V A
frffiruL PAPER OF Tnt
COUMTIES OF CURIMTUCK.
CAWDEM, PASQUOTAUK,
ELIZABETH CITY.
Sciaty Ccmxaissiosere.-
t VTilljCK: H.W. Annll Clmir
CAMDEN: M. S. Mrricttt CImxt
mm; WUlongnty Lyndi, Jon RirtUtt,
PASQUOTANK: George M. Seott
B'lfkin, ElMta LiUr, llufv Scott.
urremarkabl.'! menus gms
common sense, great tiiMlecftinlity
excellent natural literary t:iste,aml
rimarkaMc power of lepiiitte.
She vas a widow of small mean
but ma! arel to etlncate her son
tmiira 4nfrnitnii Moore: and ber
srramlson Judge Henry A. G ilium
Ueld the same oflice in tbe next
generation. North Carolina owt-s
"aunt Bef sv Moore" a debt of grati
tude;.
w li:iv- talien the liberty of
j.i.iinir finin nrivate note
" ' r-
tie fo lowing tribire to the
memory of JudseOiUium from
r:,n tr u :w.M I:ir'll l U 1 j I III u W ater street.
tune to lWraogusls grandson, the
Emperor of Germany. He arid the
piincese are now visiting Grand
ma ill London, and the , whole na
tfon is wild wdh pomp and fete
and celebration in tbeir cordial re
ception. Grandson Willun. is
most cordial and dntifiil to L'f
graudiarent, and should polilic?
complications interrupt the peace
ful relations of the two great - em
pires the tie of blood will mitigate
it nit prevent theasperities of con
'JVe have atuut one thousand yard of French
OVFICIiRS
FARMEHS'
Axcr:.
AI.LI-
business and knew bim better, per
baps, than any one living.
Edenton, N. C ,
July 10, lbl.
JIy Dear Mr. Ckeecy : I am iutoi -meA
b tekirrani Iroui Don. that bid
father diet! yesterday at 11:55 a. in. an
will be lirouuht here tor burial to-dav
zito.ooo press Mlclc ellegantly Darned. They
are lu percent, laigerand sold at the game price
of (flop brick, bmd iu your orders. C C. Alien.
It makes the boys smile when they look over
Fowler 4 tt stock oi rancy omris.
r.-uvvtu.r.k r.oifiilv.
A., Ii. irltts, ITesiueut, i ii I 71.., not unexpected 11 is a Revere
C. H. G. W William. Secretary. BDock to me. I loved Major Gilliam
CarritFck C II.
Camden county.
E. S. Mercer, President,
Bell
.'.mss. w. i. 1 'ozier. cvkiu"",'
South mfs. C.
IP Tsnvfttaiik counlv.
J. M- Weeks, President, New
begun. II. M. Tritchard, Secretary,
-Elizabeth City.
- P, rauimans County,
llobert White, President, BerV
fnrd. O. D. Newby, Secretary
Hertford.
7 v-rtll tC'iiitv.
T. L. Jones, President, Columbia.
W . H. II- Cooper, Sect'y t omnium
TUESDAY JULY 14lh 1891.
a imnti.(.i;iiiku I
Till: ALBKM mi.IMJi!i;i)
A WAV
Departed this life ou Thursday
Julv 9th at his home, in Tarboro
N. C. Judue Heurv Augustus Gil
liam, in the 7G:.h year of liis age.
Our friend and kinsman had been
lonff 'distinguished in the section
of North Carolina with which he
was identified bv birth and asso
ciation, and he was recognized
throughout the State for' his' bril
liant intellectuality, his great, Jeai-
ningiu the .. legal profession, hi"
KreullV. 1 nate aiwafSltit nu i-
now. that I owe'Lim more than n
ml.er man fjr w halever of success l
hud aa a Uwyer. He whs a reii arki
t, i m in Attn. HWttr he hn8 hail le
t-qualM and I doubt, criHiderinj all th
elements of the lawi er poeaeesiHi o
liim, whflher heiius had any superior
Ilia learning, ucuteoes-i and woudtrfu
cuoituun setjs-j niade him the best niaa
aarr of a tiinl I ever saw la the eour
hniisu. Tbere ho made no tnit;ikes
"While uutan orator,'. hi6 cooitnauU o
terse, vigorous Dd lucid Enjjiieli mad
him always hu iuteiUtiuK and con
vificinir tallitfr. in puuuuauu iirivai
Kutfmy thougLU to day arc about hnu
.id a Irit'iid iiixinlv. : li.ere wi.8 nou
more uieUiili, more self-aorifioiti
and devoted than lie. 1 ruourn him
sincerely Your friend.
W. !.-i kude.n.
Town l"ts on Pamn equate uear Market hoac
H ver. kit- it. li. DciKit a r-xi i'n!ini:e urs iecu
lalUm. K.rale by E. i'- Lamb AtJ y at Law ami
Keaietatc ai'elil.
Im-t foriret :o examine McCABE -GHlCK"S
Catitom jloiliiug betois imrcbiblu your upriiii;
suit.
How c-mii Fowler 4 Co., Mill 26 line wbite.pear
buiiom at 10 cts uer am.
I 111! ll V AN.
The two North Carolina Dixon
Brcs. -ministers of the .Baptist
Church who now officiate in v their
tniiiistry the one m Brooklyn, and
the other iu Boston are men of
genius and have attracted much at
teution in the religious' and social
world. They are both seusalioual
ists and attract large congregations
public snint. his wisdom in politi
cal counsel ahd for the charm U i!isiae an1 outside tbe pale of
n-if n,l hnnmr il,nf. m:ulo him h"? eliuich.The Brooklyn brother is
the. centjal fi-ure in everv social sensationalist bv nature and cul
assemblage where men uubend and tH,e aml wl,iI we hole ""'1 sup-
adapt themselves to the courtesies P e he is a good and earnest
and kindness of frieudship.il is ! Wit Christian minister, his gospel ol
was without parallel aud his ben
eccentricity is so pronounced that
we sometimes fear its ultimate efvl
feet upon his niiuisteiial useful
ness. . .
He seems to have an inordinate
love of notorieitv and in his greed
f - distinction -has made the
pulpit, the platform aud the prtss
subsidiary to his advancement.
His luststep is a sensational letter
in the New York Herald which will
bo read with interest by those wh
mot, which are now the heritage
of the Bar of North Carolina, innd
will long be a treasure of bis loved
and honored memory, would fill a
volume. Sometimes it took j-.the
form of p!ayful badinage and some
times of sharp and incisive repar
tee, but its venom was gone when
it passed through the crucible
of his kind and amiable nature.
No venom rankled there, and: he
was as quick to heal as he was to hk:,,ive pleasure' from sensational
indict a wound. His intense vital
ity sometimes gave him the appear
ance of indiiTereuce to the claims
ot human brotherhood, and some-
times led him to excess, but it was
the pardonable fault of his sau
guine temperauieut.il is nature was
conspicuously emoffoual aud gen
erous and no man was more insym
pathv with human suffering j or
seasoning, iiie subject ol contro
versy between the brothers is the
estimate of the character aud the
I orthodoxy of Henry Ward Beech
I er. The elder Dixon thinks Beech
a bad man, heterodox in his reli
gious opiuions, impure i his life
and now "in -hell." The elder Dixon
with characteristic eccentricity,
not to" use a more emphatic ex
more readily responded to those Passion, says that it Beecher is in
feelings of tenderness that nrake Qc!I "be' hopes to go there."
i
r e-
all mankind kin. We were once
in a position to witness 'the pioo
of it. !
When he was on the bench as a
circuit Judge of North Caroling, in
Perquimans county ,aud was trying
the case of the State vs Muuden,
which attracted wide interest aud
was argued with great ability by
the leading couusel of the District,
he, seeing that we were giving
some attention to a report for pub'
licatiou of the arguments and pro
ceediugs in the case, kindly invited
us to a seat by his side that we
might more conveniently make the
report, lion. T. G. Skiuner, j was
vp.ioyeu ior me btate and w.t
mating ms speecu. we were in
tentupou the stenographic report
were making, and obliv
ious oi every luiug tuac was
taking place.. While so engaged
we were restored to conscionsnt
by a deep stilluess that peryadt d.
the courtroom, and by the stopp; ge
iu the speech we were repirti g
: Mrkiuuer bad just finished ant o
quent picture ot Johuson's wranj ed
and ruined wife, by the seduction
of Muuden. We raised our eyes
Io iked around.and the whole court
room was m tears. The speak
er ha-d suspended bis argument
We then lilted our eyes to Judge
i Gilliam aud tbe old man was weep
nig use a cniui. uur ejes a.one
were dry in that crowded court
room dry, not from indifference
to the eloquent speech, but from
1 ;the undivided demands of the steu-
ograpbic art. '
Farewell beloved kinsman !
Farewell companion of our youth,
of our manhood, of our age ! Fare.
well and may our Father iu
Heaven who is ever kind and mer
ciful, and looks with pity upon the
infirmities of our poor frail nat ure,
Lave you in his holy keeping, j
Judge Kenry Augustus Gilliam
was tbe great grandson of Jol
Creecy, wno was wrecKeu in a
French ship on the coast o! Nortl
Carolina in the early, part of tbe
lSth century, (about 1720) togeth
er with four brothers, all of whom
settled on Albemarle Sound, Jol
Creecy settling in Chowan County,
Ilia grandmother, the only tlaugb.
ter of Job Creecy was named Eliza
. n .3 '. ; J nr:ii? '
betli creecy auu manieu nuiiani
- Mooroof the Yeopim section ot
Perquimans county. Judge ; Gil
liant's .'' mother. Elizabeth Moore,
- married Henry GUIiamj a leading
5Uizen -of Ga:es connfy. Jadgt
Gilliam's characteristics of mind
were apparently inherited from hit
'randmother Elizabeth, a woman'
Now this is a pretty controversy
as it stands. Two ministers, pre
siding oyer two religious bodies, in
prominent ecclesiastical positions,
influential, talented, the younger
eccentric, emotional, wild iu lar-
gest measure, the elder only a lit.
tie less so, the younger 'using the
vernacular of the broihel as a ve
hicle to convey his abhorrence ol
his ' brother in the flesh." Thy
younger Dixon uses the weapons
of t he flesh and we are afraid the
Devil furnishes his clientage. The
elder Dixon will reply by silence to
his ''brother in the flesh.''
Soe the Brl ilea at Moses Wei?efsDrv (innil-.
Clothing, Boots aud Shoes aud Hat Store.
Here Is the explanation in one sentence win
.MOStS WK1SKL se!U bo many golds: First cla.si
jtoods and rock bottom prices
Tint ieoiigat porter HuEwtNB co's., Vienua
Cabinet Beer is made of the highest K'aies ol
malt and hojs and as a healthful leverage cauuot
be excelled. Do not at Norfolk, Va.
Itl.AI.Hi-:
The family of Mr. Blaiue are cot.
cerned at his conditiou and anx
ious to keep it froin tbe public, bu
when a man so prominent before the
public as Mr. Blaiue is aud whose
physical 'condition is so imporlau
a factor iu public affairs isreally
sick tbe public must know it unless
he be entirely secreted from public
view aud then the privacy' will be
exagerated iuto cousfqueLce and be
will oe soon seriusly sick or reported
as dejad. The peop e at Bar Harbor
in Miue, where Mr. Blaine is now
sojourning for health aud recrea
tion, are watch-tug Mr. Blaine and
every ciicuuictance connected wi:h
bim with carefui scrutiny. "Secie
tary Blaine did not ride out yester.
day" said one , aud it .is t aken as
pn.of that he is not so well. Em-
.1:0ns, the son of Secretary Blaiue
returned from Bos. on and was ex
cited when he arrived and hurried
oil' excitedly- to his father's resi
dence and was soon after -at the
telegraph oflice dispatching nies
sages, aud that is taken as proof
that things are not satisfactory as
to his condition. "The Sec etary is
iu bad shape jiud sees no compa
ny'' says another. Persous who
see him at his window, looking at
the Ocean, say his looks showfail
ure, but Mrs. Blaiue says beis im
proving every day. Bulhe remark
made by a friend wii(f had not seen
him since leaving' Washington . is
near the maik ' That is not Jim
Blaine !,That's his ghost," said he.
His doctors buoy him up aud en
courage him, but a doctor who has
seen him aud who makes his sum
mer home at Bar Harbor, said in
1 hotel oflice a few days ago: "The
Cabinet room in the White House
will never see bim again."
The serious illness or death ot
Hr. Blaine will remove the most
serious obstacle to the ambition of
President Harrison, for Jas G.
Blaine was growing iu the nath
way of that weak but ambitious
official. Blaine is a statesman
aud would always have been
a menace and a contrast with
Harrison. -
Certr - I
tpert'ir Court
V. I. T. Lr"w ami B. I. Tiit'Tiias f'rmrly puT
ner trvliaje aa il . L. T. Uovts Co.
vs. ,
. T. C.ofJT in ! trlfe Vi: M C-oper. W. ff. 11.
ft,-t an ifi 4art i I o n,er ad if. P, Fel
H ra. 4"; . - ' . '
It mipr-a t-.j.- to in atisf m if utrtrt by
artidaTl; of i. "hnii4H,na ." t?i4 lAtiuiiff in
ttiL ran, tbrtt tt-e i.fetiil.-iir. K. p. Triton, trm
t!t, b n"t a re-iiteut f trrlSata;anJ rannot,
after 4u f'iliBJ'tice. fee- f Jimu b-reijfc thai ai aaf
cf a- t-on xt--a;.-iB-'!, t;iin. n.l WUa f ropi-r
t-ii ta t!i !-:64ii whfeli r iue-j ,u hotSi
roal'a&d penwaal iri.eity in: tftls Slate, and
t&at te nas pr-jtrtv Ui the 'name and that t-iis
ct-nrt feas Ui1-ili--tU.n of .these u1jet of t'jis pro
c,3ines. , j
IX U it-vc-tcre or-lr-rp-l irit tkw wmninor in
thL caa be served upon std aefen-tanu l
cbucaiVii of n'fii'-e nere;f in Hie Ecsronsr-Fil
Cks, nirVit '-r :)t'.Uir!i iu k-U.Ji'KJt'l !!,!.
C.ffW a rrtlif tua !et.- than on a eek f r 1 ix
mt-.-.-rtve weeks, reqnifltiir him to j;'ar bef -re
thederk 1 f tJii:.i!rt ai i'U niee iu Oi-lU'iiiiia,
Tyrre'l O-ja!. N. C. oc tlie I'li'i -lay Arust,
IS'J'.anUaEsr-tr or. demur- t the pcti:i jn in tii.s
Lt fe-e aii-l Aefn lant tsfce' r-U-e that tae
purpose r.tr1? i.r.-et-!i3if I t wi ure tfteap
(ointiiient ot swine o:--reet aal vm patent ner
8 n a tia-tee in th ;J.uv sl all .iefehdant m a
1ert ot trmt rrmri in t!ti yhiiit ta B;ik No.
31, l'are 151 etc. Ti;la - be lt, 1j 41 June, A. l.
lal. i
J. Hevwoob Sah vfb, T. f Josks,
Alty. tor Petitioner, - t'lerk s;ierior Court-
-VT OKTU CAROLINA, I
Tytreii connry. f
the country we were impressed JiABef;
with its great expend compli
cation and innrar.tieAbiHty,aiid its
effect opt u the moral oonstitutioa
of oar people became apparent.
The Sub-Treasnry scheme coimneti
did itself to ns at a means of sus
taining the price of the great nec
cssity of commerce and nianafae
tnre by withdrawing it temporari
ly from the market aud forcing its
purchase at reuumerative prices.
We are oflhh opinion now. i Wc
believe that cotton is so imperative
and necessity to the world aud so
restricteil in its production that
the world would be mjielled to
have it at any reasomb4e- price.
This is proved by the experience
of the war between tbe States when
the restriction upon tbe sides ol
cotton produced by Southern far
mer8 caused its ac'vance to fab.
ulous prices. 'The present, low
price of cotton could not exist if it
were withdrawn from commerce by
a subtreasury ptan or by any other
plan. It is the over production of
cotton that now causes the decline
in pi ice. It is ouly a question '.ol
supply aud demand ,and if the sup
ply could be re mo Veil by any cause,
oy war or by hoarding in subtrea
dry barns, the efl'ect on the price of
cotton would be immediate. It is
a necessity to '-mankind and it is I
imperishable. Its necessity com
pels its use and its imperishable
character enables'' the government
by some kind of sub-trea.s"rj
scheme jto dictate the price of the
article. But when the subm-asury
becomes a slogan of the demogog
aud is extended to all classes
of agricultural product t become
a delusion and a snare and would
involve the government urbank.
mptcy.It can only be applied to
cotton" because it is, the king ot
commerce andmanufacture anil
its ' withdrawal ."frmi the market
would produce popular clanior.
want and levoiution.
r. & w Ft
AT3
ato'e
?
SHIP YOUR
1
COTTON FACTORS ..AND. C0j9MISSiCN. MERCHANTS,
jstorfoIjJs:, vjl.,
Guarantee highest market prices, quick sales and prompt returns.
Sncyclc perlia of the
O ES m ii n n riTi T
1 1 t n 1 1 i . H si 1
EDMUND ALEXANDER,
Washitig-ioD, N. C,
DECATUR MORGAN,
L. P. IIORNTflAL,
P!j mouth; N. C.
In th
p'lper'uir court.
Arjifriran Nf t A Tariue Co., a c rpirati .n of
lit aton, M.iss
: agiinst
Jose-pa W. Ethuridtre an'l Robert P. Felton,
Tioatee.
SO riCE OF r fKLICATIOX.
It ZPwnna uron ailldsnt, that the defendant
R. P. Kelto.'i. tr'ii-tee, U non-re-Ment of Hie
State of Nortii Carolina, au 1 th.at he cannot hu '
f iiitul In fai'l State o thai he can ! served with
Mimmons In the uforesaid cinse after . due diH- j
gence; a d thut the jilai'iliitv have a b ni l eau--e
of action airai-.nt him. in that he has failed to
execute a ceria'U trust, in theeoinpt!iit of the
i'lHlnliffs faliv d'-si-riitud. It Is therefore order
ed by the eonrt that j-'jolicatiou ie made in the
EeoNomsT-FALCOX, a newspaper pni,iihed iu
Ibe first judicial lLtri'-t of .Nortii Cai-oltus, once
a week for ix si-i-e.-(.-lve weeki, nr.-tif yintf iid
R. P. Felioii, trustee, as aforesaid, to be and an-
;,-peac!ef-ireT. I. J ines, Clerk of the . SuirU'.r j
L.oin-1 ior i vrreii conutv at Ills u;n-e at the
lonrtlion.-e m (Vilotuhia on Mmlr-4lte lbth day
of July I -si at 12 o'clock M. and au-wer or Ae-,A
inor to the eompiaUit of the piaintills or wrn
graiin-u me renei atited ior m tneir c jinniaint.
Uis-eu vadet- tuy band and oitlciul heil at of.
flee la CUtunbia. Thi- tr.l dav of .? l'ai.
'P.- L. Jos ks, 4 ici K up. Court.
A.-tur Sprnill, Aitv. for l iii s. ,'"
GEOCEE
AKD' TOBACCONIST,
y-'y AND DEALER .IN
x :
Hay, Lime, Cement, Paints, Oils,
Rope, Hardware, Etc
DSIIESS.
J'rqvisioits on JFlo!1 a SpeciaU
LoivextJ'rices Guaranteed.
TOBAGO 0 A.YD &VCFF
At Fuetory Vr ces-
BIG .BARGAINS IX
Job Lots of Tobacco.
FOR SALE.
A new eic' -t-h'orse ivrwfr Boiler aud
t!U:ne. lejnis easv.
-y A. W...W-ILLEY,
1 s' Sitiswden, N. C.
Quotations' cheerfully given by wire or mail.
We flatter ourselves by sa.ir.? wo y- ess the necessary qualifications
jr. to ruu a greceryori alwtu correct.
We beg your ..acquaintaics's.for 3ur MUTUAL ADVANTAGE
ARE' YOU - A 'OTSUMER OP
GROCERIES !
W 1 mim 1. ; 1 ;W :lm W, if ,ro COULD.
WHY NOT INTRODUCE OURSELVES? '
Kealizing the impoitant fact that we must; not nnlv"en mirin
gootls as there are iu the ma-het QIJT TUP VPDV Ftcro-r n,r
assuring our friends and pafiozis if sol "the Almigbty Dolla?' alone
ihhhST as weil as OUliS, .and .invite- you to give us a call,, where
RELIABLE GOODS,
HONEST QUALITY,
LIBERAL QUANTITY AMD :
BEST OF TREATMENT.!
And.fbe bund will play "
On ti.e b.ilconay, !
" And you'll certainly say, .'.'' '
As v yoo M-av, . ' .
-ei.'y, M.'itl
-1 Mo. a aad
QUALITY
iOARDSHG'"
i -AT -
HOUSE
SIS A 5
i-. :
Is the. xinost
buyers to
purchases.
essential thing for
consider wheii caking
A Safe Investment.
Is one which is guaranteed to bring
you s itisfactoiy results, or 111 case of fa: i-
nre a return ot purchase pr cc. tin this
safe plan you can buy from our ad veutiaed
Urukffist a bottle ol rr. King s JNew dis
covery ior Consumption, ; It is guaran
teed to bring relief m every ca-e.-'wuen
used for any fle- tion ot Throat, Lungs
er Chest, such as C01 sump iou, In tln
nmtion of Lungs, Brouchit:s, Asthma
Whooping Cough, Croup, etc., etc. I:
is pleasant nd agieeable to taste, perfect
ly afe, and can always be depmdid u;-011.
Trial bottles free at Alex V.'adsw crth'
Drugstore.
Llavinir socitifd !! V.'iL-nn llotlmvell
ItoAse ior the prtsent sctton it t Na?
Huhi', 1 will keep it opwjfor guests at
me loiiowinir rutt-3 : 1'er dtty, $1; per
w-k, 0. Special ptiw for 'fatiiUiea or
tori 'joa-iirs !iijaing Jng-r ptrioJ.
I shall airu to jrire wrrw PaHsfccrioa tu
table, roo:iis fi'nd at enti'.n.
For, further inlorm-.ti'-n an: lv to .
JOHN T. LAMB,
Nags Head, N. C
BEFORE
JCSSPH-C. HOBSWORTHY,
DiTALEit IX .
STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS,
- -
,0.
It pays to trade
At our Big Store
urosa
Co.
V j : Iiticli ilif s Ariiita Salve.
TiikBest Salve in the wor'd fv)r Cuts,
Bruiw-s, Sores, UIcrs, Salt Rheum, Fe
ver! Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Cliil
blatus, Command all Skin Eruptions,
and positively fines Pile, or no pay re
quire f. It 13 gtinranteed to give perfect
sati-iaeuon, or mowy temnded. V
ij cen 's per b x.
I ; For Sale By Alex "Wad;
you buy Spring and Sumnieivgoodd
we won d ask an inspeuti?ii oj' our
New Spring and Satmat'r Stock.
It is unexcelled either in qual-.
ity or
PRICE
TRUCK BARRELS!
on Top. we could 't he anywnere else If 'we
irieu. uur DUi'tnesa method wjuldn't -pernill
it, its a case of nrst class Goods and low prices,
Butterlck's I'attcrus at MOSES WEISEVS.
Those who buy Robinson's pure goods, defy tti
uciuvu Ul urMKmiO.
ni' ini oi-' i:-vtcii PRDKi
ii:.rii,i.iiLi.. '
Hannibal Hamlin, ex-Vice Pres
ident of the United States who
held tbe oftaee during the tirsjieim
of Abrahanii Lincoln's' administra
tion departed this life at Bangi r
Maiue ou Tuesday of last week, in
the 82nd year of his age.Oa the day
of his death he was iu his -usual
no d health aud had goue" to the
Tarratine Club, of which he was
President aud was. amusing him
elf, as was his wont, at a game o!
whist, and was in a cheerful frame
if mind at his success in the
game. , .
Snuddenly his cards fell from his
bauds, his bead drooped on the ta
ble and he said that he was ill. A
physician who was iu the club room
was soon at bis side. Mr. HaniliuV
face became purple, liis hands were
cliuched and his mouth was firmly
compressed. Brandy and . ammo
ma was administered and he revi
ved but soon became unconscious.
Later be regained his speech and
senses, exchanged a few words
with his sou who was at the .bed
side, complained of great heat and
tvheu asked a few moments later if
he was comfortable said "No I am
burning up" which were bis last
words..
Thb Jury kcttrn a vbkdiot The verdict is:
upon the evidence in this ease we unanimously
Und thai McCAuE A ORICB, sell the beat -and
nicest lining clothing in the city.
MtU of Straw mattlna at Fowler A Co's
Seamless white at lgcettweamless fancy at IS
to aim our onriraina in iner j&qct matunira
and Carpets..
Ask your trroeer for the Norfolk Milling Ce'a
F'oar it will please vou.
BLOOD TELIA.
The English blood of Queen Vic.
oria is now telling in tbe pomp
and pageantry that is shown in tbe
reception given in England at this
Will' ll.VJli.I.U WAH ;T RE
KOMI..lTt:U.
bnice the death of Hauuiba
Haailin, Vice-President in Lincolu's
first term, it has been asked by
some persons why he was not nomi
nated wheii Lincoln was nooiina
ted a second time. He was iu full
fellowship with his party and had
done nothing to lose their conti
.1 .
uence, out wneu the nominating
Convention met Andrew Johnson
of Teuuessee was nominated, altho
he waa not a liepublieau,but an in
tense Union man. a warm aud a?
jressive Democrat.
The reason of his not being nouii.
natcd and a Soutnern Democrat
put in bis place is explained by
Col. McCIure, who was a delegate
to the Convention, in a late issue
of the Ptiiladelpbia Times of which
he is editor." ' .
dust Oetoro the meeting of the
Convention. Col. AlcCluro W:11 ill.
vited by the Presideut to a private
interview,during.which time he was
urged "to support Audrew Johnson
ttr the V.ce Preeidetcy in place o!
ilr. Hamlin. It was . urged on ac
cotiut 1 of expediency aud to
strengthen the Uuiou sentiment
in the South. McUlure supposes
the same rea ons were urged upon
other delegates to the Convention
by Mr. Liueolu.
Tbere is no doubt that the para
mount object with Mr. Lincoln
during the war was the restoration
of the Uuion,and the extinction ot
slavery was a secoudary consideia
liou. But the question of slavery
had becom so important that be
jould not7 control it, and conse
quently the slavery question kept
step with the Union question, and
iu the end, oue was restored and
the other abolished.
Mr m mmm
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I ( We aM! now nianuf iettirin:c a very nice
'M J TRUCK BAiiREL .at our factory and
14 11 1 yii tc j,ie;ispi io njecive orders for same.
shipments
promi-tly.
by li. K. or iltat. male
We never recommend any article
unless we KNOW that the QUALITY
will justify tho price j
UO.
Elizabeth' City, N. G.
FOR THE SEASON OF 1891 Parties wishing us to- furnish fiem with
t.p.6
0. I 8 7 MAIN -8TSK.ET
NOEFOLK, VA.
STOCK EEPIiEXlBHED D.1I1.Y AND ALWAYS
Fit CSH AXO KEW. , '
SAMflES 8EST ON DEMA'IoriDERS BY
LETTEE3 CAEE FULL Y AND '
ill'TLt FILLiP. apy
flew York Dental Rooms,)
Cor. Main anS Talbot Stu etx,
XoriolU. Ta.
'
Hit- 1 EliKORS OF THE DENTAL
C1IA I if AT LA ST pi SA KM El).
Positively painless. The nervous iiiid
timid at last dispel their fears. Extrac
tion ol teeth without the use ot a general
anaesthetic. It does not permeate the
system like gas, t penetrate the tissue
like other local aiuestbetics. At N w
1 ork Dental Rooms onlr km tt..,r. t
corner Talbn, Nortolk, Va. Dr. J. D
KXNES, Dentist.
("Testimonials from patients can be
seen at the office.' '.
E. V
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C1IAKLES SCIIHOEDEIt.
A A
iWMMtel GRIST MILL MACEIHI2T2
Manilla, Bolt 'and Tarred' Rope-. Marline, Span Yarn and
BALING TWINE,! LUBRICATING,- ILLUMINATING AND "I
PAINT OILS, GUM AND LETIIEK BELTING LV K i
' LE ATI! E.R.P A CKLNG, LANTERNS, CHAINS ALLSIZKs !
EYE BOLTS AND DOGS FOR RAFTIVO.
xio 12 : Commercial-Row
C. I.L
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Ne::r Ki rry
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DRr GOODS, XOTIOXiS,
NORFOLK. VA
-SIMCOEv- !
FAXJV ARTICLES
SHIP TOm? SHAD AND
OTHER CHOICE FISH TO
Daily Trips.
Passenger Acconmadafiov 200 Persons -----
Eamls lof'Swsst Mites
wiil p'eas sn 1 In th-ir orde:s at once.
ALWAYS
A comortable aud sale steamer, wish
ample saloon and freight capacity, will
leave the Norfolk & Soati-eru Railroad
wharf every dav, commencing July 1st
(Sunday excepted) upon the arrival of
the nonhbousd irai-i, 2:o0p. m., lor Nags
Head, returning will make connection
with the southbound train at ll:o0 a. m.
SPECIAL PASSENGER RATES:
.-
E. Ciiy.to Nags Head & return. .
Hertford ,
Edenton . .......
Plyn.outh
Jamesville J. .......
Williamston ..
Ilnmilton
Tarboro
Washington
Norlolis .
SciipDernoui? River. . . . . .
Chowan River. . . J. '..
"1
Saturday Excursions.
Edenton to Nags He id and return... $'2.0(i
Hertford ... 1.50
Elizabeth City, including board .at
hotel until .Monday morning,.-. 6X0
II C-. WILLIAMS k CO.,
Rectifiers. Compounders'
CALEB
SCO.,
WlnAeMdeAZ'vmrnimon, Deiilem in
nirui isfujijM-rs of
i.B WUOLS3AI.lt
..$1.50
. 2.25
. . .2.o0
...3.C
...3.50
....S.7-.
i.CC
...4.C5
...4.00
...8.5j
. . .3.00
... 3.0-
qudr Dealer's
Cor. Market Sri. and V:ter'titi-ts,
EFine old wsikies a specialty.
s A - PERFECT MACHINE
WRITING 32 CHARACTERS.
liemember that quality should
come first. 1'uiCE should al
ways be a secondary consideration
where QUALITY is desired. If you
want to buy where t he above motto
is faithfully adhered to, you wi
a ways trade at
1 A i
c C Jf
Uss of Pier,
Eeach family occupying cottasre- will
Jbe charged for the season $10. Extra fot
landing uorses, except boarders at h -tel,
each, $2 50; boarding houses. $25.00
J. M. HEDBEE,
. Manas r.
Choice ew creamery Butter at Kobinson
Oo'u.
We need no stronger evidence of the good
sense Id men or women than to see them enter
the store oi MOSES WElsUL as purchasers of
his splendid bargains.
There Is no ead to the dress goods U. Lg
Banks' and the are being sold at price .
atf action.
xii h i!ii.rnKiiiiHi'
The good sense and sober si cond
thought of the people is a great
safeguard in the operations of the
government aud a strikiug prf of
of it is found in the public 860151;
meut upon the much debated sub
treasury scheme of j,be Alliance
movement. We had been 'disposed
to favor the scheme in its applica
tion to cotton when Uol. Harry
Skinner of Greenville first pro
pounded it in Frank Leslie's Mag
azine, but when it was extended
to nearly all classes of agricultural
products and tbe govern meutlinr
der its operation was to Jbe made tion addiess.
a great custodiau of nearly a!j
agricultural products throughout
BAPTIST FEMALE,
INSTITUTE,
Murfreesboro, N. C.
Panies Iiaving yotln ladies to edncile
will do well to consider the lollot'in
facts: --
The Institui.e offers ?uperior adv.in'a
ges iu Liicjaiuic, Science ane Art. )n!y
i he best talent is employed to give in -8'
ruction in the different depar tmt-u s.
The situsiton is one of femai kalile
b anty. The Institute lias twenty-e'ght
acres ot land within the corporati n, bu
so located as to give the scli,ool A the
privacy of the country, w -ile near
enough to the town to secure any advant
ages it tnv offer.
The health recrd is utmtrpassed. Du
r ng the last len years there have been
two C isesnf pneumonia, one of typhoid
lever, no case of ilipthe.-ia, scarlet lever or
measelis. Cl lis Iiave been slran.'e s, and
bilious fever almost unknown. The av
erage of medical bil 8 since the organiia
tiou of the school, has i-een about 25 ets
per pupil for the scholastic year. .'
The iostituiion is tbe" unincumbered
property of theJiaptists. and. is ihe only
property owned by them m the State,
used eielusivt-l j for the educadon of cirls
The domi ories have been refurnished
z 'itly, and only two pupils occupy tb
-. - oom. A DUTtber of new pianos
' nought during the last session, and
c entire rearr.ingeraent of the music de
.lartment is to be made d iriiiij the vaca
tion. Parties le lying Charlotte, Fayettville,
Wilmington, Mo ehe id, Kinto i, Ply-
on, Danville, LI ztb t.'
.City, Norfolk and intermediate points,
reacn the school the so-ne atterooon yia
Boykins, Va. The Murfret-sLoro It. R
is nearly graded an I wdl.be in opirat.ion
before the opening of the season, ui.lefa
there :s some del iy, at present not ex
p cted. , - s,'
As the property is u incumbered, the
charges can be made veiy mode: ate
Board, Literary and music Tuition, if
paid strictly in advance, are two hundred
; dollars for scholastic year. . :' .
- i tie ia i s-ession oegms on- u unesuav,
September 9. . .
For Cats ogue or additional mforraa
Kli10IF!.l,'! AW IHPBOTB!)
COOD rVlAKIfOLDE.s?.
- The Pttolanl TH-,rrit.-r in i!w fftrid,
Intensive, Portable, No Ir k Ribbon
luveicuauucatKc lvpe in a i jjjuijj- a0cs
Easiesl to learn and -apid as any.
AGENTS WANTED, EVERYWHERE.
Warasted as Repr-sentkd.
This Machine-is EverBody's Friend.
Everybody shooLlhave their writing
done o t the Typewriter. It always in-
ires Ik- nios i rompt atieuticn Address
TYPEWRITER COMPANY,
it) Temple Place, ItftHton, Mass,
, 1'- BUXslSQ
.ask my nttenr ror XV. li. Douttlas M !...
It not lor sale in your place ask your
dealer to send for cntnlofrne, secure the
"i m ji net iiiein ior yon.
tiTTAKE NO fSl'BSTITL'TE. JtH
DEAL R ; IF
Dry Goods, FinsJ Ckibing
-iNotisni, Boats and Shoes,
Hats, Caps, Ruhbsr Goo;'s.
ALL KINDS OF
FRESH FISH,
NO. 14 EULTOX FISH MARKET,
JSTE W YOKlc:
Write for Stencils aSd Stationery.
ANU ALL KISD3 OF M lillCII AND l E TI i AT IS USUALLY
FOUWD iN A FIRST GLASS DRY GOODS HOUSE
SKXD OX YOUR ORDERS.
GOODS WILIE FUKNISIIHD YOU FULLY AS CHEAP, AND
WILL BE GAliEFLLY SELECTED. .IF THEY DO NOT SUIT I
YOU IIAVE THE PRIVILEGE 'Of RETUIINIM Til KM i
. '
WE INVITE COIiliESrON'DENCE WITH OUR OLD CUSTOM Kit
. AND. NEW FIHENDS
jyii
HUSSET.T, & SIMCOE,
200 3IALY STREET. NORFOLK, Y A
. ? t" J
ITS
.....irrnrTifr-pi
: ilit 1 1 1 1 1 1 li itx t f 1 1
. . fiai. ,e '
Rop PBOD
SUGGESTION
TO
fiMERS..
Lean to dLstlnirvi.sli l.etv.een the 'terms ''L.o-w
I i n-, il" and '-i limp" t'ei liliztrs.
v 'V; ,i,liKK,) Fcitiftwr is a mixture
u nicn scIIh fur a mini! aiif.uiit of ni-itiev. Il
i-tr.m.'t eluini iu tnai.ar-few dollars w ill buy it
liesim-are not conslileicd.
A CHli.ir Keitili.i-r is a bargain; is worth
t he n.ionev iKii.l f.,r ii; Kivi. results which lustifv
t.ie pni-e ,-alu; returns the dollar it costs and ii
st m a m
? Vft "
GIIOJCi; GKR.MAN MILLK1 t
AND ALL SEASONABLE
wait
DS.
W lito For Prices.
.TAIT&SOIMSl
u
nn iinu
lit ii it i i n i
N01tFOLK,:'VA.
i s ; i x: a a i u - .,
ZfJIPJS'L VffiQlJiIA SLATE ROCCTg CO
tenuis. I'n.dti.-iM tine ni,sr permanently im- . .' - ""'WI WWay
pSisSSE : rKACTIOAL SLATERS AXb QUARRYMEN A
..f e.tcer.?ive tu-lature snd.is caifuliy id-artl! ' t-iwiiiiijjii
WATER ST.,
ELIZABETH CITY, 27. C.
JN0. B. BREWER,
President
WHY IS THC '
W. L. DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE rpn f Piui p m
THE BEST SHOE IN THE WORLD FOR THE MONEY?
.1 1 u seamiesg enoe. wits no tacks or wax thread
to tiurt tae feet: mailo tj ih. u.i flna ..if c.-ii..u
und easy, and because ice main more shoei of thitA
iirnnfi than anu nth - . t V . I
Seived .honcostTn? 'from to i
KR "V l.ennllle llailil.acn-ol. fhi flno!- r-nlf
im?ifi i ver offered for. So.Ot); equals Fremiti
51 A """l-ffwed Welt Shoe, flnealf.
- stylish, comfortable and durable. be best
.hoe ever offered at this price ; same tsmde as cus
toniiarle shoes costing from p.0o to 9.m.
S3 50 i?llce ?hei Farmers. Railroad Men
J m and LetterCarrlersall weartham; flnecalf,
seamless, sniooth luslde, heavy three soles, exten
sionedge. One pair will ear a year.
0 SO fine calf i no better shoe ever offered at
5?", this price ; me trial will couvbice those
wliowant a shew f jr comfort and service.
52 V?an Workli,inian': shoes
- . ar.ery stroug and duralle. Those who
nave (tlveathem a trial will wear no other make.
ROVC' S4.00 and l.3 school sbijes are
Tf.Yf , worn ?' the boys everywhere; they sell
their merits, as tbe increasing sales show.
larl IP ?,0, HuBd-newed shoe, best
V Y 9 iwugola, very stylish , equals French
.uiported shoes costlu from ii.w to 4.1.
l.n.hes' ' a.3. 8-J.00 awl S .75 shoe for
Hisses are the best fine Dongola. Stvll ih and durable.
(antien. See that W. L. DouKias' name and
price are stamped on the bottom of ench shoe.
W. L. DOUGLAS, Brockton, Mass.
SOLD BY
FOWLER & CO.,
ELIZABETH CITY
n.
-r-
PARKER'S CIKCCR TONIC I withlot day. It
has cui.u wauy ot liie worsteujsoasjidisSiie best remedy
for au affections ot the throat and luncslaiid 0:satfet
aristnerfrom Impure blood and exhausifc-JL Tbe fceblt
and sick, straeimnti osainst ciiMBase, and tfjw'y drifting
to tLe srrave, wdlia many caM rr.i rf!ieir health b
the timely nsa of 1-arkcr a Gin-crTooi.-. Jbut dolav u dno
Crons. Tak. it la time, h is tarahi lJo for a'll punt
ami ifcjcrdacs ot swinrh ii bwei. tva.ju Krusa4
Established 13G8.
S. T,. DOWXES.
.i. o. rowss
S.B. Downcsi Co.,
FRUIT & PRODUCE
C0MM1Sn!!'XIK!;CI!AMS.
NO. 123 R2.-4DE STREET,
Rofp-sbv netw'iWi n to E F, Lamb,
Em-., Ei'zfh Ci'y x..:
i ry a tew liiie-i bv thji Kii). t,r nr ..u.Jr
linger and 1earii whv vi-i;i.-t.Vtih,iii
been a fthmljid tertiii.eT f- i linost ao vi-an ..
aeat, totton, Ttibaeeo, Vegetables, Com ic.
MAMTFACTrUEI) BY
filiLLER, LIPPINCOTT a CO.,
lUiSduth sr., Baltimore, Md.
ORDERS IU ! KIVKU iiV
I".
AlViB
J. sArvjEsv
GliEAT SALE
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Superior Kinds: if; Roofing Stales,'
Galvanised Ircn Cuttcriag and Spcutirg cf All Einds I
ALL-ORDERS AND CONTRACTS PROMPTLY FILLED RFPAIRIxJ
PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. "LIAIRQ
XORFOLK.TA.
niy30 lyr
PeterbuVS, rXoAM E Waln St
OF
iirmuipa
n
1 1, m,
-DEALERS IX-
MY GOODS
Boots. Shoes, Hats
NOTIONS, CLOTHINGS &C
A A
Water .Street
JbLiIZABETIl C1TT,
:A. ;N-A:S:H-,& CTv
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
y - v, 1 '
lanos SASHES, DOORS, 'bliimds,
mm sst'ssi ...
AND ORGANS .. IViaillelS. MOTlIfllTlfli fl.Tlfl Rt-n 1IT
7 :-'-w"iiwac VWskaiMi . K WWlsi V V JX sQ
AA: . : i : :- - :-; ; v-
Hardware, Paints, Oils, Brushes, &.C., &.c.
5, 7 and 9 Atlantic Street, Norfolk, Va.
LARGEST STOCK
x: -to- . t
SELECT FHOM,
Correspondence Solicited.
HIGH GRADE OF
PARLOR AND BED ROOM
SUITS AT EXCESSIVELY
LOW PRICES
4000 SHEETS OF MUSIC
AT 10 CENTS A COPY, WORTH
30, 40 AND 00 CENTS A
SLTEET.
SEND FOIt OUR ILLUS
TRATED CATALOGUE OF
P1AJMJH AD OBGANS
NAG'S HEAD HOTEL!
TL'b dehgb ful . Mummer Resort will be opened for tbe accommodation of gut ets on tLe
20TH DM OF JUNE 1891,
I and will continue open during the season tinder the management of the undcis'gned
The hotel aud surroundings have beeu recen ly -gnally im loved. An an. ,.Bi.'
i i i.. r l. ,:i .,.,..i-.. r ' auf.e jIDIS
uuve utiu uiauc: iui uouuiiiui duijicd .
Filtered and Juniper Water for Drinking.
CALLAHAN L BENHER.
W HDI.ES ALE COMMISfilOK DEALER8 IB
IfiESH FISH,
GAMS & TEREAPI1T.
Nos. 3& Oecl Street Fisli Mariol
"" PHILADELPHIA..
A Tmmwar is lie'n i eree'ed from SounJ to Ottan, and tl ere will be bathirir rc
corcodutif ns in both boud1 und sea. A comfortable steamer wilrn;ak inps Iwck
and forth daily from and after July 1st fr m Elizatotb City, connecting inin d il r
with the regular lailroad trains going vorth and sotttb. " .
Tkems of Board: 2 per day; $io per week; $35 to '$50 per monih, according
to iqe nnnrber of persons occupying a room. y.
For special terms apply to , - ' ' . y' -
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