Fisherman & farmer. [volume], August 19, 1892, Image 8

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THE FORCE BILL.
' Here is the Force bill in a nutshell
as given by Speaker Crisp, in his
letter accepting his renomination to
Congress :
4lt ives to the Judge of the United
States Circuit Court the power of ap
pelating election officers in the States.
J t give? the election officers go appoint
ed the power to designate an unlimited
ntimbf r of deputy marshals, Vho may
t'j employed a number of days prior
to each election at 3 5 per day. (A
thousand or more might be appointed
in each Congressional district in
Georgia.)
"It authorizes the mo of the armies
cf the United States to preserve the
peace j ( - .,,,.-
"if gives to tne .j udges of the U.
S. Courts the power of appointing a
canvassing or returning- board for
each State, who shah certify whom
the people have, elected to Congress.
4Ir. requires the cierk of the House
oi Representatives t place on tue roll
of members elect -he names of the
persons holding such certificates, so
that they may pan id te u meiabers
in, the Oi-'ikDimion a the House.
'It authe, i;:e;, ofheers of the- IT- S.
to - ' : I -J : ::rv
lion of vou-rs,
Tt authorizes such o facers to make
a houso-to-house canvass, to ascer
tain the legality of any registered
vote.
"It provides for the payment of all
these oiiicers out of the.Feuerat Treas
ury, and 'authorizes the employment
of vr
i H: ch as c"
-h'
days t'ef.re an election.
"And, finally, it itiahes permanent
appropriation of your lbOEey for the
execution of the buy.'
The adjoiirnuicnt of Congress com
pleter a Unity ye;4rd ia the House for
Mr. O'Neill, of Pennsylvania. Mr.
liolmaa comes next in length of rep
resentation, as he iivvS ueeu tor twen
ty eiifhi ve.-irs a Conresruian.
It is stated that strict enforcement
of the airi-lottery lav.7 and conse
er.enl exclusion of lot'.crv inatier
Irom theini ila fas reduced the rev
cnue.j of the New Orleans poBtofhee
per annuta.
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Be sune and pus a box of Ayer'e Pilis
by iand or sea. You will find them
convenient, tiUcacious, and safe. The
best remedy lor coativeness, iiidi;es-
iiuu, and sick headache, and adapted to
any climate.
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Two men outraged a white worn m
ut Lovnsvide, Ky., then murdered her
aid through iier bodv in the river.
If the ladies would abandon cosmitics
a;id more genera Sly keep their blood
j ure aad vigorous by the use of Ayer's
Sarsaparilla, naturally fair completion
wo".! I '' - ;'.'" 1 -f' thf C'"
ception, as at present. Pure biood is
t.icbehl beatttifier.
The Kolb Third Party men in Alaba
ma arc desperate over their defeat, and
tareaten riot and bloodshed.
We have a speedy aud positive cure
fsjr catarrh, diphtheria, canker mouth
and headache, mStflLOII'S CATARRH
liEMEDY. A nasal injector free with
tach bottle. TJeit if you desire health
and sweet breath. Price 50c. Sold by
Hooper & Co.
Mr. Gladstone will soon be the only
Englishman who has held the orlice of
Premier four times.
Important to Ladies.
Sit I made :so of your Piiilo
toucx with my las, child, in order
t- procure a sale and easy travail
I asod it about two months behre
my expected time, untill I was taken
sick, acid I had a very quick and easy
confinement. Nothing oeeuied to
protract my convalescence, and I
;'ot about in less time th-ui wai tisutii
for uie. i think it a medicine anat
should be usd by every expectant
mother, for should they but try it as
I have, they would never be without
it at such times.
I ara yours respectfully, .
Mrs. ELIZABETH DIX
Any merchant or druggist can pro
cure Risley's Piiilotokem for f : a
bottle.
CHARLES F. RISLEY,;
Wholesale DruisU
62 Cortlandt St., New YorU.
OUR SSLOHED PEOPLE.
A Variety of Items Especially Interesting
to that Eace.
Tbis column i? edited by W.H.Dogget!
Eden ton boys are hard to beat
Miss Lena Mabin has returned
from Baltimore.
Odd Fellows celebration on' the
2G1I1 at fair ground
Mr Noah Brooks returned from
Norfolk on the loth.
Mr W. W. Blair came home from
Cape May on the 13th.
Rocky Mount inse ball 'Jelub has
Great many (lorn Plymouth were
here on the i2th to ;.-eo the ball game
Harrell Post G . A. R. will have a
grand en tor tab incut at li.e Fair
pronnd soon.
Tlie Plymon'h 11 1), dab came !
over 1; iho 1 2th a: id played Edcntou
1 . . . m ....t. -... j. :.. it i
v.onie ugstiti 0;yb tee en -oin.
"Asleep in Jesu blessed s'cep."
Departed this Hie on Friday, Aug.
1 2th, W. T. Lee, a highly respected
citizen of E 'enton. He was a mem
ber of the Odd Feliovr and Masonic
Lodges. lie loiives a wife and three
Sliiiiil OiJlutiviil. vdi' lUjo 1 xli.-i
eternal: gain. "Go to thy rest in
oeace.
On the 10th wo boarded the Str.
Souse nt E Cit-r at G p.m., and
spending the nigbfc upon the vaves
we reached Newborn at 8 a. in., find
ing everything in first class order.
At the Fair: At u a, m. a slack
wire walk by Thos J. Moorc3, :he son
of M. S. Moore, of Washington N.
. lie is line.
At II :3c the game cf base ball by
the Wilson Sailor Uoyy and the
Newberne Muttiah; was played, but
the o-amo ruled out ciaid confusion.
At I2 wcreidercd the Floral hail,
finding it tided with needle work,
bea-nnfni drawing's, unl china and
glass ware of all kinds. The draw
ings by Peter Jones, a i7 year old
boy, were well done.
At 3 p. in. music byihe Star hand
of Novvbarne and an exciting gane
of base bad by the Shouting Nine and
the Mutuals of Newberne, Score:
Mutuais Shouting" nine 8. The
game was flee.
At. night a grand march by 'bands
and base ball teams, known as the
Electric Light March, a fine sight.'
On the 1 1 that 2 p. m. an exciting
game o? ball w; s piacci oy lh-::
Quicksteps of Greenvilie and the
Sailor Hoys of Wilson. Quicksteps
iO; Sailor Boys 8. Umpired by Jas
Smith ;f Greenvilie. It was enjoyed.
At 5 p. in. trotting and running
rces which were fine.
At G p. m Prof J. J. Staton per
formed on siack wire, some of the
mon daring feats ever witnessed on
a wire.
At night a speech was delivered by
Kou J. E. O'liaii!., on labor and
capital, followed with a grand dis
play of tire works and music jby the
Star Baud
Qm the 12th, at 11 a. m. a game
of bad was ?-ia ed by the Matuais
of Nev-vberne and Black Stockings of
Kinston for a purse nt $50 Kinston
15, Mutuals 14. Both teams played
v.ell.
At 2 p m. stock j)rade, headed
by the tar Ban i, followed by the
James City Band.
At 3 p. m another exciting game
tu fah was p.ayed tor a netnoiiii 01
$75. by the (hharlotte Quicksteps and
Farrows League of Newbern.
At 5 p. m. t-lack wire walk by Prof
Station.
At b . m. Thos J Moore, a 13
year old buy walked the wire.
A night another Electric march
and d-sp'ay of fire works. Speech
ly Capt Silvester Dibble, of Wash
ington. Newborn has a fine set of peop'e.
jud they treated us meely while
I A Ifo-cehold Remedy - :
rOR ALL ?!
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CCr.CFULA. ULCEH3. SALT
cjsten rciicrJnn t:--3 csr.s'.ilu'.icr.. K
v::-n i-pi' i 'r". sry caute. Its. Cf
n!ir:-3ci Si.'r:?-r.-tura! ?Hr.'3 properties ?
JusUfy r.'in riarar.t..c:.-.3'" a cure,
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Having qnalifle l as cdmmlstratT is cf ;
D. M. Lee, dve'd., I hereby requt-st all
who are indebted to his t state to it:aro
irainouiate payment. e,ii'l ail who have;
jewelry, fin.' arm or any .iSher article.-; '
in hi. F.hoo for ropair v.nii call for c!.-m
within tiienexi CO d:y;?, c,ftor v.-hiHi
timo they wiii le soid for reji Uit. Ail
to whom the tiScate. U iiuieotcd T1
nrent their ei.-iiniH witLiu 1 :nn; th:
recovery.
SAIIATI F. L"E, AJnFx.
July 7th. 1B92.
Ii. S. LilTCIiELL, vcith
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Oonilllission MerCiiant
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Solicit Consignments of
-FRESH FISH-
Prom p t r e t ur n s .
spruce ot
Ipli-i cs rl p. rilii q To
BtJCKLSN?S A i t NT I J A S A L V i
The Best Salve in the world for Cutsv
Bruises, Sorjy. Ulcers. Salt Kheuia,
Fever Sores v Ter5 Chapno
Ohilblainj rorns, .4 alb Hkin jrup- i
CivJiis, and positive iy cures Pilea, or no
pay required. It is uarautocd toriv
perfect satisfaction, or money refvinde1 . j
Price 25 o-r.t.5 per bix.
For HM-ebv Vv. I. I.eary. in-K-st.
A. E. Marsteller,
PRACTICAL
TUNER AND REPAIRER
Pianos And Organs.
Twenty five years experience, ar-
is?jaction gaer tnteed. Pianos ami
Organs sold or exeh:mGd.
E DENTON, N. C.
Formerly of Baltimore, Md.
Eeave orders with, Zieler & TTinfon
Miss a. ia. i&OOHE,
Of Murf.'eesboro, N. C,
will open school in Edentou for Mus'c
pupiis on Sept. nth 1S92. Instruc
tion given on both Pi?mo nnd Organ:
and having recently been a private
p:psl ot Prof Geo, Howard, Principal
oi the Boston Training School, is
preo :red to impart instruction m the
new and popular met nods.
For terms a pply to
Miss A. H, SToonE,
At the residence of Vm 0, Elliott
NOTICE,
Having qualified as dministrtitor
of James Gregory, notice is hereby
givsm 5-0 ad persons holding caiims
against said etiate, to present them
tor payment on or before Aug 1,
Persons who owe the estate wii:
come forward and settle the same at
oncv. C. S. VANN,
August 1, 1892 Aclm'r
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