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mm Lanterns Strong and Durable For Fishing, Camping, and Hard Use under All Conditions. Give steady, bright light. Easy to light Easy to clean and Don't smoke. Don't blow out in the wind. Don't leak. At dealers everywhere STANDARD OIL COMPANY drain Privileges mm n wheat. and calls are the safest of trading in I or oat Because absolutely limited to bought. No further risk. Positively the most profitable o trading. Open an account. You can bay JO puts or calls on bushels for or you can buy both Having qualified as administratrix of the estate of the late Dr. E. A. i to notify all persons having claims against the estate of the said Dr E A. to present the same to Hie d administratrix on or August ISIS or this notice will be plead in bar of recovery. All pert indebted to said estate will please make immediate settlement. This August 1814. P. Administratrix for or as many more as you wish An advance or decline of cent gives . PIERCE, Atty. the chance to take profit A movement of cents profit. Write for full particulars and bank references. R. W. Having qualified as t Ohio. late of Pitt com- Address all mail to Lock Box 1429. North Carolina, this is to notify all to the undersigned administrator W Item. Va Norfolk, Va. BALTIMORE. Charlotte. N. C. W. Va S. C. It Always Helps says Mrs. Sylvania Woods, of Clifton Mills, Ky., in writing of her experience with the woman's tonic. She says began to use my back and head would hurt so bad, I thought the pain would kill me. I was hardly able to do any of my housework. After taking three bottles of I began to feel like a new woman. I soon gained pounds, and now, I do all my housework, as well as run a big water mill. wish every suffering woman would give The Woman's Tonic a trial. I still use when I feel a little bad, and it always does me Headache, backache, side ache, nervousness, tired, worn-out feelings, etc., are sure signs of woman- trouble. Signs that you need the woman's tonic. You cannot make a mistake in trying for your trouble. It has been helping weak, ailing women for more than fifty years. Get a Bottle Today persons having claims against the es- of said deceased to exhibit them M- s D Thorne, our excellent from correspondent to the Re-j or this notice will be pleaded in bar Hector, hi spending this week at Mt of their recovery H will re-1 persons indebted to said TO Having qualified as of BUM lat of Pitt county. N. C . this is to notify all persons having claims against estate of the deceased to exhibit them to the on or the of August this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery. All persons Indebted to said i state will pi. a make immediate payment. the day of August. 1814. ALFRED Administrator PATENTS t v. M a PATENTS I Jon. I . . t U unit D. SWIFT Seventh St., P. By virtue the power Of In a certain mortgage executed and delivered by J. I. and wife Mollie and W Cherry and Wife Cherry to I It. Davenport on the day Jan. 1806 . duly recorded in the I in Office Pitt County, S, C. in Hook J s page the undersigned will expose to public before the Court House door in Greenville, N to highest bidder for rash on Monday the day of September at m. a certain tract or par.- i land laying and b. in of Pitt and State of Carolina and described as follows, Situate in the Town of be- ginning at a stake in front of the Post Office and running East feet to the R. S. Tucker line, thence with the R. P. Tucker line North feet, thence West ward fifty feet theme South feet to the containing square yard Sale made to satisfy said mortgage died. This the day of August 1914, J. It DAVENPORT, Mortgagee. JULIUS BROWN, Atty. DR. FOR I H.- ISl, HI To me it is with a great deal ; i to endorse the candidacy I for the Legislature, for the . -in that he is a man of and conviction, a student and a a thinker and a worker, a man of broad sympathy and acquaint- ed With the people's needs. us ourselves by voting for him in i Is lei lion the County will honor It- If and services in the Legislature the Kate will be blessed. Too often have we turned from the W and prudent, and bestowed upon the simple, but this time be wise and generous enough to vote- for the vote for Dr Loftin for Legislature. A. DEMOCRAT TO It HI I TO s. The undersigned having this qualified as Executrix of the last will and testament of Mamie not- ice is hereby given to all persons In- to the undersigned Executrix and all persons who hold claims against said estate are hereby notified to file their claims with the undersign ed within twelve months from the date of this notice or said notice will be plead In bar against the recovery on said claims. This the day of 1914 L. ADA Executrix of Mamie HARDING PIERCE Attorneys. Mate Pair at lies Moines MOINES, la, Aug State Fair opened h-re today under favorable auspices and will continue until Sept. The fair Is She first to be held in the central st this year and is at- more than ordinary attention, The management has been working hard to have the exhibits above tin average and the result is the and best collection of agricultural horticultural and live stock exhibits shown here. The record-break- crops throughout Iowa are ex- to contribute In large measure to the success of the exhibition. The e promises to lie unusually large, vis urn, sum Cots D he wont no of bow long Handing, re cured by th. wonderful, old reliable Dr Hatting It fain , THE FARM U the of all LIME U the basis of all goad Uniting. Write for by the best authority in the United States, on Lime on the Farm, and price purest lime. Don't buy band, etc. A postal will give you POWHATAN LIME CO. STRASBURG VIRGINIA home in Rocky Mount, turn next week to take up his work student of the Winterville High School. Mrs. and mother ill-law Mrs. Mumford of d. n. spent Tuesday here visiting A W. Ange, J. P. and II Forrest left Mon- day morning tor northern markets ti purchase their fall stock of goods. They were by Messrs R, w. and Amos Braxton. Prof. C. Buck of Grimesland spent Sunday here. He will soon en- A ft M. College at Raleigh. He Is an old student of W. H. S. Mr. J. R. Cox has been appointed express agent In the place of Mr. J who resigned. Mr. Greet is still at his post as our most ex-1 railroad Mr and Mrs Jesse Rollings visit-1 ed relatives at Whichard Sunday. and Mrs. George J. spent Tuesday here making visits Brother is preaching j Strong sermons to good congregation; at each of his appointments at th Baptist church. A new line of shoes has Just arrived I at A. Aug.- Co's. Call and j them. Tripp. who has been leading at the Oxford ; for tin- summer is spending some time at her father's home. She holds a regular place in the Durham Schools. Mrs. Lydia Dixon spent Tuesday and Wednesday visiting relatives an friends In Ayden. Mr. R. T. Cox has gone to Pitts bur. Pa., on a trip. The lift, tilth session of High School will begin Tuesday, Aug IS. A force of hands is at Work getting the building and grounds in Despite th war situation and late crops Prof. Nye is expect- a good opening. Miss Jenkins, a trained of Watts hospital in Durham spent a few hours hi re Monday Mrs. J. W. Harper. Mr.- M. L. and two t. rs. after having spent about months visiting Mr. and Mrs. ant in the country, left for their home in Greenville, Ills. The Civic League of the Town will be addressed by Hon i Frank M. Wooten of Greenville or Thursday evening at S o'clock, in lb. Auditorium of Winterville High School. The public Is cordially in-1 to Mr. Wooten, who is man of large experience in civic j Our good women are deter- mined to have a clean town and they ; are succeeding. Miss Kate spent Tuesday In Kinston on Mr Leo. left this to spend a few days with relatives in Onslow county before taking up his Studies in school here W, B. is spending some time with relatives in Kinston. Fine As usual there were good pictures White's last night, and the specialties were something One These were by Mr. and Mrs. C. J In musical on nets, harp and piano. Mr. is blind, yet his on the piano and other Instruments was wonderful He could carry four distinct airs at me time. will please make immediate payment This August 17th, 1914. L. D. Administrator F. O, James Son, FIXED BY MAYOR JAMES POI TRAINS some time past the police have troubled considerably by the jumping off and on moving trains on the Norfolk Southern near the station, which is not in accord With city ordinances, so this morning j Neal Farmer, Button and Carr were brought up Mayor James t barged with offense and he imposed a tine of on the first two. while the latter was forced to pay and cost, it being his second time before His Honor for violation of this ordinance There were six cases before the Mayor Monday morning as Dr. William Fountain and Mr. Fred paid and cost for an affray. Gray paid one dollar for allowing his horse to run at large. Francis Slaughter, a was sent to Jail for fifteen days for riot- and disorderly conduct and us- profane and vulgar language. Walter and Jess Bryant were up charged with disorderly conduct Bryant paid a tine of and Crate. was In another case Walter guilty of disorderly conduct and paid and cost. John Smith, colored, was found with two gallons of whiskey which double the quantity allowed an by law. His case was con Ml red until next Saturday. -Ill H GREENVILLE. Its IF Th following verses were v Mr. Wallace who is m employed in New Greenville, Yours if you Is a slogan truly tine. For Greenville is the finest place In the land of the Long Leaf Pine. Greenville has forged far ahead Of any other town. In North Carolina, or in States Many miles around. In size she has almost doubled Since nineteen hundred five. And you know how Commercially She is very much alive. And should choose a plate to live I'd not wander far away; But here in good old Greenville, I'd always want to stay. Should any like the Cabarets. And lights of old I-et them read tin few words. And resolve at home to stay Wallace Mack. NOTICE. North Carolina. Pitt county. In Superior Court. E T. vs. Josephine The defendant above named will notice that an action entitled as above Court of Pitt County to obtain a from the bonds of matrimony has been commenced in the Superior and the defendant will further notice that she is required to appear at the next Term of our Court of Pitt County, to be held on the second Monday after the first Monday of September it being 21st day of September, at the Court House in said County and in Green- ville, C , and answer or demur to the complaint in said action, or the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded in the complaint. This the day of August 1914. A. T. MOORE, Clerk Superior JULIUS BROWN. Attorney for Inn Parent- to Haw i ti of lie patrons of the Greenville Graded schools is calico i the following regal passed by the Board of at a meeting on June Ail pupils who not already been successfully -vaccinated for small pox must be sixty days after of school in the tall This be enforced in the white and It will be well this attend- ed to as soon as in order that children may not be kept of school. Also the board his that the four months term of at shall begin the open of school This is in compliance t general stat law and applies to all children b-- tween the ages and twelve years live graded school Th Chief of Police baa been appointed officer , by the school The model school a part of the j graded school open at th- time the school opens. All pupils will come main building together on the day and thin one section each grades on- two. three and font -will be transfer- red to the model The critic teachers who have charge of these grades will on hand just as the other Supt. Farm i rimmed of record-break crops pro- in Kansas this it has led to hold a produce snow in The local com- club is of for tho which will open mi and con- several days. Dr and Farmville Mrs. Paul E. Jones, and Miss Annie Gertrud. Mill Manning returned Jones of last here Monday from an extended visit Louisville, Ky., and Suffolk. Mis-, Minnie Skinner left this mom for Montreal. ELLS raw . I SO, a box. M , j. I bra H Pi. OINTMENT FOR Twelve farms in Martin County, varying from thirty-two to five scree In size, on easy terms and reasonable prices, solicit Inquiries. Martin Realty Co. N. C. J. Everett, Atty. Greenville, N. c. How To dive Quinine To Children. to an Unproved Quinine. II l a Syrup, pleat- to lake Children take It and never know it Quinine. adapted to who take ordinary Quinine. Ii r. not nor -MM nor In bead. Try the Deal time you need Quinine any 2-ounce The I i in bottle, h Carpenter's and Builder's Hardware. Everything for Building AND THE BEST. IF YOU USE THE RIGHT BUILDER'S HARDWARE WHEN YOU PUT UP A BARN OR BUILD A HOME IT WON'T HAVE TO BE EVERY WEEK IF YOU USE GOOD, DUR ABLE BUILDER'S HARDWARE. CHEAP HARDWARE IS NOT CHEAP, BUT THIS BEST HARDWARE IS NOT BUT CHEAP WE SELL THE BEST. SE E OUR SCREEN DOORS AND WIN Refrigerators and Ice Cream Freezers PHONE GREENVILLE NORTH LI NA is OF E ASTERS CAROLINA. IT HAS POPULATION OF FOUR THOUSAND, ONE HUNDRED IND ONE. AND IS ROUNDED BY THE BEST FARMING COUNTRY. INDUSTRIES OF ALL KINDS ARE INVITED TO LOCATE HERE FOR WE HAVE EVERYTHING TO OFFER IN THE WAY OF LABOR, CAPITAL AND TRIBUTARY FACILITIES. WE HAVE AN UP-TO-DATE A N D NEWSPAPER PLANT. WE HAVE A OF TWELVE HUN- AMONG THE BEST PEOPLE THE EASTERN PAST OF NORTH CARO- LINA AND INVITE THOSE WHO WISH TO GET BET- ACQUAINTED WITH THESE GOOD PEOPLE IN i BUSINESS WAY TO TAKE i PEW INCHES SPACE AND TELL TEEM WHAT YOU TO BRING TO THEIR ATTENTION. OUR I SING HATES ARE LOW AND CAN BE HAD UPON Russians to Lorraine JAMES Associations m II HIS Germans Back Heaviest Fighting In Vicinity Of Where Germans Have Great Strength. Winterville, -Toe Y M. C. a Y. W. V. A., School held a Joint meeting Sat- C. W. ii.-e. spoke to on the them without showed forcibly the need preparation tor life the Import- i the right kind He said, strong body a well developed mind, and a strong moral character are three essential Many Cases Disposed Imposed And fines it sent h lithe I III r- Hire B I in I t in Wilson Is one or the best Of Eastern North Carolina and always takes a delight In pointing the people to the higher V S be had the was exceeding f. Monday morning Mayor B. James disposed a lengthy docket and th Mayor not to show the la Turkey Expected to Enter Into War Today. Army Withdrawn From Allies Driven Back to Oise Fifty Miles From Paris. British Losses Are Heavy, Hun- Have Been Killed And Wounded ARTILLERY FIRE ANNIHILATING. ROME, Sept. army fighting withdrawn. Did enter staff to have bombarded. Eighth day finds Austrian out and hard pressed in securing the services of Prof. son. Mies Kate Chapman left for Baltimore where she will purchase her lull young men think a wife is all the The court disposed of the following Albert using vulgar profane language in a public place guilty and that the defendant . be confined In the county jail tor IS need but when get a if.- soon learn that they need some fur to set Co. for the Then it is the your friend a. W. who has an up-to-date line keeper those famous Hunt Club shoes at B. D. Co. Mrs a Aug.- children left are both sides. The fire is tor to visit her described as annihilating. , They have tune to the dead and coiled ,. ,,, wounded the battle is raging over them. j good . right. i Mr RUSSIANS THRONG AUSTRIA LONDON. Sept. 2- Russian embassy has that Russian advance will throng Austria, con In a must Ida Jarvis, engaged in and using vulgar and profane language in a public place, pi. ails guilty and that the defendant he con- In the county Jail U nays and Batter Wilson and James Wilson engaged In disorderly conduct and mutually assaulting each other, each pay a and 1-8 each. Ruts Lee May. engaged In and using vulgar and in a place , w Thompson of ; profane i town Monday on business I pleat's guilty and d to remain Every house wife wants a lovely in the county jail S period of AUSTRIANS ROUTED AT POINT OF BAYONETS ST PETERSBURG, Sept. -Sweeping the Austrians reported at war office. It was announced that Russian left wing was operating from a position on captured i e i. . i ., . and Harrington, Barber o haM fancy that will room the prices are right. can get your days to week at K. W. Dall's Meters. Charlie Elks, and O, C. Buck of were visiting friends lure Sunday. days all cost. John smith, engaged In using profane language butter public place pleads not guilty, fine I w on . DO and Jennie Martin Brown. and Williams, engaged in and assaulting each Ogress is still trying to provide other. guilty Brown and LONDON, Sept. embassy has announced that Russian advancing toward Lorraine where a siege of positions was in pro- driving the back the last two days. They partial at -Mouse and district. They compelled the French to with, raw their lines near Meuse. The left wing was attacked by ;. superior tone ill district and retired They drove the tenth army nous hack at Oise on account of the progress of the Ger- man right they were unable to follow up to advantage. General movements continue the All the military Hospitals in Paris were tilled to their capacity with many wounded British. and captured supposedly , . an,. i-a cost and to th. and heavily position of Russians charged,, way w jail , at point of bayonet swept over entrenchments com-, J- cotton mm routing th- e troops and five thousand Austrians were left iii the field. Tho Russian have captured big guns, more than a thousand including Commanding General it success of the Russian left. Not being able to With center and retreat the Austrians were men aced. prices an pleads guilty each pay tine . and cost. Mr and Mrs B. B Williams of driving an iS visiting Mr. r P over the street, at a than miles per hour and in a B n A Co., will give you .,,,, manner, not guilty, on matting, J and Being unable FORMING ADVANCE GUARD. PARES, Sept. allied lines of the I THREE HUNDREDS MILES OF BATTLE ROME Vienna dispatches state that a three mile of battle from Prussia to the river have reached a height of fury. The have after the fighting battle. general staff are attempting to annihilate the en- tire Austrian army. The beat is always the cheapest then gel your shoes from Marring pay was directed over to n. county hotel for no lobe on to pay med along the line extending from Forest and the heaviest fighting is in the of where the German infantry has great and a large force of German advance and movement toward Paris. A party Paul retrieved situation nine that is n-w under command left CO-operating with Sir John of the French. WIRELESS STATION ATTACKED. Sept. was flying at the of six thousand feel and dropped a bomb Into the An attempt against wireless station but the mark Zeppelin was forced to fly before a heavy Cannon and rifle lire from the fort. Four Civilians injured from Zeppelin bombs. them before buying TO V Milk Cows, Chickens, eggs. H W Hail. Lodge No of C A M meets Thursday night, visit- i ,. driving a , v, I over streets at a greater than miles and In a reek- leas manner pleads guilty lined and i Harms engaged in BRITISH LOSS SEVERE. French reports British losses was fighting and killed one hundred and Sixty, wounded six hundred eighty, and there missing forty two hundred and seventy. War office an that the National relief fund started, Prince Wales funds have reached ten million dollars. ALLIES DRIVEN BACK. PARIS, Sept. It is officially stated that the Allies center holds the battle lines that east and through departments Oise It is admitted that the Allies were driven hack to within miles . PARIS, Sept- -War admits that the French are slowly advancing in Lorraine. A general engage- is in progress in the vicinity of Meuse. B I ilia,. .--- . .,. are cordially Invited to conduct plead, guild Storage The Farmville Oil A Co, Most I y Bros . local representatives have decided t Offer to the Farmers of Pitt of their large MRS, P. it. OF DEAD IN a telephone message to i,,,, morning announced th. dead or Mrs Mollie wife Mr Peter II. Hives, of Hives retired tor the storage of cotton. This is . about t largo building with a when Mr. Hives cams In ab ,, his he No th. farmers ., ,., for the night ins wit. opportunity dead store their cotton, could be at I The Storage end Insurance rate Besides the husband Is survived Tel n ,,, children, live daughter, and but win be made w lo sou. a, MM.

mm. CAROLINA HOME and FARM and EASTERN REFLECTOR by D. I CAROLINA out rates may bad application at tile business Th Redactor Building, corner Evan All cards of resolutions J respect trill be i par Communications advertising Kill charged for at throe per line, up catered second class matter August M, at . office at North under act of March 1879 FRIDAY I. 1914. hats have begun to look . i ; W the Raleigh Times drop to the front to the Get tin box head chuckling over tin tearful faked the Item about sinking; On Friday, at In nut.- fill c home two miles from town Mr I. Joyner. kept up bis annual i. . when the forces the American ships, when II saw of serving a barbecue dinner i Stale thought tin meet. ill. . Aug. II The r- Junior will t i program Sunday at i. m. in ,. i it be ought to. for the time being, then o i will be usual number of Sum Parisian bats worn in America ill, r ii . man I s ems to h. Th I bettor than any them. papers th. stats thought to Ike Tobacco Board program at p. m. in it. Th Ural that in Trade some of his Mends. There Episcopal church. Mr N By- ling the war has cut off for the of then Just fifty seated around the lone. Kinston will be present and read.,, were copied in th- under th,. large oak. from lawn, and it was a teal attend. Indeed of which they partook. The Regardless of who you are or was prepared no the are I D Forrest . Co, has disreputable act that stamped It as with aide dishes for relish, and i n Ion j Ideal a denser course of and cake followed, with cigars as touch Hue up the and Kings and l i . Ii hurls our pride the news I P ed by Ii been suggested the war w ill stop tty gulch if ii I n Bl s an embargo export of rood stuffs. For good sake stop the exports and let the w end. Tint is, but so far it has not i condemnations of the your ready made suits an mail, of tin beat material the finishing Harrington, r Co, will make hat protect in. occasion also afforded u re union of the old tobacconists who had have fought to build and for son, an opportunity for the m-v comers to gel acquainted. Mr. and Mrs. most Ii i- passing strange arc happy th year i a high tariff wall the country. The condition they sought lo obtain is established In a delightfully, and their hospitality on twinkling by the European war. There Friday lacked none of their accustom- I is no longer any competition with Their friends always If Hi.- Russian he i k b. ., rumpus Ii there l as if the i tin- Is big for the market. There are several places around tow n that the might look after . . prove is waking up his summer nap, and will soon be in the soup murder .- t m what i- need less war -----o American neutrality means also Here is a rift In the Potatoes o--------- The book with the the war will soon in around, One about I mountain fuel war i- there aren't enough to hold a reunion afterwards is going to be I serious war an. r all Word comes from Missouri the demand for mules has most doubled up In When Kings begin to make Batter- speeches. It's high time for their subjects to out more life In- If all her . logo back he much left to little old York. Nations fighting lo make peace i . i-. a Tar River Is running right us a- usual, bill freight boats are not running on it. Th. people of Hi.- States have cause to feel grateful we have WoodroW Wilson in the chair in such a trying time. nothing to I here I- i i prohibitionist a thirst --------o- keep those from going on pauper products of Europe. Foreign manufacturers are all excluded from our markets. We arc the limit and having no means as a result of protecting our pleasure in being with them SILVER men haul marine to death, the Mi. mid Mrs. T. t Their tit their home on , street. Mr and Mrs. C. T Mun- Inn; i is our only recourse the an- And still protectionists are not happy of their marriage, which ii your interest to see then when yon want anything in dry good notion Mrs T COX made a short to Ayden Wednesday. A large car load of building at A. W. Ange Co. Mr. R. T. meaner returned Thurs- day. a three weeks visit to Ins home near Just received a big lot of new goods, goods trimmings and the styles at Harrington. Barber Co. To make life walk easy you will to wear Hunt shoes. II. I. For res- Ac Co., just received another large shipment. Miss Fannie Lee Spier returned yes- after a few days visit to her cousins Mr J. It Spier, near Ayden. If you are in need of a good cook or range examine our line. They occurred August 28th, i the home was most handsomely The attitude the Administration decorated, the parlor being In on tin-question Of war loans to green, the library ill pink and arc up-to-date. A. W. Ange Co. , ., i -rein room ill green ant Mrs. T Cox want to Greenville belligerents is eminently sound green tin room m I I and the dining room green This is a neutral Mr. weaver Norfolk is visiting lion. While American sympathies j.,,,., mt the front Mr and Mrs. W B. Win- may lie largely on one side of the great Mr Robert Greene. Jr. and gate here. I en arc with hail i i um.- all the time, If Russia . it but Prim l It I hat to I th world but my seem I i . lo . .,,, to Idea This Is a inn editor for on than when the news Hunks In I- r porting editor would happened If had devoted to Ism all years ml of m and peace Almost any sensible woman would r h. lug the a lively and affectionate wage earn r tin a hero Am r horror or war i- ill iv i i, Ann r i an will no ii drink their Ann ; d Mr i i worked out I should . given a i In has a col nil already, T hat good in I should take fa farmers her with I i found that buyers on the market are ready to for It i lays the war news sent lightning striking his was The censor I. . , time. Mexico i- Hading to ex In news columns on a. count of European war Is ready for peace plans In lie applied By the humor of th liner toil luge Frenchman's Hay. W i gar what the New York women thought their parade in of tin European war should M. Americana in our deter to be neutral should be care- in hotels to stifle preference for or tried ts and order them served plain. did nut until tin was ho uppish was r him . --------c III membership It will soon be time for the n I i I styles In The Meuse too, seems to be a River I just now Belgium must he getting tired of being used as a battle hr h rest if press agent is sending some amazing stories about the pat- fever of the Russian people. We wonder what Gen. Sherman have called it it he had lived until today. hop- the candidates will not try to make a war ill print, the American people are well l .-s King. At the parlor door content to maintain the policy of they were received by and Mrs. Loaning money to one; or more of the nations involved In the ably who present- ed them to the receiving line in which i Mr. and Mrs. Mr may not be a technical Mr Robert Lee, Mrs. Of neutrality, but Silas Warren, of Wilson, Mrs. from a moral standpoint it Is Powell of Wilson. Miss , i ford. Miss Martha Tyson and Dr. C. rendering assistance to a belligerent I i Moore, of Wilson. Furthermore, as money provides library door were re sinews of war. the best way to insure by Mr. and Mrs. Herbert White, an end to conflict Is to Mr. and Mrs. U Arthur and hold the sinews. And peace is the one Presented lo the receiving line in this , ,. , j room in which Mrs. II J thine above all others that the lilted, ,, ,.,. Mrs. Theo- earnestly wishes for as ,.,., outcome of the war. Ill mil ill Johnson, Of Scotland Mrs rick Gammon, of Mrs a. C of Wilson. At the gift room door tin y wen you want in dress goods, notions. I Harrington. Barber Co., have Just received another shipment of Shoes can lit the men . women The Society the High School met last night and elected the following officers Vice Wyatt. c. ii President; n. i- Scott Jackson. G. . Supervisor; S. O. son. B. S. Mar J Carpenter. Critic. With this excellent corps of officers we forward to the best years work in the annuals of the Society. The ladies usually want what they want when they want it and B. II Forrest Co. Is the only place that you can find it at They have anything and Nearly every gives our received by Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Kicks. trimmings. , , ,. thankful and in this room punch was served I Cook stoves and ranges now i people additional cause for thankful- t y a Lu k is to be found in pluck, and oilier plat i Woodrow and nit Theodore Roosevelt, is the Stales The feat mass silver gifts that on Co. Tb-t Society of Hie High School met this country's citizens are peaceful friends. Mr. Smith peace-loving. They are grateful I Cherry, and Mrs. I F. Lee. Here were also displayed the large number of from a host last night and elected the Mis-. Leary, Vive-President; ram, h and Miss Pink Miss Manning directed the gin-is Tucker, rowers think there i- of the hall to the dining room door where Johnnie 1-nu Treasurer of war, the I State is peace ,.,,.,. by Mr. and Mrs. F. We expect an excellent years work G James, lee cream, cakes, under the leadership of the corps and salted almonds were served by officers. Misses Lizzie Whitehurst, Ian y White- unmindful of the fact such a , , ,.,,., ii n Hull to I he war i loud. win An We i Imagine would more welt than tin- ii ii H Lump, war The farmers with of y in r will be on fellow s from now Why not tall in line and n warehouse In Green Summer ire turning their , homeward. who did not go to Europe find ii easier to get hack Everybody make up mind that is the best tobacco market in the trade and work accordingly. there is love at hist sight, and again love is blind. That is a comforting men of Been tan govern will provide ample money move tin i i , Nevertheless the exigencies of lb times are such as to make n, i can people t . i t a h. re Colo lit to thing If Columbus had not red Ann we would now be in the other side in this mix up If h race Is pulled off lore it had r be kept within Hi Hire mile limit, l h . South Cam done was in defeating Cole for the It looks i. Ii as if our own vim all th- world, and likely to con- to remain so. be such B I ill Wilson. Clara Jone condition would be i , .,,.,, Higgs, Fr an alcove back of the room, the Washington orchestra rendered music throughout the evening. The many friends of Mr and Mrs wish for them many more were the Warrior of Hay head of Hie nation, Colon d veil's friend Kaiser has I., en termed the Roosevelt of Europe and Colonel Roosevelt doubtless years together. like to be the Kaiser of America it , old tin opportunity. The trend of I is well revealed ill his utterances of the peace treaties list signed between the rutted Slates and score of other governments Any tiling that smacks of peace anathema to the man who boasted his spear knows no brother . would seem with the whole world aghast at the horror the European conflict, the doughty Colo i chose an Inopportune time to his contempt of peace. There are some an. Fred William-, had fallen Into needles folks and some ultra the wave of saddle went who win applaud his war chatter as there are uncannily ed pie who enjoy witnessing or in-1 North Carolina In the announcement j meting cruelty Buffering upon of Hi death of Mr Henry Blount. But the great majority Does Your Stomach Trouble You Wonderful Stomach Remedy Is Successfully Taken in Cases of Stomach, Liver and In- Ailments On Dose Often Dispelled Years of Wonderful Remedy will change that Share the Proof Thai Kid- Sufferers Seek backache Kidneys urinary ills Want a reliable I have to look fat. what tire people recommend. n Greenville has Its ca Hero's Greenville mail's , U J. Third st . tell it th says; had kidney complain My back ached and I had severe pains in my kidneys Headaches and dizzy spells were common and in the morn- I sore and stiff. The kidney Secretions were tOO frequent pas sage, scanty and contained which resembled brick-dust Friends recommended Kidney Pills and I got a box. They relieved me v. iv much, putting my back and In good all dealers. simply ask for a kidney the same Mi. had. Co., Props., N. Y. III i; DIES. ad mile College Dies III Poverty In Sew York. w York. Sept. barely be wonderful remedy ind the I oil at th- of this In I k Trouble ban p-ed In lull I Soldiers- Home in As a to a soldier In- was brave, as a lecturer I, ,,,, power for was and eloquent, as a write ,,., ,.,. lo he was It was his mission wonderful lb. remedy v and the benefits are entirely natural, it act Marriage Licenses on the source and foundation of these ailments. Occasionally we see a war extra that has real war news in it. lo spread sunshine and happiness in the pathway of and now he fa to reap a hundred fold reward All efforts tO wipe Belgium off the map ban been unavailing. A gentleman remarked that he gets information as lo the war situation from the i I- reports in The Reflector than he does from the bit, The Reflector gives the real news without padding, and In such form as to be read quickly. removing Hie catarrh and e pathway of others, and now he ha i Register of Deeds Bell has Issued licenses to since last Neat Tuesday is the for the Democratic primary in Pitt William A. Teel, Jr. and and democrat should go to the a native of Carolina graduate of Davidson and at one. time a brilliant preacher, died to day In a little attic room in a In a at till Sixty-eighth street. , urged to , Brooklyn, at the age of Mr. Brock- life had been composed of restore you lo good health Hut i f At one time polls and help to select the best men for the nominees of the party. Th men nominated in Ibis primary are ones who will he elected at the n November, and no one should stay sway from the primary thinking It Is alright for to be Above all things be careful William Carson, and Jon and Mahalia Watson. and Cox COLORED Eddie Clark and Mary Atkinson. Mai k A Pelt an, R. N. King to a test will be a revelation to you and you will rejoice, over your quick r- he was assistant pastor of the I Mr I church, and has occupied known I had In all of his ministerial Sale In C by work through In his con- MD L. and other misfortunes, he and finally was reduced to selling tea and coffee, from which he earned scarce- Mr f R Stretch left yesterday y cents a day. Only Ores th genuine, call toe tell on a business trip through I and New York. K t I son, Ralph him as far as horse farm. Will sell for or on Washington, where he terms Address Calvin Mills. To genuine, call lot tall . J . about who is to represent the several days sightseeing In and N. C. in the legislature. S the capital. w. . Greenville Tobacco Market Opens On Tuesday, September 1st Will be in PERFECT TUNE to get you the highest possible price for your tobacco We have the experience and money to do it with. Bring us your first load. YOUR FRIENDS, O. G. Rucker, Auctioneer. Johnston Foxhall Touring Cars F. B. Detroit F. L Detroit. We have several band Ford and other Cars, almost as -mid as new. for sale cheap. Ford Supply Co. Notice. i. My Barber shop Is at I III J- where you . always read; l i give you the i of work, t treatment , mid weal s Electric massage and shampoo, I walling both ladles and also have on hand a of Hair dressing, J, I. BAKER, Prop. IN n W With Greenville, N. C. n. Tailoring Parlor . . Pressing Club SUITS MADE TO ORDER Phone Evans Street Altering, Cleaning and of all Hals a specialty. Special attention given to Coat Suits and CLOTHES CALLED DELIVERED. Work guaranteed. H. MANAGER In lie Carolina Huh. GREENVILLE, N. C. The Mill in Swill Aug. -Yesterday In the Buncombe for trial of civil Judge Charges a friend . and going win r r la buying him yet this Is f by that. And tin n In r who Induces a married woman U leave her husband and lake up with . la guilty of a felony, pro- woman up lo that time had ,. virtuous and chaste Then there are these automobile, fellows from the way run. causes me . they do not know the Ian but they should know and can In themselves by looking in, tit. public Laws of 1913, Oil r, Superior Court for the trial of civil jg .,,.,,, have a legal being granted j r w, .,.,. la they shall in seven cases have been on the ,. ., from one half docket for some time past. The was one of unusual interest development featuring the hearing Of these act inns. WEEK. Thunderstorms in smith stale Arc I Aug. Thunder much the week South Atlantic and gull states and extreme southwest, are the I list by the weather bureau today have lights burning from one half in one hall hour lo sun rise with lights m front a red behind. Tiny must go IS miles iii towns, and miles l ,,. country and over miles ii th business section of u town must blow all crossing etc vet all of these regulations are con- being violated. And there regulation prohibiting a years old running a cur. II is duty to look Into these matters and that the law l not violated the public is Temperatures will be ,. proper protection, tor Boon- in the week over the . , . , portions of the country and during half of the week will i lover the west generally. No is Indicated. Greenville Roofing and Cornice Company. Mr. K. Hill, formerly located near A. C. I-. Depot Wishes Inform Ms friends that be is now a member of the above styled firm and solicits their patronage. WE DO ALL KINDS OF ROOFING AND SHEET METAL WORK. STOVE PIPE AND STOVE REPAIRS. REPAIR WORK OUR Supply l Sails at Off. D. C., Aug. Outside of there is no known commercial supply of potash salts, it the tire . or later If they continue to j , . the law, someone will be killed. or some Innocent little child maimed for life, the people should have i to run the risk. Th- Judge then directed the Jury I visit the county camp, the Jail, the clerks lie told the Jury lo see the In- of home wen- properly pro- U . , the i oil- bold, t- or Mai are, the Di primaries , I,. ti on S. pt. I um g the n I oil-holders and tie Tie. in. t- Heaver Dam, F M i ii i. Kg. i William Elks, . of Kim lion R. A. I Keg; John Hives, Lex n, s i; In I. II. It.-i;. W. Ed- i. ion, I. I. Brown Jud , S. Fleming, Reg W. S. Galloway Reg. J. i l. w. Judges No i. Robert Reg Jess R. L. Judges. SO I Reg. Henry J. Langston, Falkland. U B. Reg. , me Pierce, T. G. Move Judges A. Lewis, Reg. Jno S -1 Skinner. B, Fountain, J. Reg A r. Owens, W. D. Gaynor, Judges. Greenville, Win. A. Tucker. Hen. Harrington, A Clark, Judges. a. J. win. Wilson, T. Moore, Judges. Si. J. P. Reg. P s Moore. Smith, Judge polls open at seven o'clock in the morning and i lose . lock aft ; respectfully urge all demo, I attend the voting places on the .;.,. and vote for the candidates of their choice. h. Cash must want d. except act- counts. The l cents six words to the lint Tel- No. NEW s. M. Ask for 11.01 the best. it TABLE BOARD- Mrs. J. E. Forbes, Washington street, SAFE, show cases, Mrs. L. Griffin. WASTED I Telegraph office. for the convicts were pro , ma the European war, the and treated, world must either go potash prisoners in the salts after the eager supply now on j said he. hand is exhausted or bestir Itself to h confined in Life of New Assets A. Special Evans BL . t law NORTH join i. has moved his office from Us Bow to Dr Zeno Brown's on Fourth Street Day or Night t n-1 w . U. at La- I .,. . and la and Blew Lawyers Practicing tn all OB Street, fronting Cert Baal UM s At. e . hi. Dentist. over t.- Telephone H. still With The Life Co. of . T. find another adequate source of sup- ply Already many Inquiries regard- Ins have been to the States Geological Survey, and the journals report that mall quantities of spot material an changing hands sharp The situation is undoubtedly more acute than it was a few years ago when national interest was firs to the fact that the United States is entirely dependent on Ger- many for this Important class fer materials. the are put there for punish men and should be punished until they are convicted by a jury, should be protected. Bo as industrious as you ilk. gentlemen, even more than Court if you see but do your duty as you see ii I have Instructed you. President Weds X w York. Aug John of the of that name and a first lieutenant In the States Marine Corps, mar here today to Miss Vivian Whit mil, of Smyrna, Turkey The the Little i the Conner by rector, the Rev. Dr. t ThU Is a Legalized Democratic . held under an of last CHOICE CUT which is Chapter occasions noses. and tie era. Our art In wedding of the latest touch. In floral offerings to be Blooming pot Hy- palms, ferns, Norfolk ; v. many other nice pot Rose bushes, hedge plants and shade . telegraph am i. I. t Co. Store RALEIGH. N. C the Public Local Laws North i and only permitted to or vote in lame, under the p. t alls t August I CHAS. Chairman Dem. Ex. Committee KINS WAS. Hun Narrowly Heath In Aug. Mr. a. Mot gen, a citizen of this city, for a number of years a mis to china tor the M K. South, and for the two year employed accountant for the A, T Manufacturing Company, Law Mm his L. Physician Office In the Building on Dick- avenue. Office hours to and to Interest In light. Milwaukee. Wis. Aug. wide interest attaches to the political tight which will be settled in the Wis- primaries tomorrow. In the and Democratic parties are spirited contests for the no-, this city, while riding his for governor and for . a moderate gate was run over places on the slate tickets, but these, this afternoon near Presbyterian overshadowed by the hitter I by an automobile, coming up In the Republican ranks over the Unit-, high speed behind him. Both h. The t; and his motorcycle were between Governor turn-d several but h. and Lieutenant Governor Thomas fortunately escaped with his lite Morris, representing the two hones, but badly shocked an I of the Republican party bruised up. while lite reckless Wisconsin. Lieutenant Governor, kepi on the move and has not Morris is allied with the been Identified. wing of the party, Governor is the standard-bearer I have just opened up business here in the City Market to handle all water products, fish and oysters a specialty and lo give you the very best possible, and guarantee every bunch and pound that we send out. First class goods handled in first class shape. If we haven't got what pet it. Let us desires. am here to give you good service and treat you right, and we will appreciate the smallest from you. Orders taken over and goods delivered. J S. City Market. Phone No. Of g. j. Attorney at Building. o Office t J. R. Smith Bro., store Ayden. N. Monday and Tuesday. October LI, Eyes examined and glasses filled Home Washington. N. C Except Monday's and Tuesday's. the Senator Stephens., n whose seat Is the plum for which the rival factions are contesting, thrown his strength In favor of Morris Whenever You Need a General Tonic Take Grove's The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic is equally valuable as a General Tonic because it contains the well known tonic QUININE IRON. It acts on the Liver. Drives out Malaria, Enriches the Blood Builds up the Whole System. cents Has secured the services Messrs, of Anderson. Ind. and Gibson, Charlotte, two ex- mechanics, and are prepared serve you In r. pair and repairing your machine with dispatch and workmanship. southern Cashier Wilson iWilson, Aug. SO Here is a of news has been suppressed for sum tune In the that, for his and his baby's sake. A. T, formerly cashier of the Norfolk Southern railroad In this city, would good s shortage between 1400 iii bis He ha been employed by the company since Street rumors are . that he has abandoned his wife and child and before leaving yesterday he threatened to end it all by self-destruction. Mrs will return lo her parents near Elisabeth City a few days. Atlantic North Round So. a m. No p. m. East Bound a. m. No I a m No. n m Line. smith Bound No. p. in No. p. West Bound No. I a. n NO, 7.8 No 1-01 Only One To lull name. K W. a Cold in One aid and oH Old Won't Curs. at by In- old It Cm and lime. f Warrenton School B. Grade Classical and Courses Special Course y to Academies. Trained and Ex- Faculty. One teacher to twenty students, All herding students under the Immediate of Principal and Two literary societies, Young Mens Christian Association. than one hundred students now In I.-I-. s as leaders of fresh, and classes at Davidson College. Leaders or and one of three highest in fresh, at University. Other of leadership, moderate, . , .

Moseley Bros. REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE ACTS. ITEMS. Aug. Mrs U n Daughtry and children who visiting in our town left for her in Thursday, Ivy Smith and Mrs V to Friday to attend a bis dinner given Mr. Ed Carrie IS- Smith is attend- a house party near Falkland this Nina Harris and Mr. i of Greenville, is visiting at Mr. ivy Smith Sunday afternoon. Mr. Oscar and wife of spent the day at Mr. C. E. last Sunday. Trilby Smith gave a very in watermelon frolic at the to- barns a few nights ago com to her house Misses Martha Be smith Of Farm- ville with the old timer games an I the talking machine young folk had a lively time M-. smith left morning a few days in Norfolk. Some of our farmers have finished urine tobacco. Greenville cast Is an example. Others will follow. Mrs. IV. Hunter, HIS Evans Bl Greenville had kidney com- plaint. back ached and then was soreness across my kidneys. The ions from my kidneys were scanty and contained sediment i also had headaches and spells . Pills advertised in the papers a supply at Warrens Drug Co. They sir. my back relieved the other tom- of kidney trouble. I use whenever my bat give ii. and ii; m at all dealers. Don't .;. ask for a kidney r. I Kidney Tills the same that Mrs Hunter had Co Prop Buffalo. N. Y. REPORT in- In you need a kidney . inc. Then read reports in these very columns of Greenville persons cut i or bi with Kid- Pills. Yon have go far Ind out if tie v are true. Th's Material Primary in Salt Lake City, Aug. A primary election is in pro- in for the nomination of candidates for States senator, representatives In Congress, supreme court justice and several minor of- flees, States Si ne'er Reed Sue,, and the present in Congress. Joseph Howell Jacob Johnson, are expected to be n on the Republican an effort defeat them the De- have agreed on a plan of fusion. The fusion ticket is made up of . De- for states senator, and II. Mays and Lewis Larson, for in Congress, Mr T. king Dead. At a Quarter past o'clock. Sun- morning, Mrs Blanche King, Henry T. King, died at their on Third Street She had been about a month, which she suffered much. as formerly Miss Bundle of re. and was to Mr. King in June, MM. Be- sides the husband the i two little aged and years. is also survived by her mother, Mrs E. I. of one brother or l. i. of and two Mrs. V. ll of Warsaw and Mrs, Zeno Moore, ct the latter being here at tie time of her death. Tin- services was conducted Ibis n r- ii at o'clock at the home by Rev. Walker, pastor of the church of which w-as a faithful member, tin Interment being in Cherry Hill Cemetery. The pall bearers were l. Carper, B West- D. Spain J. A. J. S Tunstall. H. I. Co- ward. T K. Hooker, T I Moore. A. J. D Whichard, Julius C s Carr, i. C. Dudley, k. i Harding, J R E. H. r. T II C Flanagan, U Main Building. Miss ii. D Austin Mi-s Gray Powell grade Miss Lucille Pike. Fourth grade Miss Ivey grade Miss Norms and Miss lone Sixth Miss Hep n Seventh grade Miss Lucille Sheri- Sixth and Seventh Edna Brooks, School English and Science Mist Audrey Latin and Maud Mat- and E S. Peel; Principal, Mr. E. S. Peel Mary Whitaker and Miss Lillian Carr Model School. grade Miss Miriam Mai Second Mae Morris Third Fourth grade -Miss Annie Me- The kind of bargains we offer are good dependable goods with a strong tee of a strong concern behind them. When you buy of us you have the as that we are always here to make anything right that isn't. You may be able to match our prices elsewhere not for our kind of vehicles; or our vehicles not at our reason- able prices. The secret of it all is that we keep a few laps ahead of the pro cession. We have made a study of the likes and needs of vehicle users. Our stock embraces every type of job that is desirable and each one has a touch here and there which puts it in a class just above and beyond the common of vehicles. Whether you care to buy now or come merely to get posted our lines will prove interesting and you are just as welcome in either case. The John Flanagan Buggy Greenville, North Carolina. We can supply your wants in Bicycles, Bug- and Road Carts. Be sure to see me for Buggies, Wagons and Harness. Cash or on time. J. E. Winslow, Greenville, N. C. Mini J. mil Work It Elected tier a The Mini. I Work In ti The Mouse A Recorders Court Pill that will not either Interfere With the jurisdiction of the Justice of Hi, Peace, or of the Superior Court One which warrants ran be returnable by justice and can dis- pose of eases more rapidly and more to the State and the de- and save or more a year in jail fees and disposing of cases within ten days, it takes from thirty to ninety days, and saving a great deal of time for the Superior Court to give to more 2nd Some reformations In our Jury system, so that one or two men cannot negative what ten or eleven say It justice. the statue that per- the standing aside of a man Who has served on a jury within two years or who is not a freeholder and simplify the rubs of so that a witness may tell what he knows without constant war between counsel as to what the rule of evidence is. 3rd. Make the railroads give a i, Mat in every patron of their t ad I, They carry some at cent and others at 1-2 cents. Everybody should be made to pay the same price There is a discrimination against class of people. 4th Our and oyster Industries are being destroyed by the stationed pound net, with its small mesh, selling day end night. Sunday included, and catching, every size of fish, whether merchantable, or too small, and thus ii seventy-live per cent the to catch twenty-live per cent In sold. As a member of the if 1907, I procured passage of a bill by the lower House to re- quire a I in mesh tO the pound net. Which would have relieved this situation, but it was killed in th Senate Our oyster beds are being destroyed, year several h bushels were taken from our eastern waters and planted In the waters of Virginia and Maryland which is literally destroying the In- of North Carolina. This should be prohibited. In all local matters the people, shall pass no bill that is not favorable be the of the people, or voted on by them. I ask the support of all loyal rte and if am nominated and will represent . the whole County and all the people Very respectfully. J. 8-31-ltd Automobile For Hire Town or Country NIGHT. Phone Rick's Grocery, RATES REASONABLE East Carolina Teachers Training School A State school to train teachers for the public schools of North Carolina. Every energy Is directed to this one purpose. Tuition free to all who agree to teach. Fall Term begins September For and other Information address, ROBT. H. President, GREENVILLE, N. C WE HANDLE PRESCRIPTIONS as if each were tor members of our own family. We use none but the very purest drugs. W use every caution to Insure accuracy and faith- Have your prescriptions Ail- ed and you can have perfect In the medicine. And confidence, know, Is a help In effecting a TO CURT, Drug Company is State Fair Open. Columbus, Auk- pros most flattering for a exhibition, the sixty-fourth annual State Fair was Inaugurated to- day and will continue through the week. Everything from racing air- ships to fatted calves Is Included in elaborate display The exhibits of live stock, agricultural and horticultural products are numerous and of a high class. An elaborate racing and numerous other amusements features have been pro- by management. Indications points to a large attendance of during the week. T. I. Moore INSURANCE Fire, Health and Accident Proctor Hotel aM i MT. PLEASANT COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE the Measure of A high grade Institution young men and boys, preparing for business life, teaching, or Junior class In College, University. Accredited relations with University and leading colleges. Govern- that appeals to and develops self-control. Beautiful and healthful location In Piedmont Carolina. Commodious brick buildings on elevated, shady t Splendid athletic ground. Total expenses for the session under Many things you will want to know set forth In Illustrated set free. Address F. A. M. PRINCIPAL Mt. Pleasant, N. C. Markets Opened September 1st. Considering Jurisdiction of the of s of The Ai erase. Today the Greenville tobacco mar- began sales for tin- season. There 1st. A Recorders Court for that will not either r Justice Court line which warrants can be made returnable by justice and can dis- pus- of cases more rap My and more satisfactory to the State and the de- was great big rush at the opening save or more a nor was such expected -but In jail fees and disposing of was enough tobacco and enough I cases within ten days, j farmers to make a lively start. Many it takes from thirty to ninety days Came not to bring any tobacco for the, and saving a great deal of time for the sale, but just to see how the mar- Superior Court to give to more opened and how prices started off. cases. it was not known just to what extent j Some reformations in our jury tin- European war would affect prices, system, so that one or two men cannot BO there was a disposition to make what ten or eleven say If a little Investigation before doing Justice. Repeal the statue that per- selling. The aggregate amount nuts the standing aside of a man who on the floors of the seven warehouses has served on a jury within two years was something like pounds or who is not a free-holder. Chang and that was a good beginning con- and simplify rules of evidence so the uncertainty of prices and that a witness may tell what he knows the busy time with the farmers. ; without war between counsel Th- first sale was at the Gum ware- as to what the rule of evidence is. house which had 13.844 pounds on its , 3rd. Make the railroads give a floor Everybody cent Hat rate to every patron of their see how the bidding would be when roads. They carry some at cent and Auctioneer Z. T. Broughton started j others at t 1-2 cents. Everybody the first pile. i should be made to pay the same price The Second sale was at the Liberty There is a discrimination against one when the offerings amounted to of People. about pounds. Prom here the Water industries buyers moved to the Star warehouse being destroyed by the stationed whose floor showed about 13.000 pound net. with Its small mesh, setting pounds. Then on to the end night, Sunday included, and which bad around pounds. The came next with a layout of about then Gorman Gentry with about pounds, and the sales of the opening day wound up at Johnston Fox- hall with about 18.000 pounds. THE BEST COMPANY-- The Mutual Life In- Company, of Newark, N. J. C. L. Sole Agent. Greenville, N. C. Candidates Cards All Cards are per Inch per payable la For Sheriff I wish to announce to my friends and the public generally that I am candidate for the of sheriff of Pitt county subject to the action of the Democratic primary, and will the vote and help of any. SIMON For Sheriff I wish to announce to my that I am a candidate for sheriff -it Pitt county, subject to the action the Democratic primaries. Should I will endeavor to serve At all the houses prices ruled pretty a 1-2 in. mesh to the pound much the same, the average being net, which would have relieved this cents per pound. Most of the offering situation, but it was killed in th, being primings, with only and then a sprinkling of the article, hence the opening prices catching, every size of whether j merchantable, or too small, and destroying seventy-five per cent the fish to catch twenty-five per cent elected I to be sold. As a member of the the people one and ail to the beet of of 1907. I procured the passage your of a bill the lower House to re- heP- ERNEST R. DUDLEY. For I hereby announce myself u date for Treasurer of Pitt County sub to the Democratic primary. II W L. HALL. FOR COMMISSIONER I hereby announce myself a can- for county commissioner, to myself, subject to the Demo- primary of Pitt County. E. B. WHICHARD. 7-13-U For Sheriff. wish to announce to my friends and J quite general satisfaction. several warehouses are in good shape to handle all the tobacco that comes here, and they will do as much for the farmer as can done anywhere. The for the season an- as Johnston A- Foxhall. Proprietors. F. D. Foxhall. Sales manager. A. Brown, Floor manager. O G Rucker. Auctioneer. M and LT Pierce. Book- keepers J W. Perkins. Cashier. Warehouse. j. and R L Little, G A and H N Beasley office force. S A Smith, Floor manager ii. W. Stepp, Night Watchman. T Broughton. Gorman A, Gentry Warehouse Gorman A Proprietors c Manager and Book keeper i. ii Bowling, G R assistants. Rosa Owens. Stenographer. T Cannon. Auctioneer. M C Mitchell and Luther Dudley Floor managers. Liberty Warehouse. S T Hooker Prop, and manager S Hi Campbell, Auctioneer. S I and F B Hooker force. Mr Bland Floor Star . Sugg. Proprietors. A A Forbes. Jr. Auctioneer. s W Porter. Bookkeeper. T M Hooker, asst Bookkeeper. K T Wooten, asst. Bookkeeper. C T Bullock. Floor manager. T R Harris, Night watchman. Brick Warehouse Brinkley, Rice Spain. Proprietors. Brinkley, Sales manager. Rice, Auctioneer. Spain and Harris. Bookkeepers, lien Floor manager. C Perkins, asst. Floor manager. Miss Juanita Hamilton, Cashier and Stenographer. Warehouse c t and R H Knott Props F S Auctioneer. T H Walker, manager. R A Tyson, Bookkeeper. W H Meares, asst Bookkeeper. Jesse P Williams, asst Bookkeeper The Buyers. Th corps of buyers on the market is strong numbers some as good judges tobacco as are known ti the trade. The list of buyers and Arms represented are as follows; B i Ferguson and J S Bernard, Jr. for American Tobacco Company. W I Skinner, and E B for Impel Tobacco Company. C, II Cooper and H A Best for port Tobacco Company. , and E Q for T Person T A person Co. C Thomas and J I Hughes Thomas Co. K II and L N for B Tobacco Company. T M Meade for T M Meade Co real destroyed, year several hundred the generally I am t thousands bushels were taken from j tor the office of sheriff if our eastern waters and planted in the county to the action of waters of Virginia and Maryland which is literally destroying the in- of North Carolina. This should be prohibited. 6th. In all local matters coming the people. I shall pass no bill that Is not favorable by the of the people, or voted on by them. I ask the support of all loyal de the Democratic primary. I will elate the support of all. R. HYMAN For Sheriff. I take this method of announcing I the citizens of Pitt county I am a candidate for the office of sheriff For Sheriff. To my fellow citizens or Pitt county I hereby announce myself a candidate for the nomination for sheriff of county subject to the action of the Democratic primary of said county. r nominated and elected I pledge myself to make you a good officer. Than kin.; one and all for support and co operation I am. JNO. L. GIBSON, of Township. N. C and if am nominated a ml subject to the action of the Democratic elected, will represent the whole party. If elected I to County and all the people the to the best of ability. I Very respectfully. appreciate your vote and J J. you may give me. E- New Gar- den Seed F lower Onion Sets Maine Red Bliss rich Seed Oats Rape Seed Dr. Hess Sleek Powder For Sheriff. I wish to announce to the voters Pitt county that I am a candidate sheriff subject to the action of Democratic primary. If elected I prom to serve the county to the best my ability; never shirking from the duties of the office. Thanking you -u advance tor your vote and support JOE FOR TREASURES. be a candidate for the office Treasurer of Pitt County, subject to the action of the Democratic I thank the people for sup- port they have given me in the psst and If elected, promise to give them the same I have tried to give since been In office FOR I hereby announce myself a date for County Commissioner from Falkland Township subject to the action of the Democratic primary. If elected I will endeavor to serve the people to the best of my ability. L R BELL, For Constable I announce to the voters of Green Township that I am a candidate for constable subject to the action f the Democratic party and If elected will serve the to the best my ability. Soliciting your vote and help. I am. HENRY Fur Constable. I announce to the voters of Green that I am a candidate for constable subject to the action of the Democratic primary and will an predate the of any. AMOS C. JACKSON. For I announce to the voters of township that I am a candidate for constable subject to the action o the Democratic primary and will vote, mil help. A. R The Fastidious Man would Just as think of living with out eating as he would of omitting his daily bath A and convenient bathroom is not a luxury but an everyday easily those who want h, aim and cleanliness. If you haven't a model bathroom have one fitted up by. S. T. Hicks, THE Plumber. If it INSURANCE you WANT SEE US HALL MOORE FOR I announce to the voters that I am a candidate for of Pitt county for Township sub- to the action of the Democratic Primary and solicit your vote and help. If elected I will endeavor to serve the county to the best of my ability. R. U FOR take this method of Informing my friends and the voters of Pitt county in genera that am a candidate for County Commissioner, subject to of the Democratic primary If elected f shall serve the people to the best interest of the county ac- to my ability. Your vote and help is earnestly solicited and will he highly appreciated c . HARRIS For I announce myself a candidate for County Commissioner from Carolina Township subject to the actions of the Democratic primary and solicit your aid. S. A. CONGLETON. To The Democratic Voters of Pitt Yielding to the urgent requests my many good friends I hereby an- myself a Candidate for Commissioner of Pitt County, sub- to Primaries In announcing my candidacy I de- sire to thank my friends for the con- reposed In me, and I assure them and all parties and persona of Pitt county, that should I be I shall try to perform the duties of said office as best I can. This August 1914. mod. Farmville, N. C. For Representatives. At the request of many Democratic friends I announce myself as a can- for the lower house of the next to the Democratic Primary. J. J. Pitt FOR To the Democratic Voters of CountyAfter long consideration and after much solicitation from my many friends I have consented to be a can- for County Commissioner Pitt County, and I do hereby announce candidacy for said office, subject the Democratic Primaries of Pitt county. In announcing my candidacy to thank my friends for their thank the people for the support; in me. and hope that my me in the past and If elected will serve them to the best of my port- ability FOB REGISTER OF DEEDS I wish to announce that I am a can- to succeed myself in the of Register of Deeds, subject to the action of the Democratic Primary. I SHADE A. STOCKS. For Treasurer. I announce to my friends and the voters throughout Pitt county that I am a candidate for Treasurer subject to the action of the Democratic If elected I will serve the to the best of my ability. Hoping to receive your vote and support am Ti C. T. CROP OF COT. TON is FORECAST Washington Auk bumps crop of cotton, which may equal or For Treasurer. I this method of announcing to the voters of Pitt county that I am a candidate for Treasurer subject to the action of the Democratic Primary. For I I announce to the voters of Green township I urn a candidate for constable subject to the action the Democratic primary and will predate their vote and help. I JESSE I. WHICHARD For Clerk of Superior I hen by myself a date clerk of Superior Court Pitt subject to tie action of tho Democratic primary. Grateful for the flattering vote the people gave mi four years ago, I solicit your port. If elected I will All the to the best of my ability. S i J I CO exceed the record crop of 1911. , TOte my friends and the public generally, and If elect- ed I promise to the duties of the office to the best my ability. O W. HARRINGTON. return are made. Is indicated by the Department of re- port today showing the condition the crop on August to be per cent, of a normal total production bales of pounds gross weight Is Interpreted by the Depart- experts from the condition figures. W Hunter for Smith for FOR I announce to the voters that I am a candidate for Commissioner of Pitt This Is bales more than county from Township Abject forecast from the July condition the the Democratic the result of excellent your vote and help, throughout the cotton ejected I will endeavor to serve during August. county to the best of my Joseph B. Announcement. i 7.7 II. W. Carter announces that September 1st. he completed arrangements which en- ables to spectacles and eye glasses, made according to his prescription and guaranteed to be en- satisfactory, free of additional cost to all patients who pay his re- fee of ten dollars for the nation of their eyes. pro card Io Democratic Voters of Pitt At the urgent request of numerous friends and citizens of Pitt County hereby announce myself a date for the House of of Pitt County subject to the Dem- Primaries. desire to thank my many friends for their confidence me and if nominated, I shall do my utmost to perform the duties of the office with equal justice to all This the 22nd. day of August, 1914 Respectfully. J. C. GALLOWAY. 8-25-tI, FOR CONSTABLE hereby announce myself a for Constable Of Township, subject to the ac lions Democratic Primary. If. NOTICE I hereby announce myself a can for Representative to the General Assembly of North Carolina subject to the action of the Demo- Primary of County and all Democratic support will be ed. N. W. For Clerk Superior Court. I hereby announce myself a can- for Clerk Superior Court of Pitt County subject to the action of the Democratic Primary. A. 7-8-14 for CONSTABLE I hereby announce myself a date for Constable from subject to the action the Democratic Primary and If elected will serve the office to the best of ability. EDDIE BRIGHT. I hi announce myself a for County Commissioner North side of Tar River subject to the action of the Democratic primary nominated and elected will serve tho County to the best my ability. R. D. 7-18 To The Democratic Voters of Pitt Yielding to urgent requests of my many good friends I hereby an- myself a Candidate for Commissioner of Pitt County, sub Joel to Primaries In announcing my candidacy I de- sire to thank my friends for the con- reposed In me. and I assure and all parties and persons of Pitt county, that should be I shall try to perform tho duties of said as best can This August 1911. JOSEPH s Ayden, N C S-25-11. II I I. V c. FOR I hereby announce myself a date for County Commissioner from Township to succeed my- self subject to the Democratic of Pitt County. W. L. F II I the PARADISE Mackerel Blue Plenty of boats Charges moderate COMFORTABLE AND COTTAGES low season week end Sunday it s I K F IRES via NORFOLK Ask ticket agents for timetables and fares or w. k PORCH Beaufort, N. C S. C. P A. Norfolk. Va. J. F. MITCHELL, T. P. A. Raleigh, N. C. J. E. MARSH Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist treat all animals. Calls promptly day or night. Office at B. . Smith's stables with hospital at Mich., Tin th celebration and an- r- convention of the Michigan grand lodge, Knights of Pythias, aid th. annual reunion of the vice. Day phone League, began n Into. in the of the we The Mini. BI Hi rs are their annual n. a m this afternoon with a on In honor of Th Mr-i the grand he tomorrow mot alt H. W. CARTER, H. D Practice limited to diseases of the Far, Nose and Throat, and fitting of glasses. Office with Dr. James. N. C, Every Monday Home Office Washington, N. C

For the Road OUR DRIVING LAMP is the most and efficient lighting de- all kinds of vehicles not blow out or jar out. with thumb screws, so that it is a clear light feet ahead Extra large red danger signal in bacK. It is equipped with handle, and when makes a good hand lantern Will last for years At Dealers Everywhere STANDARD OIL COMPANY Mr. r Hollar and l l While Was M Richmond. v. Norfolk. Charlotte. Charleston. W. Va. Charleston. S. morning at a. m. th i W. P. Evans l. II. Clark tried in Mayor's court, B. J. n appearing tor Mr Clark. Brat witness Capt. J. I l was standing , com r when ,, Bred, heard tame one any , B light i turned and saw Mr. i vane and Mr. dark in both doing all m. could, ran to them Clark one way and Evans the other, there was no Evans receiving a ten , , s,,. any deadly weapons Both were fighting willingly l did ,,, .,,. bit Clark, both bad dean when I parted them. ,,, n,,. next on the stand Mr , That want to Post Office my mail. had . law under my arm. when i my mail l books in one hand and mail In the other, when I left the Office then went to the independent Co. office a, ; had to pass Dr. Noble of- Bee, did stay In Independent but a minutes I then came and started to my office, i .,. . ,., when they -an together, saw I first blow. saw Clark twice, saw Evans With head down trying Ma I If Clark had or any Object in his hand could have seen h; did have anything, I could have touched either one and saw it all. did hear a from either. Mr Clark was found guilty of as- Mr. Evan not guilty Clark lined 16.00 and coal MAS Sad indeed were the circumstances attending the tragic end of young J w whose body found In the canal above the Coast Line trestle Sunday by Mr. Hubert Jennings who together with hie eon were out early for a Mr Jennings says he no- something Boating In too water and thought it was the body of a child. With the aid of Messrs. lames James and R G. others his body was brought land. in a few moments sheriff Howard Howe Dr. Bert and a large crowd scene and that Mr. had mailed a passed by Dr. Noble's office I aw ;,,, employer, Mr. J. K. Barrett stat- in then with some other parties , ho death no in- I ,,,., toward Main street and on my way some one ran by me but I in four feel did rot pay any attention to It, D when found. pa turning the corner out i body by friends t Of , Into or Main St. K it might be Mr . lark showed up from parts j kn, whether be came out of l To School All pupils who are transferring from schools to Green- ville this fall and all who been sChOOl here before but have no promotion cards to school building I o'clock Friday, Morning. to be mined and to grade Bring hooks last used in school. I. it is very Important that all pupils enter the day of achoo on that day the work of the year is begun and a year's work cannot l in less than a year. A pupil a day or a week late is not only a disadvantage himself put n is also a hindrance to the whole grade that he recites in. Pupil who enter should not expect to be admitted lo tho grades that their promotion cards call for. Children who have never been to school will not be admitted lo after the second week of . h , All children who are already six years old of would six by the first of November will be admitted at opening. Children who be- come six after the first of November should not enter school next fall. HOY Having qualified as of Minnie M late of Pitt con I- North Carolina, this is to notify all the undersigned administrator p. having claims against the es- ,., of said deceased to exhibit them Within twelve month from this date or ibis notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted lo said will make immediate payment. This- August Kill, Administrator f, G. James A Son, SIX-U IS A inn You Need a Tonic There are times in every woman's life when she needs a tonic to help her over the hard places. When that time comes to to the woman s tonic Urdu, is com- posed of purely vegetable ingredients, which id gently, yet surely, on the weakened womanly organs, and helps build them back to strength and health. It has benefited thousands and thousands of weak ailing women in its past half century of wonderful success, and it will do the same for you. You can't make a mistake in taking The Woman's Tonic Miss Amelia Wilson, R. F. D. No. Ark think is the greatest medicine on earth, for women. Before I began to take I was so weak and nervous, and had such spells and a poor appetite. Now feel as we an i as as I ever did, and can eat most anything. Begin taking today. Sold by all dealers. Has Helped Thousands. NOTICE FOB HO- By virtue the power sale con- In a certain deed executed and delivered by and wife and W. O Cherry and wife J H. Davenport on day Jan. 1908 duly recorded in the Register Heeds Office of Pitt County, N. in Hook J S page the undersigned will expose to public before Hi- Court House door in Greenville, C., to the highest bidder tor Monday the day of September 1914 at m. a certain tract or parcel of land laying and being in County j of and State of North Carolina and described as follows, Situate in the Town of be- ginning at a stake In front of Post office and running Bait BO to the S Tucker line, thence with R. S. Tucker line North feet, thence fifty feet thence South feet lo the containing Sal- made to satisfy said mortgage ad. This the day of August 1914. J. R. Mortgagee. Ally. 8-5-1 To me it i- with a great deal o , .,, ire to i the candidacy of r, for the Legislature, for . -i n that be a man of and conviction, a student and a I scholar, a thinker and a worker, a of broad sympathy and led with the people's needs. us In nor ourselves by voting for him In i the County will honor It- self and services in the Legislature the state will be blessed. T have we turned from the v .- and prudent, and bestowed favors upon simple, but this time he wise and generous enough for the tote tor Dr for the Legislature, A. DEMOCRAT or out of the ally do not know but at any rate l was assaulted b Clark, just as I saw Clark he had his coat on his arm he began to say something to me or about me could , understand it was about this time he threw his coat aside and ran into me, knocking my glasses off, at this time I dropped my mall and all, hooks had two. Clark had some in his hand and me behind the head the skin It could not have been his naked hand. I did not strike even where he struck me he cut or skinned me I did not have time to strike him. he tin I; my hands and cut them i do not what he had In ins hand but be certainly had some substance In his hand. I w one of looks l had In my hand at , my i-st effort to gel to him but could not, don't know what would have done had got I en hold of Him all I know is whatever he hit me win, was metal, the scar I received in could not have been by his raked fist, not to Mr. in over two not since be called me a ball m an article published ii. Reflector. want to say that Clark did not knock me down he Struck me and i Slipped and fell on hands. M. Clark was next lo be called ,,, he stated direct from my office to store i not seen Mr Evans until i from of I had my coat , my arm. when saw lilt- pared for burial and shipped to his in N. C. The re- mains were sent to Williamston yes- at the request of his father In charge of Mr. Otho Howling also an employer Mr. Barrett, where th. interment occurred yesterday after- noon Times Aug. In those words many ac- count tor the wonderful preaching Charles R. Tuner a handsome lad or this notice will b six years, who, though barely old of reCovery. enough lo attend public school, is an ordained minister of the Church as is his father a minister of sixteen standing. Charley is a native Florida. He will be seven cars old until next November. In September. he was converted and entered the work which, be declares Will vocation. V. TO Having qualified as of Elias Elks, lat of Pitt county, N. C . this is lo notify all persons having claims against the estate of said deceased to exhibit to the on or before the day plead in bar All persons Indebted to said estate will make immediate payment. the 18th day of August, 1914. ALFRED TRIPP, Administrator NOTICE OF Having Qualified as administratrix of the estate of the late Dr. E. A. is to notify all persons having claims against the estate of the said Grain Privileges MONEY l WHEAT. Puts and calls are the safest and surest method of trading In v e-------- M . --I Dr A. to present the same to loss is the undersigned administratrix on or August IS, 1915 or this notice risk will be plead in bar of recovery. All indebted to said estate will make immediate settlement. This August 1914- HORTENSE F. Administratrix HARDING PIERCE Atty. way bought. No further risk. Positively the most trading. Open an account. You can, buy HI puts or calls on 10.000 bushels grain for or yon can buy both for or as many more as you wish NOTICE, North Carolina, Pin county. In Superior Court. t. vs. Josephine The defendant above named will notice an action entitled as above Court of Pitt County to obtain a from the bonds of matrimony been commenced in the Superior and the defendant will further take notice, that she is required to appear at the next Term of our Court of Tilt County, lo be held on the second Monday the first Monday Of September it being FOR SALE Twelve farms In Martin County, varying from to five seres in size, on easy terms and reasonable prices, solicit inquiries. Martin County Realty Co. Williamston, N. C. s J. Everett, Atty. Greenville, N. C, An advance or decline of cent gives hist of September, a. the Court the Chance to take profit House in said County and In A movement of cents profit. I ville. N. and answer or demur to Write tor full particulars and bank complaint In said action, or I apply T It demanded in the complaint. Columbus, Ohio. This the 18th day of August 1914. Address all mail to Lock 1420. A. T. MOORE. Clerk Superior JULIUS BROWN, Attorney for Piles Cured In to J Days Your will reined money W OINTMENT fails curt MO or M The We Whenever You Need a Tonic Take Grove's The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless Tonic is equally valuable as a; General Tonic because it contains the ; Wont well known tonic QUININE, i how lose and IRON. It the Liver. Drives i , , , , -M . Malaria. the Blood and Builds up the Whole SO cents TO The having this qualified as Executrix of the last will and testament of Mamie Hyman. not- ice is hereby given to all persons in- lo the undersigned Executrix and all persona hold claims against said estate are hereby notified to file their claims with the undersign ed within twelve months from the date of this notice or said notice will be plead In bar against the recovery on said claims. This the day of June, 1914 L. ADA HYMAN. Executrix of Mamie Hyman PIERCE Attorneys. Stale lair at Res la, Aug. Iowa Slate Fair opened here today favorable auspices and will continue until Sept. The fair is . first to be held in the central West this year and is at- more than ordinary attention. The management has been working hard to have the exhibits above the average and the result is the largest and best collection of agricultural. horticultural and live stock exhibits -v. r shown here. The record-break- crops throughout Iowa are ex- acted to contribute in large measure to the success of The attendance promises lo be unusually large. THE FARM Ceres lire, alter Cm The wont no Butler of how long standing, re the old reliable Antiseptic ill, ll . i the Basis of all Industry I LIME ll the hull all Write let by best authority in the United I OS Lime on the Farm, and get price purest lime. Don't buy earth, tic. A postal will you I POWHATAN LIME CO. STRASBURG VIRGINIA threw my coat lo one side and re- marked to Evans you have lied on my family and I will not stand for I struck him with my fist. I did not have anything else in my hand. knocked him on his hands and knee, and if I bad wanted to I could have kicked hint the tact and side did him bodily harm but waited every time tor him to gel up and give him a and did all I did to him with nuked admit had a ring on my left hand and I struck him with both II he scratch- , it possibly might have been did it. I did have anything In hands I had clean hands. Mr Evans threw one of his books me I had not been In Noble's office at all that morning. Evans kept striking at me he struck at me hard he grunted but I kept backing in order to give myself good room. Ur. E Nobles was next witness called. Clark was not in my at all the morning of the affray, ha not Clark until after fight I was in my when Evans pass on his way to the Independent and was there when he came an Clark was not there. had not Clark until some one remarked there is a fight I ran to door then where the fight was going on. I did any thing to them and did not see any more If a mar. had Ml another with as was struck it would have left decided No one came out Of iv Office and run towards main Street or store. Dr, was next called to I,. stated that he was in Ir and Qua Forbes was also -n ti, bad not seen Clark until remarked there is a fight. ran to the door and saw crowd, went up in the crowd, I saw Clark and Evans hut did not see any pons and did not hear any statement bl Larry James was called to testify he stated he saw Clark down the street and that he was In some four or five feet of Evans and Carpenter's and Builder's Hardware. Everything for Building AND THE BEST. TO EVERY WEEK YOU USE DUR- ABLE BUILDER'S HARDWARE. CHEAP HARDWARE IS NOT CHEAP, BUT THE BEST HARDWARE IS NOT BUT CHEAP- WE SELL THE BEST. SEE OUR SCREEN DOORS AND WIN Refrigerators and Ice Cream Freezers PHONE GREENVILLE NORTH CAROLINA H GREENVILLE THE HEART OF EASTERN CAROLINA. IT HAS A LAT ION OP FOUR THOUSAND, ONE HUNDRED ONE, AND is BOUNDED HY THE BEST FARMING INDUSTRIES OF KINDS AUK INVITED TO LOCATE HERE FOR WE HAVE EVERYTHING TO OFFER IN THE WAT i A N TRIBUTARY FACILITIES WE HAVE iv ion AND NEWSPAPER PLANT, WE HAVE A OF TWELVE BUB AMONG THE BEST PEOPLE IN THE PART OF NORTH LISA A INVITE TO GET BET- THESE GOOD PEOPLE IN i BUSINESS WAY TAKE I FEW Ill s SPACE ASH TELL THEM WHAT TOO TO BRING TO ATTENTION. OUR A l V ER I I SING HATES ALL V BE HAL UPON A Ml. v c ii III i m. Forty Thousand Germans Captured With Their Guns Forty-Fifth Regiment of Austrian In- Has Surrendered to Russians Population Paris Has De- creased Thirty Per Cent and Railroads are to Carry Who Wish to Leave, Is on Verge Financial Panic- First German Mine Layer Caught Was En- gaged in In the North Sea. Prince Wilhelm of Germany Is says Turkish troops at revolted as of failure of authorities t. Bend food. The la facing a famine. BERLIN, headquarters at report capture -4 General forty thousand prisoners four hundred guns. Prince Frederick Wilhelm of Germany reported wounded. CITY FILLED WITH REFUGEES BORDEAUX, filled with refugee are being quartered by the government. Population of Paris has decreased thirty per cent and railroads are able to all who want to leave. Hundreds of families are moving along the highways. Thousands women and children who left their belongings behind them when fled forced to seek refuge in barns and sleep in open depending upon authorities towns along routes to jive food to families that become It is tn reunite them now. The government establish information bureaus in various towns where of refugees arc being complied. War office issued which report n disease has among the Austrian army. GERMANS ACCEPT EXPLANATION I Sept. Banger of serious reprisals hands of army as of killing of one and another by machine gun was after Burgomaster arranged to prevent occupation in force averted. Burgomaster to man in person and explained the force which be did the explanation and will be curried out. CROWN PRINCE DRIVEN BACK I. Sept. -The under the in the Bosnia has been river. Austrian Bel grade being heavily reinforced. Prince by superior numbers had withdrawn to to await Additional troops are being rushed forward to aid him. Dispatch stales not seriously cheeked. VERGE OF FINANCIAL PANIC Sept. Foreign office is In receipt news that was on verge of a panic. Serious anti-war riots at a number of the import- ant Internal situation is working in such u promise and will materially aid the Russians cause. Slav troops in Austrian service are admitted surrendering every on account of bad effect of moral of en- tire Austrian army. President Names Sun- day in October as Pay of Prayer Washington, i. C I dent Wilson today signed a proclaim calling on the people of States to pray tor peace In Eu- rope The proclamation sets aside Sunday, October as a day of prayer i The President's proclamation fol- Great nations of the world have taken up arms against another and war now draws mil- lions of men Into bat If when the counsel and statesmen have not been able to from the terrible whereas, In this as In all things, it Is our privilege and to seek counsel and succor of Al- mighty Hod, humbling ourselves be fore Him, confessing our weakness and lack of any wisdom equal to these tilings; And. whereas. It Is especial I wish and longing of people of the ; Stales In prayer and counsel and all friendliness to serve the of l, Woodrow Wilson President r the United states America, designate Sunday, fourth day October, day of prayer and supplication and re quest all persons to re- pair on day to their places worship, there lo unite petitions lo over ruling the counsel of men, setting straight the things cannot govern or alter , on the nations now in the throes in In HI l win re n none, He vow haul. peace and ii ,. n friendship nor toll or the p end Him He forgive u- . will, i errors and lead us In ll . ,,. ion lo though I. F. EVANS fit Galloway Nominated and aid Jackson Run Close cox wins raw and Sheriff Will Enter Second Primary With The Former Leading by Wilson Polls Heavy Vote The result of yesterday's primary as given below is as It appears today at one o'clock. Nothing definite can be learned until the committee tomorrow at o'clock for the official count. are nominated and those to be voted for in the second primary ; SENATE. C, Harding . w. Evans SE. j, c. Galloway nominated. j. r. s. THE Wilson short votes having major- r the other three candidates, CLERK. , Cox . iv y . I-- II , pi I . Hi win g Ross s Stocks, A i Ion r Hat 11.79 MS m purge and CITY S,. N AUSTRIAN REGIMENT SURRENDERS WASHINGTON, Sept. i The forty-fifth of Austrian infantry has urn-rendered to the Russians. The French office advices here, ed that General success of Allies iii Prance HYDROPLANES SCOUTING Sept. Two -out near was attacked by a Austrian mounted with machine swifter to of the Allies is waters of Austrian mine-. GERMANS EVACUATE ALSACE Scot. It is reported the Gem he t-y man to witness i have here unto eel my hand and of the States to h affixed, -none at the Washington f In the year our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and fourteen, and the In dependence of states one hundred and thirty- ninth. WOODROW the President JENNINGS BRYAN, Shaft t. Heroine Frederick, Md., erected lo the Bar- ,,., heroine over he. grave In Mount Olive by the Barbara Oh Association, was unveiled ., , ceremonies Alfred p ,;. ,,. a member . ,,. nth Sew York Reg it v I.------- ii a grand i Barbara uncoiled the A . the me-no- pl a large v, Po I act en o Health Officer At the recent meeting the Pitt i Federation Clubs tin, following resolution WM passed, and copy seal tO Count -Where, the promotion health is of special Interest to women, who nurse the sick and tor the well; That the County Federal ion of Women's endorses the movement for an All me Health Officer tor Pitt County appeals to the Honorable Board County to take the proposed action as soon as possible s the health our i assured, and prosperity and happiness our County ah county newspapers Interest In i quested to copy pi . th II for l m i Vancouver i H -I ., I i , . i hi i England.