FlSH&RMAJf & FJ(RME(R
The Official Ps
jr of Chowan County.
A. II. Mitciiislt., - - Editor.
Delivered at do.rs of city subscribers
by carriers, as soon as 'from press.
n'itlinr.t cvt rn r1mr7C.
The- r.ditor declaims all responsibil
ity for the views or statements of cor
resnondcnls. and reserves the right at
all times to revise or reje-'t any article
be rriav think proper.
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of Representatives
MAKKLY.
,! lU Ll. V
M.
'or Clerk Superior Court,
II. C. PRIVOTT.
For Treasurer;
C.S. VANN.
For Sheriff,
L. W. PARKER.
For Register of Deeds,
T. D. kiYRUM.
or Coroner
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1. HOSKINS
Fr Countable ist Township
JAMES H. ROBERTSON.
The Rr cky IMount Argonaut,
one (f our best exchanges, has
ciit-d upon its seventh volume.
A vote for Makely is a vote
i'r-r 'in intelligent business man,
who will not be a mere figure-
in the Legislature.
The President has issued Iris
Thanksgiving Day proclamation
s.ltiug apart Thursday, Nov. 29,
cs a day of thanksgiving and
prayer.
The liconouiist-Iuilcon says :
"Mr. V. J. Lcary who accepts a
nomination against Pond, under
the circumstances, is untrue to
his manhood, to his party, to the
obligations of friendship and
gratitude. There are Puffalocs
in politics as well as in war."
The Democratic party deserve
the sympathy and support of all
true men instead or reproach
and denunciation.
Shakespeare, tire reservoir of
wisdom, uttered a sentiment that
we niav well heed in this hour:
It is better to bear the ills we
'.:" e, than to fly to those we
k;io .v not of."
Xo intelligent, rigbt thinking
man in Chowan county should
fail to vote for M. aiakely.
He
is a man eminently qualified for
the position, and would not be in
the Legislature merely as a fi quire
head, but would make Chowan
county a splendid representative
with credit to himself and
honor to the county that sent
him there.
McMullan and Ward, Demo
cratic nominees for the State
Senate, ought to be elected, and
we believe they will be. They
are men of sense, character, abil
ity and usefulness, and if elected
would represent their consti
tuents with credit and honor.
Men who love principle and wdio
have their own interests at heart
should not vote for mere figure
heads merely because certain po
litical scheming bosses order
them to do so.but should do their
duty, by voting the RaJ-Popi
gang of conspiritors into ob
seurity.
Democrats, look to the Legis
lature. Do not allow the eon
spiritors and enemies of the
Suite to capture it. Remember,
that County Government is at
stake, and that means the pros
perity and peace of twenty-seven
counties. Remember thai by
the present system there has
been a vast saving to the people.
If you abolish County Govern
ment you open wide the flood
gates of iniquity an ! robbery.
You will increase expenditures
and hand over the County Com
missioners, Board of Education
and Superintendent of Public
Instruction in all the counties to
the keeping of a set of incapables
?ho are 30 corrupt as to openly
barter a-way their principles to
beat the Democrats."
To defeat these incapable fu
sionists and save the State from
their dreadful rule is a sacred
duty that every honest North
Carolinian owes to his children,
his State, and his race.
Good, worthy, intelligent men
who will do right, and help on
North Caroli na in the way of
improvement are thejones to elect
and no other.
OUR COUNTY OFFICERS.
The "Democratic Candidates
for the various Comity effices
are all well qualified for the po
sition for which they have been
:iaincd, and should not only re
ceive the full Democratic vote of
the County but should be voted
for and sustained by every man
;:i the County who want efficient
j.r.
ti atK't "CC.'i 'A'Cl
Sheriff Parker liars been sheriff!
,)f litis couutv about three vears i
and a better officer cannot b.
lie i:s a i::rn
;Hi a,.,-of speech, ouiet and uuas-
Lsumimr. He docs his duty, and !
r-,
Iocs it with
aiou
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nossible
He
nakes a Irieiid of
every man with whom
dealings. He is honest, he is fit,
he is capable, and a large major
ity want no change in the office
of Sheriff. Vote for Parker and
vou'll vote for a good man, an ex
cellent officer and one who is con
siderate, kind, and faithful in the
discharge of his duty.
UKGJSTKK OI- DEKDS.
There lias not been a public
official who has in a short time
grown more in public estimation
than Chowan's efficient Register
of Deeds, Thos. I). Byruui. He
came from his farm to the office,
and he lias performed every duty
with threat fidelity and efficiency.
He has made friends with all.
Kverybody knows he is as
straight as a shingle and that he
will do riqdit under auv and all
circumstances, and there is no
reason why he should not be
re-elected. Defeat Pyrum and
you will defeat an honest, worthy
man, Elect him and you will
elect an excellent Register, one
wIk' ' Oines up to the Jeifersonian
requirement for office.
CLKRK OF COURT.
Por four y.ars II. C. Privott
lias held the office of clerk of
court, and lias made an honest
upright officer discharging the
duties of his oifice faithfully and
aeeentablv. Ask the widows
and orphans in the county; ask
the executors and administrators;
ask the witnesses and jurors; ask
anybody who has had business
with the office and you will learn
that the office has been adminis
tered most efficiently and satis
factorily. Privott is clever, at
tentive and a very deserving
voting man, and we take pleasure
in asking for him the support of
all those who want the court
records in honest hands.
TRKASU V, R .
In C. S. Vann we have an ex
cellent Treasurer, one who is
accommodating, clever and not
hard to fiixl, and there is no rea
son for believing that the people
of Chowan county will refuse to
re-elect him. Vote strongly for
Vann.
COROXKR.
Dr. T. J. Hoskins is our pres
ent coroner, and wall continue to
execute the duties of that oifice.
WHAT DEMOCRACY HAS
DONF.
Says the Statesville Mascot:
What has Democracy done for
North Carolina? It has rescued
her from the hands of the carpet
baggers in 1S76. It has restored
her to a proud position in the
Union, and r placed her beyond
the reach of the colored ballot.
It has given her a government
economically administrate! in
hands of honest men. It has con
tinued in power of the white
people for a quarter of a century.
It has given her solvent bonds.
It has given large revenue from
the railroad taxes. It his built
school houses from the moun
tains to the sea. It has given a
large school fund to sustain them
without burden to the people.
It has given our magnificently
equipped State educational col
leges and other State institutions.
It has given the rail road com
mission. It has given a self-sustaining
peneteutiary. It has
given the cheapest State govern-1
meat m America save the Stat
of Texas with its thousands of
acres of State lands. It has given
us freedom of the ballot and fair
ness fin the count, Republican
authority notwithstanding. It
has given the system of county
government which is best for
local government. It has given
ns honest men in all departments
of the government and placed us
beyond the reach of the dishon
est hands of '6S and '70. It kas:
given us an impartial judiciary:
in fact a non-partisan onej
throughout the State.
The quickest way to dig your
financial graveus to let up on ad
vertising. It will dig itself, then
you'll simply sink out of sight
of everybody but your creditors
and a few old fossils wdio love
the dead smells of the past.
IMPOSSIBLE TO DO.
W ihi i i n gto; . Mess c n pre r
How can a Pornilist in princi
ple vote lor a Radical?
How can a Republican in
principle vote for a Populist?
How can a Populist with, prin
ciples support a Radical without
principles?
How can a Republican with L
genuine principles vote lor a
t'opiilist who holds the very op
i.V.nai-fV ... - . - - -
How can a Prohibitionist sup
port either a Pop or a Rad?
How can white men support
combina-
i no: oi lncanames auu mincer-.
i i i i
How can respectable, intelli
:;eut colored men c: st their vol.
ote
or suea a
,oi
tance, su
discru tit
eh
jilt . L n .
1 disgraceful jell-out for office, for
igntb, for power? Do not lower
ur standard, abuse your gpnn-
oi pies, abuse vour r.iaunoof
Ii
you ar;
honestly a l opunst yot
cannot maintain your character
as such by voting with and for
the spoils gang. If you are a
genuine Republican you can not
with self-respect support the "ex
travagant, impracticable, unwise
principle s of the Popul.sts We
can respect an honest, smeere
Republican, however mistaken
.7
we may hold In m to be aim how
ever dangerous some of the prin
ciples he seeks to put into 'prac
tical operation. We can have
respect for the Populist who mis
led, misinformed, holds his views
honestly and in charity. Put
how can adyoue with a fair
amount of decency and intelli
geuce respect in the leas', a setol
political cutthroats wdio sink
their principles in the mudhole
of corruption and say openly,
"We unite simply to defeat the
Democrats and get control of
North Carolina, throwing away
all we jhave professed to hold
heretofore. After the election we
will pick out the Pfoul hole the
principles we have abandoned,
and we will each go his own
way, (which is Jim Young's talk
and others,) and in a little 'twhile
we will be fighting like cats and
dogs, which is Dockery's fine
way of describing the "dog re
turning to his vomit.' " No hon
est, reputable, fairly sensible
man can possibly respect or toler
ate such a base surrender of prin
ciple such a deliberate cut
throat game.
In '92 Harry Skinner said: "I
would like to see the Republican
party sunk so deep in its ce:s
pool of corruption that not one
bubble would rise to mark the
spot where it lay." Now, this
same Harry is pleading to Re
publicans for their votes.
A NEGRO
THEM UP.
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(i.'llri'oro Voice'. 1
I will give one penny a head
for all the so-called wdiite Repub
licans in North Carolina wdio
never had an office, never applied
for one and never wanted one;
and I will give five mills for
every third party man in the
State wdio is honestly trying to
bring additional blessings to the
colored race.
DR. SHADES DISCOVERY
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Just. Given To The Public.
Write ra once- for particulars 'of the
newspaper investigation goiti on at
this time ia Washiajrtoii. Doctors
and other Citt2f.xs Cvkkd. What phy
sicians ar.'.1. medico.! journals sav about
'The Greatest Discovery of the Cen
tury. Symptom l-hir.k etc. Send 2-ccut
stamp. Address Da. Shade, 1232 14th
Street, Washington, I). C.
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FOR RENT.
Capehart's Scotcli Hall Fish
ery for rent. Apply to
Y. R. Capkhart,
Avoca, N. C.
Itch oh hutuau and horsfs and al
animals cured in 30 minutes by Wool
ford's Sanitary Lotion This never
fails. Sold by W. I. Leary, Druggist
Edenton.
S IROrJ BITTERN
jyepepsia, In
ruion& Debility.
So Completely
and Quickly.
A CQlPLiOATED CASE CUBED.
f VL-J-y
rredoniu, N. Y.
writes Pr. Fencer: "I had a hoary pain otct
rr,y kl-'lneys and cramps in ray limbs for a
loiisrthi.e. Also backache with scanty K-nd
turMii ui'ae, Moatiugrcf Itaites and a general
DnOPSiOAL CONDITION
ot the- systt;ri, caused by Leart disease, from
hlch I had suffered for years. 1 have bea
taking your Kidacy and Backache Cure and
cuLvi to be entirely relieved. I never had a.
medicine hei iue soeompl-tely and quickly."
DR. FSNNER'S
mm aao mm uore
DID IT.
raoi Rem! Depurant
Cures a!! diseases of the kiclxjebladder,
urinary passes, Feniile Weaknesses,
Dt:d Wetting In childrt:-. Dropsy, Heart
Disease, Rheuraaus.r, Skin and Biood
Diseases, Swelled Limbs, Eright's Dis
ease, Iinpotency, etc.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Sample free.
am a a ,
Dr. Tenner's Peilets euro Sick Headaches,
Constii?a.tion. etc. Tlio best Family l'hysic.
Dr. Feanor's Germau Eye-Galva cures
Bore Eyes. Craekrri Lips.Pitcs.Skiu Eruptions.
Dr. Fenner's Cough Honey.
Relieves any eongn. a3ttmi:s etc.. in 'in hour.
Dr. Fenner's Golden ReliGf. A specifle
In acy inllammation. Ilclievcs Durns, tooth
ache, neuralgia, rheumatism, or any pain in
1 to30 minutes. Cures colic, dyspepsia, dysen
tary and flnx; also bronchitis and consump'
Uon. Ono dc-oe euros LaGrlpno.
What 11 Has Done.
About twenty vears Mr. James
l.aiiev originated and put on the
market the popular remedy,
Bailev's Cholera Cure, for Dysen-
terv, uuirriitea
rlitea, Cholera Morbus,
and
1! acute Stomach Troubles.
The reputation it lias made,
the endorsement given it by
every one wdio has had occasion
to use it. has proven a source of
great satisfaction to its proprie
tors. What ii Will Do.
If you will only be liberal,
spend twenty-five cents, you will
be vvithiu the pale of an absolute
security from the dread ravishes
of these Bowel complaints which
carry off more victims during
the tin ee hot months than any
other disease known. Baily's
Cholera Cure will cure. Will you
accept this? You can't afford to
run the' risk. For sale by Wal
ter I. Learv, Edeuton, N. C.
FOR RKNT.
A number one Truck Harm
near Kdenton, of about one hun
dred acres, with good buildings,
good water, 3 acres in asparagus
3 years old. Will sell team and
feed with farming uteucils. For
particulars call on or address
C. Tarkextox,
Kdenton, N. C
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH
CAROLINA.
Includes the College, the Uni
versity, the Law School, the Med
ical School and the Summer
School for Teachers. College
tuition 60.00 a year; board 7.00
to Si 3.00 a mouth. Session be
gins Sept. 6. Address
President Y i nston ,
Chanel Kill, N. C.
IUiWIRY HAY SAVE
BOliI.AiLa;
you
r 1 1 0
r:cos tt-vrepae;
11 r 'r'-e; -'-a" trru vest 0 or
eetr.etery uorlc.
iCoigi;s -eat free
OUiJKic's
MARBLK U'OKK -123
115 Bank St..
3:1
UNDKRTAKER. KM CALMER
KURX I TURK DEALER.
.XI)
On tht' West side of Hroad strctt,
fust Sodth of Briukley's door,
Sr.uis thelarjje, eo:;;i.!odious btiii-.iiii
Known as Zieler's Funtiturv Store,
lie carries a very choice stock,
Of everything:, iu the furniture line,
And also ueals in tTndertaker's .. arc.
In finish aud style very fi.ie.
And beinr a Cabinel-inaker himself,
Haviag long served at the trade,
He's always prepared to do ric-,v tvork,
Oi repair the old ready-ciade.
He feels assiwed, your n i-hes to please,
And yoar every tote gratify.
That you'll no ioii:?er hesitate.
Bat make your selections and buv.
At his prices you'll a ever complain,
Or toe terms h t;r"fers to sell,
Eiiher at a disossnt for caelt,
Or iustalhnBiits, if it ?wita as well.
A kind ir.viJatiou he extends to all,
Especially everr uew married pair,
To call and examine his beautiful goods'
Before makiu purchases eisev-here.
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IT f a TTl
MEBfkL AfD DIPLOMA
ET THE WORLD'S COLUaElAN EXPOSITtGS,
For Sn(m nf Book.krpis and Gene -oi
RusCqou KdiMtion. t-t-. (fofit to complete
Business Coarse about fJO. tncludiog tuition books
ncd board, i-honography. Type Wmiae and
Telegraphy tanjrht. WcircularCaddre g
RELIABLE FiSIT DEALERS.
W US H. ROGERS
Whoiflle Cornn'fSioTi
Jjlsh liealer,
IOC Fi ltoii Fisn Mauket.
Nc.U . fHroSjnn SV:L H-ck. t'W.,
r'-icli an-! I. A I'
lie feivnf
raid f'hus. Hobinsr
ritv. N. C.
other Financials v.-ho:i (kirci
rrj?"Ari not and Lave
-vf!
."Ie!Iou,7rti,U or l ' i:a U.:?!nf:-s
Stationery and Sten.-i furnished j
1 mo!i.ients rotici1. )
WHOLESALE COMMISSION7
NO. 7 FULTON MARKET,
IN ev
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Mil
Srjecial Attention
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atoscils and Stationciy Furnished en
Apldh-iU'.e:
WE EMPLOY
AO KKT.
all
k i r.iis of
S4 FULTON i'iiSH MARKET.
V O.I5K,
Ebtahlishtd 1SG1.
SAML M, LAWOEO & SON,
Wuolcsjiie Commission I Valors 01
Soft Crabs, Terrapin, Vac.
125 Light St.
Baltimore, Md.
Quick S.ih's ' Proaipt I4e turns
REFERENCES
Tradfi-t. N'at'l. Hank, Duns Meroam 1 If Agency
W:n..I. HnoiieriV Co. .1. Diikcli.trt V Co.
E, W. Albaugh & Son
Wholesale Coramission Merchants
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TKIiKA'IN. OVSJTKKS, GA.MK A POULTln
;Xo. 221 Light Stroot Wharf,
BALTIMORE
Consignments Solicitol .
Prompt Returns. Our Motto.
REFERENCE.
Citizens National Bank.
VV. J linger & Co.
cs BUY THE
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THE BEST IS THS'WeAPKT.
Send TE?J cents to 2?i Unicr: scf., ;.. i .
for our pr
v;!n a Sow KcrvtO Sewing; eri:.-.o,
ThoNewHcmaSewinj? Maci'Sno I
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E. L. BRINKLEY.
WANTED.
A cop- of the Eden to a Gazette
containing Col. Garrett's address
on July 4th, 187O. Good price
oaid. Richard Dillard.
Between hile and Eo:i::er'.
X ,S. & CO.,
Bvrst stall fed Beef at Lowest
Prices.
Stuffed Sausage daily.
Fuir Cream Cheese.
Chickens kept daily at lowest market
prices.
Twenty per cent, will be saved
by patronizing
Sutton & Co.
IX-r.'i fortret the dates of the Kden
ton l-air. Tell everybody you meet
with that it will be held this year Oct.
16, 17, iS and 19.
Reader of
A grain the Fall season opens
with its acknowledged LtAi-KR
of bargains and low prices for
j the people. The New York
Racket is almost daily receiving
large quantities of new
FALL GOODS
ill of which are going lo ver
;hau ever before.
You can get fitted in
CLOTIlINxi!
row 1)oth in p.rice, quality
size at this ylore; where ye:
get big values at an honest v
and
will
oat.
The only Gentile Clothing
Stcre in Kdenton. Shoes too is
a line given special attention.
Having just received a full
'ine of
Mev Fall Shoes -
and boots, can safely promise the
public to save them about 10 per
cent, on this line for their Fall
bills.
The cheapest in town from
25 cents up, and can show an
elegant line and save you about
1 5 per cent, on this line, due to
buying some special jobs.
The proprietor expects to leave
next week for New York and on
his return will show you a nice
attractive and tasty stock of
Fancy Notions, Dry Goods, Dress
Goods, Trimmings, Full line
M a 1 1 i n g s , C a r p e t s , R u g s
Matts,
and in fact, everything that man
can wish or women desire. All
of which I guarantee to sell
cheap and at special prices and
discounts given on all large bills.
Am pleased to state that I have
engaged the services of Mr. R.
E. Skinner, wdio is polite and
clever and will never frown at
nice looking young ladies, so we
hope to see them all come in.
Thanking you for past favors
and promising to do even better
in the future,
Respectiully,
New York Racket.
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Hard Times
'armers, we4
Fertilizers.
. caah, Good Frrtilizern
ill to larmeni direct, lor
Q 4, TrnckiM Cxnajnd Potatoes 1 4.t;0
Oat. Tubaooo and Frotte - ldKj
Abo Muriate of Potash, Kamit, Sniphats Fotatii, Bom
Black, Nitrate 8da, in large and snail (foantitaee. bend
nro 2o etampe for circ'a. VV. S, POWELL 5e CO.
. f ertauy Etumfacturarg. n BalUmort) Md. .
for Com. Oettnn and PnmiM. a t
largest and Most Attractive
of Improved
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EDEN
For the purpose of effecting a partition of the propi-rtv nu ntion
d herein, we shall at the request of the parties interested proceed
to sell by Public Auction on the pnmises, in the town of Ivlcuton,
NorthCarolina.cn Saturday, November 11 th, 1S04, beginning at
: o'clock, 1 M., the following valu.ibic propc rty situated t!ie:vin:
: Vacant lots Nos. 1 , r . . . . 5 ! S Thatvsluabk- Homestead i.u
fi. 7. w - 10 and 11 on the :t Main Sticet known ?.9 tlse Judge
: !e ef Okuni street beUveen Al- j M re Ki s-'.dcnec unjoining the
beuiaiie and Carter f Streets. si , , odard House, witli a fn.utaTe
.v'xi 14 feeteaclj. ; n Main Street of ? !u t, ruu-
2 Vacant lots Nos. 12. n, and ! nin- ?ack 2 fcVl im-
i4fronting respectively on Al rvements consists of residence
)emarie
and Carteret Streets,!"1; - a ui v.-tt:i ten
,ii :e ,ux lo-, 1
3
s 1"
cet each..
House
nd lot adioiuine: No.
12, size of lot jox 1 65 feet.
Six h.or.ses and h-t- immediate
ly adjoining the above fronting
respectively on
be 111 aide and
Lane ret Mreeis, earn nou-e nas
two vooi
a:ui atta
. -eaeh
u.e "! lots
t
4. Three live riouis( nearly n
Irani
touses on Court J"
'. e t
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si K
t.ts rangi ng m Jrontagt
feet si
inches.
lUClK :
to JO if
Two vacant lot . adjoining th.e
above w
ith
lrout:;ge ol
3S !eet
six iuclics eacn, all lots on thi
street having a depth of 1 50 feet.
5 Vacant lots Nos. '"., n, 11,
and 12 on Granville Street be
tween Frc-mason and Carteret
Streets, size 30x150 feet each.
6 Vacant lots Nos. 14 and 1:, We shall also sell at same tinn
house and lot No. 16, vacant lots!11'111 place The Gum l'oud and tin-
Nos 1 7 and 1 S all of which
30x120 feet, also lot No.
which is of triangular shane.
are
Vacant iots from No. 20 to 26, j V(1 1() ,H' o:u' r ntlu st farm -inclusive
lacing Railroad of var-lin tlK' county, and will be sold
1 as a whole or in parcels.
1011s sizes. i ,IM . 1 .', .
I he auctioneers will 111 the
7 A large number of vacant lots ; meantime be pleased to furnish
to the west of the Railroad, plat j anv additional information that
of winch will be exhibited. inav j)C desired
TERMS: One fourth cash, balance in one, two and three vears.
notes to bear the usual rate of 8 per cent interest secured
by reconveyance of trust.
1 m
The only strictly Hardware Dealers in
Largest Stock and best quality of ( Jootls at Lower Prices
tl:an ever lefore offered for casli.
Our Stock consists of:
General Hardware, Builders Supplies,
STBAMllOAT AXJ) MILL SIPPL1LH.
Stoves and Stove Ware, Tinware,
Carriage and Wagon Material,
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Glass and Putty.
Chinese Pristle P.rushes, Artists Tools.
OARS,
ROV LOCKS.
m?
Boat Scrapers,
ANCHORS.
A
Housekeepers Ooods.
Ice Cream Freezers, Ice Picks and Shaves.
Hammocks, Hammock Hooks. Canopies.
Screen Doors and Wii.c . ..
Sporting Gcods and Fishing
Farming Implements f ailk
Agents for Biikrcs Plowc-.
Walter A. Wood's Mowers and Rakes'.
Cutaway Co s Disk Harrows,
Barbed wire. etc.
All of which we will offer low for c;-t5i.
Wc shall do no credit from this date
May lst,'94. rv 1 ,v .x 10.
LOOK 8K, r.riI'J5
On King Street-
We are dealers in Dress Goods,
in all Us
DRY GOODS, SHOES, tyOTIOtyS &l.
First Class Goods sold at low prices and nohumbuging, but'
fair and honest dealings with all.
We fcave a first class AjCT SOCXf tjOC:0MjR
in charge of the Millinery business and all work done with
neatness and and taste. Give iu, a call and sec our stock
before purchasing.
and Uninroroved
TO P- "W"
tiietow. oi
iuu,ii auu ivuenen. law oli.ee ot
j three rooms, 26000 gallon capa
I city of cistern, barn, stable and
double tenement Manic buildi
1 1 n'
fronting on u ecu Street.
: In view of the la 1 mentioned
j uv rtv
tKUUg immedi.Ue! v
in
j the husiiK.s ;;ii
"f If.e town.
1
1
e sat)
id d and M i-
lots.
A like eh.uu .
to
-u;e a-
- i and le.--.ira! !e iuv.":.t:uents
will never l.-eolieit !, ami we e
.. v:al:y ; eeon.;uc::d a eaielnl
con mia'T; ti.; of the iroj)erl
mentioned-
The necessary plats w ill be e
hibited 011 the day of sale, and
Mr. I Matthew will stake oil' all
lots sold, at no expense to tin
purchaser.
i':cic .-)iuaii i'arms situated ie-
)) soeeti vely 3 1 .. and miles ironi
ICdenton. Gum Bond is estimat
Pannill Bros.
NORFOLK. VA.
S'-b.-wsk !
A J I ) 1 .' i
GHAHDLERY.
' oAKUM.
-nit. -stk. ,
Trimmings, Millinery (,oods
branches.