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7 t f isJaerman araier, A IT Mrrrnvi.T. flftor and Business Manager. The Smallest Hair Throws a Shadow." rc IYr Year Ol.CO Single Copy FiYt- (VtUk Established 1886. EDENTON, N. C, FKIDAY, January 2o 1888: NO. 137. ; We do not sell Gold Dollars FOR And yet some people would believe such a thin possible. What we will do, how ever, is to give you full value for every dollar spent with us. THE MOTHER "WHO HATH A CHILD AT SEA. Written for the Fishermen & Farmer. There's a cheak that is growing sadly white, As the tokens of storm comes on with the night; There's a form that is fixed at the lattice pane, To mark how the gloom gathers over the main; While the angry billows wash the shore With loftier sweep and wilder roar. That face, that form, oh ! whose can it be But a mother who has a child at sea. The rushing whistle chills her blood. As the north-wind hurries to scour the flood; An ice shiver shreads over her heart. As the first red lines of lightning start; The ocean boils, all mute she stands With parted lips and tight clasped hands, Oh ! marvel not at her fear, for she Is a mother who hath a child at sea. N3nmr& by matt, ! pointed successor bj the former king. He was son of Kirfau, & daughter of Kamehameha I., by ,hi3 Excellency Kekaanaoa. Governor of Oahu. He was educated at the Royal School, taught by A. S. Cooke Esq. He was a well educated gentleman, and while a Prince accompanied his brother, the late king, and Dr. Judd on a visit to America and Europe.. He died Nor. Bishop Lyman has gone to California to visit his son. "'F'l'i uiinm, or uerniany, is. vuoiugjcu WilllUlIl) 111. -y JLN OHKOLfc SOUTH KItN ILIMUAI O M Ihe Supreme Court will meet arain - c nn tV, , r i I SCHEDULE IN EFFCT OCT. CRD, 1SS7. on the nrst Mondavin Fehrnarv. , Mail Train leaves Norfolk 10:30 n The office of Deputv Collector of a.llj exctt S ......v mn 1 1. j nust ueeu the SOtb, 18G3, at the age of 29 years, 'abolished. and was succeeded bv his brother. ,r ? , . , , . , , ir,u i ,r " , . I -v'r. (j tiidstono Isais decided not to go ivamehameha V.. who has since ; t - . , since i to Rome to have au interview with Top reigned. He died on .the 11th of ' Leo. Virginian. December, 1872, at the ace 4. ' of 42 years, having died upon his birthday. Hie late majester not having ap pointed a successor it devolved upon the Legislature to elect a successor and on January 8th, 187oaking was elected to the throne made vacant by the death of Kamehameha V. The new king Prince William C. Launal- illo, reigned several years and on his death Kalakua was elected king ol'tbe Kingdom. The present Dnp1 "nnllpy Q-no-nt l with parted " i oh! marvel not at her fear, for she loner wavs. . She presses her brow, she sinks and Read some of the prices and don't let irnoTa them predjudice your mine, but come While the storm howls on and the than- Hawaiian 11 t . J uer peals, King is a verv une looking' man well totrIc utters nota word, for herpassionate educate.!. He has travelled exten Is too fervent and deep for the lins J sib-through Amenca and Kurop.. bear- and has done much to brinjr his flclIlIlGl drGSS 2TOOd.S 81 1 Ifc isPourecl in tne deeP convulsive sigh COUQtry to the foremost ranks of the lITlTHQBrfoiT-nr-i 30 cents per yard. , i "i c i i , . , . , ! And a holier off ring cannot be All shades of double width Tricots, m, , , , , . P-,L . w , ill 11 Than a mother's prayer for her child at at j t -j v to , ii u uu xiiui ju uu v u ail amine our all wool of our 2i5c worsteads to 15 cents. Double width flannel dress goods at 48c Just received 1000 yards of Hamburg Edgings exquisit patterns, only 12 jets for any you may select. Finer than we ever sold. In the straining glance of an upturned nations of the world. to be continued. Don Artueo. I sea. Florida will furnish 1,000,000 hoses cf oranges this year. Three acres in full bearing yield 1,000 bo.xs. - In Brooklyn 1,000 glass-workers, in Ciuciiiniti 120 carriages and in itts burg OOtooimakers are idle. Mr. S. T JIoiTett. of Southern Pines, N. C. , has extracted to baild lioi.-i for VV. R. Capehart at AvtM.;t. F.iic ou. The Virginia House of Delegates de feated a proposition to establish a folate reformatory institution for j-outh. Ex. Messrs. J. M. B rough ton Bro., Uncle Don. FIFTY POUNDS. AROUND THE WORLD. THE SANDWICH ISLANDS. br a Hawaiian days each King. Examine our Ladies' wool Vests 50o and GSc best qualit'. at Have you seen those To tbe fisherman & farm. loTrolTrha.t.Q. stmwfl.Tifl These islands are governed felt-New York style? d arn TT.vTm'TionnvTrroh ,sIand bad its Cbief or Pettr i -.J t ju4- Vk 4- "n ma(,e war continually on each. KiCL DUbtOIl DOOt at other. it is generally nupposed thev $1.75. It beats the eat their enemies, and in it was no; XOWn. unul tue reign ot the Ivaraenameiias were these islands known to history. Kamehameha I. was bora in 17-33. or twenty-five years before the island' were discovered by Capt. Cook, 177S. He has been styled the "Napoleon oi ".lift "Pitnifie" hiviri(r (nnnnsrn;l ll t!io chiefs 3 for 25c; a bar- islands of this group, and established i dynasty, which has lasted nearly n century, having been almost cotem porary with the Republic of America. He died at Kailua, Hawaii, May the 8th, 1819. Kamehameha II. was the son of the ormer, and was born in 1797, on the island of Hawaii. He was proclaimed King on the death of his father. Examine those La dies' linen hanclker- gain. Fine, regular made, Ladies' hose war rented fast black at ISc a pair. Best Balbri-rgan hose at 25c. At a recent poultry, show in Neu lork, some of the turkers weighed nearly fitty pounds. The advance being made in poultry culture if astonishinir to thosa who hare taken note of it. it is the principal indus try in this country, and fine specimens :ringwhat may seem enormous pri jes. We have known of single - :ers selling for ona hundred dollars That is not uncommon. -Thousand?. -)f "chickens" are sold . it from two l io five dollars each. A good trio o' breeders readily sells from twenty to thirty dollars. Ducks und geese have ivept pace with chickens and turkeys. The great inirest t ikeu by progress ive farmers in the improvement, o. itock is a good sign of the times. Che old scrubs in stojk, and the old !bgie8 among the fanners -must go." Vhe wheels of progress will crusii 'ihein out. The world moves; droucr iiave no place in the new order oi hings. Falcon. painters at E. City, have desolved part nership. J. M. Broughton, Esii , co:i cinues; his brother has one to Norfolk. Falcon: Mr. Green leaf informs us that he will begin, next week, Belting bound ry stones between North Carolina and Virginia, from tiie Atlautio Ocean co Nottoway River. The wo.k to begin it the sea fchore. Virgiwian, 14th: News from Rileigh s to the effect that an exteusive move -ueut iB on foot in North Carolina in f;. or of securing the nomiuatiou of Lieu enant-Governor Chas. SI. Steadniau a ha candidate for Governor on the part f the Democrats. An accident acc ured, on the 11th int. . Sund.-tv. ainl arrivf-s :r in. Lenws r!tJptitm 9 i ."i ami arrives at Norfolk at 5::0 p. m. Accommodation b-aws Norfolk at . in., arrives at Cdeuton 10 p. u.. leaves Edciitou at 4X0 a. m., arriv. at Norfolk 10 ;.. m.. daily except Sunday. Close connections at Norfolk with all i rail and steamer lines. ' At KliznUth City with steamboats for all points on Pasquotank, North ami Ahtgator river. I At renton with N. S. Railroad ! company' hteamboits, riyinouth. Mary F.. Roberts and Ran er. for all points n Chowan. SrupiKMriioai; Little. Cahsieaml Roanoke rivers, ana J.i'risv-v n,e A' Wi-sl.. inlon, and AlU-marie A" Ratoigh R.iil Roads. Un and after July l.-t. the rtenin r Plyn.outii, plying refyveeu Ktlei ton ai-.l Wiliiamstou, will go to Hamilton o;i Tuesiaj- and Friday c f each u. ek. lea ing that place at 2 o'clock a. in., u Wednesday and Saturday. Norfolk ia.-.seng. r ani freight station at Norfolk and Western R.ulro;;d Depot. Freiglit received daily, except Sun days. Through tickers on sale and baggage checked between Eden ton : n, Elizabeth City and Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York by Hay Line and Old Domin ion steaiueis and N. V. P. and N. R. R. Tiom Norfolk, ami between Norlolk and Washington. Plynouth, WiUiamston, Windsor and JamesviPe. M. K. K1N(J. (u.ii'Mal Manager. o EASTKl.N CAIfOLINA I'lSi'ATCH. Y m r 4 J. X A. Regular line of steamers 1 et wren Atiaiitic North Carolina R. R., New Berne, Washington and Elizabeth Citv. Daiivall rai! service bet wtm Edentoii, New York, Philadelphia. Baltimore and Noil(uk. Through cars, as low rates and quicker tune man by any other route. Direct all troous t be (dunned bv Eau- , I : T ; . . . , . . he Chester & Lenoir Road, near the ( w. & u. K. K. : president St. Siatioi.-. Jatawba river, by the breaking in of j. j Philadelphia by Penns vania R. l. festie twenty-dve feet high, but form- ' Dck ' SluXU,": Nexv Yori: b' IUJ" ...fplv l .... , : ''ylvama R. R., rier 27 North Ri.r r. uitely no lires were lost, though severa vere severely injured. j K. WOOD, Agent. ih ntou, N. C. EARTHQUAKE SHOCK. We have Ball's cele brated corset; tiie best m the world. A new lot of decor ated china and glass ware on exhibition this week. IT c would advise you to CALL EARLY. 'First come, first served. Tl itcliell's 0 Ok SO X; TjJL V During the first year of his rein idolatry was abolished, and during the second year the American mis sionaries arrived, or rather thev arrived just at the close of the first 3 ear of his reign, in March, 1S20. lie sailed for England in Octorber, 1823, were he and his Qneea both died in July, 1S24. They were kindly received by George IV., and after their death their remains were re turned to the islands on board II. B. M.'s S. Blode. commanded by Capt. Byron, a cousin of the poet. Kamehameha III. was also a son ol Kamehameha I., and was born March 17, 1814. He died at the age of 42, December 15, 1854. During his reijrn CAPI TAL PUNISHMENT. Governor Scales sars he believes the people are becoming more and moreoppojed to capital punishmen; n North Carolina. lie is led to so hink by the great number of pet; rions for commutation of death sen tences which come in. There are now only four capital crimes in this State murder, arson, rape and bur glary. Forty years ago there were about twice as ins nr. Virginian, 11 FOR .SALE, i Or exchange on lihernl terms fn- TXT., . 1 ''roperry in or ne:.r Norfolk, a cnn.- Wilmm-ton Star, 13: A sharp shock ortable Iimiso on O'.n.n si f earthquake was felt in this city about i l0n. N. C. Anolv to J. skiwi-., :en minutes before tea o'clock yesterdav j " - - -...... nornin. The movement ws annar- utly from west to east, and its duration j FOR Jt.fcWT FOJl JSSo. ibout two seconds. While it wRS suHl-j TliC house occuj)ied by II Del) dent to cause timbers in building to Hooper. For terms, apply to' reak and chandeliers to sway in some; y ',. instances, many persons did not notice ' ' ih CONTRACT TO BE LET. GOOD SELECTION. Mr. Frank Beard, the most bril liant blackboard artist in America, has been engaged for the coming session of the Teacher's Assembly at Morehead City. Mr. Beard was for a long time the author of those pow- President Brewer of the Chow?n Baptist Female Institute, of this place, telis us that contract for the brick for the new building to be built FOR SALE. St- am engine, boiler, boats ami other fixf.HCn beloililii; f U:e Avocu Statu l- i-li Iliitobei - is oTeied for sale. 'H . tie wishirip- to puicliasc w it eoj i ip;ii with J. T. J'.vtj-i i:ilei-!i, K. C. on the Ea.it end of the old building. I ) U V j) ska woMEi:sexist in thou: will be let in a few days, and that the i ands f form. but v.tn ,vork will be pushed as nipidlv as ios- ! V L'y lhc - imcr.tion. sible.-Mnrfreeslmro Index 1 , UIZT" yroilUU 1 1 . f r should at orff ficnl tlieir a hires tf liallett A: Co.. Portland. MiJine. and i -ceive free, lull information how either sex, of all a:;es. tan earn Jrnm to. !tT il.'W niiii 'i i in j i-il l I ............ l I . On Tuesday, Dec. 18tht two Vou ni fre.-. Cai.itai not r- )f UIV D-R;-R. -p-nTTTO-Q i I1"...8' I":; haV' MO in a vw.'i kj niuu-ua ill Ulln work. All (.llcciw.,1. .strayed ofl. One bv the name of " "- 1 1 S MB V ftM m. -M fta K mmmm urouaer is a Urownjtho other : t U A fU1 B Xj ST by the name of "Sharp" is a VV -- X b7acken-tan with a vhie rinir aronud his neck; Jotli doirs. I Will "Pfrwpi vcl p n -crrm o ! vounir 1 1 Jrr i- . e i WllU Will LLrillVer T.lRm : ur,vnpuo :H my line I oa real in are ijow offered. Civt THE LITE, LOW PEIC3 .HOUSE OF acknowledged aa independent bj the Kamehameha IV. was proclaimed King, having been adopted and ap- the old feudal system of the Kingdom nncl bi9 educational work since that tO me. T. J. "WllSOn. nau..oi time at ieadin-teachers cratherin-s Government estaonstiea. l tie i anas in rhp nrh, ,loa ,OOT, ,art:...i s;. intense enthasiaam. V.r n,1 ni, granted. 3lany otner important server chaniies were effected. Thekinwas Mr. T. W. Mavhew, a prominent at torney of Aurora, Beaufort county, who was one of the couusel in the Potts Lincke case at Washington, N. C, died on Sunday, the 5th, inst. Having ju-t piirchascd a !,tw .stock of fine jeueiry I a;n prcj.aied to liil orders promptly. I am dail v reecivin" MW GQODS line, (iood oa real in are now o tiered. (Jive ine a j triul. Siitifa jtiou iiariintft'il, Rooky Hook, n. c. n'lhe latU5t n,jV,fl"" "- i Patent Cravat Holder f v -I . : niy cents. SiOII Cf Orderone. I have the inenfc lino of Gold r ' aud Silver wutcht-skept tbisside ofNew iYork. Itp-ectfull., yOUr LOUIS SELl'fl. J Obworlr fn thic nffi-o i. TiioJowoior, C7T I iter .Street, CITZ, X. C.
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