Fisherman & farmer. [volume], October 04, 1895, Image 7

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LETTER FROM SECRETARY
)!!(. (J.
BALTIMORE'S
PENNAN
T.
Monumental City Still Hold
The Championship.
JOY IN BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE AND CLEVELAND TO I
PLAY FOR THE TEMPLE
CUP.
IJOIHI.
It is the earnest desire of the
Association to have its hall and
The Baltimore base ball club
has apain won tli Moh-.,i
League Pennant. The beautiful
flag floats from the flag staff of
the American building:, and the
SPEEDPROGRAM.
The following is the pro
gramme of races that will take
place at the Eden ton Fair, and
we urge all to be present and required
"v-cxiiux uie laitMul "rooters
i. l-.l m. I a ro -i , . .1 ' . ,
n-ounu.s cruwueu wiui specimens uiiuwin? witn iov.
,t products ol our section and to 1 he team plaveel fast ball from
I onic tne sp cnclici contribu- the very beginning of the season
,i i. ,1 """"h" iuuu pusiiea hv i-ueniium
,uio inu'iv. juv.il u vuuiauic ami 1 i , ' p. 1
ink-resting icature to our i-airs. "1U' vvai generally picked , - : P"IU1U
and I wish to urge the necessity e Wlnn-r. The game which
of :i:aking entries tarly and re- clinched the chauiDionshin for
,1 . . I . . r
witness the interesting contests:
Tuesday, Oct. 22:
At 12 o'clock, Boy's Bicycle
race, for boys under 16 vearsr
half mile. Purse mnn
. . $5 00
... 2 to
Third premium 1 zn
T?,,..!. - J
uuuii uiemium 1
A
age, sex and color of the animal
should be given, with the names
of the sire and dam, if known,
and also the name and residence
of the owner.
The Society reserves the right
to change the program so as to
substitute one day's trial for an
other to meet the casualities of
the weather. Should the weath
er be so inclement on any day of
tne air veek as to prevent the
Manager from starting- the races,
such races, at the option of the
Executive Committee, may be
declared "off and the entrance
money for ihem refunded.
Four entries and three staiters
No money paid on a
TYPOGRAPHICAL KKROn. PEKHArS
Viewing the Farm Implements.
jonroLk
4 SOUTH KIIN
COMPANY.
Mail Train c ,
13
express Train lr.-
Daily (except Suiilari
Or.... T " . .. - J I
.orroik TI .m
UAILKOAD
Edenton
a. nj"
-Is this the horse jot
walk-over.
TOWN AND COUNTRY.
00
ci: t that all ntrirs lr mnrlp tlip Drinlcc. i j .i
. "wv. ----- wiiuiv.3 was piuyeu witn :New
ZrVZZ"' M"d.ly Yoik Saday last, Haiti-
r.,n1in1n, will nWnr,u v... I re Winning by a score of 5 to
l i V ' v ..... - ..... ' -. A V V V J J
the various committees (already
At 2. p. m. Trotting, mile
heats, 3 in 5; horses raised in
North Carolina. Purse S50.00:
First premium Sac 00
Serntirlnrpniinui . ,
c tcdj early Wednesday Baltimore and Cleveland will Third premium vrn
: 1 1 . i -it I 1 . - - I - J
inurir.ug mm earns ana riDDons now piay a series ot frames for th fourth nrem nm -
....a ...1,.,.. L . ' 0 " r w
At 3 p. m., Running- Race, for
attaciicd, wiicn award books will Temple cup
c: -. is.espectiuiiy,
J xo. C. Bond, Sec'ty
In many respects there is very
little difference between the life
of the farmer, or the countryman
generally, and the life of the in
habitants of our North Carolina
towns. And vet in some respect
there is some difference.
For instance the farmer has
many privileges that the inhab
itants of even small towns do not
enjoy. He can have his orchard,
his stock, his milk and butter,
his poultry and garden products,
EXCURSION RATES.
1 he railway and steamboat
lines will give the usual excur
sion rates for passengers, and
thus aid the managers in getting
out a big crowd and making- the
Fair a success.
Wood B. Byei
advertised?
t v ci.vi
01 i 1 . t-imiiip ti tj. ....
Wood B. Byer-There must hare t lbe aT Su,ucrji leavo Eden
been some mistake made io the print- i?-n , "v,8,an,r I'ljmoutb at
ing of the adrertisement. It said the FeVrv wVit JmUth Ti Mackey'a
uorse was nve years old and worth s I ROIJp i, Kr. n,J ZflKe for
vv uwiai . iMvio 1 you mean
nunared years old and worth fire dr
lars? Judffe.
TO REOPEN.
with teanr V l""M,?"
d I lersrillw 1 Ii.V.r i . Jor
Ivv 1 .'-twin, oouin Lieek an.l
V -hm8ton and intermediate Undine
a"d sieamer Bertie for Windanr k
Steamer WaKner. 12:45 P-m-.Tuendar
u v.a w I 1 V I
Riv
The Cranberrv irnn ,nJnM ;., n,ou Creek, and M il "!;
Low rates nf fnre will hiiI-p Jr XTcfQ t. '. . I for Scunnernono' - rmajr
MiuuinuiiH Carolina, wiiicn I Vorfn- oi .
-,:t,i r i 1 t. i t i ... , , . 1 rwuKer :s tat t
puMiuic mi muse miosc liounes ucch sum uowu lor three
are
an.l v-i.";. .oriolk
.. vCI 11 'Miliroaj I..lw L' : -t .
. . . I ..An . , I 1 (riL'in
. . . I . I . . IV r . 1 N. 'l J-ft T-v l . - - 1 1 111 An . 1
in. iiciifiiuuiiiisj or remote 1 j " "4v- unci uv n "jpviuu "sut unvt
" o - i j 1 Tk.A...l... .
large iorce 01 men.
COMMON SENSE SAVINGS. Purse,' To
Two Men Ciu'inatt'd
ville. X. C, a small
w.is consumed bv fire on
n.i v at o clock a. m.
Tues-
o'clock a. m. In the
iiu-'.s- was (rcorge Knight, of the
nci'il) .jrhood, and James Sloan,
of joiiL-sboro, both of whom were
ley were
drank and cremated. Tl
white lii'jn t good families. The
fire is supposed to have been
and manv thino-s whii-h the
Heats in each day's race may npnnlp ff frt, A , t
rr -w .1 1- I f -v iii. vuv. lunii uvj iivj l nave.
come off alternately, according to ; A . , . r ,
tl1P nrrc,.fM10 aioo. this he is fortunate, and the
Hir;r nrpnimm & I . .vl I 4- 1 i u a.
No n,atter how good the deaco,, Second nren
is, lie will look wise and oleased I Third nreminm e nnLi.J. :- t. to ... 3
r x j i incir ixjsmon. io nrem nmc hnvp tint
paid to distanced or ruled-out Qn the other hand the towns-
Horses, nnri n linr;e r mfannnnr
the field will receive only first peple 1,ave SOnie advatages
money. over tne country people 111 the
Races shall be governed by wa' of school and church con-
the rules of the National Trot- veniences, and some other things,
ting Association. But the country people should
All r- 47 X
Aii premiums tor speed classes not envy the townspeople on
win oe pam oy tne Treasurer on th- nf
At the distillery of Tom Ros
r, twelve miles north of Fay- if anybody suggests that he was Fourtli premium
X I ,1 i.i.t i . , . . . .
a pretty lively young fellow when
he was a boy. No matter how
pious he appears to be, his re
ligion will not be hurt by seeing!
the speed contests at our lair.
ise
1 bv their carelessness.
Seek the company of those
whose intercouse and eonversa
tiou will instruct, elevate and re
fine. See our fair because it
abounds in examples that will
stimulate, educate and gratify.
Saturday of Fair week, upon cer
tificate from the Finance Com
mittee.
Respect The Aged.
-- 1.1. 7 1 j 1 .
ine wnoie uie tiling- is
about equal. And what we wish
to say is this : Let neither towns
people nor country people envy
each other, nor be inimical the
We have a very big lesson to one towards the other, for there
learn, we big people in this big js need for the work and sphere
vuuti. xxiiva wc JHU5L UCJlll ai or all
He'll be there, you bet.
KILLED BY A BOILER EXPLO
SION.
Wednesday, Oct. 23:
At 12 o'clock, Bicycle Race,
open to all riders in District,
Experience a jewel, and it n ,. !5
.auuuUC5u,iunus oiten First nrpniill m . rrA. j " 7 7 7. W1 .
purchased at a bio- nrice But J 1 3 , - ucKim""S dim UUb li5 to There is sometimes a disposis
--. diil ottema premium o 2 c I cultivate rati enee -rit1i t1irvc I . .1 . . . .
the nvnprip,, ti,j,j - , er: . " on part ot t li e
.... ilv. KCt ui oui pcuuuui 3 75 wno are older than ourselves, country people to feel iealous
fair can be bought for a small fourth premium 2 50 True respect is born of patience. when the town flourishes but it
sum as compared with its worth. At 1 o. m . Trottino- mile 11 ,,as Placed 111 our keeping oueht not to be so.
heats, 3 in 5, 2:50 class. Purse Sme ag SU -?r"S t0 llourish Whenever towns flourish the
It is well to hone for sueeess $50.00: T 1Jr"tect .U"U1 "Ji.55 w country will flourish. Kvery ex-
First premium ooaZ t" "J "a eollar made and accumulated
Second premium 12 50 , r 11 T -i T 1! . Jl M tne towns makes a new chance
Dremium 7 cn A & ' Ior tne countryman to sell more
piCllllUIll 7 50 r.nll.f rl nr matter ixrlinf tli jm - ,
----tow. reauny wnac ne may oriug to
3di.iiinjc 10 oniseives may oe, no (market
At 2
much better to deserve it. That
is the motto we follow in the
conduct of the Edenton Fair.
A special from Way Cross, Ga.,
says: Henry Carpenter, a plant
svstem engineer, and three lies
rocs were killed by a boiler ex-
phsuMi early Tuesday morning at
a saw null near Alexauderville,
(':'... ua the west coast line of the
.1 . . . . 1. A
tin ostein. arnenier was
Third
Fourth premium. ... z
j samnrp to nnrse vps mnv ne n a j
. v, . uliirKC Anu so tne country
p. m., Trottimr, mile matter what strain it entails ups people, the farmers, are as mnrh
t - I TIT . .!. '
neats, 3 111 5, 2:40 class. Purse on our pauence. we must not benefitted by the prosperity o
100.00: torget tiiat a day may and prob- the towns as are the townsnennle
ably will come to us when we PrUtiV"ki i'fmQnf of
a-
n near
A kicker is generally a man
who is not busily engaged in any
"",,uv-M Wl "i own. i ne man T!. .,
i Mirer nrpviinun -
..... lllllllin , ...... .7Vy - till 1 w V.AV1VV,111V.11L UV.111 ciw
who kicks about our fair is do- Second premium 25 00 shall be old; when the mind will a low ebb, it is now an opportune
ing something he has 110 business Third premium 15 00 not be so quick to perceive and time to consider these things.
Fourtli premium 10 00 l. usianuing so reaay to There are seasons when some
duboro. na as we mn.ister to men, purely for political pur
s u. in.. JXUIiIlllltT. UlllC rnnse wnn are ill nnr Lreeninfrl i 1 1 r
Vntlilnn-ro,, k ,. , j 1 1 , - o 0 7 ; "-t""a uuscs, sceK 10 siir up nairea 01
i Dili 1 II cr pn n ne neenm t-vl ichor) I Iieotc - 111 - IJin-c-o Cr-..- I , 1 .11 1 I
Q 1 ! 44wc-Jj ilx x i" UOW, our IlimibirailOn Sliail Dd the ranntnr nPnrv1ft fAvride fl,
-.1 I III I -wiAxfc. 1.VU1V. WOVVU1UJ
without labor, and with it noth- First premium $25 00 seen by those following close bes townsneonle Surli men's menn.
iii. v .tiiji 1 1 1 r 1 . 1 . - . 1 1 11 - ------ - - - w
his engine while the Ulg 1S t0 dlfficult' but the man f,econd premium 12 50 hind, who will some day minis- ness is too detestable to be named
towns, to visit the Fair and see
the magnitude of the glory, prog
ress and supremacy of the age in
which we live, as easily, quickly,
pleasantly and cheaply as those
who reside at or near the
grounds.
The Edenton Fair this year
will bear the same relation to the
Albemarle sectiou, as the
World's Fair did to the country
at large. Like the patriot's
boast, "where'er we roam his
first best country is at home,"
every heart and eye and tongue
should ring with enthusiasm the
praises ot the Fair of 1895.
inose wuo miss tne fair tnis year
themselves will iie'er forgive,
And their regrets with years will grow
the stronger,
They'll repent of their folly as long as
they live,
And 110 one can tell how many years
longer.
OUT OF DATE.
1
V J O rr
'I shall send to the fair," said Parmer
Aaair,
Tl , .7 .
iiirounil t irbota .
checked to allprinciyrr
M!,-IIX CUtOMVl rvia.. ......
.'.1 A1V II.
PHHIftHT T.TTJV
AND PASSEXUEK KOUTR
New jjerne, aud Elizabeth cit,, A A
V' "-.and W. N. & X u o
Norfolk' e,phi' naIti"ore and
timlt ?"Kh.car8 88 ,ow ratenand q nicker
tJ'tiethan by any other route.
."'I" Kopds to l RhiP,Hd by Kaat
w : . y n- ; naitinu.rt. iv e
k-: President St. .Station.
A uiih iHinnia .... 11 .
A cabbage head, large and round. Dock St StTf !,? v UU?P
'Twill be hiyppct .in.) .,.1 .1.:.. :J , .t-'?.Uitlon-New York bv lVnn.
A bigger one ne'er can be found." iVr nmhi? V.'r ,,itf r
But why do vou send."' ,aid ., E. U OOIKA ' r0;!!
wise friend.
I think that his name was Jim Bowlders
"Why not take it yourself, and save vou
pelf
And carry the head on your shoulders."
i" ".ntla1I.u, of the N. h. 11.
K. (.0., Norfolk. Va.
M. K. KING, (lonerul Manager.
H.C. 11UDOINS, (. F. A p. AKt.
1. , . .
train was waitni'r for orders to Uliu "tgiecia to take advantage
caw tne saw mill, buddeuly 1 miuiues ior seeing
tiu-large saw mill boiler exploded how labor can be abrido-ed
fMltl 'lrniMif-or'i: lti-ol i-oc K1rvi-n i tnn... 1. 1 1 1
vduw.! o nv.nv.1 vvuo uiuivu unuuu in ccuun i cai contrivances
a and jellied into smithereens, that are exhihitH nf fa;
'....) i. i ,.i "
, - , littinsr by mam streno-fh whnt
The r-au UL accompiisned with the
tinve negroes, employes of the ea.se ol lever power
saw mill, were hurled into the
third premium 7 50 ter to us. The years t'O bv verv Let the town love the country
Fourth premium 5 00 quickly aud the position of the and the country love the town.
1 - 1 -
young and the old and young is and we shall all be more con
soon reversed. Then we shall tented, more useful and happier
tully realize what a loving touch, withal. Scotland Neck Demo
what little acts of kindness, what crat.
and it could hardly be recognized
as that of
a w
air by the explosion and their
niaiiL'led ' bodies were thrown
some distance.
MUSIC AT THE FAIR.
The assurance we have of bet
ter times means an increased in
terest, an enlarged exhibit, and a
multiplied attendance at the
coming Edenton Fair Let the
Music hath its charms. people all turn out. There are
Thv'iv's sure no mission in the human amine accommodations for nil
soul , . ...
i:ut finds its food in music. auu prices oi evervtinng are
Nothing so absorbs the atteu- reasonable.
tion, so beguiles the hours and
so enlivens an occasion of this
kind, to those who admire
music, as the strains of melody
produced by a good brass baud.
The Society will take extra
pains to provide a suitable musi
cal program, one that will fasci
nate by its extent, and general
gaiety and lovelinoss. Our vis
rtors can thus divide their time
between listening to sweet strains
t soul inspiring music, and
viewing the interesting features
of education and amusement that
will abound.
ihen.- is a charm, a power that sways
the breast;
liuls v.'very passion revel or be still;
h'-l'in s with rage, or all our cares dis
solves;
'-'an sooth distraction, and almost de-
srair;
That power is music.
Tlie entertainment will not be
con lined to musical performances
but there will be an exhibit of
the instruments ol music, and
the wares, productions and in
ventions of musical tradesmen.
A HORRIBLE DEATH.
James Rollins, aged 23 years,
et a sudden and horrible death
Sunday night on the farm of
-uilo Ande:son, located in a re
mote portion of the county near
Boyce Station, Tennessee. Rol
hns was thrown from a frighten
ed mule and trampled to death
uuder its hoofs.
Advertise! That's the way to
Push your business.
Such is the spirit of our age
that all that is new, novel and
attractive, in art, science, inven
tion and sports, must be exhibits
ed at our fairs," in order to satisfy
the peonfe who natron ve nnd
support them. Managers must
recognize this demand and meet
it. The people will not be satis
fied with old methods or scenes
The panorama must be kept
moving, and new features and
pictures must be presented each
year in order to satisfy the pro
gressive notions of our people.
The managers of this fair realize
the situation they are in, and
will strive to make it this year as
broad, as high and as splendid as
possible.
Fair week well spent brings joy and
content,
An increase of pleasure and learning;
But fair week neglected, whatever is
expected,
Biings a year of sorrow and yearning;
KO WORDS WASTEtt
Thursday, Oct. 24:
At 1 p. m.. Trotting, mile
heats, 3 in 5, three minute class
Purse 50.00:
First premium .$25
Second premium 12
Third premium. 7
Fourth premium 5
At 2 p. m., Trotting, mile
heats, 3 in 5, free to all. Purse
$200.00:
d:4. -
x iist picmnmi IOO OO
Second premium. - 50 00
Third premium 30 00
Fourth premium 20 00
00
5o
So
00
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castorla.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castorla.
When she became Hiss, she clung to Casfioria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castorla.
A man's individuality is what
brings him success, but the indU
vidual that stays away from out
Fair is looking backward to
wards failure and dispair.
Runnings
half-
Purse
At 3 p. m
mile, 2 in 3, free to all.
$30.00:
I.':
i "si premium ..15 00
Second premium 10 00
Third premium c 00
Friday, Oct. 25:
At 12 m., colt race, two years
old. Purse $30.00.
At 2. p. m., Matcir Running
race.
At 3 p. m., mule raceu Purse
20.00:
First premium.-. $10 00
Second premium 7 50
Third premium 2 50
All entries for these trials of
speed must be made with the Sec
retary of the Society on. or before
5 o'clock p. m. of the day pre
vious to the race, and be accom
panied by ro per cent, in cash of
the whole purse, except where
otherwisestated.
In entering horses, the name,
cf !?V m pa kt Mi nr.
iliss Shoppy What size?
a constant presence, what true
consideration and respect means
to the aged soul! The attentions
which the aged sometimes de
mand may be a little exacting at
times. But let us rejoice that we
are given an opportunity to re
turn some consideration to the
life from which we sprung, and
111 part to meaure the blessings
which were poured on us night
and day when we were helpless.
Nothing that can come into the
memory of man or woman can
be more precious than the re
membrance that, when we had
the opportunity, we did all we
could do, in respect, love and ten
derness, lor those who preceded
us into a greater life to come.
They welcomed us to this earth:
we bade them farewell from it.
But they will welcome us again,
and our welcome there will be
much in the way as we bade blorc Forcible Than Polite
tnein lareweii iiere. We live
m
8CJPERFl.COr8 CAt'TIOW
Ibemarie Steam Navigation Co.
won i :iijx.i :
OhO. 11. WITIIKY, Masti-k.
Leaves Kdenton every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday at
4 a.m., connecting at Tunis with
rains for Norfolk aud Ralcmh.
Connecting at Franklin with
Mistress (to new pirl who is abont irai"s lor rs orlolk, Raleigh and
to taite a walk witn the two children) I Quanta.
Now, Nina, be sure not to let any
gtrang-ers kiss my Lisa or dear littli
Charley. Flieeende lilaetter.
The vast majority of the peo
ple in this section of North Car
olina have, 110 doubt, seen baK
loon ascensions, and for this rea
son there will be no balloon as
censions this year at the Fair.
Other and newer attractions in
abundance. Come and see them.
THE GROUNDS.
Silas This! Judpo.
here now, but not for always.
And the more tender our fare
well of them the more loving
will be their welcome of us.-
Edward K. Bok, in Ladies Hovie
Journal.
A Yadkin county correspou
dent of the Statesville Landmark
tells how a widow resented tie
thought that she would like to
marry again: "One of our wealthy
and influential citizens a wid
. n i
ovver reren r v rn pn on a
m m m -m . . I "7 - -w v
iwo tJiiHiren uurncu to elderly lady with a view to mat
IJl l l II. runnntr UHion clin Vm.mJ ,.,V.n4.
i iiiiysiiy . v 11V.U OHV. 1UUUU
he was after she deliberately
i wo cnuaren o t Andrew walked to the kitchen and out on
i 3 r I . .
loung, a coioiea iarmer living a kettle ot water, and when it
in Princess Ann county, Va., a Lwas thoroughly boiling she pro-
Doy ana a gin, agea 7 ana 9 years l ceeded to scare him awav bv
respectively, were mirned tolpounno- the boilino- water on
death last Saturday night under I him belore he knew what was
most distressing circumstances, j up.
in some way tne House caught on
fi rp nnd rncrpttipr witTi itc onn
tents, was entirely destroyed, the I WentV YeaiS FfOOt,
screams of the children awaken- Tutt's Liver Pills keep the bow-
JIIX l""cula KJllly IHlime IO ole 1 n nifii m nti'nn J
.1, . .. I v-i. axi iiavui ailliuuunaiiu vlCciilSU
the system of all impurities An
t 1 . r 1
CURE FOR HEADACHE. aDSOm cure ior sick neaaacne,
As a remedy for all forms of Head- dvSpepSia, SOUf Stomach, COn-
therybS. "iSS S" StiPati0Q
cure and the most dreaded habitual sick I i
headaches yield to its influence. We
urge all who are afflicted to procure a R. P. mJtVi fMlocVunv T
bottle, and give this remedy a fair trial. . , ' "w
la cases of habitual constipation Elec- wntes I don t knOW how I COuld
trie Bitters cures by giving the needed j -.l t 1. t. 1
tone to the bowels, and few cases long " WltnOUt them. I have had
resist the use of this medicine. Try it T Iwr ,cM .r
once. Large Dottles only Fifty cents at I -ww-v.. v.. nv-Hijr
W. I. Leary's Drugstore- 2 vears. Am now ntirplv nirml.
Tutt's Liver Pills
The Fair grounds are beauti
fully located at the head of Main
Street, within a hundred yards
of the railroad. Our buildings
are large and handsome. Our
main building is a twoNstory oc
tagon and will accommodate
thousands. We have larre and
well constructed box stalls for
trotting horses, and good accom
modations for all other stock and
poultry.
With our large and commo
dious buildings, our fine cattle
sheds, our spiendid race track
our excellent water, and with our
earnest endeavor to accommo
date exhibitors, they cannot but
be pleased with a visit. Our
lalf-mile track is perfectly leve
has easy curves, with a long
straight home stretch. There
will be many amusements.
CLOSED ON SUNDAY.
The genius of advertisement, work
!ng in the brain of a Hrooklyn mer
chant, 'has inspired a novel application
of the ancient "sandwich man" device.
He has equipped a big Newfoundland
dog with sandwich boards and turns it
loose to wander at will about the city
streets. The dog is unusually large
and handsome. Fastened on its back
is a white oilskin coat, fashioned like
an ordinary dog blanket, except that it
Is so long as to almost sweep the
ground, and painted thereon, in vivid
colors, is an advertisement of the busi
ness of the dog's owner. The dog
seems to know his business, too, for he
spends most of his time trotting up
and down the shopping district of Ful
ton Btreet, where the crowds are thick
est. He is 'good-natured and frater
nizes with the children who accom
pany the shoppers, and ia manv wav
makes himself conspicuous and ihua an
These are sure connections and
"ul' jjumic win snow
their appreciation by patron
izing the "Old Reliable."
R. A. PRETLOW,
Sup't.
You can
Write
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to us for anything in the I!
Printing line and get it as H
promptly aud cheap as by
calling at the office. '
Why?
I tccau.se We make a Spe
cialty of
Mail
Orders.
What are you doing for the
coming lair?
The question of the Sunday
opening of the Atlanta Exposi
tion lias been settled by an
overwhelming vote for closing.
VERY APPROPRIATE.
A correspondent asks: "What
should a bow legged man do ?"
This is a hard question to
answer, but when he hasn't got
anything else to do he should
be whooping for wider styles in
trousers. Washington Star.
if
Mothers' Friend "
I have been a midwife for many
years, and in each case where "MOTH
ERS FRIEND" was used accomofished vot-
dars ami shortened labor and lessened pain, it
is the best remedy for RISING OF THE
BEEAST known, and worth the price
for that alone.
Mrs. M. M. Brewster, Montgomery, Ala.
Sent by Exvress or mail, on recelot of orice.
Sl-OOper tottl. Book "To Mothers" mailed
free.
BRAOFIELO REGULATOR OO., ATLANTA, OA.
old by au sxtraazm.
SOMETHING NEW
EDENTON.
FOR
J. W. Spruell has just openec
a nrst class Peed Store on the
corner of Broad and Water Sts.
where the public can be summed
with Hay, Corn, Meal, Oats, Ship
stun, uran, Cotton seed meal,&c.
at the very lowest market prices
iso Keeps on hand Lime, Pricks
pmngies, Posts, Sealing, Floor
ing, &c. Wood will be furnish
ed at low prices.
I have also built a jrood lot o
stables for the convenience of the
public, where their horses can
taken careof at a small cost, and
be safe and protected from the
bad weather.
iuniDe men will find it to
their interest to call and get my
prices, roods delivered free to
any steamer, train or anywhere
in town.
I have also a chicken depart
ment where a nice lot of fat
chickens are daily kept at market
prices.
ive me a call when in need of
my goods and accommodations
Respectfully,
J. W. SPRUELL.
FOR SALK.
Three building lots on West Church
street.
One house and lot corner Church and
Mosely streets, and two on Moselv
si reei.
All will be sold on easy terms.
Apply to J. W. Spkcell.
lumber 1? antes! V
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