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CHOtVAN FARMERS' ALLIANCE
TO THE FRIENDS jAND PUBLIC.
IN SESSION APRIL7TH 1891 IN EDENTON.
SUMMARY OF PROCEEDING.
At 10 :30 a. m. lecture by S. F.
Blair, the regularly appointed
District Lecturer under the new lecture
system.
At 11 :15 a. m. address by Ker.
R. T. Vann, who was invited by
committee, appointed at the January
meeting. Bro. Vann is not a mem
ber of the order "nor indeed can be"
bat is in thorough sympathy with
the laboring people. He wants to
know more of the Subtreasury sys
tern. J. Tynch "master of ceremo
nies" introducd the speakers and
having listened attentively during the
course of both speeches was raady to
announce "Dinner on tke second
floor for all."
2 :30 p. m. the Alliance convened
for private business. Can tell only
the following:
All members present wero voted
to be recognized as delegates.
The factory prices which for some
time has monopolized time and dis
cussion was voted to be abandoned
indefinately on account of the fin
ancial inability of the farmer to
engage in such work.
R. I. Leary having tendered his
resignation as President, VV. B. Fel
ton was elected to that important
position. Bro. Felton has recently
been elected a member of the order,
but already shows advancement in
the cause. He will make an efficient
officer. Bro. Tynch, County Lecturer,
made a very favorable and encour
ageing report of the progress and
condition of the order in the county.
A vote of thanks was extended the
ladies who helped to serve dinner
and who helped to encourage by
lending their presence.
Next meeting at Small a X Roads
July 10th. The Brass Band of the
Alliance will be there. Programme
to be prepared by President Felton.
WARD MEETINGS.
The Democratic Voters of the Third
and Fourth Wards of the Town of
Edenton xaet at the Court House on Fri
day evening last for the purpose of
nominating Councilmen, &e.
THIRD WARD.
The meeting of the Third Ward was
called to order by Mr. M. F. Bond,
chairman, and E. L. Woodard, secre
tary. The following business was then
disposed of:
Mr. F. A, White was nominated for
Councilman of the Third Ward.
Mr. A. L. White was endorsed for
Town Treasurer, Mr. C. S. Vann for
Mayor, and Joseph W. Spruill for
Constable.
The following resolution was then
adopted:
Resolved, That In Henry A. Bond,
Esq., who has served so long as Treas
urer, Edenton has had a most efficient
and faithful officer, and in tendering
the nomination to another we desire to
express for him our highest confidence
and good will and regret at his retire
ment. FOURTH WARD.
The meeting of the Voters of the
Fourth Ward was called to order by
Mr. L. F. Ziegler, chairman, and W. H
Hedrick, Esq., secretury.
Mr. Theo. Ralph whs unanimously
nominated for councilman of the
Fourth Ward, aDd A. L. White, Esq.
endorsed for Tieasurer.
The following resolutions were then
adopted: '
Resolved That in J. L. Rogerson we
find a man worthy, capable, honest and
fearless, and we recomend him to- our
Councilmen as our choice for Mayor.
Resolved, That in J. W. Spruill we
find all the requisites of a good officer
and recomend him for reelection to the
office of constable.
Resolved, That the pressnt Board of
Councilmen be requested to vote pay
for the incoming Board.
On motion Messrs. W. U. Hedrick,
A. H. Mitchell and Jas. McCoy were
appointed Ex. Committee of the 4th
Ward.
The dinin? hall at the B;ngliam !
school was set on tire hile Saturday j
jiiglit. The building was entirely de-1
fclroyed. 1 The barrack buildi2s were '
eved. W 1
t ers.
You are hereby mo9t respectfully
invited to an entertainment to be
given by the Public School at White
Oak Grove. (Green Hall) April 21st,
at 7:45 o'clock p. ia.
John V. Parker, Teacher.
OUR GOVERNMENT.
city:
Mayor J. R. B. Hathaway,
Clerk A. T. Bush,
Treasurer II. A. Bond, Sr.
Chief Police J. W. Spruill,
Councilmen J. L. Roorson, W. J,
Leary, Jr., 31. II Dixon, J. VV. Bran!
uiii, Alfred King, Anderson Lew
ton.
COUNTY GOVERNMENT.
Sheriff Jos. II. Perry,
Superior Court Cierk H. C. Privott.
Register of Deeds T M. Small,
Treasurer K. R. Pendleton,
Jailer Joseph Spruill,
Commissioners W. B. Shepard, A. J
Waid, w. J. Wbb, A . P. Jones
W. II. Bonner,
Board of Education A. T. Bush, W.
B. Felton, Miles W. Elliott.
Public School Superintendent Rev.
R. B. Diane,
Itch, Mange and scratches on human
or animals cured in 30 minutes by Wool
ford's Sanitary Lotion. Thia never fails.
Sold by W. I. Leary, Druggist, Edenton
Do you subscribe to the Fisherman
& Farmer? If not we expect you to
do so at once. Your name is needed
on our list.
HAVE JUST GOT
A supply of American herbal medi
cines. The Golded Seal compound
cures dyspepsia, constipation and al!
derangements of the liver, kidneys
stomach aiad bowels, cleansing and
purifiug the blood price . 5OC. Also
Quick Relief for external and intern.il
for aches and pains of all kinds; price
50c. Santonial Vermifuge never fails
to destroy worms in children; price
25c. American Liver Pills for bilious
attacks or sluggish feeling; price 25c.
Also Dr. Moss' Indian Root PiL,
known by everybody. For sale by
W. J. BYRUM,
Byrum's Crass Roads, Rylaxd, N.C
Telephone 1523
CHARLES. iLLER & G
General Commission Merchants
For the sale of
Jgresh Jish;
No. 313 Light Street,
BALTIMORE, MD.
Highest Prices, Quick Returns, Cold
Storage.
Reference: German American Jlank,
Consignnients Solicited.
J. J. SCOGGiNS a CO.
Wholesale Commission
222 Light St., Baltimore, Md.
And
llth Street Wharf,
Washington, D. C.
E, W. Albaugh & Son
Wholesale Commission Merchants.
FRESH FISH
TERRAPIN, OYSTERS, GAME & POULTKl'
N. 224 Jj;ht trc-et Wharf,
BALTIMORE
Consigumeuts Solicited,
Prompt Returns, Our Motto.
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Wholesale Comaiission Dealers in
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Soft Crabs, Terrapin, Etc.
S. E. Cor. Pratt & Charles Sts.
Baltimore, Md.
Quick Sa,ie:s
Prompt Returns!
REFERENCES:
Traders Nat' 1. fJaak, Duas M -rea- iti!.o -ney
Win. J. tloop-n- fe Jc. J. Diikeinri i Oo,
Sanner Bros.
Wnllfl rAm,n;c.-;nn , .
the sai-i of
Soft Crabs, Terrapin,
Game, &o.
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Baltimore, Mcl.
Prompt returns is our motto.
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WHOLESALE Oil MISSION
DEALERS IN
Special Attention Given to snle of
NORTH CAROLINA SHAD.
Prompt Returns.
9 & 10, 36 & 37 Dock St. Fish Mk't
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The FisMLRB a?. X Farmki: want I
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the surrounding oca ities. Lib-jw. 4, 3. a. : Pr.ideu sta?K - '
jral cornraision wiil be aivcn rioht i Pniladt-I: hia bv P?:ii;r p i'
parties. Apply at once, by letter or Eck St. S:atio: Netv Voifc bv P-u-at
the oSee. jsylvania R. Ii., nVr 27 North k";ver.
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PAXY. Schedule ix effect may 1.
Mail Train leaver Norf'k 9:'i0 a. m..
aaily except Sunday, an-l arrives at
teuton Vd:do i). rn L- v;s E-r.ton 1 :y0: I
and arrives at Norfolk at p. ia.
Ac Norfolk close- conneotions with ail
rail and stvamcr line.n.
At Eiizubtii City with staniooats
tor all point-? on Pasquotank, North au!
Alasystor river.
At Elontoa -with N. 8. R-tilroau
Mackey's Ferry and points on the A. x
jf. K. u.
The -teamer Pymouth, plvin be
tweeu Eienton and. TvVdlia:.nstin. vvill
go to Hamilton on Tuesday a,nd Fridav
of each week, leaving thut piace tit 2
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Norfolk pas:;ns:?r and freiUt station I
at Norfolk and w,'-n; Radrol Depot, j
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davs.
Through tickets on sale unci baseae
checked bvitween EJeiiton ind Eliz iU-th
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New York by Bay Liisa and Old Dtutdn- ;
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M. K. KING, (ieneral Manager. :
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ReeKr line f steamers betv."-er. I
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Dadv ail rai i .service btu-Ki: i'M.-t,,',
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