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DR. V. H. XEWlBOBir
Optometrist
Office at J. R. Smith and Broi, itor«
\yden, N. C., the second Mondsf at
each month.
Eyes Examined Fro#
Konie Office ; Washington, N. €.
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of New York
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and IC’.i.i Tuck, r ■ :
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■w l.'-eu vSiun^ .%i;‘s.
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:: ti.:s na.rt.i!!-.
Mr. ,r. A, La::
l-ir tiiis n:-'ruii:»
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.Miss Aiiu M'.hi-
1; I'..’ ■ ■!, a 'i-;;
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Mr, an ] Mrs. il
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heeti vi^ilir.L-
e;.- la.r.nts, ,\lr and
,Mr.s. W. !;. ,1.^:'..
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iwo h.)iirs,
■ if li.f llUi.'
r,i All !o Wi'.i'i'a
I Ilia.' (;r''itini:
Wh.'i-vas. I: a
I'.iiiiiiii. li>-
lu-c.
rri >. ::• ' May
ra:ii'!. vas !.• rinrn)''ii l'\
i.; til'. .lol'.n-on-Willi^ Saiii- ! '
Ki. l.moii.l, an.i Mr~. xua-:
'•ars Im
iuly auihi ntiia
■ciliiips lor thr
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;■• ratuiir lalili' l .tr | '
iii'raUiiii was oiu-
li.'ri'unia-ii at tlii'
i I'tHurd
■'luuary
:i my ol-
5c. Per Line Per IniertioQ
I*. M. CL4SK
Attornt'f lit Lmw
L«art and Dralnace Canes s
la oBce formerlr oocnylei
Jarvis and Blow.
Says I. toxin Letterloihe
N'pal cutii r is siluatri! in ri;>‘ town of
I Wif.it'rvilh? roviniy of I’itt State of
r.- -.V iiiiii fru'ml.' of Mr.-. 'I'lin-
-•a.! i:o,ky M.,un: and in h. r l.omo ' ^'o^- the,
Soard of Commissioners
n wn at Ciri-i'uviili' wiU li,
i-'no'.v tiiat sill? stood !!io i
as \vi-;; a< diii.
' (iiitsiioi Bf ilE
K. linu;.
irip
I. I'raiU'l.i
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•Mr and Mi> i ,
unit'd ;ron; a w
ok»-.
.\!r. aial .'drs. I,.
1 iiiiiir-:>!i. of '\'hi!ak'rs ai.d .Masu-r
Aiifii i’ri!( iiard, of Ki'diiuond, raiii'^ in
~at!]!'day o.'i liii-ir autoiMobile and
-I't'iu rh'' niulit and yestorday with Mr.
atid Mr,', 11, T. Kiiiir. leavini: in ilio
•ift>'ruoon tor iht'ir hiuros.
.Misses .luallito Savast-. Sal'.ii- a’id
Wi;!;' .lai'ksi)!. ani! Fliinmi;, oi
Hiii;:-.' and .Mar;^’Ut.-rit’,' I'avis, of Kins
ton. ar ■ an' iidii.i: a hou't' party th'-
'.v.-,'k at til" Uoni" of Mi>s i.oui-;''
riu ki-r. aijoui two mii'-' T-i!;, liriM-u-
vil!,-.
.Mr. ,\. 1' if d!n;an
lor .Norfolk, f.al'a
■lorih'-rii fdti'.','.
I II I I I N \M II MIN
I \'III.V 1> msiiim.
ulad to]
s of th.,-' I”''
jio!n|di'’d with 111'' r>'iiuirfnii'nts of
ji liapii-r L’l of til'' lo'vi-al of i'."',',, on-
jiitl'ii "rorporaiions," and iht> auK'nd-
! nu-;its ilu'rrto, iiroiituinary to th<^ Is-
lir li!'. ■ ^uir.i: of iliis crrtilicate liiat sU' it coii-
— — j Si nt iias bi'on tilrd:
!.;■ ut. 1', s. Wilson and lauiil\ 'ir-, .\ow. Tln'rt'fori'. I. .1, f'.ryan Crimes,
I ivi'd hfrt-last Saturday from Ailanta, s,-i ri !ar\ of Staif of tUo Stat*-' of
wiu-ro h'.' ha.s bc.Mi staiioiu’d ;or soniv * ('arolina do ii'Ti li.'’ i iTlify that
tiiii. . 'I'iirv will In' U"ri' until ahout, ’ |j,;ud i orpnratiou did, on tin' -0
.•^.-p'otKli.-r lisirijiir in iIi-- lioiiu' :•!' ,|,,y of .Iuly l:'l i. lilo in niy ofliro a
'Iri'asur'-r 'A'. H, \Vil>on, when h'' isj,u,iy r.xiruird and alto-stod conseat
• Npi'iit'd I'l III' t ransf''rr."i lo the-
I'hillipin
IM Im
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Ilf Thai Thf Voliiiir rin>ul:i-
lioii <ii I’ilt ( ount.v li*‘ <ihcn an
(>P[i(ir(uiiil.v Jo J-;,viir<‘ss Tlwir
"i>ln‘s hy Itallot.
Wiulcrvilli.'. N
.Inly IJDrd,, I'M 1,
'J'o III' llonorabk' Hoard of County
('i.iininissioni'rs fur Pitt County
.North Carolina.
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iiiornin-:
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\ 'II IM tl.l.NS ,N Ih;k
(tile \\liii >(i linor,
i ni'-r. :l'-s.~ ,'udi.''' is ]’aih"i i ,iii ',
ori- h:n; i!,*- w,-ak and th*' wanting
111 till- wail, iinlv ihr truUi la.i
'rtilicati'' body at your .July nu'otinp. concorn-
proii'odintr"; ing the County Home Proposition.
t, ,ui!-iopi'S a:),; .'dii'ku;
th(- ii'.-ntiful ii>t.
sii.ln:
with''
Mr,-
'J'hv four'll story nf ihf K;v- i oint
iriaiiiji- huii'i’.rii is cMnibinc: on u;i
vnd til- int..-riijr work i.-; k-- p;n.c pa:"-'
wirli t!i‘,' wa!N
i-jisr
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:a<-:is.s to till?
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Wjl'.i.iiii U'l'.lis a:.! !'•'
im ,ir I'.aiiks and
lO ANVl*Nt
! .iia loiiki’.j for a ri'•
M ov- r
I l.irk,
'.'i-i',.
r.,'ytor..
WilUaliH
I
I'lir y.'ars tho followin'; .siato-
i-oni a ilri . nvillt- r.-sid.'nt h.TS
M.d I:,:' .'ti-rii.-sr of all t. st>,
1,. Iv Ma’.iium. Fifth St
I ;ri • nvil!'-. -ay- lio.m's l^i.lncy
I':'.;' ir-’ no' a ifw ri-ni'dy to iiic as
I usi d llifiii O'! difftT.-nt luas-
a;,l i.avi' lour.d th-'Ui t'
rii. '.n- of crc.'it ihcrif, I had )n'f‘n
:r>'i;ld' d with kidtii'V roniplaint atid a
i:;.! ;m l;;:;i.' hai k, l-';nally 1 pri'-
’ {r- 1 Sloan’' Kidney i'ills from ih'
{.. \\;io!--i! iM'iii; Co.. and n^.-i! il'icai
w-*;. iwn--;ii i;il r. „\ilis. I f‘.■! justitied
i!i ’■•■I ■ iiuniendii,'-' tni^ r'-tn>”!y for th.-
aVi- r. . ■ iv. >i, I iiav.' llaii “J.")
t., U'- lH'at;',s Kidney fills
l^t tiir.-.-' vi-ars as tlio rur.'
f.ir has be.-;; a la^iin-r
,\, I). r,'l!
ti. n
Tl;.
Who will ans-.vi-r tn iit
I. .\, llrooks, (.rifiiiti. ,\ 1“. " I'.'.;
I'.!,
wi.ni:;kvii,lk JuU -T Mr
I ans reiurn.'d Friday from liiirhata
wiiere h.‘ ^p.,■nt a wi't-U with his
1111.'h.r,
t',u> .1 i;ood oil I .11,. ill.' Beanaiii
'i’here a plenty uf thi-ni at .■\. V,,
tl..y riia.." for ’i,.‘ has a la-iin-r ^
j The bi'.'t 1' aiway> the (/hi'ape^t .--'O
I’’'-'' d>ab'r>, 1iiarriiii^triii. I’.arabcr Co., for your
k tiir a kidtu'y r. iiii'dy —e.'t | |i,,,y ii,.\e jtist rer.-ivi-d anoihi. r
nr load.
Mr^, Mai,izu!ii had F...--r-Mi;bur;i j K.uiiail loviard of tiriivm
( . I’r.p-, Htutalo. .\, V I,-pent la.-'! Tuesil.iy with Miss \'eiie'..i
' Cox,
Whin the lii'. al.irin is Ki'i'U i ■ , ,
in uriiim;' to tin* dissolution of said 1 wish to o.Npross to you iny hearty
I'lirporation. .x.TUted by more than ondorsenunt of what Or, I'has. O H'.
iwo-thir.|s in ini.-re-t of tho stock-1 IjauEthinghoiise had to say bi'foro your
I'.oMer-; tli.'ri'of. whirh saii
and the r.-. i.rd of t li
afore~aal are now on lib in my said | The present way of caring for the
o!!iee as iirovid. d by law, I paupern will, in niy opinion, in a few
In T' silmi'ny Wlu-reof. 1 liave her.'-. year.s lie done with, 'J'hen why sliouM
to Set my I'.atid and allixed my otlieial ^ \ve expend so much money in croct-
seal, a> Uab’ii-'li. thi>- _'i day of .lii!>'|ing ?)uihlinKs for (he pauper'.’ The
I idea of rei)laciiiij County Home.s hy
I Coiiiiiy llospital.s in many States is
I growing ratiidly. The doors of th3
j COr.NTY HtJSI'lTAhS can he thrown
' opi.«n to the .sick pauper. There they
! can get the best attention,
j Civilization demands that the pau-
i Vk'T and the poor should liavc all the
! advantages Medical bkill and Science
I can give thein. Those who are more
j fortunate in this worlds goods can
I seek hospital ireatment where they
Cauli muKt accompauy or..2era
for want aJ«, exccpt iroir tho»**
havUif reeular adverOslnt ac
counts. The rate Is i cents
line, Elx words to the iUi». Tel
ephone No. 74,
M >V Mri.I.HTS. s. M. Schultiu
\>k Y.mr (iroitr f»r nillTE SW.4>'
KI.Ol'K—Tat (lit* hot. 4 25 if
HKLl’ WA.MKn—.VKA W.iMED
to visit trade with our cigars. Palary
.?-.5 weekly to start. Cordelle Cigar Co.
Station D,, New York City. 6 11 14 3m
I.OM : ( AU M .HIU:U 3.’>!t3 AM)
lantern. Finder return to I>r, J. E.
Nobles and receive reward. 7-10-tf.
KXri lMKX I II LADV
clerk, appl.'' to F, l,.o!)don's .v lo
,store, 7--7-l'l,
lilll.MKS,
S.-eretary of .siai.
Only One “HRO.MO QL'ININI."
: r > «i't t':.- c,i
■ TlVl. liKilM. I vl I.NI>
n i- w. i-.Kovi:, ciitfs,
■ cjukU .la 1 r.e.ii'.H.;;',!,-, 1
: for full natiu*. I..\X
I-;. I.t>uk forsi>4ti.it.:rf
C il.i in Otir l>av. ;
!i<l *A‘uik> oi? col 1. .
»MM 1 iJVM,l i; M >'S
-itap
[ioar,'s Kidn
wish. Jiring the Hospital nearer home
by building one, centrally located in
I’itt County. Provide cheap or free
, bods for the poor, l.et the voting
I pojiulation of I’itt County express
I their wish on tho {juestion hy ballot.
; Let the OKI County Home bo redeem-
I ed, and have it cultivated by the Con-
I victs, growing vegetables and other
i table supplies for tlii’ pauper and
!”fhain gang.”
j (Signed I H, T. CO.V, .M, 1',
Ml
o. I,. i;i( II vi:n J>ii D
ri!(*H SI ASIHOUI I.AM
SM I KPVY A I Sini’sON
MI!S. 1;AI!MM I. (.1{0»
IHi;s IN \OIMOI,K IIOSI’IIAI,
wi> 11 livii.i i; iin.H h* lioui
>Miiler>ille. V.
Prepar.'s n.>ys an.l iiir'.> for <‘oI-
o-ge, [.it*‘rar>, .Music. I!ib!e an i t’un
day School .Ni-,r;nul r.)urses given.
Ijoeariiiti Hea'.lhftii, Railroad and T*d."
phone Facilities t.'onvenient, FaiuU.>'
of K.xperienc d M.-n .itid Wum‘'n,
T'-rms Ueasonable
The K^all Ti->rin Opens .\ui, C,', r,‘14.
ol.e in.',' to be tile lirst to reach til,'I
fre l!ut you had better try lo b’’ the!
I tir^t to g.;i \our pick uf iliose im e Life is indeed a mystery aiid time
new ties and otli.-r gents furni>hii!_'i,-, at last sets all things fr«.‘e 'i’oday tho
I,OS]-M > DAY MI.HT KLUVEKN
Methodist church and Proctor hotel
key ring with six keys and a penny at-
faclied. Finder reliirn to this offlco
-727-31 d.
KAKDI^G * PEIKCI
Liwyprs
PractlclcK in all the Coarta
In Wooten piiUdtni oa VMTfi
stTofrt, fronting Court Honaa
I
! H. W. CAitrSB, M. V.
I Practico limited to diseasM of tlia lor«.
X«r Nose anti Tkrost
■Sashltirtoi;, N. C. »r«MinU«, M. K
Oec0 with Dr. D. Li. /amsa,
Ttllfl, ihy every Monday. • • la t« I
DK, JOH.V F. TRIGPES.
Vcter*ary Snrgeoa.
aas moved his office from Old llaij
Bow Stables to Dr, Zeno Brown's
Stables on Fourth Street, Pkont
884 Day or Nlgbt.
Im e an.l w.
Dll, PAFL FITZflERAL».
Deatlst.
Office over Frank Wilson’s Itors
Telephone 487.
Qreenvllle, ; M. ■,
B. F. TTSeS '
Insiraae*
Ldfe, nre, Cick mUi AetUaBt
oa«« OB Fdtsrth st7««t bmt nraat
WlIlOB^i ttM»
BABECF <iKDi>>k.R
Attorney at Law
8REENTILLE, NORTH CAJtOLINit
Cures Old Sores, Other Remedies Won’t Cure.
r?ie wor^tcaves, no nintter of hotv loiijj st.nndiMi;.
are C’lrcd hy tlu' woiivU*rfnI, oUl reliable i>:
I'orter s vie H<*aliti|j Oil. It rfl’>v- s
Paiii ftnd licals at tUe same time. C'c. foe.
NO I,AI XDRV.
Owing to the moving of our plant
into its new home ou Dickinson Ave,,
which will require a week, we will
he forced to shut down the first week
in Aui'ust.
Our patrons will piease govern
theinsolvcs accordingly, and send iu
all the work they pos.fibly can tins
veek, i s it will bo impossible for us
to do any work for you tho week we
move,
RISHOP'S LAUNDRY,
T-22-lOt.
i'or t alalog and Partii ulars, .Address, and l. aves a wife, who has sympathy
F. r. >’je, B. V,. rrliK'ipal. < f the ninuerous friends of the family.
Mr, O, 17, rii. har l, for a lonsr tiiU"
1 Mi.n tor. Ilia n lor the .Nortolk >ou':!i ■ ] j [^ve just arri v. d at P., 1', For re -t I ilow«>rs bloom, the birds sing, the silv-
I a: Co, j ery lining smiles, tomorrow the clouds
Mr>. .Maggie Butt, Miss Vida aii.F hover, the llowers fade. "But some-
j .Messrs. Horace and Harditig liult of | where the song birds dwell, for (jod
Hope Mills are visitl'ii.' at the home rules and all is well."
<■ f Dr, is, T. Cox, Not now, but in iho loniing yeari
Hello; Yes we have a plenty ol all of us will understaiul the I’rovi-
Kufrees and .-Inrwin and William? dence of him who guides the star<,
I’ainls. Tlie :a..>t U' Lc had ami it sweetens the bitter waters, aad gives
•v. igbu 1', pou d to Ihe gallon, A. W. to each and all the consolation of
.\nge '. I. -,. I knowing that "I.teath is only a dream,"
We kiss the lips of life today, tomof-
■ -ri at Simpson, about six mile.'? o?
; ’• ..V ,Ie. sufferpd a ?evc>re snu-
.-■,'ok.- Friilay aftemoon wliile enga^-
.-.I it! his duties n.-.ar tho station,
whii h resulted in his death SaturJav
aft. ria.on about 2 o'clock. Mr. Uich-
ard was about ihirty-five years of age
t IK re
ci.t'on twine to tie yorr:
Hux Tailoring Parlor &
. . Pressing Club . .
SUITS MADE TO ORDER
Phone 213. Cleaning and f^ressing.
loiiatco and thermometers to tell you' row, we watch beside the silent tomu
how aiph yo.i-- l eaf is going all at and we ask our self this question.
Evans Street
Altering, Cleaning and Prejiing of all kir.d*. Hats a specialty.
Special altenlion given to Ladies' Coat Suits and Dre»»e». CLOTHES
CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED. Work guaranteed.
H. McD. HUX. MANAGER
Proctof Hotel Building. GREENVILLE, N. C-
■■MHOTHaHMaanMHaaHBaBauH.iwajji.Wi.
i.’arrington, iiarb.T it Co.
I rof. F. ('. .Nye left Friday for Au-
landi-r on husiues.s.
' i iz" will cure sore feet, but Hunt
t lub ^hoes will keep your feet frc)m
totting sore Wliy not giT a pair from
i’.. I). Forrest a.- Co.
■Miss Carrie Yclverton of the Train
ing Hi hool spent the week-t'iui with
^Mss Manimie Carroll.
They are selling slippers at a great
reduction at A. W. Ange & Co.
Mr. Uob Hembury, of Norfolk came
in yesterday to accept a po'-dtion with
the Humber .Machine Shop,
Why o'h: Why this mystery.
Last Friday morning Jury 17th th^
rows was Hashed down the wires
from Norfolk that the spirit of Mrs.
Ernest T. Gross had passed into the
Great lieond. She was one of th(j
seven who was killed in the fatal
street car collision. The news of her
death came as a thunderbolt to those
that loved her best.
Amid her sufferings she c'ontinuallv
called for her baby and begged that
she might live for his sake. On April
30th 1908, she became the wife of
Ernest T. Gross of Burlington, N. C.,
only one child survives her. On Sat-
>Vcek-Fnd and Suuiiuer
E X ( r K I (► A R A T E S
to the
SKA.SIIOUK
via the
AILAMIt KIAST LI.NE
The Standard Railroad of the South
Round Trip Rutck.
From Greenville
To Washington, D. C. $10.93
To Baltimore, JIU4 $10.&0
To .New York City $19.91
To Boston, Mass., $24,40
Tickets on sale every d;,y until
September 30. via Norfolk and
atpamer. with final return limit Oct.,
*1, 1314.
Vi. J. ('rule. T. ('. White
Pass. Traffic Mgr. Gen. Pass. Agt
Wilmington. N. C.
Warrenton
High
School
>VARRE.MOX, X. f.
High Grade Preparatory School,
Classical and Scientific Courses,
Special Course preparatory to Qevern-
mcnt Academies, Trained and Ex
perienced Faculty, One teacher to
twenty .students. All hording students
under Ihe immediate spervislon of
I’rincipal and faculty. Atletic Assocla
tion. Two literary societies, Y'oung
M.'iis Christian Association. Moca
ihan one hundred students now In col
liges as leaders of fresh, and soph,
classes at Davidson College. Leaders
of soph, and one of three highest In
fresh, at University. Other evldenc.>s
of leadership. Expenses moderate,
JOIIX r.RAlIAM, rrlnclpal.
7-l-2m.
urday .Tuly ISth the body was sent to
Goldsboro. N. C.. for funeral and in
terment. Those accompanying the re
mains was her father Mr. T. C. Bryan,
I f Grifton, N. C.. her sister Mrs. \V.
K. Tucker, of Greenville, N C., ani
Mrs. AV. Scott Galloway of Grimes-
l.md, N. C., also Miss Dessie and Eva
Gross of Burlington. N. C., and hus
band and little son.
The prayer of my heart is that all
these may so live as to enjoy Heaven's
eternal family re-union.
May the same hand that has wound
ed be the same to succor and comfort.
‘ONE WHO KNEW HER "
New Gar
den Seed
Flower Seed
Onion Sets
Maine Red Bliss
Irish wobblers
Seed Oats
Rape Seed
Dr. Hess Stock 6c
Poultry Powder
SMSGHUITZ
PHONE U OFTIX