of Cho.va- County.
-t- Off c a'
- Kditor.
Price $1.50 Per Year
. . . - ..,..i n t doors
of citv subscribers
" , from DrCSS.
Uv carriers, as .
without extra tliaiyj- sil)il
The Editor is a Mc.. I
-.'I times to rcv.se or reject .u, arl.ciL
IS:sK.liu!-n the 1
; " KHt:s very moderate, bpec'.al
rau-s o:i lo:!- cor. tracts.
" i;L)I:XTO N. Nv- 1S93-.
The irantl body of Masons will
3:Uct arV;linin-lon, January 2.
and tr:h
,. part in the celebration
centennial of St. Johns
Tor ill.'.- first time an an-
ni t;:e
r
;!U::1 connnuineuuon is item ci.,.-.vb-.-iv
than in Ualei-ii.
It i- st;rt-' that a crank woman
is anxious t meet President
Cleve land, a:. 'la murderously in
armed to kill the
mtiri-d cran.K' i.s
i '.(i-criKir if Indiana
J'heseiools
' J ' s 1 i a '
sliouhl be dealt with b
tliorilies without dela
the an
il is most extraordinary speed
that the new American cruiser
Columbia made-nearly thirty
miles in one hour. It has no rival.
Columbia is a good name, and the
cruiser Columbia, which is a
llllUMV.
The Northern Republican pa
per?, says an exchange, which do
not aj. prove of the administration
policy in reference to Hawaii, are
printing some grotesque pictures
of Oueen Ulioukalaui, represen-
tm
her as a very unattracu c
, 1
Thev tli us treat witn
negress.
kMcat discourtesy the Southern
wing of the Republican party.
It is said that Secretary Circs
ham is receiving many letters
from prominent men in all 'parts
,,r tin- comiti v. both Democrats
I I ....,, 1.1 wi iw r-( ilimi'Ml I 111!''
,1!1U I(.llllMiviui.',
the position he has taken uu the
Hawaiian question. There is no
doubt that the better sentiment
f the country is with him on
that, while the Jiugoist will howl
and chaw the air. Star.
Tlie Columbia ( S. C. t Register,
leviewingthe field of battle, says
of the veal, unfaltering bimetal-
lists: "The do not propose to
accept the situation ''lucciullv or
i ...
m other way. Like Antaeus
thev will rise ui) siroui-vr aiter
r
everv defeat and will keep fight
ing until the financial plank o
the ! K nun ra.tie plaiiorm adopted
in Chicago in No ; is eiiacled
Olio l.'.W ,"
in i ;
tile
Republicans car-
rW'i v jii. iivi r,1 ' . i ne rune
of .McRinle is liable to great
a .1, ;. . ,
political perturbations. In i Soo
it
it Went Democratic by i6,ooo.
Ti:e .State has a solid Republican
maioritv ol about ;o,;oo votes,
but ii takes apiroxysmal occa
sion to brinr them out. This
year thev went to the polls am
the Democrats didn't--Pbiladel
phia Record.
The Southern Faim offers the
following advice. "It matters not
how much a man makes at farm
ing or anything else if he does
not properly economise what he
makes. There never was a lime
when economy was more imper
atively demanded than it is now.
Wate nothing. Put cvorv dollar
you can in kank. Save every car
of corn: everv blade of vi-.iss-
everything you possibly can. We
are not out of the Woods yet by a
good deal. Keek up a good heart
.and do the verv best vou can.
Do you know that we have no
such thing as a national holi
day" in the United States? Not
even the Fourth of July can claim
that title, although it is a legal
holiday in all states. The Presi
dent issues a proclamation call
ing upon the people to keep
Thanksgiving day, but he cannot
make it a legal holiday outside of
the territories. A special procla
mation must be issued by the
governor of each state, else the
banks could not close, although
business might be suspended by
general consent.
THE .TELEGRAM.
The Baltimore Telegram, un
der the management of Y. H.
Edm. nds, conies to us greatly
improved. Its pages teem with
bright, sparkling reading mat
ter for the family, and the Fish
I'RMAN & Farmkr wishes it all
Hie success it so richly deserves.
TI. MlTCHKI.L,
THEFAIR
LETTER WRITTEN BY
ITS SECRETARY.
AND A rOKTIOX OF TUF. LIST OF I'RE-
MIUMNS AWARDED EXHIBITORS
By the association.
The Kdenton Pair has closed
i:: Mlv n failure. OWlUGf to
X'lliaiiv-i"";
bad weather, otherwise a grand
success. The exhibits in all the
df-nnvt incuts were larger and
r.r tlin-,1 r-vrr before. It has
done much good. Competition
was Greater, showing a deeper
and beneficial interest from all
sources. The stock display was
r0od The Agricultural depart
m cut was filled with the finest
and best products of the soil.
The Poultry exhibit was ex
cellent embracing many van
lies of fine birds;
Ladies department was
1 iU
crowded with the finest speci
mens of needle work. The
"Pantry-supply" tables were fill
ed with everything delicious and
tempting to the appetite. The
Art department was just perfect
ly grand displaying portraits
and. paintings characteristic of
high art vicing with the Mas
ters of the old school.
While the Floral department
was well tfilled and beautifully
arranged and the ladies contrib
uting thereto deserve much praise
In this connection I desire on be
liall of the Association, to tender
thanks to the Farmers who
have taken such interest aud con-
U ibUleii o uuj;ci) in v.r--y ,
to the Ladies God bless them,
wmmi.. iit 7"itir rutin ;i .
who take a deeper interest
t 1 1 - , .
than the men, and always nave
added so largely of their beauti
ful handy-work, and to our Art
ists we doff our hats and say
thank you," unable to express
ourselves further, but to Mrs. I.
X. Tillett of Elizabeth City and
Miss Alula Speight of r Hertford,
we desire to tender special thanks
these ladies sent some oi the
finest painting to our Fairs it has
ever been our good fortune to
see. We are unable to state
where Mrs. Tillet received in
structions.but the pupil is worthy
the Master. Miss Speight was a
student of the Cowles Art
School, Poston. While there
she received Honorable Mention
for work done in the Still Life
CI.tss I Ier instructor was Ab
bott Chaves, R. A., whose pic
tures were chosen by the French
American Jurv to represent
American Flowers and Still Life
Painting at the Paris Exposition
Miss Speight is a true Artist and
does hurh credit to her instruct
or.
Miss vShannouhouse, ol Hert
lord, displayed fine artistic taste
in decorated china.
And our own heme artists arc-
not forgotten, nor lacking in skill
but space forbids personal men
tiou.
We desire also to tender special
1 hanks to Miss Jane Ward, ol
kak iidi, who has alwavs kiudlv
remembered us with some excel
Lnt specimens of needle work.
Our children are derscrving of
much credit aud praise for th
excellent work presented by
them, in the needle work depart
incut, Pantry department, auc
the Art department. We won lc
A
like to make some personal men
tion but our space will not allow
it. We thank them and hope
thev will continue the interest
manifested at our recent Fair. In
some instances their work came
in competition with grown peo
ple aud took the premium. Next
season we will have a depart
ment fixed for children only,
to embrace work in all the var
ious departments, aijd expect to
see it filled. Our Merchants, I
fear, have not the interest in the
Fair they should have. The Fair
is of great benefit to them, aud
yet they show but little apprecia
tion of it. Only three; X. Paker,
O. Newman and Pond & Jones
made exhibits at our recent hold
ing, all of which were very cred
itable, attracting much attention
aud proving beneficial to them.
We hope others will feel the ad
vantages of a successful Fair, and
show a little more interest here
after than in the past.
And now we would especially
thank the Ladies who so efficient
ly assisted us in the various de
partments, to Miss Claud Wood
ard and Mrs J. A. Woodard, to
Miss Martha Bright and Miss Jen
nie Pendleton, to Mrs, J, I,. R0r.
cisuu, asMstaiu directors, and to j
the other ladies who
. j
so
kindly
served on awarding committee
and otherwise assisted us, to one,
and all. we bow in humble ac
knowledgement. Below is the list of premiums
and awards, a number of which
have been donated the Associa
tion aud just here permit me to
thank those Ladies aud Gentle
men who have so kiudlv remem
bered us in our financial embar
rassment. And again thanking
you, hoping to receive your sup&
port and encouragement next
season, I am, for Uje Association,
Jno. C. Bond,
Sec't'y.
DEPARTMENT 44A,"
?fwJa,eC0a?tredn 't
Bfs.,,s.ofr.ve.i;p;-Ban J
..AP.'F-t-rty ,.oo
peas jos liarrel
1. 00
any other kind C. T arkenton i oo
Ground peas V. Y. Warren
Corn. V. H. Ilassell
" Yam potatoes, Jno. A. Bunch i oo
" red potc toes, E. I). Pearce J o
"Jersey Thosscl
" Ilayuiau potatoes, lv Hassci i
"yellow " W H Bonuer i oo
" Irish " R G Carter i 00
" stock beet. Rev R B Dranc i
" turnips, Edward Pearce w
" celeiy, C. T arkenton 1
" e plant, Walter White 1 00
" cabbage, James Leggett 1
" collards, F W Currau 1
"parsnips, Mrs R II Winborne i oo
" carrots, C Tarkentou 1
" pumpkins, C Tarkentou x m
" sugar beet, Mrs Isaac Laydeu i oo
" bundle pepper, C Tarkenton i oo
" radishes, W h Boswell (not in catal g)
" keg herring, W. D. Rea i
"Bbl cut fish " 2CXJ
keg sea mullets, ' 1 00
" spec, corn on stalk, J S I'rivott
" specimen fodder, R N Privott
" " cane, W B Eel ton
" N. C. ham, Samuel Morris I
44 dried apples, Mrs J SI Privott i oo
" dried pears, Mrs Sarah D Morris i oo
" wine saoanoles.Mrs Wat White i cf
' Mattauueskect apples, "
" Ben Davis "
" Shocklv applet, F W Curran
" Limbertwig t4 C Tarkentou
1 t
I o
" Kieffer pears.Mrs IillWinborne I M
' tomatoes, C Tarkentou
44 Japan persimmons RevRBDranc
" gal apple vinegar, F W Currau i o
Greatest variety aud iiaiuiaomcM
displav of flowers, Mrs. J. L.
Roirersou 3 f1
DiiPARTMI'.NT 'I!.'
Best trotting standard bred marc
a vcars'old. JI II hite 4 (
i4 trot's lred fulv, V R Capehart 2 00
" stallion 5 yrs.f 31 11 White 3 00
" brood jr.ar'e, John Parrish 3 00
" filly 3 vrs., 15 ! 1'lliott 2 00
" colt 1 year old, 44 2 00
" colt 61110s. old " 2 00
" mare with colt 41 3 00
" light buLfgv horse, W H Bufkin 2 00
"mule, BJ Sitterson 3 co
" iv. i: If ml t 1 vr. (''rank Wood 200
44 pair mules, 41 4 00
"Jersey bull, T J Iloskius 200
" " " COW, ,! 2 OO
" " heifer, Mrs J A Woodard 1 00
44 Guernsey cow, T J lloskins 2 00
native bi.ll, J M l'nvott
Chester boar, B F Elliott
sow,
2 C
I C
I C
I C
I t
Herkshire boar,
" sow,
!)! I'AKTMIiNX 'c'
IVst l?t. brahmas. Margaret bond 1 o
" buif cocinu
" partridge cochin T J Iloskius
" lanirshans. Brent Drane
I Ol
I O
I O
" white leghorn, Harry McMulleu 1 o
" yellow tiger; game, Ur capenair 1 o
" standard stone fence game 41 1 o
" pr. pit games " 10
" Earl Derbv game " 1 c'
" rivmouthRock Pr Iloskius ip
iiiiH.-fnrf1 black soauish 10
" Pekin Bantams F. II. Jiegler ic
" fnu mil nisreons I'rauk Bond 10
" bronze turkev. Metrah Makeley 15
" white holland turkey, F. Wood I 5
"pair slate turkies, Mrs. Privott 15
" Toulouse geese, Mrs Capehrrt 10
hi tin. Or Tloskms I ol
" white china, I iddy Williams 1 cj
" oekin ducks. " -
' Aylesbury ducks, Mrs Capehart lojjo
" to,, i f n mirks. J. It. nona
" white muscovey, Biddy Williams ic
" colored ducks, a rs Thos liailey,
Mill banding, Bertie Co. 1 of
' lav. pearl Guineas, M E Byrum 1 ol
' largest and best exhibit any
iivrf varietv. P E Rea I Oilj
" largest and best exhibit mixed
vnrii-tv. Mrs. Tulian Wood 10ft
" heaviest turkey, Mrs Winborne 1 o
" Duck, D. G. Bond 10
" Cock. 44 lot)
PKI'ARTMKNT "K,"
Pautiy tSuppji(;s:
Best exhibit by professional baker
J M Wozelka fS
' x 1 . hutter. iiirs o. -vi. niaim j
" eal siaiued honev, J II Piland
I O t)
' honey comb, 10 lbs, Bert White 1 o
" gla-s'apple jelly, Mrs V. Wood 2
" " grape " Mrs J. Wood 2
" glas.i pcacli " "A Iluckabec 2
" "vhort!ebi rry jtjliy A Tarkenton 2
"jar preserved apples, Mrs Prue 2
" preserved peaches Mrs RogclSOn 2
" pears Mrs J A Woodard 2
" " plums 41 A larKcnton 2
" 'citron " M F Bond 2
" firs " A Tarkentou 2
" collection and display of preser
ves. Mrs m ! Bond 2 cxt)
" marmalade Mrs Jnlien Wood
" canned peaches " Makeley
" quuicc.s
" pears " uiar.
" tomatoes 11 I; ! oxv.cll
(cO.TIXCKl) XlixT V'Kl'K.
THANKSGIVING DAY.
Quite a number of yestfg age
when crops in this country hac
been bad and when business in
general had been dull, when the
people of the country were des
pairing of providing for their
families,a conference pf ministers
was held, at which was dis
cussed the advisability of declar
ing a Day of Fasting and Prayer,
to atone for the sins of the peo
ple that had brought on the
miserable state of affairs.
Speeches were made by many
of the ministers present ild all
seemed to be of one mind, that
the country must recognize aud
set apart a Day of Fasting audi
Prayer, But there was present
an old geutleinan, a minister of
the gospel, and after i?.tenin
very patiently to the speeches o
his brethren, he arose from his
seat, and in a voice that could be
heard all oyer the hall, asked the
ministers present why tliey were
all so disheartened. 4'fs there
nothing we have to be thankful
tor?" And tnen he went on
and detailed liumerovs things for
which they should offer thanks.
'fLet us 1116' said he "dcclair a
day of Thanksgiving for the
many blessings God has bestow
ed upon ua dim 11 g the past year."
His fervor heightened up tlie
nearcs 01 ins listeners, aud in
stead of declaring a Day of Fast
ing, the Conference declared Day
of Thanksgiving, and to this day
1 hanksgivmg Day has been ob
served throughout the country
This year it falls on the 30th
inst., next Thursday, and we
trust it will be observed in this
city by the entire suspension of
Business. Services will be held
in the various churches.
A splendid recognition of honest
worth was that which the World's Fair
directors accorded Ayer's Sarsaparilla
iu classing it as a stiictly pharmaceu
tical product, and 4 such entitled to a
ciuiuug mc emous at My? fP.sp1
tiou. No other similar preucratior
was admitted.
If you feel weak
and all worn out take
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS
GOOD ADVICE TO TOUKG
WOMEN.
There is nothing sp ccUin to
make you disliked as U mi your
truuoies to a friend.
means friends, but once j
into your head to xt
woes you will soon di
yoiir company is not
thb people who once
yoli in pleasant recognitica now
wk on the other side of gkt way
a cold and stony gicie that
s over your head or tfcrough
r body, but never meats your
rs as of yore.
he ptople are not hard heart-
edt that turn the rrAA t),ft,iW,r
ou. They are only averse to
wing of any more misery than
y already have to bear. We,
ry one of us," have our little
ublesL In some rav thfv
w to be very large ones, and
n't pleasant to have the dark
e continually thrust before us
vhenvwe begin to feel a bit
lfortable in our mindaover
soTTie unpleasant occuranca that
lias upset us for a time.
Take a bit of valuable advice,
and when you feel like telling
some one of your spat with your
intended or how low your financ
es are, just rememder our warn
ing and don't do it. Your mother
your father and your husband are
the truest tmy path izers, and out
side of them., you are certain to
be soon called a bore if you per
sist in your harrowing confidenc
es. Philadelphia Times.
Are the patriotic North Caro
linians at home resolved to have
nothing whatever to do with the
purchase.of "Old Fort" on Roan
oke Island, in this State? It looks
that way. A prominent North
Carolinian living in Baltimore
writes us that thus far but $700
of the 1,600 have been, raised,
and of this small sum fcc $200
have been raised in Noifh Caro
lina. The $700 have been raised
as follows: About $$$o In Haiti
more, given by native North
Carolinians residing in that city,
and $i5o&!ffse4by Profem $d
ward Graham Paves fa Massa
chusetts. Surely the wtJl'tQ-4o
men of North Carolina will no
longer refuse to help in the pur
chase. There are plenty rfch men
who could give $100 eaci and be
richer by th givirig, Tlf cause
is one that appeals peculiarly tg
North Carolina pride of. State,
Our correspondent refers us to an
article in the American, but we
do not receive that paper. It
would bt 9. reproach upon the in
telligence and liberality ir P0
needed to complete the purchase
should not be raised in the State.
The patriotic North Carolinians
in Baltimore have set indeed a
noble eamp and let our peo
ple emulate it flt once. Raise the
money. What are 700 for ,foo
000 people to raise? It is a mere
trifle. Shame aud reproach if it
is not done. Wilmington Mes-
seufref,
The first snow of the; setsn visited
our town last night.
lit llothing
ff,
is war ranted-the Best in the V
Is more Waterproof.
Is Stronger, and
will Wear kc?ER;
tian any other goods mtitiilishiTfX
Ask for the " FISH BRAND"
NOTICE.
AJ1 persons who hold ?lainw against
the
estate tit tha late W. Ii. nows are
hereby notified to present VfW for
payment to the uadrbtatd torero the
ist day of Pecember 1894, Persons
indebted to the estate will settle the
same promptly with tU Cariigiied .
CLS. VIiin,
Adm'r. W. Q. rrwn.
Nov. 22, '93. j 4t
NOTICE!
uuuer&iguea oxuivxvhiu
the 23rd day of Decembf f TsU ?U
the Court House in Edentwwthc fol
lowing property.
1. The Ice House lot at he Corner" of
virauvuie ana mount street wing lot
o. 1 87.
2nd The H. A. Bond store property
on the north side of Water street ad
joining the lots of M. H. J G.
Wood and others. Term sone third cash
oaiance 6 and is months.
Annie McD. Bokd.
John C. Bond,
Nov. 2$. st Executors.
NOTICE.
The partnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned doing busi
ness as W. M. and L. O. Bond has been
dissolved by mutual consent.
All T a. ? .
-f'i persons navtng claims yguinsi
a4'u iirnj myo. present tlieia for pa 7
"lent tb"Lf tyfjnA and persops indebt
cd to saT4 9fijfiwnr settle witlihim.
W. M. Bop.
L. D. vonp
EdentopN. C
iTcoocritv
m take
131 your
M
sof that
rnjd, and
fe&red to
at
STATE NEWS.
Charlotte will have a great cel
ebration on Thanksgiving Day.
A severe epidemic is carrying
off many hogs in Alamance county-
Revenue Collector E. A.
White, retires from his office to
day. A white man murdered his
wife atSmithfield last week, and
is in custody.
Many cotton mills have re
sumed operations in the State in
the last few weeks.
Four people were arrested last
week two at Fayetteville and
two at Charlotte for passing
counterfeit money,
Recently appointed Collector
Simmons of the Eastern District
has filed his bond, and will take
charge of his office in a few davs.
The North Carolina exhibit at
the World's Fair is ready for
shipment to Raleigh, where it
will be made a permanent ex
hibit. A white tramp tried to force an
entrance into the house of an old
colored man in Rockingham
county last week. The negro
knocked him in the head with an
ax, and death resulted.
Frank Lewellen, and John his
son, plead guilty to the charge of
complicity in the murder of
Deputy Marshal Buckens before
the Federal Court at Asheville
last week. They were sentenced
to thirteen and four years re
spectively at hard labor in the
penitentiary at Albany.
OFF FOR BRAZIL,
The Brazilian cruiser Nicthe
roy, formerly the El Cid, having
recently been purchased by the
agents of the Brazilian Govern
ment, and changed from a mer
chant vessel to a formidable
man-of-war, left New York,
Monday, bound for Brazil.
I i supposed the great Naval
battle between the Insurgents and
the Brazilian Government will
take place about Christmas.
We are offering Job Printing cheaper
thau any office in this section. And
not until "After the Ball" will we
allow any one to compete with us. Send
us an order.
Indigestion, and StoypacOisoracrs, take
All deilers keep it, f 1 pt.-r ixrttle. Genuine hM
trde-mark auJ crossed red lines on wrapper.
A fight in South Carolina over whis
key occurred Tuesday which resulted
in the death of three persons .
"Only the Scars
Remain,"
Says Henry Hudson, of the James
Smith Woolen
lachrneryC0.,
j'Uiladelphia,
Pa who'certi- j
fies as follows:
" Among the
many testimony I
als which I see !
in regard to cer-
fain medicines
performing
cures, cleansing :
tho blood, etc., '
none impress me j
more than my
own case.
Twenty years 1
ago, at the age
of 1$ years) Iliad '
swellings come
on ray legs,
which broke and
became run-
Unin
Our
S sores.
family phy- j
Rician could do
ma no jg.qod, and ij; wa3 feared that the
good Old
IVIother Urged IVIe
to try Ayer's Sarsaparilla. I took three
bottles, the sores healed, and I have not
been troubled since. Only the scars
veiQAjn, nd the memory of the
past, to remind ma pf fhe good
Ayer's Sarsaparilla has done 'me'.
I now weigh two hundred and twenty
pounds, and am in the best of health.
I have been on the road for tbe past
tweye yea rs, have noticed Ayer's Sar
sapriir jidvf ftjsed in all parts of the
United Kates, and always take pleasr
ure in telling what good it did for' me,"
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Maaa.
Curesothers,willcure you
I, AST? CAhli aid final Notice.
To tbe Tax payers of Chawaucoun
ty: Yoar taxes for 1803 have been due
for some time and must be pid at once.
For the convenience or lax payers 1
will be at the following places at the
following times to ieceive your taxes.
Ontre Hi I . Tuesday, November 21st
J. H. Hobba Wednesday Nor. 22nd.
A. J. Ward's store, Thursday, Nov
ember 23rd.
H. C. Nixon's, Friday, Nov. 24th.
W. E. Jordan's, Tuesday Nov. 23th.
And in Endeuton every Saturday and
all other days when not otherwise offi
cially engaged.
All persons who do not settle by Dec
ember let., will be visited either by
myself or deputy for the purpose of
COLLECTING THEIB TAXES aud somebody
will have to pay tbe cost.
RAmPmlK-r the dates and meet me
promptly, and save me trouble and
yourselves cost.
. Respectfully.
L. W. PARKIER,
Sheriff Chowan County.
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Our 30 Bays
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For a YEAR.
Tlae Tinner.
Man.ifactiiier and Repairer of
irrr. , yiw,f 1 ,xrk
. lf iHftl lPCC;L 1UI
Ware.
Roofing and Guttering
a Specialty.
liopuii'oi oj'Stovi'N.
All work attended to promptly.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Only first class shop in Edenton.
Itch on human and horses and all
animals cured in 30 minutes by Wool
ford's Sanitary Lotion. This never
fails. Sold by W. I. Leary, Druggist
Edenton.
land kssxnd i t&i B
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P & if)
oil
We invite the attention of parents scmMng
Daughters Away to SCHOOL
to the provisions made bv
TV o 1 i 0 1 1 C 0 1 1 o sr o
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
for the care and hsippines of it? pupils.
ltt, A matron cares for physical
warts in health.
ind. A nurse (a mother) attends in
sickness.
Urd. A Pitceptiess ives the watch
ful care of a mother a to social pi ivil
eges, cultured manners, refined asscci
ates. &c
4tli A Lady Principal, a lovr of
girls, devotes herself to counciling ad
to studies, planning the future, Air.
Parents ey:My daughter is delight
eil." "I feel safe aoout my daughter
with you." "She has impioved in in
tellect, character and disposition." "I
k;ow of no better college. '"Ac
Growth in four years from 214 to 360
pupils Many refused for lack of room.
Apply early.
We offer the highest collegiatecourse;
also Music. Art. Elocution, and busi
ness course. 2G fine teachers, healthful
climate, excellentbuildings, heautii al
ly f 111 nis-Led. funense jat rouue
mkes low terms. tJoard and Engiirh
tuition
$4-2 PEIi QUARTER.
C.ttalogtie ami tweive photograpiis
sent on application.
J. A. I. CAKSEDY.
Norfolk, Ya. Tiiiicipul.
A SIMPLE INQUIRY MAY SAVE Y0D
DOLLARS.
Write for prices before plac
ing or!ers for gravestones or
eemetcry work.
Designs sent free.
COUl'KR'S
MAKULK WOKKS,
lil, 113 & 115 Bank St.,
N'oilolk
wALifiriTmiTis.
HOUSE ill SIGH P11EB.
All wo-U
(lorn' prompt ;y,
choaji'.V. anl at
short notice.
Sa' is'i.ction
uriititi t il.
she Mall
agaisssssss sssjm sssi 1
is o v e r -
We will execute
Job Printing in a
style and at pri
ces to keep the
other ft Hows
guessing.
Send your or
ders at once to
the
FISHERMAN & FARMKR
JOB PRINTING OFFICE
100 Cords Pine Wood. Terms
Cash. Apply to
pinup Mcdonald.
ICiiKlisli Spavin Liniment reiuovrs al
Hard, Soft, or Calloused I.i.nrps and
ilemishe.-i Jrom horses, i'.iuod Spavins,
Curbs, .Splints. Sweeny, Rin-bone,
Stifles, Sprains, all Svvollcn Throats,
Laughs, etc. Save 50 nv use of one
bottle. Warren ted the most wonderful
Blemish cure known. Sold bv V. I.
L'-'ary, Druggist, Mdenton.
DOGGMTT &TILLERY,
ALTOONA, PA.,
r x 1 1... ...
ue:iiei's 111 rre.-n :int sa t l-isii,
wli :e corn meal, sweet potatoes. ;ml
, as of all kinds. IIi'rhcs! c.isli
prices. Careful sitteittion ixeii t
shipments
A. Stallings,
Boot tSe SI100 IVEfoltoi
Repairing a Speci i. t ices low
Give Him a Call.
VAp:n Street.
We sell only the finest and freshest
Groceries and Fruits. Prices to suit
the people. Give us a call and be con
vinced.
J. E. Capeheart & son.
UitltJ Ob.
You can gefe your meals at all hours
ty stopuij? at the Uestaurant near the
depot. i est class accomodations
Mrs. Martha Simpson
Blount St.
M, J. Ryan,
Dealer in Groceries, Provisions and
countty produce. Cor. Albemarle aud
Granville St.
Philip McDonald,
('leaning and Dying Clothes. Work
done in lirst class style and satisfaction
guaranteed or no pay. Call and see
him. Prices low.
Any work sent by mail will receive
prompt attention.
Call on
W . E. Burk,
at Rea's Opera House for first clahs shoe
v. ork. Prices to suit the times.
LUTON'S Hi-ck Horn Liniment
is one of the suret and most relia
ble remedies now on the maiket. for
puins and hues of insects, neuralgia,
and for healing old sores. You
wou'd do w II to pu:cl.ape a bottle
as it has never failed to cure. Ad
dress S- W Luton, E-'enton, N C
1 rice 51,j per uozon or 25 cts per
bottle. Ask year druggist for it.
BUCKLEN'S ARNI 'A SALVE
The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, Tet'c Chappe Hands,
Chilblains Corns, id all Skin Erup
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price 25 cento per box.
For saleby W. I. Leary, Druggist.
W. L. DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE oWp.
Do yoa wear them? When next In need try a paV.
Best in the world.
5.00w,SJr3.00
.2.50
t2.QQ
FOR LADIES
2.00
1.75
FOR 30YJ
l.75
if yo-j wart a fine DRESS SHOt, rr.U h , a.. ,.
styles, don't pay $5 to $3, try r,-,y S3, S3.r.D, UO cr
$5 Shoe. They fit equal to cu:ton m.-. ba-.H a-!
wear as well. If you wi:h tocconor.ioh j :rf :u;
do so by purchasing V. L. Douglas Sl 5. N. a-j
price stamped cn tho bottom, !. k foe it ij ;V.y
"W.I.. DOUGLAS. lirokton. .t;v-s." ; ; -y
E. S. NOW MAX.
eXs BUY THE X
XlGKT IUNHIHG
r.MtSTJU LMJs NirVrr most
THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST.
Send TEN centato 2fl Onion Sq., N. Y.,
for our prize game, "Blind Lncw," and
win a New Home Sewing Machine.
The New Home Sewing Machine Co.
ORANCE, MASS.
QlS IM0N SQUASHY.
ILL. 60s1 SJ-iVNS t"
touxs'FOR SALE BY
E. L. BRINK A
IL Jl'$ .-u
t WM. J. HOOFER CQ
a.
CO
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1 mmmmmm
Crror: " F " v C.i!.' '' ''
Corks, uz'NL leads, u.:;
S-itj '1'uilM- of .'ill liiii'lv.
nilln. ioltoit V llcmi
yWILLio II. ROGtliS.
'A ho'.esalu Cdiiiiium oh
100 Fl I.TON PlSII V. .1 KI T.
3Toxtu- Vovli .
Special Attention u'iven ro I
North Carolina Shad. I .' I; ,(,.
Perch at..l TKUI.'.MT:
IJef'reM:: (Juiii-.in v i ... .... 1,, ,-
and Chan. Hohii.son. Pici.i ;i 1 : S',i
ional Mank. Klizah-lh ' in . ; :, ..
other Fl.VAN' iAI.s wh ;i (j; .-ii- !
fi-iAin not and have n-vr :, ii,
Mellon, Truck or Fruit Imisiii---
Statioriery and Stencils fn-ni!. I (
a moments notice.
WHOLESALE COMMISSIOV
Fish Dealei s,
no. 7 i
j crk.
Sa"
' Jlitr
S'vooial Attention
(l ven u
I UK SALE OF MiltTH QKn.
LIN A
StcDcils and Stationary I'lirnisheo: rn
A pplieation.
WE EMPLOY NO AfiENT.
Established 1S01 .
SAML. M. LAWDER & SON.
V nolesalc Coniinihsion I :t I-1 h hi
Soft Crabs, Terrajiin, Etc.
123 LiyhtSt.
Baltimore, Md.
Quick Sals! Prompt Ifetun.s
REFERENCES
E, W. Albaugh & Son
Wholesale Corninishion Merchant..
Fresh Fish,
TKKUA71N. OYHTEKK, J AMK A POUI.TKy
No. J21 Llht Mn-et Wharf,
HALTIMORE
Consignuients Solicited.
Prompt Returns. Our Motto.
REFERENCE.
Citizens National Rank.
W. J Hooner Sk Co.
42.50 fijf
Pi
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