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--r-r r-W F m -7 J J. Corn Candy Cathartic kill. Yellow Jack him. No ore Kim takes spends to proper ft low is and pp rent ours I Jill Id Ibis we Deed a requiring the act of the- Legislature to be published la I newspapers immediately that adjourns. As it is; people lire coder laws provisions they are ignorant. it will tend to educate the public on laws under which they live to have their Leaf . Larger crops, fuller ears and MM. larger grain to result from a liberal use of at least Professional Cards factual Potash B arc to B . n r. V. c . la all c f- r . i, d la all KALI WORK. Saws r r- c .--.-. SEE THAT What Is It w. Win . HI f KISSER ,. in W-l. Greta, HI . . m B K. Tyson, I. X. . X. GAl . Greenville, x. C Practice la all tin- U L. It is a picture celebrated I- over M A Ii P. . . .-. . .;. x. 1.- sh I. on Best in use v. Ii. Lang, The outfit no business . V . I complete without one. The Reflector Book Store has a nice assortment these Fountain Pens also a beautiful line of Gold Pens. You will be astonished when you see them and earn how very cheap the v . . c You may never, But should you ever Want Job . . A OARING ENGINE RIDE. How , r. f h had war made nab a in the old cl San r. who had t y while i behind a Too ride hap B J a few other men th railroad. of tho rd had bean fir as and um ; and L. L who the .- railroad from to F. wan iii his vi at w . ha Hatch to the mining . tuft i to lb and m load it the Central Clock Ban oil the m tor three n in bad th. . Hull City the Free- which then away on its journey. A team war fur Ml. Kit at, got int. win driven rapidly . City. an coal t. l waiting tr a ;.; the Mr. to run tr. and I I Ac v i e d, all. i u. with f Mr. bar, who Hood the back of ii. v the r coal and Wood, and it didn't k- ;, to . the jolting swaying i f that the road i a very poor Condition for g. Mm h to mil after we beyond American d oar arm ached exertions bold on and ourselves from being out if r. engineer sod- rail rah speed and time informed Mr. Crocker that it would extremely Execution Sale. in Lamb d. W. If. M. A. nil, ,,., r . day, die f . , r It- T. II. . , . rill, , r . r. i, . . from . to ab . id's Mill and ;. .,., u mid bra la to th- at raid the it at to the county lead . is lb Ding r. . in .-- n tract at I. m ,. Ii b W. II Pill County. Liver Ills. . , . rat. r. ; I,, . . . Crocker annoyed and -Come to see us.- tor Job Printing Office. Anything from -TO A 13.11 r. PORK I.- I ., Bill i ten tORt-i r I. ., Oar . Ii bra u mail t rail r; w buy I ; In. . FURNITURE The Daily Reflector I . in told inn i. . ;,., , . Gives CM small month, ought lo homo news afternoon at rice of Art- It be. KM -5 cents a you a sub-1 you Hi r get the took bold Ii it to the limit. Of we ail thought that Mr. tied that tho jump the track. Bet Mr. Crocker nut t moved a Mood tin- lever until we all sewed out our and Um and like s ha. wild is reached Here we were hustled into a Waiting and away. At lath 1.11 mile between town arid Virginia City there relay of horses. At various the mountain even ware afraid to obey Mr. orders, and in two in- stances be took the himself and into u lively of the whole wild and dashing was that Crocker in the the Virginia City a copy of the and some matter If boars before the mail agent on Mir a railroad bod the city. That was deathblow to tin and road of Washington C u I Si can Ha , The above notice an entitled a- . hub n in-ti 1.1 Court I and, tin t lbs for purpose of ob- ;. I will farther that the to the the Sal . f e ., to ii Id Hi Monday after 1st Monday Sept I- i a the December, st In i X . sad demur ;,, , a to the in . . S in. pin Co, Valuable Farm for Sale By of Superior made la -i earl p en Moore el tit versa et ab. I D,,, 1.1 ,. i.- h fare bbl tract parcel of land in h ate Ire real d at time of death, bounded by Ike of the a. II. Taft, ilia lute Ii. ii Edwards, Foreman River, tin l- more or hut tract of land lies S mile- and l mile, west of and lbs II i- a four in. boasts, bum and a well f water. October, I,. BLOW, Commissioner, CHILL WARRANTED. PRICE eta. I . . . i j, r . m yea. of b. ti-r- year. In oil j I- -I in I Lit, i r rail I l. M A Ct than cure. Liver will not only cure, but if taken in time will prevent Sick Headache, malaria, constipation, jaundice, torpid liver and kindred diseases. Liver PILLS ABSOLUTELY CURE. r. DEALER IN Whichard, N. The Stock complete in every department and prices as low as the low est. Highest market prices paid for country produce. Arc different from all other a specific duly, mas away curing by the MM Power Theory. One Pink touches the liver, re- moves III bite, the bile The Tonic Fetid does the rest. Have ct Tr. . Co K. V a Tea. GREENVILLE. N. C Kit IN- The Eastern Reflector. TWICE-A-WEEK. h only a yen r. I the news every and gives to the es- those is worth many tunes more than the subscription price. UNDERTAKER mm EMBALMERS. ft and line of and in wood, metal- and cloth over brought i o to con- and bi in. in cure will unit of mo i , . BOB Art. putt mother complexion affair, mid the ska i ;. her red and white on the palette Cleveland Plain Dealer. in Indian army fed twice a day When mealtime they are drawn a row of piles of food. ten I pounds of raw rice, ,, , two pound packages Tho rice I wrapped in and then tied I with At the each elephant rates, its package in thrown into this of feeding a of in Town Lots Sale. if .-in order lbs Beard in.-. j- I will o 8th, before the in the town at lot of land In Greenville and known in pita i f mid town at lot of and immediately of lbs ll and being the lot upon which Market now The ii I will be as let. la separate a plan on die In the of the Register of of Pin can be tern public soy lime and trill Ii exhibited on . of ult I. As a while. third bid to be paid on Unit day of one third on the first day of January and one third on the Ural day of January. wish -In percent Inter t on the deferred payments, with privilege to pay whole at any time and take his deed. on day of and title reserved until the of money I- I. The Hood of the right to reject bid. October 1807. M. Iii. . CO. the Em tor an absolute for By its use of hi have cured. So proof-positive am t of its power Put I consider it my duty to i to th e of your have O Bronchial or . Ll-.; will write me their tad p Sincerely, A. K. C. . Hew t i MARBLE Wire and Iron -class work prices reasonable. . . , j-l-. Pu- t C L. . I U. S. . f-i Lb net i . . -4.1, or Vi of K It c mat II with e U, , i m m Confederate soldier in die fast II . I'll In. found TO OS. Mr. a June., of drug II. in., P Dr. King. New Di-. ., hi, nit. . i,, hi Pans e do for her. It Hon. Having Dr. King, ill lot. Of II. took ,. i Die of all the bey n least better from the dote, mil hull dollar bottle. Killed and v. II. in vi la to do t work It. fret trial I dreg-lore. Execution Sale. of in W. K. directs I to the the Conn of I will on Wednesday, the day of 1897, it II o'clock M. at Court door in county sell the hi for ca-n. lo Hid execution Hie following restate A piece or of land the of It. , A tract W W tract and a ii i tores being deeded by i. a to a n known is and tracts. and. One other adjoining trooper land, above described on of I. A W Me- -II Martha A W W on the nest acres being name deeded by heir- of A D known a. A II on land, One other tract adjoining lauds Of It II I, A A Mi ,. I;, .,.,, on east, c ft acres being part of V home and being part of that to W K In el W One other adjoining the i i i. a tract the Cooper and I he limb of seres deeded lo h by A one-fourth In the loin Bad to K by K O reference to deed In Blade. of 1887, l. I ill I'll t pases and over large Battle The greatest and War Book ever and the Only one Hint does justice to the C lute soldier and the be ought for. Ir, one Agent wanted everywhere to book on our new easy plan Many of tie lady to HOOper month. Sous Daughters of Veterans, others are to tend tot a illus- circular and I. Address, Journal Job Printing Co., by. A Great Land Sale. One o Hie Bert in County to be -i. a at Public Sale 1897. By virtue of power vested in as by two decrees of Superior Court made st June term 1891, one In case of I. A. Sugg wife Millie E. and the ether A. T. I. A. and wife Millie K. I will ell at public to the highest bidder on Monday nth of Dec. 1897 , valuable lying on south aids about two and a half miles West of known as the Charles and about live hundred and seventy acre, more or leas. A general discretion of the lands can be found in the two decrees score referred to but a will be given of the lend, to be sold on the day of sale or can be the sale by t me at my office. The lei in- of s in Is but purchaser it not ed to pay all cash he can, If ha de- sires, make arrangement to pay part cash and gel time on the by giving his note payable, with simple Interest, in annual secure I by a mortgage on the land. farm Is valuable for of cotton, corn or tobacco and la well supplied with pack houses, Ac. Th use wishing to buy a fine farm near town will do well to examine this one. Any desired can be bad by applying to the undersigned. N. O, Oct 1897. T. J. JAR VIS. THE OLD RELIABLE -----U STILL AT THE FRONT WITH A YEARS has taught me the U cheap Hemp Hope. Building Pumps, Farming Implement,, and log necessary for Millers, Mechanic and general house bun Holding Ladies Dress Good. I have always on lath for Heavy Groceries, and jobbing agent for Clark's O . t and keep courteous clerks. GREEN VILLE. Tho rain kept lint Monday crowd in town being as large In. day at usual. J L SUGG GREENVILLE, N. C. COURTHOUSE. All placed n strict FIRST-CLASS COMPANIES AM FOB PROOF mi i TWICE WEEK -FOR- The Eastern Reflector. D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION. per Year in Advance. Tuesday Friday -AT VOL. XVI. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER NO ft papers for The Farmer and Mechanic, paper that yearn ago, under the guidance of Capt- H- A- Shotwell made an excellent r throughout the State, has been revived at Raleigh a wet farm and home paper. many in this section who formerly took Farmer Mechanic like to have it again and we are prepared lo make the following extraordinary For we will Bend The fin V ion. Toe North of and Farmer Mechanic, all papers a capers will give yen home news, the State and general and farm news, and think of three of a whole year for If yon want the Atlanta Con- added to the above list you can get it for cents more, or a week New York World for Any other paper or magazine wanted we can give yon a on in con- with Re- Some T Wisdom. Even the hand of a king o mortality. If Solomon lived in these days bright young man would rid- unmercifully. No one is absolutely free. Every person at a few to Do not drop into medicine habit. are merely ace indications. longest pole does not always get persimmons. It it so long in some instance that nobody can handle it. An empty sometimes a great deal in it. No men ever makes good for himself alone- Many a poor man smokes enough cigars to support hie family- waste bait fishing for compliments- Life called a river, but there a deal of dost raised- Dignity is one of woman's est of defense. News. He Was to the Occasion A lecturer a par- one night, who, not content with hurl- epithets, hurled a number of well. lecturer Drought entertainment to a with the remark that he bad hoped the would be pleated, but he really hadn't ex- that they would their Under a decision of Court of California it baa been established that a woman may be to support her Thia ruling of tho was by the beat legal of the state, and bated upon peculiar in the case. It that of an elderly Maple living in Lea county. The husband is aged and infirm to be to provide for and not long ago deserted alto- by his wife. He brought suit against for maintenance before Superior Court of the and obtained a judgment, ordering payment to himself of a monthly allowance of Further than that, after peal, the judgment been firmed by the Supreme tho State. GUESSES How often ates into a condition cf at selfishness indifference, regulated by an armed neutrality toward outside world No woman is, a more roughly disqualified for what she conceives to be her special vocation than is a H e owe nobody love, which never a debt. It always a free will offering, or the return for an exchange of like for like. A man who assures a woman he has determined to marry invitee her to do to alter bis determination. Some women arc so delighted with their own and ex- press their delight so as to make others almost regret Many a man who made up bis to die a bachelor cannot make up bis heart to the same he Loafing Habit. Why it is some young men will loaf about the at night a-d on Sundays, when they a-e not at work, in more than some people comprehend. Even if limo should bang heavy on their beads, can very easily a good book to while away time. If a person not able to buy a book, there are plenty of people who will loan a good bock. Then another thing religions worship. There is hardly a nigh, in the week but what services of tome kind are not held in some of churches, to which young men can attend How much better it would be to either read a good book or be at it to be listening to idle Durham Sun. The n. One normal pumpkin will make A normal pumpkin weighs less than fifty pounds. Five cents will buy it in any in world. There are pumpkins that weigh three times fifty pounds, and even one of these can be purchased fur a Why, then, not pumpkin pie hold a place in the estimation of human family co other product of land or sea occupies It bridges the chasm between millionaire and the pauper, between haughty dame and the petulant woman, between dude and the tramp. In a word, the pumpkin pie that touch of nature which makes all world kin. The pumpkin is, therefore, to be Louis Republic PLAIN TRUTHS No man who looks high can live low. religion that cost nothing. Be a and you will be to receive Faultfinding one of the est marks of a backslider. True Christianity works Well between Sundays. An o is tho that the Bible it true- The devil when ho finds a good man on his knees. Things said and lore bring good fruit- Read tho Bible and you Will find it A good prayer meeting begins before the bell rings. We hare no more right to think wrong than we have to do wrong The devil leads the man not living same good object. The smallest man on the face of the earth the one who sees only himself. -Rams Horn- Pawl Don't judge picture by the frame around it. Don't try to kill two birds with one stone. Use a shotgun. for a doctor if you prefer to die a natural death. Don't waste your . mo figures. They seldom lie, in gas-meters- Don't a strange dog to find out whether be is go d natured or not. get too self important. You may be just as as an just stupid- expect too much of a self made man. It is probably his first attempt la the creative line. Don't think that every fad eyed you meet has loved and Perhaps she loved and got him. leave kind words unsaid. the may it necessary lo put you his ice box Leader. MI The i Centennial Ex- position at has closed its gates visitors during the past six months- Consider- the limited population of this showing i-peak. for enterprise and skill of the . Thu Same Couple Married Three Times. I is a of u usual interest near here. One Alex Joiner, who lire, about three miles place, just been married the third time to the same woman. Same year, ago he was and lie and his half lived together for some lime. They could not and separated. A divorce obtained by Alter a lime Mr. Joiner began to pay his respects to hi, wife and alter a series courtship, they married again. long u sec- divorce applied and grant- ed. A few months ago a third court- was begun ended in a third marriage about three week, ago. They are now living October Treasury Figures. Washington, D. C, Oct. month October closed to-day, so fur as the Treasury are concerned, with a considerable in receipts over September. The figures still rubied to some which will be made on Monday, but disclose substantially the condition at the close the month. Th-i total receipts for October were of which was from customs, from inter- mil miscellaneous source,. The real significance of Treasury n, is by receipts than by the net which is largo this month because quarterly interest payments. There has been an improvement in customs receipts over September, and August. A like rate improvement two month, more, with tome improvement in revenue, would the Treasury near a self supporting basis. Mr. J. R. Tillery, Tillery, told the editor of Common- wealth that Mr. William hi, great uncle, built the ti gin house ever built in North Carolina. He I rune work the building is now standing on Mr. W. V farm near say, also that the first gin that was run In those long ago day, was turned by a crank, and that the cotton patches in the gardens were cultivated with a case Scotland Neck Commonwealth. A TO BE REMEMBERED. Our is conducted on sound principles, honorably presented and truthfully advertised. We have gathered from the best and most prominent markets all the new and desirable novelties to the want the people community This cone in attraction is Rich in Quality. Magnificent en Style, Price. We have to meet your require for seasonable goods in respect.- invite you to one of the displays up-to-date and Reasonable merchandise ever offered the people of this vicinity. Come to of Shows. Every feature of the entertainment is replete with Style, High Quality i y want to see this Show of Shows come and see fine assortment of AND TRIMMINGS Ladies and Gents Notions and Furnishing Goods, Shoes. Hats, and Hardware, Crockery and Glassware, Wooden ware, Breech Loading Guns, Shells, and the largest stock of of all kinds at the lowest price ever given in this community. Come and see how much cannot be seen elsewhere. No matter who you are, where you live, how much or how little money got. There is no Store where your dollars will do you as much good service as they will do you here. I Yours Truly BAKER HART Silver In the Treasury. silver vaults of States Treasury have been rob-1 In.- cf a large number of dollars. When the count of the cash on in the j was commenced at time Treasurer silver dollars in th; vaults being counted by weight, as is usually done This work not gone far, it i was that two bags, feral weight. The money in these bags was counted it as I hat an ; n out aid pieces lead been nut i i to make the weight. Thomas Martin, n colored mar, who bad been employed in the us a for many and assisted in the count by passing tho bags out of the vault, was arrested and con- fessed to the theft, but be had taken money m only two bag. Mr. Roberts de- to have ed for dollar and n of clerks v, a. for that purpose. count been in progress more than three months, and it will rive or six more to hundreds of millions of silver dollars on hand. As the count has several short bags have been found- As a rule only a low dollars have been taken a bag and had been substituted to make up weight. The shortage thus fur about Officials of believe Martin took all the his system seems been followed, and be had been employed about when- ever was any of tho bags to be done, on of supposed honesty. The lo.-s will fall upon former Ti. as Morgan, as Mr- Roberts has not yet given his receipt for the cash the Dispatch. Hardware Tinware, Spokes, Hubs, Building Pain ts Oils and Stoves. Fair Dealings and Honest at Book Bottom Prices. MAIN STREET, GREENVILLE, N. C j pure, v. Ii u l o J POWDER Absolutely o-i It. r have raised by fusion voters are not to They are the ores upon whom burdens fall, lint mark this If it were raise laxes this year to meet tho extravagant expenditures of fusion bosses, it will be mere to r next year. The cost of such manage- gets more and soon raise will be in de- It is utterly impossible for the so fellows to with M little money as it formerly took to State- And yet they cry retrenchment and re- Dispatch- The the player on the diversity Georgia team on Sunday last so stirred, up prejudice against the game in that Stale that many members of Georgia BOW in session, are in favor o a making it n misdemeanor lo engage in the loot bull in State. Carolina has only one serious draw-buck lo keep from being regarded as one of the best Slates in which to invest money; that the alterable political mess which Iris two years and which threatens at Mill. Tho published a of Cm. bends for sale, and in days moneyed mm New York were seeking lo make in the bonds. This a good Neck Common- wealth. Of the children horn alive one die before old, one third before twenty third mouth, ball the eighth two th of before tho thirty year, ii their fifty first year, and about only one survives it Now York and New lighting their way back tho sisterhood of Democratic States i Ohio staggering certain which flag to follow Massachusetts faltering in its Republican allegiance; Demo- gains nil the the sequences that to follow fast upon tho heels of Pro- Tho people the United States appear to be sadly dubious in the face of triumphant Philadelphia Record. Newspapers m Schools. The idea substituting news- papers for reading books in i lie h s taken hold some mines and some discussion- There are some which could be used with profit, there are others which impress into the plastic minds of the children false ideas. The question, therefore, of newspaper to be used and the person to make the selection should be considered. If toucher is to select a d paper to promulgate his politics we might view the scheme with Sun- Making Opportunity. Improving is well, but making is better- Many a man says that he could do something he only had opportunity, but man who is determined to do some- will cue the even has to make it. wise man will make more opportunities than he School Times. Asked in all If President wants to accord recognition to the because of their loyalty to tho Republican it can be in nil fairness. Why he go into States like Illinois, Indiana, and Ohio where the vote turns scale to bis patty, give post-offices thereto black The will this, be- cause he knows that it would be t as a purpose to humiliate a of American for no reason than in party -St. Louis Re- public- I don't how big and rich widely known a concern is, let it its ads out of all pa- for say two seasons and it will able to catch up. Why, some it In lie h that a company is fulling back, getting to make an assignment it stops keeps out for a longer usual. You can send the circulars, letters, etc, you please, but unless he you ad in j his paper he don't you as being front No man afford to let ads drop out of papers that reach his

m . i in i i.-, i i in. ii REFLECTOR Greenville, N. C. Editor u. Entered at the at Greenville, K. C. rail MS. Nat. t, J. W. went 1897. the Home of next year, which will the way far the election of a Democratic President With the exception of New York, where with the i FL-ming and alleged of the Ho- ten., publican municipal j mm , two lion brought about the cyclone has ruined pat in which STATE SEWS. Tho. L. dud in the Stale r-j ml at . at tat, into tin hand a re. Two M have Mat lo the power by unexpectedly pawed Carteret A correspondent the Raleigh question was and the Democrats. the .- by bun, lowing ticket to run on the Chicago of For J. B plurality, and Maryland, where way to union at Chapel According to the report the ate. there are B begun a public tea .,. . , . I e iii the Slate. I III W ft k. acted with the Republican, tie made gains those where they pushed the free of silver Carolina Land and is fiat to have I. was ha a Klondike store, bar j weak lathe of the PT t ORIGINAL OBSERVATIONS. Made by the Orange Va. tooth is on on credit. If is bliss, Ignorance blister. As the evenings grow longer the oil. bills grow stronger. The cowboy supplied the fuel that warms the range. too most pie t courting in. A girl certainly waists her energy For ail. Van VI yet, New York. A. to the front a tho leading of This fact shows , plainly that those who pro- k-rs, A. an My whew Many j have student pupil the numb loot The believe, I dead which wean a number five . , , Monday, i wk. i a by . . a. n. and will in 1900. last year were not well informed. It also shows that not a few of , the Republicans who voted to Rey. Ii R. Hicks, who has put the administration made a reputation as a weather power resent the prophet, says we are to have of . , , . ,,.,, i policy by the prevent wind and ram storms 7th to I more storm conditions 13th and When the goes to he is within hailing i distance. , and at a number . , ,, ,. . , ,, ., around the depot and today at CH BO. to i e l. and .,.,, A , a Show it on tho care. I a-J m, pun-corn I r a named league, w T. I,. K r i , i -i have arrived, but girls prater ii . living while playing , . s n attorney I ., , , i were lire to jump Friday sum.- claim- ch mil hi his Democrats in moment Unreal- 14th; warm rains and thunder ,,, Mr. Bryan a I Threw.- bill poster in and 19th; violent activity credit for the . out the the elements comes due November weather is l- to do i i n plenty, if all come through than Will more cause to observe Day on tho than can He in the dent's proclamation. Tin old town In this made by the Q do their it Some old dinner custom still The used to recline at their mid habit lying public dinner party Ohio, and the remark ha made that if the entire campaign in that State has been made along tilt same hue us the speeches Bade tho c days by Mr the elected their entire Stilt.-ticket as us as sured the defeat Of Of course those who make remarks it is much easier to say after a is over what would have been the a ill re ill el on our i I I NEEDS IMPROVING Hon. Bryan i in the hat The he in Ohio mid mule several with telling policy it is to on the choice in e ti -election, h, i campaign, but tho knowledge I may be useful all tho Male, as people other day, d. lo wen tin W pocket key-, It feet and what is Oldie to U-the a glass ever a net to, on lobe done and j The Star say that ii made a to drive seven miles Will it be o will t Owen Home, a young u be e BUM bole lad of years age, while out die hunting, his John There ii more travel on thin year of age, in the led any other la Iowa and of the head, is abominable. The races i hour later. I shooting was are i ;. cold and one. The Market is now Open, Open ail the time. Parties having tobacco which they wish to-sell, can get accommodated at head- quarters for high prices the Eastern EVANS, JOYNER CO. Owners and Proprietors. Republican everywhere tho future, in d, in losses ., , , . , . The only depressing feature; A. K limn in every Stale, ii s. mi that Hi publican politic are not hi in The in of the Chicago platform shews a healthy growth the country. Per- our will now r is not dead. attempt international proved a and ii is now more ever that the people the must e on and unlimited at lo is nearer now than w. a year ago. High open a gild bad j about the elections, from a Dem- point of view, was tho of a Republican majority of the which menus that Senator will a rep resenting which Will he the K , a lawyer, Hum I and demand more at- who lately than any Other and there is DO home, vi and .-.- it not the proper Mayor and . will drive over this body w bang the to once a day a week probably it will -on- a receive tome There are bar had dropped dead bole that H I and that ha d. would like to that proposed government armor plate factory continue to present i and their able before the of Naval Officer lather was dying. It The writer beard many surely a sorrowful day lot upon the condition of this strut Observer. I . Diary the town hop lid. r the matter once. will eon- T. A True Bill. drink reason, drowns lie beauty, Ernest Dead the This the sad news flew external, Internal and incurable of the la-t Thursday ii a witch sen., a non to ascertain the b-st to the i lo for such a plant, which bocking Later the where the contest was aloes hi been In net- The latest we learn treat Ohio was that the is U publican by a very small is elected hut there is doubt ma- he re will be enough to Manna. Van plurality has bean in- creased lo in New city and have swept the entire- Stale. The It.-publican will control the Legislature by a very on join wilt m U. S. Senator that Suite The in Ken- is came near lie whole Virginia Legislature. Things in in where Democrat have the worst this have nun aged to cut ma. s in ball, No party can stand up that sort of pounding. OVERCOATS seasons certainly do fly around, yet we keep ahead of them in our buying and with them in our selling. Ready to talk fall and winter Overcoats now, good one cheap. Fall and Winter i.- I ho either a lack of darkening woes, the makes a who looked ton for r of the administration k loot. Token a whole, the return are toward project or it belief ; age,; very encouraging, ink I voice will ac natter of the and Silver I the n the mat young men lathe ,. , , , Hon. Taylor, was M rt B. Y. P. U. a masting U. S- to bad equal Ins the night, i broken and money last administration aid until and to thrown. The fusion , arrival of If the U. In ,,, at e and other who sill ebb oven more until the I m i i- e ; I. i I rank, and then . lo ii.- oil men probably their actual utter. our D. Q Today's cabinet was a somewhat gloomy and Mr- was chief mourn- Sherman looked and -i-ii contact wins him. He was tuned by in hi. l.-i hi pr i several mouths ago, and who is i at i tails to perceive how occupying; u position as n diplomat should operate to deprive bin th tight to have and express an opinion of his own after his return to private life, and is therefore community, Sundry and inclined to bother heal about tho absurd talk that of the talks we e made by Vi. A. W. the various tor proper work of the Union were II.- Ki-v. pointed. The next will be at held on evening, Tenderness does not mean weakness, softness, is lent with strength, manliness, truth and bravery. does not show alone in the touch, hut in for- patience and But however it shows it i a in as spring showers us the music the down the m ct may not have much this world's to may girt heller spend a you will this shedding you grace an in w rd act spirit of your hie. Married. In e. childhood ha lb- workers in day a.- area ho I eta, money by J. A. r.-w ii. Ill, I It fails to cure. TO A COLS IN SAY. Take I ax Quinine Tab evening 3rd mil., the the bride, near Mr. Joseph an I Tucker ruble In death of Has good young man. friends of Spam and of the ad-, . . ,, , . , , , Asleep ill JeSUS, .-. have From which mil- every wake to publication of a m mournful the rest of truthful but if ho it ha I written by Mr- Taylor and the lost feared that the la with and its Ohio would not J relations with These by making Boss; charge that Mr. Taylor's Manager W. baa bad return to tho was published tor impossible, and not because of Congress, but, unless those the administered i lo the and any to the administration by the of Congress town la tat stale has a crease in Democratic vote mistaken, of the sort will and the decrease in tho vote in every Stale which no election held- be to about prompt u tho on that adopted by the speaking publication, the try to make light of the Cubans, the results and to that is always the at the Bret oil year held under n now administration, but they do that sort of rot They know the extra- ordinary efforts made by National Committee to hold to- the vote given to year enormous amount of money in and see the results t. by S. M. S hull. lb spin Sugar cured Ham, Com Corn Meal Family Lard Oats ;. a Hut to to to So 4.7 to in Broke an Arm Oar I minims us I. was badly hurt by a lull Wednesday. He on n ii breaking all right arm cud being badly are Norfolk of Sad us furnished by Cobb A Mer- of Norfolk Cotton. for what they popular rebuke lo Mr. They see, too, Eggs per do that it it a forerunner of I lion a Democratic majority of GOOd Middling Low H loG j to i ll I l I Extra SO I Man to at THAT BOOK of Fall Samples ii containing enough to stock three They are the famous NATHAN CO. the big i Chicago, who are fancy-priced t of modern work with many students. Come in and turn the pages of this great of fashions. Get for year Fill ind Winter Suit or and get the right fit, the right workmanship and the right quality at the right price. I also have in stock a full Hue of Eagle Brand Fine Shoes Call and see are invited to inspect my stock and lean, the low prices. S. T. WHITE. DRESS GOODS -HATS Is Now Grandly Ready H. M. M. H. -----DEALER IN----- HEAVY AND FANCY GROCERIES, GREENVILLE. N. 0- I will the best goods and will sell them at the lowest price possible. I will do all can to obtain and hold your pat- Come and see me. M. H. Next door to THE LIVE Dealers, Tobacco Flue. and Bicycle Dealers their to We are taking lo Tobacco Flues yon we will make the best of Float least All work guaranteed and we are ready to repair anything our line a to a bicycle. will thank you to and tee S. L CO. mm too. who are usually do. Bat h, have to boy up to date We don't keep the style he wore. And what a choice he'd hare. mils, and double breasted Alberta each with a style peculiar to a- d Worsted, plaids and and stripes in bewildering variety, blacks, blues, browns, and all sorts of beautiful of colors. Suits for diet, for for sport, suits in all prices- would hie Clothing from Gent Furnish in gs is superb and-your inspection is invited. FRANK WILSON, GREENVILLE IN. C THE REFLECTOR Local , NOV. i. Till the month when the turkey the neck. market humming today with full The meeting at Winterville conduct- ed by Be C W Blanchard, today ad lo church. V, a shoe company can be a corporation, can't it f I suppose to. Willie Well, Pa, I thought corporation had no Trade good with mer- today. A key been and left at office. Low, of New York, don't so high November muck him A baa been opened in the building out the depot by Mr. look like lime to ace owing. are go- lug to more. calendar that arc beginning to put in appearance Indicate we will have another The take place next week. The Line will round trip ticket from Greenville at Thee. and leave week their new borne In High Mr. i a good and our la High Malt J. J. Cherry, Jr., and K. C. will run an excursion to ton lair next Wednesday, Thursday. the year ending October Slat there bad been M- by of Deed Wayne county G. Most of race crowd left thing in fall Meal, and Select J. S. Expressed lo S. M. Butter, and In decide lo go on be could make a a a and handle the bone. New line Short Back Sailor in black and colon, Cap in white and color, and Tern just received by Mr. J. S. Co. We see account town all about Slats in electric light plant, but trudging along Kith seventeenth grate lamps. Friday evening Misses and Emily gave a to Mary Scotland Neck. A large number of young people wire present and they pent a delightful evening. Marriage Licenses The Register Deeds issued es In- six couple Ibis week, while and . lord. Hoe and George T. Smith and Delia K. Willoughby. N. T. Allen. T. I; and J. J. and Mary COLORED. Henry and Amy There were also throe run away couple, one from and one county, to apply license; hut being under age they Another Record Breaker The old broke another record on sale, by giving Mr Harvey Tyson the largest abaft 1807. It clear warehouse charges. There is no place lit e Critcher A Greenville Warehouse to tobacco. They ire hustler dart lo and know bow to please farmer. PERSON AX i V. i i i i. W. is ill town. went t to- day CM. Bernard returned home day one our oldest cit.-i., i Guy and Miss Mildred Miss Matilda lo Winterville evening. Mrs. J. T. went to Kin- Thursday evening to visit friend. Guy Williamson sister Miss who have some day here lo Suffolk today. Mrs. Deal and little daughter, have been flailing EM. Cheek, left morning for their home Va. Mr. B. Clark returned home where be has been in a sever- months are lo know I hat her has improved. Ii. J. L. Fleming went to lo- Mia. L. C. went to II. P. went lo Henderson to-day. J. J- Cl Kin-Inn, today J. S. C i went to today. V. C. Harding Centerville. B F. bit en a business trip lo Moore and little returned Mis arrived Friday evening to visit her brother, C. T. Mis Francis Wells, cf Wilson, who visiting Miss White, returned home Mis Mary of Neck, who vat visiting Mia left this Bar, J. T. Kendall here Friday evening and went out to Beth- lo begin a meeting there Sunday RANDOLPH- A Pretty Marriage at Mildred Wednesday, 3rd at noon, in the church at Mildred, Mr. John B. Greenville and Mia Lena of Mildred, were married by Ram A. W. the a large of relatives and Upon the arrival bridal party at the church they entered in the the strains of tin; wed- ding march charmingly rendered by Mr. Martha the and ladies passing up opposite each couple alternately j John New- ton and Miss V. Davis, John and Mis Frank Joe Knight and Miss It. E Bynum and Miss Annie Randolph, Mayo Rive and Mis Sophia Jarvis, T. Forbes and Cola Guy Lucy Randolph, Then came the with hi best man, II Vi i i I. the bride with her sinter, Miss Mary Thigpen, maid honor. The were David L. A. The church deco- rated for the occasion and bride and maid of honor carried beautiful chrysanthemums Immediately after the ceremony bridal party to In me the parents where an elegant dinner At took their depart, for reaching here G o'clock, and a reception held I lie homo of tin, mother, Mr. Lucy Randolph, in South Greenville The bride and groom were to Greenville by Mrs Mary Worley, Frank Mal- lie Mary Thigpen, and L A Randolph, J II Randolph, Joe and Guy The couple received a large number of handsome present. Al the reception some scupper- win. was by the lather in The latter, after having kept the wine several decades, said before his death wine to be the wedding hi marriage. HI i. were canted out. THE RACES. Day all hill tat Wednesday was a day Mat tall the track the Greenville Driving Association. The attendance was large present witnessed unusually fine racing. Following is the summary of day's ii, l by . Maggie Carroll, Walt Full Va.; by Thompson, Lillie Ma- C.; Harry C, by Hen- Firewood. M Carroll. Sylvan. Lillie W. Harry C . Time class, MOO Corie by West Virginia ; Lillie by Baltimore ; Woo I, by While, Call Lilly, by Jordan, Corie I Lillie Tobe. Wood. Calla Lilly. Time Second Day's, f was another tin- day and two more splendid races up the second meet a, the track the G Association. The is the luminary CLASS, I I Is-.;, Lillie by Full River, Va.; Lillie W., by Marion, S. Ella Lo, by by Hooker, Greenville. l i i W. Ella BUM. Time class, Bay Line, by , Leo, by Va. ; Julian May by White, ; by El- Gallant, by Neely, i Barter, by Janus, Virginia; by Steele, Day Line. Bed . Julian May,., Time, 2.20, Lust Day's Meet the Series The three series cl race the of the Greenville Driving As closed on Friday afternoon wills two more line is I I ALL, Corie by Walton, David C, by Red by s. Albert by Richmond. Curia David C. Red Rover. Albert C. J, class, Bird Eye, by Smith, by Raleigh; Prince Alb-11, by Bryan, Senator B., by Jersey City. Rivet. I Albert. I Senator t. S J R. COREY IN- SADDLES -m COLLARS A General;, Horse Millinery. THE BALL annual bull of the Club in the Eastern Wednesday wag the brilliant event of the season- wanting to it a great The the ladies loveliest, the in.-n were at best and wag The ball opened at o'clock and the German commenced at 12- This was participated by twenty-seven many ., while a number an the i. . i of lb i dances- The was led by Hart, of the taking port the Hairy and Miss Halite K. L- Carr and Miss Miry L. I. and Miss Ella King- C 8- Forbes and Miss Inner and Mi-.- U. W and Miss Sal- lie J. B- Cherry, Jr., Mayo Lam E G. and Miss Hooker- It. M- Nannie House Miss Wilson rod Miss Busy Greene- W- J- Corbett and Miss Mary Blow. W A- Jarvis. J- R Lightfoot and Miss Cherry- J- E- J. L- v Miss Lina i. L- and M H- St. Miss Jennie Lamb. P. Miss J. B- Jarvis and Miss Wells. James and Miss Blanche Flanagan. D and Miss Tyson- Frank Tyson Miss Ada Woolen. Jarvis and Mi-.-s Julia J W and Miss Annie Foley- Forbes Sophia N U and Miss Willie It D Bo Cherry, John Limb, Ed Wayne Mitch- ell, Smith, George Woodward, Emmet Woo- Will Bernard, J P FINE CLOTHING The most complete stock at CLOTHING STORE. ext Door to the Bank of Greenville. bled air son lute Fred died at his Mills, Hi- a Ir-. of Henry Harding, of this town. We Lead in Dress Goods Again Tin's season. Come i l d sec. i GENTLE HINT j You want the newest, prettiest and most stylish Our Autumn stock is now ready and I surpasses any we have ever shown. Tie Most Attractive Foreign Fairies. latest domestic novelties. No other house shows such Lang's Cash House. LANG SELLS CHEAP. r. i i Get on the Ground Floor. We sell Groceries so low that will make your head swim. We are choice line of I. Canned floods of ah kinds, Tobacco, Cigars, and everything y in a first- class Grocery More, which we offer at prices that defy competition. James B, White. A Burst of Bargain Sunlight. the Mother shapes the course tar B Also a nice line Groceries. can now be found in the brick store for- occupied by J. W. Brown, to see meT of unborn Bounding through nil the ages and enters the confines Eternity. With what can, there lore, should the Moth- be guarded, and now great the effort lie to ward off danger and make her life joyous and happy. MOTHER'S FRIEND allays all Nervous- re- the Cram pa, and sea, a so fully pares the system that Childbirth is made easy the time of recovery short- -many say after than before confinement. It in- to both moth- and child. All who have used say they will be without it again. No other remedy robs confinement its pain wire II lo ,. . m.- . 4.1.1 w i-i . i i. i. oak by Mill. of ROT Hook nulled upon l u 1.111,1.1,11. C. , LAM , Mb I, AU Clothing, Capes, Dress Notions, Caps. RICKS TAFT.

nm OP P of it pi, i next year, I Greenville, N. C. J, Site N. C, mail the way far I Democratic w- m to STATE i. I b I. CS p i I Cad in Its S iii j hi M a, in . With the of New where with ., . . . ;. , , u . W alleged of the Be- -i,. km. ti,., .,, ;,. d ,, the port office at I n ; ,; ,.,.;,,,. brought about the . as .,., i I which an A , i ,,,., ; . way to at plurality, where re in ii has to the pen- . . , ,.,, county grew ORIGINAL by the Va., i III tract. J on If l- Mi-. blister. longer tin- , A el the WM dodged . tho Democrat. Mews and According to report of tut we- Mar i i an r beaded by the Baltimore bun. a to the I tins MB OB the Chicago platform of i. all made largest . .-., For Bryan, gains they I r, i i k in i it the f i silver l to the front a t leading issue of the campaign Thia feet D ., .;,,,, i plainly teat those who pro- ;. ii erase For an i t i h, Ki i in . . aria in . K. . I. ., and Qr. z lag u r. Iii D f- it A. an i .-I., , ii I . he the that the p i p la. A girl waist- u u she gill- M have in their i f . . levee loot Bar. E nick winch . a number Ive it . . Aorta b were not informed. and When the om out to a that not a few cf It- red v around ll . and Carolina at . I. P I The Market is now Open, Open ail the time. tho who who has put tho ;.,; p a as a i the prophet, Kaja we are to l . . , , . . policy by the wind and rain storms 7th to ; 13th ; warm and thunder I. j d . i;. r, and M . . . K. ft. a re hart in Washington are l to Mr. a Ii a- bill pod violent activity tho credit for the lb lair. . . ; ii . el , n pie V i. , . On a . . u . i living in playing with 1.- I. . mi . J a bi Ins neck. I -1 . . i m in the u an . j, within bailing tho elements 24th. It all comes November Ohio, and the remark .;. i i . i i many times, that to do it plenty. if . if . campaign in we ii come through safe there r he more cause to observe , line as the Day on the j cosing than cm found in the by the Democrats dent's proclamation. , elected their entire Slate ticket as well as have as I sored the defeat of Bass Hanna. old v, iii , , I am I ,.; i i day, iii ware tin pocket j. et i u -i-. Id i ft . I ind i- . to be the II W. II Of course who make I hose in Tm remarks know that it U fl B . ; run . its ever a I . no for work A. t. l- done and ; P I -jay mil Iron Owen II . a young whits of of a. , while out hunting, shot his c m, John i more travel on a lad of age, in tho left evenings arrived, but s. m still The used and habit lying at public dinner continues. Later Election ii n the Ins I., hard to get. The latest i ., Ohio today was the f. Headlight. The Star says . be e J III M . say after a campaign is The he was in won bare been the . mail- speeches with telling winning policy than it is lo The later, tin in the midst of the K e banal. campaign, the knowledge . ., . ma, be useful all the same, as it , V . . minus more at- who lately nude et on lbs tin . be even i lbs I. A . SI in . I loan bi . in Iii almost every State, .-mi Hi i a i b. big .- ii. j. in 1st r ii. a h, tor, country. Per- i will . ii . bu; the It be t. may b. used to prevent similar it in the future-. only depressing feature about the elections, from a point of view, was tho u K, i majority of Mai v legislators, which i.-, i i, i , the win-r many will be n in- Delegations of gentlemen yep- communities which n than and is no became and all -I. not was iii lie-a-, inn proper nil n. It the Mayor , . ;.,,, v a ,., If is body sen to . lot a week probably it will . got a telegram i all Then are her had dropped dead mi ii . . II it J be easily HIM. and that bar dying. It inn., ii- ibis a day I r . , ii n of t bimetallism bus proved a . and like to have that proposed .- n apparent than ever i lbs Sui m Ii Is e r tin i , iii question not all i lo m. they plate factory continue to present theme I and their able before tho Board of Naval Officers mailer at one. OHM T, I is It by a very small out i yet j wily in the will be enough elect Manna. Van plurality has been in- creased lo in New fork city Democrats have swept the entire Mate. The will control the Maryland by a very -mall majority on ballot. This will elect a s. Senator horn lb Slate The Democratic majority in Ken- lucky i.- mar getting whole lbs Virginia Legislature. in in ire have l the ibis year bale am to out v ma. Mini .- i ii. ball. party earn A True Bill. drink expels reason, i lie. memory, i beauty, diminish- es strength, Inflames the blood, s external, h and incurable the .- a Harding Dead was -11 i w l i of the last j wound., a to ascertain the bast location for such a plant, which indicate companion, the sorrow, make, a altitude of tho administration Intense. weak and a wise man a fool. projector a belief years o age, j Oxford Ledger. f think v. . that will the worked way lo the I Democrats, of the stood there on, and Silver ma the a m. will be continued with even raw. Hannis Taylor, who WAS until lb gold is V. S Minister to broken and the money trust i- . r- the last administration ail until thrown, The i. arrival of the their percentage in Nebraska, and present at Slid id, i i nearer now lb m it w, a year ago. tariff upon n s baa j tin II who lo ii i .- r iii i n a whole, return e long pounding. up son II. V. I V. held i probably I ilk. i several months ago, and who is i at present staying id Washington, tills to perceive occupying a ii as tic young in in the . bi, sunny I 11.11, a In In had no it las lbs church night, In- . i .; land great lo co laths e made by . . , . ., U A. laud i . in ii the various s for lbs , tail with proper work of Union were i. lb-. pointed. The nest ill be mi., held on Wednesday Tenderness Tenderness does not mean weakness, softness, It is -i- lent strength, manliness, truth bravery. It does show itself stone in the touch, but in patience Ion; suffering But It shows it is the bloom in the as showers on lbs down in I Vim may not have I Inn you may give something spend a mil life, you will Ibis -1. around you grace man tenderness, in w rd and act spirit your lite. Parties having tobacco which they wish can get accommodated at head- quarters for high prices the Eastern Warehouse. EVANS, JOYNER CO. Owners and Proprietors. Sit OVERCOATS The seasons certainly do fly around, yet we keep ahead of them in our buying and with them in our selling. Ready to talk fall and winter Overcoats now, good one cheap. Fall and Winter DRESS GOODS HATS Is Now Grandly Ready H. M. should operate to deprive him of lb; right th in workers to have an I express TO A COLD IN ONE DAY, h v lie Al I, final the of his own after his to rapidly ii. I It to cure. D. Nov private life, and is u ml w . i ., lo lie., i an a meeting was B ,.,. .,,,.,, . , I- in the death Una somewhat gloom gathering Married. W evening m-t., at the near Mr. Joseph Boss and Vials Tusker were married by Justice j. a. Lang, Mr- tho absurd talk some tho friends of Spain nod of the ad I U man. p in hi I I , which n lo chief mourn- ministration in tr. Secretary looked mice the a M mournful at rest of A hut if be fell it bee lose be article written by Mr. Taylor and feared that tho count dealing with Spain and its Ohio not meet I relations with Cuba. expectations by making that Mr. Taylor's return Impossible, not because of ,; bill, unless Manager W. had to c, not because of the general administered ore In positions to to tho by tho in- sentiment of Congress are in tho vote of the will and the decrease In be to bring about prompt can vote every Stale in n tho lions on that joint adopted by el we any other in dials baa a better tel phone than THAT BOOK bald, for public the to make of the results and to claim that such is always tho case at tho first oil a now but do not ink that sort of rat They Senate, the recognition the Cubans. t. In B. M. III know tho extra-1 Western ordinary efforts made by their National to bold to- j y the vote to year tho enormous Lard amount of money mill tho results for just what they popular rebuke lo Mr. and They see, that it is a forerunner of tho a Democratic ; i to in to m I-, to to mi to Broke an Arm us I. near was badly burl a fall lie on a painting house a distance breaking bis lulu aim ind being otherwise badly Injured, Below of and peanuts for as by Coffee Sail . how H Ordinary loW I Ti. , I In Ml i Prime SB lo l Ba CO of Fall Samples is in enough styles to stock three stores. They are the famous NATHAN FISCHER CO. creations, the big of who arc Draper's f greatest masterly custom work with many students. Com; in and turn the pages of this great of fashions, Gel y, Fall and Wilder Suit or and get the right fit, the right workmanship and the right quality at the right price. also in stock a full of ------and Eagle Brand Fine Shoes Call and sec are invited to inspect my stock and lean, the low prices. S. T. WHITE. M. H. -DEALER IN------ HEAVY AND FANCY GROCERIES, GREENVILLE. N. C. I will cat the best goods and will sell them at the lowest price possible. I will do all l canto obtain and hold your pat- Come and see me. H. Next to THE LIVE GROCERY S E PENDER Stove Dealers, Tobacco Flue. and Bicycle Dealers and their service to public We taking orders Tobacco Flues a.-sure you will as make the best of Fines for the price. Ail oar work is guaranteed and we are ready to repair our from a cook store to a bicycle. We will you to and us. Respectfully, S. E. FIB I to -J s. Hi few , Sit If Washington were alive he would be at- by the National Flag floating over Frank Wilson's store ho are usually But h d have to bay up to date garments. don't keep the style he wore. And what a choice have. Suck suits, single and double breasted each with a style peculiar to us. a- d Worsted, plaids and checks stripes in bewildering variety, blacks, blues, browns, olives And nil sorts of beautiful of colors- Suits for business, for sport, suits in all prices Yes. would iii- Clothing from Gent Furnish in gs is superb and your inspection is invited. FRANK WILSON, GREENVILLE N. C THE REFLECTOR Local Reflections Nov. I. the month when the turkey in the neck. The market humming with full houses. Tho meeting at conduct- ed by RM C W Kill-tun, additions lo a be s can't so. Willie Well, I thought corporations bud no soles. good with mer- today. A key been found lei t at office. Low, of New York, don't feel so high since A market been opened in the Store building out the depot by Mr. looks like to rec owing. They arc go- to crow more. The that arc beginning to put in lb it we will have another The Washington bur takes place next week. The Line will round trip tickets from Greenville at Her. and family leave week tor new home in High Feint. Mr. is a good and our High gum. Lexington J. J. Cherry, Jr., and K. C. While will run an lo Washing, ton fair next returning Daring the year ending October Slat there had been issued by the Register of Deeds for Wayne Argus. C. Most race crowd let; this things in fall sills Meat, Prunes, and Select Dates at J. , Expressed lo S. M. Fresh Mountain Butter, Chestnuts, mid n ease decides to go on the stage, be could make a hit a minstrel, and handle the New line Short Hack Sailors in black and colors, Cups in while and colors, and Turn received by Mrs. J. S. Co. We see accounts of towns all about the Slats in electric light but trudging along with grate lamps. Friday evening Misses Fannie and gave a party to Miss Mary Scotland Neck. A large number of young people re present and they spent a delightful evening. Marriage Licenses The Deeds issued sea six week, and c. Joseph and Tucker. T. Smith and Delia K. Willoughby. N. T. All. T. K. and Kiln J. J. and Mary A very. Henry and Amy There were also three run couples, one and one Greene county, lo apply license; but being under were Another Record Breaker The old broke record on Wednesday's sale, by giving Mr Harvey Tyson the largest Shark for It was for clear of warehouse charges. There no place like Go's Greenville Warehouse to tobacco. They ere hustlers start lo and know how to the PERSONAL W. is in went to. day C M. Bernard day our oldest ell.,. , . , Guy and Miss Mai-, Mildred today. Miss went to Wini evening. Mrs. J. T. went lo Kin- Thursday evening to visit friends. Williamson and Mi-s Jessie, who have me here lo Suffolk Mrs. Deal and little who have been K. M. Cheek, left this morning their in Mrs. H. II. Clark returned evening from w here she has been a hospital sever- Hi r are IF iced lo know her has improved. Day of MM. was a day meet the track the Greenville Driving The attendance was not but present witnesses unusually line Following is of the day's CLASS, by . Maggie Carroll, Wall m. Falls BALL The Season's Event The annual ball an- pie. of the in the Eastern Warehouse, Wednesday night, was tho most brilliant event of to make it a The was looked loveliest, the men were st was J. L. weal Wilson to- day. L Picks went lo Goldsboro today. II. P, Strauss weal to Henderson to-day. I. cl Kinston, spent today hire. J. S. C weal to Hi today. F. C. Harding this II F. 1- ft en a business trip lo Mis. and sap i from Miss Mi iii-- arrived Friday evening visit her brother, C. T. Miss Frauds Wells, I Wilson, who was visiting Miss Lulu While, home today. Miss Mary of Scotland Neck, who was Miss left this Rev. J. T. Kendall here Friday evening and wen; Beth- to begin a meeting there Sunday A Pretty at Mildred Wednesday, 3rd inst., at high noon, in the church at Mildred, Mr. John B. o Greenville and Miss Lean of Mildred, were married by R-v. A. W. la a large of relatives the arrival the bridal party the church they entered in fol- r to the strains of the wed- ding march charmingly rendered by Mrs. Martha Jenkins, the and ladies passing up opposite each John New- Ion and Miss V. Bettie Davis, John Thomas and Miss Joe Knight Mi-- Millie Stancill, R. Bynum and Miss Aim Randolph, Mayo and Sophia Jarvis, K. T. raid Miss Com Guy Thigpen and Miss Lucy Randolph, Then came with iii- best man, II. and the bride wit her sister, Miss Mary Thigpen, maid honor. The were David L. A. church was handsomely deco- rated the occasion and the bride and maid of honor carried chrysanthemums Immediately after the ceremony the bridal to the the bride's parents where an elegant wedding dinner was served. Al o took depart Bra for reaching here l o'clock, and a reception held lo lie homo groom's mother, Mis. Lucy in South Greenville The bride groom were to Greenville by Mi Mary Mi-. Frank Mat- tie Stancill, Mary Thigpen, and L A Randolph, J II Randolph, Joe and Guy Thigpen. The couple received a large number of handsome presents. At reception was some scupper- win III male by the groom's father 1840, The latter, alter having kept the wine several decades, said before bis death that the wine to be set on wedding at his ion's marriage. His in. were earned is II n- e-, Va.; Sylvan, by Thump- i Lillie S. C.; Harry C. by Best Firewood,.,,,,, . Carroll. Sylvan. W. Harry . Time MO, ts. Corie by Virginia; Tobe, by Men Hi I, Baltimore ; by While, Calls Lilly, by Jordan, Curie Little Tube., Wood. Calls Lilly. Time MS. Second Day's Thursday was another las day and two more splendid made up the the second meet at the track the G Driving Association. The M the summary CLASS. II use by Walton, Falls River, W., by l ; s. t . Ella L-o, by W Va, by Hooker, Greenville W. Ella Leo. Time CLASS, Line, by Thompson, Hertford ; Red Leo, by Walton, Va. ; Julian May by White, Hertford ; by Bi- Gallant, by Neely, Charlotte j Raiser, by Jam s, Virginia; by Hay Line. Red May. Gallant. a a a Time, hit, 2-23, Last Day's of the Series The day's cl races at track of Driving As. closed on Friday more line Following is lbs last day; ton all, am Corie by Walton, David C., by Richmond; lied Rover, by Marion, S. C; Albert C, by Bryan, Richmond. David C. Red Rover. Albert C. class, Bird Rye, by Smith, by Raleigh; Prince by Bryan, Richmond; Senator B., by Bird Eye. Rivet. S Albert. Senator B. J. R. COREY -------Mill I IN MID COLLARS A General;, Horse Millinery. Also a nice line Groceries. Lin can now be found in the brick store for- occupied by Brown, to see their best and the music I grand The ball at II o'clock at 12- was participated by couples and many while a of the mystic of dances. The lad by hart, of Tarboro, the following port tho E. L- L- and Miss Ella King. C S- Forbes Miss Julian Jordan Mi-s Latham. U. W ml Sal- lie J- B- Jr., Miss Mayo Lamb. and Miss Rosa Honker. If. Miss Nannie House Miss Ashley Wilson i-ml Miss Greene- W. J. Corbett Miss Mary I Blow. W A. and Miss J. and Miss Cherry. J. E- aid Miss Beanie J. L. Miss J. L- M White. H. Miss Lamb. P. and Miss Ulna. J. Miss Frances Wells. James Davenport and Miss Blanche Flanagan. and Miss frank Miss Ada Jarvis Sugg Miss Julia Jordan. J W Wiggins Miss Ernest Forbes Sophia Jarvis. X B Mis Willis It D Bo John Limb, Ed Wayne Mitch- oil, Preston Woo- Will J F King. FINE CLOTHING The most complete stock at CLOTHING STORE. ext Door to Bank of Greenville. Died Mr Harding, youngest son late at Iii. near Johnson's Mills, today lie was a nephew of Major Henry Harding, Burst of of tho Mother shapes the course of unborn sounding through all the gos and enters tho confines of Eternity. With what care, there- fore, should the Expectant Moth- be guarded, and bow great the effort be to ward off danger and make her life joyous and happy. MOTHER'S FRIEND allays all Nervous- re- the Headache Cram and N a ii- fully pro- pares the system that Childbirth is made easy and the time of recovery short- many say than before confinement. It in- sines safely to life of both moth- and child. All who have used Mother's lay they will be without it again. No other remedy robs confinement of its pain My. Hi. We Lead in Goods Again is season. Conic i i sec. fill IT LADIES You want the newest, prettiest and most stylish j Our Autumn stock is now ready and j surpasses any we have ever shown. I ft Most Attractive Fairies. latest domestic novelties. No Other house shows such Lang's Cash House. LANG SELLS CHEAP, Get on the Ground Floor. We sell Groceries so low that will make your head swim. We are choice line of E. Canned Goods of all kinds, Tobacco, Cigars, and everything y in a first- class Grocery More, which we offer at prices that defy competition. Jame B, White. wife in In ml in r i mi f f liT- i. nM upon IV Clothing, Capes, Dress Goods. Notions, RICKS TAFT.

-1 HAVE CHIEFS TO BURS. AI i m p mud In 1.1 St II Ital urn I I .- a m. red . v. v. if ; In Alaska I v. . v. pal away, lira at th MM Dr.,. I Th. .-. haven't raid the Fl T I know they're Toll to Alaska. V wean . a . lb dies tit I much more In the of Mi a be ever was Your true The funeral tn All time v. as much possibly could, U m I he choice m th . . i i ran v.;. . by long and but i m n turn r. It i go to a funeral than i Oh b him and j. until .- i map of B . range or a rainy weather, he v harpy- him la a. morgue let him I Q i I . punch an open-work pattern an over i Re make mate f r the la A . Nights. Every an n ii or. . h n are . id tO I the the least ml era, a a chief la I d the m n by a i b. on en the ; An ii fare were or Bah, i mad a i and I I led I and d I M l . . b. Ii m steal, and m re w o i . of i i m taring the c i and of i; the i i.- depart i the oil Ignited. T same I crooned and a I Th M a City I , II i. t a ; II v. a the ll I felt Pattered by I tared around in a solemn the . i . . i of Th i th . i the body of a I I It In On th of Island graced an sun. a v r rifle, i to a worn i I v v his sister's a the i t I I D Its I i t i i a r. a y. It looked for a there w If that he than hundred I . I urn r In iv i ll i V i- n placed In I which had w re hurl fl . s. but I f I r a bunion I I a Hr V I No. S In the I fund of if Vi j ii Purl it- Tl Duke and p l. .- Ion II Purl . Pal v I I .-. I. I lid D I. a; . I g . n , It Is a is f r I would rather die mini Vi Ii I, a noted v. red i his In little . ; . i; H l d In ill fun i . date mm n n J b- n the result rim. era, consisted f the H I sin In j a-i connection with i After th j n. Th funeral n I ti . i . . like M id ; , i . . Una . . I. T ;. . i, m. t I Up Bf n . ii . i i AM i ; . . . . , , will , ,. i i. i i Ii . i . i k i. i Ii i II Die It I i . i I i hat In I If I . . I of I. . . i i ; . . i . I I . . . I . N t v. in. It not n I I the home of I; , i i I n . i in huts, and Ii with i;. i. and n m by that oil i . No time I i . -is jail drifted ill . hi their own if Ii lire, and n n . them f. u it for ii i ii to i- i the i i . . i . Me J been vest oar forcibly Irate the kind of in poor old Carolina our State his been entrusted. Ami order to ex- wasteful With th is now attempt been to ii appear similar it former Una failed. The former a- lion. ha a I hair . i bin I II ll It i . i i It I I ; up In ref If . . . I had . run lorn, to i to honor y two e There i i . i . in m CONTEST The Atlanta Oilers Tenth Of the Subscriptions j Received entering the the r to name properly the miss. iii the folio wins liken the . that o the precious metals will be most j la demand which s . And, in Addition TO THE PER CENT, WE WILL GIVE Extras the first Guesses, as for the Correct Guess and Each for the Next Five, in the r order, provided the same are i our office on or before December 1st. t This expirations for The Weekly n, and, of coarse, we all to renew and la enter th.- Contest. THIS MEANS v Fund, and ever sub- scriber ill the mere. I his also compares our Missing Word in which M. L. secured the to. As was our First Contest, there m re subscribers received during the time, i enter for prize. It be so the i- and we have paid out within twelve NEARLY CASH Hive Missing Word Contests. The has in the y fa j on . i- ii . . ii pi ;. I Mr. W. A. Hen nil, I Hill . I. It . 110110.1- you , The Contest Began November The Contest Ends January uh in . u to be I i .-i o. I b one f be more, a word, and may get it c . i I Greatest fin Newspapers One Year. That wand Send Your With Your Dollar for a I . MS ail MM l ll V . to h- In u i. I In. . , n . ,, ii n- Rn .,. . hr TO I 1ST i I In- on mill rail ; i i Mm in in. t.-1- lb- t. I r i -n- prop i I . i. . i s . . .; r a ll. I V I ;. p lot ill Hi i. ii i -r U i m iii . m or . . I . . ,,., , ,, r I i I I Iii- I ,. I . for i I -.-, i I III IT M-l-M ii I -i. -I I- . III, i n-i ll . ill to .-. r. . i i. it . j r ,, U Ll I 4- during i- l th- ii V ., . I . L i-t . . i. full i . Unit In Rial kiss n-eT in put II bf . i-t u Tie i waist niter. Is THE REFLECTOR, Greenville, N. C. Old Nonunion line SERVICE ate A. u. st A. It, -.- lo water on Tar Slew. Connecting with N,. Bo-Ion. , , u; -111,1 es from , et . . I i nun .- . I Agent, Cure All Liver ills. Doctors Say; Intermittent Fevers which prevail in dis- are invariably by derangements of the Stomach Liver and Bowels. The Secret of Health. The liver is the great in the mechanism of man, and when it is out of order, the whole system becomes de- ranged and disease is the result. SMITH J- Ike late More GREENVILLE. N. C and dealer in all of VEHICLES NEW a SPECIALTY Ail of repairing done use labor and good material prepared to you satisfactory work. I r to W. It. Whichard, N. O. The Stock complete in I every department and I prices as low as the low eat. Highest market prices paid for country i produce. Liver Pills Cure all Liver Troubles. t; r Who Trot. W. E. , pay, treat land car- ed more com any living Iii i. of a enroll by him. lie work on t III la ill. e, which e-re. free lo .- i i i iv. a. GREENVILLE N. C. IN--------- MARBLE his I all fees. C--0 ---I. u . ii. i- i n. Scad r J I, or i. . U or r i, I. c t. A Hr PI ;.; q fl t. b. era. i- D. C. ED Confederate Soldier In the in. In-, and over Baltic The and War Book and the only one that does Justice to the u and the for, one v An his wanted lo ell m, Many of are making from to Born I of j to Mod for ll II ruled i to Courier- Journal Job Co., I Ky. v. Va -i I t c o You can get the Twice-a-Week Reflector and the Constitution at a year and be en- I titled to a in the above contest. Wire and Iron -class work prices reasonable. A Great Land Sale. One of the Beat In Pitt County lo so d at Sale By of rower vetted in m by two of Superior June one Iii the CM of John T. Bruce I. A. Son and wife Stuff and the other A. T. Brae Co., I, A. and wife E. I will nil at public -ale to bidder on Monday day of Dec. 1897 that valuable on south ill Tar about two and a half mi of known the and containing about live and more or n of the be ion., I in two decree above n to but a will be given of the to be told on the day of or be Hie by t me at my The t emu of in la cash but if iii- it net id to pay all if ha make arrangement to pay part and gel tune on the by giving bit note payable, with Interest, in annual I by u on the farm It valuable f the lion of cotton, corn or tobacco and it well with barns, pack Those w idling to buy a fine farm near town will do well to examine one. Any desired can bu bad by lying to N. t., Oct T. Commissioner. buy V ., i, v. i ii a- at r v. pro Ir. a I- e ll II I I the times, and for i bat . to run Ham C, nil ill. N. the to its pi, sent board not on y I hi Cards a large surplus Leaser prove year n. , , t., penitentiary ti, entirely did B not the taxpayer one And not Duly that, but after paring all it bad on hand, tho day cit . Tyson, x. c t TYSON, N. C Practice in all lb , , J. Cobb a More. farm end oilier to the of 108,947.72. AH of baa been expended by the new management and i i In lit taxpayer like In all court. F. a, x. c E. r. Harding, Wilson, X. HARDING, A R l ll N r. VB-AT- lot W, M. special fly even mark of reaped of rials, on abort time. UNDERTAKER EMBALMERS. We have a n of in metal- cloth over brought ii j p. . i do in ins ab on- to our will THE OLD RELIABLE ------IS SHU, AT TUB. FRONT WITH A COMPLETE LINK OF EXPERIENCE has taught me the U cheap ALFRED GREEN J L SUGG a no i, . . . which I proves that, when ha lamed over Observer. O ii. small, w,, H. C. Greenville, end Counselors at In ill Our are tower over. do not monopoly but can be a. and all times in the Flanagan BOB GREENE CO. GREENVILLE, N. C. HOUSE. All FIRST-CLASS COMPANIES current rates AM FOB FIRST-CLASS FIRE PROOF TWICE WEEK -FOR- The Eastern Reflector. D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION. TERMS per Year in Advance. Tuesday and Friday -AT- VOL XVI. GREEN PITT COUNTY, N. C, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER la, NO CLUBBING ANNOUNCEMENT Tore papers for yellow and in ;. I itch, c, an the many a tiling, and of R. A. Shotwell Ail ,;, ;.,. ,,, made such an excellent The Farmer and Mechanic, paper ago. under A Health lion State, has been revived a farm and home i. many in this who formerly at Mi l kn lo have it are to tin- following extraordinary clubbing For we will send The KM North of and The Farmer and Mechanic, nil papers it vest. Ir e papers will give yen home general news and farm news, and think of three of them a whole year for If you want the Atlanta Con- added to the above list you can got it for more, or n week New York World for cents. Any other paper or wanted we can give a on in con- with The Re- TO WINTER Lei not thy a little bit I ii-v coal ii. have it n note r the land or sea. mine i i s home to me O. be not rip Think cl the bill for Think th bills gas Lit not l by elect begin Let thy lull I ii I i lo- cash it in To settle up all The iron. Klondike it a man was caught out in a wind storm. ground ant dry When the man got tome lie i-i u d up in gold dust. Chairman Clement Manly, of the Democratic State executive committee, telegraphs New York W Id concerning chief cause which brought about the Democratic triumph of Tuesday is a fuller which people have of the Chicago if 1896, and all that it means for the preservation individual rights for a return national pros- reason that a freer and expression cf Ike popular will was had on last and Republican promises are false and end only in promise. is embodiment of leading features of Democratic faith and then constant unyielding pion. If be lives is health he will be by party for President in One obvious moral of the re- I elections is good government means light wild the forces that thrive upon bad Eternal lance is price of liberty . liberty is en article that never be cheapened, FREE t TO tut this out and It to your drug- and get a sample free of Hr. King's New for Consumption Cough Colds. They do not k you to buy before trying. This will you the of Ibis truly won- and show you what can las accomplished by regular sire bottle. Is no experiment, and would be to proprietors, th. i know It cure. Many the physician IN now It In their practice with great results, and on It in severe It It guaranteed. Trial free at Jno. b- Drug Store. and liken tine. But Atlanta's lb level a line n-i her. Hi n whole south kin mites v open Georgia juice. We kn n no Ike Iron end Hut Atlanta the proper place F. L. Senator Republican breakdown in by times have It that good times should put into the Democracy while operating as nu opiate tho other fellows About half voters in voted on As as men who are in of life, and liberty by aid of will take to pail a lo keep government i system lo go upon crutches. The public indifference is a pub- The one significant fact in the elections of Tuesday is the form against Republican Within eight after inauguration of dent in every State holding an election the majority of last has been overturned or greatly reduced. It will not do to this result to State issues, for in most of the States contest was made on issues of national politics. But whether the issues State or the against the party is just as clearly marked. Neither in national nor in State affairs has the policy of the party commended itself lo the approval the people Phil- Record. The Administration Condemned Mr- received Greater Now last votes. The vote cast for Van on Tuesday as The George vote was 20,000-a vote for candidates that supported and free silver of in excess of last year. vote in the same district last year was The vote for date for Mayor was inly 100,0.0 a plurality against of not g the or more Democrats who voted for World. Tho Dispatch the holding of a poultry If it will look over of Democratic mm- papers of tho last few day it will Bud poultry shews to its heart's desire. An Offer. Bravely A unusual offer is that How we love the noble made by Elder Joseph cf hearted boys who are Line-In, county Kentucky. It bravely, that he will pay regain the over the in- the every beg in tin- and for the capture every white man who can be convicted of the flexible condition cl life, bate woven Those boy look offense. Mr. was asked beyond themselves and over Le tho the wide world, with a in the amount offered for two of Get, lo live for and races same charge U purposes. Those Georgia Helen Hunt, a Chicago girl, found parse in the and notified the pastor that she had it.; folks would rather wait so if any one ll it all day fer do than run ten be returned- The a train. the clergyman made the from the a pars In r, if tin- owner property be- can go to Hunt for de church In- tie. steeple- Home steeples ii nigh sinner hear de bell is for a white a an to a and is therefore much whiles to guilty , a Intoxication Not long ago judge of western held a man filled himself with until be lost himself be was legally for whatever he did while he was intoxicated. We do ow Whether this is good law or not, but it is good sense. rule make it too easy for to A burglar might plead that ho was when lie it house, a murderer might plead that be was mud from drink when he killed a man ; but such an would not dead lo nor would it protect tho com- repetition of the crime. may be an but it not lo be considered n Postal Savings Hank. report of Postmaster General of Great Britain will be some inter- facts concerning the is- sayings Lank. The of depositors in and Wales on December 1890, or one in five of the population, and to the credit of each de- was Scot- land amount, For Ireland De- 301.970 proportion, in amount, d. If a postal bank system should established this country, and by tho same proportion of our us it is used in Great Britain, tho de- would exceed in number; and if deposits no higher here they do in King- they reach the total of a i, to wipe cut tint of national debt. And more amount would sayings of minded, who look beyond the s of 101,1.1.11., in .- . and beyond tho narrow teachings youthful days year and dun open their to receive the knowledge that come- of thought. To striving boys ail over our If you wish to success 10- it is gained by those who brute enough to form opinions of then own and contend for them, and for hope for of their f the study of self, and if their fail their own intentions Grange A Harvest. According to rid Herald, will lift some this r. It and no one will the is generous, grain k- lo load freight cars, which, if coupled together, form train milts long. Or, if divided make train of cars each. It mates the bulk of the at bushels of corn, in- bushels brought over from the last ; bushels of of oats and bushels if rye. It may lend to the anxiety of the the other States lo n all Ibis will not be precipitated on the at once. Some of it will be needed he , and then grain has way of diminishing when put on scales. But Ibis as it may, tho whole country will rejoice in wealth which has come to No- u- in her golden silver the story comes from other States. of campaign s which Mayor elect filed the County Clerk's Now York was its Stenographer, newspaper total, 1168.70. D.- a mighty good till it got folks in i m I-- days day nobody ti i i mi how bad De prodigal son never went home till ho got Alter One twelfth of the- population j he got religion en made a of Paris i composed of foreign-Mini f r era- Notes of the Orient India has macadamized ad u.-. De do road is dusty, hut it's lots in de woods Atlanta Constitution. The Tor oh of The cl divorces to marriage the is to be to Red hail is by hut is admired by Spanish The Chinese city bicyclist has When the is full -a road to in streets of an average width eight i, ,, Five is considered itself in words, lo be e, but it large weekly eatery in and v ill Bad equally effective will insure more comfort that I cheering or consoling. twice that in more enlighten Some ago a who cl lauds. was spending tho in a town in New Hampshire. k . -I the pure, POWDER Absolutely NEWS. Of inhabitant received of the tho Philippines me, who have never acknowledged allegiance to Spain, Great attention is paid in of her en at promise, who at the lime was traveling in Europe. Tho be- mother shut into her room with bet sorrow. The Rev. II. II. s North Carolina is conducting a revival in n church lo re. last night saw two young during i Walking down aisle where they were he knell ant prayed I they would die Immediately to loll. C. who was who ha- attended the left the lb i. lo i think my I-, pray people out of lull, lo pray . and Japanese schools to ,,., district early, been boarding for weeks collected on the piazza, and talked over tho shocking news. What can we do for bar, poor in which of girls lake part. The Persian landlord can c tenant and their to remain and until nil of and interest are wiped thus making the tenant Virtual but the may dispossess the tenant on I US most frivolous pretenses. Among propositions cussed France for a change in tho system in that Re- public one to provide that elector who shall three limes neglect to exercise bis to vole be disfranchised. This penalty would severe There is a certain grade of criminality in refusing lo duties of while enjoying tho benefit thereby conferred. Upon tho principle applied tho pun- of habitual criminals. POINTED man loose h. bits is i- convince a woman but nun try lo persuade her. laborer is not worthy it Ms hue it i- higher than his worth. Talk cheap and the barber always it rates. . land what organ- r l. n. i moving on lo next black. boy Ids of Wild oats. Fins clothes do not make woman v n in, rims break the husband. men lo. poor lo his money will Lever hive many line works wonder. So would a ii in hours a day, time dots. Politic will now taken back seat a while don't care what else you said bead of casting a pitying glance toward the room which a heart was Ir, don't that can do replied wife- sure I don't know what lo And besides. believe she is tho sort of a person that likes lo beat expressions of almost sure she would like to led some cue was near who was lorry for said Ethel, a girl of sixteen. unless you think I'd better I'm going into her was very as she entered the house ant knocked at the closed door, but she received no answer, she boldly I My be a good pushed it ajar and entered. The I big ought ti have mother w lying upon her face stem and set. the bed. and her what more I took no HE by Loci applications, as they cannot the diseased portion of the ear. There Is only one way to cure deaf and that Is by constitutional Deafness is caused by an run- of mucous lining of Tube. When this tube In- you have a rumbling or hearing, end when it it en el-Mi tin i- tin- result, and and unless can lie taken nut Ibis to its normal condition, hearing will forever; e cases out often mo caused by is nothing but an inflamed of mucous We will give One Dollars of cannot lie cured by Hall's t Send circulars lice. F. CO. Toledo, O, Hold I I n Halls Family Fills ere the belt, Boston, Nov. Captain Rob- W. Clyde, Charleston, S. C, that last Tuesday, when i ff N. C., he saw nu of drifting wreckage in- pieces of timber and other as would have Iron a largo conning vessel, if broken up. It also passed an improvised life which had been re- From Cape Hat- terns to Frying Pan shoal light- ship en inn ., I, quantity of hard lumber of various dimensions was passed. The feet Space secured by Commie Handy of United Slates at Ex- position of 1900 should be lo tho best by American exhibitors, if they would make an representative showing before the of the world- Franco is to give s-et attention to music and nit, this should give a convincing of her modern astronomy, me- production, from weak and no tilts V I till I. and fever. Mill be glad to barn bat a cure for chills Is now and mill sold does not the but actually It Is Roman Is trial lbs conn try with d Unit takes off bones, the vitality their blood, and make hem feeble, i and No. is coking, and other remedy en sled as Shaker instead of Irritating already Cordial ii to rest by the Itself and other food taken With It So mill Is Ids I- and relieves No money risked to it- value. A ill rent trial does it best than lo deprive of the right if suffrage Record. It is the opinion nu oil buyer on this will go as low as cents before the is reached. Tho low grades arc jelling that price, but he is expecting the best grade to reach those figure and the inferior grades to reach a correspondingly low figure. Ho conclusion from an experience of years i r mid says o planters not expect raj price until about the 1st of March, then it will not go higher than Cents This prophecy Is not en- to the while, it may not I mo a whole, still now in his favor without a great change the tone of the market his dirt fill prophecy will Argot of Ethel, even when tho gill knelt betide her began tr. stroke tent finger with a gentle, touch. After it rigid muscles relaxed slightly, and the woman turned her bead. saw n young face white and drawn with pity, and two tender eyes looking upon her through sympathetic Thorn was a moment's hush, and n great sob the of tho room. child tho said, and with n THE hi- wife baa given bin a piece of often Ha- hot I lure turn long term on lour distinct and I'm not ii. All, I laid the you have courage of your conviction, A Row quick motion bud her bead In October Bulletin of Ag- l in. is lo I lust- I. s U nu longer by In and tent I la work and planted and are now a article of syrup, on Ethel's shoulder, shed blessed tears bring to hearts reached the limit if endurance. a word had the young ii Indeed, as not enough tins of speech. But who followed of the Man of healing In mere touch cf hit so her loving , DI i and touch had been UH a of to a and broken have ruined the I . , I R, I II,. . I It In place Who goes lo tho chili while Inn.- baby, an the Rood out ti woman who her home, will both at run. down hi health T wt will l- j a- with Ion of Bleep fainting or Tho most I is .,,.,.,.,,,.,. ,,,, f,. els from I lick i up mill en I it blessed, H lb Sores, i-. toll s.-, Totter, Chapped l . lion in North Carolina, North -t has been in a and surely to miss pound we eat, I know that wheat can be railed in North Carolina, and with more profit that can G per pound, with which buy Hour, every who lo plant wheat, it is he hope and lo bring t price will nut lo de so. i- a i- a good to say your laud make I have over lull this Si lie, and lair . , in i grow i. a gnat ma- dare say that in. eon, is not great teed. i Oil. by nil , ,, .,., .,, turn in your i- better in ; ; r s lie per Ker sale by Jno. no money lo buy. is nub