Fisherman & farmer. [volume], June 10, 1898, Image 5

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And AH in a Heap'
Those commonly made, cheap
. nnrnrted bicvcles that don't
give satisfaction- Good Bicyc
1 es don't have to drop, they give
nf faction, anil one sells and
other, so no surplus stock a
cumulates. Good wheels srll-
better where thc-v are known
and r'dden ; their merits show
.m and tin iieoti! who know a
i' i i
orood thiur after it lias been
2t O
proved want it .m l nothing else
CRAWl'UK J lii-ycies nave
been tried teste.! and proven the
standard of the world for cheap-
ness and anal it v. If vou are
thinking of purchasing, it will
pav vou to temciiilji'r
HATHAWAY BROS.,
C RAWFU ilJ uievcles are
rlif.-m as the cheapest good as
the best.
News Adrift.
PICKED UP BY OUR REPORT
WHO ARE ALWAYS
n "THE SV.'IYT."
...... Richard nio:r.i,of Manko
is i i v ie city to-day.
lAc Walter Cohoon, ha5 r
tur.H5 from Wake I-orcst.
yi: ".and Mrs. L. C. Oakley are
net.
r-tlie week at Fairfield,
N.
Mr. 1
from . i
Reiki.'!.
Lamb has
returned
College
at
Mrs, L. A. Winder and Miss
Hlla May James are visiting in
Baltimore.
Mr. John L. Sawyer is confin-.
ed at his home on Main street
with sickness.
Mrs. Rascoetmd Miss Twine,
of Windsor, left Wednesday visit
f riends at Winfall.
Mr. P. C. Cohoou was here
this week on a visit to his
mother and sisters.
Mrs. J. C. Cantwill has gone
to for Shawboro to spend a few
days with friends.
Misses Sadie Wilcox and Mae
and Clara Weeks have returned
home from college.
Mr. Charlie G randy
of New
Voik, is in the city
visiting
his
parents on Main street.
Miss Mary Buxton, of Jackson,
N. C, is visiting her sister
White, on Main street.
Mrs.
Miss Marion Minson, ol Balti
more, is visiting her sister, Mr.;.
B. F, White, in this city.
Stop worrying about your Sh ;--s, buy
your uext pair at TUc fai.
Mrs. Marshal Hughes and
son, of Camden, are the guests
of Mrs. Mollie Burgess.
Officer Sedgewick arrest. d a
white man named Thos. Taylor
yesterday for drunkenness.
Miss. Ella Pitts, of Middle
town Conn., is visiting Mrs. W.
D. Carnell on Greenleaf street.
Miss Lillie Grandy, who has
been teaching at the Oxford
Seminary, returned home yester
day. Miss Pearl Powell, of New
beme, is visiting the family of
Rev. R. A. Willis on Road
street.
Miss Annie Spenee has
returned from Gatesville, having
been teaching school near that
place.
Miss Minnie Cartwright, af
ter a pleasant visit to fiieuds in
Virginia, returned home yes
teiday. 20C. pcryard for best 1'loor Oil Cloth
at The Fair.
Miss Minnie Peacock of Roper
N. C. is the guest of her sister
Mrs. AV. S. CiiessQu, on Road
street.
Miss Lucy Bell, returned i'ues
dav from Hairerstown. having
been tnere
attending
Kecmar
College.
Mrs, James Brewer and child
ren, of Plymouth, are the guests
of Mrs. A. Huckabee on IChring
haus street.
Miss Rose M. S.veeney, of
Richmond, arrived hre yester
day to visit Mrs. E- M. Stevens
ou Cypress street,
Miss Helen Martin left yes
terday evening for Kdiu'on
Vo spend several days with
her sister and friends.
At a meeting of the County
Commissioners, held Mo u'ay,
three applicants for Retail Liq
uor licenses were refused.
The handsome iron cornice
on the Bradford buildiner has
been completed. It was put on
by H. O. Hill, the tinner.
Mrs. Evertor? Walker has re
turned to her home in Currituck
county after spending several
days with relatives in the city.
Mr. J. H. Partridge manager
of the N.C.Iron Works, returned
yesterday from Norfolk, having
spent several days in that city.
Mrs. W. II . West, of Corn-
land, Va., who is accompanied
by her child, came yesterday
to visit her mother in this city.
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THE CRAWFORD,
-WE SELL I P.
It's not the leader because we sell it; we
sell it because its the leader
HATHAWAY
Right
Manv
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Persons V
Do not s;-c
as well as t';c
should. Others set
a ell, but th'jir
eyes soon 'become
tired. Others suf
r with constant
headache, which
medicine does not
relieve; because the lieadoche comes from eye-straining
and the proper remedy is a pair of good glasses proper
ly fitted.
If for any reason your sight is not good ca!! op 1.3, we
have the glasses to lit that will help you.
Uight oj the Corner. HATHAWAY BROS.,
The Reliable Jewelers.
ilW W&? STOCK
The Latest
'hI. m STYLES IN
'IIP . JEWELR7
llrak Is most complete
JEI?xtliJi,wn,y
Action on the matter of opeu
ing Church street to the water
was deferred untill the next
meeting of the Board of Town
Commissioners.
Mr. R. II. Pannill, ' general
freight agent of the Norfolk,
Virginia Beach and Southern
Railroad, ' spent Tuseday in
Elizabeth City.
Mrs. R. W. Stancill and chil
dren have gone to Dixonvil le,
N. C. to spend the summer with
relatives. Her mother is very ill
at that place.
Misses Margaret and Louise
Lane, of Newbern, who have
been visiting iu Richmond, are
spending a few days with friends
in Elizabeth City.
The Steamer Haven Belle,
plying between Edenton aud
points on the Roanoke river, is
on the ways at Willey's ship
yard Undergoing repairs.
The members of Achoree
Lodge No 14, I. O. O. F. on
finished paying for their ex
cellent Odd Fellows hill 011
Road street, on Friday last.
At the parsonage of the Bap
tist church, at noon yesterday by
Dr. W. S. Penick, Mr. George
M. W?rrimer and Miss Annie
D. Lee, both of Norfolk, were
married.
Mr. Horatio Davis and Miss.
Lilia Spartley. both of Norfolk,
were married by Rev J. H.
Hall Tuesday evening immedi-.
ately after the arrival of the
evening train.
We acknowledge an invita-
. r s
tiou to lie marriage 01 iuiss
Annie Clare Bell to Mr, Wm. J.
Morgan, which happy event
occurs Wednesday, June 22. at
1:30 o'clock at the Baptist
church, this city.
McCabe & Grice will close
their store ou Tuesday the 14th
This will be done to enable
them to mark down stock. They
will move in the Bradford
building as soon as completed
and will close out their entire
stock at and below- cpst.
Died at the residence of his
farther 37 Fearing street, June
5th, at 9 p. m., Louis L. Crank,
son of Thomas and Ada Crank.
Age" 16 years and 8 months.
Funeral took place Monday 3 p.
111. at the above residence. (Nor
folk papers please copy.)
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Best Material.
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A few weeks ago Mrs. Jennie
Jennings had her truuk and its
contents destroyed by fire during
the burning of the A.C.L. depot
at Plymouth. She forwarded a
claim to the. company and a few
days ago Mr. J. A. Neugebauer,
Passenger Agt. at Norfolk, came
here and handed Mrs. Jennings a
check for the amount.
Deputy Sheriff Modliu went to
Norfolk Tuesday and returned
today with two colored prison
ers Charlie Robinson and Cis
ero Crimmous, who were arrest
ed by the Norfolk police under
a warrant issued here for rob
bery, having entered the cabin
of Cantain Dodds vessel Lena
Willings, last Tuesday night,
robbing same of clothing and
other valuables. They were
given a hearing before Mayor
Banks who sequired of them a
boud of two hundred and fifty
dollars each, in default ot same
were sent to ia.il.
A healthy appetite, with periect di
gestion and assimilation, may be se
cured by the use of Aycr's Pills. They
cleanse and strengthen the whole
alimentary canal and remove all ob
structions to the natural functions of
either sex, without any unpleasant ef
fect. By rum's X Koails.
Mr. John Griffin, of Perquimv
ans couuty, was here last Satur
day. !
Mr. A. P. Twine, of-Hertford
was here on a visit on Sunday
last.
Mrs. VJ. Byrura aud Mr.
John By rum are on the sick
list.
Miss Isabella By rum has gene
to Edenton to live with W. H,
Hurdle.
Miss Martha E- Griffin and
sister Nellie, of iufall.are here
ou a visit.
Preparations are being made
for the erection of a saw mill at
this place by Mr. Zan Eason.
Mr, G. W. Hobbs has accepts
ed a position with Mr. Cotton at
Churchland, Va. We wish him
success.
On the third Sunday in June
at 2:30 p, m. Rev. Josiah Elliott
will conduct a memorial service
at urimn acuoot nouse in re
membrance of the late Willis
Byrum. -
Mr. P. Ketchuin of Pike City,
Cab, says; "During my brother's
late sickness from sciatic rheu"
matisin, Chambeilain,s Pain
Balm was the only remedy that
gave him any relief." U.uy
others have testified to the
prompt relief from pain which
this liniment affords. For sale by
W. W. Griggs & Son, Druggists
THE
Crawford
Bicycle
Has climbed the ladder
of success, round by round on
its merits.
If honest efforts and good
material count for anything
it will stay there.
Its makers spare nothing to
make it all that a bicycle
should be.
Highest Grade
Highest Price
AT
$50.
HATHA vV AY BROS'..
Right on the Corner
WE REPAIR
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Cloche :
.jewelry
for Free
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37-cles
JEWELRY
icycles
Brothers
all the Latest Styles,
PEAK A MAINE DISAS
TER.
Precautions Taken bv British
Cruiser in Las Palmas
Harbor.
A letter has been received Lon
don dated from on board the
British secondclass cruiser
Charybdis, whioh recently ar
rived at Las Palmas, Grand
Canary, with her decks cleared
for action. In the letter the
writer says: "We have had a
rather ticklish time since our
arrival, as the natives think that
wc. have formed an alliance with
America, so we are quite pre
pared should they attempt an
other Maine treachery. Nightly
the ship douses all the lights and
the sentries stand ready, with
ball ammunition, to fire on any
boat approaching after dark, un
less it satisfactorily answers
when hailed. We have a boat
armed nightly after 8 o'clock aud
all the quick firing machine guns
are ready for action. All the
water-tight doors are closed,
so that it will be a pretty large
hole they will have to blow into
us to sink us."
British Consul Banished.
New York, June 9. A New
York Jourhal correspondent at
Si. Thomas cables this morninsr
that Walter Bett, Secretary of
British Consulate at San Juan,
after fifty six hours of imprison
tnent and gross maltreatment,
has been banished - from Porto
Rico by Governor General Ma
chias on suspicion of having in
formed America of the mining
of San Juan harbor after, the
bombardment sometime ago by
Sampson. Thirty other Eng.
lishmen were also arrested with
Secretary Bett.
I was seriously afflicted with
a cough for several years, and
last fall had a more severe cough
than ever before. I have used
many remedies without receivs
ing much relief, and being ree
commeuded to try a bottle of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
by a fiiend, who knowing me to
be a poor widow, gave it to me,
I tried it with the most gratify
ing results. The first bottle has
relieved me very much and the
second ' bottle has absolutely
3 T .
curea me. 1 nave not naa as
good health for twenty years.
Respectfully, Mrs. Mary A.
Beard, Claremore, Ark. Sold by
W. W. Griggs & San Druggists.
I A Krightfui Arcldent.
A frightful accident occurred
Monday about 9:30 o'clock a. ni.
at the shingle mill of the East
Coast Shingle Company, near
Knobb's Cretk, which resulted
iu the death of little-Richard
Mann, the 12 year old son
of Mr. Wm. W. Mann, residing
ou the corner of Poiucexter and
Burgess streets. Richard was a
work at the slab edger at the
time. In some way a slab tha
uad just passed through the ed
ger caught ou one of the
saws and was driven back a
lightning speed, striking litth
Richard on the head with such
force that he was almost scalped
He fell lifeless with his brain
oozing from his head and bleed
ingatsucha rate that almost
everyone thought him dead. He
lived only a few hours, dying at
7 p. m. at his parent s heme.
In the death of little Dick
vr i! 1 ii t-' .
iuauu -cuzaueui vuy loses one
of its brightest and best boys.
He was loved by all who knew
him and his affable ways had
extended his- acquaintance far
beyond the limits of his own
neignoornood. He knew most
of the traveling men who visit
our city regularly, apd when the
Lumbermen had their excur
sion from here to Edenton he
met them at the depot and was
chatting with the cc ndnctor aud
engineer on the train and so
impressed some of the members
of the Club, that they pinned
one of their badges Qn his coat,
making him one of their party
and taking him with them. This
trip was always remembered by
mm witn great pleasure, and the
badge was found in his pocket
the morning he was killed to
gether with his school report
and other things which, to him,
were priceless treasures. He
had a great desire for median
cal knowledge, and was never
delighted more than to have an
opportunity to put his hands on
the throttle of an engine to start
or stop it. He was enterprisingand
energetic, desirmgto make moil.
ey for himself to be independent,
yet kind and loving, never for
getting his mother aud little
sistei. His sudden and untime-
y taking off is a great blow to
11s lamily aud mends, and
nothing biit the hope of meeting
him again beyond the crave
- -
11 console them.
Skin Diseases Cured.
For the cure of tetter, itch, eczema,
erysipelas and all uritatiouu of the
skin. Dr. Kdmoudson's liczema Cure is
the standard, price 25 ceuts per Lot
tie. Address Dr. Fraud Edmonson,
Atlanta. Ga.
Accidentally Shot.
Mr. C. C. Hett rick , watchman
at the Underwood mill, met with
a painful accident Tuesday morn
ing at 4 o'clock. He had just
returned to the office after mak
ing his usual trip through the
mil. and lumber yard and 011
reaching the office 'was in the
act of placing his pistol on a ta
ble when it fell upon the
floor and was discharged, the
ball striking Mr. Hettrick on the
lesr, entering below the knee
joint and lodging just above the
knee. He is now confined to
his bed at his home on River
Avenue, under the treatment of
Dr. Sawyer.
With the blood full of humors, the
heated terms is all the moie oppres
sive, uive Uie sjsiem a tnorougn
cleansing with Ayer's Sarsaparillaand
a dose or two of Ayer's Pills, and 3 oa
will enjoy Summer as never before in
your life. Just try this for once, and
you'll not repent it.
Woman Admiral.
The Queen of Greece has the
unusual distinction of being the
only woman Admiral in the
world. She holds this rank in
the Russian Navy. The ap
pointment was conferred upon
her by the late Czar because
her father held the rank of High
Admiral,
TASTELESS
MILL
IS JUST AS COOD FOR ADULTS.
WARRANTED. PRICE 50cts.
GALATIA, ILLS., NOT, 15, 1883.
pri Vnllrhie Co.. 8t. Lonia. Mo.
Gentlemen: We sold las yar, 000 bottles of
GROVE'S TASTEJiieS UfclLLiLi 'rvmu ana nare
bousht thrru iirosa already this rear. In all oar ex
perience of 14 years, in the drag business, have
nerer sold an article that gaye such nniTersal satis
fafition u Tirar Tonic Yours truly.
Br FAT ijPSRWjBSfS?
ABNEY.CABB &CQ
AS FALLEN.
But whether in Theb Sausage by
J3.anas 01 insur
gents or Amer
icans is Not
Known.
London, June 9. The West
minister Gazette, in an extra
IH? .a -.. -.- -1
has fallen, but whether in the
uiivas ui me inijurgcuis or
r 1. ; .
A dispatch to the Exchange
Telegraph Companv from Paris
aud Mvdnd says that "it is ru
.1 -t it
, r s
risin at Manila, fearing a mas-
sacre bv the insurgents, surreu-
dered to the Americans
Foreign securities are greatly
ucprse-.i rouay. apanisu 4 s
J 3 . T r t .
one and one-hall lower than yes
terdays qlosei
It is known thr.t the public
feeling iu Spain is now worse
than at anv time since the war
Legan. oaga.cta is searching
openly iu the direction of peace,
lie opposition resisting threat
ing to form a coalition. The
objection is causing a revolu
tion.
Obtains Austrian Registry.
San Francisco, Tune o. The
American yacht Tola, now in
Asiatic waters has obtained
Austrian registry owine to the
fear of her owner, Count Fes
titch, that she would be capt
ured by the Spauiards.
Porto Rico Easy to In vade.
Washington, June 9. Lieut.
Whitney told Secretary Alger j
this morning that Porto Rico
would be easy for invasion, and
suggested that landing be made
at Plaza.
An ericans and TnsurgeLt3
Junction Effected.
Special from Cape Ha.ten,
Delayed) According to the
aero, dated Mondav midnight.
the bombardment which began
at 7 'AS yesterday 11101 uing was
resumed a short time alter mid
night, It is then believed that
the Americans effected a junc
tion with the insurgents near
Dariquiri, east of Aguadores,
near the railway to Santiago.
, .
Spanish Warships Cited.
Key West, June 9. It is re
ported that three Spanish war
ships have been sighted oil Ha
vana. The uews comes from
government sources aud a bat
tle with Commodore Watson's
fleet may be now in progress.
U. S. Seamen Rescued.
Baltimore, June 9. The Stmr.
William Lawrence arrived here
this morning from Savannah
bringing five United .States sea
men who were rescued from the
water barge which was lost by
the steamer L,eonidas duiing a
storm off Hatteras last Sunday
while being towed from Norfolk
to Key West. The men wfere
thought to have been lost.
Bet on Gervera's Wherebouts.
Two members of the Lyceum
Club to-day made a wager p
50,000 to the whereabouts of
Admiral Cervera's squadron, one
betting that it is in Cuban waters
and the other that it is en route
for the Philippines. The money
is to go to the national
scription for the navy.
sub-
Bad management keeps more
pepole in poor circn instances
than any other one cause. To be
successful oue must look ahead
and plan ahead so that when a
favorable opportunity preseuts
itself he is ready to take abvan
tage of it. A little forethought
will also save much expense and
valuable time. A prubent and
careful man will keep a bottle
of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy in the
house, the shiftless fellow will
wait until neccessity compels it
and then min his best horse
going for a doctor and have a
pig doctor bill to pay, besides;
one pays out 25 cents, the other
is out a hundred dollars and
then wonders why his neighbor
is getting richer while he is
getting poorer. For Ssle by W.
W. Griggs & Son. Druggists.
NOTICE.
I hereby announce my self a
candidate for the ofheeof Regis
terof Deeds for Camden County,
snbiect to the action of the
Democratic Convention.
Respectfully,
John. F. Foster.
June 8tlTi 398.
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Always looking for Best
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stencils furnished on appli
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One way is to wait until sowing time, pick up such seeds a
your local dealer happens to have
consequences. The other way is
will be, and then provide for them sensibly; it isu t sensible to
buy SHEDS haphazard, as you can some things, for all the opera
tions of farm or garden depends
their purity and vigor. It is foolish to take risks unnecessarily.
Before long you will be wanting many kinds of seeds for sum
mer planting; DON'T WAIT UNTIL YOU ARK RKADY
TO SOW before you think of getting the seeds. Why not
write to us in good time and getrseeds worth your planting, high
grade, throughbred seeds?
We would like especially to supply your turnip seeds this sea
son, no matter how much or how
per pound delivered at your home.
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