(
uTsmall ad
It will be in the
FiSHBRMXn a Farmer
? Next Friday. 5g
If you arc interested, dou't fail
to purchase a copy, or lctter
still, subscribe for a year.
mi
0im Investment
rinni
ran
1rv a larger uui.
h. Mitchell, Editor and Business Manager.
Located in the Finest Fish, Truck and Farming Section in North Carolina.
Established 1886.
DOlxIxAR Pcr year in advance.
EDENTON, N. C. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8 1895.
3STO. 533.
0
Fa
MARKA
BLE ESCAPE.
vsr i.VlY JUMPS FROM A
;;N KI NNING 60 MILES
AN" HOUR.
niht oflast week
row
.iles
late, l'r
; to cau-c
Miss
jves near
A- n Now.
,i- ,,1,1,-sdav
arv Burnett, of Cliarles
r who was a passenger
1 w i v ' r
Ulantio Coast Line jumped
(ri, tlc window
while the train was
'.edim; along at the rate of 60
1 - onrl strange to
an iiuiii, o
injuries are not such
serious results.
Xev York City, and
e,ned advisable to s,cuu uci
;me,and as a precaution a gen
,.nan accompanied her.
Her absence from the sleeper
.,: .,.,-, r, (1 soon after her
35 ui"1"'-
,np from the rapidly moving
-ain near Stoney Creek, and a
party was sent back to
;ok for her. She was soon
jun(l ami was brought to this
ii.., Atlnitn .Snerial.
lUre Oil Lilt: ni"" " " I
I' . . T -V
;,i the charge 01 ur.
i.a'i puittn j
H. Greeil.
(;,,ctor found that "Miss
HATTERAS
L
E.
Plans For The Diamond Shoal
Structure About to be
Executed.
Will Cost One-Million
THE BUILDING WILL BE ENTIRELY
OF FORGED STEEL, AND ELEC
TRICITY WILL PROBABLY
BE THE LIGHTING
POWER.
DOINGS OFTHE WEEK.
News Gathered Here
There, and Everywhere.
OF INTEREST TO ALL
PICKED UP AND PUT IN SHAPE FOR THE
BUSY READER.
There has been a decline of
forty million dollars in the as
sessed value of property in Geor
gia this year as compared with
1893.
The
urneU
,lisCs about the head, but no
' 'trc of the skull or internal
juries resulted from her rash
.t' She was given the proper
tuition and rendered as com
fortable as possible. Thursday
asjht she was sent home on the
fast train.
Another remarkable thing
about the miraculous escaps is
.hat the shock completely re
ared the young lady to her
idit mind. For some time her
en her
serious
iciital troubles had
-Ltives and friends
and her restorations is
:;ann.
mrded as a miracle.
DAVID COX,Jr.,B.E.
ARCHITECT and
ENGINEER,
Hertford- O.
1-fTLand Surveying a specialty,
!ans furnished 011 application.
. BOND,
fjTTORMEY m Law.
KDKNToX. N. C.
:r res: c:lt siit3 street.
Pr, 11,,. Kmvioi courts of moorings
aio.vau :uul adjoining counties, aud in
lie Supreme Court at Raleigh.
"Collections promptly made.
DR. C P. BOGERT,
Surjroon and Mechanical
FIGHT DECLARED OFF-
THE PUGILISTS WILL LEAVE
ARKANSAS IF THEY ARE
NOT PROSECUTED.
BY THE PRESIDENT.
The criminal case against
Fitzsimmons and Julian, Brady
and Corbett, were dismissed Sat
urday on condition that the men
leave the State of Arkansas as
soon as they can conveniently do
so. The restraining order pre
venting the men from fighting
in Arkansas remains in force,
and all chance of bringing off
. . . . . ......
Secretary Herbert has award- cne nSnt in tnat &tate 1S over-
ed the contracts for the construe- Gov. Clarksaid he was willing
tiou of the six composite gun- to abandon proceedings if the
boats authorized by the last con- men wolud take themselves out
srress. I 1-
The Colored State Fair is be- tl,is the flhters aSreed to do-
S uuu una WttA. cxl iaiUKU. 'Tiirn tliP mcmIs Anf tliA fomtli
The exhibit is the best made in party cry-may be applied to microbes
several vears as well as to men. The germs of dis
1 A n i, 4. 1.. i i.i iu... j
1 taac Liidk iuik iu luc uiuuu arc turucu
I Out" Tiv A vfr'c Sarcnna ril -n nc fToot-
Florida oranges will be scarce, ually as the old postmasters are dis-
but the short crop there Will be placed by a new administration.
more than made up by shipments
from Jamacia, Cuba, Mexico and
California.
Buffalo Bill with his "Wild
West," has left Atlanta for Lan
caster, Pa., where they will go
into winter quarters. The season
has been a very successful one,
the profits, it is said, amount to
nearly $ 200,000.
A cotton shed on the planta
tion of Gov. Carr in Edgecombe
county was burned the other day
in which the Governor lost
seventy-one balea ol cotton. He
had made no sales and was hold
ing his crop. Loss about $ 3 ,7 50.
A Kansas man has discovered
that brandy can be made from
wet elm sawdust, and a discour-
asred Prohibitionist ask what
chance the good cause will have
when a man can go forth with a
rip saw and get drunk on a
fence rail.
There is again some talk of
the removal of the State Fair
from Raleigh. The authorities
of the Fair are greatly annoyed
by the failure of some of the
Raleigh subscribers to pay up
their subscription.
The Golden Belt hosiery mills
at Durham are being equipped
aud will be the largest in the
South, Two hundred full auto
matic machines are being put in
and 750 dozen pair of fine cot
ton or silk hose will be the daily
nrndnrt Tulian S. Carr. of
1 j
Durham , is presiden: and princi-
BE
S T
Hdenton, N. C.
Patients visited when requested.
r. R. Harris.
R. E. L. Watkina.
mm t win
ATTORNEYS 8T LeTW,
IMenton, ZV. C.
Office in front of Bay View Hotel. seaS
Army engineers are about to
undertake a most difficult piece
of work for the Government.
Formal approval having been
given by the Lighthouse Board
to the plans for a light on Dia.
mond Shoal, which juts into the
sea seven miles off Cape Hatter
as, an engineer officer has started
out to inspect steel manufacto
ries to determine where the best
material for the structure can be
obtained.
Whether this light can be
erected, or, if erected, can with
stand the heavy seas and winds,
is a question which has brought
about a wide difference of opin-
.1 1
1011 even among tue meuiDers
composing the board. The ma
jority, however, hold that it is
feasible. The minority, compos
ed exclusively of the naval rep-
ieseutatives and one civilian
member, are of the opinion that
no light can be built which will
stand, and that, even if it can,
there is 110 necessity of the Gov
ernment's going to an expense
of over $1,000,000 when a light
ship costing but $90,000 would
serve every purpose.
Admiral Walker, Capt. Wilde
aud Capt. Dewey, all of the navy,
are advocates of the light vessel,
while Col. Wilson and the army
contingent favor the lighthouse.
Congress has told the board to
go ahead aud prepare plans for a
light, authirizing the expendure
of $500,000.
One of the leading engineers
in Washington stated that there
was no more reason why a light
vessel should not be placed on
Diamond Shoal than off Sandy
Hook, and pointed out that the
Nantucket Shoal vessel had stood
up in the teeth of a 75-mile-an-
hour gale without breaking her
Notwithstanding aiijpa owner, and H. W. Bigelow,
opposition, however, work on the ot Pawtucket, K. I., is superin-
o-rpar structure win Degin wuu tenaeni.
i1,p nnpnino- of the SDriusr, by!
1 - . 1- I mi.- 0 1 - 1. 'J 4-:t Pnniatlfintl
..viol, t nipn tlie nrenminarv ine oiaic oauust vuuvluuuu
plans will have been completed, will be held in Greensboro this
and a part of the structure con- year, beginning December 5th.
,-4.,tir admrp. readv to be tOW-
,i n ti clTnnl and there England has sent 672 women
forced down by hydraulic power, missionaries to niua wiuuu m
Thedesio-n of the structure past nve ean.
COUlTKri 1 r,h Sd Mr. B. M. Privett, a wholesale
"Vr;;rflv. tinr but merchant of Goldtboro, and one!
trV-??:: 'rht arpat of the most prominent citizens
llUie ICMawu. r I - 7. A j00j Q
: w will be sunk in a wmai U4WU wur
liun mv., ..... -- : ' .V. T7r oAno Cinrrh
o ,Wrli of thirtV leet uay in me
itic w -i . . .r- 1 .1
u,mHi the sea's bottom and so He leaves a Wite ana tnree cni
fastened and strengthened as to dreu.
be proof, the engineers say,
focal well known farmer
CRUSHED TO DEATH.
A BOY CAUGHT BENEATH A
OF FALLING TIMBER.
PILE
At Scotland Neck, N. C, last
Saturday a colored bo named
Dick Cotten was crushed to
death at John Conyhender's lum
ber yard. He was piling lumber
when a stack tumbled down,
caught him and crushed hi in to
pieces instantly.
A Duel in Kentucky.
The Hon. W. P. Bcntley, who
was a member of the Kentucky
Legislature in i887-'88. and the
most prominent man in Leslie
county, Ky., fought a duel to the
death with Big Hignite, a man
of a very bad reputation, having
killed hi brother about one
year ago.
Hignite died immediately.
Bntley lived about eight hours.
Thanksgiving Proclamation.
say
HE constant goodness and forbear
ance of Almighty God which has
w been vouchsafed to the American
neonle during the vear which is just
- 1 x o
9 past, call for their sincere acknowl
edgement and devout gratitude.
To the end, therefore, that we may with
thankful hearts unite in extolling the loving care
of our Heavenly Fathe:, I, Grover Cleveland,
President of the United States, do hereby appoint
and set apart Thursday, the 28th day of the pres
ent month of November, as the day of thanksgiv
ing and prayer, to be kept aud observed by all our
people.
On that day let us forget our usual occupations,
and in our accustomed places of worship join in
rendering thanks to the giver of every good and
proper gift for the bounteous returns that have
rewarded our labors in the fields and in the busy
marts of trade, for the peace ahd order that have
prevailed throughout our laud, and for our protec
tion from pestilence and dire calamity, and for
other blessings that have been showered upon us
from an open hand.
And with our thanksgiving let us humbly
beseech the Lord to so incline the hearts of our
people under Him that He will not leave us nor
forsake us as a nation, but will continue to use
His mercy and protecting care, guiding us in the
path of national prosperity and happiness endur
ing us with rectitude aud virtue, aud keeping alive
within us a patriotic love for the free institutions
which have been given to us our national heritage.
And let us, also, on the day of our thanks
giving, especially remember the poor and needy,
and by deeds of charity let us show the sincerity
of our gratitude.
In witness whereof I have hereunto set my
hand and caused the seal of the United States to
be affixed. Done in the city of Washington, this
fourth day of November, in the year of our Lord,
one thousand, eight hundred and ninety-five, and
iu the one hundred aud twentieth year of the in
dependence of the United States.
(Signed) GROVER CLEVELAND.
By the President :
Richard Olney, Sect'y- of State.
GUILTY OFJfllDER.
Is The Verdict of the Jury in
The Holmes Case.
ONLY ONE BALLOT TAKEN.
the prisoners face was absolutely
Expressionless, and only a ner
vous twitching oe the eye
lids and the contraction
and dilation of the
eyes showed that
he was living.
H. H. Holmes, the most no
torious and infamous murderer
that has ever been convicted in
the courts of Philadelphia and
probably in America, has been
found guilty of murder in the
first degree for the killing of
one B. F. Pietzel. The jury was
never in doubt. When they re
tired from the court room they
took their suppers and then a
brief discussion took place. One
ballot was taken and every man
voted to convict. They con
sumed three hours after their re
tirement from the court room,
but they could have found a ver
dict in fifteen minutes if they
had wished to do so.
T
AFFAIRS
The County Commissioners Meet
and Attend to Business.
IN SESSION LAST MONDAY.
SEVERAL BRIDGES ORDERED RE
PAIRED, OLD ORDERS ORDER
ED IN, AND OTHER BUSI
NESS TRANSACTED.
The County Commissioners
were in sesssion Monday, Nov.
4th. The minutes of the last
meeting being read and approved,
the following bills were present
ed and ordered paid:
Henry Hawkins, $2.50, for
care of Emma Russell.
W. P. Jones, $50.30, for 1 1 days
and mileage as commissioner, 2
days and mileage revising Tax
List, 3 days and mileage at Co.
Home.
R. K. Hall, $12.00, for night
watch at jail during court.
John A. Hubble, $1.20, for
witness ticket, State vs. David
Holden.
J. M. Jones, $1.20, for witness
ticket, State vs. David Holden.
J. H. Robinson, $Si.3o, for
board and T. K. fees, 2 cords of
METHODISTSTO MEET.
VIRGINIA CONFERENCE M. R. CHI RCH,
SOTTH, TO ASSEMBLE IN RICHMOND
NEXT WEEK.
The Virginia Conference of
the Methodist Episcopal Church,
South, will meet with the church
at Richmond, Va., next Wednes
day, the 13th inst.
This body is said to be one of
the oldest, largest and most in
fluential of the annual conferens
ces in the entire South.
Convicted.
Theodore Durrant, who has
been on tri il at San Francisco,
Cal., for the murder of a Miss
Lament, has been found guilty'
of murder in the first degree, and
will probably hautr.
We Likes Dt
The iurv came in and took
their places, and the court order- woodcutting up and repairing
ed Holmes to arise and then in stove, etc.
reply to the question of the T. D. Byrum, $61.50, for one
court, the foreman of the jury daX clerk t0 Board- minutes for
pronounced the fatal words: publication, issuing and record
"Guilty of murder in the first inS orders- notices to Tax Co1"
degree " lectors, copy 01 Clerics liona to
The verdict was greeted with State Auditor, official work to
absolute silence. The charge of Board of Education and making
the judge must have foreshadow- out Abstract to State Auditor,
ed what his fate would be, but copy of same and registering
the word "guilty" fell upon Tax Collectors bonds.
Holmes with stunning force. T. D. Byrum, $6.10, for
He made no outcry or exhibited amount due Edwords & Brough
any emotion of any kind, the ton for J. P. dockets, and express
blow was too stunning for noisy 011 same.
outbreak. He sat down, and, H. C. Privott, $2.45. for wit
while the jury was polled and "ess tickets, State vs. Sam Hor
each man pronounced his sen- ton and Jolm Skinner,
tence, Holmes stared vacantly H. C. Privott, $35.40, for copy
about him. His face was that of Sheriff's and Registers bond
of a corpse. It was absolutely to State Auditor, 125 subpoenas
Pvnrionlpssasamask.onlv for grand jury, 7 commitments
a nervous twitching of the eye- of prisoners to the Penitentiary,
lids and the contraction and dila- 7 urt uocKeis, otatistics w
... 1 1 ii ?i .tntf Aiirlitnr Rrr
tlOU Ol tne eyes SUOWea Uiac u Mothert Keep your child tomach nd bom
... , 4.i,4. () L Bvrum tax collector. e tealtby with ur. renneri sannatori
was a living, breathing man that w- i wntuui, The beat laxative and corrective known.
sat in the dock. As the effects made report on collections, Dn Fanner.. Soothin Syrup.
of the blow died away Holmes which was ordered recorded and g?ggg
hied. worms from our child. Mra.Phrlcn.KUia.J.-
T- tTonnar'.B'Auii.vf K&ltRhmim ifllntmnt.
E. Byrum, $9.25, for board beat for skin eruptions. Fllea, bore, CuU,eto
FTodonls, N. Y
Tti Veteran Editor of the Fredonla
Censor, writes Dr. Pennert
"I have been using your Blood
tfnd Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic, and
desire to say that I like it.
I find it an admirable remedy for the
biliousness, languor and nervous depres
sion incWent to the changing seasons,
sufficiently physicing and yet not debCt
Uting but strengthening instead.
Blood and Liver
Dr.Fenner'sIleHeverFalls.
Nerve Tonio
ft is a Sarsaparilla-Mandrake-Princi t
Pine Alterative, Nerve Tonic and
Ratorative Compound.
CERTAIN AS THE LAW OF 6RAYITATI0.
Physics from blood, liver and tissues
all worn-out particles and impurities,
without weakening but strengthening
instead, and Restores tho Nerves.
Curen Headache. Dyspepsia, Constipa
tion, Bad Breath, Skin Diceaaes. Old Bore
Dizziness. Scrofula. General Debility, etc.
Satisfaction Guaranteed. Sample free.
slowly recovered. He realized
that his counsel was making a
motion for a new trial. His un
derlip fell, and he ran his tongue
across it, moistening the dryness,
and, clasping his hands together,
D.
and care of Bettie Bunch.
J. J. Chappell, J2.00, for care
of Eliza Chappell.
Ordered, that J. A. Britt be
he leaned forward to listen to the relieved of taxes on $100 worth
Judge's decision. When Judge ol property listed through amis
Arnold said that he would hear take.
the application ior a new trial Ordered, that the rate ot board
on Monday, November 1 8th, an for prisoners be reduced from 30
expression of something like cents per clay to 25 cents.
hope broke across his dull face. Ordered, that C. D. Hobbs
Turning to the court officers he purchase 10 planks 2x10 for foot
said in an eager whisper: "Mon- on Moore oaa-
Urdered, that w. r. jones ouy
Sold by Walter f. Lcary.
J. EE. BETiTij
Tho Tinner.
Manufacturer and Repairer of
Tiff apd Shct Iroi)
Ware.
Lynched for Stealing.
aeainst the heaviest sands and Willi un Stevenson .white, a
The height of the
, , - 1 A.
a a 1 I - I - A. Tl1-fl v - r C I 1 I T-
Practice- in nil the Courts of the pIane above the water will pe Somerset, coiuuy . iu .
1 - -i . 1 i i fiirnn h rti npan ILL LUC uuiia
mn feet ana tne siruciuic . - , .. -tT
i?ned to stand in thirty-three Tuesday while trying to vote, by miles west ot Beebe,
State
Collections promptly made
About ten days ago Albert
England, a white man, broke in
to a store at Vilonia, Ark., a
small inland town, twenty-five
and stole
8IMPLE INQUIRY MAY SAVE YOU
DOLLARS.
Write for prices before plac
ing orders for gravestones or
eemctery work.
Designs sent free.
COUPER'S
MARRT.Fj WORKS,
11,113 & 115 Bank St.,
Norfolk Va.
Auctioneer.
Vfe; r Anr wsrer tlian LSamuel -Dickersou, colored. 2 ? worth ot gooas
leet oiwdici.uv.. --- Qfoj AAMA to
anv other lighthouse on the At- Stevenson in uul y. newasairesicudim
lantic coast. The base of the live. Dickerson made his es- Wynne and turned over to the
lighthouse will be supporced by cape. officials who took him to Vilonia
piles sunk to a aepm 01 n , tarned him Qver to the pollce
TSv JeS "Sd the hdt of pavno more attention to Fit.- there. He had his preliminary
Ih? floor abov4 high water forty- simmons, and is contemplating a trial Saturday and uas bound
..,,. fpet nnai iciuutuiiiu. &- OVer to the circuit cuuu. .
--" ...... 1 . 1
rrvi. u;ii;fr will he entirely 1 i i, dtiH-iv mnmin? a niOD
I XIC UUlluiiift ..... v . , , UtlUb kjuuu; o
of forged Steel, a special feature AStltto EngUnd from the officers
SSTi I'rs FSf&SF'&S. ..ott.i.ntodeatV He l.ad
dav. November i8th!"
J ' 1 1 r i 1-.1
These were the only words " '" RoOfltlgatld GUttUtlg
uttered.
Resolutions of Respect.
At a meeting of the Vestry ot
i essential parts below
I r.f massive dimensions,
11U- -
well as those parts
as are in the way.
above
Having been appointed County the water subject to the action of Milk, Butter, Eggs.
Atictionpr ot,rl o-iven bona stid sea. liieusc ui
been in several shady transac
tions in that part of the .couutry
and bore a bad reputation.
m m
Whitaker for Governor.
Death of Eugene Field.
Eugene Field, the poet, died
in his bed at Chicago Monday
morning of heart failure. He
retired in health and apparently
sleot soundlv until davbreak.
when his son, who occupied the aui s rarisn nem at -nc
room with him, heard him tor's stuay on Monaay evening
groan, and putting out his hands November 4th, 1895, the follow
found that death had already n resolutions of respect to the
taicen piace. Mr. rieia leaves a mpmorv ot our departed friend
widow and five children. ...
,r t- 1 3 . , . ana ieiiow vesuymdu wc
ri r t-4 1011 iti c nrrti 1 i 1
iUl X 1L1U YV 11 A It WW I
I 1 1 A. 3
Louis. Sept. 2. 18 ?o, and was unanimously auopteu
it c i J i. t.: 1 wmjDif i nn the ifith dav of October
tncreiore 45 ycai urn ai " V. . .Qrt, U cenrerl for navment
A 4-T, tt t tc I tScx. it oleasea uoa in tus wisaora 10 i'"" " tr-j
uwiu. lie was iut own ui iws- :jf(A, t.A A I . - s ,i
well Martin an Frances meed i?r:V.Tr nXrt h iCTn before January ISt, ICQO or Ulis
1. - - - V M 1 IP 1 I I W V V. .3 L. 1 T U1UU Mfc.. 1 ,
Pield Mi; mrrnts were both member of this Vestry for twenty-two notice will be plead in bar Of
natives of Windham county, Vt. jufio? WarfeTof this their recovery.
I parish:
Free Medical Reference resolved: That in his death
the new road leading from Vir
ginia Road to the River Road.
Ordered, that J. C. Thompson
buy necessary lumber for Mid-
dletown Bridge.
Frank Wood, Finance Com-
... - k. A c0Hl.mnf oausiacuon guaranteed.
mittee, reported settlement .
. , r . rn Only first class shop 111 Edenton
w nil 1 ur a. 1 i. 1, . xv. v
A SPECIALTY.
Iiliiir"i oCHIovcn.
All work attended to promptly.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
ceived and ordered recorded and j
filed.
Notice is hereby given that all Jj- IX19.V UC
orders issued prior to June 1st, J
Prefer, all persons are forbid- bolts and rods and other sections i?resh meat, fish, water, fruit,
fcn to exercise the virtues of which would be weakened rap-l ..-awie. . as well as milk, but
under penalty of law. idly by corrosion has been avoid- frequently
A T. Rateman. Li in the olans. Quarters will ter ana egg, h
Broad Street. Edenton, N.C.Z Torovided for three keepers loaded wun gc u
a 4-1-. a Umrt Veener S tamilV. auu 1 1 tne &iuuia.ii "w
1 wt will swine: from nithv condition, these germs the Caucasian,
LAND FOR SALE, davits a hundred feet in the air are digested and eliminated from who the Populists would support
for their use. Tiieiens w u ut extern without producing for Uovernor, rs rcpoucu y
r..1 lifyVithmisp I " ' I . . ti . r ;n i
anv bad effect. Ayer's Sarsapa- ing that fcpier wniraKer uc
That the public have for
gotten that I continue to
fit
Medical
Book
Ordered, that John N. Lamb
earn nt. . f AA. A i
Paul has lost an earnest and useiui " tr
Mr. John Hussey, private sec
retary of Senator Butler and the
Washington correspondent fori way & CO.,- 22 no.
in speaking of
That valuable tract of land at
we head of Main street, known
"Holmes'," containing about
118 acres. Also the "Quarter
Jcr recently owned by Mr. T.
D- Warren, containing about 233
acres, which I will sell in sections
of 25 and 50 acres. Terms easy.
RICHARD DILIfARD.
the most powerful lighthouse
lens in existence, ana snoum
throw the rays about twenty
three miles in all directions.
The most powerful steam fog
siren will be a part of the equip
ment, and it is probable electric
ity will be the lighting power.
rilla gives tone ana strengrn iu me ucai
the digestive organs, enables olina, that the Populists and Re -them
to do their duty, and im- publicans can easily agree upon
parts the vigor of health to the that one subject.
entire system. gen(j us the news from Ty our
section
member. The members 01 uns vestry irie for a term nt 12 months
(64 pages) for men and women who are a true and sincere friend and the com-
afflicted with any form of private dis- munity in which he lived a good citizen from this date Without paying a
ease peculiar to their sex, errors of whose modest christian character fur- y . rflv on account of his
youth, contagious diseases, female nishod an example which we might all license ax, onaccounioi u
troubles, etc., etc. well imitate. inhrmity.
Send 2 two cent stamps to pay post RESOi.vEd: That a copy of these res- Ordered that this Board will
age, to the leading specialists and phy- oluticms sent to his family as an ex- Urdered, inai un iwaiu wm
sicians in this country. Dr. HATHA- f rd for him and not oav for any more Tax No-
Krnart Vitrfr I l"'"" -. . 1 x
7 I - fnr thm in their he reave-I . . i i
uau.; .w. tices beine pnntea or oarniiiiec
n. t- I
J Spectacles
and
Eye-Glasses
The vounp- farmer of to-day resolved: That these resolutions be I books for Tax Collectors
With improved machinery, im- spread upon the : minutes ,01 tne vestry D gyRUM, Clerk.
- . j ana a wuv j- v. -
proveo stocK, ana unproveu i MAN & farmer for publication,
methods of rotating croos and I RobT. B. DrAne, D. D., Chrm
manures, is forging to the front. Attest: Thos. Thompson, Secty.
He will be as prosperous finan- h deck
cially as the merchant and bank- Mn 1parn.
;re if he is equally careful, indus- stood there in perfect safety, as
tnous ana sysr.emar.ic. raruiing He was too green to bum
is a real business. Ex.
upon scientific principles,
which is very essential
to those who are suffering
from an eara of refraction
in the eyes.
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Manv Deoole. when a little consti
pated, make the mistake of using
saline or other drastic purgatives. All
that is needed is a mild dose of Ayer's
Pills to restore the regular movement Watchmaker, Jeweler and Optician,
of the bowels, ana nature win uo me
Thev keeo the system in perfect
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