Fisherman & farmer. [volume], March 28, 1890, Image 4

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The Official Paper of Chowan etan,u fiilr.n ft- irht
County. inches tali, weight two hundred ami CALEB HALEY & CO.
twentv-five pounds and wears a nutn-
A. H. Mitchell, Editor and Manager ber Qf
that girl is bitterly opposed to the
proposition to tax hides and well
Wholesale Commission Dealers and
Shippers of all kinds .1
Price $1.50 Per Year.
Delivered at doors of city suoneribt-j-H, aH
soon as from press, by carriers, without extra
charge.
o name entered without payment, and no
paper Kent alter the expiration ol time paid for.
The Kditor riisclatmaall responsibility for the
views or statement ot correspondents "winA n
s;rves the right at all time to revise or reject
any article he may think proper
Best Adrertiaing Milium in the IMstrict.
K'tes very inoderate--.special itates ou Long
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EDENTON, MARCH 28, 1800.
The -'New York Herald" learn9
that the Farmers' Alliance member
ship numbers two million, over one
million of whom are voters. In the
following Southern and Western
States they are distributed as fol
lows : Georgia 150,000, North Caro
lina 100,000. Tenuesee I25 000, and
Kausas H5 000.
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We always thought the worthy
Editor of the Economist, to be a man
..fnnnnAitmn(l iiwhrrnPnr hnt we Tlf Wilmington StaT 18 twenty
never saw it so' admirably expressed' two and a half years old. It
ho v.,roUUmi it i hia rp,nrt wide-awake paper and the oldest
about the speech made at E. Citv
daily in this State.
hist week by our honored townsman,
Mr. W. D. Pruden, in the case cif
Love vs Dr. Baxter.
The writer says he has heard
speeches by the lateOheif Justice
Smith, by Badger and bv Giston,
but never was it surpassed save, per
haps, by Gaston, one of North Caro-
ONE OR TWO POINTS.
M R. Editor : We sometimes hear
'Some people don't know when
they ve a good thin;" it brings it a
little nearer home, perhaps, v,hen it
is expressed ' the undersloped South;"
still nearer, it may be, when "the nat
ural wealth and manifold advantages
14 Fulton Fish Market,
YORK.
special attention given to the sale of And it will be money in your Pocket.
NORTH CAROLINA SHAD and al!
other choice iish caught in the waters , o , , . ,
of the Old North stare. aFDon t Throw Dollars m the Street when you can save them by bu
Stencils and stationery furnished up ' goods from O. NEV MA C.
on application.
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As r have moved to tne tiu liuoii simv. next uoor m im- i
Stock of Gooda ou hand. 1 will sell for Hie next
k of fall and winter goods consisting of fine M i -
WHOLESALE COMMISSION Suits. Over Coats, Hats. Shoes, Boots. Ladies Dress good ud I ndeiw,.
cVe. 25-Ts. below cost, to make room for spring goods. Tome at once and
secure Bargains. "Strike the iron while it is hot.'
Be sure to give me a call before buying elsewhere and convince
sell til the truth.
mt- S B MIL j ER & ( 0 Him and bave a large s
is a)0 LTAAXJUUXli V, J., .n days my entire Stock
oiu-
FISH DEALERS
No. 7 Fulton Market,
Una's greatest lawyers. Indeed, he ol a or r 11 Carolina are tne theme; but
eavs' In reasoning, in orgoment it j getting pretty close when they Samuel B. Miller. Clarence G. Miller
n lell us tnat our Eastern ectio 1 snot
based ubon the facts in the case, in roeressjveand they give us to un CXM'T T CLr THA 1ADU
happv illustration, in ajposite literary derstand that we are the laziest set of i dfm lv- 1 OlVlIlflVlVlv,
and classic quotation, in script ural : peopic in the land ! WHOLESALE COMMISSION
allusion, in delicate and pungent Tne fact is, we are not. Certainly.
1 ... i ioi,i n-rHW 1 Bllt we must convince our critics ot
' this Our nnermen are
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in just, ana aumiraiiie uenrnaiiou 01 iaioorjous anc?
character and in deep and touching ; work and wh
pathas he has never heard the speech 1 man?
snn.ussed." Could more be said of I But we mustn't forget the farming
Respect fully.
Next door to the Bee I live More
and large Stock of Millinery.
Special attention is called ? m fine
energetic.
persistent in their
WHO IS NOT A FISUEK-
a Webster or a C lav, ol a Calhoon t , , , ' r , t
soon to have a thought of what we
or a Henry? Yet it is a compliment, ; sha! show our critics here at the next
that is just, a compliment that is Agricultural and Fish Fair Mav
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true, a compliment which the honor-
wear worth llv.
eti gentleman can
Tik students of Wake Forest
College have petitioned the Boaid
of Trustees of the Baptist Female
University to establish the College
at Wake Forest.
Tliev urge as some of their reasons
that, as brother and sister the two
Institutions will be more nourishing,
the one relying" upon the other; that
the rapid growth and success of
Wake Forest College bespeaks
what her "Little Sister" soon would
become, and that while they cannot
orTer.the pecuneary advantages offerd
by both Raleigh and Durham, they
can and will, if the Board will but
favor them with an approval, otter
"sights" that would surpass their
greatest
expectations. Hurrah for
the boys
Trinity College will go to Durham,
Raleigh having released the Board
of Trustees from their contract to
locate the college in that city. Dur
ham made a very liberal offer for
the institution and which, it was
thought, would be to the permanent
interest of the College to accept.
Durham has some
They are hard to down. They
are wide-awake, energetic, liberal
enterprising and public spirited.
the rich icturns of the present fishing
season enable the fishermen, bv their
full and varied display, to press the
farmers hard for first place in the
name of the V air! In the mean time
itmay dotbern good (when its snow
ing, you know, or hailing and thunder
ing, and they can't fish) to have some
thing wherewith to divert th-;r minds
and keep them out of mischief.
Bo our critics know that this section
besides its natural wealth of land and
water and their produc s, possesses
representatives of the finest breeds of
cattle on eart h ? Do our farmers know
it ? Some of them raise cattle in a
mild way (when they are not fishing)
and the Fisherman and Farmer may
;et the thanks of some of them bv pre
senting this information.
The fine herd of Holsiein Cattle
exhibited here, last Faii, was headed
by the registered Holstein-Friesian
FISH Dealer, &
142 & 144 Beekmau Stieet,
Opposite Fulton Market,
New York City.
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Vinegar,
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Molasses,
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Wholesale Commission Dealers and Shippers
Ol all Kinds ol
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JSTJEZT YORK.
We acknowledge your very generous j
patronage in tne jyjst and hope to merit
a continuation of the same.
We have no new7 inducements t offer
you: we can't afford to buy our Ship
pers or give them a commission, but we
have every facility to handle vour fish
to the very best advantage and will do
bull, "Netherland Beau," in himself so and remit as soon as sold.
Oh! if such could only be
others whom we know.
the 'bean ideal" of the stand rd. and.
in his family connections, at the very
top of the "cream of the cream"' of
blue blooded beasts.
He is owned by that beau ideal of
fisheimen and farmers whom it
would be superfluous to name, and he
is now again, for a season, at the
Edenton Fair grounds.
I lis sister, "Llothilde 2nd," recent
ly made the largest yield of butter on
record. She had already surpassed
all other cows in milk production.
The Country Gentleman of March
live people, ' 6th contains a letter from her owners
Messrs. Smith, rowell & Lamb, of
Syracuse, JS. Y., from which it ap
peals that during the ninety days
enaing on ine inn inst. sue gave
We request our shippers to ice their
fish well and not put too many Roe Shad
in a box.
Stencils and Stationery furnished on
application.
The Wilmington Messenger has
again presented the public with a
handsome illustrated edition, in
honor of the completion of the
Cape Fear & Yadkin Valley Rail
road to that terminus. It contains
excellent cuts of the churches and
public buildings of Wilmington,
scenes along the railroad line, and
said of j three hnndrcd and twenty pounds
a d one and three quarters ounces of
butter
"Both her 60 and 90 days yield
are much larger than any we have
ever seen published of anv cow, of
any breed, and we doubt not they are
Successor to Lanphear & Half
Wholesale Commission Healer in
FRESH FISH, LOBSTERS, It
No. 12 Fulton Fish Market,
NEW YORK CITY.
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Fishermen, stick to the old lucky
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Published only to comply with the State Law.
Statement of the condition of the Banking House of J. 11. B. Hathaway, Eden
ton. N. C, at the close of business February -8th, 1800.
LIABILITIES:
Surplus fund.
Deposits subject to check,
Due to private bankers,
Bills payable,
84947.51.
272,57.
332.41.
RESOURCES:
FULTON FISH COMPANY,
thf lrro-t;t pvpr maHp
"Her test was begun'when her calf' TTholesale Commission Dealers and
was less than tvo weeks old. Her
daily ration was 19 lbs. of grain feel,
composed of one part wheat bran, one
part ground oats and one part corn
meal with i of one part of linseed
many other illustrations of interest, 1 meal. Her course feed was 50 lbs. of
besides much valuable reading ! corD ensilege 3 lbs. of hay and 22 lbs
beside
matter. The Messenger is
the best and livest papers
State.
a 01 : 1
- 01 carrois. one was given wnat pur?
water she could drink Jiree times per
m tnejjay hut had no other nourishment,
I stimulant, or tonic of anr kind'
"Clothilde 2nd was no accident,"
The "first man who nominated which they proceed to prove by refer
Harrison7' has dropped below the ence to her breeding; and ther prove
horizon, and no one is predicting it. As a rule, breeding will tell
that Mr. Harrison will laud the tar- j Now, let the fine array of promising
pon in the next National Convention, j "Gradas," at our next Fair, show
Thus do the times change, and men that our Farmers know when they've
change with them- "a good thing. D.
Shippers of
FRESH FISH,
Loans on real estate.
All other loans and discounts,
Overdrafts
Othci stocks, bonds and mortgages,
Due from private bankers ,
Banking House,
Other real estate.
Furniture and fixtues,
Current expenses,
Cash items,
Gold coin, 118, Silver coin, $803.39, & Pennies,
United States and National Bank noU-s,
SI 471 72.
2758 60.
50 97
1S70 10.
.jS2 4S.
800 00.
3210 00.
27.") 0.
2:i 22.
11. lg.
031.89.
202&.00.
813.79 3. 813,79.3.
I, J. R B. Hathaway, owner and chief clerk of the Banking bonce of J It.
B. Hathaway, do sotemly swear that the above statement is true to the best of
my knowledge and belief. J K. B" Hathaway, owner and chief clerk.
State of North Carolina. Chowan county.
Sworn to and subscribed before ine the 18th day of March. 180o.
K. R. Pendleton, N P.
Iobster, Terrapin, etc saw mill and ikon sai l
15 Fulton Fish Market
NEW YORK.
JFor Sale.
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N'A. Gesner, , Managers
Special attention iven to the sale of
NORTH CAROLINA SHAD.
Saw Mil in good order fof ale. Fix
tures complete. 6 J inch taw. Daily
capacity ten thousand feai. A so one
good Iron .vafe. Apply to
R. O. SKIJVJVER.
Returns sent daily. Stencils furnish- i p q Bqx 4q fcdcntou, N. C.
ed upon application.
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