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FISHERMAN & FARMER
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A. H. MITCHELL-
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ELIZABETH CITY. Feb. 4, 1898
The Teller Reso
The Good lution tha
Die Youn;'. passed the Sen
ate last week
and so soon found its doom in
the House, was all mighty pret
ty reading to the Free Silver
folk, but it proved as empty as
Senator Pritchard's promises
The Resolution provided that
all bonds of the Unit.d States
should be payable, at the option
of the government, in silver;
thus virtually creating a silver,
or double, standard. Most oi
the Senators who voted for the
Resolution, heartily favor Free
Coigage ; others declared that
their vote for this measure did
not bind them to the Democratic
principle; while others voted
Aye simpU because it was a good
opportunity to pose as a friend
to the whiie metal, while secret
ly in opposition. Theie never
was the ghost of a chance that
the Resolution would pass a hos
tile J louse ; and had it passed,
by any hook or crook, President
McKinl y's ready veto would
have checked effectually further
legislation. The vote merely
showed that Free Coinage is
sleeping, not dead
To one who cas
IMouthy ually reads the
31 ; iiilxis. tedious reports
of an inactive
Congress, the question naturally
suggests itself, why is Congress
ineil? Our highest legislative
body appears to be a political
contention rather than a debate
of law makers. Scarcely a day
passes but some member of the
upper or .especially the lower
house blazes away with his min
ature lightning, gains a moment
of notoriety, and is forgotten.
It is this class of long-haired,
long eared cavillers that bring
about our woes: piosperity
would be eternal if no one denied
it. To create discontent and
worry imagine tney are pres
ent. I'ersonal grievance, politi
cal venom, ineffectual satire,
all must be aired at public ex
pense. Many representatives
imagine that Congress is a place
for their asinine qualities to be
placed on exhibition to the
world at large, else a stepping
stone toward something higher.
Not a few geniuses have been
hampered in political life by
hasty speeches made in Con
gress, and fewer still rise to any
thing higher by means of Con
gressional prowess. The coun
try woald fare better if our rep
resentatives dealt more in parli
amentary courtesy and less in
personal venom.
Is mankind de
generating ? In
a paper read be
Aii Idle
Theory.
fore the Buffalo
Academy of Medicine, Ur. E. T.
Rulison declares that the un
healthy and the vicious classes
are increasing more rapidly than
the desirable ones ; that our dan
ger to-day is the overwhelming
increase of imperfect physical
and mental beings, not finance
or other questions of statecraft.
We are protected by law Irom
crime and contagious diseases :
why should that protection not
be extended to guard civiliza
tion from the effects of ill advised
marriages? for undoubtedly the
' vicious aud the unhealthy spring
from such unions. To effect
this Dr. Rulison suggests that
all children shall be divided into
three classes when they reach
the age ot thirteen years: (a)
those physically and mentally
strong, with a history of no lies
reditary disease for three gen
erations ; (b) those having the
same qualifications as the first,
jut with a clear health record
crly to grandparents ; (c) all
others. Then stringent laws
should be enacted forbidding
intermarriage between classes.
Of course class (c) would - pre
dominate for many years ; final r
ly, however, (a) and (b), ever
tending to grow stronger, would
eliminate their puny rival. Ex
cellent ! we all exclaim. Excel
lent in theory. But how would
such a scheme work in reality ?
Will a Fedeial injunction reach
Dan Cupid and his mischief
making arrows, do you suppose?
How many years would pass be
fore we should become a perfect
people ? Alas and alack ! we
must continue to-marry, raise
our . ever-weakening progeny,
and die in the old fashioned way.
But. after all, is n't it good
enough?
A DAY WITH LUMBERMEN.
By special invitation of Mr. H. C.
Iludgius," the general freight and pas
senger agent of the Norfolk & South
ern -Rail oad Company, it was the
pleasure of the Editor of the Fiiherman
it Farmer to accompany to EdcHtou
on Monday last that unique acd jolly
organization of Lumbermen from Ohio
and -Pennsylvania, known as the "IIoo
Hoo" order, or Union Association of
Lumber Dealers. This famous orde
comprise the best known and most
orominent lumber dealers in me coui
try, and is represented in every slate
in the Union from Oregon to Main
and Michigan to the Gulf. The order
was originally start !d by nine snow
bound lumbermen for a pastime, but
has spread so rapidly that it bids fair
to boil over the limits of memoersmp
it fir;t fix-d. namelv. Q.9'J9. The dues
of the order are 99 cents a year and
initiation 9 99; in fact, it is said that
anything that has a nine in it is lucky
to a Hoo Hoo. The Association has
been holding its annual meeting at
Columbus, O., and being accus'.omed
for years pabt to take an excursion
after the Convention, they came to
visit the towns and mills of the South.
The train that brought them here
was composed of three Pullman sleep
ers, a day coach and a buffet, and the
travelers were about 120 members of
the Union, a few railroad men, several
mvited guests, aud just nineteen la
iics wives of the excursionists. The
v.hole party was in charge of Col. II.
C. Iludgins. The train, in charge of
.oaductor 1 13. Luke aud Engineer
tieo. uuuou, left Norfolk at 6:25 a. m.,
arriving at lilizabeth City 10:50. Here
the party was ioined by the membeis
ut the press of this town, a few lumber"
wieu and others, and after vi.iting
several of the mills, left promptly at
11 o'clock for lidenton, arriving there
at 12 m. Here the party was met by
Mr. J. W. Hrauning, I'resiuent of the
banning Manufacturing Company
and Mayor of Kdenton, who gave them
a hearty greeting. The different mills
were inspected by many of the party,
while some went about viewing the
places 01 interest of the old historic
town, aud Others spent the r time in
amusement, getting the small colored
oys boxing each other and scramb
ling for pennies and nickles causing
e ery one present to roar with laugh
ter. In fact, they get fun out of any
thing. At 2 o'clock the party came
together at the Opera House, where Mr.
Hrauning had prepared an oyster din
ner, and that it was enjoyed is best
shown bv the fact that ten gallons of
the bivalves were consumed. After
diuuer, several speeches were made,
Mr. W. D. Pruden welcoming the visi
tors in behalf of Mr. Brauning. This
was responded to by members of the
Association and otheis, closing with
three cheers for their host. At 4: 15 the
ra u pulled out for Noifolk an l be
fore another hour had passed we haj
to part with them.
To say, our trip with the lumbermen
and their ladies was a plcasaut one
would mildly express it. We never
had better, and desire here to extend
to Col. Iludgins, the genial gentleman
of the N. & S. R. R., who so kindly ex
tended us the invitation to join the par
ty, our sincere thanks for such a de-
ightful trip, and to President II. O
Norris, of the Union Association, for
ourtesies extended. c also thank
Mr. L. K. JIawes, Secretary of the As
sociation, for the introduction he gave
s to each of the party, whom we found
to be genial gentlemen and wide
awake business men, and their ladies
uite charming.
OASTORIA.
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MANTEO.
Items of a Personal aud Newsy
Character.
Whew! Oh-how cold. Must
be snowing up north.
The sloop yacht "Ethel," of
Philadelphia, was hauled on
Creel's railway last Friday for
repairs.
Miss Helen Evans was taken
very ill last Thursday night.
The family physician was called
in and soon relieved her.
There was quite a number of
commercial drummers in town
last week. They must think a
Lrge run of shad are coming
this spring.
Messrs. Win, H. Wheatty and
II. S. Mathews, left last Friday
night for their home in Wash
ington, D. C. They reported
having a jolly" good time at
Camp Sawyer.
Messrs. G. E. Blanchard and
G. B. Chaplin, of Providence, R.
I., left for their home last Mon
day night. They had a few
day's good shooting at Pea Is
land, under the direction of
Messrs. Etheridge aud Hayman,
managers ot the Pea Island Gun
ning Club.
A sad accident happened to
Mr. Robert Gaskill and a Mi.
O'Neal, of Ha'teras, last Satur
day night. They came to this
place to get a boat to fish in du
ring the spring, and on their re
turn had the misfortune to be
upset in the sound off Pea Is
land life saving station, wnere
they had to remain on the cap
sized boat until about 9 o'clock
Sunday morning. They were
rescued by Messrs. Claude Jones
and Wilson Harrell, 01 East
Lake. After being taken to the
station they were properly cared
for. Mr. Gaskill was nearly
frozen when found.
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THE WEEK AT EOEHTDH-
Winter is here with a veiv
geance.
See ad. of the Elliott Printing
Company.
Quite a number ot shad in
market on Saturday.
The Citv Council will be in
session on Friday next.
Mr. Millard F. Bond spent
Wednesday in Norfolk.
Our fishermen saved a large
quantity of ice this week.
T h e "is-it cold-enough for-
you" fiend is abroad in the laud
The Board of Commissioners
will meet' at the court house on
Monday next.
Ouite a number of Edentoni
ans attended the Union Meeting
at Rocky Hock last Sunday.
The Broad Street Methodist
Churcli are issuing a veiy neat
card of invitation to
strausrers
to worship in their sanctuary
Mrs. Upton, Mrs. Faushaw,
and Mrs. Geo. Williatuston, of
Berkley, are the guests of Mr:
Mark Upton, on West Queen
street.
Mrs. Mabel E. Jewell, of Eliz
abeth City, spent several days
in Edenton this week, the guest
of Mr. aud Mrs. Jas. R. Elliott,
on Magnolia street.
Mr. D. W. Raper spent several
days in Berkley, Va., this week.
lie will soon" begin the erect, on
of a planing mill at that place,
to be run 111 connection with his
retail yard.
A private school has been
started at "Byrd's Fork" by the
people of that neighborhood,
aud Miss Lvdia Bateaiau has
been employed as teacher. The
first session will begin next
Monday.
Among those who accompa
nied the excursion of lumber
dealers from Elizabeth City to
Edenton, we had the pleasure of
meeting Capt Geo. V. Derick-
son, Mr. Clay Foreman aud A.
H. Mitchell, of the Fisherman
& Farmer. A more clever trio
it would be hard to find.
The Unioa Association of
Lumber Dealers they of "Hoo
IIoo" fame, v sited Edenton on
Monday last on their annual ex
cursion, inspecting the large
saw mill plants throughout the
South While here, they were
the guests of the Brauning Man
ufacturing Company, who gave
them a banquet at the opera
house". After spending a few
hours viewing the mojjern mills
of the Branniug Co., and seeing
the sights of the town, they left
for their next point, Charleston,
S. C.
'To Cure Constipation Forever.
T:v1e Giscarets Candy Cathartic. 10c or25e.
It C. C. C. fait to cure, druggists refund money
KIIAWBOKO.
Miss Mamie Dawson of N'.-w
Berne is visiting Miss Margaret
Bell.
Mr. Neil Ferebee of E. City
has been staying with friends
here during this we.k.
Misses Kate Wood of Edenton
and Ethel Scott of E. City is
visiting Miss Mary Shaw.
Mr.. Bransley Gray, of North
West, and Miss -Mamie ;Wilson
of Moyock, spent Tuesday night
at Mrs. J. J. Ferebee's.
Miss Sallie Perry of E. City,
came here Tueslay and spent
the night with Mrs. J. J. Fere
bee, to attend the Drama.
The Drama was not given on
Tuesday night owing to the
cold weather but was played
Wednesday night before quite
an appreciative.. audience. The
Miller's Daughter, a drama in
four acts that was played was a
success. Those who took part
was as follows. Mr. Derwent, Mr.
R. E. Flora ; Mrs. Derwent, Miss
Sue Bray ; Elsie Derwent, Miss
Margaret Bell : Beauty Lynn,
Miss Ophelia Howell ; Dickey
Brown, Mr. Neil Ferebee ; Lord
Harrington, Dr.V. H. Cowell ;
Squire Thoratou, Mr. Doc Co
well ; Mountain Mag, Miss
Meuerva Allen : Humped Tem,
John Snowden ; Joe, Willie
Grandy; Lady Isabel Hyde, Miss
Bessie Morgan ; Lord Hyde, Mr.
C. D. Morgan. After the play
wau over the club presented
Mrs. J. J. Ferebee with a silver
butterdish for her trouble she
took in training the characters
in the play. Dan.
Moyock News.
Prepared Especially for Fisher
ermm & Fanner Readers.
Mr. Willie Bentoarweut to
Norfolk Tuesday.
Mr. C. R. Vaudecarr, .was in
the village Monday. , -
We are glad to report Miss
Rinnie Fure improving.
Mr. M. C. Poyner went to Nor
folk Saturday orrbusiness.
Mr. Joseph Mclntire has mov
ed his family from Moyock to
New Jersey.
Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Snowden's
little child is very ill at Snow
deu's Station.
The fishermen here are pre
paring for business as soon as
the Spring opens. ;-
-Mr. Henry Duley and Mr
Watkins, of Hickory Va., spent
last Sunday in Moyock; 'i
Miss Mamie and Addie 'Wilson
returned home last Wednesday
after a plea'sant visit to Fairfield,
N. C. . 'u-
Miss Alice Poyner and Mtss
Lena Wilson are visiting friends
and relatives in Norfolk this
week.
Mr. Edgar West was in Mo
yock Saturday ; he was paralized
last summer but is much im
proved. Miss Eula Pritchard of, So-tth
Mills, spent several days in
Moyock last week visiting rela
tives and friends.
Currituck C. H. is being re
built and enlarged and provided
with "all the modern improve
ments. It will be a cost to the
County of about $8,000; quite an
item.
Mr. Walter Wilson of Indian
Creek met with the misfortune
to accidently get his smokehous
burned while smoking ba
con one night last week. It was
quite a loss as it contained all
his meat lor the year. C.
Everybody Says So
r ; . fs ( 'amlv Cathartic, the most, won
J "1 t'v;ti hscovery of the ape. p cas
.i i nl'r. s'.ratr to the ta.si e, act peiitly
:-:'tiv- 'y on kidneys, liver and. howels,
-i: t'ne entire syt in, -dispel colds,
i.'-xt :;ci:t lovi i', ii:ilil.n:il onslipation
il ioii';n(" s. Please buy and try a box
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COIN JO UK.
The saw mill of this place has
laid over sawing for some time
to our regret.
Mr. B. C. Rensey with his two
sisters and father, have moved
id his new house on Bank street.
We aie sony to . say the eni
neer of tng Virginia is home
sick with his family at,this place.
Nr TA1 If
.:r. ncunona opry oi upper
Coinjock, is going to move to
his daughters at Tiills Creek,
the widow of the lite E. F.
Humph res of that place.
The firm of Rinsey & Barco,
wood aud iron mechanics at this
place are dissolved by mutual
consent, Rinsey having business
of other importance, withdrew
aud pulled one of lus? irons out
of the fire.
The present cold snap is rough
on early garden vegetables out
it is an ill wind that blow no
person any good. Our fishermen
are taking ice from the ponds
and storing it away for warmer
days in the future.
Coinjock Baptist Church has
a new preacher, Rev. Mr. Deavs
enport from Columbia, Tyrrell
county. We think he is the right
man in the right place. He has
organized a Ladies Missionary
Society at this place that bids
fair to do much good.
Mr. Editor, I beg a space in
the columns of your valuablepa
per as I want to let onr neigh
bors know that we are not lying
idle while they are on the hustle.
Our farmers are beginning to
repair their hot beds for early
sweet potatoes and hauling mar-
nure for Irish : potatoes. Our
early gardeners have1 peas aud
other garden seed up Onion
sets out and growing , nicely.
CaVbage plants ready-Tor trans
planting as soon as" Spring-
makes her first peep.
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The readers of this paper will
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all its stages, and that is Ca
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Hall's Family Pills are the
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Mr. . Humphrey Griffin and
family has moved in Perquimans
county near Winfall.
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On the 19th of January a very
aged colored man in this section
departed this life, Robert Twine
known by a great many, he was
91 years of age.
Mr. G W. Hobbs, has gone to
Edenton to make it his home. He
hasa situation with H. W. Hur
die, in the butcher business.
We wT5sh him much success al
though we missTiim very much
from our midst.
In Memory of a Dear Brother
Departed this life January the
20th 1898, i,; Chowan county
near Amboy P. O., Mr. Josiah
Bunch, an aged citizen aud h:gh
ly esteemed gentleman, was be
liked by all that knew him. He
was one of the oldest men inxthis
section, being 83 years of age; he
left a wife, one brother, one sis
ter, two tons and 4 daughters
and a host of relatives to mourn
their loss. His remains were
taken to the Twine Graveyard
near the place he lived and his
funeral services will take 'place
on the second Sunday evening
in March 1898, Rev. W. B.
Waff to conduct it.
Josialihas left us here
In loneiiniSb so great,
This dismal sphere, a sad lien- yeai ,
Of eighteen hundred aud ninety eight.
His parting brcalh we watched in death
With aching hearts and anxious fears
While near the close in sweet repose
Though also calmv he appears. "
A home on high beyond the sky,
He has prepared far all thats Hue,
Then may we all abey the call,
And do whatever we find to do.
uur saviour aear is ever near,
And willing now through love divine;
To help us all great and small,
To say Thy will le done not mine.
W.J. B.
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No one live a su'Ftr with miiivliu. .
disease is quickly and permanently Ci.it d
liy Browns' Iron Iiittc rs. Every dkffuo of
the blood, nerves and stomach, chronic
or otherwise, succumbs to Urowns' Jnni
Bitters. Known and usd for nearly a
quarter of a century, it stands to-dav fore
most anion" our most valued remedies.
Browns' Iron Bitters is sold by all dealers.
MILLINERY"
NOTICE.
we wisn to announce to our
T T 1
friends, patrons and the public
mat we nave moved irom our
old stand on Main street, and
will be found-up stairs oh Water
street. Our entrance is between
Messrs. Sawer & Jones and L
eiig. we win De ntted up
with handsome millinery par
lors, and will continue to carry
the largest and most complete
selected stock of millinery in
the city, with the most exclu
sive Parisiali designs in trimmed
hats and bonnets. We not only
go to the metropolis . every sea
son, out we receive ideas .and
designs direct from Paris, where
all -tyle originates.-
Thanking you one and all for
your liberal pa'ronage, and ask
ing a contitiuenee of same, we
remain the leading milliners of
the city,
tf. M. HILL & CO.
Stock to the amount of $35,000
has been subscribed for a cotton
mill at Kinston, N. C.
This is the complaint of
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Repairing harness, umbVellas
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
The next nieetiug of the Cho
wan Baptist Uuion meeting
will meet with Shady Grove
Church. Cuirituck county.- in
May.
Master Dan. Jennings, living
near Berea Church, continues
quite ill.
Miss Louisa Harris, of the
Fork, this connty, is the gu:st
of Mrs. J.G. Harris, near Okisko
Mr. J. W. Davis has opeued a
store near Berea church.
Mr. William Sawyer, of Great
Bridge, Va., is visiting relatives
in the county.
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taken in time will prevent
Sick Headache.
dyspepsia, biliousness, malaria,
constipation, jaundice, torpid
iver and kindred diseases.
TUTT'S Liver PILLS
ABSOLUTELY CURE.
DR. C. P. BOGERT
-Surgeon and Mechanical
DENTIS1
Edenton, N. Q-
Patients visited when requested
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similating ihcTood andncgufci
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Promote s "DiesUcn.Chccrful-
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KOT NARCOTIC.
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A perfect Remedy for Constipa
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Worms .Convulsions .Feverish
ness and Loss OF SLEEP.
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T pie and booklet free. AH. sn i!J 'MJ l!F1IKIV I O.. rhirairo. Montreal. I an., nr New Vnrk. tu
If you feel bad in the morning and want a bracer
And gives new life
to the nerves.
3 arge (Doses
for IO cts.
See that every Bottle is Stamped with 3 Sprigs of Celery
PREPARED BYYEKE
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iMANUFACTURKR OF
BUGGIES, WAGONS, CaRTS,
s Eeacb. "W"ixeels, Etc. s
Repairing a specialty.
Having enlarged my shop and added more toals and
slock, I am now prepared to do more work than ever.
And with over Twenty Years of Experience in the
Blacksmith Business
I can do from the lightest Carriage Forging to the heaviest
mill, machine or marine forging. I guarantee satisfac
ion both in price and quality.
tALL WORK DONE PROA P5LY.1-
tdlPGive me a call before going elsewhere. Don't for
get where I am located on Poindexter Street,
To visit the store
MAIN STREET,
You'll find a full stock of
which I am ofiering at rock bottom prices. Call and you will
find anything usually kept in a first-class Urocery store
THE CITY
The Choicest Meats
It will be to your interest ) j LOWEST CASH PRICES )
to give us your orders. J ( IN THE CITY. J
e Fresh Vegetables a specialty. a
POLITE ATTENTION J o PROMPT DELIVERY !
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jg "just as good" acd "will answer every pov
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