'" " < 'iU'WpmVPBPI^ipHlliHMp

fmmmm

■ .„-.-.* -V.»»w\«»»»v»»*w \V%f»«**»T.lV»*V»*«**»»***»V*»*«***,-*«****** **♦»**'*************"*

I INTERVILLE DEPARTMENT! \ In Charge of F. C. NYE i Authorised Agect oi The Eastern R< Hector lor Wintervilk and Vicinity- Advertising Rates on Appiicaiicn

I boy to mow 11 his homj Christ-

An

HE MISSISSIPPI.

Wefts Can

Fi« MI drugs just in. H; rinmon Barber & Co.

Mi . [aggie Butt is moving \ ... r. ■;■ ij.u. i in tOWIJ. \V • . . . \\ -Icome h< r and Jl.llll.. I. ..h.

Tii ... lountof furniture going tut from A. W. Anal & CoV s.ore is v: r.derful these days. ?fie • - King nt ■■ « pric« * ; ... - i pie ■ •• ng it out. I G-v< . ii ■» trial.

W. W . F rts . wh • !..; accept-

j

. t\ .. . c >t" : rent

! mos day. Fresh seed rye.

' rrington, Barber & Co. Mr. and Mrs. Prank James, of

Grindool. spent the holidays here with relatives,

The new reversible disc har- Irow is indispensable on an up to- date farm. See us before buy- it .-. Harrington. Barber & Co.

rdi>s Lucy Manning, of H ithel, cam.' in Tuesday to be present at tne fox-Bryan marriage Wednes- day afternoon.

jet ihe "Syracuse" plow for tearing up new grounds,

Harrington, Barber & ^o- ~: . ■■ Edmuudson Bpent the ili h •■ at ins home near Ba*

A w».» C3.6

i -.vi'.;; A, G Cox, );:.-; d here. neadquord - • E r go >:

h . . .. A. G. C '. '■   •. Co.

' : ..-. .'.. ... .' e ; re . •'■■' • • in Marl n reka.

visiting Mr. Ange's pa- Ch ens end eggs a specialty. . .. and get the best prices.

i. . .. : rtiie Hunsuc prbu*v- tiarnngton, Baroer&Co. gi . . lil, going. Cali u# bc« ,..■ have just opened a iarge c... Kti :k of runabouts be- ,i.. of best enamel ware. Come f L'rit ••'. are inter- . .... your pick. e.- A. . £■': Co. ... .. I

t..i '. i.. .. ■       

B. '.' .... ,....,... :.. I u •. .i ... ..

• .:•-.. . dusti u -..'. .. >.. i..- : L uur at

; ' I .' ....

. lull ..

thi Par H • ::.•.■    n ad

'. •' >' -. Manu ifa turin r C ..-.'. i • •

i .

ard ] • ' ■ ' ■ • t • •

i

to Tame Hsr if the Should Cct Decpsratc.

The .. ■ • ■ . J ■ iiS] - eron in i t and the in ip • re* of l«vcmakinjr, while e\ "ii-.M'. need not l"' con- sidered in the light oi a kopelesi undcri i' king.

Ham i .'•• '■!- ;Hi:il: m chaperon ma> !»• ii •••• . fed wilh, ol! IT that on* i- .■ ••■ ■'■ ■'■  a> '••■:•. Si m

Explanfttion of How Run Uphill.

Can irater ma uphill? It would ho ;l Icgitill air ull.-WiT 10 this i|1106- Hon perhaps t" cite the flow of wa- ter tl rou£h .i .-«,■ .' ■. '■'.■- i si

a Il i •- . i it .; . n I course when drunk \>) an ani-

mal. The inquiry should (■■n be- i r ". :i v ■■ !il i ( ' mp ithy p early in the ev nil .

0 i

pen " ' ■ 

• . : • ■' ii w,. !' ' I con-

' • ' ienee, i... ■ • . ■ ihe kind 1 t never

the explanation of the river'- uphill fli r.

\- any schoolboy will tell u>. the etirtl is a ball Hal ti nod at tlie pn i Tl - flstten njr, while comp ir dive

n i-if. i> siill anflicienl ti ir ' ,■ Ihe polai din meter t«i ci .i in' hhni r tlw i Ihe e i

' I i other ■ Ihe north and the south !»>!,• pre fo n II ' - i i" the earl h's ,,.,■•■• than i I ■ pquator.

Vow, the | ,., |p f l | :.

M ii •

a '...::■, :" pi i • • 'nml. v : '

\.; ■     i ■ • -i

I . : i .■  I .... n i •

;> ;.:;... :..

i'i:u.-ui'*s 1" r Hi,- Kidneys are little i: Me i i lobules which act directly on ■ !i k*dneys. A triul wbl convine« yoa oi uj ck resulis for Uscl ache, IJhcu- DI ai I >m. Lumbago and tind wornout feeling, HI' days' trial fl.Ol They i ,r. v th« l.'loi-.i. Bod bv John I. Wooten.

Lcdd Sale. 1,'v virtue of a decree of the Superior

t by Caroli a

i ! il l.i ... P"1 I ■' '■ ■'•'■ N s. i end a in b ■•. k B. factl ange.

thr ' v. •, ■•' -i ed i' Hi II. Ptj i'.. . the The Fnr«.

i 'nil- I- bow II ilrlver of II. • prl on van kno?:. i • ' '• Marl i, d la .-,- i ni hi ''■     > wi ii il be wii on

He M Hsi -, TLo igfa ■ 

L. D, Wa i". ■ illing h '■ m ai • ! ho came i.;- lii g a : fung I dy

in his stockfiig. the little N ■ arrived Si '■■■ t< ay moi niiig ji si

■t an hour ifter Christma: It .. ;'l'.l ,1 .: I lip ,i sky / ...

ih' rtuT " ■  ( ' '■    of I le ci i li i r He 'i nil er, 19 '. J ' : llti . Mort; . . A gr.ee.

\V. i . il . ..

Ait m

Remarkable Cucumber.

Saturday Mr, J. A. Tyson of this township brought a large cucumber to The R Hector ollice that was pulled from a vine in his garden tl e later part of August, and was put away to dry for seed. At the time it was

ineof best mattresses pulled the cucumber was yellow, but ntter it was put away it turned iireen again and grew ab ml one-third larger than it was when pulled off the vine. This is no "fish story" either, as vlr. Tyson say? he has plenty of witness to prove it by.

i. ,i... \ i.< : blm: •I;.I i.n. I-. . Inside, lloborir* "TUere's room for one," replied the

driver "We kep" li f--r you." N",,i rii'i. j dlaci II •TI il. Hi'- »it

n '•• in.- ih I li "Wi I'l 11 t irnl" In- asked. The answer entlrclj estlDgalsbod

blm "lir. :ul :i'l water—-.nil1 as you had

beti re!" Pearson's Weekly.

The C-f.-l Circus. The rum II i Coliseum In old Rome,

maealve ae II wa», was a mere toy la comparison with the great circus, which llllnl the vnil.-y between Ihi- Palatine and the AventlBe hills The Coltaeam la said to have been stile i sent 80,000 people, while Ih

I capacity of the great elreus was. at different periods, 180,000, 9BO,000 and, lastly, 880,000 spectators. The great tin us »in probably the most mi iendnni building ever erected fur pub lie spectnek-s.—New York Aiuerl un

Memory, N;l Mystery. "Mi morv e. u play the i-trun

of trii '■-■" ■      ■'",' '■:'-'> '• "■'■' '■ •' it iv po liblc lor not a few super- h way «vf celebret i- the ver

,-,,. j ,,.', ,, ,jmca in piUces nance had just expired, where her surronndiogs teemed to

Sale of Real Property. By virtu ■ of a power of sale contained

ii ;i certain mortgage deed executed and . Ivered bvJohn It. Iluek and wife

rj I. Buck, on tlie litii day of Keb- ii v. 19>7, to \J. K. Smith, as appears

< . •iril in the register of deeds ofllee Pitt county, in book Q.*8page 27,

the undersigned will on Baturt ay the ■ day of January 1909, expose to pub-

li.' sale before the court house door in t'itt county, to the higheat bidder for ....-:,. the followuig tract or tarcel of

lying I'.-iil being In Pitt county

have been known to her before, thourh BUS knew Ih it she had never bi in there previously. Probably \i\ experioni '. which '>:• common enough. How many pcoj c, when reading or lis- tening to a converaation, bacon rsguely conscious that they have read the passage or beard the Idi i Weal words In 'the dim, long part!'

-It i.- not a haunting mystery, bal just a wav that memory has. In- RWOI I'.IKS. numeral I e improssiomj of tin- most |/.ans ami discounts if trivial tl ii - are stored in the brain Overdrafts anil will 11,me out when called upon, l-'urnitiire ami fixtures In tin- l.iil-'- case aha bad probably Demand loans u ii a i icture of the leans at some Due from Batiks time, and a view i f the actual placo uml Hankers produced memory's feeble effort to dish Items

I North Carolina, and de.se." ■    ., fol- , I lows; Being a part of to. Ma>y A.

liuck lam' and being the share deeded u> - id John It. Uuek, nml bounded a.s follows, on the east by Mettii Haddock, and on the South by the W. A. Smith land, and on the west bv K. 0. Smith ami C, ('. Smith containing 63 acres more or less. This sale is made to sat-

Pcraonnl txporlenco with a le.be of MarZan Pile li- medy will convince you It ia In modiate relief for al foim oflisfy the termaof said mortgage, riles. Uusrantetd6fe. Sold by John! L. E. Smith, AliJrtpi I.. W to ton. ny !•'. C. Harding, Attorney.

■tree.

recall it."

Plies Cured at Home by New Absorption Method.

Shut Him Up. rtaldbeadeil Qentlcmou (having hl«

sealing i bootl pollshsd In n hotel)—Confound It. j-ou take an nl ilnnbly long time iibout it. Bboebloi k St, sir. It llo'l Sone so qulel; as when yen 'as your ■air cut!-London TU Hits.

Do you wish to find out the really sublime? Repeat lbe lord's Traycr. -

Wasn't a Btauty- Tlred Trnv eler (to borbeW- Bpending

the night In a ties plug car doiwi't lni- If you suffer from ileiding. itching, prore one's beauty, decs It? Ilnrlier—

blind or protruding Tiles, send me your | doot know what yon looked 111;' address, and I will tell you how to w,(|.n u ltBrttA |,„t I guess you're core yourself nt home by the new nb- -iinriM-r's Ilaair sorption trci.tinent: and will also send r ' ' gomeof thi^ home treatment free for

Do rot forget that !>. Seth Arnold's

Bank f Wlnterville. AT WINTERVILLE.

In the State of North Carolina, at the clo.ie of business Nov. 27th liK'8.

10,656.30 OHtf.OS

1,178.5« 200.00

8,108.01 67.80

815.00

i,'iS.,-)()

1,187.00

Quid Coin Silver coin including all

minor coin currency National bank notes and

other l'. S. noli ■ 

Total | Jli,!iil7.lL'

II MIII.ITIKS.

Capital atock * 6,000.00 Surplus Inn«l 400.00 1 nilivnliil profits lesi

current cxpeniei uml taxes paid 148.70

Rills payable 8,000.00 Time certificate^

deposit 1,850.16 Dep. subject to check 7,086.00 Cashiers checki out"

slundiuy 74.lt*

Total * 16,907.18

It .1 am is ihe best known Rem.dv for 'h's «"> c tar , •: Sc i.l d : •; ol Fra ■   i. ••■ 

The I its ■• i . . i ere are ti ;v, rnor i: B. G i, Superiii" ten lenl of E ■■ '• V Jcy- .: r, ';'; .-i :' i- ... .. Aud- it / i;. ■:. Uix ,: •• iwCcm- mii . " ■;'. I - ui •;.

rci r JUMP ;■    i Is, of - the Ki. :}: N«*ws .i server;

It is in such aU,flj. E.j. !la . . . Fsy. : urtn^aro-etteville Go .... A Ed-

•**"•*■!*, edit .• i :■      •: Pre* 'Press; Pi f. L C B •. ■■ i, sup- enriteM' sohoo . o: MIKSI

water, lights, sewerage and has i growth and there is every reason its main business streets paved with vitrified brick speaks vol- umes fo• local government End the conservative habits of its people There were plenty of

to believe that Greenville is but upon the threshold of a prosper- ous career that wi'! mak! the growth of the recent past seem small by comparison. The p

wmm mum •PWW"™- ~—'**•**

I

A

Lay. IS As. land Sale. Official Statement. Notice.

• ii ■ 

■ 

i • i .II in. rab< i- for i i'

\ sive.

■■• ■ Bl ■ 01 I

■■!'■':

S3 on com. " i ' " ■'■'' TraveleJ >i miles, I » !'•"

■i

. , r. , in II!.- Sboi iug thi i, rtui -■! * ludtment oi •

• j . . i i>l P tt county . . ■    • numb. BNU or, V H.

at Pec. •>•>»•. »fH.ui ,. .- ;.. c-.-.' enti ...

I , .. iiii n & Co. et • • ;" ■     I J^CKS .. el WH-. .199, lt , ." . ,..,•>■• I. L'.Campb. ■ v . ■ ■   -•■   lr" *r u" towi otUn ... L ., ireervilie on Mon ,N Ci-W| rided ... mto

. . 18.!), 191®. 1- • - - •'■■-'• • ••

■• 'Jaffa ii ,», .. ■    b •.- '■'r:'1 NO- ..-..-. . . • ■• a r. - more

i.i ■.-.. p fj, j. .. | : •., ,-1 said ma.'.

.... ..:.:■... .'>.-

... .\ ... .1.- Sl •• ' ' -• I map, -

... • ■    - ■   ■ ' '

I , .... >,; , . -..■   on KU > ma . » 1-2 acres, i • ...

I % . . WHO .:..'.;.!■ 

■   • ' -i in .. i . Iiownon s iid mi , ■ CVS, more or

S -. ..- . ■■• wn on .... ■ " _~ '.' .■   i.-res, more < less.

. . . ■ • ■■ 

i ..'..■ 

. ' | '• , . .i .-...

a ■ s, i '■ . g towi of.

I. ..... .'> : • ' ■ ' elusive, a* shown , -•• : map.

fiovd V. Sn ■ Hayw od E r.ilh, fas-. , ■   . 1. Smith, si-.l !>•

. (IX

a adii Conti nt H I

Ja-kson ii I A. B. H'ltor. con- ts ii.i 1 -.' *ere» nwre or It* , .. ■ ■ : stb« Allen Jackson

.■ ti 11". .»d.j' i I. .'. . , '•..- n, G I

i, It. I". 'i■•■■>■ ! , , ., iii •.:•_';>acre-.

pi .c I

.at | ■ - . i 0 I .'i I ' ■'- • ' d , .- ■      ' •• •'• :-.. ' -' 8G.I ■ Trav.1. ' ■. 7 I. - . ■ !- "

Ti t:,i * 2» M

M. '.". S ■ '■-. Httl - ,..,.. • :■   •■ :■ Bl -- . rds) ! -.' ' | . ■• . " t " " ->•■ I

Tra\ • '■'■ - ■ 

1 ■..

•i • A. is t • . .. i' • ;' 1 •■•'''

.;. udayofD c 1908 j. B. James, Commi^si ■<

notice of Sale. N- . .. In Ltx S. C '■■ 

; ... .■ . i>. C. Ueore Clerk.

D. : 1! 11 ind. ■'••.■■ .- . ,i\s :i- romm'r i>t 9- I ■■'•■■ 11 : on c v . •■   - " ' -f'|;

:' .. .... ■ n :. i ■■ S5.2B

■ • ._

N. T. C ■ . . . •:•■"•,

•,-, .. || J.0B

... i . i ..'..- been

■ I , , .- , Ger.ie Smuh. ..... i . and ■     ■• Gi -•

1- • ■'■■       ' '•' erti m

S1 . uarda: :•' j' G. 8 in :■■■    • .;'. : th v ii ...

. bi C b.

1

d>

J . . .. u e . .

i.i ...

■    l ■    ■ 

. . mi S

." Ii ■  - . I •"

i art ;. arij ■■    :

L". il. . . . • i

I. :':•' k .'. ■ •

. . : .... ».H -■•..

I . : . - "'■'

- . II

- -

Total amount a Nn I :.

itl .. .■■■', .•.':.. r.iv.

I. RWirrd Will .....' atd «.f

(- unt) I'.ini.i ■-.■ • d for t le « iv afo-esaid. • ' '■   •

' ■   ■■• '

and BI, I '• •

■  : , l "'-• '.. \ IAAAMS

, . i .■ i I tor 1'itl

. . ■.,.. of ' '- -"!' ■' * ., • . * . ; , \.'-

... ... I . '.. i-. -x > . . A Vi.i ■■          J. W.

•,..•.... i- Ih IH d»J "i Ijai-.uj ' luly i • %> ■■ - bi ill . .. ..,.• 'r , tlKl I U •> . I N rtb < io . a. . . I ■■ • > P-8 pag ■■-'■ 

, .•.■:_•. •.. . ■ cp M L i . :. thee an h" . .• *

,; . IV .;,.. | ,, : i.i..,!, r ....

Janaarj lltn. 1909 aejrialn tract tie pared 01 land lying a a being in i:c eoanty of Piti andSut ol Norta Carotii a . d .!> cnbtd a- '■-■    ■■■■ '•"

! wit: k, own asth George Mo re lai '■ ' t ho entire tract owmd b} tne aaid George lieareatthetime 01 hisdeatn. iiigii'ining at a | ine. d-" n. ill n ' :.,. roaa thencet- .• h 73, eai. ■ 5 i »'■ to a Maaip, Elixa Laaglay'a earner thence north 15 1-2. c-.-t 9- poke to three gums, Wl.li in Langhy's earner, thence north t\ west ai poles to a i>.ne. tbi nee north i- 1-2. west 16 poles to •! st; k.- K- nj imi: Da1 iel« Iii e: I ,.., .».-1>,.-;. J --.. wait 5» poics to^a pine: thence south 5 '.--. «'••-' l«a iw.- I . ii •>■:■ . naK; th.n.e south 4,

• ll' poles to Cooper's swan.p;l . with i oo| : 's awanip to the h»-.

■i i.i!'!'. Also t •.'•".•t ■djotaing the I . ,..,■ tr.-.-:. b | .ni g i ■■■ Ian.- Known! ., Georg Daniel and George Moore I |.;,-. at Itippir Ward's corner, thence with th • Rippin Ward's line to the Io! 1.. 1 ., i iii ■    i •■■. thence to the K ppa i Ward l< an r cur er;then«c with - i, ; lei ling ..... ' ■  the earner of , Ueore line and the Cooper swamis tnence up the Coop, r rwamp a-d George UooraHne to the George DM .an.1: tbenceup the canal to a bridge in the above banted line; thence with the centre of the lane to the be-

ins;. Thi ■■ ova discripti n is in-. . . ., ,• vi.■''"•■■ act. .- n.i-r. or les . I

land .'«: bj U, B. UcGowa ai . i. A. McGowan known as the)

.... -. to sat sfy a id, :.. ,ii- tr .-:. T. in.-, of stile, one I

. ■. ; .. :... ;.. ii pa Uan. 1st, LV10 » ,. |, . x DM rtgaj . on tin- prop, rty

: oth daj • i Dec l!' 8. j. W, Ayeoek, Trustee

i'. U. Wooti ■. Attorn y.

/*i

•.">.

WANTED-ft RIDER AGENT h satni V I-ttr-e* M k* i "linncfr " I trvir ran 'h»Hl nr ii* f «' ' rl^Ift V UnET

LI l»

IHEACHTOWM ■•J di>!t t l> • -.- ■ 

• 11,:... t. an

. "hi^ ■-:... ■     f ■■ 

U iti.iv tnic tlK' I

r > 1 4i*|>»\i*e,«»l

!'■ 

■■,..< v ..■!>rt«*Ml vur t«cTitisn^J »ilh »i co profit jb»\c Uctucy " t.

B1CVC1JE DKrilsKltfli V"'f « "■ '* 'I "ur '1-'Ai« under >vur o»n tutur i :J - -' tfur mm. tHdfw tillrd tttc da? i..« trd ....... , , ,

ni\h H \M» IlK'^t'LKS. Wf do I 4 r«r«bH» ha«Ilr *frnnd IHTMI bicirlra. b-il jvr a r.iiiit«r un la;*l Uk in "MO.' bl oar lliu HO '"' MUM. 1 hr>c *>r «.c*f t-ui l laMMll-MlM in.™ *3 io »H of #!0. Ii.-.-.i. « I .ii,;.:n hits mx ,4 Ire*.

i,nn A

-Jr-raVJJ).

4 rCTEOOBLE FROM PIICTIEfS

•.,;■* Tack* ■• Cal-wo will n**t l»i the .■".:. Vi\tv thooMM pair* sold last >-e«r.

\ > BAlMlcd lluniaand pairs now in uae. —PlPTSQRt Ma.U-iiiallM«e». It i-.1ive?!v

" ■ iu'iii»!^Ci*d'>"«''l''indlin,rJ,,lfc'dcw,lh , tal oualii* of rubber, whtcli m-*xr laoa. They •*Sr"P nmcxJB'ii. • -'■ - — -■*•" — — —. ^. ru - v life. Ihetwncture resisting qua hticj being RI veil

" .■ - F t\ * -.-••-.*— ..*^« . - I f r i.. , r . .., t nil

f Notle« thp Ihlok rul.l-r trra.l "A" and punctur* strips "II ' and "IV »l«> rim «trlp "11" to i.r.-...ii! rim fiutllllE- ThU

i tlrv will outlaat any ollo-r miki. -llir, ILAMtl -,..! EASV RIOINO.

uikiufci.*,..,''.!..!"".."".™,. : " rVrtl.cr, of«hin.npecial1yr!',Psr™ ""JtSH

. - i'..!."i...larptireo(tln:,«i.t«,..e. jrpcipm.r.bulfur

.." '.'„• v,„V;i,rn.,l ii«i a Mat unlit von iM.eexamin-it and (oun.1 Ihrra Mncllv a« i*|.tr»nlr.l.

^,»b^Awpi™ 

wTwsntlin io aaal u. a uial oVdcr ai on,t. hcuc« in., resurfcsbia On offer

La.-c1 Sale,

i

, .

. Superior " ' "• I by '■ 

11 '•,.'■'. I - I •..: . . M»y ' '■'••'■.' case of A. -■•■ '.'■ •' • - 1'8. I • i

C. Vert TS, tl.i .. ■■' i . ' mi • wi i - ' • r : I urt

■ 

Be i e. . n>ol i.he DOV ' of salt ;

con'.ai: '■'■   ■■ - ' -•,• m r■•■ *'' let ' : cated an! delivered by

:,. :. , rea id wif Mag ie '■ .' i' K ■■- saul the 15 d tyi I Nov.

7. iii.d ;.-• recui '■•; i hi KiKistcri r D •••' office ol Pitl

M* ' " county. North Carolina, ia B ok •;•■■■ "V.''' .■"I"1'- '■••'!., paq. ■     . the »•-''•- i

er 81 oni.o. nenceintaremaiK-uicii.*-«•*■- .„„,;, ,# -, -"^-' —ma-** tkxil buy any kind »: any pnee until MMd [^.•W?!

"^RSKSifex^S"^-^"'-^ l JOf WAIT ot • pair of lirca from anyone unl.l you know UMPea and .. -1

tmSfcaSf. 11 only PPJM • poalal lo learn cvcrylhing. » rile .1 ->,»»».

L lEftD CYCLE COMPANY, CHIC*- *>,"> »,

■Ml ■.-■••

u . . - «*« •-• "'• wives, " '"• ':: ;"-'

, -i i; .!' ■'.. 1.1 « Ai, .■>-. i^* *rV

a lUOilC Xi.l,*,

-t ''.

l. . .1--

8

:'. I . . nail b .o ." ' Je*a

. I ' Ill •'' '■' ' -

t - 2 ■••■ si 14 to i the i —• Smi •

n ': 19 t ■■   ■   I ,. ■     . " ar a | a-Hifla. . .; -. • II! 71 .-US' l» • "I"" ;.. ,j | . .:: i ; I oaK • I .,.. with t ■ i— ii ■■ ' 2, .. egii .-. 1:01 -.i II • •l, ■ :- ■'■ ■   *■ 

Tr. L N' ■ - ' ' .'ii-

. lini II I.I ... :.

• , ■ .

■ ■ 

■■■'.: ■ 

A

. . .

ioiniS^n'thewal rt >' la^ "ofjto the highest biddrr on Pa.ur- \

: ■ ■v. ! es

,\. i

Stephen Durhi n

( • the north ;;..• lar.d • . '•• '•':"'!-- • ainil ' • r :' \\C\w.': no- w idvi "Thi-'l^lOth. Ii) ". i8ame convened_to J.

Stati of North Carolina »i .1 d -

rha tract oi '..r.d inli v r .... : •.. . hip uoon f.hic'i .-■ .: ..

:,. i

11. Moore : ,. Ji KM :.

('...I...,' • . •.'.". ■ 

Ch«s. W. Shaw a. try deed which appear ol nthe Etegister of Deeds

,i

' . Klt'cant Tub!. Iii:. • I . 75c. Club Breakfast l1', toCUc.

Poll .• .ti-: t, ii nd th very b..-1 service in every way Leave Norfolk (Foot of Jac ;eon trcet) dally (except Sunday)

6-Mir.'ii. Arriv. in Hallimor- 7SH) a. m., connecting with rail Urn s for Phili-dalphia, Ni wYi rk. nnd '! i ..nil.- ■ ast and west,

""For all inform;.;1 ..:.,. i v. tl .;; i.i" MS

E. T. UMB, Gen. Aft CHAS. L. H0PKIKS, T. P. A. NORFOLF, Va.

,1 , .. '.••'■•. v. In- sday at ,1 j of' a. in . i" the town ol Bethel,

B~UREZZF\xl*-ZBr~f-::.Ti .•-'_ . '::..■ • a mmmmmmmmmammm

i ■ 

Trustee's Sale. I'nder and by

led i in • i"' n ;' VX' cuie.l to ..■ bj in lv,ife, El tl

ii ue of ■-•■'' >ii rtain d ■■• ■! :' tri I

Ka-o.i M*tthewl Matthews on the

, N. C, in .,; i. ,ii.'... :. 1 for caah, to the hiirh-

. ..• bidder, the following (.escribed r. .1 ental' . to-wit:

Situated iaPlttcounty. Bethel town- . la i lini g the lani - ..f Mack

Uai„cr, Tobt Griroea, Alfred Ar.drcws ed ...ii. - and bounded by the A. C.

I. R. It. rear the town of Parmclc, N. C, »i.l containing two acrei more

r .• ■.-•. and for H more accurate I e- script on r feion c i« made '■> the deed of i-a .1 Jenkins recorded In .tt county.

Thia December 4th, I» • J. C. Smith, Trustee.

.. th day of V;.. • i " eteen hund i",, >,• re ti ■   ! aynientof a .•.•"-

twwaww«WMW»iw»««^»'»mwwwwwwttww I

A TERRIFIC CRASH sasjepaMasa^ ?.;**!(• . ;.SR!f_.._Ji..ii_lJ*!S3

At Munford's Big Store The Big Sale is s'iU going on to raise money

for creditors. Come quick and get your share of tie Low Prices.

THE STOCK MUST BE SOLD.

H

Kotlce to Creditors. Havii g ■  is ed as i icecutoi of Mrs.

Betti. P. o un, d. a* d, lab ' Pit' cuntv, pel e-'..i' • i i I i.i . in. ,i. from thi i

■, •■     - . to said will p! ■  '■' puynvi

■   •.

ltd •., . lie ■. f • "■ 

Notice cf Sa'e. ^ .;■      ■' ] wi.-, f tal nla id

•.,-.,-.. ....... . ■   , . |i ,!

. !•" ., ;.: . ., ;. Martha '■        I on • - i" Hr an Buck o . ti, -•■  ,1 . nf I', hrdary 908, and duly recoricd i - er of deeds office in p tl co • '. . in bn ' • ■ ;• ■  108, ihc ui ■... .... t; ■ :,,•: Ui di ■   Jai uarj . 19 '•'. expose to

ire the court hcu m On II. hi jhi -t bidd. i foi .... fi ,,v : IT.i prop, i;;. lo-

in Swift C e. I) i ,• ' ' i ' Iii .. ;■ gi nil g

Ji

- .

1

» ^•ianu,fet^"dTTcd'X!r^^ W MWlL rcKlaterof deeds for Fitt count . i ;$} Us TT . IIrtl\L Ll-,

OHAI.FU IN

Groceries And Provisions

Cotton Bayslnsrand < •• vson nand

[»%»»»**%»»**»»*****•*

■ ■ 

g i.,. ll. ok 'is in •> !.'.■  ■'••■ and the stipt , , contained in aid dead in ir i

i having been i omplii d with, ai d upon the rcqueal ofJ.W. H. Cobum. the ccntul qua trust therein nam I • hall, on Thursday, the Slat d , ; t Ue ■ n. er, nineteen hundred and eight at ten o'clock a. in., in the town ol Bethel, in front of the Bank of Bethel, expose to public sale for cash, to the highest bidder, ..... -third ui ■' nteresl in trie following d. crib>d

tract or pi reel of land, situate in I I t .■■ un'y, B" thel ; WI -'.h: and iiv I. particularly describl d a* follows to-wit:

Beglunlng on the n*w mad I i-dine ir. m -he B tin I and Tarboro road to Gum swamp ,.i tht co.i .-r of Iii I cca \ , Harri '. bridge; tl

h aaid 11 i ' ' ■ nc lo th ■■ '

II i,

,■ 

... ... •■■      ,

... . ■ 

. i '• '

Subscribe to The Daily Reflector.

j-W. PERRY & CO. COALC6"XLCOAL

—,.;.:.— _xJU m i i ■ —rr T^^*^**™**,™**** m jj r "E A L ESTATC

Fresh Ooo-ts kept ion-

.' i.intly in stock. Cuuntiv

;;'. I'roduca Bought and Sold

| ":.'.V. rl . - [tt IVIL1 N 1

NORFOLK. VA Cotton Factors ana handle™ o Bagging Tics and Bag*.

Corrt'suondence Bad shipment* ■olicHed

BM W J. TURNAGE before buying your coal for the winter. He can give yon a bargain.

PHONE NO 40

Notice.

■ 

v . mm®Bsm

Notice. Ailaccoui la due H. A. Wroberlake i

Igon .■ •!...: 1901 and J. r. Th ibcr Annual mcf til K of Btcckhold- lak. r he; ai 19IM ui pal > Jan,

It» TS Naflonal Bank of ' " ,t,nf l0.fi3" '! "•" ors of The national Dana »i ., , .,nti„u, aiudgment, and Greenville will be held in It. :, ,,.,.

,,l>,lii„.s wifl : ; . .anking house on roeaday, JanU" ;..-,, Dail Reflector giving thei names

, r.. to 1000, n» 10 r»e»-r* ■.».'• ; ' .

I P. J. Forbes, , ,. t ^12 2L'd&wtf Ca.hu r n, v.' •

TZn now offering some very desirable Residence lots for sale. If you a^e expecting to build you a home or want to make a paying investment

it will he to vour interest to see me. . t , 1 al^ have some splendid Manufacturing sites on railroad sidings for sale. Terms to suit purchers.

I i I 1 1

ARHTUR ^ UlREENVILLE, Vi- ^» I iHH^gilllliMMilllillllllPI MM iM HI* I Il'ill"!" » '" ' ' ^~rrV^

1 1 ■ '• \ .

-■■■-■':■:

c. r> v' INSTALL Opposite I eater Brick Warehouse. General Merchandise.

Taft & Vandyke rHeceweiusl

solid car load BUCK STOVES Also 100 Ro'.ls Matting. Fine Line Couches, Portieres and LaceCurUms

P ULLEY & BO WEN Home of A omen's Fashion-*. Greenville C.

A TURNE?. ViASTtRPiECE.

Origin of the Painter's Fawous "Hs Stc=r-. and Sp:tJ."

ur all |ileliirea hj the ereal Kngllsh . olur |.-... Turner, none la im re >■ ■■; n -.;• I ban thai ivldeh now gru ' '.' London National pillory Uirflrr ■■ name of "Itnln. Bteani and Rneec. which was first Atalulted In f»n. ii iu imi-.ssiiile i . reproduce ll - "•'- OIV".'l>.

Coi mine the origin ot Ihl* |A I'iro Kn-'in fnrin-.li.'-- Bn tntercallns Wle Th ■ story was ...l.l to hlni by a rrlcinl, I.n.lv Pinion. It aeeins that she was travellns on* nltrbt in the .ml' frwm Rioter io London. "When 1 Innl taken ,,1T my ."Hi i'1'd smoothed my rulBoO plumes and Bonernlly aettled myself." aha tells, "I looked op i" sec Ihc mcd I Uoin ml aid. Well. 1 latvo lieen dreti ' 1. '■'" " v ' ': '' "•'

I, i n..i smiled nnd again . iis Moiidy im In.iffeimlve ne-

-n-ii-.t .f my face. The next year. I ,„i ... it was. polna t.. Ihe academy. I ,,.-.,. I .• onee, i- • 1 always did. to see n-hnt Tnrnrra tliere were. Imagine „iv feelings! There stood written Bain. Strain and Speed. Greal tVeat- .rn. June, i^:;.- I had f"in»l «"" a-hnra ih* seeing ryes belonged to. A" I si l looking nt Ihe picture I hoard a mawkish voi.o l oMn.i me says

••There, now. Jnsi look at that! Ain't M lust like Turner? Who over anw such a ridiculous ponglomeraMoB r 1 mmed very qnlatly round and said: ■1 did I was In i'io train that night, nnd H Is perfectly and wonderfatU true.' After Ihnt I walked qatetry away." rfelen Zlmmern In Meirop.-i- llnn Magaalno.

Excursion Rates

prehensln Ileoilen e. nld ».. ... . ..-• I, i en ' '.•"

Wee" • "" i.ive. I'

V. for hoi :

■    ' '

. • i !• ■  . ' .

i-ai.n -'i '.i •

ilw-i

s\ . "tPPS

i-i :- i •■■ ' . .i !.|-

;■ 

cm-.i-r'!" a-;, ii' '■■■ ■■• ■ -.- •' • i..;.:

ii •

i ne i lornlni:. and litt; ■ HI

■ i- wi 'i the •inilier ;n lias bee •

'.'." > l" :'

and than, 'Town lady, would you mind my putting down this window?

'•••nh. no n.'i a' all.' "Vi.ii may ho drenched, yon Know •• \i- .v mind, sir.' .•Immediately down went ibo wln-

....-.! ...::-'■'

i. ..,!■• ■    TS, and . ■• il. '!>• i.;,,., p ! i me look.'

•••Vinv. yon will be drenched.' IK- re ,,,„, ■■ led. Bill he ln'if o|s-mnl the

••, •■ i ..... - .p. ;'"• Ii i ' ■:

. , .. .. i .,-•, ■• o| ---.-•:11-1* ami irtill lol

Kcngo Natives and Their Dead. -i- ii,.. matter of preacrvlng bodies

f r rli : Kongo*. ««er the usual l,i ..;: - |u oh.Hi. keep them f"r two ... ihr, months In their liousea, whew a hro i< hept IrarnlnB, bul In Z.enbo they iiv suspendod on two forked slicks m n dngunt vanlt in the ground. vJiieh is covered over with pnim branctiea and earth." saya a mlaalon- ■.rv "Somptlmes H"' body is placed

.'iilidpr a s|.o. lull- bnlll crass root hi ' , in, This ;- i'.i ... i-i.!.-ivl il

,„,,.., ,.i:l( s..i. • yenra nto they i. ..ut feraMsftn I**N POOR PRINT

s.

sjpyjsajscsrf^- -——• ;

THE EASTERN REFECTOR (Oaei A WtekJ

c. J. wnevAio. E8IT0« AND P«O?«I;TOR.

GOALIE, 'IORTH CAROLINA.

Tbe mouey heretoforespent for' Did you forget to thank God

whiskey csu now go for some- that II.' had spared you aud

thing else that \wl! do more blessed you through the old

(ROSSING THE THRESHHOLD. hear a howl from a lot of mail

Republicans.

,.f

Sabsrr ;••-. ■     11 s,, Month! Single Cp/

(1.00 ,6u

Adv'Mi :•:•:• m»j be hal upon •n ;„■ i,.,; i Hi buii ej*..jrc in in-; kenecfri! ...--. co M wsw and IhirJ s lort,

E tered i;> th- | ■ t d ■• 0 i • He N. I"., uaeco .:- i -•• ' ■■> ;' • "'•'

standing by the death bed

'year,:,.,! permitted ,ou to see a .lying year. Thursday nigh..' "Brother Charles" did not in- ■"* . ;h|g brigli; „,; ^t *as a, apt time for meditation tend to make that $110.OK, eon-

Mr. Merchant, write one this • as to what the old year had giv- tribution to the campaign fund

way "KeaoWed that i will do Tlioae folk* who are going to on. To some its donation had for nothing, l.ut it failed to get

n,oroadvertising in 19WI than in establish eight «i.vless tele- i„.e,. peace and joy. while to him the Ohio Benatorahip.

,„,.v •• "raph stations in North Caro-(others it was discord aud aorrow. '■M,s B ' , , , , . , ,., i Congress did the maguaui-

— . |iua seem to have overlooked To some it gave health and vig- . l„ ^uding - .-•:, of hisl known in-

habitants of those islands are

1 U issue of the Raleigh News

and Observer for Sunday was

twenty-four pages, many of

Which were filled with splendid

articles showing the progress of

North Carolina during the year

WON. Il is a line showing, and

the compilation is interesting.

Such publications as this is one

of the many instances in which

the News and Observer does its

State a great service.

\ oil do not want any better

evidence of the good effects of

prohibition than was shown in

Greenville Saturday, the lirst

Saturday on which no whiskey

was sold here. The drunken-

ness that could formerly be seen

was missing, aud some of the

merchants say it was noticeable

that certain people spent more

money for groceries Saturday

niaht than formerly.

Congress will get back Mon

.lay to annoy tin- president and

■ provoke hini to more message ' you can I writing. He needs a rest.

ir i" the! Good-bye, old year! May we

'koop in memory the pleasure

Let your now year resolutions and blessinas you brought us.

tomorrow he good oucs, and stickjbut forget the sorrows and

to the.::. trials.

all supposed to have perished.

It is time folks were getting I chief trading point in tins section. It has had for many

years daily boats to and from Washington, and freight, fertili- zer and lumber barges from Nor- folk. B«ltim ,re, Pniladolphia and other places find their way to this point, insuring always cheap water ttansportation. Being at deep water it is an ideal site for large lum )er and wood working plants: BS lumber on the cieeks above ai.d tributary to Tar river can be easily and cheaply floated to this point.

The poor crops of the past three years have had a depress- ing effect upon our people, but during the last year a number of residences have been irtcted hero, ai.d Messrs. J. 0- Proctor & Uro., th«j leading merchants, ha»e built a mammotn brick store building and also warehouses.

A large and commodious school building is now ne^ring comple- tion, jjunuunded by a highly prosperous community tne steady certain growth of oar town is assured. Grimesland ii no* the distributing point f >r the rural mad routes of this s.ction.

w. s. G iiioway. Mayor, -Raleigh News and Observer.

The chamber of commerce of 1'"''" B.lfen{ Atlanta is to give a big banquet

credit in any hue "' l»»'"'^s| in honor ofPresideut-elect Taft lUgkt to take pleasure in paying

DON'T GET A DIVORCE

A western iodgs granted a divorce on CCOUni Of l l-tcinp.r anil bad bi-atli. Dr. King ■ New Ufa Pills would have previ iiu-.i it. They cure CoMtipaUnn, causing b c at J. L. Woo.en's

their bills, and the collector is

entitled to ju-t as much courtesy

as the seller. The favor of let-

ting you have something 00

credit when you did not have

the money to pay for it at the

time, should be appreciated, and

you should not look at it as if

you had "beat somebody" out of

that much. It is not strict

honesty to wilfully neglect pay-

ing your bills.

who is sojourning in that State.

The announcement is made that

"in addition to 'possum and

'totem the banquet will have

other sparkling features." Pos-

sibly one of them will be 'sim-

mon beer.

HUMAN HANDS DO NOT TOUCH*IT.

Next week is court, and The

Reflector will be disappointed unless it receives calls from quite

a number of subscribers to get

subscription receipts.

\He hope one of the president':

new year resolutions was to

write fewer messages. •

The papers have to tell every

time Mr. Taft plays golf, just

like it was something. •

It is appalling to think of 7">,-

000 people losing their lives in

the earthquake in Italy.

We believe that the legisla-

ture which meets this week will

he a conservative body and do

what its members think is for

the best interest of the State. •

The presidential electors of

forth Carolina will meet in

Raleigh on the 11th inat. to cast

their votes for president. Of

course they will all be cosl (of

Bryan.

Greenville extends a cordial

welcome to the distinguished

visitors within her gates today.

May their stay be pleasant, and

when they depart may they

carry the impression with them

that Greenville is the best town

of its size in the State.

There is not a happier man in

all Pitt county today than OX-

GOT. T. J. Jarvis, local member of

the Board of Trustees of the

East Carolina Teachers Training

School. Nothing gives him more

joy than to promote a church or

a school. The presence of the

Board of Trustees, the State

Board of Education anil other

distinguished visitors to inspect

the buildings fills him with pride

that he has something worth

while no show them.

The saloon men always grab at

the last straw. They are going

to contest the recent election in

Uoauoke, Va., in which that city

voted "dry" b> 8tt majority.

But what is the use ? They have

got to go, and had as well make

up their minds to that effect.

The Kaleigh News and Obser-

ver credits a gentleman who was

in Kaleigh on the eve of the leg-

islature with saying that $8,•'"• -Vvden and vicinity. Advertising rate fnmuh lAnttorued-Vgentof ^ __ ___

RODS seed a-. J.R. Smith Mer. I The old tapey** Mf** » ■W« ■"■■**■ jto l>- converted from af.o.vof

Vim Marion Bofeef, of Kin- spin's to allow of blood JI. T. •tin isspmuuiKthe week with , K«l H to open « bc,f M I

Miss Sadie May Cannon. "Have VLU planted your gar-

xm

IV SFSSHHi KSpttrkk w ■ dec'...r..i cltctc

„n.i,iu ci crT-'1 wereIIMorwented forassistnnt ltm%ug%i*S?

m E St D. H. a.

rmtw I TJM ITT '" li;^ L_un)iJll0iU.

Not Many t> Rtcctti This Time—Fewer

QPCiVSR OF HOUSE aoor uf,*PPr- "■   "■      , .V r< ' " SPEAKER OF HOUbt. Halifax; John A. Lish. of Mont- - t

. u J ' - ■ 

II. M. Saula baa just received a line lot of perlUinw ai.U toi.f,

water. Everybody down this way,

Democrats ana Republicans alike as Weil OH the womtn and child- ren, are wishing Col. Skinner may get the judgeehip. He is the only radical that has pulled a unanimous vote, in this section. This is "Old Content," you know, all Democrats, but the "colonel" is the man for the place and we want him.

J. R. Smith Co. & Dixon have a nice lot of coffins and caskets on hand and can furnish hearse when desired. Give them a call when in need of any of their goods. This firm has a good sup ply of first class wagons, a few good buggies, and are run over making hogsheads and repairing. Truly Ed Garris, the manager,

is a busy man. Mrs. A. B. Holton and Miss

May Holton. from the country, have been pleasant visitors in town during the week.

Lost—A red headed and red neck calf with white streak down back, red sides, about nine months old. The calf strayed away from my Iplace about 10th November, 1908. A liberal re- ward will be paid for return of same. to me. Dennis Dupree.

Ayden, N- C. Mrs. Minnie SugK and children

are here from Greenville, the gutsta of h. C. Ormond.

For Rent and Sale-One 5 room house and lot in Wmterville, N- C. Good pump water, out build- ings, garden lot, &c. For sale, one B. Hat C, G. Conn Cornet in first class condition, silver and gold plated, pearl finger tips. Also one Edison phonograph with a $12 hand painted horn, records, &c. Apply to C A. Fair,

Ayden, N. C

of Ayden and all the surrounding country and has a snug littw place in the hearts of all. Tin/r- are none of us but what will be delighted to nate this little jiirl's

entire rt cover v. C. O. Aimsirong. Dixie Can

non, Allen Cannon and Guy Ros* after spending the holidays ut home have returned to their re- spective schools.

Prof. J. A. McArthnr, who has been spending Christmas at his horn-? in PayettevllU came in Saturday to resume his place as principal of tne graded school.

All the teachers have returned and are at their respective places in the various schools here.

Misses Dora and Ethel Piwrll, of Goldsboro, who have boen vWtm. tlua llelt-n JibnrOT for the past week, bav* returned li

their borne. Mr*. C D. Bow it

ville, came oo» n visit relativ < s.

Harold McKinm-y, an «i

Five Points. J. L. Harris, who has beenj ^^ ftfae

ck-rking for D. W. Hardee, has- ^._ Tl.„„ utive purchased the grocery business j * ^ ^

r-;st was as to wl.o should bejg, house of represen

There wen: three can honor. 1 x-Judge

Meond ballot: Graham 36, 33. Hayes 11. Third ballot Gra- qam 48, Dowd 3'J. H ty t» 'L and Graham was declared elected.

was - iOn motion the election of J.J TurnageonFive fttafc W. Graiiara. 0f Granvi.ie; W. S^mMumoua. He will be. succeeded in the,,, ^^ ftf Mpcklenbua'. and! JJ^mittee was appointed to

1

!C. Dowd. of Mecklenburg, and Hardee store by N. H. Barber, j R H of Chatham, ul

J. E. Williams lias gone in- with J. M. Ruess in the battery

l",Ol ii:'- 01.- e>LcrdaV I"

nd grocery business. Mrs. R. Greene and K. W.

Cobb have retired from VV. B. Brown's up town 6tore at the M Wilkinson stand, and C. H. Forbes has taken the manage- ment ol that establishment

Leon Fleming, who has been clerking for J. B. Johnston, will go back to his father's in the

country. Cary Warren has retired as a

salesman at Frank Wilson's, and jvill as.-ist his father in the fert- ilizer iind insurance business.

T. E. Hooker & Co. have re- j tired from the retail grocery j business and are succeeded at 1 the same stand by the wholesale ; rirm cf Hooker & Anthony.

Ayden boy, but now »t .'■ yl more, after Bpmdmg BOineiime Killed by F»lling Windov/. at Ual'MV -M and Ayden. Ml yes A IMQ gon Mr_ L A_ May0 terday f..i bh.p-I Hi 1. -".>•• •• who Bffg 4 m;iJ3 {rom towni isate..d.oBcei.l,- w-akniedafewday«aBoin»pe.

MlP» !:«*, rtM.de "!; ■■'• Ljiar manner. NearMr. Mayo's a vi ■•■■ i" Kms'on .^1 imi-y. |

Ki'ii- ;.t P.'Sle.i, .'.11 n. -. "•■nil 1 8t)ilHii» in the a--..■:■■■■-:; . ■   le! 'for hi* home in L •■'. S. 0 . •'•"'i" day eveni.ig.

Lee Sauls, from black Creek, was heie on business with his

brother, Monday. Henry Manning who has been

conducting a shoe shop here for a number of years has moved with his family to the country where he will farm during the

present year. Malone Tucker, of Grimesland.

was here Monday. R. H. Garris left Monday for

Newbern to attend Fredtral

court as a juror. Mrs. Edwin Tripp came up

from Grifton Monday evening where she had been on a visit

to friends. Lester Cox who has been

spending several weeks with friends in Ayden left for his home in Greensboro yesterday.

Mrs. R. W. Smith and Mrs. W. T. Hart spent Sunday at Hooker-

ton. Mrs. Sancil Hodges returned

Sunday from a pleasant visit in

Virginia. | Rev. C- M. Morton of Wilson

pastor of the Christian church was here Sunday. He will preach for this church every first, and third Sundays.

Mr. James Fleming died Sun- day near here. He was 94 years old. He wos a good citizen and a member of the Free Will Baptist church.

Ayden is to have another to- bacco warehouse the lot has been secured and work will be- gin at an early day.

Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Tinjrle who have been visiting in.Jones county returned Saturday.

which tools and farm implements '.are kept. It is supposed that the little boy wanted to get something out of this building and wa? trying to enter by rais ing a heavy window from the outside, and as he was about to climb through the window it fell un his neck. When the boy was found he was dead with his neck broken. It was a distress- ing accident.

I RESIDENT HELPS ORPHANS.

Humlri-di of orphans have bj-i-n helped by the President of The Indus- trial anil Orphan's Home at Macon. (Ja. who writes: "We have used Electric Bitters in this Institution for nine years. It has proved a most ex- cellent medicine for Stomach, l-iver and Kidney troubles. We repard it as one of the best family medicines on earth." It invigorates th« vital organs, purifies the blood, aids diges- tion, creates appetite. To strengthen

! able men with a strong follow* 'int'. With tow three cornered contest it was impossible to fore- see accurately what would lie the outcome of the caucus, and every candidate and his fi leads expressed confidence of success.

HOUSE CAUCUS. it was 8:20 o'clock when the

caucus of the house w;is called to order by Representative Mor- ton, of "New Hanover, tnd ix- Speaker R. A. DaughtOO. of Alleghaney, was elected cha'r- man of the caucus by acclama- tion. Representative Green, ol Craven, was elected secretary.

Representative Turlington, of Iredell, explained that a wreck had occurred between Durham and Raleigh which for a lime detained some members enroute who had telephoned a request that the election of a speaker be deferred, until they arrived to participate in it, and h.s offered the motion that the election of other 'officers of the house be proceed 3d with first and the speaker left for the last. This motion was adopted-

The roll of counties electing Democrats was called and 81 Democrats were present, a few

being absent. The election of officers then

took place us follows;

Chief deck T. G. Cobb, of Burke, by acclamation, Reading clerk R. It. Phillips, of Lee by ac- clamation Engrossing clerk, M.D.

iKinsland, of Haywood by acla- Imation. Ths first contest came fjrthe position of sergeant at- arms. Then Confederate sol- diers who had made brilliant records were presented, George L. Kiloatrick. of Lenoir; John A. Lisk, of Montgomery, and John H. Keir. of Caswell. The first

wait on the Bpeaker-elect am! in-

vite him into the hall. Ex-Ju Ige Graham came forward -mid ap-j plause and thanked the CHUCUS in a neat, soeecb for ihe .honor eonfern d upon him. Represent- ative Dowd was also called for and said while he could not fee. cheerful at his own funeral, be had never seen the hour when he was not r.-ady to submit M th- will of a majority of the Democp - tic party. He nled0'«d tor him*.'-) and the friends who stood b) him most ioyal tupport to the speaker in making this one ■•; the best sessions of the l.'gis.a- ture. Representative Hayes wa* also called for ana in a brief elo- quent speech thanked biafriwrdi and pledged support, t» the

speaker. At 11 o'clock the caucus ad-

journed. SENATE CAUCUS

The senate caucus was also held with Senator J- A. Long chairman; resulting lowing elections!

president protem, Senator Whitehead Kluttz. of Rowan.

Sergeantaat-arms, R. M. Staley

of Wilkes. Assistant sergeant- afarms,

Nicholas Deboy, of Wake. Chief clerk, A. J. Maxwell, of

Craven. Engrossing clerk. W. E.

HOOKS, of Pitt. Reading clerk, Mark Squires,

of Caldwell.

Fewer Italia 1 go 10 !.«■ watering placcJ lha •;"' other co JI try. Tin I m of the Itn wii \»\ •■;■'■ 

'.'■•■ 

grape j'uin- r.iu) ?ra • ' ' «' ,:n I* taUen. in the 1 .v.! B!>l

,,.,...: I" ",J 1 - • ... :i mo ■  . ' - r.!«l rs| ■•

ire ■   ■•■   ■"' "f. nd nt 1 1:1 \ ■■ .. -ni 1 111 '• rni ■ ' ■•-'■-■ ■ ■■ . , ■ ■ nil -I :' '" ih! - ■    I ■ • -•,,-, 1 he patir-i • •- ■ ' ' 1 :' -,-;■ feel ;.:. ■ 11 d - ronl | wn. 1 ■ 1 crai 1 i r tl ,- : "■ '■ beef ii.i ■■■   0 l< '• ! •, :■* ,:'' the si li. ar ■■ tn 1.10 Hi..- i;m pliye ■ an*.

Birds Wi■> :■ -"'" ■ • • . " . |EI 1 ais- I'r.i.'.— Mm • I Ui^.lM.f-'lBtl"!*'? ,.

ififtsxattsi* •. • .j|i f 1 rat I w.i. «, 1.1' fjml 10 MM H Wt v*y r*•w••„•",' [

t-v

■-■ 

V-

^ m '* POOR PRINT

1■*■■■' -, r- in i iiiPiNi imiuM* HI iiHijiiimji 'VMIeP-iW'.' ■ ' " pp

»l

1 iiis is toe Place Wc will deem it a privilege to show you a very extensive

assortment of

Dress Goods, Dry Goods

Trimmings, Laces,

Ladies Tailor-made skirtS.

Shoes to Fit all feet and Anv Size Purse

R:m:-Tibcr that wc represent all thing* as they are^ ani

regulate the price by the true value of the article.

'r-trur;ioii of Llfo niul Proper!} , '„ „ _ , 1 niMi a wan «n her nose. - New vori by Art'ldcutc, Wreck* ami Fires* ... Jttlseeilaneoiia It rum *»ff Interest.

NAMES ON MORTUARY MST.

WE CAN SUPPLY

YOUR NEEDS IN ALL LINES of GOODS Come to us for a-iy Goods you may|ieed. Look through

our beautiful stock and you will be pleased.

J. R, & J. G. MOYE "Hoi ? or Good Gcods"

GREENVILLE, N.C., U. S. A.

1 he World of Sport*—A Cteroawtog-

Ical Urvleiv.

Tlie year IOtS baa been mainorjibU for a prolonged drought daring \'< r^;cnii)£ -.'.'.t'li »»f some soil product * yet a bumper crop la puiut of value «:i" Bantered. Stirring political treats Rxcd the attention of tlie w«»rM from ill*.* i |K*llll)3 t. ..:i tor Alllw n, Konator i'r.>i..r and Sen alT \V!i;. Ie, L- t'. SteUinati. .I.

JANUARY. 1. Storm: 1* deaths la a tornado Ben

\V,-.-•-.;;. r. - i Obitu ■• : ! r. Nicholas 8ei n. ^ ir -

I ;' A •'■■•■ III »' i • I /rac U i ......

4. < I'aarl* -1 t - : ■ 

r : I ' i\ • ■.!•:!: -■ •. • -r* :i- :■■• .:

r«i i ir i: >' rMw.o it v 1. MR IL I rjo I Itlm

**»*%******%***%*.^%*%%VM***t.%V\%V.\%*%%\%»%*A -

Norfolk mi Siiathem S^i:ivav r:\iivM, Wilaatt & Kvr, liMhvi.

SCHEDUL3 SiTECIIVX 0:r. 11, 19332

Chintmas Holidays Attractive Low Round Trip Fares.

Ticket on sale Iv>eemr>er. 18th, 19th, 23rd, 24th, 25th. 80tb, 81, 1908, and January, 1st, 1909.

Final limit, January, or-*ll noted An ei »i In the builneca district

Obituary: Cardinal Rlrhard. archbishop of Paris. In that city; ased 89.

Personal; Gladys Vanderbllt married to Count i..i.' :■' : David Johnson. Aiuerlcnii landscape painter, at WaMon, N. T.i agcl SI.

II. Political: special presidential message to congress upon the corporations.

Obituary; Pilshop v.. •• Ii I*." paid Ida. "Well, here l> the four «»f bearta."

"I'TC --'i the neo ^f hearta.7 purred Bnsau. I ioe» ,' 11 i.iko the trieh!"

"Of coorse ;. iloca." answer. | Jane. No, It d v n'i'." said Ida. "A conn

card always lakes another card." "Oh. let'a atop playloc!" cried Maria

wearily. "It'a no fun vrhen then* are no men I" toll yon how to play." - Pearann's Weekly.

Farms for Sale on Easy Terms.

We will sell with small cash pojment, balance on easy terms,

1 e latm of 900acres with4.000,- 000 feet of standing; timber.

One f'.rm of 200 acres with 8,000,000 feet of standinar tim- ber.

One farm of 110 acres. All of these are best of farm-

ing lands. Apply to J. F. Davenport, Greenville. J. R. Davenport, Pactolus.

12 21 lmd & w.

Notice. Having tliln day qualified before D. C.

Moore, Clerk of the Superior Court of Pitt County, aa executrix of the laat will and testament of E. S. Laughing- house, deceased, notice ia hereby given to all persons in 'epted to the estate of E. S. l.aughinghouse to make immedi- ate payment U> the undeisigned, and all persons huvinir claims agair.st s .id estate are hereby request, d to file their claims duly authenticated with the undersigned executrix within twelve months from the date of this noti-e, or this notice »ill be plead in bar of re- covery. This l he 31st day of December, ISM,

Rachel F. Lauginghouse, Kxrcutrix of last will and testament

of E S. Lauhinghoudc, dee'd.

Notice. By virtue of the power of sale con-

tained in a mortgage deed executed and di'liv.-red by Alfred Nicho's and L. A. 0. Nichols his wife to Julia Crawford on the :flst day of January. 1907. and duly recorded in the register of deeds office of I itt county. North Caolina, in b ink t}-S, psge II!, the unit rs'gned will » x. ose to public sale, before the court hourO door in Greenville, for cub, to the binhaatbidder, "" Me ly the first Jayol K-b'y. lfr 9. i.t 12 o'clock, M.th- folowlruT real property, to-wit: Ad- loining the land, of Henry c. Kmaaul, :{. A. Nil h la and others, coi.tainfn.

REPORr OF T1IK CONDITION OF

THE BANK OF GREENVILLE ..!' QEEEKVILLK, N. 0.

At the close of burinesK, Novenilxr J7lli. IMS.

Resources Liabilities Loana and diaeounta 1126^82.81 Capital stock 25,000.00 Overdrafts s-e.-iire.l and Surplus fund 25.000.00

*' —* - i ndirideti profits, lancnr- rent expenses and tax

paid 16.78P.M

unsecured All other itocka, liiinds,

raortgagoa 2,400.00 II Hiking lintises, fiirnit lire

and fixtures 8,127.821Bills iwyable Demand loans 11,064.88 Time t'er. of Due fn.m l.'ks, bk's 62,028.14] „,,.;, 2l,&ti.*i fash Items 8,117.44 r, Is, Gold ••'in 681.00 Si!\.■;• •■■■in iHC*g

min currency 1,169.18 Nat B'kandoth- joutatanding er I'8 notes I0,544.(H1 12,687.18

15,000.00

Deposit sub. 1 check 118,184.91 184,827.11

!Cashier's .'hecks

s2'.i.sil

Total (217,446.64( Total #217, H«..")4

state ef North Carolina, County of Pitt, ss: I, James L. Little, Cashier of the above-named bank, do

solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and lielief. JAMES L. LITTLE, Cashier.

Subscribed and sworn to be- fore me tin's ith day of Decem- ber, 1808. •

11. D. BATEMAN, Notary Public.

Correct —Attest; .1. A. ANDREWS W. B. WILSON J. G. MOYE

Directors.

REPORT OF CONDITION OF

THE GREENVILLE BANKING AND TRUST CO.

AT GREENVILLE. N. 0. At the Close of Business November 27, 1808.

n.ng ?0acfcsirjor< or .- andbcinffths land ai on Whli h the raid Alfred Nichols and wife now ft aide. The «aleia made to satisfy s:.ii| mortgacs ilaed.

Tins Hist day of I ecember, 19i>. J Ilia CfB* ford, Mort^'.ageo.

K. C. Harding, Aity. ItdStd. 1 2

Resources Liabilities

Loans and discounts 1180,462.171 Capital stork 825,000.00 Overdrafts 2 606.84 Surplus fund 15,000.00 All other stocks, bonds 'I'ndivi.le.l prof, less

and nmrtgacea I,8O0.I0I ' , , „ Ku.-niture and fixtures 4.698.17J «?ur. exp., taxes pd. o,761.80 Demand Loans 10,000.001Notes and bills redis- Due from b'ka, b'k'rs 28,404.10 counted 7,750.00 Cash items 8,721.00 Time.-, dep. 23,870.88 Silver coin, includ. all I,, , , ,

minor .-..in currency 4ol.2i),,)ol'- Bubck 108,607.22 National bank notes, Cash. cks. 1,842.98181,920.48

other l". S. notes 0,030,, |)„„ |L.,„|-< 7g.58 Total «186,608.861 Total #lW,5wdS

Male of Ni i'iIi t'arolina, ('ounry of Pitt, m : I,C, s. Carr, Cashier of the alMive-named bank, do »deinnly

swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowl- edge and belief. C. S. CARR, Cashier.

Subscribed and sworn to !»•• Correct—Attest: fore me, this 10th, day of Dec-! Chas. Cohb, • mber, nils c. T. Mtinford,

ANDREW J. MOORE. II, C. Flanagan, Notary Public i Directors.

S. J. NOBLES. MODERN BARECR SHOP.

Hot and Cold Baths Electric Massage ap- pliance. Cosmetics A specb.lty Electric Massage and Hair tonic given to ladies at their homes-

Ii you want your HORSE to troll fast and pull strong buy your [

Hay, Oats and Corn.

of W. B. HIGSON. He will sell you Better Feed and More for Less Monty than any man in town.

W. B. HIGSON'S Place is headquarters for Corn, Hay, Oats, Cotton Seed Meal, Hulls, Brand, Chicken Hominy, Cracked Corn, corn Meal and all kinds of Feed.

MOVED TO BETTER -QUARTERS-

We have moved our stables and transfer business to the old market building on Second street, where we ___ have plenty of stable room, nice and > tion of the town. Four chairs convenient, to take care of our | in operation and each one pre- trade. We can shelter your bug- j sided over by a skilled barber.

Opposite J. R. J. G. Moye

CENTRAL Barber Shop

Edmond fit Fleming props. Located in main business sec-

gies in rainy weath:r Hor*e< C:r place ia inviting, razors n...rp. Our towels clean. thank you for past patronage

boarded at r«._son*!>le ratcv W thank our old pat'-ns for tne bus- iness they have iavorrd us with, and ask all to come to see us.

KITTRELL & TURNAGE.

Cobb Hros.&Co. NORFOLK. VA.

Cotton Buyers, Brokers In Stocks, Cotton. Grain

and Provisions,

PRIVATE WIRE to New York. Chicago

and New Orleans.

We

and ask you to call attain when good work is wanted.

STILL WITH

The Mutual Life INSURANCE COMPANY,

OF NEW YORK.

OLDEST IN AMERICA, LARGEST

IN THE WORLD.

Org, 1843. Asseta over $500,000,000 H. BENTLEY HARRISS

Olli.f. Nest Door toPo.tofficc GREENVILLE. N. CAROLINA

Dry Goods and Ladies Dress Goods. 1 have purchased the interest of the

For Sale. I«U' B. E. Patrick in the firm .if U. E. ■ ,,i_ ,,.,»« i •'"trick .t Co., an.l will continue to

On Monday, .Ian. 1tn, llHUt, 1 earry on a genera) dry goods buiineea will nil at public auction More «^^£rt^ with . I the court house door in Green- ville, at 1 o'clock, p. m. six good mules, for cash.

A. K, McGowan.

al of dress goods and trimminpvi hua been added, huss Noltts Barnhiii being i.i ch.irge of this department. The ladies are cordially invited >o cull sod look at this line. it. P. PATRICK

-'--*

fOX-BRYAN.

A B.ili»at iMarriaje io Winterville Wcii.if «1« ' Afternoon

WedaMdfV afternoon at 3 o'clock ont of "»t goods We your orders bom a box o tax to." cai nails. Give us a call.

te with can till load of

Baker & -'ras.T'SSXx-.- 7..iJ^asK^ssatiJr,iSJia.,»«a5rrj-.T::?r 31

A. J. OutterbriJge THE GREENVILLE. N. C.

ihecounty of Pitt aid State of North! ing west »-|ih Wilson street .'!! 1-3 Carolina and described 1.1 follow-, to-1 feet to George Dunn's corner, thence wit: I with Dunn's line south HO feet to Dr.

That tract rf land in Beaver Ham Moore's Hne, th-nee east 33 1-8 feet, township, adjoining the lands of T. A Nichols Nannie B. Nichols and Alfred Nich'lsland, containing 5.") acres morj or less. Known as lot No. 1 in the di- vision of J. B. Niche s lard. Also Oil" piece or tract, . djoining the lands of H U. Nichols, Mis Agnes Blount an.l T. A NichoK being lot No. 5 in taid divUion, containing 10 1-4 acres, to satisfy said mortgage deed. Terms of sale cash.

This 2lth day of November. 1908. F. G. Ji.nes, Mortgagee

11 28 ltd 3tw

LaufhiD(hoBwCobb.

Mr. B. P. Cobb invites you to be present

at the marriage of his daughter Mary Perry

to Mr. Ned Laughinghouse

Tuesday afternoon, January the twelfth

nineteen hundred and nine at two o'clock

Cobbdale. Greenville, North Carolina.

No invitations sent in town.

FEVER SORES.

Fever sores and old chronic Bores should not be healed entirely, but should be kept in healthy condition. This can be done by applying Chamber- lain's Salve. This salve has no super- ior for this purpose. It is also mo-t excellent for chapped hands, sore nipples, burns ana diseases of the skin. For sale by J. L. Wooten and Coward & Wooten.

thence * orth with .-ai.l Moore's line 1 0 feet t" th" 'eginnhag ' it lei e; the same 1- t whirh waa conveyed to the said Ur. J. N. Moore, to satisfy s id II ortgage deed. Terms of sale cash.

This 23rd dav of D"C. 19 8. W. K. Webb, Mortgagee.

Moore & Lohg. Attorneys.

Notice.

By virtue of .lie powei of sale con- tame.I in a certain mortg.ee deed cxe- cut d and delivered by S-muel bos and wi e, Mary E. K"*s toJeaSSThom- as on the 1st day of March. 1!"'5. and duly recorded i > tie rogiater of deeds ofticeof Pitt eouniy, N. C., in bo' k J 8 page 5>7n, th'undersigned will exi.se to pu'dic sale before ihe court home doo- in Oreenviile lo the high, sf h •!• r on Monday, January 4tJ, .'.t'j. at 1 o'clock p. m., a certain tract »r pram I of land lying and being In Ihe count v . i Pitt and State of N. ()., and described as follows to wit: One house and lot bei g and lying in or near the town of Bethel. N. C. Beginning at the edge of the Bethel and Tnrboro road and the corner of W. J. Barn hi I's lot, thence with the public road about 40 yards t'i M. 0. Blonr.t'a walling, thence a j ar- allel line with W. J. Barnhill's line about'.13 yards to M. O. Mount's buck walling, thence about 40 yards to Vi. J. Barnhill's line, thence with W. J. Barnhill's line to the beginning, con- taining 8,620 suuare yards more or less it being the lot conveyed to Mary E. Ross by M. O. Blount. To satisfy saiil mortgage deed. Terms of sale cash

This the :-0th day or November, 19 8. Jesse Thomas, Mortgagee.

Julius Brown, Atty.

LAME SHOULDER.

Thi. U a common form of muscular reheumatism No miernaJ treatment is nee "•!. Applv Cvambcrlain'a Li ••- meet freely twiec a day and a quick cure ia c "tain. T!-.is limlment has proven eapeciallv valuable f r muaculnr and chronic rehumatiam. srd is sure to give quick relief. Chamberlain's Liniment is also moat excellent for sprains anil t raise . Price. 25 centa: |. rge sir.- 50 centa For ale by .1. L. Wooten * Coward & Wooten.

PAUL MITRICK THE TAILOR

Can be found on Fourth street prepared to clean, press repair

Mens Clothing and ladies Skirts All work done promptly, suits made to order when desired. Your patronage Foliated.

FALL BULBS

UEl'OBT "I" THE CUSHION !■'

BANK OF FARMVILLE AT FAKMVU.I.K. N. 0.

Tin Close "f Bushiest November 27, I-'"''-

Rcsourscs Liabil:t:s

liscounts f . -■ ■•'. •_'.'Jli."l.'.H>

1,002.441 lixtures bk'rs

Slate

Killed a Swan,

Mr. E. B. Ficklen was today exhibiting a large swan which he killed Tuesday morning while on a hunting trip in Curituck sound. The swan measured 8 feet between tip of wings and weighed 20 pounds. It was quite a curiosity to people here.

THE PURE FOOD LAW.

Secretary Wilson says: "One of the objects of the law is to inform the consumer of th? presence of certain harmful drugs in medicines." The law requires that the amount of chloro- form, opium, morphine, and other habit forming drugs be stateil on the label of each bottle. The manufacturers of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy have always claimed that their remedy did not c ntain any of these drugs, and the truth of thai Claim is now fully proven, as n• ro'Jec1ovSry his I''1 -lib. I.' B. W. > i, N>

. ....... ■    ■    ■   ■ ■ 

are now arriving, plant early to get laest results A nice line of Pa'ms, and Ferns in ail sizes. Choice eut flowers a specialty, wedding bouquets and Floral offerings at short! notic. Mail, Telegraph, and em Telephone orders receive prompt attention. Phone 149.

J LO'QUINN & CO Raleigh, N. C.

Loans ami Overdrafts sec Unsecured Furniture and Hue from bks. Cash items Gold coin Silver coin, including all minor coin currency Nat. bk. notes and other

!'. S. notes _^ Total ♦HS.a».i.V73

i|,P88.ticJ t upital stock iKnrplil" fund

iS.'Jiis \-> fn.iivi.l,.,! profits, l,«3»-3" ,.„,. pxp. and taxen

■ i«w ,,7 Dividends tu pai.l 'IBills payable

|ti,iMW.OO

:....! i0.no

I..1. 1

117..".o

-111.Mi

, 11)5.011

Time Certificates tie. Deposit sub, to cheek Cashier c'k niitstanding Oertilied cheek

.!s:;.i)G

1.000.00 111,000.00 0,888.91

17.-'i 18.(17

M-2.-22 SI 99

^ •■.'n.'i.".')

luunty of 1

licrof tin above staten

a I" • •i.t

W. M. DAWSON Ladies and Gents Tailor,

Greenville, N C.

Pressing, Altering. Repairing. Dyeing. Scour:ng, Chemical and Dry Cleaning. •IBB, .

Satisfaction or no charges. In rear of Edmonds & Fleming's ber Shop

Bar

BREAD! BREAD Mrs. Maggie Whitley at the Norcott

building near courthouse, bakes every day, bread, rolls, cakes and piea. Or- dera filled anywhere in town. Ice cream Bold daily.

Farm for Rent.

The Joel Tyson farm, four miles west of Greenville, is for rent for the year 190!). One hundred acres cleared land, "> room dwelling house, 4 tobacco barns and good pack hou^e. 3 tenant houses and nil other needed buildings on the farm.

Mrs. Louisa Tyson, R. F. D. No.l., Greenville, N.C. 12 28 2wks d & w.

Notice. By virtueof the power of sale con-

tained in a mortgaj.-e deed, executed and delivered by Walter Hardy to.l.l W illiamaon the 3rd day or Fob y, 1908. and dulv recorded in the register of deeds ofticeot Pitt county, North Caro- lina, in book Q S, page Sol, the under- signed will expose to public sale, before the court house door in Greenville, fur cash, to the highest bidder, on Monday, Kct.'y. 1st, 1909, at 12 o'clock M. the following real property, to wit: On. tractof landin oelvoirtownahii on th. north Ide of Tar river and bouni d by i he river on tho south andfn '• ing" tin lar'aofU. A. Pa ki ro" being a part if (I :., ; • V Ion I A. CO li

I acres met i n.ort ■:.." deed.

■i hii . i. daj n '.li nuary, P .1 (\ Willinn Mortg

■ .

' North Carolina,

.1. R. Davis, Oa swear that the

knowledge and belief. Siiliseiilie.l and sworn to be- Corn

fore me, this 2nd day of Da.'em- ber 1908.

.1. A. UKWBOKN, Notary Public.

i- true li

,1, it, 1

ha ||o

. -i sol-

id III/

.shier.

W. J. TI IfNACE R. I.. !>.\\l-. F. M. DAVIS

Directors.

REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE

BETHEL BANKING&TRUST CO. AT BETHEL, N. CAROLINA.

At the Close of Business November, 27, 1908.

Resources Loans ami discounts Overdrafts Furniture and Fixtures Due from B'ks, I'.'kr-

Liabilitics

♦28,580.80; Capital Stock H25.00 . .. ,

1,810.00 Snrp'n* [""'1

14,204.2811'ndivided profits, less Silver coin, including

minor coin currency National Lank notes

and other I*. S. notes

rlll'l'ent e\p. paid

Time t'er. of Deposit -i igr n,71 Deposits subject tock.

Total. otal, * 17.-Ji'.7..V.i

♦n.oon.oo 1,500.00

187.07 8,401.08

82,808.89 •*l7.'J(oVT'

State of North Carolina, Couiaty of Pitt, ss: I. W. II. Woolard, Cashier of the alaovo-named ban!

that the above -tateinenl is true to I lie best • solemnly swear knowledge ami belief.

Subscribed and sworn to before (Corn me, this 5th day December, 1908,

S. T. OARSON, Notary Public*

ii :• W. II. WOOLARD, Cashier.

ft—Attest: M. (I. B-I.ol NT. BoBT. ST ATi IN. s. M. .Iti.NF.s,

Directors,

H L Genera!

CARR Hardware

S i] I \:-. nt f.

DevocsLcad an i Zlnel' Inl Jewel Stoves and Kangos ..... implcrn •■ ' ■ r SOWOT

icti

Keen-Kutter Edge Too,

m W'J/Hf U ' -. ' i".'.' "i-"!.. gp,»saiuuite:

■mjawi'i •■in i mm* mmm iVMwiiujiwi wm • "'9- +

ITERVILLE EPARTMENT 1 In Charge of F. C. NYE |

DANIEL- FLEMIrtt 'Colerainethis morning to resume ' v '"•' her worn \.\ scho.'l there after

having epent the holidays «{PfeUj Weiifa( SoletaBMo' «• H -... Kb. T. M. Moore.

tut

V.

i

H

■; •

. h "• \ : rj e

! ., )■ ■• s

I'.. ' rc, BarbvT & ( o.

D.\l H . ■ • !■' MIL ANU UBS. A. COX ENTERTAINED.

A bi Pitiful I .'• very quiet home wedding was solemnised at the residence of Mr. T. M. Moore, 1083 Wert Market Btreet this • t 8:15 o'ebel .

■ 

■ 

1

i.

v. I.

SUui ' ■   •' ring D - 26'h, ■   n ' Week, the! >meof|The , •._ i ,r *•«•

, -, v r r • « • rtm MiM Pennii Ward Dai .. and iMrc.A.G.Coxw^tlu Robcrt F|crn5n, • Strea .. • r. ...,,.,.:i i Ugl tfu! r ccption|(. j.,

given b: -. .Mimfc and Dora ' " ^ ■ MJ8g

'..'.:

A Cfcris'.xas Diacc.

Editor Rell ctor: For several yean I have

watched the editor, his paper and his county with a loving eye. liis pain:- get. bett* t "Very day. He gives good ;•!• ••■ I i the cau.e of education. He tell* -what the churches a:id «choola are de;ng. He works forth uplift of Ins town and county. Gad bleaa "The R :! ■«->:■" and its editor! I spent th ee app< years In Pitt, ,i: d have man; I nds th ire. i think I • iver i iw i n '■"■ m ivi item in "The Befloctoi till Dec. IS. 1908. I th - saw a "Christ- mi i ,:■ nee" ad ertii d! If 1 wanted to dance with my friend?, 1 think I would m I

. thebu lay of Jesua for the time.

A happy n iw yeai to th editor an i h" r< .-!

A. ii. l.?i tt.. Greensboro, N. C,

Ilk.- Reflector itself regrets

Caigbt Istsl ati.n frcm The Refector.

Maj. E. .'. Hale, of F^yette- tjistin-

HEALTH INSURANCE

Tlie man who Insures hU life i* , B|IJ«.| one of the most wise for his family. , , ... 5,.., . The man who Insures hU health guWisd editors of the Stati,. and Is wise both for his family *nd who was one American \ onsul himself, to Manchester. England), was You mav Insure health by guard- . u,-«'. j tag it. it Is worth guarding. amen* the vmtnrs here today, At the first attack of disease, land it gave The R- Hector „iens. which generally approaches , ure to greet him once DMHa through the LIVLR and manl- ! ^|.,jOP Hale oomplim*n's u° very (Mtl KMH I" Innumerable niiji TAKE

And save your health.

Marriage LiceSMS.

Since lasl report R gister of D ds W. M. Moore has issued licti b s lo the following parties:

highly l>y to'linr that he caught inspiration tack in the !M)'s to make his paper, the Fayetteville O'.i^erver. a daily paper, from noting what we were doing with a little daily paper in Greenville started ahout that time. He thought if we coula make 1 daily paper live in a little town like Greenville then was. surely he could do as well in Fayetteville. The R< Hector is frank to admit that he has outrun us in the newspaper race. The State has

j-

.

fluent writer than Major Hale.

'Willirgharri will treat you lipht*

Land Sale,

..', .■• • ■-.-• :•'■ ■• v

el. li : ssociat I with ! 1

. I .

. "special' abjeets P««««W . oi th B is rsation. A er the • ■■ ■> - '

. p, ressive ( ■ • aati 1 had 8 mgnwaj • ■      •' ';•" 3 ...•• -0rMa 1 ' m -' . an■ 1 . .

■    • : 1 • ■'. i.-

- >.,. :■       . .■      ,1 . ■     ' • • •

t\ ■ 

' . . ' ' laii tr et i, 1 "'A,i,KJn#.th,'i ApMh lOUnt' ofPitl ' "' N'.vili t ■>'-■ |;j v, ].iu' !.

.. olii.ii« ' *» t° *lt:l m- Mil

i ccuv virtus of 11 dcerca of the Superior li... • , Inert « t I'i'l COU' ty in pptciul pn*ced- 1 dl"" we No. 1688. eitltloH N. ni iu D. »ag-

III, sdmx. affslns' F. B, Bijr» 111 and hers, the u>'. i.r- . r c0f|0rts"o. 7»northto Third atroat, thenrealoi • Third t'reet. east to the'

T. J. M (yard Olivia Blount. 11 fhlatteSthdayoi Dec MS. ■ no R: -■••i.,1 !).:».-I''''-- Nannie P. Bagwell,

, G. James, Att'y. (on.mi slonwr.

■    ...

1 ■ •:

,. olii.ii i wr. to wit: • ' .. i>. ... .

>i■ werof8»leeont»ii

a n,« M< n, -•; ;•;,- ^-^7^ ' ■ ., ^^^SST^tS and "wife BUt-k'i and \- enty 'hri • lieaaot ,lh,- kidneys. AtrUl wil con- ineu you Mj( L Bucki on ,,.,, nutdii) of rvii- , ., ,, . . .■,... -Is* Mr of quck riB.ulla.for buckoelie, Kii ■ 1- IUi,ry, 19«7, to L. B. Smith. «s npueara

' '\' -.": '.• ifcm. Umhagoanr ir-.l worn; ■   ^"reVord In the regiater of .kids office

f.-r iheKion •tmloi which

are little ...,c c1 y

'.. . '. . c. t .'

,..1.:'... ; for this] ,,',|.,,1

..u .: , .....,,.- ... .dioundsV;.^

;i. is.'.. ii.c i:«....

tii.il ? ,01 Tl. So.u bi Jili"

. ,■ Eta ...:.'. .Var e.--n

but as to many • en to the) BC 0 th« lire il -.. • impossi*

• • ceil- ■ - . . ,r, biitdr, of ■■''•■■■ ,;- ■ ■■- ';"; T,u'

of record In tl.e resistor of ih .... office In Pitt county, in l»»'k Q.-8 page ^V. tl„. ui dcrsigned «i!i on Satun ay the ct. day of J >nuary 1900, expose to pub- lic sale ii tor Hi • court liouae door in i'itt coui ty, to the highest bidder for cash. tli. following tract or parcel of land lying and being in Pit! county v ... ;.,•,>,.;., un 1.; .. 1 ,-... ;..■■■. *", d *tldbjp_ the share da ded

,„ ... „ .... ., anaPau • 1 rt .tFactelus. • . ,.,„ ftnd wa8 buried tins sfttrnoon» t,,^ John R. BUCIC. >.ndboindei as r" ' ■■  ' Oneoft wmao , \, "-." •—■.'" 'at aD0U ^' Cherrv Hill cernetery. foiled, on the east by Metis fc«a oek, ..: .... ; .. , „ ,,„,;.. with no insurance. cnerry am cemwiwj. and tn the South by the W. A. gm th , .;. :.' „j"i home wan set r.part for the dis. land, and on the west by E. O. Smith

thelwr Wc have them Ptpncei . ,,..; ,.„• whj,. •. t ptrmaa\ exuerionce with* tube -f and C, C. Smith containing 68 acres

tn. ... ... . n 1

> " ' lvl ' ..'.'v'7;' playoi W • r liris of which .,.„., ,. 1DD1ES Pirsonal exuerionce withatube -f -•■•••--,-: - .- t: ■ •• -est you. V, alsoij'.' v.. ., , .... BRAVE FIRE UDD1ES J lfemedy will convlnos you more or leia. Thia sale is made to sst

.: ■ «i i-.- i';,M":.: .■■.-.■..,. :.,..■ r r-JB.o^pV«afi^»A&tf.7ftoc^A^iaW Harrington. B • ,.,; .liif!.( . . shich the Sa dforg. . li s L. W.otan. ay F. C. Harding, Attorney. "'!'.. , 1, ;_ V-IJ nil p ill, For 1 II "° ■" '■'■ ' ,,i... 1,1— 11. 1 in ■ - ' " «"—— , ,, ol in ou.- midot. . . .. (popular younj 1 mi 1 is new .. . ,ut,.>t

, , • . . . ii, . : .■•■•• Thetrii charrrirg youna he-ler. Quid . ...... truptioni. ■' ! . - ■• . ' r . Prii 1 are' , • Old ores. «, uh s, felons;bestpili th '■ -. . cottaj andwnl l-1'1 '.' " womanposa i.ig many admira- cure marit.. i: : ig imUnt, 23 at occupy ■   !- F. Elli l has " ht and can fur.iish nice hearse We u..i;i. d ,,,u ,...,-, which JL Wo-tsn. .: . totr David Hinea col ••'" -1"- have won for her a large numbtrj

■    .,; nKma- of warm frier.ds A Resolotlsa, '■' ",f '•" ' on 'he The bridegroom is a native of

m rket, Se ■ ; that *„, '■' ' ' '"' "'■'■' ' " : •' • |0n

A. W. Ange&Co. ■ 

tag,e. v.. r I as 1 to hi i . ... down on the railn I. 0. W. B" Hi h - : , ptcd pcfition w.;.. VV. 1. Houst and Co. W B. Brj in

Bank ol Winterville, AT WINTEUVILLE.

In the State of North Carolina, ntthc close of business Nov. -7th !i)'.8.

RHSorai'is. l.euu- ami discount • ■•? he bridegroom is a ialive«.t; .«.„«»_„» tua PIM- ommrv Ixians and discounts •*

tcounty, this .State. K--'i' ..^7"et '^V | £ ,l^'-:lnl'1- , • ol Mr Robert Flemirut a Med,c*] Bna?*9 ,['""■ Dcceml)ler Furniture and fixtures ol Mr. luuu pieming, a .{(..h iy03i t!). f0nowing resolu* Demand loans

cessful business man ol Uiat „11„„r;„„11K!,.,v,.MH. in... imm Hank-

1.1 \r.11.1riKs.

0,066.20 capital stock * 6,000.00 live. »•> . ' . JlStl.tf Hurnlus fund

Carts, box 1 bodies. Prices made right. Call and see th.M.

Prof. up;h. Bold by John L. Wooten. I

Buiial Thursday evening. Poi.ot forget that Dr. Baft Arr.o'd' u •"■■■■» ■"■■^' I ng| am i„ -he best known Remedy for The remains of Mrs. SalHfl Ann all Bow-dComplsInU Watrai ted by

Cherry, who died Wednesday/' ' morning, were interred Thurs-j day evening In Cherry Hill cemetery. Func 1 al services were conducted ii' Memorial Baptist church by Rev.T. II. King, of1

Winterville.

Due from Bank ami Bankers

Cat.li items Gold Coin Silver ..'in including all

minor coin currency National bank notes and

other U. H. note* 1,187.00

- , an tl I u.i.i 1.1,:!..).. 1 -i,,ii\i.lt.l profits less

aOw.OQ nun.1,1 expenses and taxes paid

Bills payable Time certificates

deposit Dep. subject I" cheek Cashiers checks out-

standing

4111 I.I II)

2,lu!1.0J 67.8'J

818.00 I

15S.50

148.70 2,000.00

1,850.16 7,025.00

Total I 10,007.12 Tots

74.18

if 10,007.12

^lulffla^ttSismrt bank, do sokmnly swear kwU JtawttfifK to .,, Kest of -InowM^d^ief. ^^

James K. .!ohnsr:i, | J t. (ireen, Notarv Public. W B WingatO, Directors.

LAXATIVE COUGH SYRUP CONFORMS TO NATIONAL PURS FOOD AND DRUGS LAW.

I An .mr.ro~m.nt a* m.nv MM-J.SS1 S^&^S^XS V .a&Is.&Vr' i£XES&i eiCiSSlZ SU&U I^OiaNi CO.. CH.CACO. U. ,. A.

.Willing'' im v ■ax. FOl: SALE BY JNO. L. WOOTEN.

.

D. J. WHl"HA*D, Eoitor and Owner Truth in Preference to Fiction.

VOL. No. XXVI

WELCOME TO NEW PASTOR.

INTERESTING SERVICE IN MEMO- RIAL BAPTIST CHURCH.

GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA. FRIDAY. JAN. 15. 1909

One Dollar Per Year

NUMBER 3

the

Churches and Pcrple U»"= 'a tl,e

Welcome- Excellent Addressc.a. d InspiriBR Miiic.

"Behold how good and how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in unity." Those were the first words in the Scrip- ture reading at the welcome ser- vice to the new pwslor of Memo- rial Baptist church Sunday nigh', and they never seemed to apply with more appropriateness than on this occasion. There was an outpouring of people of all de- nominations repre^eniid in the town, as well as these of no de ncmi'.ation, united in greeting a new pastor, and they made a congregation that would liil ary speaker with pride 11 face. It was an inspiring gathering it. Christian fellowship, typical of the chinged condition? thathave come to Greenville in late years, i

Rev. J. B. Conk, f jnn.rly ol Manchester, Va.. came to Green- ville to assume th j pastorate of the Baptist church on the first of January, and this service gun- day night was arranged to give hint a welcome to his new field of labor. The service was made op of addresses am! a "elect musical program, and the large congregation took keenest inter-

est in all. The music, which interspersed

the addresses, was fully in keep- ing with the high record Green- ville has attained. There were special songs by Mrs. T. E. Hooker. Mrs. B. E. Parham and Mrs. VV. L. Hall and Mr. Chatlea J;.:--:- th** were heard with much

differentlaWV. D.W. ARNOLD'S »DDBBSS, I am thankful for tins oppor-

tunity. It gives me great ard unlimited pleasure to welcome

, you. Mr. Cook, to our town. Sir.

t*n years ago when the peo- I am prone to ^•JJjjJJ . WT ■ not united in anything, your people here will bedellgbted

or.rider, to s Christian bodies of the town m -ting in a welcome service to a new minister, said it was in striking contrast with the spirit

ol pl

off the necessity laid upon Urn t-/Society was read: 'render ui.to Csssar thej things At a meeting oi H Pitt County

He rejoiced in the coming of this new era when peace, har- mony and co-operation prevailed, congratulated the new minister that his advent was under such auspicious circumstances and el- oquently welcomed him to the city on behalf of the citizens generally without regard to pol- ities or religion.

Mayor Whedtee's address was a gem, and we regret that he

to promulgate your succ. ■ B, aa to that matter all the citizenry of Greenville will do so with

gladness. In olden times, a new comer,

entering a house for the first time had to read his passpoi-t. I am thankful that such is un- necessary now. But I trust It will be easy for you to read your welcome in our open BM»8 and grateful hearts. Your coming

hono* a"d ulory to the name

ourK,nK: ,., .„ itelthatan Caesar's." The minis-Medical Society held December We welcome you also to BM« ^^^ ,(;, g .... -d mi.,;. 30i;)> l908| til ; , , resolu.

Sunday school, wherei are «au-« hearted, publi". spiritidItion was unanimously passed: eradlromSabbathtoSabbathour JWJ ^T[r;^u.. cheerfully That this aoei ty rcsp a fully brightest and best, who an- to • , .^ BUbstanceI request the Boari « ■     rmen be .rained for a higher brighter, .£^"^monwealtii. inotioc: , lie ■- the sale holier and more useful AaB minister he is a man with | of whisk-i .-.res or

: 1

Mav your presence in this

ever be a benediction as you shall

no a ii........%-• '•. — , I a message--:! message from God.medical i i i he city

copy of :

'—« message to the hearts and!of Greev/iiie. rhai xhibitthe spirit of our tovi°K l^ngdencesof the people to>hom this resolution b« pnnb I in The

he expounds the Wcrd of the i Daily Rt fleet or. Lord, a message delivered not in , L C. bn inn« r, ^ the "enticing words oi' man's,Jan, 5 1C-C3 becty wiBdom"butin"thedemonstra-| The board in i i with

a gem, ana we regret m»* "» *»,» v , . , „... ,._ »VP so pressed with other duties just j among us hlM joy. We now that he could not prepare a need you and weare ntWKaW M\ c'pv of it for pu lie rtion. for your presence. We_ trust Mt£!l UUSKK'S AOOKKSS. | that OU, home., « M. OU

We have met tonight for a entire town. wHI be UjtaJ" definite purpose. That purpose for your having cast your lot with h to welcome the Rev- M, Cook | -L ^^ ^ ^ ^ .)c j

to£ welcome lain our hearts, aeenonah r floating to t» I

Lord. Last but not least, we welcome

you to our hearts, loyal and true, to our aSec