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The Official Paper of Chowan County. A. H. Mitchell, Editor and Manager Price $1.50 Per Year. Delivered at doors of city subscribers, as soon as from press, by carriers, without extra charge. fo name entered without payment, and no paper sent after the ex pi ration ol time paid for. me jexiuor aisciaimsall responsibility tor the views or statements of correspondentsand re serves the right at all times to revise or reject any article he may think proper Best Advertising Medium in the District. Rates very moderateSpecial Kates on Long Contracts EDENTON, DEC. 27, 1889. HENRY W. GEADY DEAD. The life of this great orator and friend of the South ended Dec. 23rd at 3:40 a. m. at his home in Atlanta, Ga. The entire country shares in a sense of the bereavement which makes the "Continent poorer" and bows the heads of strong men such as Cleveland, Hill, Randall and a host of others in great grief. May God bless and comfort his mourning household. The great man of England, Sir William E. Gladstone, will cele brate his 80th birthday on Suiiday next, the 29th. Inherited Blood Poison. How many people there are whose distress from sores, aches, pains and eruptive tendencies are due to inherited blood poison. Bad blood pasces from parent to child, and it therefore is the duty of husband and wife to keep their blood pure. This is easily accomplished by a timely use of B. B. B. (Botanic Blood Balm). Send to Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, for book of most convincing proof. James Hill, Atlanta, Ga., writes: "My two sons were afflicted with blood poison, which doctors said was heredi tarv. Thev both broke out in sores and eruptions which B. B. B. promptly con- Mrs. S. M. Williams, Sandaj, Texas, writes: "My three poor afflicted chil dren, who inherited blood poison, have improved rapidly after a use of B. B. B. It is a Godsend." J. R. Wilson, Glen Alpine Station N. C, Feb. 13, 1835, writef: "Bone and blood poison forced me to have my leg amputated, and on the stump there came a large ulcer, which grew worse every day until doctors gave me up to die. I only weighed 120 pounds when I began to lake B. B. B. , and 12 bottles inireased my weight to ISO pounds and made me sound and well. I never knew what good health was before." We are in receipt of the "Con federate Veteran," a magazine pub lished monthly in Atlanta, Ga. It is devoted to Southern literature and will strive to keep alive the traditions of the Old South and to preserve the honor of the Lost Cause and the Confederate States. Subscription price is $2.00 per year. The first number contaius ninety-six pages of pleasant reading matter written on thirty-six different and most interest ing subjects. We bespeak for it the liberal patronage of our people. The Fisiip:rman and Far- mer will take holiday next week. It will greet its patrons promptly on January 10th, and regularly there after throughout the year, 1890. Our japer is now iu the fourth year of its age and is blessed with prospects as flattering as we could desire under existing circum stances. It came in existence with fixed determination to stay as long as it could be useful and command the respect of the people. To some extent we have enjoyed a liberal consideration at the hands of this public and many living in remote sections of our State and country. Our subscription list contains names of persons living in thirty-live counties in North Carolina, and it gives evidence of circulation in Norfolk, Richmond, Portsmouth, Franklin, Petersburg. Suffolk, and Lynchburg of Virginia. It is read by subscribers and advertsers in Boston, Philadelphia, New York, Baltimore, Seattle, Washington Territory; Washington, D. C. St. Louis, Anniston, Atlanta. Jersey City, Gulf View, Miss., Empire, Louisiana, Portlond, Maine; Helena, Ark; Chicago, St. Louis, Nasheville, Coiroado, Daphney, Ala; in South Carolina, Texas, Florida, and occa sionally in other States. It enjoys an agreeable exchange with forty-five papers published in diff erent sections of the United States and has a gratuitous circulation which, is vari able but, rarely less than twenty or twenty -five. It has been made the official paper of the county of Chowan, and is endorsed by the Farmers Alliance of this district It is the only paper, devoted to our fishing interest, published in the State, and by fisherman, here and elsewhere, it is liberally patronized. During the coming year we are determined to widen its influence and make it a still greater help to our town and section. Even the most vigorous and hearty people have at times a feeling of weari nees and lassitude. To dispel this feeling take Dr. J. H. McLean's ar saparilla; it will impart vigor and vital ity sold at H. A. Bond's. N JCj VV KjrJKjJKJ. I am still at my old stand where you can get A. C. Gambrill's Family and Superlative Flour in bbls. anu bbls., bacon, hams, side and butt meats, school books, history of N. C, Irish potatoes, onions, apples, corn and meal constantly on hand, large lots boots and shoes, ha's and caps of assorted kinds at extremely low prices, nice as sortment of extracts and cologne, full assortment of patent medicines too numerous to mention, an assortment of Dr. J. II. McLean's merlicines, sarsa parilia and Parson's P. Fills, quinnine. Call down and see them. Canned goods, (peaches & tomatoes), shoe polish, Mason blacking, cider vinegar the best in the county at 35c gallon, cash peach cider 50c gallon, elegant article molasses, white, brown and granulated sugars, ground ami bean coffees, choice butter and cheese, hardware of all kinds- It will do vou good to call ; come one, come all. Respectfully, H. A. BOND. GREAT EXCITEMENT This week At the Bee Hive Store itver The On account of removing on the 1st of January my entire stock of clothing, dry goods hats, caps, boots, shoes, notions, etc., must be sold, up to that time. NO HUMBUG but the solid fact. Overcoats will bo sold from $2.50 up. Fine Wool suits for $5 Fine Button and lace Shoes from $1 up. Large assotment of Lalies Cloaks and walking Jackets at verv low prim j Fine Dress Silks and Sattina from -25 et. worth SI. 00. Large assortment of tine Dress Goods &c. also Millinery. Call early and secure great Bargains. Respectfully. 0 fa B ig 30 Ds li 0 4 COTTON GINS, PRESSES EDENTON jVCADEMY ! Fall Session began MONDAY, SEPT. 16th, 1889, and will continue forty vreeke. Boys and girls prepared for College or business. L. A. WILLIAMS, : Principal. MRS. HELEN WILLS, : Assistant. RATES OF TUITION : Per Month of 4 weeks: Per Year: Primarv Department, Si .CO. SI t. 00. Intermediate " S2.40. Academic " 83.20. Latin and Greek each 8 .80. French, Si. 00. Both the Principal and Assistant have had the experience of many years in teaching. Boys over twelve years of age, who are provided with Cadet Muskets not to cost exceeding five dollars each and Uniforms not to cost over ten dollars each, will be drilled regularly in Mili tary Tactics. Board, at moderate prices, can be se cured for those pupils who live at a dis tance and I will take pleasure in secur ing it for any who may wish to attend the school. For further particulars address L. A. WILLIAMS, Principal, Edenton, N. C. The people perfectly wild over the bargains offered. ShM T T X C ' " ' v ?. T , t r- Bf ffiffiS$S& Ty. Va(, Uh -Jn P-i' - V I M.mkPM X Clean Ce . Good San pit, Etc itt; lily ch:nrry. iinUJS nl nf intrrnoHoHfU I vpf " j Van Wi:.ki3 Oin and Kscliinery Co., ft Butter, Cheese, Salt, Vinegar, Syrups, Molasses, Lard. ' v':' "S "V.-.'jXf?--a.--t--;M;- $24.00. 832.00. 8 8.00. S10.00. r-.- i.f i 5 ' . " J U1 I'll'- k. . ' W"- ' : r la LITTLE BOB Beats 'em All On prices. Try him AND BE CONVINCED. CD inn NETTE10 -FOR- SEIN ES Call early and get what yon want .while goods are cheap. Hi 1 fcri p fcSliSrPP htroraragf'i urn S v - O ir; sBfea WMF Q o r o I savf MW- r.u? igf BF'SS?1' P V IWP,? ' " "--iv - - . C iS3U3uoi403juo3 ;oonpo.ij '84111.1 j fqsij 'oiniq -AND- POUNDS t WM. J. HOOPER & CO., (8 0L iiu jb. rrati, near Jjignt, j BALTIMORE, WD.. Manufacturers of p? 01 H Cotton and flax Gill Nets, n S Corks. 'Seinet Leads a.c. n mine 1 t lit- ui ah ninqs, JV. Remember this sale ends after January. K'JGHSON & SULLIVAN'S THREE-QUARTER ROAD WAGON. tst- "ioK Th: is a lifrht and taMy Bu&rT. ell ilt In evry particular, to carry ne or two pn mem ; ao4 onr jo titles on it alio' ' uk to put tlo price Very Low. r ! for niujt Catalogue ard rVice IJel f -w?-u-a full line of rrtar5, Burrf, OarU as4 ailla, Cotton A Hemp Kup i
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