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mm I r Mk In n. I i . nail a its, A i u, . . . in, which i-a i Ula island worthy of . . sat i i . v .;. ii. I k rant- Oh c I great I pa The gather thaw i area fat i . demand . I . v I 115- prescribed ritual. A girl Island is not pen i until aha number and given a her t-kill by taking m m a certain th. But . i of the i I he father bee the diver an i bet a i. It-- ii an stay I i biggest i of -marries than . Boat a i So I.- mis upon her knees an j i by a man's ti . hod a laugh. I was, be replied coldly, be pay rent I till you In of an even van-, a woman ten. catting no e way Journal II. In Battle, Arabian bow manifest r. . sag a I It ; breed and ii I I be able to bear hi- much longer Le quickly re- i I Blaster I a . t safety ha . strength. . . .;. rider is Ii. . ground the . r, . in tin . . u vi n keep i He m in . licit. .- .; i. . , I an a . I He . . bUng. ; . You i , it I. eat and i neat I l . the ; n fail effect .- . v . . . are hap- . inn. MAN. . I t in . I I I -ll Slit. who. for th k . people . In- . l . . I . Hi- . I has let , . Ii . . . i- language and lea . that of i . H . He pistol i I. The firing . . I. . l the i mm . lb m ; ill . the i Cartridges i teaed tog r in charges lei iv can ml the ii aim made for i . mil i m I illy ten shot pistols .- . I sing ed . rated . . . r. the J I -N . . d t I I I . . I l I V be s v claim ti I . All r August i old . . i . i . Al . in p .- . ; i . . i t Scat I . I . I t . I i and t him by i fell on ll . . I I 1.11 . ll. I. . , w went I .- awful Ire . Execution Sale. r in J. II. W. K. M A. -Bl on i j i. bidder i- f- . -I I r- . I j Mill mi . aM to .-ii down to ti k om ; k tO w-. pro i m iV A forty j north M Io ill- read I M aorta or leaf land Thad II UNDERTAKER EMBALMERS. Summons Court b iv.- a re ii i. and lice of i and in meta- lie and cloth ever brought We to In ll l. ll. l in . -I . . r iii it. I H. N I t K of ob- ii an l ire n Hie d f I.-, I laid defendant will farther ii . . Is required of the Court Pitt cot, to be held on the I -t Monday . t leaf, at Court House In iii I viii. X c. sad answer W demur to In raid baa or the will apply to i i bat County, C Sana The i a- tit given I en- to our care will receive I of i. Are different from other Each performs specific duty, thus doing away with drastic purgatives and curing by the Mild Power Theory. One Pink Pill touches the liver, re- moves the bile, the bile moves bowels. The Tonic Pellet does the rest Sample tree at Complete Treatment, doe Co. n . Y. ft 1.1 . I by . lbs II to W. . t . k I v I that were go i ; . I I a I IT. w it i . mite, . . Ir. S . , . I an I all m l Km .; . it i i . i m -i . I . ; S U . i i- l I . r . I . . Professional . . J i i ; it . ivy, . . v. r On . X. P In all the courts. Collection peel Ham Skinner. II, W. s , 1-1., I A II. Sine S. . Or. rat , v. Tl Al X, in the A i. try in Milwaukee has lied a I L An electric . is, n mil ball . i. U i streets y . J i v. i I Mrs. D ed Now, that a a l r i r sob Hi to gel i; i . think i. ; j I v . ; i II i I n t believe he could You mi . husband i ; i ; Tim v. , i t . a i hi j very to instruct his a I . , proper ; . y . i. j. i I your .; . U his . . .; . I ho had , . . ., n . I I ll Hi . d . ; ; ;. I is they got their gin y, . . i. i ll . i . it, n ; . woman i me i mi la i ., . y with t. i. . . d little Jean bi ditch, i int u u I up to hi to his . but i to the woman, iii -Youth b i ; In it England Hinge was lack. i l the ii n lady's hair h Mack with gray tide one i above return to r and git fitly thank, of owner who eds it badly will be thankful for ti- kind- Bess of any Lady or who will return what I .; no use to them, but it ii n to .- Bi. . I I b. l. i-, n. i Oil over r iV K. Woodard, f. C, Harding, N, C. S. II LAW, s, it ii t . . l II. n. Long, N. r. LONG. O i ft, In all C .- I . hat of . -t . . V . SI M 1- II . u . t. i i m re s pill . it ill ft-. i . i . i fr . . , T i r I I i I had i , D . Facts hes lift it ; I , i ire . i cl i a . . . . . y n of death, art- . I not n able I Her thereof. I . heat .- . m hr i- hf u . Al -l . I ., Nov. Abbey, the seat of the Dull bi . valuable el-ark I ll I I--. . . if the as. their . he thief I el and an led hint aft, t . I Hint. Tills bi -u of October. Court, Co, Valuable Farm for Sale By Court i-i n 111- a i I aid hi th- name I J n a the Sup i i made in i in en ti pd Iii.-. el it- Mel who 1807 before i in --l. -i . iii i wheel r rah. that ,. i Ian t l t mi .-hip. v. real at time Ian A. I ti- ll ;. W. Harder, Jon p l. -limbed a an . red i v a to-day I em Two into o i m lb regular inter m v, Their were nicely balanced by a wealth of hair parted exactly Viii middle. , Light bamboo grasped firm in middle they were grown men. one, we have And the; locked into cage laughed. The mother monkey called about her. y climbed gravely on the perch to her i pointed to young the mother monkey, some of our ancestors have i m i into ,, And the children monkeys return-. i fed to their corner Mu and j more or I is. i t mud ea S east i I miles wit of ea lbs main it i a four barn, it-f. i i and a water. If of ALEX L. BLOW, Town Lots hale. not bin can any all times BOB CO. Whichard, N. The Stock complete in every department and prices as low as the low est. Highest market prices paid for country produce. SAM M. N. C. hi; IN- MARBLE J It -ill mill other buildings that dot the of Wait anon tn the nut imp of a or anything that answer a china- pay. n and low- fly are alike in this from out of loots on all . with the want of to the of the picture. Wood coal or f any las here furnishes ill the heat required, mid for cook- of ad, which are sold by peddlers, adjoin ho hawk their wares about the By of an order urn ll, Una; in r, I will I, the . I public v ,, parcel f land situated Greenville and known town Evan. lie, I Iron , lift front I II .-, bell Hi lot upon Which th. ls k .- now The i be Mild a. 1st, Ii -i i pan , . o to a ii III i I ,, Used of Pitt i s in by lip any time be u;. i do mi- third I to . if third on drat y i. on i. i n the ii -I . II is till per Inter- i ll.- ., f in-1 i t- i f i i t , pay I o whole at and take deed- .-ion i in iii i i; mi the Ural day if and title whole the i- said Commissioners i the r i lo it am a I bids. u.-i-hi r 13th, W M. It. Co. their will flu rest ; ere. -e ll elite ma Wire and Iron on first-class work prices reasonable. AT Will E Sec, we tram I'll; . ., took Bar ii. en c, always on hand and the time goods bought and run a close margin . ,. i Sale. By Pills Cure Ail Liver ills. Arrest disease by the timely use Liver Pills, an old and favorite remedy of ,; popularity. Always cures SICK HEADACHE. sour stomach, s torpid liver, constipation and all bilious . Liver PILLS TASTELESS HILL t- i. . i .-- , . . . ii. i- ., . . . , r. I M Have Sooner. they say you your admirers nit to be thought of, the like. do I come in L afraid, Mr. Tribune. bow recently designed has n pair of cross- at shorter at- In center of tho nearest ends by which when the cord Is drawn for ITS To THE iI hive an By its of fa is S-i am I it its that I it my duty of your real s ho have O Bronchial I Trouble, if will me and Sincerely. I. A. SLOCUM. K. C, It., Tor. Th. J lit of an nil in Mall l W, ,,; Superior of ill Hie bill 1807. -it o'clock M, m the House in Mid county tail to highest Wider fur ii, the following restate l. i .-i tin or land is lands ft. Carney. i a .-, . W iv and a U Cooper i if i. r i by I- A i and in i other ti ., t Mi- la of I. A W M, t ii heir. vi w ii . i, home on tin a . i M. In full ii- A ll Rot i land. 3rd I other tr adjoining It l. A c a I land ii Ms u hem lead in pan of mi in k In division I ii iv inn other lands l A i ii I the Com i and the tends of Go lo K mi on font. ii, lei i, i u K in -i n,. ,, 1- , i l I i. All II III,, , Jan Tin and obtained and all PATENT u-m Bend n, c , it r n i, fret of patent A II with i UM i b. and lie. A Land Sale. One of the Farm, in Hit County to Ii mi d at Public Sale December th 1807. By virtue of power vested hi ml by two decrees I'm Superior at June one the case of John T. I. A. Sugg wife Millie K. am the ether A. T. A Co., lost I A. Sin-.- and wife E. I will sell at -ale to the highest bidder on day of Dec. 1397 that valuable lying on south aide of about two and a half mile. West of known at th. Charles lands and about live hundred seventy acres more or lens. A general of the can lie found in the decree, soots referred lo but a inscription will given of the lands to be sold the day of sale or can be bail tr-rd sale by t me at my Tho terms of sale In said I. cash but if ill purchaser i. to pay all de- sires, make arrangement to pay part cash gel tune on by giving his note payable, with simple interest, sec ire by a on the land. farm Is valuable fir tho of corn or tobacco and i. well supplied with tobacco barns, pack homes, Ac Those wishing lo buy s fine farm near will do well to examine one. Any information can be had by ti the undersigned. Greenville, o , Oct 18th 18-7. T. A y Mu -n. n l u bettor Mary than of . THE OLD RELIABLE -----18 STILL AT Tills. WITH A COMPLETE LINE-------- the the best la cheap ll mp K i; I.-- v thing n a i Shot's. I on hand. Am quarter for Jobbing O. N. i keep clerk. J L SUGG Lit Fire tail N. C HOUSE. All in strictly COMPANIES FOE PROoF The Eastern Reflector D. J. WHICHARD. Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION. TERMS per Year in Advance. VOL. XVI. Tuesday and- Friday -AT GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C TUESDAY, NOVEMBER NO i-, in A TO BE Our is conducted on sound principles, honorably presented and truthfully advertised. We have gathered from the best prominent all the new and desirable novelties adapted to the want of the people community This cone attraction is Rich in Quality. Magnificent en Style, and Price. have to meet, your require for seasonable goods in every respect.- We invite you to one of the displays of up-to-date and Reasonable ever the people of Come to the Show of Shows. of the entertainment is replete I Mil I merchandise tin's vicinity. Every feature with find Meat AM l C Arc -Inn's Ilia Virtue They Art- Their I mid nod Sinking All Mark i mi in I . tor Great Alaska, Via Wash. Nov. L I.--, the Indian, will BOO be much a tradition in u la lit th.; in Slat . Moat Hie are them the of The Abuts particularly their customs aping of toe people the aboriginal fur Quality and Small Price. If you v j I the white mans Hi. to see this show Snows come see out i fine assortment of AND TRIMMINGS Ladies and Gents Notions and Furnishing Goods, Ladies, Gents and Shoes, Hats and Hardware, Tinware. Crockery and Glassware, Wooden ware, Breech Loading Guns, Shells, and the largest stock of -t by rum. I may on n old right In i.- Iii Alaska. I would for a and I am not what a Kentucky would call The Alaskan lull Of own. th. , slops have com. hither, m yet found a man. One feels th. need of, n to of p, n, a really pure stimulant occasionally In , back to ,,. i hop, clean enough to anal I. friends to -but i For three month. I have Hi. lime I , these parts. It Is doubtful if any man would remain a teetotaler ions in latitude. la a blessing then. II I. needed It's like carry- I . and POWDER Absolutely of all kinds at the lowest price ever given in this community. and sec how much cannot be seen elsewhere. No matter who you are, where you live, how much or how little you have got, there is no Store where your dollars will do you as much good service as they will do you hero. Yours Truly s. m. BAKER HART .--Headquarters to r Hardware Tinware, IS u I, Tl last are of all kind i i I moral code, and . ii-- tell II- -my day. have known lie n , iv a I- not to do a He as U-x-a an American a bright is unknown among ii Is nature. All born I . addicted y the use of 1.1 rum. They c mill and In at heir chief Idol, even while they . to him. Ken their be- and Is sad and. Christianity has it taken Us place, they have no Polygamy la us popular am . i a. it is tho The ,. thing may said In favor I. the i . denatured chap In America. everything the sun I him miserable, hi at i fats humor In n live la Joke with him. and delicate for m mils a. at, u hint r a got I n T a s- for seal, I M t-iii in i skill and siren v i- r- his a -t. r I ll the body f I. a primitive m seals, is p . among tho g, i with pen n i. i p on and when the genial warmth modest hotel at which I um p hoc- thawed lee In my vi will tell you more 1-1 out peculiar and pi i lived these many w i n it la an off lo think, end my i i Ai ho ll . in ; I I , . .- ink, ell ll,. . . j i Hied I in -1 r Is i i U Man In h i- lo l u An ii-i I lo , ii. I m -v I I, Millie , v I Is II l, , bill ill is lib In- Futon Mechanic, years under A- I . farm and i paper. ii lien, in cl.-. in, Mi I lie ii. lime it mail me prepared to ll i For Hie mi. of Tho all p. i ii.- n a vi-iii- In b i hi era mil u farm think of three of a j ear If yon want added to above list y. n M for o a week New World Any other paper or magazine wanted we can you u on in eon- with The He- Toll- than man on earth, Frisco Chinaman I en i i . mercury shrinking Into , r In; the lowest part of the bulb, trot around ,,,, with on above his waist and , . . , , , . , , Ms teat bare. Nevertheless, I he slid bun I . playing In luck, ho will i-l, self furs like a gay Spokes, Hubs, Building Paints Oils and Stoves. Fair Dealings and Honest. Goods, at Rook Bottom Prices. MAIN STREET. N. C when you do need It. you need What Is ruining th Alaskan Is not food but bad burns and like vitriol. mat the Alaskan native in all his phases, from crave gay. from lively lo severe, am free to leas that I am not yet prepared hail, him as a man and u brother, As a map- he la at best a rude apology n brother, he would be a disgrace to th family. Ha la dullest, slow- est, dirtiest, to he found anywhere lbs North eon continent, Philadelphia lawyers not so as present generation Is concerned, la, my ion, hopeless, may he done by by the missionaries to youthful Eskimos and Aleuts from their racial Stupidity, hut the Alaskan Indian o to-day Is n persistent barbarian, with all modern improvements In th Since undertook to prospect this country for news fallen upon are and tricks that arc vain. I have been In four after an low of Alaska, and have taken baths every day. This Is Just double my usual number, but for three months previous square Inch of me. ex- my hands, has been a stranger to water. You baths In the OPS In Alaska. In Summer season, Russians Who preceded the American pioneers mg- to build Russian baths. Ton It was part of tho Cam's to truckle to the prejudice, of natives. I with and Eskimos and Al I In every accessible part of I M I have slept In the of I with on my and Eskimo s sticking their pudgy feel in my t --e. half suffocated by the perfumes from n d- -n . tan and canine forms, and I n j huddled under the Inverted kayak -i I f with I , upon every part of m. ex. my head and east wind cl me to marrow. As fate .- . have made a mes j seaweed s, .-r h s i gorged myself on seal blubber i j l have discussed yuk Is. j very fine the I and have shaved the To my discredit It s. d, j have to oil and a i the fearful which the distills from Hour past.-, sugar, fruit, berries, do, um happy i I that I have n wholly unable to s. That vile would bibulous endurance of i Bowery lush. Lang before l lo ibis, t line of I of Alaska, l learned lo even poor heat a fire, of th. dry vines the of name, Now i am in th. delightful warmth of s real i Of the Alaskan Indians, the have less Injured by I than any other are more an taller, have better features than average, the who much like them. Th. primitive who have the darkest skins. largest men are found among lbs Th. Auk. are the u I Inti and It take, ii philosopher eke out In the Arctic Stone Eskimo's cheerfulness I. in of his n with his Thai ii lady rules him with an Iron i i has by law, what she bus torn In oilmen, light In tat. m him tn every detail his try Tho Eskimo would n In to build ii new Igloo or kayak or to go on a Journey, lo . Hi- de furs, to buy anything what r o.- cut his hair without consulting actual b . of th. family. woman's In Women occupy an equivocal lion a Alaskan natives Their i -i hi. many, until they bi actual pi A mother is ii- t her tided son, ugh he i . re. of her n Ink. II Ir and tribal pedigree from hi r, i i- of from father, when . hoe n r. h- r . hi r and . eel ward she in . , on The large, , , . i inking females in the h of a group of n . . ,, ,. of n ., , I ll bed as mothers-In 1-, i . I for- of girl, ,. f ii- village Kai I -it a It . harpooning ., lo . . ., i , wight him with i . landing on the prow of th, i u i- i , , . d u I -I seal, an ii his I bi of HI i la stern Of boat OS but In order in i . family party r rods s Ocean Steamers. nil lo I i. i j ,, ll i ,, i ,, , i I i l- I. I lie l I ; -i m ,, in i. in . . n If ii i bad iii i, or . i i in la I.- ii is , I iii pi i u I ll ii ;, I will be A i Ii ii , rah , I . i, t- r W . . I, I , I ll , . 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It will cu ,. . i an umbrella . . , . natural I A load pol along iii bi Ii be. tin- Aim , ii i a days iii on which all , iv as . . . i i. ., ill l Herald, in . . ll I . u i,, i bare born i, I ii, n block, one

Greenville. N. C. ,. L W Um law it by in. taxation but h at U be m ii the pan of . u . imposed k j I tariff It bit be will Hind up tucking la DOE Mia. Danger in Portage Stamps. of is stamp Entered at the office at N. I . an mailer. tad will to moult After h woman into credit of discovering; it is due to a London physician. Mr. B. an. that itself j While ii 1- true that Mania u a i. . -1. that, it Thorn aide, sot th. i. an excellent medium tide, in and i -pay. ti 1897. WHITE MEW WHAT VI. j sufficient to meet toe and let it o at that, trotting to i led tin- truly gifted lad. lira. i- known to getting ii and I- bad sore is In the called postage Is You No; be the Cad like .-aid the stamp tongue the latter sore and covered with red spots- likely to her noble and follow if great cue is not taken- in the office building. Apart from the specific an people a hit when n i I; the tongue, dis- lie poem it lease may be acquired through, Butler, who I a. lb , ,, ,. , medium of Never ck. are he. Slate in Sent . . . -i the , . . ., , , . lick a with your baa i.- made a subject negotiations, .- England was A. ., It a lack of He i- to U , much . m cleanliness and The Market is now Open Open ail the time. out of I i Seen m. i lull i em bad people and ,,,;.,, , to be look a , . . ,.,.;,,. ;, woman in the I. . Not long ago Sir U I V Mount Ca to n-y to that town in ., ,. , , a treaty binding bi colored men com- . . . I. . L. O. to a mil ti.- lend to , . . . , . , ,,,,. s;, be public, but when did to con- i Mich an get a wall laugh until lie given and till, j a --i me in i i. give, and id i and I ind Japan ti The lit. and if outrages an . i i . in enough they worth-1 Ices ii. is to commit them. the along, by j. t Carolina, and many although I I.; with in the Are. h d thou . Hi h. e . . . A . . II l leg mi., v lore Mi- C aid In aide by aide with lb ti . I .-. Cots u in n a rich row; I i In he i in i i. the i . i of I Aid N Of Ii i ST C ark l r and Ku expressed i doubt as to such words and leaned to the be had not been . I In I- ii-- hi own paper. . , Ins i lb i In I in. thing. Mi. i i . u ., v. l i.- hi l, ; i- n u tin be m I ill the , in el using all i . r ii. a . a at d traveling and hue i-.-a-d a end lo keep I ,,. i. I . a ; i. . , ill . wen I kind, . . ,, , . pi been s- ,.,.,. ill I ill i ;. a .;, or me true, . i I ire ripe. I. ,. A re dairy, I o in poi i- are g I r to a . l rut fill. II that h i sen i i as I ii to . de ill H ti s . to the en Mi will mi , j m. i , N ;. ;. ,,,. l I Po- ; I i. M. Ill until It I I ill I n i. ii it i .-ii ii All , . in . a , shell l ii ; Mr. a I k . I . . an .-, Kill , i I baa t in. -i II i. an pa t I i-1 ltd i i.- words d t i him. The ; mined r . i II v. U. S. D ii Mr. -I I tr . I Mount, and . before Mr. John L. Arri a , Public, w they of that t . i in bid i lb wad in it he ii. What a tor a t ii. ah I Slanders people ,, . i ii. t ii. i. Vi-; i i he ii a OHM Made to., a mind .- in i . by . i . .-. id ii Mr. y. j i, it wad ill lie ill C ll ,, .- ii . . ii i- aid bring U i an ill ii. . i ;. and ii. In want. He to give hid lo I time, If he undergo And there an change of mind I lore I i will I II Con I , Ha . me . Pill c v. i i Ml II Hull. cat the . ii- d need any i Pi, . ii high baker. I . lie I II ,. i all ladies edge . are to b.- hidden a- Unit man- th i I ever heard ITEMS. nail, r, ibis meal id ; won't l-r it; Nov. W. Tucker i quits boo and of Interest. Items A.-k C. Brooke who last hut i the matter A. M. I he i ail right. i tin of L. C i k. Henry a commercial i-l i I mi here in the 10th T bate be. ii bah . i cotton marketed Ur. C. a- i car n I.- Sun- day. Parties having tobacco which they wish to sell, can get accommodated at head- quarters for high prices the Eastern EVANS, JOYNER CO. and Proprietors. DIM lunch, lakes n. make a bar- can., don't one can do c; you buy one drink in u that's a bur o a going to to be crooked in OM way or another to g.-t you and bid wife t all at relating that little occurrence the lb. r night you she him U said she her A-k J. id the and hid wife bis head or the brake handle abroad for Sprocket on the in W. K.- ban, II One Server's ton War home here on to other day about lay I. king afar weed. lo a then She went -ion the deer. And the man bellied In Al ill- bat she wore. day Mt i i could man behind be ., I,. dO .- I . I, III t. . rill n a I. power in t he vi in i nun We hut a new Mr. M K ah .- d y i. i I t i . ;. m j i v i. d I . kill I Id III . mil r Mr. I ; ran is n l i II i- an . I . hi re in l n n girl ugh . re y i-1 I . . . be. -I , I their that the ten v I,, I.- work i in i th. pardons and i . . j. have n , of I bid i . I . m. in i in t I., . n a ho run for welfare Slate ; ; tier her law sou t bu; should he caution granting mid power on ii- to ., holders want , . , .- i i. r hi II, and why a I . . i .; i. sitting a aid i. i have In i u d H y had lo lion ire i a j nil ii,,, i . in . , .,. I I I , . ; , it A- , . . ; ., ;. in. will Stella me on h-i Week, We for their III. -Max ,,, I . Id billed tin . . e Quill- Academy, A near bi fun I- I for u certain young ii Ins Major A wry sting prayer was held at right with It. J. if A. II. the aim N. II. of the Star, won- out for the home on 12th, a vi.-it to Mr-, very much to tic- two of our men. TO CUBE A IN ONE I Quinine ct-. i f tails lo . -C needs like every other nourishment. A fertilizer containing gen, phosphoric acid, and not less than of actual Potash, will crop and prove the land. Our ti II all the subject They ore tree any farmer. KALI Murks. Si, New V I N ., Man . . i i t. . i .- i k s r ;. i i t i . . J rash- I ., , . . your i- i., i. M ION Not W, i- Mr. be worried with a board i at least year before opp . men. . to gel ,,,,,. . . , . , ,. Is no in I, N DOS- I ., , i . election a tree la ii lo i Id will I given that I, nor. Mr, i , , our I Hi i , ; iii lad. I think ii i a I. II. in tentative Berry, Kentucky, nil . i u. i, , ,, in n recently la Hawaii, i- i bar w house- borne-mop i i. i ale n. man. Sun ii all week at in i. ,. I,, ,.,, ,., ,, has been l lei over his of sol the In bis annual lo Con. cl mil and about the tariff, Upon th. as according to Its supporters, lo in ,, annexation be such i producer that tin, i iii-. the in were lo I Inland could n exceed exp Th la. I- v i in In in in Mm and other n. i. law. i iii-i , Jilt has been 1.1 la d. . nil ii. in like man tint the hilled in It ill Ii, ask Output l tight enjoy. under Dole I would be in favor a policy of by I the dull, it id licit it . , other will, a,,, to oar is tin. i for dollar, when some, kind it I. ail without nod nil tilings to us so Ibo arrows It, and words t,,, Mil coin our know it. for , I i, . S or r come in right THAT BOOK of Fall Samples it in; containing, enough styles to three stores. They are the i . . Nathan co. the big who arc Draper's greats rivals. Teachers of modern masterly with Come in and turn the of of Gel Winter Suit or and and, he quality at right also have in stock a lull line of- Dry Goods, Notions, HIGH GRADE OVERCOATS. If this fellow had bought his Overcoat of us he would have had a fit. All of our are of the swell styles. The Coverts and Whip- cords in lovely shades of tan, and raw-edge blue, brown or black, with French facing and fancy worst- . ed lining, half satin back the best coats ever seen for the money H. M. M. H. IN----- HEAVY AND FANCY GROCERIES, GREENVILLE. N. C 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. door to LIVE Stove Dealers, Tobacco Flue Makers and Bicycle Dealers and offer to taking Tobacco Flues and assure you will as tho best of Tobacco Floes for the All work is and we ore ready to repair our a to a bicycle. will you to come and us. Respectfully, m i a t C Hawaii by r are upon dollar, nil dollar we all love and the celebrated------ Eagle Brand Fine Shoes Call and see arc invited to inspect my stock and lean, the low prices. WHITE. hi D I tel People who are usually do. up to date We don't keep style be wore. And a choice back suits, single and double breasted with a style peculiar to at d Worsted, plaids and checks and stripes In bewildering variety, blues, browns, olives and all sorts of beaut if of colors. Soils for for for sport, suit in all prices. Yes, would Clothing from Gent Furnishings is superb and your inspection is invited. FRANK WILSON, GREENVILLE N. C THE REFLECTOR Local Reflections HOT, One k to had heller high. I tit lute to lime premises. A new h-ll has put up or. the J. u- some nice ripe today. It ii in sea- son for You can tell a horse will his ears, with a bicycle another Ice plentiful this morning. this morning was a grown one, looking almost lite a light mow. temperature went down to last night i the point so tar lines cold weather came. Where are bird W do any loll bags, though it reported early in the lull game plentiful, will he in quest for the din- Dealers should let them know what they have. again calla alien lo will ob- serve Thanksgiving day a ion of business. will meet in dying rather in tot v, replied hid subbing wife ft had always been her rule in lo meet people way. i. V, tO. Court convenes Snow Mill on Monday, I. A. , isle. See notice. Km n small and II. Kiah, Mountain Mt II. II. who hut year wad Slate of the Christian church, In. accepted pastoral charge of Wilson church. All p. under the extreme j unity law from hunt- or on any of my lands. J. U I inn elevator man la very what did I going me lo -111117 in indebted lo the of the Col for two th serviceable for K. for the entire general K. House A; House, -N C, to the el a deceased the See notice. ON PARADE. Sec the Procession as it by ill NOV. If L. went to Wilson Col. K. A. of J. K. n turned ,. metal. Ir Wednesday ovarian; Iran W. II. Smith. hi. bus been sick some time, wad able lo be Miss of came over this Mis. M. II. Bet. A. IV. Seiner, where he had u meeting for C. W. Mrs children, Mis. II K. Aiken, lilt this morning for their home Wilmington. Dempsey I I vi re lure to- The will locale for the law. He is young man and will he our town. It A V, fl was in Dr. i. T. Co, town It. F. Win on .-.-. W. M. and J. It. win- In re today. W. Ii. Hotter, it com is In town. Dr. J. to last night and this morning. Mrs. J. A. her mother Mis. went lo m In visit daughter, to visit and C M. went to Nashville lo. day. A. K. win I., Durham to- day. O. Smith went t today. H. lo today. II. SI. returned Friday even g Iran Creek. J. J. Tucker and daughter, Annie, went lo F. F. passed through evening going to Mis. J. II. Wilson who been visiting II. II. Far- hum, hit lo, I., in 1.11 tin- near which place she S to of a Miss Alic who spending time with Mrs. J. left morning ville, Va. who has her daughter, J. S. C left this morning for her home in county. Our Soldiers Play Bull. Private W. J. in the U. S. Army at Monroe, Va., in a letter to the says hare a loot ball team at Fort which the second best in tho South. Every member of the is from North Car- and three them from Pill They have so fur played four guinea this and w m all of They play in Wilmington, Del., on giving Day. Card to return thanks the people Greenville tor I heir kind- sud attention to my hither during his lat-; sickness aid death. W. Al. MITES Personals Oilier Items N. . wT. K. Harding, n- on legal county, and hi other our II. was here today. Bond .-,. A. barn today that his arm had to he amputated mar his Dr. M the Dr. J. D. Bullock,. The Dr. his at -e NEWS. W. don, died Wei Tin -hub-Ills hale SIS Van t . tales are lo he in- our The to the local fights. The cutler Bear will sail to res- the in Arctic. Five Advent is; have the in the Pacific, where Cecil K, , site shot find killed his at Indianapolis, Ind., revolver. d a r dead a deer an I ed lire John Del In New MUSS would not his J. I,. W. II. r. to did not more fully. Married. On home o Mr. in Content- his daughter, Mi-.- Ida and Mr. T. It. Allen were All Wrong The Motor Why will people write the word right when it is The editor of the Motor will pleats give his for such a word M Bible Service. At the lurch on Sunday night a Hilde day service will held. There will he of recitations and by connected with the Sunday School, Public invited. Yield, Last Mr. Allen gave Mr. George James, ship, seven of the variety, ed his and gathered six on he vines raised the seven slips. The 1- in vibe. At lo a mill ii. Th. y re all The hoard el have J t,. move the General to M. M. b Sn m M a. day hight. Ike loss wad lays many that storing and borrowing at the hunk. A little tan C I. was run over h a days and front winch he Morrison, the leading in.- an u-- In collections cotton Tho death the was rape and lo he handed on to lite Mr. Win, near by lire S in the lint I at 1- insurance 1310. one hale cotton was Press. is learned that the owners to if haw employed may bring still against I Davis, now who is said to own all hut lour shares the FINE CLOTHING The most complete stock at CLOTHING STORE. Mr. Mr. Fred ho in ti-i to r Inn Mil ill in while fire. MO lo and it in lo one I it children, in OM in in Headlight. Next Door to the Bank of Greenville. For fit ting wraps Jackets, Capes Come to CASH HOUSE. For line DRESS GOODS, CARPETS, FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, LANG SELLS CHEAP. Get on the Ground Moor. Ahead. A man who over tin- it i dull be hi be more iii on in town be bin in- ed. READY expectant mother trying to face. It tho does not I Needs. in In Ids i to tin- extent that available i to day it mt watt before in greater than in form for WOO arc to it. For Sale. A flue Jersey Bull, nearly four years old, and kind. Also some farm- implements, mules, or barrels or corn, Ac. Apply to L A. For Sale. The entire of general A iii u., N. la for In bulk, stork la clean and In good condition, to examination. The Block be of lo nettle the of . member of Ann Purchaser can make arrangements for at the If healthy and In flue farming can be found In the state and fa- ct within Interested call on or address D. E. House, ll, C. . Y. V. The Union held a meeting night at the church with The most part an admirable by Kev. N. U. Watson, pastor the church, Tho that wad to have been given by Midi was postponed on of her a severe At next meeting the Union each member will asked lo give name read during in- between the two meetings. is ante to there will bi going on in the next week or Register of marriage licenses while couples and two colored, T. It. Allen I. J. and Charles and Watt sad Millie here, our ad patrons are wearing mass. We sell Groceries so low that it your head swim. We are choice line of SUGAR. BUTTER. FLOUR MEAL. Canned Goods of all kinds, Tobacco, Snuff and everything usually kept in a first- class Grocery Store, which we offer at prices that defy competition. James B, White. A Burst of Bargain Sunlight. get ready for it, there Ia no telling what may is full of uncertainties Nature Is not given proper assistance. Mother's Friend Is boat help you can use at this time. It is a liniment, and when regularly plied several before comes, It makes the easy and nearly pain- leas. It and prevents morning relieves lbs feeling, short ens labor, recovery and without any after-effects. Mother's friend Is for only one purpose, to motherhood of danger and II Mt Mils all . lion for to ;, I D CO., US. JR. COREY IN------- AND A General Horse Millinery. Also a Groceries. I can now be found in the brick store for- occupied Brown. Come to see Clothing, Capes, Dress Goods. Notions, Caps. RICKS

In the Way Epigrams- HI MAID U l evil do not i. I ,, M AlI . . 1- ton w CO. . n mU . roe ii i i n- r having experiment. Credit is a hi iv slays with you until you are in people will no get into the heavenly Or- el, they play anything first It is very easy judge bow much and drinking other people A light Lent got I with n heavy i It's not the amass that gel the eat the Some people imagine ate religions when they net it is the rial ll. for one him who i; round And And DO ; I i i If grits, might me i r her m CC l turn to look, II i ii . I I I W e. . . . . r will -t I . Aid IV And h bread I mow. And e'en the I i a Ii An I r, And II I ill grow warm liar, En Ilia Tiny lb-in Inn, An I ugh lb tainting with tin I i II lL Amour bi it ii , tax i i. the I r . Y. ion. Mi- a-moo it ii i. age. t I i . -I ii la; I . thought h. at ii were beard racial hie highly well He looked. hut not rated. small firms well Bad say. At last the sound was pay a much where be r.-lit than the r placed tho lie bad i wall of poor y cultivated, bought the day One for Ibis is that a small farms are wall was hatched oat. done with less hired Mr. the chicken Neck wealth. and intends to raise Blade. i he Savings Bank. I d States and the Die- of Columbia have together roe a than Bra million depositors in gs whose do i y two dollars. more than ball Si l av i j gs i . i Ii . to H i ; to the of on re than hall e la complete of the i ii to be ward t i A postal bank will . i v- en v a ell . m a nm It will ti i ind , a i real tin integrity ii. i. I m the r ii . i at It will a t it- thing lacking in ; i i f lb tit- have eying . Tho machinery cl .-t- will lend itself readily to machinery ml lb i f i-., ii no State can. We lo u i , .- a . b ink cc, m iv --ii Die v lo saving at Ci i will been c ail let matter, I e to any V- i c Professional VT. M, Bond a, c . ii- i . In all i N. C ll W. mi- in I Skinner And till . . i r mind's lo match The lace. i- -I All . i h I ; i. .-;. I And win the spring again Our i will a i i. A i l ; i .--. i ill- sun Should . . Ill i . . her 1- i III . . . i. . Ill ii. ii T the a that . v bare in jail th 1,200 have a IS want to ho is in I hi i i n all l u ti. mi aid . ii deal and if I. u gen e aid i all his in bit vat would con- it Cb o. I and they were all coal I break all the the out . ii, be no f--t raw material t ill I w. An Old A iv Laud- ed i lie i iii H a ail-, I -1.- t. . M II. i i-r- ad we Are ; paper, ill and I ill i i rid is lull d.;. j ah n pie c . ; , , all know, bat of gin . B an lb any the r ,., i notice t lb. 0- c , W W -f race It only almost II a it be j neat .;,. e But expectations high are i , i . in which we must recover, and every i i.; u i- an r I ii r action corresponding de- Ii u pie- fair,, mi-i ail pi did is followed by a aeries i m i. rob life i I It u t . in i . i -I. t in,, i Bill I u heart with bright i- of are good I. every d t pie lean . pp hi d Ex. i nil i man who n- I o i. ad ii in jail i him, d . I . ball COB l prove I , -l i i . . Cotton i i re allowing p in d n did m it i.-f ti.- ii weaving at this piper i ii of lion. II M- s i-.-i. Govern i North H a and Hon. M Van a f i editor Howard I iii . of lb cash in a -m.-. or fl n on rd Coat Temple. A noted and who of time -mil work has been d ring soil f I it lit, says few ii pie even palmy and lire hive tho cost great temple. the of r Id, and wen to Ike . slim of p The worth of tin is a i illy as Id, according were valued which i to . i . to 573.203.203 pounds, ha of according to the fame authority, were more able, down is north Pm and tin. f linger, l .-I i , ibis add tin- building material, r, etc., and Rome wonderful figures r -nit. Ti ii lb cedars, ,; v o bearers f bade a, I, U i f , overs is all of whom ate em pi . i I even and ii whom, their wages, bestowed if tin ii food as worth nits-, in-, sum total for 03.877,188 pounds daring of build materials in are as in a total, just for is of the whole coil pi or out 853,117,034,868.- I he ink Age More ate print- ed today than before iv N many year Ti. i Companion prepared by, and it with work being o n id that ho is I man, m Die day if be had not The Con p don't aid I e, I can it. I in it bop i mi. he wisdom and nu of age. I it as us win u I was a boy, a ill- t-i-k. tn ll d r . s as possible. Today I t.- in inly nil d i s, ;,, pal a ii. form mil matter . i t a i mi en i u i- ml i. i p the the the Ex Surge u u to t following of ; i fever epidemic in on ago i man who fever IO till . was a in Tampa, and Tampa u o How yellow lever or ii j yellow fever d in a his i so t p. m, and love- Ii. re l b Jacksonville ard foyer with i j in This i o mi I of , Blared than a too bottom of every all of Thee The political ill s- I are .- toot, am i . r, i v i Sim., people thought lint at time they wore too severely char abused, you please. but are v weak that tow only helps o t of the t that tin in in i i A Word the Doctor. Sleep in . in at I any or ; .- l Eye- lid are an and even by real- d and m by -1 lit II r pi ll-r It's all toe, It Bow eta in a k i-- i i thrown oil I v d l I- in long ea they'd i Io live, do i. i equal the car i- i-l-- . r that -1 a in r. i- in ii-- In ii lo he done a ; rain lo a part In lot wall i. wan r ah i Id I can In- it pi up Mi a i i i i i ii lib i a lone I i- for In ii i ii is I II., part i lo -ii-1 a I In n i ii j -i of bI II ;. in ii ii it I i- i I- . in a la a Ion, narrow at tip rubber, -l . ; a I i end a i. It r lying. i-, .- in l-v Is ii. ,;, can tie obtain it in complete been to lie v. In ,, i s- this Cornea ins fact are my i re i ii. nutritive iii. nail reason a 1.1 tide l j. n i. red. y b u. i ., v.-.-, and iii- u- . baked and ground into I they w I a h who Lave ii- in not undertake i- eel inch send at once Special -I i All I. ill, I and many valuable be New Yet Law- o Pills Cure Mi Liver ills. W. of Jots I i i . iii to us lay. a bat t ii wave of prosperity e on up there lbs Cleveland panic was. A many only milk cow s. leaving Swift N- C. n. la, N . s. iii all Hie I. a way. But I m tiler, and u. bargains know that it and make Companion with I modern ad one up, tor boys an like it and wt-ll as over did. It is u of every well good paper to grow no This i- The Youth's Companion will of the ml. one of tho milk or butler, order the peal tint this n money to pay beat o and of City oat of during 1898 It will .,, , short of ab i and of Tho various de- tho paper of tint beat wink A CLEAR HEAD; digestion; Bound sleep; a fine appetite and a ripe old ago, are some of the results of the use of Liver Pills. A single dose will convince you of their wonderful effects and virtue. A Known Fact. An absolute cure for sick head- ache, dyspepsia, malaria, sour constipation bilious fever, piles, torpid liver and all kindred diseases. Liver Pills III am. lug rear will i. a it- SMITH A hit store GREENVILLE. N. C i- and in a of NEW a SPECIALTY Ail kind done use labor end good mat rial and are prepared to give -oil i i.-f art v WHICH A D to K. Whichard, N. C. . . . . The Stock complete in . j every department and Highest market prices paid for country produce. buy ii. i fit y i t, ., t . . i . v u i- t-f FURNITURE i lie tori ASH ii-k run s. l. M ; or- itS Old line N. O, IN-------- MARBLE SERVICE leave fur hind on Tar River and at M A. M. Returning leave at A. H. and Greenville 11- i -in-- are to of. on Tar River. Connecting fur Norfolk, Baltimore Philadelphia. New York and Bo-ton. Shipper order marked via New York. fell, ft from Boston. son. Agent, I J. Agent, . Hum lire ii -mt , ii i i-. in r, win in I a in i -in . I'm a Ion ii- ft Store. E, K. to pt attention given i. . of on short that is being done hi Hit world- Tho ion who all rs, ear j e u all in twelve a and In gold. It t el CAMERAS. Don't tint Editor Man Harding, Greenville, N. Al nominal p l-i- M KW iii. I i ii non -ii-on. out i i i . in. i ,, ;, i i i I I Platen, in bu A young woman puked fun editor of It inner l. pi editor went for owed on John II. small, W. II. Long. N. C. O at Law Bad By Hint to New will receive every week from time is pt I 1808, and n a lull rear to January, An illustrated in so , of Companion FIFTY S Consumption an In Aye,, to Kith com or photographing Band to y tor lull u till, offer, u- i. , x- The C i- ill I flit ll n By It; nu high an I In every n-, it, mi with all modern j , cured. So am I i and i- of its power that I it my duty to i , lo those of your IT, The New York UNDERTAKER Ledger N. V. EMBALMERS. have a lit, and u.-. line Mid t in -n-.-ti, lit; and ever in i . i ii to and en treated ti care of M are lower than over. do not on but be i. any and in John Buggy BOB a obtained and iii Pu- mt C. Of .- i u. ii. and ct t -t. i t-cud m draw ms or II or of ft r-t A w to with COM HUM ii t. . a. .-. Wive and Iron Fencing on work prices reasonable. A Great Land Bale. One el the Beat in to b-j m, i c Sale an. By virtue of the power vetted In by two of Pitt Superior made at June iii In the MM Jehu T. I. A. wife the A. T. A Co., I A. and wife K. I win all nip to the bidder on Monday 6th day Dee. 1897 that valuable Kara lying on oath side of r about two and it half of known and containing live hundred seventy more or I. to. general of the found in two ii tarred to but a Will given the to lie sold the day of or can be had by t at my The term- el tali In la hut If ii not to pay all ca-h If do- sires, make arrangement to part on the by giving his note payable, with simple Interest, sec lie I by a on laud. ii In t n the c i- or tobacco and well supplied with tobacco u-, pack houses, Ac I Those to buy a fine farm near town will do well lo examine one. Any desired can bad by to X. O., Oct T. J. THE OLD RELIABLE -----S AT TUB. FRONT WITH A LINK-------- OF has taught the best la cheap for general boOM m we Shoes. have on hand. h for O. N. T Cotton, . J L SUGG I J. It U GREENVILLE, N. C HOUSE. All placed In FIRST-CLASS COMPANIES rate AU nines TWICE -A- WEEK -FOR- The Eastern Reflector D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION. per Year in Advance. VOL. XVI. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER NO Tuesday Friday -AT- . Mall We will mall free of all our Stoves Crockery. eta M la c-m- ever and we pay ll postage Our bowing- i-n for If are wanted, mail He. In There la you pay your local dealer per you can buy from mill. Drop a lino now to JULIUS HINES SON, Baltimore, mention paper. Mr K in I.- j- line weighed in balance and found wanting. He has quite lo.-i halo. voted for a and find they elected only a trading politician, bad pawned in advance patronage to crowd of and that ever maneuvered and intrigued and bowled the inter eat of an unprincipled c lid Wears A rather sight in court last was a man apparently or years old in female He hails from below Cairo somewhere, and is in each a garb, we told, be- cause it than ordinary men's clothing- We'll bet to the most striking illus- of poverty under gold standard is on roe Enterprise. A Fruitful Meld for Fakirs A Rood school North Carolina nerd to be put in the public themselves and kept there until lean something. Last year a of fakirs traveled I State felling worthless in- at exorbitant prices headed and we observe that they are at same business again this- school the tango and and thimble-rigger who travels the circus all Qua a fruitful Sold. goods circular bus caught a good of our fellow -ii if a man with a gold brick come among them bu would his We believe we will go along with St- Mebane on proposition for compulsory provided be will agree the law shall be to the as well as Observer. Wellington's and Napoleon's The that of Wellington rode at Waterloo named Copenhagen. When fearful battle over, the horse appeared to sympathize with and appreciate his master's success for when duke arrived at and after bridal reins to a groom, dis- mounted, the horse kicked up bis apparent ecstasy of delight, saying as clearly as it is possible for a horse to say any- thing, I am, I will make yon see I well as the ran show my j in victory which my master has duke saw to it that hagen was well provided for in his old age. He bad rations, beak of ind was allowed to roam at will in park at name lives with master's, for it linked with his in Napoleon, St. once said his horse i has memory, and He distinguishes bis master from servants, though these are moat constantly about him. I had a which distinguished me from the rest of world, and which manifest- ed, by his bounding haughty gait when I his back, that be carried a man superior to those him. He would not suffer any one to mount him ex and the groom took care of him- When I had lost my way I threw the his neck let him pick way, with the inevitable of finding right Harper's Hound Table What's bred in the bone is out to us by The campaign manager issues the dodgers and candidate dodges tho issues. Th political party worker is the one who is most success- in working the The barber ways tells a hair raising story when he trios to sell a bottle of bis tonic The Charlotte News prints the following i Discrimination by newspapers becoming dangerous- A few days ago a prominent elder in a Baptist became because be a Methodist editor did not write up a Baptist church entertainment as as he might have done, sallied and killed the editor. Now the Roxboro Courier, of our own Stale, is in trouble. That paper saw I of tho prisoners who has been in jail for mouths for blockading, took at the Courier last week. He said he was put in j we didn't say a word about it. and was put in for robbing the mails we gave a long write up the least appalling the gram, a war with Spain is the multitude of pen- who would come out of the struggle to deplete govern- for the next five hundred We have had this in mind nil along and con- sider it one the most appalling of a prospective war. The of this country are now and have been for year s with public and con- people of this country need to consider seriously not only cost in life and money of on a war but never and increasing pension list that would come it, before they allow the to involve them in a war with Land- mark It's the Trade Magnet. Good advertising is the mag- which pulls trade Yon may just as values as other fellow, but if he tells public about In.-, ability to do better for any else, and you do jot, he will gel the trade. If you newly es- in business, no matter how h yon deserve the i m. f public, things won't come your way very unless you toil why it is to their advantage to trade with convincingly and keep telling them. If you i Up your line in your town, best way to keep u on tho position is to keep right on tilling the how by more goods, or better goods tho money, oilier firm- Chicago Dry Goods Reporter. The Vote in Ohio. Nov official vote Ohio for the re- candidates for Governor at tho is thus Holiday Pro., Pop., Dexter, Dem., Socialist Labor, Protective, Liberty, Bushnell's 28,101- vote Ohio President and other tor President, here for Bryan, Dem., Bryan. People's party, Layering, 6.063; Pro., Socialist Labor. Palmer, National Democrat, plurality The Senate has known members, known Democrats one fusion elected on Demo- ticket in Cincinnati, Total The House has members, known Democrats and fusion elected on Democratic ticket in Cincinnati. Total On joint ballot the Republicans have five majority. II they can get fusion Republicans the majority will be Of the known Republicans three have declined to say how will vote for United States Senator. Haunt men claim all of known Republicans, which if the claim is well would give Mr. a majority of two on joint ballot. often Quoted The i I Devotion of Two Lovers Miss Minnie of of Bear this county was recently taken to the State Hos- at For a time she had been some time since her mind be- came and it thought best to have her to the Hospital, she could be properly Rev- G. Cox relates to us a pathetic or series incidents, connection Miss She was engaged to a man years ago would have married but for tho which came upon her. Four years ago this man, who became very ill. Ho taken with fever which it was would prove fatal. But was brought back to health. The that presence cf lady and In r is saved the sick man's life when the lady a and lost her mind the y man if possible, more loyal in his devotion than ever. Last week he accompanied her to and saw that she would propel cured the Stale Sun- a la on cent of a disease he uses bis THE VET W. M. Repine, editor III., wont keep without Dr. Vow for Colds. Ex- with others, But got the true remedy until med Dr. New No other remedy can lake Its place In oar home, a In It we have a certain and cure Whooping Cough, It It Idle to experiment with other even II they are urged on you good as Dr. King New Discovery. There arc not a good became has a of cure slid besides Is guaranteed. It Trial free Jno In drug My success is owing to Keeping everlastingly it brings W. Ayer A Sou. he road to through T. Success depends upon a liberal patronage of printing J. and brought me all I T. Stewart. Constant and persistent tit is a sure to wealth- St. Guard- Advertising is like learning little is a dangerous P. T. Ad .-i i-r to what steam is to machinery propelling I would think of business without clerks as with- out advertising-John maker. lie who dollar should dollar in advertising that T. Stewart. in To buy reproduce famous paintings an expenditure that could be less, as in the case of The Youth's Companion, the enter- is sustained by the approval of more than five hundred and subscribers. The ion's Calendar 1898, a series of charming figure pieces, faithfully in colors and embossed in gold, is recognized as one of the richest and most costly examples this form of art- Vet every new subscriber receives it without charge Moreover, the paper free to new subscribers eve-y week from time the is received until January, 1898, and then for u full year lo January, 1899. The popular price of The Com- is a year, tho of its contents, it a paper every household- Exceptional attractions are prom- for the fitly two numbers to be issued during 1898. The Kl Hon. W. E- Gladstone, the Hog. Thomas L Heed, Kip- ling. Lillian John Bur W D. Mas O Roll are prominent in the list of eminent contributors in The Companion's which will be sent free to any addressing The Youth's Companion, Mass- George was traveling on a sleeping car. The porter came to brush the off and bin for tho quarter- There wore but few passengers. George ed on the fact that Pullman paid black hireling little or naught, and relied on their ability to brush and public instead, and id to give him all the change he in his pocket- there might be about Cents, nut actually was B quarters, halves dimes- He gave it nil lo the who dropped his broom at the tip at George. all mo boss ho gasped all for replied George. Tho darkly at. tho little, rusty, modest man and again at handful of silver. he Due as do Book puts it, you tell how fan a toad km jump you Bees him Of Service to the King. There is a sweet story told of two little girls Emperor of the emperor, who, however, was Slag The old Una bad a J lighter whom ho loved very dearly. But aha when sue was quite young, and ilia king grieved very much. Ho had a flower by her name. Two little girls who lived village near hoard of king's sorrow and his love for flower. So went out into fields and gathered their arms full of of kind and serried to the Tile way was long, and they bet and tired, the were all dusty and with- A great big soldier, who sentinel at the gate, tried to drive thorn away, but jail king came out. They went to him and said had brought tho because had that ho loved, them to Veil. king very gently took tho i I. d flowers from their arms, and tears fail from ins eyes as ho thought of bis Ho took the little girls the p ii ice had them sit at his table- there with all the grand ladies of they never that lo dying Thoughts. Giorgia has ibis year upon its State roll the names of in, ii and women entitled to enjoy its privileges. They include soldiers ml old Confederates who are indigent. The widows are oared by appropriate B of the invalids get and indigent. making a total NOVEMBER NOTES, This Column is I or Checkered velveteen ideal for the winter In velvet and there is a r of tho mulberry and ma. shades. Deep ti are also very Y, bu die fur us lining of evening cloaks gray furs. . rd Is f are most decidedly Double faced black satin is recommend for tho bell of the modish house Besides the now light vivid tor evening wear one sees this rich material cream, while, yellow, and pink. Royal pure, POWDER Absolutely r. i , r-- .-.-.- CLUBBING papers for The Mechanic, th paper that years ago, under the guidance of B- A- Shotwell made nu r the State, has been revived at Raleigh as a weekly farm and home paper. in this section who took Farmer Many of choice outer gar- j Mechanic would like lo have of the of fine d are prepared lo make tho extraordinary at Two youths into u of monkeys. Through of smoke Came fourth at regular from white wrapped cigarettes. Their heads wore nicely balanced by a wealth of hair parted exactly the middle Light bamboo firm in tho middle showed they were full grown men. said one, we have from they locked into of monkeys and laughed. Tho mother monkey called her about her. They climbed gravely on the perch to listen to her words. pointed to the young men. said the mother monkey, some of our ancestors degenerated in.- Link. The party scientists and anti- who Ware exploring the mountain in the the year mounted on their new model bikes, suddenly heard a loud cry of triumph from lips of the Smithsonian institution, who was distance Hastening forward, they found the professor standing by of the remains of a wag- on. In front of the decaying lay tho petrified remains of four extinct animals. said the professor, point- to tho animal to the right, near. est the found the between that machine, the and tho kingdom at asked the excited group. said the pro. undoubtedly Venetian red is a favorite color the touches on London made evening gowns While gowns crepe or silk sash this brilliant, rich tone. iii Tho costume having skirt sleeves of with bodice of velvet, is into style again Exquisite designs are of red net. Coats and jackets perceptibly lengthen as the days until we cow know definitely that the hob-tailed jacket of last winter has part in this season's dress its h the coat of length- These are acknowledged to be tho garments above all others for wear. of medium coats box fronts, those of velvet- Those bitter art frequently richly trim- med with fur or ostrich feather bands. The new evening of and silk upon which is the most lavish use of expensive laces, embroideries bits of demand an amount lime, trouble and expense, and require the of a class Au embroidery of spangles with pink ribbon is n gown and few of this season's black gowns Bra made up without f For will send The North and The Fainter Mechanic, all three papers n whole vein- e papers will give you home Dews, the State and general news the farm news, and think of three of them a whole year for 11.76. want the Atlanta Con- added lo the above list yon get it for cents more, or the thrice a New York U for cents. Any other paper or magazine wanted we can you n discount in con- with Kl- Ilia first said M. at the dinner of a prosperous bourgeois, the greatest -a bad egg any way you look him. Hut I got him oft. He was the black slit a good family, and his conviction would have made a great Toward tho lose of the dinner a pompous, en as Hie host .-, to him to the advocate he aid i Bead no introduction to ll. Angel i BE by r portion ear, is nothing new under said the wise man. This troth is the which is now at i lie flood tide of popularity iv., kingdom. This, says authority, is a very old Fifty years ago it grew in neg- and I r genera- wasted its beauty on an u public. It was then known as a fall or pink Today it is tho most pop- ll in the United States. You win n the bottom rail will get top. Landmark, It is about to light that scores of tho convicts escape not a word is said it. No notice is gives in the county authorities where wire and they simply the things is the corruptest the most disgraceful the of this State. What are coining to When will tho true manhood Dis- patch. I here i one way to that i- by I, is can-. hi an 1011- the lining of Tube, When in- yon have a rumbling or hearing, and when it i- m cl and and ll A woman in her sleeve where a man talking through his hat. taken net and this tube normal hearing will de b discs nut often by bill an of lite We will One case Deaf c d by Hull's t .- i ii i tor circulars i K. i ti. O, Hold j Halls family are best. l- it mat ha- filled , try d . nil their he Iron their blood, lank a the I in. was his and a due on an unpaid f, emaciated and It I overeating t stuff, and other health- The remedy a- the Inflamed a m real by the and mod taken and la and relieves No mousy in it- value. A In trial that. II. ll ill, i i i