL will not help A word to the wise. For sale by Farmville, N. C. thousand well burned slop brick at my factory now ready for sale at reasonable prices, R. Farmville I have just returned from the northern markets, where I chased a superb and complete line of millinery, notions, sick wear, dress trimmings, and furs. Am prepared to suit all in quality and price- Will have my same milliner. Miss who can trim to suit the The public invited to call and inspect my store. Mrs. J. F Joyner Opposite R, L. Davis and Bros store. P. TAYLOR. WILSON STREET. Farmville, N. C. COOL DRINKS AND REFRESH years in work guaranteed Enlarging a n. nil Carolina. i N. C. MOT. ii-. of authority In m- i ii K. S. and under it issued Hi, W, J, for him w tie Ker- I one tract of In id to mi d and ii ch the flu-k and sons mars or Ions, th tract of land h n I, mill upon which he in now ii This t-act of land will Rain lo the his-heat on Sept. M in. the Court door in tho N. C. R. J. NOTICE TO fr i y I before Sb- or coil ii of Pitt county ad- m of tho M. i's i hereby lo ill to too M I I immediate payment to th r all o i it r,. to t tho tho p .; i cut on or b fore the 28th . 1908, or thin l pl in of recovery. his 28th day of 1907 Cannon, Administrator Cicero EASTERN It Editor and Owner. Truth in Fiction. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER In the southern of this The Coast Line Market has n state officers are j The In- wt in in n county. It has . , , . . , Idle, Bad Boy, is Mrs stubbed head, with teeth to chosen- In. New Jersey a What done -me hat . j J the ore, lies;, woman at; of a porcupine. Mr Cohen next In of death . which R lode Island, the point , most The and Kentucky a gov. and wort her question , and she has been de those of a squirrel, pendent on the , long clawed looking feet. city- A few band left arrangers, are farm near Low G p w here he re- until ht h ire by an officer. c Cut Proposed. The I lie mat- ,, he . Mr E A and brought on the charge of peonage, here for trial, but ave no prosed at the present for the of hie wife, term of Federal court in New and her burial in th Mr. Kline was and Mi;., I to ;. and at the special term FOR November 1907. a. m. Devotional Rev J. E. Price FROM PORTLAND TO CHICAGO., .; Edward Pawn h tho a on Long Tramp. more college i Portland, Me., October 29.- to ch- Planning to repeat his feat W- H- Grifton school. Opening exercises, of her bus- Its have been used curt of appeals; in Pennsylvania, what h consist Mis s t her am it. battle t. s , state treasurer, and in pair . for be to his Assembling and Dis- J Archer, Falkland two agents of the State p ., H In Ohio, Utah and municipal officers are to elected, while in New Illustrated and lecture, Mrs. C. W. Read, Nash- a sheriff are to be voted for. The Prohibitionists have a state ticket in all the states, ex- she dies, return of in Beaufort in mountain home wit n; but was held on another seeing the woman h l to charge of the same nature to the love and protect. law be inadequate to do justice to this kind, but as sure there is God, justice will so a creature of a crime. Mt. Airy L OAKLEY I regular term. The case was not passed for want of evidence. Oakley. N. C 1907. Hob. Congleton, of was a caller in our city Friday. Will Highsmith was here Sat- I. H. Little returned from Nor- folk Saturday and says hi spent a pleasant time. J. R. Williams made business calls in Greenville this week. J. S. Overton, of Stoke.-, was a caller in Oakley Saturday. Dr. of Stokes, was a in our town Good many of our young men went to Parmele Sunday. F. Q. Hines and little son, Eu- gene, of Dudley, spent two days hire this reek with and friends. S. R Jenkins and J James went to Greenville Monday on business. William Nelson, of Bethel, was here Monday. No church at bi t Sun T. went to Gr. Hit Stories have been told f but tons, tacks an van substances ind boxes, but it that a church r ; blow so severe as hat de A Fox dab The Mosby Hall Fox Hunters Club was organized at Springs this week. The officers are James T. Twitty, Buffalo. N. Y, president; Mrs. James T. Twitty, secretary and vice presidents, J. Jr., Eugene Johnston, A. E. Morris, of Littleton, Sidney Cooper, Hen- N. C, W O. Coleman, Macon, N. C, T. Perkinson, Wise, N, C. Geo. S. Prichard, B. F. Panacea Springs, N. C. Geo. E. Lattimer, E. R. Smith, Buffalo, N Y-. W. P Weaver Cleveland, Ohio. Murphy Jackson, Roanoke Rapids, N. C. The first meet of the club will be held November 25th to inclusive, There will be about fox dogs in the hunt and some of them prize winners from meets. All fox hunt- are cordially invited to at- tend and bring their dogs. ville Tana. The State course of . study, Supt C. L. Coon, Wilson school p. m. Address, Prof. N. W. Walker, University of North Carolina. Adjournment. The above program, as will be and city tickets in Cleveland and Cincinnati, but not in San or Salt Lake. The Socialists have tickets, in all the states, except Miss and Maryland, and city in promises much for the next Cincinnati Cleveland and Salt meeting no teacher can NOTICE. Pitt Pot I- . mil Quid, con . if . . . . livered by Amos on one . the cl sermon Hi whose wont it ten certs to of the t church take a blue slip look at Then, after a d-mt in, the slip, carefully I lid, the box. Deacon who it, could r an exclamation Lord will y u, Brother he the sermon was over, down the aisle to overt prosperous grocer, hope- e Mr. Budd, dryly, I'm afraid you on that being a that I in the box. b a bill for kerosene that church owed me last year, and it had been Of course its the same an money, though, when you come to Youth's Companion. Pit county Superior wort John Dennis and wife Dennis. VS It. J. E Jones D. O. Moore The defendants E. R. ind D. O Moore above named sill notice that an action been commenced in tho Sup- i court of Pitt county by the above . defendants above be so of enjoining and said defendants foreclosing the the notes set ml described the complaint in cause and for tin f having the de- and null id. and the said defendants E, or and D, D. Moore e take notice that they are paired to appeal at term, 1907 of the Pitt to be b- d . Mon lay after tho 1st in September, it 4th day of 1907- he court h so said N C. and to answer or to the complaint of t tills in said actions or tin pl will apply to the court for tho relief demanded in said complaint. tho 30th day of 1907. c. Moore Clark Superior of Pitt county. is hereby given that certificate number one of the Mutual Aid t Banking Co., of New Bern, been lost, application will be made to nave new certificate in place of same. This Oct. 21st 1907. Lake, but not in San Francisco. The party has tickets in Kentucky, setts and Now Jersey, while Union Labor made nominations for city officers in San Francisco. In Massachusetts there are ten tickets, five being divided among Democrats, who are engaged in a fractional tight with the state delegation to the convention next year in The ballot law commission that M, Whitney was the nominee for governor. In Maryland there will be a straight contest between the Democrats and the Republicans only, the two parties having nominations for stat officers. In New York county tho Re- publicans and the Independence League forces have fused on county ticket, which is made up of a number of justices arid a sheriff. This give. unusual interest to the contest. Soon after tho nominations were made, Mayor who had been opposed to the present Tammany machine, an- that he would support the Democratic ticket against combine. In Cleveland, Congressman Theodore F. Barton is contesting the mayoralty with Thomas L. Johnson. There are four tickets in Salt e City, the American or Anti Mormon made nominations for local as have the Republicans ind Democrats and Socialists. In San Francisco the Demo Government forces have combine and the present acting mayor, who is opposed by Republican, as well as a Union date, and the three cornered tight is decidedly lively. fail to miss. These subjects are all practical. They are a of the daily of every teacher- You may expect them to be treated in a manner that will be exceedingly helpful to you. The State of study is to discussed by the man who pared it, and probably no man North Carolina so fully as he does, or can sent it in a more helpful manner to the teachers than he can. Each teacher will be furnished with a copy of this course study so that she may have it during the discussion and there- by fully acquaint herself with it in every detail and thereafter b able to use it with profit to her- self and to her pupils. I do hope to see every teacher in the present at t his meeting. believe you will be glad that you came, W H. Co. Supt. Schools. forty years ago, of walking to Chicago a distance of 1,250 miles in days, Edward Weston started at o'clock to night from the Portland post- office amid cheers and good wishes of people who had gathered to see him start. He years of age. Mr. Weston was greeted by a number of friends including former James P. Baxter, who watched his departure years ago, and was accompanied to the Portland city line by Joseph C. who, as a police officer, him over the rout on the first walk. Mayo Clifford witnessed his administered an oath the conditions of the feat be complied with Mr. Weston expects to it the Chicago at p Thursday, 27th, miles a day. He will go by th way of Boston, Troy, Utica, Syracuse. Buffalo, an Cleveland. There was an Henry if Chicago, to start at time for Portland. Messenger. NOTICE. By virtue the power salt in a mortgage deed and ion executed and delivered by H. Everett to Webb the day of and duly recorded In register of deeds office Pitt North Carolina, in Book N-8, page the under expose to public Bale, before the court door in Greenville, for cash, to th- highest bidder, on Saturday the day of November 1907, the fol owing real property, to A tract or parcel of land lying in Carolina township, county Carolina, containing one hundred acres more or less, and the lands of A- B Congleton. Harry Whitfield others and being a part of the J. C. Keel land, to satisfy said mortgage deed. This 14th day of October 1907 Webb w Mortgagees. J. L. Fleming, At last relief seems to be. sight for our tobacco farmers The American Company, which has no long ruled the to world with ruthlessness of a czar, is now to feel the of an National Government, Not only has the Department of Justice instituted proceedings looking to the com- dissolution of the Tobacco Trust on of its violation the Sherman Anti-Trust Law, but the Attorney-General last week astounded not only th trust itself but entire country is well by producing a weapon if attack so covered with th lust of what Mr. Cleveland would call that few people were aware of its existence. Yet, there it is Section of the Sherman Law the plain mandate of the law which the Government Norfolk, last week seized 7.000 worth of trust-made goo h -and now compels the Tobacco Company to int and show cause why seizures shall not until it conforms to the laws the land- Mr. Roosevelt actively interested in movements. With the of the tobacco growers, Che Trust may now at be outlawed competition tobacco markets rest-red Pro- Farmer. Killed b din. Tarboro, N. C, Oct H. Anderson, a young man about years son of Or. J. H. Anderson, of No, township, while attending his father's gin- this afternoon was in the belting that operates the machinery and so badly crushed that he died a few minutes after the accident. Young Anderson was a very industrious young man and had many friends, Thought lady The story printed in our new today from Luke Park in county, giving almost tragic, yet in comic of the journey of a white woman all the way the barren hills of ti Southern Georgia to marry an man, the been made through out f these infamous bureaus, again calls attention ti that nefarious business. As the story goes, and it it well authenticated, the came the long journey marry Rev. J. J. Roberts, who turned out to bi a one-eyed, burnt- faced, but rather harmless who, when confronted situation declared that hi thought the was a If the prudence of single an does not put these -called bureaus out of bus laws of the land STATE NEWS. Mrs. Thurman Wilson, was fatally by falling into She was Miss Pansy Sugg, of Snow Hill ind had married less a year. John a demented white man confined in the jail a committed y hanging himself with B pail Carl Peace, a 12-year-old b of High Point, was struck am instantly killed by a train. Hi was walking on the true ind in attempting to get of the way of one train stepped front of another. Will a man of Gastonia, while testing wires, was killed by in contact with a heavily ch; ed wire- A hole four square was burned through hit body. college's r Anna T. had pr in of the Gen of New . hard nut . in this . m-o-n-e-y. I collegiate fore, the other can hi effect. But An her that it . promoting the another .- authorities of founded and sup; national of the th it i .- among the gr offer. by the with education is new Peter Magazine of Bi i ember. i . LI lass was organ Baptist lie class had a v. with The following of Mrs. R. L. Miss . Miss Lillian Burch, ind treasurer Jamie secretary. Miss Edith Mrs. E, Hi teacher, Broke Thumb. Tarboro, N. C, Oct. E. Whitehurst of Conetoe, trashing peanuts for W. A. pen Wednesday, had the thumb bone above the second joint broken by being struck by some portion of the engine. All;. The m ill Adams said he was rave than and I Not long b loan out v. Mr. A. a. e . I v, away from not hive brightly nor i face of tut when his mother. peculiar way and sir, all me owe to my i el. For Sal Dickinson . its, KOO i formation apply to

HI, I hi EASTERN I Lit in PUBLISHED J. Entered as I matter Jan. I, tor. , . Mr. X MILLS ITEMS frail Wrecked C . under of March in to GREENVILLE. NORTH CAROLINA. F The papers are saying the financial trouble is all over, but it does not that way. Don't get scared and hide your money unless you want t make conditions worse. Confidence is the word now. Let everybody have plenty of it and help tide over the stringency. Don't try to squeeze a dollar now until the it squeals, but turn it loose so it can help somebody. to th coast .s x I be a. waterway. . . auks . no for the necessary the th Caused Rails Spreading Badly But Only Three Slightly Hart. rs th ;. Certain i the v j president to c con; a financial a m . ion c i . , ix Mills, Nov. 4th, 1907 Oar p have very busy g their crop and they are, t done with all but a cation, that is coming in expectations. Tobacco is most all sold. Miss Roach, of came yesterday and begin teach- the house h e this n . i n a n Hi ; . ; tween Kins I Weld n, i this church at train was Mrs. P. C vent the hi, , . to visit her when spreading I rails n caused the Atlantic Coast I., train N . pt D. Hawks con . BEHIND THE BANKS. of Their train was mil banks of the a no ice containing L .-. . ., . . .-. that th . . is now I Public i today. Bright will would pay drafts in checks, r- Tc bank the board i en th ti wreck occur- As the South Caro- was not in the conference, that old yarn has not been re- in the report;. It is while to abuse the gamblers so much. They could not gamble unless they somebody in a gambling notion. A cashier's certificate is as good as money when it will buy anything you want or pay any debt you owe. With three prosperous and many flourishing store Greenville should not be con- tented with her present streets. Two In Charlotte drop- ping dead in one day may put the colored folks to is a hoodoo in that city. Good for the peanut. An physician says they are a cure for the drink habit. New let all the tapers go to goobers- What this country needs is a rest from agitation and settling down to a solid business There is too much unrest for toe general good. Raleigh folks are anxious police officers There are twenty police positions in the city to filled, and sixty applications are in for them with more likely to follow. If what you U be b . i time I y. n money as in dependent u; I keep .;.;. not be overlooked. This is . ll . should kt p ; . .-. d not I adding to . money the Ci now It m the and I as f, a; d relieve . . ill to . . . t . w. it; money i enter rise he will col ti . tan son de- section . n. Give . all . r. us. aid there is of c u i be the Mills school house, near here, next .;, . at o'clock and will speak on educational the embank- Every invited f pr they ,; k- A it i the were in our three turned about half Tuesday, N holds store informed rich that treat We are our Methodist friends are arranging for an j aged organ recital in their beautiful in the new church on Tuesday evening, I rs relating November 26th, and that they have secured the Mr. Green i tamp n . ; ; . in . ch . not give a . U . R .- i tide over a they have . in other banks Li not available, and o meet the de; of business. The i e banks give , i i. . good as so much money, and will s . m rev . i any lot . t H. H. i in, the 1st of s Episcopal church, . making Washington, C. for that it house It will be remembered that a recital was given in this the 7th of last March who re-when the church was filled to m . your overflowing It was a soul in spiring, uplifting evening, which told upon the There will be some charming , , .,, vocal music in connection with I fill the organ recital. The evening will enjoyable and helpful. .- ., .- . who tip , ; , There was another considerable number of people leaving here .; j this morning for the Jamestown . . ,. ,. as. Exposition. There are but a few . , weeks more that the exposition no ea i b be and those without working i here may be not been should avail themselves some truth in stab it thou ands e working without being of the opportunity. It is well ; worth going U see. happy. One of the most jovial NOTICE. By virtue of the power of sale contained in a certain Mortgage Deed executed and delivered by C. S. and wife, business transaction. Let every-1 body keep consent and business i to hunt. Every Saturday night will go right on inter- The b. be commended for this i i such a .-. p had I to protect is ; Id i . no b v. it d. for the past six weeks has nut on cap and belt and has taken his gun to go up and duly recorded in the Register . W . cl or of Deeds office of Pitt county, North Cardinal in Book page the undersigned will expose to public sale, before the Court r ached House in Greenville, o the is full i. highest bidder, on Saturday the , . tn day of December, a . certain tract or parcel of land J being in the county of Pitt and State North Carolina To check the rapid rate at which mot people have been going since the boasted wave of prosperity came on, might help to relieve the financial panic. If the government took as much interest in helping farmers hold their crops from the sharks as it does in helping Wall street financial troubles, it would look more like doing the fair thing. Urged Not to Held Colonel Peters, of Calvert, Tex., president of the Southern Cotton Association and cotton authority of Texas, comes out in an open letter farmers to sell cotton present prices, saying that lo y pa I th m i he as follows, Beginning at a stake on the Tar moss By u In view of of is sugar i , . I. j be Beginning at a stake on the Tar . ;,. Emily Manning's form- . Emily corner and runs with the Tar road degrees we, t and 2-5 poles to the over and fell embank But for this there would i several fatalities to coach was torn to .-, the co . .; were not dam- i. Th was torn up for it j v ire ab tit on i he train at the time, and were badly fright- and n only were injured These were W. r. a from . , C. ii. . . ., and the color- . , Their in- only slight The were taken on i n and t and moved to G from which place y brought in a car to Gr The in was sent here from Parmele to take the through pas- and mail on up the road, and wrecking train was sent down to clear and repair th track. Some fifteen years ago a wreck occurred at the exact point on the road of the one Oils morning. checks will be m convenient amounts of from to the same as currency, and will be accepted by any merchant or other business man- as cash. night the Chamber of Commerce held a called meeting in the court house to take steps in support of the action of the banks. Short talks were made by J. L. Little, F. J. Forbes. H. A. White. C. S. Carr, J. G. Dr. and R. C. Flanagan. A committee consisting of T. Dr. and H. A. White was appointed to draft a resolution expressive of the sense of the Chamber. The committee reported as follows, which was Resolved. That it is the sense f the of Commerce of the town of Greenville that the action taken by the associated banks of Greenville and county today, meets with out hearty approval, and we hereby pledge ourselves individually and collectively to in our power to aid them in protecting the business interests of Pitt county, while at the same time furnish- a safe and adequate medium by which the business of the town and county may carried on. All persons are forbid, den, under penalty of the law- from hunting or in anyway passing on my land known as the Swam farm, near Falkland. Benjamin Craft POUNDS PAINT Just Arrived At BAKER HART m r is that y is- s hi . ii takes i n that a ; m . are r too much . in sugar. A story from In ii ya that Mr. banks got his ho upon the by hi .- sis . on free silver Let's cocktails weren't in Lei then, Captain i n's war will have to be e I the theatrical Mr. Taft v. tine y understood that he is r I of a retiring disposition. That who de- he was a better hunt r Roosevelt, was, of . arrested and asked to ex tin A-rough baa just be acting I p . i. Capt. A W. Styron, of Wash- isl i for the purpose interesting our people in trans- p fr m and i . A meet- of . it Co I I n ht, In the courthouse to heir the . At th . tin l ting the State and delegation from j pass through head of a ditch, thence with said and beyond N, poles t a stake in an- other ditch, thence with said S. 1-2 degrees E. poles to the crook f same, thence with said the courses, and distances, 6861-2 ii K 4- poles to crook of S. degrees E. poles to another crook S. E. to another crook, then S. degrees E. poles to an- crook of said ditch at a sweet gum in J. H. Corey's line, thence with said Corey's line its various courses to Emily Manning's corner, thence with her line to the beginning, con- l lining acres more or less to satisfy said mortgage deed. Terms of sale cash. This 4th day of November. 1907. James N. Vinson, Mortgagee. Moore Long, Attorney's. Greenville, N. C. cents is impossible and cents is ,; Monday, Hie general fan- . . u . .,., It is believed that the the financial Special, to Atlanta Mi i wrong. R-port feels a Strict. There was worth of sold in the fourth series of The Home Building and Loan Association that opened Saturday. f he fourth is the largest of any since the first and it shows for the association. The more more real zing have to fight . the benefit if is to the community, j Smoke us ins burning Qua caused Where will find a complete lineal all times. They handle I always keeping I go I quality tiny pin it per e pure. fail to see j their line, of Heelers, cook , shot tuna wore at It is the place to buy They , i land the Wire Fence, the kind that is pig tight and different i Their place is head- j quarters for which you lino in Iron, Gravel, ; Paper a look at j their and other ii In fact almost every want in the Hardware can be supplied by Baker Hart Fire at Electric Don't About a quarter past nine cheeks that the banks o'clock night, a in give you in place of m are moving picture machine at w one hundred cents in the the Electric caught on not them at a fire and . i to anybody, do not to an abrupt It was any d that may be red the night and only a small crowd, present, and every one m d-i a rush for the door when the blaze flashed oat of the machine to the ceding. A bucket or of water put the lire Th film was ruined and the n a -hi.-n- badly damaged. P i- for tho firemen that they did not in a We wish ti inform the public t at we will take as cash t notes to be i.-sued by of If have not U. v and wish to buy any of our in with toe bank notes. A. Ii. on Co. is in charge of F. C, NYE. who Is authorized to rep I resent the Eastern Reflector In and territory and The Carolina Milling Menu- Rubber shoes of all sizes and her home yesterday afternoon, of after having spent some time with Misses and Kate Chap- man. Our entire stock of boys suits at cost for next days. They must go.-B. F. Manning J. E- Greene returned from a his old home near Thursday evening. The sewing ma- chine is one of the best machines on the market, and it will not cost a fortune to buy one either. They range from up- Isn't there a bargain in these n those prices-A W. Ange Rev. Alexander Corey, of Jamesville, conducted prayer vice at the Baptist church Wed- night and spent Thursday here. Glass ware and coffee mills just Barber Co Miss Anna Little, of Falkland an old pupil of W- II. S. is visit- her host of at t girls dormitory. Get your meal, fresh from new Milling and Man- Co- Mi's Novella Bunting, music teacher of W. II. S. for Ayden Friday evening to visit friends Saturday and Sun- day. We have on hand a few copies of the history of the San co disaster. Usual Our price, B- T. Cox Bra Woodard left Friday to spend Sunday at his home near Kinston. The famous Hawks glasses at B. T. Cox Bro Don't neglect your eyes. Rev. W. E. Cox will preach farewell sermon in the church here Monday night, Nov. All are cordially invited to be present Mr. cox will soon be- gin his work in Wilmington. We regret so much to give him up. He may rest assured that he will have our prayers and best wishes for his in his new field of work. Harrington Barber Co- have a complete stock of ready made clothing see him before you get your next suit Misses Hattie and Janie Kit went to Greenville shopping Thursday. FOR two horse wagon and a disc harrow- Mrs. j. L. Butt, one mile from Win- Put your money into the bank for then it is safe and betides you will save more by depositing it; for if you have the money in your pockets you are tempted to a lot of If you did not have it you would not spend it J L Jackson cashier of all kinds prepared at the Carolina Milling Co. Nice lamps of all Barber Co. You talk about good neat and school desk that are cheap but I can assure you that the desk made by the A G cox Manufacturing company has all these qualities Nice dress shoes for ladies and gentlemen just in at Harrington, Barber Co- Now is the time to purchase your Box Body Carts while they are cheap. The A. G. Man- Co., have plenty them on hand. Call and see them. Quite a number of our people attended the quarterly meeting at Reedy Branch Sunday The A G Cox Manufacturing company are selling welded fence fast Any one in of good fence and barb wire will be to in- est to call to see them they buy. go. We must make room for our new goods now coming During the next forty we will make special prices to all our customers on our box B. T. Cox Bro. T. W. Wood 1907 nips and rutabaga seed can now be had at the drug of Dr- B. T. Cox Bro. We are glad to inform our friends and depositors that the business of the bank is the great- history. People are learning the convenience and safety of a bank. They catch on to a good thing. J. L. Jackson, cashier of the Bank of Winterville. Misses Novella Bunting and Vivian Roberson spent Sunday with Miss Blanche of Ayden. Have all your wood turning work done at the Carolina Milling Mfg. Co First class world done The A- G cox Manufacturing company have now on file orders for a few of their old reliable cox cotton planters and simplex guano sowers for Remember that the A- O. Cox Manufacturing Co. are the well known Tar Heel wagons at their usual low price. Walter Nobles, W. B Wingate, A-G. Cox, Joe E. Lineberry and Car- roll are attending the Neuse Baptist Association which is convening in New Bern this week. Hunsucker buggies are go- if you want up-to- date runabout buggy you had better give him call A and lot conveniently located to business of Men's fancy silk mufflers for the cold winter wind at B. F. Manning Co. When in need of nice kid driving gloves, and work gloves, see B. F- Manning Co. We learn that the A. G. Cox Co. are shipping their well known Co., School to different parts of the State. No school should be without them Remember that the A. G. Cox Manufacturing company are still making their well known Tar Heel carts and The Perfection dress shoes for at B. F. Manning's company. THE AYDEN DEPARTMENT J. M. BLOW, Manager and Arch Mm, We the undersigned business men of Winterville heartily prove of the action taken by the associated banks of Pitt county yesterday, in issuing checks to be used temporarily as money, and we hereby pledge ourselves to accept said checks in payment of all merchandise and We believe that their action was for the beat in- of everybody. B T Cox Bro. B T Cox, M. D. J H Hudson, M. D. A W Ange Co. R CI A G Cox Mfg. co. J B Carroll Co. J J Harrington. Pitt Oil co. J K Barnhill. Harrington, Barber Co- town, for sale. For Ed Nelson, Winterville Ward-robe, tables, safes etc. made to order. Carolina Milling Mfg. co. The entertainment by Man from very good and attended by a good sized crowd- Nice juniper tabs of all at Harrington Barber A Co. The A. stalk cutter is the best stalk cut- on the market come and ex- it and see if will not with us. B f Manning Chairs from the nicest willow r to the single stool chair. Mrs. Evelyn Cox, Misses Mag- Cox, Olive Butt Johnson and Gordon Johnson. Harvey Cox, and horn are attending the exposition this week. Have your carts, wagons and put in good trim for the fall use. All kinds, of repair work done promptly. Carolina Milling Mfg. Co. Rubber shoes and rubber mfg. at bargains, Harrington Barber A co Mrs. H. returned from a visit to Goldsboro where she spent sometime with her sister, Mrs. W. f. Fry. Gents dress shoes just arrived at Harrington Barber and com- Mrs. M. G. Bryan trending the week at her near Whichard- Try a tree brand pocket knife. They are under guarantee. They are kept in by B. T. Cox Bro, -L. L. Kittrell, R. Croom and G. E. Jackson have returned from the Now is the time to get single and double bedsteads low down at A. W. Angle Co. Miss Laura Cox came In from Ayden to spend Sunday. sacks of salt at Harrington Barber Co. A new line of plaids and home Greenville, N. C, Nov. To our We have put forth great effort and incurred expense in trying to obtain from the Government, and from banks in this State, also Richmond, Norfolk, New York other points, where we have balances, and have succeeded in a small degree. Our banks are in splendid con- and in order to keep them in good we believe it to take action similar to that already adopted in Durham. Winston, Reidsville; Wilson. Rocky Mount and other places. , We adopt this plan as being the best remedy for present con- which we Relieve will soon change and the plan herein after In the meantime we ask your hearty co-operation in bur efforts, for our welfare is dependent upon your prosperity, and this action is necessary for the protection of all concerned. The following resolution has been by the composed of Green- ville Banking Trust Company, The Bank of Greenville. The of Greenville. The Bank of Farmville. The Bank of Winterville. on account of our inability to obtain from the of the United States and from Banks with whom we have money on deposit situate in Richmond, Norfolk, Baltimore, New York and other points, that none of the undersigned banks will until further action by the pay in cur- more than in any one day or more than in any one week on check or checks drawn on any of said Banks by As authorized agent for Duly we take and writing receipts for e Id arrears We a lint i all who receive their mail at office. We take orders for printing E. Hardy and wife, of Greene county, are visiting their Mrs. H. C. Ormond. For fresh and cheap goods go to E. E. Co., they alway have the best Miss Jennie Ormond is here on a visit to relatives. A Tasteless Chill tonic with Iron, positive permanent and effectual relief in chills and a general only at M. M. drug store, Ayden, N. C. Master Will Ormond, a little son of A. L. Ormond, is spending sometime in Ayden. Overcoats at a bargain Big lot just received. See our line be- fore you buy. J, R. Turnage and Co. Dr. Morrill, of Falk- land, was here Tuesday in at- upon the Mayo-Brown J- R- Smith Co. have just re- a ear load of lime. F. Lilly went to Wednesday. Now for a new fall suit. Don't fail to see our line before you buy J. R. Turnage and Mrs. W. J. Hemby, who was taken so suddenly Sunday is much better. Your lady friend would one of those fancy boxes of candy at drug store, Ayden N. C. There must be some under- ground railway in and around Ayden, if one should judge from the number of hogs that find their way on our streets. Con- this is considered a dry hog town. Buy a pair of our patent leather shoes for men. Every guaranteed not to I, Turnage and Company. Miss Norma Whitehead, of Scotland Neck, is visiting her sister, Mary Whitehead at the graded school. This is the time of the year that your face and hands chap so badly don't suffer with it but call at M- M, drug store and get a bottle of violet cream, only per bottle. candy direct from factory at Saul's store. Quite a number of our citizens are clubbing together and order- their supply of winter coal by the car, Our line of 3.00 Hat just received- Any style and shape. Guaranteed. J. R. and company J. R. Smith and R. H. Garris came home Thursday from the Federal court at J. J. Edwards Son have just received a car load of Ellwood wire fence. Can furnish any The largest and cheapest line of stationary in town don't buy until you have examined M. M stock. Sec our beautiful line of ladies dress goods before you buy. J- R, Turnage and company. Cotton is coming in slowly. Guy Taylor and family, of Winterville, are here on a visit to friends. They will soon make Ayden their home. Keen cutlery and hard- ware at J. R- Smith co. Mrs- Guilford Cox, of Green- ville, is visiting Mrs. J. J. Hines. Mason fruit jars, taps and rub- at J. R. Smith co. and Pneumonia Cure at J. R. Smith Harry Skinner, Jr., and F. C. Harding, of Greenville, were here yesterday on professional BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE j . One thirty-seven acre just outside corporation at will be sold on easy terr-s. Ayden Loan a Ins. Co. patterns at J. R. Smith co. Miss Frieda and Miss Herndon, of Greensboro, W. C. Ice cream salt at J. R. Smith co. Mrs. W. S. Blount returned from New Bern Saturday. Bring us your beeswax, wool, hams, shoulders, chickens and eggs to J. R. Smith Co. Edwin Tripp made a trip to Washington last week. Boys I have a nice line of safe- razors from 1.00 to you will do well to one and save time and money. See my line of BoWer, and other brands, of pocket knives M M Sauls Big lot cots latest styles, very comfortable at J. R. Smith Co. Those of our people who at- tended the Christian convention at Belhaven have returned home. Pine Tar cough will re- your cough and cold Get a bottle from M M Sauls So long as there is business stirring seems destined to have her share. Our business men are awake to the times and are not surpassed in enterprise. Overcoats and rain coats at bargains Don't fail to see them J R Turnage and company Misses Vivian Roberson and Novella Bunting, music teachers of Winterville High school, spent from Friday until Monday with Miss Blanch Cannon. Go to E- E. new market for beef, fresh meats, and fresh fish. If you want a new fall suit, we have them, Latest styles and prices reasonable. J R Turnage and company The mayor on Monday gated a quartet fight and one drunk. J. M. Blow is in Greenville to see his brother, A- L. Blow, who is quite sick. Mrs. Mattie Willoughby, of Cumberland county, is visiting her sister, Mrs. J- A. Griffin. Mrs. J- R Smith and children returned yesterday from a visit to friends in the country. Walter Gardner and wife, of were here Monday on business. The Ayden Milling Mfg. Co, with all the machinery, saw mill, mill, repair shop, planing machine, electric light plant, with all the real estate belonging to same will be sold here Dec- 2nd, by J. R. Smith, trustee, to the highest bidder for cash. This is a did business, and we hope some good party buy same and continue to operate it here same as before. Miss Lillie Whitehead, of Scotland Neck, spent last week here with her sister, Miss Mary Whitehead. Special Tonight. A special meeting of the Chamber of r a I men of Greenville is called to meet at o'clock I i in the mayor's office, to hear ad- dresses and a reposition to the t of a line of water transportation between Greenville, Washington and Nor- folk. Full attendance is desired. C- E. Bradley, Sec'y. Advice Whenever you are tempted to growl against fate or complain of your lot just look around and find out what others are bearing. You will find many with more brains and better education worse off than you are. Then compare your lot with that such men and if you don't complaining and go in for re- radically wrong with your mental balance When an obstacle gets a your way don't waste time and energy in about it. If you can, push of your path, get by it, over it, under around it any way you leave the obstacle behind you. The second obstacle will not appear half if you gel past the Moments. NOTICE On Saturday 9th. day of No- 1907 under an execution issued by J. F. J. P. in attachment proceedings of J. J. Hines vs. Ed Rouse and Carrie Rouse to satisfy said execution I will expose at public sale in the town of Ayden. N. O the follow personal tub and contents, pump and stove, box and contents. and contents, French Horn, I ice Cream freezer, bucket, wash pot. table. box, bed steads, sets bed springs, Boy wagon, Bench and Jar, stool chairs. This Oct. 1907. J J HINES Dr Joseph Dixon Physician and Surgeon Office over Ban; Building AYDEN, N. C. . S. Moore Drain Offer their entire stock of No Groceries and Confection- for sale in hulk. Terms cash, call on them if wish a bargain. A nice large large large brick store in which to con- duct business can be rented on easy terms. D. S. Moore, Bro W. H. BUYER INSURANCE AGENT in Building in OF any one depositor of said Banks drawn business in J. P's. court THE BANK OF AYDEN, N. C. At the of Aug. 1900. Loans and Overdrafts Furniture and Due from banks and cash Gold Silver The Greenville Banking Trust Co. by C. S cashier. spun at B F Manning company Jackson, cashier. Ladies get your gentlemen friend one our Gillette safety The National Bank of Greenville, by F. J. Forbes, cashier. for a birthday or Bank of Greenville, by James mas present, nothing more L- Little, cashier. M M Sauls druggist The Bank of Farmville, by J. R. Rev. e. T. Phillips tilled his appointment here Sun- day. Nat. bk notes A other notes 1,335 Total RESOURCES. Capital stock 124,400.00 surplus fund 10.00 Bills Payable Deposits subject to chic 29.181.07 Cashier's checks ii ding 173,686.87 STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, m. Y OF PIT J I J. R. Smith, of the ab bank, do , i th t the above statement is true to beat of my an ti- J. R. SMITH,

J II. CI Costly. cost newspaper, but today than ever a big . but M . tr-para i . . tO the r Bank . any pay for editor -before it up with its ex Observer hat r, ;. . COSt in ass to . dollars. which hat subscription that despite , and most rigid . n proprietor balance of some resource it behind trouble at pie are account if in paper cite one in men Daily Journal, of . d the services of him that they if the paper i lo put . it they would him all the for twelve months to this put up expenses. Before called the and informed cost i for hey refused to put i out to es Sentinel, the and the ting in the went beyond an dollars, and and d d there was to show for it b list and lo t will, though lentil value. The of the News and ad to spend with prestige, on i self- If the cost of i else had tHen as now, it r quired twice that of establishing paper in Wilson, he Tines reviews its . to sell out at partial are bent daily in that n calls some sage late l Wm. lo i when he was starting a new i or buying the The and h and being asked . of it. col. you are bent to daily journalism, paper or. price. If you paper, it will be . id, and before your to you will I as much money can be bought at mate a bit it the price is . thirty, or forty it is cheap to bent on running a The young . i advice from Col- later in the dear that he gave . i Raleigh News H. delivered a temper- address in the Methodist church Sunday night, and Rev. M. T. will deliver in the the Christian church, Thursday night Ex Gov T. J. will liver address hero on the tin d Sunday, We learn that there u much inters l campaign large crowds out to hear the addresses. Who Mt are widows and said man- for instance, the widow whose suicide She's I is, everybody her as if she were differ There is a belief abroad, i o rooted as the everlasting hills, that it is the easiest thing n world for a widow to re- marry. As a general thing this may be true, but in the case of the woman whose husband died by his own hand the belief is a fallacy. They don't find it easy to marry again. know three most estimable women who at- their widowhood through the revolver and poison route husband's tragic taking off was in nowise attributable to nerve-racking qualities in wives. The women didn't nag, they were not extravagant, they were not fiCKle. men were to their rash deeds by their own cussedness; yet in the widow was blamed for his self-destruction and is still paying the penalty. Each has oilers from men who fell victims to their charms; but s as the prospective learned that their predecessor committed suicide they backed for fear that if they mated the bargain they might be driven to the same New York Press. P i. t in will be held i he 26th on the prohibition. Prof. W he Fair The State fair last week was i great financial success, indeed greatest ever yet held, but the exhibits were disappointing. As an agricultural fair, for the pro- motion of the agricultural inter- of I the State, it was not a success, to out it mildly, and yet that was no fault of the manage The farmers themselves do not seem to take an interest in the exhibition of their products. The chief attractions at all fairs nowadays seem to be the aide- shows and horse racing. The people seem to wait them more than exhibit of agricultural pro- ducts. Without such attractions the crowds not be gathered. The fairs also occasions for reunions and social s, when old friends meet and new acquaintances are made Chat- ham Record. f Flitting There will be a meeting of the citizens of Pitt county who have taken block and who may desire take stock in a Printing Publishing Company to in Pitt county, at m Tuesday the 5th day of No- 1907 at o'clock a. m-, it the office of F. C. Harding, for the purpose of perfecting sue organization Every person who has already subscribed for stock or may to take stock on that day, s requested to be present F. C. Harding. Tobacco Sake far Following is the report of C. W, Harvey, secretary of the Greenville Board Trade, for of pounds sold, average price per pounds, 11.89; Total lumber of pounds sold up -o November 1st t, American Home the safe- guard of American Help these liberties by owning your home. Our plan mikes it easy. 4th series now open. The Building and Loan Association. NOTICE North Carolina, Pitt County, Superior Mack Manning and wife Martha Manning VS R and O K R. and O. Moore above will take notice that an has been commenced in court of Pitt county by plaintiffs above named the defendants above name d the purpose joining the said defendants from foreclosing and col- the notes set out and the complaint in this cause and the purpose of having the same declared fraud- null and void, said defendant E R. D. O. Moore will further take notice that they are ed to appear at the November 1907, of the Superior court of Pitt county, to be hold on th 9th Monday after the first Mon- day in September, it being the 4th day of November 1907, at the house in said county in Greenville, N. C. to answer or demur to the complaint of plaintiffs in said action, or the plaintiffs will apply to the court for the relief demanded in said complaint. This 30th day of Sept. 1907. D- c. Moore, clerk Superior court of Pitt Co. J VILLE S Clark, i ; . N. C. , SALE. By of u of the Superior Court of county in Special Proceed No. entitled J. R. Hunting vs Robert the undersigned com- will sell for cash before the court house door in Greenville on Mon- day Set. 1807, the following de- scribed real estate. One lot in the town of being the lot now occupied by J. R. Bunting and the buildings on said lot, said lot hounded in the north by Railroad St., on the cast by the lot owned by M J Grimes Co., on the south by Muck G Rogers and and on tho west by mount store and being prone was to cherry Bunting by two deeds, one M i, T and the other om Ono other I it in Bethel bounded north by R street, on east by Mrs W ii Bullocks, by the lot own- ed by Knox co a id G Rogers and on by J R Nelson property. one piece or parcel of land bounded on the north by Railroad and the Nelson property, on the east by the Nelson property, on south the or James, Mack sT carton, and on the west by Main containing acres more or F. G. James, commissioner To of Liver Bladder Other say m bottle and it cure will your money. We full free bottle i and if it use SOL until entitles yo to a bottle at HICK.- Only n limited number -f given away. op to test sol. son . . kinds. t-i u.- y.; i Mp tO , . . I on Turns. Write Coin, to See Us. GREEN N. C. meeting y, . rid Sunday. There much Experienced Bar- t i by con- Tow- NOTICE TO I Having duly ;. . i l of . . .- com t cleric of Pitt of the U will and tea n Mary J. i hereby to a. indebted b the and all said nit sent the name for payment on ti the day of or this no- will be plead bur i i This day of T. H. Bowers, Mar. J, Bowers GOOD EYESIGHT is a blessing. Have you If not, you should wear glasses w fir yea and i desired i C. E. Hour-tree Optician and hr College of Horology and Optics . ., North Carolina county Court C-A. Pair wife VS . E. and D. O, Moore. The K and named that an action has been In Burl, f Pitt county named the ts named for and the poi lUst; hi; complaint n I r arid for tin Carolina i rCourt Ben Stewart VS. The defendant above named will take notice that an nation above has in the- Superior Court of county to obtain from th defendant a decree of lute divorce. And the raid will further take notice she is required to appear at the next term of Superior court of said county to be held on the ninth Monday after the first Mon day in September 1907, it being the 4th day of November 1907, at the Court in and in Greenville and answer or demur to the complaint in said action, or the plaintiff will to the court for; the relief de minded in This the 19th day of October 1907. D. Takes Up. About 1st there took up with my stock a male hog, weighing or pounds, marked, body white with black rump and head. I now have this hog taken up and held for owner who can get same by proving property and paying charges. 10th. 1907. M B. T. Smith, Greenville. N. C. ml K K. will ; lie No r t t mi i m , O, J r II . , II II, I., la ii Id on the i , . ft . , . cube . .inn o in a I y X. to the cm i . in sen .-. ill . u l ii. ; . . ii . coin- Th a the i. i s-p i u- 1907. D. C. M.-iii. Clerk r . i n m in our town and gave i A. D Hill, ii . . ; ; . stroke of pa i but lie v. s morning ii. , As sick with typhoid fever Thorn down with the same they all may soon re- cover- On Tuesday Mr Harris and Miss Vivian married by Rev. E. Cox, of Greenville, ii r t past six o'clock, at the of the bride, Mr. J. and loft the train for St. Augustine, Fla., they will spend n ho land of flowers, he -o; couple arc among the moat and esteemed or our so- circles and all who knew join in wishing them a and happy journey through life. Maud and family, of Saratoga, came down Saturday to Mr. Pauline Britt, South John Warren and wife, of township, were the of his brother, Edgar Warren, R. L. Davis chief clerk. Miss and of spent Saturday night and Sunday I heir aunt, Mis. W. Parker, near the Green Spring. L. Crawford and wife spent with their daughter, Mrs, J. T. Flanagan. Mr. J. F, Leggett and Miss Jennie Wilson, near will be married morn- and will leave on the N train in the afternoon for Macon, where Mr. Leggett will open a. wholesale shoe house. Mr. Leggett is a well known in community and we hope joy and sue- Min Minnie E. is Mr. W, A. Pollard week. ii is i a II Duty Dudley was in n but nobody m I i b II ire I as he II We C ; rep i, dean- ed and , r. J. Stand.; Every trace of kidney trouble is . i y . i I . done SO well in B, rat Oct. Champ writes a card to a man in which he say that the story printed in York papers that . Brinkley, of Magnetic City, N. has the longest beard in C e world, reaching to a stands is; that two m n In Missouri in Pike county, Elijah and n tine have beards that measure nine and twelve feet Times. Farm Magazine Baltimore fer Bishop Potter in making self equal to a bishop in shows he is not contend with the of leaders n the of the South. matte r . I i leave I Li book tho b n t r ti c. the f w d of I. P- TAYLOR. WILSON STREET. N. G. COOL REFRESH years in work guaranteed Enlarging h 4th, I . i.-i North Littleton, N. C. Aug. virtue of authority given in K. S. and war- rant of W. J, Manning Inn mm him under the Internal Kev- i ., one tract of land I- g to laid Manning and hi. . i tract and contain . ; i ti i a i w l t. upon h ho ;. new i at u of will otter ii i tin., bidder mi Monday at o m. the Court door N. C. J. I c. r .- J m-s Ii. lat i ii u th this is to ill i lie t in said o i m to the d on or I'll id or this will plead d in -very All indebted to said Mate will please make lie payment to the 4th day of W. Jefferson, F. t.; James, y. ELECTRIC . an near Three Daily m p. m- and p. m. on Sat- at p m Colored admitted only at the two Sat- afternoon performances, days exclusively for white New pay both old and young. Come and bring the children. Admission cents school in afternoon NOTICE TO CREDITOR II. v.- b fore the c county hi ad- ; r the . M. ;. ; i hereby to tho Ml payment ti . and p having ., tin i . the i for pi; o i or ire tho 28th day of or this notice e p in ii roe ivory, day M 1907 Cannon, A M. Smith PM Ton 4th, before the m In the town of I n public f r shares of I. in, company belonging of the kite M. C, rater A d I oral mile from town limit, I from graded h Ii h Parties wishing a good farm write me at J. L. FARMVILLE is m of W R. Parker who the in and U. C. All of repairing Id any kind of work in woo . . iron. work guaranteed. Company will insure any on any trace of Kidney r trace of kidney i by SOL will paid by the Inter- state Chemical Co., of Baltimore, Md. for any case of Kidney trouble SOL will not help. A word ti the wise. For Mil by N. C. D J WHICHARD, Editor and Owner. In Pi ace U dollar per V ADULTERATED COFFEE. Notice to Grocery Men of North Carolina Samples of picked by Taylor Co. of New Orleans, have been exam- under the State Food Law, and were found to be adulterated with chicory. This brand of coffee has been largely and sold in the state as pure In some case-, it. been labeled and but when so labeled was in very small type and would not be noticed by a casual and therefore does not comply with the require- of the Food Law. are hereby th-t product labeled Coil is a com- pound of an I and if sold, must be as such, and not as pure coffee. Such violation, if detected will be prosecuted under th j Food Law. S. L Patterson, Commissioner. W. M. Allen, Food Chemist. H. C. of GREENVILLE, PITT COUNT CAROLINA. FRIDAY, SHOULD TURN OUT To Greet Raleigh On Monday a train from bearing four including the governor and other State officers, the Raleigh Chamber of Commerce and Sec- Regiment band, will pass over Norfolk Southern railroad from Raleigh to Wash- and return. The of the trip is to attend a in the completion of the road be- tween that town and the State capital. train will leave Raleigh at a. m scheduled to reach Washington at A st v half an hour will be made at Greenville, reaching here somewhere about The Chamber of Commerce, graded school, and as many of the people of the town generally tan d- so, should assemble at the depot to greet and have a short address by Governor Glenn, Greenville can and should make a good showing on this TO . November I.,. .; We, the business ten i m approve most the action taken by tin yesterday The issuance of t-t .;. take the place currency. That we realize that such e tot . of all business interest, i accept cashier's checks as readily as we u . for n . . nut the payment of all J R and J G Frank bite, Company, CS D D i . Hart, V J L Wooten, R . ., Pulley G Greenville g Patrick C C Vines, J J Cc a; Long, J S Smith, j F Davenport, J M H L Ca . C Hines, J L Winslow, W B G E Harris, Wiley Brown, N. Fleming-, L M , . E Watson, C D Tunstall, Tobacco Co.; C G Starkey, S T I W ; W H F C W H SI H White, W H Kilpatrick. James Brown, John L Carper, . A B Si Co, F V Johnston, Evans Book St we, W F E; John Flanagan Buggy Co, By E G T E Co, C B Rountree, J R Corey, h H Ricks, B B JACK LAUGHINGHOUSE DEAD. to Him Suddenly. it was a to his friends in when telephone i from he Avon farm. Mr J. Li . lied v . i y it hid been only a few days since was in Greenville re . I in . J i. h. a i v hunting a ; return- i ; I . pi i pain and a .- . i head. ills . in with aim and hi, . i in the r n I p k aid, Oakley, ; of a tn . w ;. Daisy Pi , , A inter. , . ,; days. Jim school at Capt. T. , ton S Miss B i . n char her . S. A. ville Saturday, lo of . J. I. .;. t to The Happy Sunburned and with the strength of youth, this glorious country faces winter and another year. The account of 1907 been made up. Nothing remains but to store fruits. Is there anything melancholy in the of winter and weather in a land In the bard old days winter meant a living death to the farmer. Now it is the season of enjoyment, when thrift feeds on the fatness it stored up better- Social pleasure make the dark days bright, and the roaring fire makes delightful contrast to the sleety blast- In the cities there is no cause for in the short days and long nights. They are most welcome to all men of open mind and cheerful soul- Especially in Washington, the nest of winter delights, does summer end joyfully and autumn unfold her of sweets. to Washington as Robin Hood came to Sherwood Forest. This brown and jolly month dances in. his arm cling the and buxom waist of Ceres, and the wassail flows merrily as they whirl through the t woods Jack Frost the magician, is master of the revels. He hangs strange colors in the trees and conjures up a mysterious change in the light. Common be- gin to seem unreal in Indian summer The mortal, before he is aware, finds himself in a land of fairy, and must pinch himself to be certain he is not translated. Washington . re, i-, With the Color People. The biblical and musical can- given last night at the G. S. and O. F. Hall, was indeed a grand affair Subject and His Daughter, under auspices of York's Temple, A. M. E. Zion church choir, with Mrs. S. J. Waller, its tor and manager, f he play, was given in the interest of the mis- department of the above named church, and there was a nice crowd in attendance to witness one of richest treats of season. Each participant acted them part well, and de- serves much credit The pastor, Rev- It Henry Sawyer, Jr., only three Sundays here before his annual conference convenes in Nov. 27th. His rally to meet his local and gen demands will be on the 3rd Sunday. He will preach his farewell sermon the fourth Sunday of this month, row he will fill his regular Every member and is kindly asked lo be present. Vandyke, C F White, j H Starkey, S j Nobles, Moseley Bros, L H Pender, W E H C . I E Stokes, W S Atkins, E B Tobacco Company, L A Greenville Manufacturing Company, A B w B Greene, J P King, J E Carson, E i , J Turnage, C E Bradley, W L Best, E B Ferguson, D L s, D D S; H A White, R W King, Julius Brown, m i i. J S Fleming, Farm ville. N. C. Oct. 1907. Mr. C. A. Fair, of Ayden, just settled the death claim of the rate James R. Jefferson, who had policy in the Security, Life and Annuity Co., of N. C. He only carried the policy one year. The claim v.- is paid just sixteen days after death. in inner in Which Mr. Pair settled this claim, reflects great on him as Well as the Company- We can cheerfully commend all those who wish for the least money, to Mr C- A. Fair, with the Security Life and Annuity Co., which is purely a mutual, Southern company and stands second to none, in paying death claims promptly. Go. of James Ii of Mr. The funeral of Mr. J. J. Laugh- Jr., who died suddenly Thursday night, was held this afternoon. Services were con- ducted by Rev- W. E. Cox at the residence of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Laughinghouse, on Pitt street, and the remains were t taken in charge by the Ma and Red Men, both lodges attending in a body, and borne to Cherry Hill cemetery for in- with the last honors of those fraternities. A large bar of sorrowing friends followed and their esteem was expressed in many beautiful floral tributes. The pall were Messrs. Frank Wilson, W. H. Jr.; L. Joyner, J. D. Garden, A. M. Moseley and T. M. Hooker, of J. F. Taylor and F. II. Rollins of Washington. as his host of friends familiarly called him, be missed, and many hearts are deeply saddened at his death, THE ASSOCIATION The weather was ideal and ti e attendance of teachers and vi ors was unusually largo. Th i devotional exercises . con ducted by Rev. C. O. Ai i if Ayden, after which the n i- j program of day is up. Supt. Cale, of an interesting t ilk on ii . manage the idle hid school. He laid down ft m Keep him L him by finding what things re interesting to him. Speak to the sex separately. By thus you will ad his respect. Miss Randolph Falkland- gave an excel on the manner of mar i if pile in and out of the Supt. C. L. Coon, of then introduced by Pr s. Smith. Mr. Coon has his in the- education- of North Carolina as he speaks of the gr. I of the teachers of the earnestness in his shows that it comes on fife for the work. Mr tells things as they are an I not sugar coat Hum. He the truths home to the I his hearers. He course of study es the for the public system and l e with authority and the author of it could. The closed strong and convincing ti the importance value drawing in our school.-. D. W Webb. She the Webb and ti drawing flu Thus closed one of ti, . sessions in the history of . Association. NOTICE. By virtue the power of sale contained in a mortgage deed and I I x and delivered by ii- Everett to Webb . the day of 1900, and duly recorded h . of deeds office ; North Carolina, h Bo ;. N-8, page the under i will expose t; public sale, tho court house door for cash, to th bidder, on Saturday i day of November 1907, owing real property, to wit; A tr id or parcel of land lying in .-ship, i h containing om ed acres more or and adj the lands . f A- ton, Harry Whitfield i and being a part . . C. Keel land, to satisfy Th i day of October 1907 el h Mortgagees, L. Fleming, Stack to His Brown, the old in. an h u was d It ., in death tint he had told some in i r i e t a . ii dizziness in is head i made hi n v i it no o e anticipated there to be u sad- n of Mr. La house was in his year a son ii- .; n- and Mr. . -i- thing of Or way r of his father's plantation, Avon farm, below town, where he lived, usually spending Sundays with parents He was a man cf strong char- and integrity and had a host of with whom he was very popular. He -j member o both the Masonic and Re Men s and also of Caroline Club laSt To The Property . We wish to inform the public n .,.,. K , Bethel, on Friday, Nov that we will take cash j at notes to be issued for cash a lot of the different banks of Pitt kitchen furniture, o u If you have not U. S. cur- one horse, carts, bu It, and wish to of our, Peanut . goods come in with the bank J T,, notes. A. B. Ellington Co. den w- Our city was v . v.-. k, on. ii g fl . i J. Whitehurst, Mount, Friday many of i . in Green-, this week. Jam a and wife, of was here a I . while Sunday. Big fox hunt la; . S . day, men, children, . . .-.,; the foxes could not be H- A Gray . at Sui John Cong . . Robersonville, spent . with S. G. William an .;.,. C. II. Ross, V.; . pent two days here Ii st w Lewis t Stokes, made business c.,. .; . veteran of three wars, faithful to hi. friends the yet more days which followed tin tin so conflicts, was tried in Darlington yesterday, mi i honors, tho Dar- n attending in full lull . fired over his grave ii i earned this tribute Br skin was dark, cl hi Meter was spotless its whiteness, lie has long beer liar figure in Darlington, the annual reunion federate Veterans. Ii I th occasions Id was i-i y, nothing delighted him to hold aloft his old hum sticks while he told m I over again to his friends, ti i ins, how he m de at th- of Second loved his folks; hi manner of his i ;. of the in he was held by then-, such men as he was, e- is. always h i thing .- ii a a and courier. parents he leaves me r and Mr , J, Bryan Grim s, Raleigh and Dr Charles and Mr. Ned Much sympathy is m d these ii in The remains were brought Greenville today to the home of Laughinghouse, on Pitt street, and the interment take place at day afternoon in Cherry cemetery. Give Year j A Did you live a hard life when you were you de- the common pleasures every healthy by and to which lie is Then ad the reason why to your own boy should be given those thing. by you. it may that spirit was not broken or d by such neglect and injustice, your own boy may not will power and that you did his and you should run risk in th him the healthy I i d . i your youth. the b a C pr of the thin.; that m to make th m happy and will k till th. better and all better h every way. is Miss Winnie m of Mi id burg, X was a pass n on the Line train wrecked near hire yesterday, was idly hurt rec i ire I a the . an I Is i she Inter- s M . ming la i ;. r of G. P. city and from him, Free Press, 7th TIME TO mail The Laying off of the of is tho ii no for locking up said on citizen yesterday almost gathered and hundreds of i ave liven laid of jobs and w out of work. It la i well-known fact that the avert. ad-about does not save anything. from the communities in which they were to work for ads, con- contractors and return home at times like this without means of . . With droves of unemployed and pen- marching through the country hens had better roost high, and i cot- ton kept under firm lock and key There has been m re cotton stolen than is being taken in this county tin pres- time Negro., re hauling Ph i who i better here else. farmers their d. It is now of or i with herds if t better will . lea to their i s . s v. when tho times re pr . ire among them t by tho hale. vi- stuff baled lock it in the 1.1. or be en D . maxim. word good a Id The Bible has no I i n for Linn who d not pay his d is that man, who prays so fervently in the r-meeting, has so little influence in the was asked. he owes everybody in The who not pay his do I i. better pray i l l n public. Paying is praying in such a ca h live by the Bi in i of common h n . . b . integrity, s would be forgotten.- Selected