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iintero.l at the Post Office at Ect
nit.M as Soeond Cass matter.
EDENTON, N.C N
2nd, '.SJ4.
) announcements and recomme
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FsVrlHTON ACADEMY LEC
TURE COURSE.
itics recognize the
Ourlar-re c
..,,1..-,. i..,Mnro t)iattonu as oik-
of their chief eel item ive inuuen-j
4.i-. nw.-l ".'in. !
ces, air
ular ai Is' to literary ta
iste an!
culture.
F.verv town ::.l:ould have
r--'-ii;ir roUl'S'J o! lcCtUT
CfHU.VJ .,1 t-cv -. ",
t kcartilv commetid Prof.
an".
we iiios
Slcdd for his purpose to mauqui
rate a movement wn-.cn win, ai ,
(Il.mhv timo. assist the- new I
i i ;n ..t
Ac idem v. and improve the liter ;
arv tastes or on
neoplc.
're in tin
The I- rst lectu.
propose
ed series will be :':v'M on Nov. j .
Isth bv ib v. i- vkedd D. D..kki;
of Rihmond, Va., -The Witch ; . .
of Fadoi " i' k the suhject. , . .,
We b-. !-:-.!; U. 'a:-- aue'-esu - a ; ,.,
r: ::-vlf-:: ; vcMn rkli . ..
- , . i . -. . -; tr- ; t at -.....
" ... . ,: - !a.
uo:s or o':r :c ''. ' he ;
inD -.rtun;tv li hearmg this r.e-teel ; '
iliiu i-t'.-r rind t.;? ia..t: -'aiui..:. : 1
In V'ir-iia, Dr. Sk-dd k-s ncevi 'th;'
lackcdi :,a indienc-e nor laiied to;-'
)lease. We trust tuat a an 'j
iUldkuc.- u:av;n-evt him on tUv : :
Sth, at ike Opera House. Pop jii.,;
ular pric. s will be ehar-ed : -,Vcc
ASSIST HOME TRADl
Do not adopt the habit of i;oiuL;
awav from liome to buy your dry ;
roods, clothing, boots, slices, hats, ;
etc., but read over carelully our
advertisers and make your pur
chases at Kdentmi. Vou ask the
, -.win .-viil1. tm'"iN:' t
at home? We will tell you. By j
doiur so you assist home enter-.
prise and put your money ineir '
culation where it is bound to help j
every class of citizens from t'le ;
rich merchant down to the pan j
per. Vou mi.u'ht be tempted to I
laugh at such an assertion, yet it j
is correct. Vou purchase ii"i
the merchant, who in turn buys ;
from the rrocer iind the farmer,!
iii 1 i
e iehol the.e employ help and
the helpers rent houses as v. elij
it o, !
,nifMitK- von r 1 mrrhases at liome
assist a multitude of people you ! Jve that women are
little thought it would, and bc eruMied down ami kept out of
sides some of the cask you s..end j lucir 1!ghts.
may come back into your own 1 Saturday night last a severe
pocket, either in tree way oi pay- '. electric storm came up, accom
ing vou a bill due or ior mater ; panied by a heavv rain and hail,
ial wliich vou have to dispose oi. i loud thunder and blinding flash
Try the plan and induce others i es of lightning,
to do the same; nothing succeeds i Thy e Chowan negro is
if no effort is made ior its ac" a Republican, but he is not a
complement. Keauer, u you ; fusiw:listf and whcn hc thhlks
would iieed otu advice we miieat ;
you to purchase in Kacnton such :
articles as we enumerate auu uius (
om M,V .r,Mm11v i
TIIIC WKHMS COMPANY.
j
The Weems Company, com-i
poed of clever and distinguished I
ladies and gentlemen, is beyond!
a doubt the best company that;
ever visited hkleniou, and receiv !
ed much attention from oar oeo- j
ole. Ou k ridav u'ea!' L iatilwcrs
Kl""uu 1 1 w.
was presented to a packed heuse,
.,. . . . 1 . 1- . t . ., 1 n 'iv ' ! 11 ! - t 1 - 1 .1 1 1
and Pto
ed to be an attraction
unusual merit. The play is am .
excellent one
and rtapiires
.some artistic acting. Saturday j
night this company closed its
engagement in this city wit'ij
Dickens' Christmas story enti
tled '-Cricket on the Hearth," j
one of the joliiest plays we have j
ever witnessed. !
Miss Weems is an actress ek
undoubted ability, and displayed
red talent in the interpretation
of her oarts, winning for herself) business about the 1st of Deeeiu
many admirers in our town. ber. A lot has been secured near
Mr. James I oud. as leading ; the law office of W. M. Bond up-
. - r ....a. '. . t t . ..:.i..i.i. 1 -11: ;n
mflu. is m everv respect a aif-a
class pcriormci
Mr. (keo. D. Parker was ?. vil
liau who understoixl his busi
ness and did it well, but of course,
got the worse of it in the end.
Miss Korah Cugle, Miss Marie
kanning. Miss Dortha Reepin?
and Miss Rose Clay were all good
- personating their characters in
a most pleasing manner. In fact,
every performer did some excel
lent acting and received liberal
applause.
o
HLBCTR1C BITTERS.
The remedy is becoming so well
knovai ;uni so popular as to need 110
special mention. All -wrho have used
Kleetric Bitters sinic the same ionjr of
praise. A purer medicine docs not
exist and it k guaranteed to do al! that
is claimed. Kleetric Bitters will cure
all diseases of the Liver and Kidneys,
will remove Pimples, Boils, Salt Rheum
:uul other affections caused by impure
blood. Will drive Malaria from the
systeru and prevent as well as cure all
Malarial fercrB. For cure of Head
ache, Constijration and Indigestion try
Kleetric Bittrs Kntire "satisfaction
guaranteed, or money refunded. Price
50 cts, and $i.uo pr bottle at "W, I
Lcary's Drugstore- 5
SCALES AMD PLANTS
ITEMS TURELY LOCAL CONDENSED F03 TIIE
BUSV KEADLli
Democrats (!o your duty.
Thanksgiving day Thursday
Nov. 20th.
Evcrvthin
iguleniug.
De
mocracy must win.
Pews for the new Methodist
church have arrive';.
Norfolk cash uriivs oaid foi
A.
Cotton hy W. S. SrMMKi-Ki.:..
Edenton was fairly well rep
resented at tk-r E. Citv Fair tin-
We: k.
! . .-. : : 1 a 1 .. 2 '.. for ?s :
il-
kiiott, o: Portsmouth
i.
v;;it:'
IT,.
elk
V:'. l-'-i
:-ir.et.
.a is.
ozaniilk: fkainner, aft- r
i :v. a a ai
escs
ns.cj
it-ta; a' a
li:o:n
Wcdnes'.iav.
Mi;.;.S Net tic I
. . ,
Miss .settle l.cary, o: ir-inr-,'
n a visit to rela- j
See the announcement of Dr.!
i
'.aoa s , iseovery
ior eon:
hid-
i.o.
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bother -:.':um :.
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IS IT.'- i
ke 'S Opera 1
i i
uriui tiiks
e (;uiity
in sc-:sio
Tlte City
aesd.-.-.
:m.-:t.
Council will
a: eel
. . ;r.
:i,!"-"rt.1 i
Wdieu you want elu
-ovao f-wt 10.-. 1
em:e to Hdentou. O-iv nier
chauts oarrv larere stocks and sell
1
N'o man will ear amount to
much who iabors under the im-
pivss;on tliat somebody else is
aiway?. m his way.
; );u-c:ldidate lbr ilie Legis
,-. ?tp Makelv, is making
:iu ;a.0 c;e;t,li ;ln, (Hnified caii-
vass. and we believe his chances
u-c roo,p
ivvanoraied Cream : t cts tan, at
,jU!nii:;.rcll
r . ,
it is unhcult to mane a hen-
"i ) k' K
(! 1
lusoaua or an unsuccess-
about bci. old out hc ts
a
on
C(Kl !;sh unions and irish potatatoes
at Suanac rell I5ros.
j
j W. J. Deary is now a rampant
lusioaist and wants to he Solici-
tor hut- inark the prediction, he
be deieated so badly that he
W,U ucve1' be able recover,
Mr. Henry M. Shaw, formerly
C)f this citv. now of Henderson,
asul Miss Bessie Buxton, an at-
; tractive and accomplished young
.:aav oi jacason, wer:
i,st Wednesday.
1 . .- t 1
married
The Fair Ball, held at Colonial
Hall 0:1 Thursday night of Fair
week, which, we failed to men
tion in our last issue, was one of
tne most brilliant social occasions
our town has known for some
time.
Cakes, Craexers, Ginger Suapps.Nic
Nac's, Jtc. price;; i-.sv by the box at
-j jsu::it::c-!cirtr'f;.
:-ielHr;
1 ae "
name 01 iadenton, wc are
infonncel, will ovh?u its doors for
oa which a mi name uuuuing win
he erecteu.
This is true and worth the
thoughtful consideration of mer
chants and others : "The most
successful advertisers are those
who keep their business con
stantly before the public, witk
out regard to the sUte of trad.
They will not allow themselves
or business to be forgotten."
"No good citiren can afford
not to vote. That is both his
privilege and his duty his duty
to himself, his family, to society
and his country. Let no lover of
o-ood government, who has the
interest and welfare of his
county and State at heart, neg
lect so great a responsibility-."
Found at lasi! Art Treas
ures of the I World's Fair and
Midway Plaisance. 500 su
jaerb Art reproductions and
Discriptive History of ths
World's Columbian Exposi
tion. Kvcrything new; and
just think of it! FrKE TO ALL,
from to-daj?- up. Call at our
store and learn all about it.
O. NEWMAN.
Owing to the fact that our
office has been over run this
week with, printing election
ticket;;, cic, our paper is a little
late.
It v. a .- our ic-nsure this v. eel:
to visit K. Citv ;md the Park
Fair. While there we met many
oui ru-iy s
had iu-r
A
as
line! hoped to s.
'iiiKv was I ;r:'rr
. 1
u: alien
Those who owe lis anything
a :;s(
i'
t , -..- - : i : t'.t
j . t a A A . i l ' - . . T i
a .ivnr to on ,af -ivr rw;
and settle. Wo need money and
must have it to carry on our busi-
you can't pay
i r
vou
VorliGU.
:d.
v. no-.-. ,;a couiiu r.o.:.-w -i t
f?-"1.,. - 1"' v- ..1
v u", .snoari tnc-v .j
vaj.oi j .... ar , j .-j,
inn and i i (kiu:
: .-stooii aside?
rum, Privott,
. and vou'Il
--t iVr ;-oO'.i ui'i, eacekent
.biCv.-;saia! men worthy arai
-vc; v wav roiu patent.
Awake, awake! if you .(
.t-l;-' iue S a. . e an-' '.ic-teat
r I i
m
the
,kC: i .
: i C u
u ; :
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a
.ale-re-.,
-o late
.s o-.a.
i - - - -;.;o;ad
Sleep on
1 i.tk am:
I ad.cn.
-. t
... i,
, . ; i - .
eV'-T S
e ;a srre to can trie aur.u-.? on oi
- air renders t tk.e ad vcrUsemeut j
. . . i
I P'. Hi!OtMer column aunou:icni j
la very interestiuo sale by Pub-j
Auction of Business and Res-!
, , !V!'-nti-3i property to oc conduct- i vet n
on .donoavj , , i, ' - Ti i
., ! e; bv jsiessrs. x'atimll ibroa..!.,., -
Louucil win i . - , The---
aietiont.trrs of Norfolk, Va.. in
tm
tov.-n n the premises on Nov
24 at 1 p.m. As the list com prises j
1)ro;ertv o; everv description, an
,-vee eni 00001 ai a is ouercu
to secure a nome or a so it
n A
an t
profitable investment.
Any information desired be
fore the d-av of sale can be had
by communicating with Messrs.
Pannill Bros., Norfolk, Va.
A WOULD-BE DETECTIVE
TIIUKATKXS TO JAIL MR.SCIIULTZ
INTO TROT RI.H.
The Roanoke Jit aeon, publish
ed at Plymouth says:
On Tuesday -Aipfht Mr. Mark
Orange, of Hdchton, claiming to
be a detective.eame to Plymouth
and while under the influence of
whiskey made such threats
against Mr. D. Schttltz as to lead
his (the detective's) arrest.
It seems that some years ago a
gentleman in Delaware was rob
bed of a gold watch and a large
sum of money, and the inside
case of the watch had the man's
name and some other inscription
on it. The detective succeeded
in finding the ease in the possess
ion of a party in E. City,and that
party proved that he got it from
Mr. Schttltz, whereupon the de
tective came with the ease to Mr.
Schult'., who admitted that he
once owned it and said he bought
it from a colored woman in Ox
ford. Oaring the conversation
the detective threatened to jail
Mr. Sehultz but "he could not
show any papers so Mr. Schultz
refused to go to jail, and at once
got out papers before Justice
Armistead charging the detective
with blackmail. The detective
was arrested by officers Tucker
and Datham and the ease tried at
') o'clock Wednesday morning.
After the evidence was given the
prosecuter saw that the prisoner
-T-i ..l'i J
aa-a mane a laisiaKe wiue unuei 1
the influence oi whiskey, audi
asked that trie case be dismissed,
This little circumstance ought j
to prove a lesson to men, thatj
while transacting business of any
kind, it don't pay to get to full of j
"King Barleycorn,
for drunken
men are liable to get themselves
into trouble an well os- their
friends.
TWO LIVES SAVED.
Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, of Junction
City, III, was told by her doctors she
had Consumption and that there was
no hope for her, but two bottles Dr.
Kings New Discovery completely cure d
her, and she says it saved her life.
Mr. Thos. Kggers, 139 Florida St, San
Francisco, suffered from a dreadful
sold, approaching Consumption, tried
witkout result everything else then
bomht one bottle of Dr. King's New
Discovery and in two weekL as cured.
He is naturally thankful. It is such
results, ol which these are samples,
that prove the wonderful efficacy of
this medicine In Coughs and Colds.
Fre trial bottles at W.I. Leary's Drug
Stsrc. Rcgnlar size 50. and f roc. 5
FAIR PREMIUM LIST
Will not be published, due to
fact that it could net be gotten
ready for the printer in time
but is now completed and the
premiums will be paid by calling
at the store of Bond & Jones.
Jko. C. Bond, Sect'y,
All persons wishing wires run
for , Telegraph, Telephone or
Electric Light, call on
Lewis Hobbs.
Edenton, N.C.
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v: v iTTtMizsns.
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visit :
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last Saturdav
aoout 24
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ur:t:i inia-
tori cuts.
k-u-k'sckool p:c-ii:e at
ia:-r j-i:-;r.sU.-y w as u
cniirlren n;cu
e y . s
-:s Gcorrrie Brown, of lIur -
a:d her c-kter MjssJ
i i J v 3
. il'.!
iOOl , a
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visit
sit
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ear the
-,vas in
tistChureii k
p-x.-i.' .-i . '
his ;est set m
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,t niidtt also one
SunaaN- -veiling
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war!
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Except
rvreet cut .ei of lorent Durv.,
i' n-;: r .li-.j; e,
Wi:j.- Ua-;i::i oi Liiy :-acl lot.
o'er and o : .
Of ho-.v the wild winds Sh-ai
the siorniv ?ea.
Of how thev looked in ve.it;
xor atap,-
t
re
ast toionv.
We couple not thy xiamv so lair
With aukht hut fame Virginia Dare.
Two coiitiiioiils elaira this child, tv.-o
co:iL;-i:e:as iTioarn her loss.
'Tis ever thus uuite-d, the diadem and
cross.
I;or her, the .oldeti link, v;Jiich on oar
histories tage,5
IU1
old and ntw world in one
Let uaiiar.:; then, thy tame tlcciaie.
-ro trail vc.
Vircania Dale.
Pa;t hl and best, we love thee
Sor
t'-.-as teion this fiod,
The S-icrameiitnl waters, made thee a
oca
Th.- .let of all thy race
scrape was eiveu,
Carolina knew no octte
to v. r.orn 11ns
gift, to lead
-Vr.-: 'V-
thy sotd to Heaven
Then let us breathe tiiv -ia:ne with eare,
Ot.r roaatrv's Child, Viripma Dt-e.
Atanteo. a.. -.
Oct. -si.
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Rcirs Co-.-rected Weekly by Tcle
araph by
J. W. PERRY COMPANY,
COTTON FACTORS AN P. COMMIS
SION .MERCHANTS.
KokI'OT,k, VA., Nov i. 1894.
CoT'fo.a Makk;:T, (Juiet.
Strict Middling.
Miftdlina
Strict Low Middlini;
Low Middling
Rlucs
PiiAMt'TS, De'l.
Fa tic v
5 '4C
S .! ;C
4?;lc
P.laa. 2c
Pi,;' ck tlYii i KAS
Pilme Stock, ra-r i-a .f.oo
Vt- carrv a lar;re slock o
'all weights
t, a.ad Pea
:id Ties,
feel weai:
vlAi'tM
a? T V ?KO
Attention
In time to any irregularity of tht
Stomath., Liver, or Bowsls may
prevent serious
s 3ffh consequences.
( "-j iiH-y4 I n rl i ! p s t i o n .
: '
r&L. cost iv en ess.
nau-
WiWMCi aiui ver-
1(1115.
tigo inlRtc
certain func
tional derange
ments, the best
remedy for
which is Ayer's rills. Purely vege
table, ragar-coatctl, easy to take and
quick to assimilate, this is the ideal
family medicine the most popular,
safe, and useful aperient in phar
macy. IMre. 2.1. A. 3r.0CKWELL,
Harris, Term., says:
"Aver's Cathartic Tills cured me of siclt
headache and my hustand oi neuralgia. W9
think there is
No Better Medicine,
an'! have induced many to use it.
"Thirty-five years s0 this Spring, I was
ran down by hard work and a succession of
colds, which made rr so feeble tliat it was
an effort for n;e to walk. I consulted the
doctors, bet "kept sinking lower until I ha4
piven up ail bore of ever being tetter.
nrrenir.g to he in a itoie, one day, where
medicines were cold, the proprietor noticed
my weal: and tiekly cppearar.ee. an A, after
a few questions ns to my health, recom
nen.led me to try Ayer'c Pii!3. I had Httlo
faith hi thrse or r.r.y other raedicir.e, but
conehidcd, r.t hist, to take his ad rice and try
a bo-x. Before I had used tlieni all, I waa
very muh l-ctter, and two boxes cured me.
I aaa now ?0 years old ; but I believe that
if it had rot been for Acer's Tills, I should
hare been in rsy gr.iTe leag ago. I buy 6
boxes every year, -.Tliieh maKc 210 boxes np
to this time, and I would no mere to with
out them than withota tread." II. II.
Ingraham, Eockland, Ks.
AVER'S PILLS
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Every Dose Effective
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II ;ttl ! St.
iiousii a:;d SIGN
work
.&Wii&-'-r&- (:one prompiiy,
fem cheapl.v. and at
.':s.rP S!lort ur)ce.
i; 9$v&$ -T-iR ?Vcs
'.i "0" Satisfaction
:;avk--;s' mi ran teed.
Wo soil only the finest and freshest
Groceries and IVui
suit
tho people. Cive us a call and be coa-
vi need.
J. s. Capeiieart & son.
CaleSs.
ioa can gtt yotiv meals at ali hours
by stopin at trie Hos-taurant near the
depot. First class accomodations
Mrs, Martha Simpson
Xj taunt Ht.
. Pliilip McDonald,
CUcanha- and Dying CiotliC'S. Work
done in ilrit uiass style and satisfaction
guaranteed or no pay. Cail area see
him. Prices low.
Any work sent by mail will receive
prompt attention.
BUCKLEN'S ARNI-'A SALVE
The Beet Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, Te" Chappe Hands,
J :ilblain3 Corns, 1 1 ail Skin Erup
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. It is guaranteed to give
perfectsatiofaction, or money refunded.
Price 23 cents per bos.
For sale by W. I Lo.ary. Drugniot.
Plmwlsh Spavin Liniment removes all
Hard. Soft, or Calloused Lamps and
Blemishes from iio. scs. blood Spavins,
Curbs, Splints. Sweeny, Riiv.(-bonc,
Stifles. Sprain:-:, ail swollen Throats,
C.iu.'dii... etc. Save 50 by use of one
bottk. Wan . nted the most wonderful
Blemish care known. Sold by V. I.
Leo. lra.'rc:irn, bldentou.
s&ti P.
Yaf'ttmf 'A
ta W fas
Slff? 13 THE BEST.
c-th'-r Fpeolp.li ic3 for
Ocntlcnitri, Ladles, I'-oy3
,'n 1 Hiss's lire ttie
Bosi In the World.
See descriptive a lvertiso
Ei. iit whieh appears iu this
Trie Sat-.stitcta.
0XM DOCOLA SHOE?,
d"ik; aainc ami price
""n. .fe-' - stamped ou bottom, hold by
F Oll SALE.
Two 1 vear old male Hoys,
Berkshire and White Chester.;;
I purchased them iu kennsyl
vania and can recommend them
to be thoroughbreds.
; For further information .apply to
J. N. Elliott,
Edenton, N. C.
FARM FOR RENT.
The Coke Farm now occupied
by Air. Ik F. Elliott.
It is one mile from Edenton.
Apply to Frank Wood.
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Pantego, PeHairen. nnectiiig with
Ste&rr.er Ilavru ):; for Haklej'vilie,
Aurora, South Or e-k , WahLin-ton and
iutei modictti lar. d iae.j. .
Steamer Plyruoui., dai!y, (exetpt
Sunday,) at 1":M p. m.. and ? p. ni for
Plyaioiitlv. Connecting with Steamer
Hertie ior .'. i ; -P-o r .
Steamer Warner. Ttajsdiy, Thais
day and Saturday for Caowsit,
River', Wedncaday for Avoca and Sal
mon Crock, and Monday and Fridaj
for Seuppernong River.
Norfolk passenger and freight satiorj
at Norfolk and Western Railroad Depot.
Througli tickets on sale and baeagt
checked to all prineipal points.
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EASTEKN C'AUOLIKA DISI'ATCH.
AND PASSEN(JEK KG LITE.
Regular line of steamers bet'. veer
New Berne, an 1 Elizabeth citv, A. &
N. C. R Ii., and v. N. & N. if. II.
Daily all rail service bet ween Edenton.
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Norfolk.
Through cars, as low rates and quicker
time than by any other route.
Direct all goods to be shipped by Eat
ern Carolina Dispatchers follows: From
Norfolk by N. & H. R. R; Baltimore by p
w. & B. e. it.; President St. Station.
Philadelphia by Pennsylyauia R. R.
Dock St. Station. New York by Penn
sylvania R. R., Pier 27 North River.
For further information appb
E. WOOD, Agent, Etlenton. N. th, or
to the General Office of the N. & S. R.
R. Co., Norfolk, Va.
31. Iv. KIN(L General Manager.
H. C. 1IUDGINS, G. F. & P. Agt.
$bemar!e Steam Navigation Co.
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OblO. II. WITIIivV, .MAsri-.R.
Leaves Edenton every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday at
4 a.m., connecting atTuuis"with
trains for Norfolk and Raleigh.
Connecting at Franklin with
trains for Norfolk, Raleigh and
Atlanta.
These are sure connections and
we hope the public will show
their appreciation bv patron
izing the "Old Reliable."
R. A. PRETLOWs
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JUST RECKIVKD.
A large lot of the above hand
some chairs by
L F. Z25GLER.
FURNITURE DEALER,
Wliich will be sold ior only
All those wishing a good smoke wilt
try my ;-t oiitixG Clcu cigar; the best
5 cent cigar on earth.
H. e. WILLIAMS.
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io tp-ninh am li.u- triimm d iv. the latest City
now prepa; v
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sent by us will reach you s.iklv rind -n Lime.
Tney will ycrmiuatc frocrly win n ynu have sown them.
And they will grow true to name.
If you arc one of those who do not know from experience
that ther e aic more than advertising churns, ask the Ex
periment vStatityi of your State how our seeds rank as to
purity,and then send us an ordera small one if you like.
If the mail or express doesn't deliver the package prompt
ly we duplicate the order duplicate it a dozen times if
neccessary.
We want to supply you with cveiy sted that yoes into
your garden or is needed on your farm. Our customers
through out the Southern States think we can supply them
a little better than anybody else. We would like "you to
make the acquaintance of our catalogue, tue one' 1'rof.
Price of Texas calls "the ideal seed hook." It isn't writ
ten for the North or the West. Free to any address.
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iilife And Vine
qJ&-'" Tobacco and Cigars.
Fresh Seer On Draught every day.
Your visits will he appreciated,
rio "Oysters stewed and on half-shell at all
hours,, up stairs, over Bar.
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Portraits Made to Order
and given away at our store.
Being desirous of showing our customers that we highly
appreciate their trade, will offer forkt short time to make you
1 crayon portrait from any picture you desire when you have
rarchased from time to time iS worth of goods. These
Portraits are made by artists of world wide reputation and
thev guarantee a correct likeness of the picture you bring us.
: Vrhere is no family but possesses pictures whichkire highly
treasured, and which they want copied but cannot always
afford to have the work done.
We have contracted for a large number of handsome
frames in anticipation of giving away a number of these por
traits, and can sell you one at a very low price.
Calkat once and get a Cash premium ticket before they
are all gone.
Our prices on goods are as low as the lowest, and wc want
your trade.
Don't forget, you can get them only of
New York Clothing Store,
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Broad St EDENTON, N. G
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Respectfully,
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