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Fisherman Farmer. Established 1886 ELIZABETH CITY N. C. FRIDAY JANUARY 13, 1899 ONE DOLLAR per Year, in Advance. r The Best Advertising Medium in the Albemarle District-The Finest Fish, fe f!f Fnblished in This Section. The Most Wide-Awake and Successful Business men uss Hrlrry M 1 From Factory to Fireside. $1.75 Buys this Whit Enameled Steel Bed in cither 54. 48, 42 or 36 1 n. widths. Length 75 inches. It has one inch pillars and H in. filler. Guaranteed the strongest bed made. Our great 160-page catalogue tells of thou sands of bareains in furniture. Clothing. Bed ding, Crockery, Silverware, Sewing Machines, Clocks, Upholstery Goods, Baby Carriages, Refrigerators, Pictures, Mirrors, Tin Ware, Stoves, etc., and in buying from us, you save from 40 to 60 per cent, on everything don't lorget mis. We publish a lithographed catalogue of Car- pets, Rugs. Art Squares, Portieres and Lace Curtains which shows exact designs in hand- painted colors selections can be made as satis- ' lactorily as trough you were here at trie mill. Here's the celebrated Hines Sewing Machine none better made. Guar anteed for 20 years. Cata- 1 loRue tells you ail about u. , Price (3 Drawer Style),! $13.25 Why have we customers in every part of the Uni ted States, in Canada, Mexico, Bermuda, Cuba, fwt f U 1. , 1 vi s . 1 n c far as Australia and South Wt wnke all Ktyles Africa? Send for our Free oj juaenme. Catalogues. They will tell you. Address this way , Julius Hines & Son, BALTIMORE, MO. Dept. 909. IXoi-f olU Acoiitli Schedule in effect Oct. 19, '98. Xorf lk eSc Southern R. R. Mail and Express trains, Southbonnd, daily (ex cept Sumlays,) leave Elizabeth City at 11:40 a. m., Northbound, daily, (excepa Sundays) leave Elizabeth City at 2:45 p. in. Trains Nos. 3 and 4 leave Eliza beth City Southbound 6 p. m., North bound 9:20 a. in. The trains arrive at and depart from Norfolk & Western de pot, Norfolk; connect at Norfolk with all Rail and Steamer lines, and at Edentou with Steamer for Roanoke, Casiiie, Chowan and Scuppernong rivers; Transfer steamers to ilackey s Feiry, thence by Norfolk & Southern R. R. to Roper, Pantego, and Bell haven, connecting with steamer Vir ginia Dare for Aakleyville, Aurora, Washington and all intermediate land, ings. Eastern Carolina Dispatch THE LEGISLATURE Items of Special Interest to Our Readers. Much Attention to Business And LittleeSpraking. Behind In Settlement. Our law makers in session at Raleigh are remodeling the old ship of State exactly as the plans and specifications call for by their constituents and elimina ting all laws from the Statute book inimical to the public good. Senate. On the 6th the joint commit' tee waited on the Governor and informed him that the assembly was organized and ready for Public business. A bill was in iroduced to investigate the af fairs of the penitentiary. The text of the bill was lengthy. Rules were suspended, the bill passed and sent to the Home without being engrossed. A resolution was offered that a committee be appointed to go carefully over the laws passed by the previous Legislature and make such changes as seem best. Repeal the act 1897 taxing horse dealers etc., was referred. Also the repeal of acts 1897, creating the State Equalization Board. This was the board which sdded from 10 to 40 per cent on Horses, mules, etc. Resolutions fixing the hour of meeting at 10 a. m., and adjourn at will. Senator Skinner, of Ilertfoid. opposed assembling Monday p. m. He did not be- The Ex-Sheriff of Oar rituck Embez z 1 e d Between $ 2, 6 o o and $3.ooo Of The School Fund. SHALL POX SCARE OVER h- ' Philadelphia Has the Largest Time-piece in This Country and the Highest in the World- .AND Raleigh, N. C, Jan. $th. The State Superintendent of Public Instruction was notified yesterday that ExSheriff Ed-, ward Tillett, of Currituck coun ty had embezzled between $2,6oo and $,ooo of the school fund. QTirifF Tilh-tt went out A. VJ li w " of office in December, an' has the collection of taxes ior the year 1898 Information was obtained at the State Treasu rer's office yesterday that Sher iff Tillett has not made any pay ment to the State on the new tax books Dr. F. W. Ritter, a member r n, UnarA of Education of yj 1 viiv. a-" - Currituck county, gave the in formation of the defalcation to Superintendent Mabone, and he writes that he has already be gun action against that official. The following is the letter re ceived by the Superintendent: "Moyock. N C, Jau. 3. 1899. Hon. C. H. Maybone, Raleigh. "When 1 was elected to the office of County Superintendent touud We have been shown a letter written by a lady in a neig boring town to a relative at this place, in which, the writer ,ays she hears there are some 30 cases of -mall pox in Elizabeth City; that 1700 pec pie here have been vaccinated . 1 i 1 J ntumifqfp rn cwcniint OI aCCl"i andtuataiaay naaananu - Tne largest clock in this nation. Such reports a;c untrue and damaging to the town' Umotry and the highest clock in and for the benefit of thosz who are hearing such extravagant the worW was started in the) reports we take pleasure in announcing THERE 15 NO city HaU tower at Philadelphia r , .-kt tat rrr a rG'ru pttv at midnight Dec. 31st. ah SMAIX POX IN ELIZABETH CITY. things eotfsidered, it is the great The victim who came here from Norfolk about the 15111 dock in si?e and in impoxtJ rhai indicat.d that dreadful; OI LCt'tlUlJLT VVILH OUTRAGED AND MURDERED. A Horrible Double Crime In Chatham County. The Black Demon Caught and Hanged. Was found With Blood on His Clothes j t tt: r 1. . ana a rvazor in ins ruiv-.i. ance in the world, although , j - tv,n u .mt-h t irf irf twr r opics win? 7re:ti disease was immediately removed iu luc uuu-i. .... ine IOWI1 IIU111 r . . , , pQ,lc Unr PtppI- tnvi'tKlnn in Une 01 inesc great (.iulks j ..v t-, ... of Health took every precaution to preserve Gulf, X. C, Jan. II. Mrs Nancy Welsh, a most excellent white lady, and mother ot five children, residing about three miles from Marper's Cross infection and the small pox scare was ot bnet duration. 1 11C ' adorns the steeple of Mechlin j Chatham county, was outrages nnnle of Elizabeth Citv do not have the slightest fear of the : Cathedral, one of the finest old and murdered yesterday evca. people 01 xii.Aauti j , o ffliii fifires in Belgium The 1 mg. Mrs. Welsh had been vis disease. In fact, it is not any more to be dreaded than e , S'Tv Teet la dimeter. I iting at Mr. Jones", her .on i. . - - . . 1 .1 1 1 1 11 grip, if the mild disease tnat nas oeeu nert is reai .v. We hope such reports as are beiug circulated abroad will stop, and no one will be kept away from the city on ac count of same. SCHOOL NOTICE. At a meeting of the commit tee of School District No. 6, (Pasquotank County, N. C ) to annortion the money due said T-MiV Instruction. 1 lieve in Senators going home t tne sheriff had not paid in every Sunday. to tne treasury the money due They were s;nt here to work school fnnd for the year Old X)omliiloii IjIho The steamer Neuse leaves Elizabeth Ctty Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday at 6 p. m., for New Hem and Roanoke Island connecting with the A. & N. C. R R. for Goldsboro Kinston, and Morehead City, and with the W. & W. R. R. for Jacksonville. Wilmington, N. C , etc. Returning leave Newbern Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Str. Newberue leaves Elizabeth City Monday noon and Wed nesday at 6 p. n., Roanoke Island, Ocracokc, Oriental and New Berne. TicketH ou sale at Elizabeth Citj Station to all landings. Newberne Kinston, Goldsboro, Morehead City and Wilmington, N. C. Daily all rail service between Eliza beth City and New York, Philadelphia Baltimore and Norfolk Through cars and as low rates and quicker time than by any other route. Direct all goods to 0 shipped vi? Eastern Carolina Dispa ch as follows From Norfolk by Norlol & Southern Railroad; Baltimore by W. & B. R. R., President Street Stat on; Philadel phia, Philadelphia R. R., Dock Street Station; New York, by Pennsylvania R. R., Pier 27 North River, aud Old Dominion Line. For further information apply to M. H. Snowden, Agent, Elizabeth City, oi t. the General Office of the Norfolk & Southern R. R. Company, Norfolk, Va M. K . KING, General Mauager. H. C. UUDGINS. G. F. & P. Agt PETTIT'S North Carolina Lines C. L. PETTIT, Manager. Steamer NEWTON will leave No folk for Elizabeth City, Creswell and way landings on W ednestiays ana Sat urdays at 4 p. ni., Elizabeth City foi not to run home HOUSE. Under the order of Introduc tions of BilLss 23 were offered, the most important were two, providing for Jim Crow cars, which assigns races to seperate cars by Railroads of the State, by Mr. Overman, ofKowan,and one hv Mr. AlrT.ean. A bill to more equitably divide the School fund between races bj' Mr. Ju lian, A bill to reduo : the tees of Register of Deeds. A bill to repeal the law giving bodies 01 certain deceased persons, he deaf, dumb, bliad and insane.Jto medical collegesv A bill reduc ing employees salary from $5.00 to 4,00. the text of these bills are lengthy ad cannot give space for them. On the ! ucceefJing days, up to going to pressvboth Houses and Senate have settled down to hard work, dispensing with much speaking, and those who are inclined to do so are snub bed. A bill by F. W. Winston, of Bertie county, amending the Constitution relating to suffrage is principally taken from the T .nnisiaiva SnfTra$re law na some features from another State is an iron clad rock ribbed suf frage bill if passed the migrat ing, the lawless and ignorant classes will not be participants in the Government of North Carolina, and their elimination will result in a purer govern- fol- No. No. No. TK07. and I besran to press pay ment, with the result that it has been found that he has default ed the amount of between $2,600 and $3,000, all belonging to the public school fund; whereupon I immediately entered suit in . f fb Pmintv Boaad of name l j rx Education vs. Edward Tillett and his bondsmen. If armeared at our last meet ing yesterday that some of the teondsmen think they see a loop hole by which they can escape payment, and the board Instruct ed Mr. J. E. C. Bell, the chair man. to employ an attorney to fiVht the case. The deficit has put us in a very unenviable light, and the teachers are clamorous for their money. -If you will kindly give me what advice you can in regard to the course to pursue in or- j . , ,rirY ihp matt r to a UCI .u uii"6 speedy settlement, I will appre r-iarp the same. "Our next court begins the ,ef Mnndav in March, and, T am desirous, if suit has to be mished.that I go at it in theprop er manner and the least expen or consistent with safety. ti,o cinff'ste.rm of office has expired, and his successor 1,0c wn elected. Erom all re- ports, the ex-Sheriff is not apie to nav the deficit. Will it be as anDortion tne money district. We find the amouns il the amour, tof U lie if " the different schooiss as lows. WHITE SCHOOL. School No. i. $109, 43 2. $109.43. N- 3-109-43 A. IOQ.43. NO. 5- 109,43. 6. 109,43- COLORED SCHOOL. School No. 1. 87,47- No 2 109,43. No. 3- 109,43- No- 4 rtio.A. On motion C. L. Lis ter is to look after School houses Nos. 1 and 2. On motion Win. Coppersmith is to look alter School No. 5 white, and School No. 3 colored. On motion J. S Wilcox is to look after School No. 6, white, and School No. 4. colored. On motion jonn aiui- en is to look after School nouses Nos. 1 and 2, colored. On mo- ion S. P. Wilson is to look at er School houses No. 3 and 4. white. On motion, no oruci y be signed by any of the commit tee until it issigucu uy tee in charge of such schools. On motion the proceedings of his meeting be published in rt V the Fisherman & rarmer, a newspaper published in liiiza- beth City, N. C there ueiug no further business, on motion the committee adjourned. S. P.WILSON. Secty. J. S. WILCOX, Chmu. January 9th, 1899- Inlia II.. r: . : j Creswell on Thursdays ana nonaays at 9:30 a. m. Returning;, will leave frr Norfolk on Tuesdays and - - , .... ,-. I . , Fridays at 4 a. m , ana tnzaDeui ii r ent. &nd corammunity ana same day at 2:30 p. m., arriving in? . . . uft-.r n ivare iniercsi win same day at 2:30 p Norfolk next day. Steamer Harbinger will leave Kav- folk for Elizabeth City, weruow o . DiOCeediui?S iri;a on Tuesdays 'Asd; Fri lIie poceeuiug days at 4 p. m., ElizabetV, City foi Hertford Wednesdays and Saturdays a 9:30 a. m Returning, w'deaye Hert ford for Norfolk Moud'js, and Tbws days at 7 a. in. and EUbeth Ciity s..me day at 2.30 p. m., ai-riKft;"i Norfolk next day. W. W. MOXR'ISE-TT, AGliitt?. Smabeth, Cit,y. J- o. better protected. In glancing over ot the legisla ture our attention is drawn xo the fact that tis an able body of men, nuerJ. who are able to cope with the existing evils and in a business like manner, disposing of them with much dispatch r-J , . 1 npwrv to Dnug crniiiui well as civil action against him "Very Truly Yours, DR F. W. RITTER." To Complete Canal Work. Messrs. Sanford & Lrooks have purchased from the Mc Manu's Construction Company in of their Dip dredges and nh the Lake Drummond Ca nal Company will complete the ,nrt nf deeneninp and widen- ing the Dismal Swamp Canal. Norfolk Daily Ledger. For Y'onf creditably to their constituency -7- T 1 m L 1 w" mw.' of her friend Miss Lula iseu, W d C I t TT have commencea a cruouc y- VIllClO - V li-t ftflrfai corruption in high places which will relieve the people of the Fusion incutnbns, brought about Dy tne greeu office, at the expense of honest voters. Let the good work go -Get One Of- Zoeller s Fine Pastels- There is nothing more appropri ate than on. ;Bear the Signature of IM Kind You Haw mm A PICTURE- i-i. n,'a ArHer at 1JVU L VVdU, U v v. - - n once. It takes some time to make them. W. H. ZOELLER, WATER ST- NOTICE thereby given that the "Elizabeth 'City Brick Works," a corporation ao- i . T-t.: t,t, r;r Pas. inn business near e,i iwucm - quotank County, N. C, is this day dis Folvedby mutual consent of theuuder all the stock of the said Corporation, aud that the under Are You Weak 1 t'eakness manifests itself in the loss ol ambition and aching bones. The blood is wat.-rv ; the tissues are wastingthe door is bK opened for disease. A bottle of Browns Iron Bitters taken in time will restore your trenth, soothe your nerves, make your bloo? rich and red. Do you more good than an expensive special course of medicine. .Brawns' iron Bittern is aoM by all dealers. Rosedale. Mi Bertha Wilcox gave a Tliurs- 3r r r t CrlA Mice T.nla Ceil. t VII UCI llicuu i.i . c Aam The crtiests arrivea and after being pleasantly enter tained with numerous games 3 Ktttli vnoal and in '4 III I 111 I I 1 WhSC cfr,ient,il which was rendered oil cbilf reoaired to the dining room where the tame was decorated with wintry fo liage, holly and old romantic mistletoe, and ladened bounti tifully with everything that was pleasant to the taste. After partaking of the repast, they again entered the parlor, where they remained until twelve. All left very much delighted having spent such a del ightful evening. Mr S. A. Fackler, Editor of the Micanopy (Fla.) Hustler, with his wife Sid children, suffered terribly from La Grippe. Une Aiinuic .'-""S" -was the only remedy that helped them . frrtpd auicklv. Tnousana u. h,,,.. use Griooe. effects. Griggp&son Ivloyock. Dr. S. M. Mann is on the sick list this week. Mrs, N. P. Stallings is Slow ly improving. Rev. N. P. Stallings little boy Johnie is quite ill. Mrs. Bettie Fulford, of Tulls, has moved her familv to Berk ley. Mr. W. P. Creekmore made a business trip to Norfolk Tues day. Mr. James Northern of Tulls has moved his family to Moy ock. Mr. Nelson Butler of Curri tuck C. H. has moved his family to Tulls Tom Palmer and Miss (rabeniile. of Currituck C were married recently. A party at Mr. D. J. Lee's Vednesday night was very much enjoyed by the young people. Win, Gregory has moved his fami'y from Norfolk to Moyock till the Small Pox scare is over. Mr G. W. Wallace, of VVal laceton. is stopping in the village for a while the guest of R. O. Bagley. Mr. Morris Lindsay and wife, of Tulls, have disolved partner ship and each gone their separ ate ways. Mr. T. P. Norton, of New York, who has been stopping with Mr T.B.Lox tor some time , - returned home Friday. Mirs Pearl Sears of Tulis who has spent the past three weeks very pleasantly in Moyock re turned home Wednesday. Mr. Toe Bailey, wife and daughter, of Indian Creek, spent Sunday in Moyock with Mrs. Baileys brother Mr. A. F. Hclt. Mr. Lafayette Lilley got his hand hurt quite badly with the banH ear while working: 0.1 the N.S. R. R. here one day this week. Mr. Miles Ferebee and Miss Annie Whitehvrst of neat Bel cross spent Sunday and Monday ot and the movement is much sim- ! law. plified by the omission ot a The deed was committed minute band. about $ o'clock in the afternoon It is likely that the big dials by Henry Jones, a black negio that loom up over Westminster j about 3S years old. He was a bridge, London, in the tall tow- desperate character, er of the House of Parliament' As Mrs. Welsh did not rettn are better known than the great at night, search was made ai d er timepiece in Mechlin. These ; her body found about fifty yards dials are six inches more in ; from the public road at 9 o'clock diameter than those of the City with her throat cut. The alarm Hall clock, but the clock is was given, search was made and otn i,i 5 nnncrnmv neaf-jtiie negro was found at lv obsolete, although the time-1 home, n piece was installed as recently next morning about 3 tKco The London clock has! was carried back to th dials twenty-two and one-half of the murder and hanged by feet in diameter and is operated about fifty Unknown parties. r.( ,Dfi A-hf til wind. Hie oea.i dociv was iuunu Ayers Cherry Pectoral costs more than other medi cines. But then it cures more than other medicine. Most of the cheap congh medtcinea merely palliate; they afford local and tempo rary relief. Ayere Cherry Pectoral does not patch up or palliate. It cures. Asthma, Bronchitis, Croup, Whooping Cough, and every other cough, will, when other remedies fail, yield to I Ayer's Cherry Pectoral his Richmond, the o'clock, e scene by means of which reauires the services two men four days a week. The Cirv Hall clock stands swinging from a limb the next morning. There was blood ou his clothes and a razor It haa a record of 60 1 yeora of cures. Band for the "Curebook" free. J. C. Ayer Co., Lowell, Mae. 470 feet above the pavement, w n is pocket. J ones con lessen that in the Mechlin Cathedral ; his guilt. nearly 300 feet, aud the one :u 170 feet MISS !n Mnvnrl: thp oueStS 1" r T,,,!!! .iVT this remedy as a speu-iv. w w Wilson 3De and its exhausting after Mamie VVUSOn. Miss Pattis Morgan ot Shaw boro, who has been visiting her cousin iViiss inline oanucisuu iu WANTED, Juniper Cooperi Write or call to see T. Greenleaf, P. O. Box 25,. Kliza-i beth City, N. C. j i"p -olAAinW Viae this dav sold sisneu a. c . iMuui. - . , and conveyed all his interest in said Corporation to h. W. Norman who assumesito pay all debU and liabilities of the said Corporation. ddick I,. W. NORMAN. Hertford. N- C , Dec. 16th, 189S. L- W. Norman and C. J. Ward have this day formed a copartnership under the style ot the "Elizabeth City Brick Works" and wiH continue to make 0. J. WARD. Griggs t-..i T-,.. ,xf Columbus, Ga., suf fered agony lor thirty years. .a h;e Piles bv nsing De Witts wmoi, Hel Salve. It heala injuries and skin diseases like magic & Son. On God's scales the only thing that weighs is heart. Btam As Tra iM Yoa Haw Xfsajs BousJft In order to show us the ftars God had to give us nignt. S S SSJ1 A. milionaire iu this world may be a begger in the next. Arc You m Easily Tired? I Just remember that all your I strength must come from yoa,. food. JJm you bv Perhaps your muscles need more strength, or your nerves; 5 or perhaps your stomach is weak and cannot digest wha, 1 yS "you need more strength ? then take j SCOTT'S EMULSION I of Cod-IiverOilvrithHypo; j phosphites. The oU is tne most ; easUy changed of all foods into ; fitreneth ; ana "j--r---- Westminster lJalace above the street level. Up to the piesent the Phila delphia City Hall clock has cost about $21,000. The motive power i3 compressed air, and the visitor to the clock story in the tall tower is astonished to find there are no "work" to be seen. The ponderous hands on the four dials are operated by meacs of air under great pressure forc ed through tubes, and all tour nairs of hands are controlled by one little master clock that could easily -e set on a library mantle piece. This little clock, as it ucks a .1 the- minutes, received bv tele graph from Washington Obser vatory, in turn releases the com pressen air, and over each dial 400 pounds of hands are pushed forward. The hands are moved every half minute and the jump of the minute is six and one halt inches. The pressure excit ed is 700 pounds sufficient, it is said, to drive the hands under any weather condition. However, electricity is really ... . I. . the power which governs tne workings of the clock, and by ingenious automatic appliances it is believed that any lapse by electricity will be immediately taken up by the relief motors. Another peculiarity 01 tne clock is the absence of figures on the dials, Broad strips of bronze taking their place. These are of uniform width, excepting those taking the place ot III, VI IX and XII, which are an inch wider for sake of convenience, These strips are 3 feet 2 inches long and 13 inches broad. Each hour hand is 9 teet long ana 1 La Grippe is again epidemic. Every precaution should be taken to avoid it, Its specific cure is One Minute cough Cure, A. J. Shepaid, publisher Agricultural Journal and Advertiser, El den. Mo., says: "No one will be dis appointed iu using oue Minute Cough Cure for La Grippe." Pleasant to take, quick to act. (iriggs & Son. A smile will accomplish more in a minute than harsh words will in a month. Schooners ARE BEING CAPTURED AND MUST BE UNLOADED ! Bean tha 9 ltie Yo'J ave Bought Trustees Sale of Valuable Mill Property. Ou January 19th iSyi;, at 12 o'clock uoon, ou the premises at Murfreesboro, N. C, I shall sell for cash to the high est bidder the land, Saw mill, shingle mill, boilers, engine and all appliances of the Fentress Lumber Company. RO. W. SHI. LUCK, Trustee in deed of trust given by J, aud J. F. Fentress. :. Notice. CALL AT- BERGERON'S THE PALAIS Job For Everybody To UNLOAD - SCHOONERS. Steady Employment for all during the Summer Brick! Brick! THOMPSON BRICK WORKS. The leading brick inaniw facurers of this section are now ready to supply orders at short notice. This plant has been in active operation for twenty years, and they guarantee satisfaction as to quality and price. gfyest (BriQk (Have Stood tl)& Test And reflex action will be a guide to your further pur chase. You could do worse, and we venture to say, you can do no better elsewhere Call Telephone No. 2, or address F.G. THOMPSON, Mgr EIIZ. CITY, N.O. Green Town, will return home 8 inches broad, and weighs this week after a verv pleasant visit. The New seats have recently been placed in the new Baptist church at Northwest and makes a great improvement to the looks and afiords much comfort tn thp rono-reration thev were bought lroin the Grand Rapids Seating Co. aud cost about four hundred dollars. C. 175 pounds. The minute hands weigh 225 pounds each, and i-t iioc nn (.virprne length of Cci.V-11 fc - - - r 16 teet, for each is counterbal anced. Each dial complete, fib ted with its 92 pieces of glass, weighs five tons. One five-min ute section, for so the dials are By virtue of a deed ot trust to me executed on July 29th 1897, hy Rebec ca Weisel, duly of record iu the office of the Register of Deeds of Pasquotank County, in Deed Book ir, page 329, I shall sell iu front of the court House door in Elizabeth City, N. C, on the dav of February. iSth, 1899, all th interests of Rebecca Weisel in that certain lot of land known as tne wei sel lot on Shepherd Streetand running Southerly along Shannon Street about rmnn) feet, thence Kastwardly parallel with Shepherd Street One hundred fioo) feet to I M. uavis' nue incn Northerly along Davis' line to Sbep herd Street thence Westerly along Shepherd Street to the place of begin fling. A1 Onsp certain lots, twelve in mini her. kuowu as the Weisel block ol lots, in the First Ward purctiaseo 01 Con row Rush and Lippincott 4Uo t.iat certaiu lot on Church Street bounded on the North by nhurch Street, on the East by W. R rim I A . tVi l-.x- Bill ri n aYi u tia LVOn IOI, uu mv; ouuiu wj . iri,..i 1; tu wt w r.L-itis lot. Tjcm. t wait until vour Wheel 1 VJ L , UU "J " ' " - . Above sold subject to an annual jve? out ,ef0re you have it re charge of Two Hundred aud twenty-1 . five ft 22s. 00) Dollars, payable during pwcu. her natural life to Barbara weisei Teerms Cash. F. WHITE BURST, Trustee. January 2, 1899 Brind it to P. DeX.ON, North Carolina An Horrible aouy is caused by Piles, Burns and Skiu Diseases. These are immediately relieved aud quickly cur ed by De Witt's Witch naze! Salve. Be ware of worthless imitations. t.nggf & son. When you get a giant don't leave him until yon cut oft his head. down have r : ,1 A '1 AR t v was one 01 codsiucihuk uimv w.u7 but it is believed it has been solved successful)'. The central part of each dial is divided into four circules, 5 feet 7 inches in diameter, into each of which is fitted a single piece of glass. Camden County J. K. Abbott and Experienced Bicycle Repairer. and have it put in perfect order. Superior Court, Lt and S. O. Mullen, nnnmc ted weio-hs 525 pounds. I Executors of f.n Mullen, deceased, I work executed promptly an construe icu, 3 r , -ff w M ,,.,ter tj r pinnix . , ThP nrohlem of illumination P ? vS- w 11Jxler' a prices at living rates. J rr U .. .. r...- 1 ,1 t.1.. It appearing to the satistaction 01 me My snop la iiioiuum) cuip- Court that after due dilligence the de oecJ with all modem improve- fendauts Hannah C. Pinnix, r rant is . , ; Mullen Pinuix, Stephen b. Weeks ana ments, and what c-n t be repair- guars phites are tne ub tonics for the nerves. SCOTT'S EMUL SION is the easiest and quickest cure for weak throats, for coughs of every kind, and for all cases of de bility, weak nerves, and loss of flesh. rr and l.O01 all druggists. f SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New Yorli. jmm fy To the Public. We are authorized to antee every bottle of Chamber lain's Cough Remedy and if not satisfactory to refund the money to the purchaser. There is no attack was never How to Prevent Pneumonia. You are perhaps aware that pneumonia always results from a cold or from an attacK ot la grippe. During the epidemic of la giippe a few years ago when so many cases resulted iu pneu monia, it was observed that the lolloweci Dy Dr. N. M. Fcrrebee cannot after dut ej jn DeLon's shop can't be diliigeuce be found in Vf" fixed this side of the factory are son resiuenis ui in. . ... w- o Carolina, ind thev have property in a iuu aiucn. ui uayvic ju- , r- . , I a. m 1 1 . the state, and the pia'ntms nave rt pies always on nana at lowest pause nf .irtinn against them of which I . this Court has jurisdiction. pnees. J . . r wr T.' I . v. . at It is therefore on motion 01 a. r . Shop No. 07, roinaexter ot., Ayd ett Attorney .or P' ' ELIZAETH CITY, N. C. thAt publication be made for the said ,i..H-ndants in the i isherman and har-! N OT I Ci F ... A. 1 A r - I mer a newspaper puoiibucu .u Anolication will be made to the LeK- of Elizaoetn ity, n. . .ur vy uiature which meets First Wednesday of ?2LJlYP?I rd,n in January, for a Charter f.r the Citi- Ciert oi incoutw " j". Uens Bank of Elisabeth Ctty to do bus- County at his othce on tne 13m uy . r - lm w,:,aK.,h ritv February i99, ana answer u IWCORPOR ATOR.. better medicine made lor la grippe, colds and whooping cough. Price 25 and 50c per bot tle. Try it. W. W. Griggs & Son. Truth never dodges, no mat ter who shoots. that disease when Chamberlain's Cough Remedy was used. It counteracts any tendency ot a cold or la grippe to result in that dangerous disease. It is the best remedy in the world for bad colds and la grippe Every bottle warranted. For sale by W. Wi Griggs & Son coniDlaint filed in this cause t..v, ic for a settlement of the estate of the late Dr. F N. Mullen, and for rnnni to be made between the ex ecutors ol the said estate of saidMullen yp Ippatees ana aevisecs in iuc auu vw - o .ni nf ;aid Mullen. It is further ordered that a publication of this notice shall be a sufficient no tice to the defendants. Ti,ia ttie 20th dav of Dec- 1808 Dec- 24th, 1S98. 8MOKE The World's Favorite 5c. Cfgar. Manufactured by R. 1m rOKcJWS c w, STEVENS is Co Clerk of the Superior Court 9fCwaen muaiim Oi County. mm