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Established 1886. EDENTON, N. C., FRIDAY, January 22,1892. "NoT338
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Remember the place.
Little .Bob Mitchell'
Pet Hits Store " Edeatom.
ANOTHER GAMBLING HELL
JUST OPENED ON CHEAP SIDE
BY A WHITE MAN AND HIS WHITE
WIFE.
HE ACTS IAS WAITMAN, VVHILE
SHE KEEPS THE GAME.
It is in Operation Every Night
And Sundays Not Excepted.
BOTH OP THESIS LAW BREAKERS SHOULD
BE ARRESTED AT ONCE.
The Chief of Police has a Duty to Perform
in this matter that cannot be
Misunderstood.
In a certain house on "Cheap Side'
is a gambling hell a place where cards
are played fir money.
And this is not all. It is run by
a vrhite man and his white wife,
strictly for busiaess. He acting as
waitman, and she the game keeper.
This information is brought us by
a man who knows, aad a man ho
swears it t bo a fact, and further as
serts that on last SUNDAY cards
were shuffled, money passed and
whiskey freely dramk.
This is really doleful. Something
must be done, and done at once.
In the name ef virtu and all 'that
is good and honorable in man, we say.
break it up !
A Sunday gambling main is but a
prelude to dishonor the very anti
chamber of hell.
Break it up !
We call no names, Jbut declare it
must b broken up.
The Chief of Police has a duty to
perform. He should detail a man to
watch this dm.
THE FIRST STEP.
Perhaps you are run down, can't eat
can't sleep, cn't think, can't do anr
thing to your satisfaction, and you
wender what ails you. You shonld
heed the warning, you are taking the
first step into Nervous Prostration.
You need a Nerve Tonic and in
Electric Bitters you will find the exact
remedy for restoring your nervus
system its n rmal. healthv condition
Surprising results follow the use of
this great Nerve Tonic and Alterative
Your appetite returns, good digestion
is restored, and the Liver and Kid
neys, resume healthv action. Try a
bottle. Price 5OC at W. I. Leary's
Drugstore.
The Supreme court of Pennsylvan
ia holds that a saloon keeper is res
ponsibl6 in a case of injury received
remitting from the sale of liquor to an
intoxicated perina.
TWO HEADS BETTER THAN ONE.
BY W1LLISTON OAKES. '
Two levers sat together, ;
Twas the eve of New Year's day.
And he muttered his coufession
In a timid lover's way.
He had formed a resolution,
And he wanted her to hear
What great things he had been planning
To be done the coming year.
He'd resolved that he would win her:
But the maiden shook her head,
And 6he blushed for ju&t a moment,
Then she answered him and said.
As her eyes in frolic twinkled".
And she laughed aloud, ha, ha!
"You had better make another
That will take in my papa "
N9 THIRD PARTY.
The conference of state allianci:
presidents opp03e it.
Roanoke News
At a convention of the several State
Alliances held in Washington City
iabt week the following resolution
was adopted :
Resolved, That it is the senti
ment and desire of this conference of
the presidents of the Farmers Alli
ance and Industrial Union that the
delegates for the F. A. and I. U.
who attend the industrial conference
to be held in St. Louis, February, 22,
i892, use their Influence and votes t
establish and perfect fraternal rela
tions with the labor 'organization?
represented in said meeting, with the
Ocala demands as a basis for a plat
form of principals, and that such
platforn be presented to the National
conventions of the Democratic: party,
the Republican nd the People's par
ties, th s with an earnest request that
the principles involved be engrafted
into their platforms for the coming
national elections of i892. But that
they carefully refrain from committ
ing our order as such to an-affiliation
with any political party or parties "
The conference was presided over
oy President Polk, with W. T.
Gvnne, as Secretary. A memorial
o Congress has bees adopted. whch
deplo-es the ariculturial depression,
And asserts tha' it is due mainlv to
pnrtial and infriendly legislation
It is c)aimedi.hai present 'financial
a yetem is dfjifti vt?, that all monev
should ha ijbued dsrtctly by' the
overniJient to the people at a low
rate f interest and in sufficient vol
ume to meet legitimate denjnnds, and
that silver should have all the coin
age, and tfee qualities oi legal tender
that gold posse'ses.j
Itch, Mange and scratche on human
or animal cured in 30 minutes by
W no If 01 da Sauitarv Loiion. This
sever fails. Sld by YY.I. Leary, Draff- .
gift, E4eotii, H. C. - 1
S0CI4L & PERSONAL
PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT WHOM
YOU KNOW.
THE WEEK'S RECORD OF CURRENT
EVENTS IN THE CITY AND VICINITY.
Picked Up Here And There by The Fisher
man & Farmer Eagle-Eyed Lady
Eeporters.
Mr. J. W. Branning returned from
the North last week.
Miss Pettegrew of Virginia is visit
ing Mrs. Shepard on King St.
Miss Annie Wood is delighting her
friends in E. City with a visit.
Mr. Carr of Petersburg, Va.. spent
a few days in onr city last week.
Mis Carrie Hall of Scotland Neck
N. C, is visiting Mrs- John Wood.
Mr. Hal Wood, returned from
Washington and Tarboro last week.
Mrs. J. P. Coffield h?8 returned
from her visit to relatives in Peters
burg. Love never has to be watched
to see that it doca a full day's
work
It is very fashionable for voting
men to name their pet chickens after
their girl.
Miss Bessie Taylor of Warrenton.
N C, is visiting Mrs. L. A. Will
iams in this city.
When a girl keeps a light in the
parlor after 12 o'clock, she should
close tke blinds tight.
Mr. Thomas Shepard has returned
from Baltimore; he will remain some
time with his parents.
Mr. Willie Badham spent a few
dnys in our city last week. Sorry he
suffers with his heart when he visits
Eden ton.
There are some men and women in
this town who could thev look them
selves squarely in the face, would
want to have their heads cut off at
once.
The weather is terrible. The rain,
slop, cold and mud navo kept the
promenaders close. How glad the
girls, as weli as the bys, would be
to see a change. However, overcoat
pockets are now ued by two.
To preserve a youthful appearance
as long as possible, it is indispensable
that the hair should retain its natur
al color and fullness. There is no
prepartion so effective as Avers Hair
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healthy.
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