Fisherman & farmer. [volume], April 08, 1892, Image 8

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LATEST HEWS.
Dasiied out to Fisherman and
Farmer reader3 in
small bites.
C ourt at Gatesville next week.
The negotiations for the JJebring
sea modus vivendi are nearly com
pleted.
On the vote to lay the Blair bill on
the table all the Democrats from
North Carolina voted against the mo
tion.
The people of this State are re
joicing at the tact that the peaches
were not killed during the recent
lreeze.
Ail the cotton mills of Canada are
bow the property of one company.
The product ion will be lesened and
expenses curtailed, if possible.
There is fear that Hon. J. J. Davis
or the Supreme Court, has ended his
work. His attack is of paraljsis, and
the stroke is the second or third cne.
Walter Shaw, arre3ted for killing
his mother an 1 aunt at Houston,
Texas, confesses that he killed them
to get $40 with which to continue a
spree.
It is now thought that the new
railroad from the Albemarle and Ral
Vigh junction to Washington, N. C,
will be finished in time to ship truck
of this season.
While the col ton fire was raging
last week at New Orleans another fire
broke out in the residence section and
four blocks were burned, tlie damage
being estimated at$25o,ooo.
Among the dead of North Carolina
for March was Ex-Gov, William W.
Holden. Rev. James E. Morrison,
Maj Jonathan Evans, Judge John
A. Gilmer, Capt. Edward G. Brodie,
and James A. Leake.
It is now alledged that a practical
cotton picker is found and the owners
ofTer to pick cotton, by contract, for
4O cents per iOO pounds. Alliances
or agricultural associations or busi
ness men can rent the machines and
pick cotton in certain sections.
The Agricultural Department of
the United States gives the correct
reason for low cotton when it says
it is caused by overproduction. In
two years it says, 2,000,000 bales in
excess of what was needed have been
rDroduced. You need look no farther.
New Berne Journal.
The following gentlemen are men
tioned for the Democratic nomination
for the office of Attorney-General:
Oapt. R. 13. Peebles, of Bertie. Frank
Osfjorue, of Charlotte, Col. Paul B.
Means, of Cabarrus, Ed. Chambers
Smith, of Raleigh, and C. L. Petti
grew, of Plymouth. Either of the
above are well fitted for the position.
The confidence that people have in
Ayer's Sarsapariila as a blood, medi
ciift is the legitimate and natural
growth of many years. It has been
handed down from parent to child,
and is the favorite family medicine in
thousands of households.
Congressman Everett, of Georgia,
frays he is an Alliance Democrat and
cannot go with the Third Party.
PRONOU NGED HOPELESS. YET SAVED.
Prom a letter written by Mrs Ada
E. Hurd, of Groton, S. D., we quote:
"Was taken with a bad cold, which
settled on rnv Lungs, cough set in
and finally terminated in Consump
tion. Four doctors gave me up, say
ing I could livo but a short time. I
gave myself up to my Saviour, de
termined if I conld not stay with mv
friends on earth, I would meet my
absent ones above. My husband was
advised to get Dr King's New Dis
covery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds. I gave it a trial, took in all,
eight bottles; it has cured me, and
thank God I am new a well and hear
ty wo man.' Trial bottles free at W.
I. Leary s Drugstore, regular size 5oc
and $x.
OUR COLORED PEOPLE.
A Variety flttins Especially Interesting
to that Race.
this column is edited by W.H.Doggetj
Ball playing seems to be tho go.
Straw hats are coraiBg to the front
Our town is fall of fun this week.
Kev IT. H.Whedbee is home again.
Yeur paper will stop if you don't
pay.
The merry-go-round is in town
again.
Rev H. P. Petegrew left on the 5th
for Winfall.
Mr Edward Leary left for Old
Trap on the 5th
Great many strangers in town this
week attending court
Mr A. Gibbs spent Suaday very
pleasantly in our city.
Mr. Wallace Heath of Suffolk, ia
visiting relatives in Edentou.
May will soon appear then for
pic-nics and May-flowers
Mr Willie Parker, of Berkley, has
returned. He reports a line tune.
April has pleased the farmers and
fishermen with beautiful weather.
Great many young ladies and
gents will visit the fisheries soon.
The first game of Base Ball was
played on March 3I Game fine.
This is only a local column; there
fore 110 one must expect long items.
The Roanoke Association will
couvene in Plymouth next month.
Miss Mattie Mabin spent Sunday
with friends and relatives in Eden
ton Miss Preeilla Mabin of New York,
is visiting her sister Mrs Ellen Eason
in this city
The cemetery work is being talked
up, and we hope the directors will be
successful.
Andrew Banks is a fine Dutch net
fisherman, and has done well in the
catch so fir
Mr John Jordan of Roper, will soon
leave for Cape May. Hopa him a
pleasant visit
Easter Sunday will soon be here
and the young people are preparing
to have a nice time.
Pleased to see out again Mrs
Mary Blount and Mrs Mary L. Pax
tou, alter a few days illness.
Don't forget to call on Philip Mc
Donald it you want to join the East
ern Building and Loan. Terms, easy
Married, Miss Sinda Leary and
Mr Willie Bembery on the night of
the 6th at the home of the bride.
May their union be a happy one.
Gen'l State Agent of the Eastern
Building and Loan Association I. H.
Smith, ot Newberne, lecture 1 to a
large and appreciative audience at
Kedesh church on Monday night.
Among those who visited our town
this week we notice Rev W. J. Har
ris of Plymouth, Prof. I. II. Smith
of Newberne, Mr I. J Leary of Old
Trap, Mr E. D. Wright, Rev L. L.
Elliott.
We will give no church or Sunday
School news in this column, unless
p written report is brought us. We
adopt this rule because we have here
tofore been unable to give satisfac
lion. Please note this.
A convention was held on the 2d
at the Court House to elect delegates
t the btate and District convention
which resulted in YV. L. Griihn and
R. M. Lee being elected delegates to
the- Republican Stine Convention,
and T. YV. Draper and S, W. Luton
delegates to the District convention.
'Doubt no Longer." The ques
tion has often been asked : Will the
Building & Loan Association lend
money to its members? The answer
is, Yes! They loaned Mr J. E.
Creecy a nice littlo sum last week
and give him oyer five years to pay
the same back; by paying small
monthly instalments The best and
only way by which a man working
at small wages can support himself
and family and bay a home by pay
ing the same amount each month
that he pays for house rent. "Think
and then act."
Ast.
We hope the Directors of the
Cemetery will attend their meetings
and push the nood work rapidly for
ward. The following is the list of
those appointed.
directors:
St. John Evans. John T. Page, T.F.
Bembuiy. Providence D. M. Lee, W,
E. Burke. J. E- Creecy. C. M. E. P.
L. Little, J. Beasley, A. C. Sntter'ield.
Kedesh J. B. Biount,PniIip McDouald
V. D. Jones. Public J. E. Charlton,
T. S. Wedti John H. Pax ton.
assistants:
Providence Mrs C. A. Harrell, Lizzie
Cartwright. Cornelia Jerkins, Louisa
Capehart, Caroline Skinner. St. John
Mrs Ella McDouald. Nellie Jones, J.
R. Page, T. F. Bembury, Willis Wh id
bee. C. M. E. Mrs T. A. Little. M. L
Bea3ley, Misses L. B. Little, Emma Ta
tenj, Sallie Leary. Kedesh Mrs Eliza
Li. Blount, Geo Rolan, Annie Sawyer,
R. M. Lee, Florence Bradley. Public
Misses Rosa Murder, Fannie Jerkins,
Laura T.Page, Emma Nixon, Chiloe
Owens.
Anyone wishing this paper will
please send the cash in advance.
Then your paper will be forwarded
atouce.
WHEN YOU VMT E D ENTO ,s
Don't torget to call at the
1IIIE MSMB
OF
H.E. WILLIAMS,
ON KING STREET,
The Popular Place oi the Town.
The choicest and best Wines, Liquors
&c. always on hand.
The finest stock of .", 10 and lo cts.
Cigars in the city
One visit will guarantee the second.
Thanking my friends and the public
for tho very liberal patronage already
received, I am still
H. E. Williams.
BTJCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE
The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, Terte Chappe Hands,
Chilblains Corns, nxid all Skin Erup
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price 25 cento per box.
For sale by V. I. Leary, Druggist.
See Here Friend!
Are you sick? Have you aches or
pains of any description and desire
to get better? It' so, get a bottle ol
QUICK RELIEF
and try that. It is worth its weight
in gold, sold by V, T, Byrum, at
Byruin'sX Roads, N. C, for 5O cts.
If you try it once you wili never be
without it.
The Fisiiermax & Farmer wants
a good, trustworthy and reliable agent
in all the surrounding oca ities. Lib
eral commision will be given right
parties. Apply at once, by letter or
at the office.
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S.B. MILLER & CO,
WHOLESALE COMMISSION
FISH Dealers,
NO. 7 FULTON MARKET,
New York.
Samuel B. 3Ii!ler )
Clarence G. Miller. )
Special m Attention
' iven to
THE SALE OF NORTH CARO
LINA SHAD.
Stencils and "-tanonery Furnished on
Application.
WE EMPLOY NO AGENT.
Established 1501.
SAML. M. LAW3ER & S0N5
Wliolesale Comialssion IXalers in
Fresli Fisli,
Soft Crabs, Terrapin, Etc.
S. E. Cor. Pratt & Charles Sts.
Baltimore, Md.
Quick Sales ! f rornpt It3 turns
REFERENCES:
Trailers Nat.'. FtivA., Duns MerrmUile Asr.-ucv
Wra. .J . Ji(Hi;ei' Co. J. DukeJuiri a Co,
E, W. Albangh & Son
Wholesale Commission Merch.ants.
Dresn Wish
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TERRA-IN, OYSTERS, (lAIE A roULTLit
o. 2-21 Lighi Stiver Wbarf,
15 A LTIMORE
Consignments Solicited.
Prompt Returns. Our Motto.
REFERENCE.
Citizens Natiorsal Bank.
W. J. Hoooer & Co.
INDIAN SEEDS,
Some seeds are like the Indiana-host when dead; as a,
lifo lasts, they are dangemu.
Don't Kt in the habit of juinjr scedi s0!olv hv the per cent
of germination. Nohodv wants to lny a dozen leu in ol der to
ketone plant, but tliat isn't by any means the worst thin- that eaM
happen t the seed-buyer
Suppose the seeds grow. but. after the seacrm U con? nnd a
hundred times their cost has been spent in labor und fertilizers
fail to make a salable crop '
"There's the rub."
Any honest merchant will sell Voij seeds of" good i-itality hut
he must have something besides honesty to mate bavin- from him
safe. That something is a knowledge of se nroWinj.
A (exv Honsrsmny jrow more seeds than we do. Vorv 'cr
indeed know how to grow them as wed
George Taif & Sons,
f Mggmm$&! In compounamg a
I Lay the hair over
mmmrn
6 mmm&r
IMce Of Queen's Anti TTaJHr.-I V, .:, ? t:? Torr :.s futv.re growth an 1. 1 r impofsjt
sealed fro ob4rraS;nrier b0tt5?' sent lr Rrfetv ox. rcsfw x-tvA by u (c.n iy
Pondence strtctly confldMtifti ne r amr -T.h m-r with full aMrw w ritt.-n r'.ain'y. ctrr.--contaias.
WeSvLL Hk " '-nest ard nrn?.t 1o -ward In every , '
s.nd to-day. AddrOIJev ?Hriy;V',! li1!"'111 R: u , Cut thin rA
rearisteryour lettt anv Porvtf .CAL C?" f,7t f?ace StrePt' CINCINNATI, O. Ycu o.a
of failure orsli4,tt ,? 0lfiJe t0 ,nsure dt-hv.ry. Wo v. ill pays: OO for ni:y ra-
Cnrni J y an" Tnr,-il'- Kvry bottle jraarnteed.
oPEGlALlS'win Z2iZ?dTT1Tl3JS0?z ,heir 23 PoMlea cf Queen's Anti-Hr.
v Mill! in ef Tlt r!tU 3 SI-L 5K3S. 13 Tarda best silk Kztra Ljrge Bottle and ssspic J
V CI to select from sen: vi:h crder. G ood. Salary or Coraiaissioa to Agent.
Anderson, Bagley 6c Co.,
3 and o Eoanoke Dock, , NORFOLK. VA.
Wholesale Commission
1 c ,crs "
fc-r t j
And all kinds of Country Produce.
CTQuiek sales and prompt returns. Htgbet rer)wfc priepa ?uarerted.
GerresDondeacc red eecsigxaafnts illoitd . gKwtli fprxrkfoed n applieatia
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NOItFOLk SOCTMEN IMIMtOAP CM
PA XV.
Schedule ix f.ffect june Ui lyji.
Mr.il Train leares Edenton 1:10 p.n .
daily, except Sutulav, arrives at Nor-
I loii; 4:.; j p. m.
; Exprt-t Train leaves Etlenton Tus
i day, Thursday and S.itu: day at 7:30 a. in
i arrive at Norfolk 11a.m.
j Connection made at Norfolk with all
i raii and Steamer Line:, aril Mt F.liz .
' beth ty with Steamet ,Nenst Tmxla.'
j Thursday nini Saturday for ItMjj,.ki
Island, New Borne and Atiartic
North Carolina R R. Stations, aad witu
'. Steamer Burruss ToeMlay ;t!id l"i i.i.v -i
for Fairfield and Alligator River
i The Company's Strainers? leave I','.-..
! ton p. in. as iodows: Trance
Learner to 31 a c key s itrrv daily (ex
cept Surdat ; with passeneia tor Rup, r,
auteo. Belle Haven, eonnrot in; wir 1
Steamer Haven Belle lor Lay R:i,
South Creek rCe.
Steamer Plymouth, daily, (exce; t
Sunday,) for Pivinoutli Ji JMsvi.;, ,
Williiiu-.it.' n, Windsor. ahi:iii)u
OCe.
Steadier M. E. Roberts, Tmrdav
ihursdavand Satuidav for Chov. ;,
River We
iitsdav for Avoea and
mon CiT-k. aud Morday and F;i.i.i
i(r Seuppernonir River.
NtrluiK asenjier atid freight station
at Nori)ik and vvstern Railn eal D. j.ot.
Tiii ouh tickets on sale ami uaao
eliecked te nil prin'.:ij;al point.-;.
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EASTERN CAROLINA DISPATCH
A X i.O A.
a axaJaVJTaa A. a i A X 1 .
AND PASSENGER ROUTE.
Regular line of bteamers between
Atlantic & N01 ih Carlina li. R., New
Berne, and Elizabeth city.
Daily aii rail service between Edentoi:,
New York, Philadelphia. Baltimore and
Norfolk. .
Through cars, as low rates and quicker
time titan by ;ny other route.
Direct all ood;-. to be shipped 113- E:im
ern Caroiiaa Disp;jtch. as Itnlow s: Fitm
Norfolk by N. S. R. R. ; lialtimoi e y .
w. t b. Ii. li. ; President St. Station,
Pldludelpiiia by Pennsylvania U. li.
Dock St. Station : New Vo l; lv Peno-
sy! yania li. R., Tier 27 North River.
For further information app!
I E. OOD, Ajcnt. Edenton. N. (T, or
i to the General Oiiiee oi th N. S. R.
i R. Co., Norfolk, Va.
j M. K. KING, General Manager,
j H. C. I1UDGINS, G. F. & P. A-t.
Norfolk. Ya.
solution a part was accitu-mlv :-: ii:rri .'T,
V , HasmnS;i"vw'i it was disc-fcvtrod that tie ) air v r,'. '-
market and Wi h? '
it throughout the world under tL? name of QunN A ti-lVai i L '
IT IS PERFECTLY HARMLESS AND
SO SIMPLE Y CUM hr.Asi nor .t
rdi! an1 .r the mixture- for a few minnt-f. 9Iij i; ...
applied or ever after, ard. Ii u-eciikv t.ny oit-trrprftuW r'o'cr u.
fcra like r'urr.ot-e. Th ruU r.f I.A 1 1 1 V S v. ho liave Lv: ,-yru ' i
Vr?V-r'lr " V( K K1 atto,t its v.riu:J '
find a priceless boor; n Vu-cu'n Ai!tl-l;iti !- .vVr, ..
Fish, Oysters
And Game.
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