WE EXTEND ONE AND ALL- CORDIAL INVITATION to visit our store and examine our magnificent stock, selected with a view to meeting the every requirement of those in search of Goods that have Value and gives the purchaser Entire Satisfaction. OUR MAGNIFICENT STOCK THE KATYDID. A USEFUL CIGAR. FIRED IN THE RAIN. Ha Consist of Notes Than A naturalist most musicians of entire orchestra belong to the lo- the long horns, which family comprises green grass- those species whose nae are extremely long, fragile and hairlike. The musical apparatus of the males is situated at the base of Ha Lighting Was of Avert- a Serious Panic. A good story is told of a sea cap- who dud ii number of years ago who was formerly com- of a ship in which passengers were earned from London to Ids- Don. Oil one occasion the ship caught the passengers and crew were compelled to lake to boats. The remained cool throughout all the and of the wing and consists of a curiously developed debarkation, and at every Undoubtedly the most fa- except himself was got safely member of this family is the boats. katydid. This little creature is a the time ho was ready to fol- day as well a night singer, but it low the passengers were almost wild is the night song with which we with fear and excitement. Instead are better acquainted, and with ex- hurrying down the ladder the reason, for during the latter Captain called out to tho sailors to part of August and throughout on a minute and, taking a cigar the night is made resonant from his pocket, coolly lighted it by the sound of their garrulous, s hit of burning rope which quarrelsome voices. There is a farm- fallen from the rigging at his myth concerning this insect et. Then he descended with de- that exactly six weeks from the time liberation and gave the order to tho first one is heard will occur the on- INCLUDES FINE LINE OF Dress Goods, Silks, Ladies and Jackets first frost of the year. insect's call more often con- of but two notes instead of three, and these two arc of equal and quite extraordinary emphasis. When the three notes are given FURS MADE AFTER THE LATEST PARISIAN STYLES you stop to light a cigar at such a he asked afterward when some of passengers were talking over their MM, lie answered, saw however, first and second are of if I not do something; to length and last a trifle minds of those in the boat louder. The note an repeated shave likely to a panic, and, sate of about a minute, and when t to consider that this is kept up, practically without a stop, during the entire night night of tho insect's life we may what an enormous amount of energy and strength must he contained in this diminutive body. in his habits is the and . night song ii delivered from among .- loaves of our tall- est trees. Daring the day, how- ever, he i content to mingle with hit lowly brethren, and it is may him of the overcrowded it was sf boat being upset, The act took but a moment, but it at- las it the attention of everybody. I was set nearly unconcerned as I seemed to be, but was in reality in a of My little plan succeeded. all forgot because you were think- about behavior, and off Stand- then that the Ion it where he i giving hi OUR STOCK OF NOTIONS AND HOSIERY WILL BE COMPLETE. ; V. i for Ladies and Children. FAY STOCK- are good. They but tun the waist. They never wrinkle or come down. They need no supporters. 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People in wore used to Uncle Randolph Green's way of r and enjoyed at In. the re i nine n- a I the sum- to ii l I ii A That Was I Under an Why certain have celebrated and others are to be almost would make a study. Such is a fact, the duel is connected with a joke, as that of and when the becomes more under- It was at the time when was writing in the and was one of the stockholders. The latter took offense at tho tendencies which the celebrated writer was giving to the paper. were exchanged by pen and word of mouth, and a meet- was judged necessary. On arriving at tho meeting place was seen to carry- a pair of flintlock pistols of the sixteenth century, sheltering himself under an umbrella. It was raining steadily. con- to hold up his umbrella even to the moment when the word was to be given. Tho wit- protested. in- fined. am willing to he said, I am not willing to catch a fold in tho They were forced to accept the and the great writer shot from his umbrella. Pour balls were exchanged without result. latter en, when had rallied to the empire of Napoleon III-, while remaining faithful of he did not bee- to defend his in the Preach One of considered himself and provoked a duel. But the friend of tho Princess wittily refused to fight, except with the n which he was most pen. In recent times Paul do the sharp tongued editor of the after having roved his courage in seventeen en- made use of the same joke when provoked by a fellow journal- who was a notoriously bed spell- He had the choice of weapons, be orthography. She Won. She was corpulent and on her way Chicago from New and was traveling with her two children, aged respectively three and four rs. As far as she had not asked to pay for children, but st point the train crew changed, and the new conductor, a gruff, surly looking individual, look- ed askance at the children and asked for their tickets. have said tho mother. old are snapped tho man in blue. girl is three, and the hoy is four, look pretty big for was the gruff rejoinder. said .-lie of tho pois, you're collecting faros ac- cording to the you'd better gel an- other i For o say, she did not pay for the I . veers, been think tint, BO cot it,,. st ti- a. I'd I i said ii I.-, in ii be i . n that coll ; in where i i- tty young fur a . Lei Common Sense Decide Ideal Woman. Iii n n II bid . I ll S woman i- not the featured hello, u-e in to keep n nor I lie of fashion, u t n tor- t disease h Ii smile. 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The green berries, selected by keen at the plantation, are roasted at oar precautions you would not dream are taken to secure perfect cleanliness. and From the time the leave the factory no it till it ii in your kitchen. has made COFFEE the Millions of American Homes welcome LION COFFEE daily. is no proof of merit than and popularity. survive only in lb. Lion-hood on SOLD BY GROCERS EVERYWHERE CO., Did Curran Meant k ii- the w humorous pall Curran, the fa- Irish orator and lawyer, a biographer mentions the following Curran was i an Iii -i jury in important case. i lie ed that the judge shook his head. Fearing t the gesture should n adverse influence on the jury, warmed up for the moment and sec, gentlemen, the mo- of his lordship's head. But, be- me, if you remain here many days you will see that his lord- ship shakes his there's nothing la Particular About His Critics. I always make it u point to submit my poems to friends tor suggestions criticisms be- fore publication, I have brought some pages for you to look over. I'm Yet, of course. But why not take it to a born idiot The last time I showed a poem he found fault with it. New York. Weekly. WHEN STAGS FIGHT. mt AM A should be returned one may be for one , and to the cat as s of which Bo person good should be guilty. It it perfectly easy to a with each dignity but brevity of glance as to plainly show that one docs not to have but a very formal with the person spokes A ma always raises his list when to a woman or to another man. He should also raise it when meeting or leave of a woman, she to him for when he offers his serviced in any way, even though she may be a stranger to him, as when entering on elevator where women are present or in opening a door for a woman to pees through. In fact, a man cannot be careful In showing this little act of courtesy whenever the least apology would be In order, says the Philadelphia Press. A man always lifts hie hat when a woman under his escort receives courtesy from stranger or if she hows to a person that he is not acquainted with. He also raises his hat upon ac- who has a woman with him whom he does not know. A man should particular in bow- to his mother, father or sister when meeting them on the street or in taking leave of them as he would be with his friends or formal acquaintances. Men shake hands with each ether t introductions; women only when desiring to especially cordial. A man, of course, always waits for tho woman to offer band first, and if possible he should remove his glove before doing so if her head is gloved. de net kiss earn when and parting unless are vary anal area it is in acting as a r assort a say all the any he elks aW to hiss, a she ea. la leaving ear Always to are certain and recognized by Use deer in forests called says an writer. are peaty which the stags resort often at night to wallow have a have them on their backs, though black bubbles bursting sluggishly ea the of the water have roe that I have miss their late was spying a distant one nay hat when some bright flashing in the run caught my and, looking through the I saw it was a stag. He was shaking himself by the edge of these pools, the water flying off him in all directions. It was sun flashing on this which bad at- my attention. pools are much used in the fall of year, beginning approximately known in as day of the though, course, the exact date varies very much according to the season. have hoard stags roar as early as Sept. though this is rather usual. It is more of a bellow than end is quite awe at close quarters, more especially if the roarer is himself hidden. end of the season is always the most exciting time for stalkers. then are all on the more, and great fights bake place. I have never had the luck to witness a bin pitched bottle between two I doubt whether they fight to the death, but the number of stags with broken and damaged horns which are met with after the autumn season over pretty severe contests de Stags always maneuver when fight- to their opponent down hill. They have tremendous power in their hindquarters and this can use it to the best Deer de net fight only with their horns, as bath will rise erect their bind and strike savagely with their sharp edges the Water s assay m- to the between tear, Oat KT ton. So Tired a watt one de at H adds a war la It he by, and To Publishers and Printers We have an entirely new on which patents are pending, we can reface old Brass Col- and Head and thicker, and make them fully as good as now and without any unsightly knobs or feet on the bot torn. EQUIPPED PLANT Quarrier Petersburg Grey Granite, Fencings, Iron Vases, CHAS. MILLER WALSH, DEALER IN TAKE NO Special Low Rates of One First Class Fare Plus Fifty cents to Raleigh, S Richmond and Return, via ATLANTIC COAST LINE. rate of Pare Fifty for the round trip to and return, hie via Line. on to return limit October All -ion coupon to the Horse show. 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I In Court I Nov. term Publication of Summons In the grows a species of Use gigantic stature, railed by the the to family the is very man. The trunks of these trees at the height a hoed above the ground are eight or ten feet in diameter, and of them rue from feet before a branch out. The is exceedingly thick, as much five or six inches in many cases, and it contains an abundance of milky juice which stiffen into a of The large of the inedible fruit tree are very rich in a greasy sub- stance that can be turned into soap, while the product derived from grinding the seeds and compressing them into cakes makes a valuable manure and also be used as for cattle. Columbus Fridays. Most of the principal events the great of hap- . on Fridays. On this day he weighed anchor and set forth upon his quest, and on a Friday he saw tome tropical birds, tho first of land ahead. Friday, Oct. 1492, he discovered land and planted the cross on the soil of the new world, and on the 16th of tho following April, another Friday, he turned bis course homeward. On the same day of the week lie made his triumphant entry into Barcelona, on other Fridays he set sail for Europe, discovered the was invited to Lisbon by the king of and returned to the port from he first set sail wonder is it, then, that he Friday his fortunate day. taker at dear the opened his Wag beak. A girl of about eighteen the door blinked as hist people live barer he began. lives here. are staying through the hop many you are them here. Father's wood shed, and Bill here, my I to know how many inmates there are in this house. How many people slept here last night slept here, sir. I had the toothache dreadful, and my lit- brother had the stomach and the new that's helping u got sunburned so on bis back that he has blisters the size of eggs, and we all took on so that nobody slept a wink all night M Index at Young Mr. Whimper, who had a worthy ambition for public office, had closed his canvass his state. He felt sure of his was waiting good at his father's fireside to receive it. He had been to tell his ex as a and had willingly consented. on the his mod- est conclusion, rather sue And gratified ma par was in the where I was least known I neat with the warmest It was several seconds before Mr Whimper understood why his and the girls laughed, even mother smiled. Caroline Pitt Count, Barber, Cox, I. I. log s Bar- vs. D. A. 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CO. . -M His A man went into a and bought s bottle of some patent which was advertised more coughs, no more One shilling the Three days later he went to the om- his throat was stepped up and that he could scarcely breathe. drunk all that pat- cough be said. veiled that's an rubber put an the soles of you Mail. A la An oriental died, leaving camels. He willed u his eldest son, one-third the see- and and sue ninth to third sou While disputing about the a driver and offer- ed to settle the question. This hi did by loaning them sets his own camels, thus making eighteen all when the division was easy. Ne. took nine camels, Ne. six Mo. two and the was restored its earner. Hear earn explain the fast that sen his share ff GET YOUR SUPPLIES Now Everything you want in the way of j nice Groceries, Canned Goods, Pickles, Fruits, Candies, Nuts. can had at our store We carry a large supply of the Best Goods JOHNSTON BROS. The Grocer. Hardware. C Stoves Ranges, Heaters Pumps, duns. 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