Fisherman & farmer. [volume], April 08, 1892, Image 4

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fisherman &
The Official Paper of Chowan
County.
A. II. Mitchell, Editor and Manager
Price $1.50 Per Year.
Delivered at floods of city subscribers, as
ssym aa froia pi'tKS, by carriers, without tstni
charge.
Thu I-litor disr-IuimsTjIl resTnsib-Iiiy forthe
v1iws or suitemeii.s of corretsnondenti. and re- I
7&im the District.
CouiivJtf ra,i1"uUi-sial lu,feS ou "S j
fcOBXTON, April 8 1852.
THE HONORED DEAD.
in
the unveiling of the tablet, in
MEMORY Or THE HON. JUDGES OF
EDENTON, AT THE COURT
HOUSE MONDAY, APRIL
4TH.
Monday last, the 4th inst, was a
day lon to be remembered in the
history nf thin ancient and honored
town, the occasion of a beautiful
marble tablet in the Court House
4 'To the Honorable Judges, of Eden
ton, N. C," upon which we see in
scribed the following names:
Christopher Gale,
James I red oil. Sr.
James Irdeil, Jr.
Augustus Moore,
Robert II. Heath,
Thomas C. Manning,
Edmund W.Jones,
William A. Moore,
Henry A. Gilliam,
For some time past it has been a
cherished wish of some patriot 'ladios
living hero, daughters of the Hon.
Aug Moore and sister
to the late Hon. Wm. A. Moore, to
offer some appropriate memorial to
the memory of their distinguished
fattier and brother. When the
thought occoured to them that as a
number of others had gone from this
historic town to adorn not only the
Bench of this State but the highest
judicial seats in other States, as well
as the Supreme Court of the United
States, it would bo eminently proper
to communicate their wi8h and pur
pose to those descendents of other
Edenton Judges whom they knew
tuat they might unite with them in
. -. . A - . - I . 1 . I
presenting me memorial mat w&s
unveiled on Monday.
Letters were accordingly written
to various persons living now in
different parts ot the Union, who are
tlio lineal representatives of the dis
tinguished names inscribed on the
t iblet, inviting their co-operation Jin
their patriotic effort. Favorable
responses were received from several
and a handsome fund having been
collected the commission to execute
thy work was given co Mr. Jno. D.
Couper of Norfolk, Va., who gave
them. in truth a most beautiful and
ar istic piece of workmanship. It
wm.s recently received and placed in
rear of the Judges seat on the
morning of Monday last.
Notice of the ceromonies to take
p'ace at 3 p. m. was given and letters
of invitation to the bar of this section
and the Supreme Court and Judges
throughout tbi State to attend was
duly extended.
At the appointed hour. His Honor,
Judge Shuford, having kindly con
sented to suspend the session of his
Court until the exercises were con
cluded, the Court House was well
filled with a large and intelligent
audience to witness the ceremony
Hon. W. D. Prudcn, in a felic
itious manner presented the tablet,
dwelling briefly but forcibly n the
lives and character of many of the
honored names chiselled upon the
marble, and concluded by introduc
ing Thos. S. Armistead Esq. of Ply
mouth, who hid accepted the invi
tation, to receive it. Miss Mary
Armistead Righton, a grand daughter
of Judge Aug Moore, drew aside tha
veil when the beautiful gift stood
unveiled to the admiration of the
assembly.
Mr. Armistead received the mem
orial for the town of Edenton, com
mending the patriotic spirit which
prompted its erection, deploring that
North CarolimVbsd preserved so few
testimonials in monument or tablet
of her reat events and honored dead
anil nrf.Dz as a solemn and honored
duty which we ove to ourselves and
to the State to discharge, that tho
example eel by Edenton in the days
exercises should be followed through-
lout the State, until every where in
i North. Carolina vrhero sreat aQd heroic
jiDcidcat had birth or honored names
I have lived, some shaft of stoae or
'! marbla soma memorial tablet
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should arise to keep the memory of
'rbnc.ft rrrpaf. dfda nr.dorsat II en OI
' r v. . . r f pasIi .1 Knnf i n fin f
hcart3 forever.
After sinking the Old North State
.the audience dispersed, and His
Honor and Solictor Blount resumed
the duties rf the Court.
What a debt of gratitude the world
owes to euch men as Drs. Ayers and
Tenner the latter for'tue great dis
covery of vaccination, and the former
for hi; Extract of Sarsiparilla the
best of blood purifiers! Who ean es.
tinute how much these discoveries
have benefited the race!
SUPERIOR COURT.
The spring term of the Superior
Court of this county was in session
this week. His Honor Judge Shuford
presiding. The following cases were
disposed of:
state vs
J. P. Peele. affray, fined 5.00 and
cost.
Hllowell& Eason, selling liquor
to minors, judgement $25 and cost
each.
Hoses Byrumand Miles Askew,
affray, Byrum fined $15 and cost,
Askew cost.
E. W. Raymond, selling liquor on
Sunday, discharged on payment of
costs.
Geo. K. Howell and Thos. J.
Byrum, :;Tr:iv, both guilty, fined 5.
and i cost eaoh.
C H. Sansbury, Alfred Payne and
Frank Paxtoo, affray, Sansbury dis
charged, Payne and Paxton guilty,
fined S2O and costs each.
Walter Jordan and Freeman Britt.
affray, guilty, Britt fined 5.00 and
k cost, Jordan -J- cose.
Wm. Bonner and Jno. Benbury,
affray, Bern bury not guilty, Bonner
guilty, fin.d 85.00 and costs.
Tom Jones, abandonment of wife,
guilty, judgement 12 months in jail
unless sufficient bond is given to sup
port sane.
Reuban Blount, abandonment of
wife, guilty, judgement suspended ox
payment of costs, on condition that
Defendant pay wife 3. per mouth
for support of child.
Crittenham Little, attempt to steal,
submission, discharged on payment
of costs.
Annie Owena, larceay, guilty, 90
days in county jail and payment of
costs.
CIVIL DOCKET
Harry Skinner vs S:rak Skiuner,
divorce, granted.
Daniel Wynn vs Aurelia Wynn,
divorce, mistrial.
O. B. Goodwin va R. B. Thatch,
appeal withdrawn, judgement against
Defendant for cost.
C. A. Stokes ys S. k C. R. R.
Co., judgement $200 according to
compromise.
Benj.T. Bockover vs Eliz. B.
Paxion, plaintiff allowed to file
amend, d complaint upon payment
of costs to date.
H. A. Bond, et als vs J. C. and
Annie E- Bond, Extrs., for guardian
claims, compromised, judgement
$150.
G. W. Rountree vs W. T. Wood
ley, laborer's lien, judgement $a4.
J. M. Wiggins vs W. J. Hollo well,
claim doliverv. jaJgsmeaipossession ;
f SIS dam.ses or Silo m
cae of rion delivery of male. j
R- F. Chefchirevs R. J. Mitchell,
money demand, judgement
Frank Bell v Warren
judgment $208 against
$4.05.
Skin ccr,
dtfud-
ant;
Ha-riet and Louisa Jacobs vs Jack
Benbury, jndemant po.spss'on of
Ann Ritcsey lot and $i0 rent for
same till Tany. 1st '92.
D. H. Raynor vs C. 1 uamei;.
mousy demand, judgement in fvii
of Harden
Janette Steward vs Dorsey Stew
ard, divorce, granted.
Carrington & Co.. vs E. F. WafF,
money demand, judgement sgaiuU
defendant. Appeal to Supreme
Court-
H. A. Bond Jr. et at3, vs J. C. and
Annie Bond Extr' of II. A Bond dec VI.
Judgement: 1. That the paper wiit
ting propounded by the executors as
the last will and testimeut of Henry
A. Bond dee'd is his last will and ts
timent and is hereby established as
such. 2. That all claims for advance
ments set out in said . will aainat his
children including the sum of Three
Hundred dollars duo by Jaa. A. Wcod
ard and wife Annie be and are hereby
11 1 ,1 ..,..T..,,.o-.1l ?? Tlwt.
Marv E. White shall have all allotted
and set anart to her. one of the up town
vacant lota of the testator Bond of tho i
t nn.l fift.v ilnlliilt.
iUv.w.
t -olot.oH nn.1 fthnsHii hv arbitrat -
ors to be selected bv Mary E White
and the other by Annie E. Bond, who
shall select a third in ca3e of disagree
ment a deed for which lot shall o
made to her by the other parties heieto
and the said Mary E. White shall be
paid out of the estate in additiou the
sum of fifty dollars. 4. Jno. O. Bond
shall recover from the estate of IP A.
Bond dee'd enough money which with
the amount clue by him to testator
Bond shall make Three hundred dollars
5. All Court ceststo be paid out of the
estate of H. A Boad in the hands of
the Executors. C. This settlement
ters between said Executor as Extrs.
and in their own right and the other
parties to this case and between each
and all of them, except thatit shall not
effect any claim held by Mar E. V bite
as lirdn oi Frank White against K. A.
Bond dee'd.
Let us Reason.
If any one who suffers from Rheu
matism would stop and reason a mo
ment betore they decido to purchase
some remedy, they could not he'p
avoid any so-ca'ied care that is sold
for 81. t Figuring the retailers, the
jobbers, and the manufacturers profits
out of thai soli'arv dillar, and there)
is left not over 20 cents for the medi
cine. Aside from its reputation, and
the fact, Dr. Druuimodd's Lightning
Remedy appeals to one's good sense.
The price is ,35 per bottle, and to any
one suffering from Rhsuaaalism it is
Cj
as cheap as it is ood and effective.
Sent to aav address by Drummond
Medicine Co.. 48 -50 Maideu Lane
New York.
HEUM ATISEIH
neuralgia,
and sciatica
can always be
successfully treated
with
yers arsaparida
A cure
is sure to follow
the persistent
use of this
medicine.
Has Cured Others
wiii euro you.
A boy to learn painting a trade
worth having. The right kind
of boy will do well by applying
to me at once.
DORSEY STEWART.
Edentos, N, C.
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