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ittm Mii MAINE SEED POTATOES We have a car Genuine Maine Grown Seed Potatoes Leave your orders with us MOSELEY BROS Mayor James After Those [icting Busim City Market Mayor .laiiH'S ih liKlit iiUrr (liiis? (liM'i’K.ii'diiin till' liiw.s iiiiii (if Uii« lowti, iiiui is ililciniiiicil that .'■'liall III- riiDri' riKiilly fiUni'c- c(l in till' rnliiii'. Oil l'’iicla.v of lasi in’ i.iMii'il wai l'aiils I'dl' i^voi'V I laaii «unilin lin;; a t-lall at llio cil> i iiiarki'l cliai'Kiiig IlH-ni wilh kc piiir j iMi^.aiillaIy places, and lliis niDining liail till III to apiirar briDi'i’ liini ami vvilli u small lliii' III' n ad to tln ii.1 ’iiticli'S conlaiiiiil in llii' lnwii orili-j iiniiri'.i rclallM' as In liow llirs' j plan’s slioiilil III' Ui'pl. Ili.s IIimkii! Ii‘i liiri'li lliiiHii Im Iiii-i’ him i|iiilr s.'-| wrrly and waiind iIhmii llial llul^^■.■ j iiuiUi'i':; v.rri' iiii'iiili d, ln‘ uoulil liau-j Mil’ f.iiilly iim'.H linnii;lil, bi'rnrr liiiii' \,l'i Wi i-U ami lu ,;\\ iilli'S illlpii-r I j rici' marl'l l l uiinuil In' iil ihi' h(nii',! ' ill alil'rau-n v.it.' nnli'i' il last wri'';' Ic ha\r till' iii:irUi I ri'iio'. aii il am! Piiini'li. ami u itii Ilii.; min-li m-i di'd iiiipro\i-im III, tliii-i' (iimliii'tin.u: lai'^-, iiii'ss ttiiri' .ilidiilii il'i llii'ir part l(. ^ ■ki'1‘1) it Idnkiii”, as -anitary 'is pus ANNUAL SENl Ayden Items. AYIJKN, Sell. 6.—Mr. J. H. Harris liiis purchased tlio vsalo stables of Mr. .1. E. Winslow, on Tliird street. 'I'iiis is valuable property. Wo hear tl.at Mr. Winslow contemplates ereet- iiiK another eot ot stables much lai g- er than the <iuarters he haw sold, on tlio fornor ol' Leo and Third .streets. .\lr. riyssi-s S. Jackson tells us that he has caught two moles on his plant bed and twenty-four on liia farm around his garden, with two of these Riddick Mole traps. I’lonty ot them can be had at .1. It. Smith and Liros ■Mrs. Ilcnrietta liodncs, widow ot the late Mr. Hodges, died at her lioiiie near Ifouiitree’s .Monday morn- iiiK. alter a liuKering nicUness. Him was the imitlier of Mi'.-i. .1. It. Siiicr, .Mes.^r.i. Ili'lier and F. I’. Ktidges. Slu vas a di'Voiit member oT the (.'liri.s- tiaii chui'cli and alway.^ on tho side of rl^’lil, l!i-r reiiiaiiiM were laid t,; rc-^t. ill the family Siiirial proiiiid lUei'iHioil. We cMilid OUl s> mpat hy to (lii> ln-i'eaN i (i MM WANT ADS 5c* Per Liaa Pa r lasertioa Caeh must accompany orders for want ads, except from those bavlnc regular advertising ac- couQtB. The rate is 6 cents per line, six words to the line. Tel ephone No. 74. ,U:,ST ,\I{|{1VKI», I’ISKSII CAKAJA cot'fee at S. M. Schulta. I’Oii S\I.!, : t V. <)-lior.s(! hiirst. I >V(> .Ml l.i;s \MI 0>h ■vaKon. T. W. White- 12 iU tf i fleaiililiil firBiik Mylli “ mill Oe Presented wkMwm e'f LOfisraiOi ’fuesilay Ilial'U'elt, family. II I s I Ir ease of ’I'liere was will II peai .’hie, Slieriffijyilley Caj> liger at liaiideck's urGss fload l.a't wei U was a busy tuie will. 'Ill' tiiwii and I'ounty iiHieei'.s in round ing! I’p Idind timers, in fail m'arl> I'viry I'llicer liKuied in tlic arrest. Ill sonie tine ehariji' with I'ltailins sheriff hinlley lieliiK about the only uiie uithoiit a l.'iiii'el, Ilf a blind tifier is to be eoiisideri'd '.<inhl, tor tiu V,cek lip to yi'.--tenla,\ mornint,', deeiil 'd be would Ko in search for same, ami KoiiiK to lladdoek's Cross Uoad. place located just at a point w lieri' I ontcntuea, Cbieod and Swilt Creel; towtisllip.^ niei't. there b(' toiilld one not ill) blind, as whiskey jiiKs. beer bottles and bottle lops wero niim- crous sitrroumlinj; the place of bu.s- iiu*ss of Mr. .1, \V. Cox. l'|)on in- Msifjation he found u\er two barrels of ({enuiiic beei'. 'Miis was the slicriff'.i second visit to Mr. C()\'s wtore baviiiM: f!ouo there • ibout a nionth ai;o and tindiuK sev- ■ ral bc.rrels of what they call near- beer he informed the retiiler that he had learned of his illegal tinsiucss | • ind warned him a>;ainst wuch, wirch I ■ dvice be promised to take, '.'ayinpj that he ( onsidered bis business le^al ' as be was sellins nothing tUrouKerj than what wa.s found in bis placi it that time. luiring the latter purl ot last week (he otl'ner learned that Mr. Cox was di>iiig a IhiiNiiiii business, and jiener- ally did aftir the .second and fourtii Satunhiy'B of each moi>th, at which time be woubl receive sutllcient quan tity to last for a t'ouple of weeks, and y<*.-tcrday beiuK the ticcond Sun day the sheriff arrived when tber*.' was a m)od supply of iiito.\icunts on hand, besides the beer he found two kegs which Mr. Cox said contained oriinge wine, but Mr. Hudley having sulVieicnt evid(5Uce be maile no tur- ther iuM-stigation. When tried before Magi'slrate Itoun- Iree this morning the case was car- -ied »>v -r to tho next terin of court under heav' bond. On (lOMO Afraiii. riu' sah's crew of tho Atlantic Coa^t Realty Companv left yo.<iter- day {)n tholr private pullinan ‘‘Mary Um" for a tour of ttovoral weeks with a c.ii.ndar well filled with dates to conduct nunierou.-! sales before re turning to tho homo office. ' 'I his I’lay ilj be l>iiii’rent I'roni I Any llilh<‘r(ii t^iien :U the i'raiii- j ins' ScliiMil. Ilcjiufil'iil Cos. | (nines and Seenei'). | i <iiii' mouth Irom this i ieiiliiir .M.'ircli ^ :i. llie aiiiiiial Sciiloi' |ilay will hi'! prcsi'iili'il at till' 'I'l aiiiiiv.j; .-iclimil , 'I'hls )ilay will III' iliihTi 111 iroiii any' liithirlo Ki'cll at the M-hool. I 'Hie biaiitlfiil (irci'k m>lii, ■■I'.iii j ili ra", ilraiiu.li/.i-d by l,i)iij.;fi'llii ,v, Iia.-i 111! 11 .idopi'il ,'uiil iiiaiie iiilo a bril-i li,itil, spei'laciilar |ia.e,caiU. neauii-! lul folk ami natiiri- ilancr..; uciiir fi''-' i|iliiilly; ii>iiiphs, ilr.'aii'.i, ;;rai f.iii'.-, fiirils .-11111 (ilbi r I I'l ailoiis i.i' llie (Iii .'k mind d.iiu i-:' in and oyi iiiakini;' n iiiarvi'lou-ly heaiililul lii'i .im-like si lliii:', lor the worlil'.- li,:-l lo\e . lory, 'I'lie cosliimi'S. in lovely color '.-I hciii 'S ami lilliiitT slai^e '-citings o,' wiiiiils gardens ami tlreek interior.; will piodilce <-|iarmili.u: elVi'Cl'.-;. 'lie.' music will harmonize with ;iU Ihi.-. Owiii.g to liea\y outside work Mis.i Miitlly was unable to undertake th.‘ coaching, a profeii.sional coach of .\ew York city, .Mi.si Mabel V. River.:, i.i matiagiiu! the play. She has sc lected costuiiies and stage properlie;! ir. New York and for weeks the class and niembers of the faciilly have been busy carrving out tlu' prelimiii- ar> plali's. She will soiui i-oiiie down .'ind take entire personal charge. 'I'be.-^i' pla.vs at the 'rrainniiig seliool have becoine events of great liitercs: t(i the town ami comiiinnity. 'I'be tii'iiior class luis been |)laii* iiing since early fall, to make this p.'t diiction such that it will incre;iS' the excellent reputation that (he school has for hii.li class draniatie |ierfornian(-es. .Misses lii\fs I'iiHei'tains. .Missi's .-Mile, Minnie and l';Hie Riv<>j entertained at (heir home on north W.i.seingtoii strei't Satnrilay I'Veniiii in honor of Misses (’lara V. Covert and Massie Waldorf, of I'nizabclh City. 'riie.se privent were Misses .Nina Harris. Dorothy 1.(Mii:. Mavy ,1. Smith, Ferrell I'eele, Vivian Kivc.i. l.el,' Carrcdl, Helen I’ngh, Cl.ira \'. Cover', .Maibie Waldorf, .-\llie, .Minnie and I'^tlle Rives: .Me:; r.s. I.eon Rive ,. Louis Hell, .1. I’. Rowb'K .lack Kear ney, C'larence l.iiiusdeii. ,1. If. Kie- sev, 1,1'slie l>. Waldorf and .Masti i lioiiwlas Ward. 'i'be evening wa'.-i pleasantly spent instrumental musie and games be ing the priuciiKil entertainment. 'I'lie home was beautifully decorated for the oi'c.'islon. and during the evenimr ;-cM'ral courses of delicious refresli- i:ients were served. ood to lia\e a bdl to riii.g of lire, or any dther e\cn. IC rung at I’iiiladelphia was declared, and .Mr lieildiii .lacksori, at the Sope lariii ran.g iiis wIh-ii his house caii.uht lire, and his neii'hliors helped to relieve- Hie >ill!atioii. I'lcnty of these goo i I farm, school and churcli bi lls at .1. I i; Smith and I’.ros. j If .v'lii want a liii-c jiel lor your. I hildren, ion can get it, fi oiu lli-iirv liarris, a )iretty Slii'llaml pony. Till' .1. li. Haddock larm was sold Miiiiila'' ;it piililie auetinii ,-it (!rein-. \ille and broiiglit ^'-:;OH,iMl. Dr. I! Co.\- was tlie inireha'.er. Mr. William Dail tells tli.it tlie I,- .- i-hclcia is lairing in tliii vicin ity Ilf I'"'111 III a 111 Hill. li 'i:i: I .-1 ^cv.-ral line ones. II;-' j'l: lie, s of ill-' p' :ii ■' will llli I ,1 III'- iillice (if His ili'e.iir .1. 1'’. ilar- , I ' .'^anir-i.'.v I.) hear reports ,'i.' \aii,ius ro.iil ii',' rsi'crs in ah.'a tiiu ii'-^!iiii. SAI.I.SMI:N UAN’lClr: ^;.VOt) IM'i! iiiontli and -Ji exp.-ii.K.-s to liogili. I';xp"rii nci' not absolutely necesi^ary Take orders Ir.) i il',i!ers f(ir c'par- c!v -, cii!,ii's, ,'=nulT, ;-ii:okiiiI? and cl'i'uin,'; lobaocos. i’'', n Wl'oli-i a!e 'i .sbac'-ii C ). h'taton (I, \''iw V irk. .\'. 1 , II.' L'm U K> rt»K s\l,i:: ."1 iiger Ueailsli-r, Write i;o\ crei 1.' :! "t .-od om; TWo-rAs in good f-liape iivilb-, .V. C. S. T. HICKS Plumbing & Heating Contractor Moved tc New Store on Fourth Street Opposit Allen’s Stables Estimates Cheerfully Given on all Work Large or Small Repair Work a Specialty Out of town work will receive our prompt attention Residence Phone 3B5-L. Office Phone 60. <(»w T\Ki:\ rr~iti,V( K mi i-i- lieadeii; iindcrand overbit tlie righ*, iindcriiit the left. (Jwncr can gc-t saiiie by identifying and payint: clargi“S. I,. I’. Dudley, (irecnvillo, X. C. 1 S 20td FORD The Universal Car Priciis Touririf^ boO.OO Runabout 500.00 b. Detroit For Sale by {''hone 237. ' Ford Supply Co. Grt;enville, N. C. I (il{ III s\m: at <>\( I-: I in: lu oii Third slrei-t, ceciiiiicd b,. lla-.-^ell as ollice, AlMily t" I' .laiin s i.r 1 Ir, S. I la^-sell. 1 11 ALWAYS A SIG.!^ OF DEATH Flag at “Half-Staff" Sure Indication That the Dread Visitor Has Bee,i There.. .11 SI' i!i:i r.ivi’i* A ( Ai: lovii <h 'I'eira Cotta pipe, ! and ineli. S T H'eks. I’lhint! iiu. 1 M tf ',VAN ( 1 0: Il'i I h -II ilrop|,iil I'llWlg. Ill hi; ';i'od him f-e' ill tliaiiK looks ' niu- C h, .-Mii-rueth.' .laliiis WUrr \\i'ibii‘.-da'’ ' s; eaUng of ■ ■oniMicmliiii.': lie of Hoii 11.1' I ipa.iM'.^ campal'-'.ii. 'I he lime lo blow up your stuniii; )■: now. \> iiile von can si 1| llie liuhl- v.ooil and lill up ilu- liole-:, .hi:.t i'' - i-i'iicil a ton of ii>namite, .1. I!. Snilih and llro. The bid lias been raised on the larni ,u the late .1. R. Iladdocl; which was i'cld la.U .Mondav and will iieccssitate anolher sale, this is a valuable farm and 'ioiiie one will ri I a bargan tiie ne\t sale w ill be March L'nd i:M-l. :;|iorl visit through the rural dis trict w ill convince yon that onr pi o- jilc Ikuc availed tl'.einsi Ives of tin Iii'elly weather and broke ;ots oi' their land. No end to blowing up stumps. IMi'iity of dynamite yet, at .1. It. Smith and I’.ro, The Masonic brethren held tlieii regular communication last Thurs day, with litting ci'reinouii's, songs speeclies and the usual bamiuet. Mr. 1'’ Cl. r.nhniann tell's us that the .-Vc.leii I.nmbi-r Company havi' jiiM received another snply of nun from liie l.ibor bureau, that art? proving f.ood workers, anil they will expect .•mother shipment soon. He also tells us till y are apt. i|Uick ami good na- tir-eil. and that he is well pb-asc.i with the trial so far. The old •■blue back spelling book" tells ns the lion is the king of the lorest. Dul'ont 'say.s dynamite is the giant powder, for lilowing stumps. I'b'iity can be had at .1. R. Smith aiu* l*ros. |e|l, K( 111' I’a l-'-llI P'lid. !!e,l, ell lo i-li-illi'.e bllsille: r.oK CrecnviDi. I I 'III M il, MY iMun: s gill'll -.-.liar.'-' ita I'lir seU'n'.' .1. S. Cl U- C. VHi'Utiiiii! ^ioderii iV(hmIiu'!1. \iill ;.e re(|Ui-steil to a.-semlili .Mill" c.'iinp on Saturday iiiiiiit at e'iloc\ III disfiose i..f '.aime Im.-iiii left '.liiiierfoni'.ed al Wediie.iii: Hight's nii-"tin,g. ■ I. ,1. .II-:.\KI.\S. I'onsi ,1. K .'^TDKI-'.S. Clerk. j Nearly evi r;. one spfaViH of a flafT, , when being liown at ii disi.'ineo from tho top of the polii, as a I. "li:'. !f-ni.‘ist.” This is not till! c'ori'ecl. (iiression. Such lki:;s .are at "hali'-siai'f" because , they are iluwn in th!.-, laaiau-r '.\hotber ; oil land or .^i a from tiie li.ig suiff. i To .St-,' -I Hag- al lialr-.stal'C means ■ (loath. II '.nay niea.-i, on an incominK | ! tfhip, that om* of t ie pa^sl-n,i;er.^ or j cre'.v (Iil (1 al sen. '.Iiiny a little lish-■ Ing vessel comi .s ii. o i;ioncester and ; T '.vhart in Heston i-very s-asou with | a Hag al hali'-slal't, and iIjU means on(- of llie lisliernieii, or niore, lias met <leaih, generally being swept over- j board. | This custom of flying flags at half- j _ Btaff originated first as a toki ii of de- | undersigned iit his office in Greenville, ,S( IKMM, ISOMt.S K»l{ SALE. Niiii-'J'a.\abl(‘. (,: I'inK'slaiid School District, I’i't i.' iunty, North Carolina, offers for salo t.) the higlu'sc bidder, SIX TllUU- :-V.\D DOLLARS of boad's, hearinc ilate Jiiniiary 1st, iLtl-i, to run for thirty years, beanng inti.TOst at thj at. of ,'> pi-r e.;nt iier annum, pay- : i.' aniiuall.v', on the 1st day of ,Iai)- M.iiy of each year. 'J'liese bonda will !ie issued by virtue of an Act of the i.a neral Assi nibiy, K.xtra Sc.-;Kion, UilS. .'lid ratify by a unaiiimoi-.s \ote of t'.'i Paid District at an election hel.l under s:iid Act, ftud will be sold In ■!eiiiiniin;itions of .'flu'' and f."iO0 re- - pectively. The.so bonds are non-taxable. Hi'aled bids will be received by the \0 I M I'. I'biiis and spc(-ilicatious for lory ,ind storage wareheuse biiilt ill Kinston. N'. i'. can be al the Walden Drug t'o. We a lae- tn II > fomii! invite i i-ntrai tors to eM’iiiinc and make bids on same. We resume the right to re ject any and all bids. '.i\\ K» \it\i:i!nsr. '.m> s<(M( it for Rogers Silverware. I’ay .'?.'i:J per month. .-\. V. Clilie. .-\dvertis- iiiir Manager, I l!og.-rs liuiblinu-. riiiladelpbia. I’a. - I I.OSI : IN \M»I >. StH IfUW i:\- eiiin.-'. bi-iween Saul's 1‘liariiiaey and .1. -f. l-'dwarils' slon-. a ".dd lin v ivitli i; pe.'irl'.- and ruble.. Reward fi r return to Rapli I oili -e. .\ydeu J II tfd ><n K r. .-\11 parlies owing taxes for RM'I must come forward at once and si t- lle same or I shall iiroci'cd to col lect said taxes uiub-r ilistn S. I. DrDLI-:Y. Sheriff. - 7 lit Dick Swlveller and the Marchioness. :\lr. Kichard Swivcller, perpetual grandmaster ot tho Order of .-\pollos, and sotno tinio clerk to Sampson Jirass, Esii.. attorney, of liovis ^larko, was learned in purl. His sorrow that grown men should not know it could Burjiass only his surprise that the, marchioness shuuld havo tasted beer in sips. For it was a flagon of cream ing purl that .Mr. Swivelb r introduced into tho cellar kitchen on that mnnor- iible night he discovered the liltlo slavy "cooling her eye at tho key hole," and eager for coiupany set him self to teach her cribbage. It must rank as one of thi> greatest ntgb.ts not only in Mr. Swiveller's life, but in all fiction. Purl was then hot ale, well feat. That is, when an army was de- I fcated, its flag was lowered down tho , staff to give room for tho victorious rirmy to place jis flag a.bovo that of tho defeati'd tirtny. i From this the custont grew Into fly ing the Hag at half-stat'f when an of- llcer, army or navy, died. Later it was : adopted by civilians as well, and to day, when a man ot prominence dies, regardless ot whether he was sailor, soldier, or civilian, tho flags aro hung iit haU'staff. Whereas, In tho olden days, when tho custom started, tho up per space was left to Indicato that tho I victor could jmt his flag there, now It ' .^eenis that death Is the victor, and so Uio Bpaco is k'ft. It is, of course, a ’ mark of respect to tho dead jierson to havo flags at half-staff for him. •N’. C., for these bonds till February 1st, 1!)1-}. A deposit ot 10 per ccnt ot amount of bid must accompany eaeti bid. W. H. RAGSDALE, Chairman Board of Trustees. Dec. ]■), ItU.X 12 16 tfd Itw EMPLOYMENT FOR OLD CAR Gardener Has Found Really Ingenious Use for Automobile That Has Had Ita Day. “Where do all the old cars go?" Is a question that la asked continually, and there, aro very few persons who ran even approximato tho answer with any degree of satisfaction either to them.'ielves or fo others. Hut it Is certain where at least ono of them has gone for it has been turned Into n, lawn tnower. The reason for its fall from aristocratic to plebeian work is because its owner has a really tremendcus lawn lo keep in trim: he is head gardener for a largo golf club and ns every one knows put ting greens mtist be kept ‘.iust so.” There was an antiquated two cylinder automobile on the premises that lonff had ceased fo be of any practical val- no for pleapuro purposes and the Hl'GHKS I'HDMAS CO " n I'.td NOTICE 1 T, i^h to notify my patrons and frienJs that t have moved b.» bicycle aad sun repairing shop to tho store I 'OUl opposite 'I'ttft aud Vaul).vke. W. E. MOORE Mayor'.t ( onrt. 'I'be docket this morning consisti'1 of cases of disorderly conduct and dr'inkeunci^s and tbe.v ;ill received wl'.at was coming to them. One of the number refu'sed to enter the guard house when arrested Satur day night. consei|uently it requln'd rough ‘icatuK'nt from the olllceiv w-iiicli I e receivetl. siilccd with nutmeg ar.d laced with a gardener conceived the bright idea of measure of gin.- Umaen Chronicle, j making it "die In the harness." so to I speak. So with tho help of som» I steel strips and somo chains he at- Norfolk Southern R. R. I“(Hn; OF THE ■•-NKiHT EKl’KESS” Srlii‘duU> ill i:ff('tt .lanuury 11, 1911, .\. H.—The following schedule figures published as information ONLY ami tiro not guaranteed. I 'rrahis Leave (Jrffiiville. 1;:AST liOL’XD ; 1 11- a. m. daily, ".Night Exprese" Pullman Elecplng car tor Norfolk, a. 111. daily, for I’lymouth, Eliza- I beth City and Norfolk. Broiler I I’arlor Car Korvico Washingtoo I to .Norfolk. Connects for aii I points north and west. |ii:',’.,'i [1. 111. daily except Sunday, for Washington. WEST liOU.ND. :’.:l!i a. m. daily for Wilson, Ilaleigh aiul Wist. I’ullinan sleeping car ser\ ice. Connects north, south and west. T:.M a. m. daily, except Sunday, for Wilsiin and Ualeigh. Connect'S for all points. :0i; p. 111. daily for Ualeigh and ait ihti'riuediate sta'ions. l-'or further infoniiation and reser- \atioiis ill ^lel jiing cars, apply to J L. Hassi-ll, ag' nt. Grei'n\ille. K. C. H. S. I.EAKD, G. ncral T’ar-senger Agent W. A. W ri’T. General Superintendent. XOUFOLK, VA. >(H!( K. To Purify Musty Places. Charcoal .and qnickllmo are the best Notice is hereby given that on Mon-i purifiers. To use charcoal, for in day, -Man h 2, 1914. at 12 o'clock stance, suspend It in net bags. Make the Vest Houses at County Henu! known as number one ft number ot bags to hold several largr» , ,1 . [lumps of charcoal. These will absorb " V ) all sorts of bad odors and mustiness will bo sold at publi.' sale, at the by tached no less th.in three lawn mow ers to It—oriKinally they wero drawn by horses. The steering gear is In tact except that the placo of the front wheels is taken by a heavy roller; two rollers take the place of the driving wheels.—Sclentitlc Araerii I'hristian ( hiircli. Two strong and interesting ser mons were didiviM'cd at the Christian caurch y(‘sterday by tIu' pastor. 'I'bcre was one addition to th" (burcli al the morning service. court hou'Se door in Greenvillr .lulius llrown, county attorney. l!y order of tho Hoard of Commis sloners of I’itt county. j 'I'ho board reserves the right tn, reject any and all bids. This February »>th. liU4. i 1! 1j. I.l-'WIS. Chairman. I HRASCOE HEId,. i I'lerk id' the I’oaril.i and leave the atmosphere pure and 1 sweet. The power of charcoal Is ac- } Beautiful Bird of Paradise, cording to its freshness, and this is Women of fashion who wear th» restored by heating. Once a week tako of paradise plumes do not realize the bags down, empty them in a Ure pot and heat very hot. The freshened tumps will then servo a new period of usefulness. ISeli fol Aliirriairt* I..i't week Register iif Deeds irsucd marriage Ucctises to tlii lew couple; WHITK I,e\i .Tones and Etta Williams, .lames ,Io>ner and Fannie Cash. COLOHEl) Haywood Clemons and .Mary Smith. ft 1 heifer calf taken up at my iiouse. pall' red with white spot on back near his hips, also white place about one fool from end of tail, also under tirca’St; aboui one year old, small I (irns. Ow ner l an get calf by iden tifying and i>ay all »barges. T. C. MOOHE. U. F. 1). .No. 1, Stokes, N. C ‘J t; MITU K. Me «|sli t« stall' to our I'rlends and patrons that we lune opened a restaurant in the buildinir upposlie the Center Hriek UarehoH'«e, oii IMekliisoii Ale., where «e will all kiiiiN ol' fresh nieatH saiisaire. barbeeiie. oj» ters. etc. RAKEK & (O. I’hone how' beautiful the bird is that surren ders to them Its prido and glory. Us total length is about eight inches; its body, wings and tall are of a rich coN fee color, which deepens on the breast to a blackish violet or purple brown. The whole top of tho head and neck Is of a delicate straw color, the feath ers being short enough to look like velvet. Tho lower part of the throat Is covered with emerald .green feath ers w'hich rcaeh fo the eye, and vel vety plumes of a still deeper green ex- , tend in a band across the forehead j and chin ns far ns the eye, wliii-h Is bright yellow. From each side of tho body beneath the win.gs niirii’i.-s a dense tuft of long nnd delieato plumes, sometimes two feet in length, of the most intense golden orange color and estremely glossy, but chang ing toward the tips Into a pale brown. MOTini vorzKi Into N StablM CornpT Jnd * fcvan* n W iH B O R T Trankfei' Um and Expr«tf »’hone No. 7. Vaj it' »»» J. C. Lanier aoHuniiTS AifB nA> ■■r«nic BEEimixK, - riwmnrt 111 the modern love affair woman proposes, God di'|to!-es and man just dozes. COLDS & LaGRIPPE J5 or 6 doses 666 will break any case of Chills & Fever, Colds & l.a(irippc; it acts on the liver tl.nn ('n!< nnd does not
The Eastern Reflector (Greenville, N.C.)
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