MMWi
Unloading Car Hay
Csir
And
of Gilt Edj«|e Flour
Pl’ULlC SALE OF STOCK OF
WOODS.
l)y virtue of a po\ver of sale con
tinued iu a deed of ii'ssignment made
!)v Paul Soloiuou to F. C. Harding,
1)1 the -4th day of January, 1914, the
undevsigued. will on Thursday, thr
12th day of February, 1!)14, at 11
o'< lock a. m. at the store formerly
occui ied by I’aul Solomon, sltuatoii
oil the south side of Dickerson ave
nue, in the town of tiroenville, North
CaioJina, expose to puglic sale, tc
'iu' hi.shc'st biilder fur cash, the en
tile 'Stock of floods, wares and nier-
ciiaiisldo, I'iirmcrly ln'longing to Paul
Solomon, incliuiiiii; all dry goods,
1"ots, shoes, liats and caps, clothiiifi. I
'■ioth and ail kinds of dry poods :iifi
notions, also all ii\tiiri"s and stori
lurnUuro in i^aid Mort' biiildin.g. |
'i'lic lti\ctiior.v of s:ii(l stock taki'
l y tl.'' A.--si!;ni'<' :iK,-rci:aI ing IM'.,'S.
All pi'isiins di'siriui; to pun h:isi' tii.'
i nk lia'c l^ic privili'"!' cl' i
I’ ninini; t'.ic s-aiin' at :niy time, on o.'
: -lori' ti:e day of s:ilr by ;iiipl\iTiL'
KEEP HUNTERS FROM BIRDS'ANCIENT AND MODERN WAR
One Good Thing, and About All, That idle to Make CompaHson as to th»
Can Be Said for the Pestilent ^ Courage Required by the Sol*
Mosquito. diers of the Period.
In the north of Canada the mosquito
reigns supreme. The swarms that riso
from streams, lakes and marshes, as
each comes to the urface and emerge,
dry, from the skin he wore when a
wiggler in the water, cannot be
checked or resisted. Though weakly
blown aside by the wind or driven off
by smoke, they triumph by the force
of nunibt'rs.
There is compensation for their vir
ulent annoyance, and even for their
transmission of the germs of malaria,
compctnsations more Important than
the ft'pding of trout and bass fry.
They protect our feathered game dur
ing the nesting season and insure im-
Much Is written of the terrors of
modern war. Little is written of the
terrors of the wars of old. Yet it is
doubtful If war today makes greater
demands on human couragts tlian war
In the time of Grant, of Washington,
of Turenne, of Caesar, of Alexander.
Consider a stand-up infantry fiKht
In the days of the revolution. After
the preliminary cannonade and long
distance musketry practice, the two
regiments marched toward each other
in close ranks. At a given distance,
frequently at thirty yards, there was
a halt, a smashing: volley, and then
a bayonet charge through the smoke.
Hnllets those days were largo and
PK0FES810NAL CARDS.
O. M. CLABK
Attorney at Law
Land and Drainage Caees a Speolalt;;
In office formerly occupied Vy
JTarvis and Blow.
L I. Moore W. H. Loag
iniinity to the tiocks of mi.q:rants that of soft liad, and the man who was hit
rear their broods in the northern went down. Over him tramped his
woods. The egg collector, tho skin col- comrades or the enemy, shooting and
lector and all the inguisitive, curious stabbing.
iViU
!! < li;
tl;
' ;:ilit
1'.
ihi ■ (il 'uniKiry. l;il t.
II XKIM.NC. Assiiuic •
and destructive who would otherwise
invade the woods and marshes during lies for l&O years,
the nesting season, are warned off by
that ominous and persistent hum. It
is more effective than all the game-
preserving and bird-protecting stat-
ALBIOir DUVN
Attorney at Law
Uf&ce In Shelburn Bulldlus, Third It.
Fractlceg whereever bis services art
degirbd
Greenville, - - Norfii Carolina
H. W. CARTER, M. «.
Practice limited to diseasos of the By*.
Ear Nose and Throat
WaKhlngton, N. C. Greenville, N. C.
Office with Dr. L). L. James, Green-
ville, day every MoDd-17. 9 a m to fc pm
S. .1. EVEHETT
Attorney at Law
tJd'iVaids Building, on the Court
House Square
In
I i.\M>s\i.r.
I I’-y ■, if;.' 0’.' .. .- “11(1 ^ I ; re ol
,-;;iiii ri'.ir ciuirt of I’itt icnnit.'’. in
;[ t!i.' f l.aim ll.uUlock, widow
li. \V. Smitli, Aiiuir. ft a!s,. tlu<
‘ 1 ni;inn>>i.>ni r will (ilTer for sale be-
; liiii' I:,I- (\>int lun;-"' do.'r in i;ri\-n-
TluU was the typo of infantry bat-
To niinimize tho
eoiira.';e t;i>eded to make a good sol- 1 ~
dier tnuier such circumstances is to i K\niH.\(} & I'lEKfE
l!y in the face of common sense. j Lmvyrrt*
Modern war requires a different i Practicing in all the Court*
utes. It insures nau-ty during tliat type 01 courage irom that m eded ofiomce In Wooten BuHdlng on Thir<l
helpless time when the mother bird old. The old touch of elbows is lack-I street fronting Court House
can only tUitter along tlie ground in liig. The old fei Uiig of companion- | ‘ '
paralyzed terror, drawing tiie invader ship is gti.we. Tho modern .soldier ■
uway from lier treasured but helpiccs must be i.iore alert, better tauijht, |
offspring. While the mosiiuito reigns keener witted than the olden soUiier |
Huprenif tho bird life that ranges the of t-npial value. Hut it does not fol- I
continent will nest uninolotJted iu itd low that tho modern soldier is tha
varied northern re'reals.
, ,111 Moi;<
t!..
I uali' ill
. I 1 ii-(<,'i i
I,' ini: oil tin
.. ' ■
M. I..
11 -
V./
.omn;-rcr: 1 iJc partmtnt
T <'.ucj sound and rnctietr
'.V-
O:..,
r r/ j
Coiri-'o
„ oiiai a
tmcnl
i
■ d Qit.irteri
tl I'!ANard
i;. il...
:itli.
,M;',1V'U I’lUi. the li'i-
tr.'i't of land: Sit-
I'ou.;:.. el' I’iu and in
:ip. Tl .it trai-t of l.ir.tl
;>t ^i.lc of i’olk Sivaiu; .
•' 11 ' t! t!:<' laii.is
Ills.. I'ontainiim'
■ ;Hid b' iiii;
"i! r.ijiveyi !l t '
Mnry A, Il:;d-
imi upon wliii-li
SEEK FOR THE “SUNNY SIDE”
t
■1.
To Look Always for the Best Is One
of the Main Secrets of Life's
Happiness.
One \v!io hoards a train or. a hot
day is UbUally cr.refiil to chooso a seat
on the shady side, if we took as mueh
cart) to look oti the sunny side as
do to sit on the siuidy side this wou'd
be a far more couu-iiird and peaceful
world.
The best of good habits to cultivate
braver man.
The man who fou.eht at tho ‘ blood-
angles” of Ciiickanmuga and Spott.syI-
vf.nia, at Hunker Hill and Oriakany,
nt Rivolt, Zorndorf and Milplaquet,
liad no need to learn Iieroism in any
modern school, it was there already.
M(MMiE A LOX;
AttoniejH at Law
■■iJie. - - North Carolina
HELPLESS WITHOUT THE DOG
Bejmingly Owner of Cows Had Not
T.houg.'it That He Himseif Might
Go After Them.
An Atlanta man ti-lls of an amusing
Fxperience he had in a isioautuiiious
It. r. TVso'.
InsuraiKe
I.ifc, Fire, Sick and Accident
Oflico on Fourth st;eet, near Fraic»
VVllson'B Hicrti
lIMtUV SKIVM-IJ
Ait<iriie> ill l.iiw
(:i;f;i;\vii.Li;. xdktii c\i:oi.i.va
cas';.
i,,]. is tluit of seeing tilings as a radiant region iu a soiiiiiwetiiern state, wlu-rii
SXirrlt. ('iinmiiss
: ' I S.IX. ,\'f’ ni-
IV.
Dej)0
?it?
\;t |K r.
and L'lorious Hood of daylight sliow.-i
tliem. not as siiap-i-s dimly descried in
the .L.loom of il pe.-iileiitial caveru.
I'ptiiin a stone iu the tii-ld—and ou
the under s;dt>, the side away from tho
Mill, you will find 11 d.inip iiiul mouMy
fi:tilness. v.iih i'll nianin r el crawiin.;.
many-i' ;.;g('d creatures that run away
tho ii.b;'.bii.ir,ts a;-- notoriously shift
l<-bS. .\rri\ 1.,; at a dilapiilated shaniy
nt the iui"i liDiir, he iiie-.iiri'd as tu
tho prospect for n Itiii,.; diiuit-r.
Tlio heaii of the i.,':ii!;,', v. ho hr.d
been •■ii*siii!g” ou a f.iUen troe in front | , . ,.j
t)f his dwelling, made reply to tho ef.
feet tliat lie "gut sted ma'd lu,v sulhin'
‘T!
Vi Kjrny .!5avt' in Cj^reenviile
‘ .f'nera no o3:.ter pr-jLaction tlian a
saving's account’’
iM'A
I
. Motiiii
ir stoeii
;ritory
I’uhli.
cr
I tin!
with-
it. :.
1.0.-al
from the light bec:iuse tlii'y do
iioL aiito the table j.utty soon.”
V 0 ir dI i',3
atcivj
Of
and let us c:c
)ti Dickinsot>
'iiin
\ve.
'’H 5ul'.:rrlav rli.lii.'-'
>,ur r'ervice to you persona I'y
.\rar A. C. L. Depot,
litm 7 to 9 P. M.
:;s .--|id I rritory is still
' stock law r.nd any on.'
still k to ri’u :'.t large
erritory will violate (li
>u!,i'^-t to the pcnaltiiv-
TH
IS •
(H
ARMERS BANK
B,
nr.
OK,
Forest. r. A. Kdniundson Cashier.
V-P. M 3. Bryan, Asst Cash.
i|.:.-r ,
l.a-v'.-. ni i:ill.
r .bji-et Id the
ailovvii'" 1 i'.-i
i'lini ;-:iid t.
;ir.il be i
t'-. r."iii(ii'r.
And notice and warning is hereby
furtlie:- given, that the stoi-k law
I. Ill " aruusd the stork law territor.v
as creat.'d by (’hajitiT T'C' I'f the
I’liblie I.oeal Laws of 1!<11 is '.^till
Ihi' ^toi-k law fence and prute.-t.-il bv
i law. damaging or unlawfully inter-
I I'li iiig with till' tame w ill bi- prose-
iii.led as i.rovidi'U by law.
I l!y (inh-r at the floard of Conimis-
jsiuiis III' ritt t'oiint,., at tln-ii- regula;'
nil-, tiiii' 'anuary iird, I'.ti l.
!!. LKWI.S, cliairman.
\Me>t :
IlKASCOK liKLi.. ('lerk.
-' I i I
lo\o it. Ilow di!Vereiit it is from tlio
beauty of the flowers and tlu* verdiiro
of the greensward livii'.g in the ojii n,
and looking toward the sUyl In life it
is like that. We have not asci rtaim d
the secri't of liapi.iuess until we have
learned to look, to work, and to live,
forever on the sunny side.—Philadel
phia Ledger,
< iiOM K ( I T ki.o>m;i;s
i-'er all occasions. Hoses, Carna
tions, Violets and Valiies the lead-
' .s. Our art in wedding arraupe-
i.:. utfi are of the lati ; t touch. Noth-
i:g liner in Moral ol'l'eriiigs to be had.
iilooiairig ()ot pK'itits, a/alias. lly-
•ii.ths, palms, ferns, Norfolk pine*
;m d ma.ny other nice pot plants
ilose bushes, evergreens, phrub-
hedge jilants and bha.do tree.^.
^■:lil, telegr.'iph and telephone orderi
I ,imptly executed by
■I. I.. O'tjuinn Co.,
P]:oni-': Store 'I2, f’lreeiihouse i4;<
RALIMGH. .N. ('.
1). .1, Whii'hard, Jr.,
nt I’or (Iroenville and Viciiilt'
PYRENE FIRE
EXTINGUISHERS
\v'e Ka’-’e just received a shipment of
P\RLNEFiie E>( fcr zv-
krroi/iics, garaccs aid he rr( f.
[f)e Pyiene extinguishtr is crJy ihrto
inches
START OF POSTAL SERVICE
First Attempt at System Began in
Engl.ind as Far Back as
the Year 1635.
To Convert Gypsies.
In a never-ending, restless tide, a
million gypsies surge to and fro across
Europe. From east to west tlu'y mi
grate at the Iieginning of summer, and
west to east in the fall. Nowhere are
they wanted, everywhere are they
eyed with suspicion, but ,still ever.v
year they wander, and the authorities
of the countries they cross dread their
coming and are relieved when they go.
There is always trouble at tho
frontiers. lli‘re the wanderers are
stopped, questioned and often Impris
oned as vagrants. l!ut there is noth
ing to do but finally let them go, and
they invariably return the next year.
An effort to aid and protect these
gypsies i.s being made by a Swiss
clergyman, Uev. H. I'^cuyer. He has
organized a society one of the pur
poses of which la to instruct the gyp
sies in tho Christian religion, for tlieso
nomads are all pagans.
Willi this ('iicouragi uK'iit the travel<
rr dismounted. To his chagrin, how-
ever, he soon di«covi'4'ed that tlie food
set before him was such that he coulj
not possibly "make a meal.” He mad«
eucli excuses as lie could for iiis iacS
of uiipetite, iind linally bothought hini>
self of a kind of nourishment which h<
might veiitun* to take ami which wai
sure to be found in any locality. H«
asked for some milk.
"Don't have milk no more,” said th«
head of the place. "The dawg's dead."
“Tho dog!” cried tho etranger,
"What on earth has the dog to do witb
It?”
"Well,” explained his host inedltai
tively, "them cows dou't seem to kno\»
'nougli to come up an’ be milked their ^ oiis hcadinp.s tliroii);)! Ihe Niiiijnif‘r,
Cabbage Plants
Mii.MONs (M rMoi:«U4;ii iii{e;>
i KO-'I IMMMII l AKltAlii; I’LANTs
K»li SALE.
The i'()llo>\in^vari(‘ti(‘s: .lersej- Wak^-
ti<'lil, Curlesion Wakelicld, Siifces-
>i(in and i^trge Late Drum Heail,
This selection »ilioulii i;Itc cuntiuu*
pelves. The dog, ho used to go foi
’em an’ fctch ’em up.”—Lijipincott's.
diameter,
(curletn
irxhes i
hiuh and weH^f»s only five pc und. It
can be atlachcd la ar-}’ aulc mobile ard
It also comes with a bracket attachment
for ihc garage and home.
f r; c f ' }
I is LyTht ft
srd vi!l pcfifiw!y kc'im wii
ntiicn oti'c frd e?rafe'.
Ask yci;r Injtrai.ce AfCJ!, il tr cttrt
L r f nv ri’trr
! .^ [ r r (< 1 .1 < r
a
tris
If ftp IS £1 d I< t us
tlicw }cu this vcurtiftl litt'c iracFirr.
The John Flanagan Buggy Company
GEEENVILLE, N. C.
Established 1866.
; KEEN KU n ER
ani tools always guaranteed. Stag and Devoe*
V apor Oil and Ga.^oline Stove and
Kmc; Windsor Aslseftos hard Wall Plaiter.
Ilow many of us know tliat the
post office be;4an to exist in the year
103-\i! Sp.cial messen.gers and the
romtnon carrii'r were till then the
only means of communiciitiou.
Afti r that date a horse poHt, car
ried letters along the gnat road-; into
tlie different parts of Enghuid, those
who lived near these roads luurying
out at the sound of tho nostman’s
horn. And tho remote byv’ays were
not neglected.
I If one desired to send a h tter to |
some remote town in Yorkshire, one
went to Ludgate, then to the Hell Sov-
age In, close by. and there intrusted
it to the carrier for the country in
question, The messenger from I.on-
don would not penetrate into byways,
Kach country had Its fyoteni of foot-
posts, which linked the outlying dis
tricts with its chief towns and with
the great high roads. The I.,ondon
courier, pressing on to his terminus,
was relieved of packets for remote
regions by the local postman, who.
In turn, passed them on from hand to
hand to their destination. In some
what similar fashion, though less reg
ularly and smoothly, letters inland
I were carried over the long and tedi-
I ous journey to the hands for which
I they were laboriously Indited.
Who We Are.
There are many people who think
that the term “American embassy”
' should bt^ changi'd to "United States
embassy” because tho latter sounds
more dignified and be/ltting this great
I country. They do not realiza, however,
! tliat tho "United Stales” may mean
tho United States of Colombia or tlie
United States of Brazil. As a matter
of fact, wo are Americans because we
live in the United States of America.
In Spain, however "American” means
I a peivon who lives in South America.
The Spaniards cull the people of this
country ‘ North Americans” or "yau-
ke«‘s.” The latter term was most
popular just before tho late disturb
ance between the United States and
Spain—with the addition of “pig.”—
Troy Record.
American Style.
New Yorkers are so accustomed ta
F*'eij;ig things done in their own waj
that they never slop to think ho\f
they are done until somebody else
makes a virtue of doing them that
way. Two American women who had
always accepted everything at home
as a universal custom were astonished
to see iu a I.ondon drug store win
dow this notice;
“American drugs and drinks. Par
eels fa.steiied American style.”
They wi re sutliciently interested to
step in and imiuiro what the Ameri
can stylo was?
“Witii rubber bands,” said the cleric,
and deftly snapped a band around a
bottle in the familiar way.
"13ut how else would you fasten it?"
they asked.
"With sealing w'ax,” he said. "No
conservative English firm would
dream of using anytiiing else. It ia
only the stores that make a bid for tha
American trade that will UPfi rubber
bands.”
..Prepared for shipment 1 ntiosshrd
Prepared for shipment lit lots fron;
liiOO |o 10,000 lit jier tb<>ii.>iaDd:
over HMtOO lit $1.00 piT (liuiisand f.
<). I>. <ireenville, V, ('an supplf
< rdcrs any size.
(oiint and >atlsfactl(in ifiinrante***!.
L. C. Arthur
GHEEAVILLE. N. C.
!:.> 5 tfd
*• Cuttlery
J- *
^ ijaiats,
^ Ranges.
' tlas Cetr rr.t O-Cfder J olish Oi! and Mojis,
i CARR & ATKINS
I EMPORIUM
»:<«BMqsgBaB15ZSaiiglte n .l MiMI
Th.
pit a?
•iM.’
$100 Iveward* flOO
n ii.l.TS 1,1 tl.'s p.ipi r wHt hi
1 tfi I, II !i ilrtt il.ii , !.-< ut t* oTi,
.1 ,11.^1 . I .at s.' .'iin- l,a# tl- I
I cui" i', .ill iis .•-■ 1 ,j,w. itiiil ili.ii :
. Mi;irrh. II til.- . . irrli i'uh- i.-; l!.i’ niiU
|l..Siti\.' ( 111'*- I: -w t.i 111,- ni'.t'rili
; I'11. I iiil.v. I*.If.it!, t-mu a • t.Ti.^iiluiiiina!
ili.o'-'.r.q.iT .■ a I ..ii. tliuiiiiii il Ir-a!
n.- ’i( II.III'."-' I' nil < iir,' i..- i.iim i iri-
tMMiil., ai tiiii, 'I :.' Il;- llpi.ri (h- M.
an.l IT: K'lrf.i' . ■ . I ilii’ .-iysli'in lli.-r,-
Ipv .It.- r>.y;i'K n." f'.aii.l iiimi nf tlif ili.-;-
• ■a.“ ■. a:..I niviii‘-T I'.' (. itii-iii Mr,Ti.-;tlt hy
liailitiniT up the < ufit*n an.t HHsiisfint;
li.ltlir*- in it:i 'l*!.,' Iir.ipl'i. inin
liavi sii tiiiii h fiitli la it.'f i iiriilivf pi.w-
*‘•9 tliat they otYi r on,, Itiinilrcil l>iillar<-
f. r !iny cnni- II. n i' f lil.s to l ure. S> iij
fur tist of t*'slitnnnliil.«.
A.Iilress K. J i'HKNKY * CO , V-iledo, Ohio
.-irlit liv all 7!h'.
Take I'uniilv PUt« for cotXMtiPAtioa.
He Knew the Type.
Little Hobby, who had been taken
for a Suuday walk in the park, W’as
much interested in watching the swans
while a keeper was feeding them.
"Papa,” he asked, "is that a papa
swan or a mamma swan?”
"Which ono do you mean, Bobby?”
"That tired looking ono over there
with the feathers all pecked off the
top of Its head and the one tho others
won’t let get any of the bread.”
"That, my son,” replied his father
padly, without even troubling to look,
"is the papa iowan,”
Urgent Need of More Water.
If a reason is sought for the hold
which beer drinking has on people It
may be found in part in tho ditTlculty
of getting water to drink. That also
gives the soda fountains business. The
New York Tribune has published a
letter from a citizen of New Jersey
who complained that he could not get
a drink of water in New York city.
Ills complaint ia just, and it applies to
every town and city. The person who
wishes a cooling draft must pay
money, five cents at least, for it, and
he can rarely get water even then.
Various attempts to meet the lack
have failed, and the discovery of the
gorm theory has contrived to render
the failure apparently final. ;
New Gar
den Seed
Flower Seed
Onion Sets
Maine Red Bliss
Irish Cobblers
Seed Oats
Rape Seed
Dr. Hess Stock &
Poultry Powder
S M SCHULTZ
PHONE 55 OFTEN
What a Child Needs Most.
It is not, after all, a smattering of
chemistry, or an acquaintance with
the habits of bees which will carry
our children through life, but a ca
pacity for doing what they do not want
to do, if Jt be a thing which needs to
be done. They will have to do many
things they do not want to do later
ou, it their lives are going to be
worth the living, and the sooner they
learn to stand to their guns the bet
ter for them, and for all those whoso
welfare will lie in their bands.—
Agnes Repplier In Atlantic Monthly.
Profanity Once Indispensable.
Swearing was at ono time regarded
as an indispensable accomplishment.
Kvelyn Ashley once told Sir Algernon
West that on his father becoming
Ix)rd Shaftesbury, Lady Caroline
Necld, his sister, said to him, in alt
seriousness, "Now that you have como
Into the title, you must learn to
swear. Your father always did, and
WANTED.
For County Home Sit«.
A tract of land, containing from
,'jO to 75 acres, located on railroad,
from (Jreenville, on either railroad
eitiicr direction, on either railroad, i
few miles from Greenville.
Pleaso submit your proposition:
gained great respect by it in the coun- stating location number of acres of-
ty." Those were the days when tho
archbishoi) of Canterbury, calling upon
Ixird Melbourne to discuss some busi-
net s. said; ".N'ow, my lord, it wilt save
time if, oei'ore we begin, we assume
that everybody and everything la
damned.”—I..ondon Chronicle.
tcred, price per acre, whether clear
ed or not, to any member of the Hoar I
of County Commissioners or Regls-
tir of Deeds.
P. M. WOOTEN,
Member of Committee Appointe 1.
1 24 tf