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Deal mm m FIH&IICE tPORT OF PlSQIHIl COIlTf TREASURER' 1896. CREDITS. (Continued from last iwu. Jan 17 pd school order dis 19, w, J Annie Sperrce 50 00 Jan 17 pd school order dis 4, c, Stephen Mullen 6 40 Jan 17 pd school order dis 2, w. H C Markham 2 25 Jan 17 pd school order die 6, w, W G.Randolph 75 00 Jan 18 pd school order dis 19, c, Levi Ackey 3 00 Jan 18 pd pchool order dis 3, c, Ada J Johnson f 20 00 Jan 18 pd .school order dis 14, w, Ellen Woodward 35 00 Jan 18 pd school order dis 14, w, Minnie Greaves 35 00 Jan 18 pd school order dis 10, c, - Isabella Hollowell 25 00 Jan 18 pd school order No. 422, Fred Whitehurst Jan 18 pd school order No. 421, J E Harrell Jan 18 pd school order dis 4, w, A W Stanton Jan 18 pd school order dis 5, c, Avon Mullen Jan 18 pd school order dis 21, w, Monroe Bright Jan 18 pd school order dis 14, w, T B Wilson 2 50 2 70 800 450 560 10 75 Jan 18 pd school order dis 10, c, 1 Clinton R Overton 6 00 Jan 18 pd school order dis 14, w, W M Hinton 60 00 Jan 18 pd school order dis 6, c, Mary E Brockett 25 00 Jan 18 pd school order dis 18, w, Sophie N Wood 25 00 Jan 18 pd school Order dis 17, c, M D Spelman 15 00 Jan 18 pd school order dis 14, w, W M Hinton 60 00 Jan 18 pd school order dis 4, w, Bertie Hinton 25 00 Jan 18 pd school order dis 19, c, Z W White, 45 00 Jan 18 pd school order dis 15, w, C S Pritchard Jan 25 pd school order dis 15, w, Fred Davis Jan 2o pd school order dis 6, w, Fred Davis Jan 25 pd school order dis 6, c, Fred Davis Jan 25 pd school order dis 22, w, Mamie A Barclift 2 78 600 6 50 6 50 25 00 Jan 25 pd school order dis 6, c, J W Barington SO 00 Jan 25 pd school order dis 6, c, M E Brockett 25 00 Jan 25 pd school order dis 16, w, M K Banks 50 00 Jan 25 pd school order dis 5, c, Jeremiah Perry 2 00 25 00 5 00 1 75 25 00 25 00 25 00 Jan 25 pd school order dis 10, c. I Hollowell Jan 25 pd school order dis 5, c. Frank Johnson Jan 25 pd school order dis 19, w, R B Edney Jan ?.5 pd school order dis 5, c, J C Hollowell Jan 25 pd school order dis 4, c. Mary K Holly Jan 25 pd school order dis 8, c, C A White Jan 25 pd school order dis 14, c, J R Fleming 40 00 Jan 25 pd school order dis 4, w, O L Weeks 1 35 Jan 25 pd school order dis 14, c, M A Newby 25 00 Jan 25 pd school order dis 13, c, M L Newby 15 00 Jan25pd school order dis 17, c, CS Pritchard 35 00 Jan 25 pd school order dis 9, w, J B Baker 25 00 Jan 25 pd school order dis'5, o, Giscero Pool 1 75 Jan 25 pd school order dis 14, w, F M Cook 11 70 Jan 25 pd school order dis 5, w, Lera WThitehurst 112 00 Jan 25 pd school order dis 22, w, TE Palmer 6 00 Jan 25 pd school order dis 22. w, T E Palmer 2 25 Feb 7 pd school order dis 5, c, E C Cooper 30 00 Feb 7 pd school order dis 20, w, J A Whitehead 103 75 Feb 7 pd school order dia 20, w. E B Grunger 8 25 Feb 7 pd school order dis 3, c, A Lowry 8 00 Feb 7 pd school order dis 7, c, R Turner 80 00 Fer 7 pd school order dis 9, c, A J Fleming 25 00 Feb 7 pd school order dis 2, c, C Price 40 00 Feb 7 pd school order dis 20, c, J E Griffin 50 CO Feb 7 pd school order dis 4, w, Bertie Hinton 25 00 Feb 7 pd school order dis 14, c, L A Brown " 30 00 Feb 7 pd school order No 418 Geo M Scott 2 00 Feb 7 pd school order No 424 Geo M Scott 50 00 Feb 7 pd school ordeirdis 1, o, P C Nixon 25 00 Feb 7 prt school order dis 1, c. J W Watson 2 00 Feb 7 pd school order dis 12, w, M T, Evans 103 75 Feb 7 pd school order dis 14, e, J Simpson I 3 50 Feb 7 pd school order hdis 3, w. SEEason 30 00 Feb 7 pd school order dis 10, w. ACBell 25 00 Feb 7 pd school-order dis 8, w, J F P Markham 1 25 Feb 7 pd school order dis, 8, w. CAV Markham 2 50 Feb 7 pd school order dis 6, w, W G Randolph 30 00 Feb 7 pd school order dio 7, w, TW Hollowell t eb 7 pri school order dis 9, c. W H Reid Feb 8 pd school order No 417, W J Griffin Feb8 pd school order No 426, M Br Culpepper Feb 8 pd county order dis 14, w, Fred Davis 9 91 600 2 00 8 47 55 00 Feb 8 pd school ordrdis no 18, w, R N Morgan 4 97 Feb 8 pd school order dis 18, w, 5 mm 3ViU N Wl:.. . 1 50 00 Feb 8 pd school order dis 17, c, M D Spelman r. 13 00 Feb 8 pd school order no 425, Economist '. 175 Feb 8 pd school order dis 14, xr, D 8 Kramer 1000 00 Feb 8 pd school order dis 14, w, Geo M Scott & Co .'25 00 Feb 8 pd school order dis 9, c, A Cratch 2 05 Feb 8 pd school order dig 8, c, E Nixon 320 Feb 12 pd "school order dis 5, c, J L Sawyer 1 94 Feb 12 pd school order dis 6, c, J L Sawyer & Co 5 50 Feb 12 pd school order'dis 21, w, F M Newby 75 Feb 12 pd school order dis 2, c. HC Markham 3 75 Feb 15 pd school order dis 14, w, Ellen Woodward 35 00 Feb 15 pd school order dia 14, w, Minnie Greaves : 35 09 Feb 15 v d school order dis 11, w, J T Newbold J 89 00 Feb 15 pd sehool order dis 14, w, W M Hinton 60 00 Feb 15 pd school order dis 14, w, TB Wilson 10 00 Feb 15 pd school order dis 16. w, M Banks 25 00 Feb 15 pd school order dis 13, w, Fred Davis 3 00 Feb 15 pd school order dis 3, c, A J Johnson 20 CO Feb 15 pd school order dis 19, w, J Annie Spence 50 00 Feb 22 pd school order dis 22, w, Sharber & White 1 65 Feb 22 pd school order dis 14, c, M A Newby 25 00 Feb 22 pd school cder dis 14, c, J R Fleming 40 00 Feb 22 pd school order dis 5, c, J C Hollowell 25 00 Feb 22 pd school order dig 14, c. L A Brown 30 00 Feb 22 pd school order dis 4, c, Mary E Holly 25 00 Feb 22 pd school order dis 7, c, Rooks Turner 30 00 Feb 29 pd school order dis 14, c, Liz V Skinner 60 00 Feb 29 pd school order dis 2, c, C Price 20 00 Feb 29 pd school order dis 1. c, P C Nixon , 25 00 Feb 29 pd school order dis 8, c, C A White 25 00 Feb 29 pd school order dis 10, c, 1 Hollowell 25 00 Feb 29- pd school order dis 6, c, M E Brockett 19 24 Feb 29 "pd school order dis 4, w, Bertha Hinton 25 00 Mch 2 pd school order dis 13, c, ML Newby 25 00 Mch 7 pd county order dis 17, c, M D Spelman 15 00 Mch 7 pd school order '-No, 420, CL Weeks 3 00 Mch 7 pd school order dis 5, c, E C Cooper : 35 00 Mch 7 pd school order dis 14, c, John Simpson 7 19 Mch 7 pd school order dis 17, w, Fred Whitehurst 100 00 Mch 14 pd school order dis 11, w, J G Bundy 1 75 Mch 14 pd school order dis 5, c, J G Hollowell 15 00 Mch 14 pd school order dis 14. w, Ellen Woodward 35 00 Mch 14 pd school order dis 14, w. Minnie Greaves ' 35 00 Mch 14 pd school order dis 9, c, Annie G Fleming 25 00 Mch 14 pd school older dis 1, w, R B Oreecv Jr 62 50 Mch 14 pd school order dis 14, w, W M Hinton 60 00 Mch 16 pd school order dis 19, c, Z W White - 60 00 Mch 16 pd school order dis 18, o, Job N Williams 100 00 Mch 17 pd school ordeJ dis 14, w, T B Wilson 18 04 Mch 21 pd schl order di3 11 & 12, c, I Turner , 4 50 Mch 21 pd school order dis 18, w, Sophia Wood 48 00 Mch 21 pd school order dis 14, w. J R Pinner 8 00 Mch 21 pd school order dis 14, c, M A Newby - 25 00 Mch 21 pd school order dis 3, w, Sadie Eason 63 00 Mar 21 pd school order dis 3 w, Elisha Lister 10 60 Mar 21 pd school, order dis 14, c, J R Flemine 40 00 Mar 21 pd school order dig 14, c, Liz V Skinner 30 00 Mar 21 pd school order dis 22, w, T E Palmer 2 50 Mar 21 pd school order dia 22, w, Mamie Barclift 68 75 Mar 28 pd school order dis 14, w, Fred Davis 22 00 Mar 28 pd school order dis 14, c, LA Brown 30 00 Mar 28 pd school order dis 9, w. J B Baker 75 00 Mar 28 pd school order dis 15. w, Marv Lou Sawyer 83 00 Mar 28 pd school order dis 21, w. Ida T Frost 105 65 Mar 28 pd school order dis 4, c. Marv E Holly 40 00 Mch 28 pd schOol order dis 9, w. W H Reid 2 00 Apr 4 pd school order dis 20, c, J E Griffin 55 00 Apr 4 pd school order dis 20, c, Nathan White 4 50 Aor 4 pd school order dis 14, c, Fred Davis 30 00 Apr 4 pd school order dis 7, c, Rooks Turner 22 00 Apr 4 pd school order dis 2, c, C Price 20 00 Apr 4 pd school order dis 14, c, Jno Simpson 2 65 Apr 4 pd school order dis 14, c, Geo M Scott 30 00 Apr 4 pd school order dis 14, c. Jno W James 2412 Apr 4 pd school order dis 10, w, Annie C Bell 87 00 Apr 4 pd school order dis 13, c, M L Newbv 25 00 Apr 4 pd school order dis 17, w, Gader Jennipgs 5 08 Apr 11 pd school order dis 7, w, Sallie W Cox 102 09 Aor 11 pd school order dis 4. w. Bertha Hinton 25 00 Anr il pd school order dis 10. c. I Hollowell 3100 Aor 11 od school order dis 1. c, PC Nixon 35 00 Aor 18 od school order dis 3. c. A J Johnson 40 00 Aor 18 pd school order dis 13. w. J Lm Harris 75 00 Aor 18 pd school order dis 9, c, Annie G Fleming 34 95 Aor 18 pd school order dis 14, c, Mattie A Newbv 25 00 Apr 18 pd school order dis 14. c, Liz V Skinner 30 00 Apr 25 pd school order dis 14, o, L A Brown SO 00 Apr 25 pd school order dis 17. c. M D Spelman 25 25 100 00 110 00 Apr 25 pd school order dis 2, w. R N Davis Apr 25 pd school order dis 8, w. oadie Staunton May 9 pd school order dis 8. e. U A Wnite 50 00 May 9 pd school order dis 2, w, . ri C Markham 3 01 May 16 pd school order dia 14, e, J K Fleming 80 00 May 16 pd school order dis 2, w, H U Markham 2 52 May 16 pd school order dis 14, c. Li A Brown 50 00 May 16 pd school order dis 14, c, L.iz V Bkkinner SO 00 2500 5 87 15 00 May 16 pd school order dis 14, c. M A Newby May 23 pd school order dis 4, c. Stephen Mullen May 23 pd school order dig 14, c, uno Simpson May 23 pd school order dis 13, w, i red Davis 3 00 May 30 pd school order dis 8, c, Elijah Nixon 3 00 a 73 839 180 384 825 May 30 pd school order dis 3, e, A JLowry " - ' " May 30 pd school order dig 19, c. A E Williams June 6 pd school order dis 18, C I N Winslow June 6 pd school order dis 5, 0, Chas Dance June 6 pd school order dis 5, e, J F Weeks June 6 pd school order dis 15, vr, . C Pritchard IN June 6 pd school order dis 14. w, : McCabe&Urice 0 50 June 6 pd school order dis 14, w, Kramer Bros fit Uo 9 20 June 6 pd school order dis 5, e, T A Commander 2 50 June 6 pd school order, dis 2, w, OT Scott 3 83 June 6 pd school order dis 17, e, J H Beasley 0 w June 6 pd school order dis 11, w, J T .Newborn June 6 pd school order dis 10, c, Jno W Johnson , 60 June 13 pd school order dis 18, c, J H Hinton 3 24 June 13 pd school order dis 20, c. C R Sawyer 2 10 July 4 pd school order dis 9, o, Albert Crutch 1 W July 6 pd school order dis 22, w, TE Palmer 100 July 11 pd school order dis 21, w. J T Coppersmith 1 44 July 11 pd school order No 427, Susan F Kiddie 25 00 July 11 pd school order dis 1, e, J S Meads 2 10 July 11 pd school oader dis 14, w, , T B Wilson 30 03 July 18 pd school order No 431, Fred Whitehurst 2 50 Julv 18 pd school order No 429 J F Weeks S50 .Inlv 18 nd school order dis 4. w. A W Staunton 1 Jul v 25 nd school order dis 7. c. Georee Thomas Hi Ausr 1 nd school order dis 16. w. J P Overman 1 00 c k - - r - An? 1 nd school order dia IB. w. ZE Goodwin 400 00 wm r r ' Aup 8 nd school order dia IS. e. J W Barrincrton 28 & Anc 8 nd sr.hl nrdra 11 and 12. c Rooks Turner 35 00 An? 8 nd school order dia 18. e. Z W White Z5 0U - k w Auer 8 nd school order dis 19. w. GWHarris . 2 13 Aner 8 nd school order dis 16. ZE Goodwin 50 00 Auer 8 nd school order dis 18. vr. B F Jennings 1 0 n x w . w . Aticr 8 nd school order dia 16. w. B F Jennings l W Au 'tr 22 nd RP.hool order dis 13. A. JWBarrington 14 5 n k T r An? 22 nd school order dia l. e. M E Holly 23 75 ri - c J w Aner 22 nd sp.hool rrdr dia 13. W. I Harris 25 00 X- 9 w Auer 29 pd school order dia 1. w. J C James 150 Auer 29 nd school order dig 13. w. H C Wood 2 32 n ar v Sen 5 nd school order dis 18. e. Z W White " 35 00 Sen 5 nd schl ord dist 11 and 12. e.. R Turner 25 00 Sen 5 nd school order dis 22. w. Maggie L Evans 13 50 fipn 1 6 nd school order dis 18. w. R H Morgan 1 80 Sen 16 nd school order- dia 4. W J Griffin 3 60 Sen 16 od school order No 430 J E Harrell 3 70 Sen 16 pd school order No 428 FM Godfrey 8 00 Sen lb pd school order dis 11. c Sam Jenkins 2 67 Sep 16 pd school order dis 17. c. J H Beasley 1 29 Sen 19 pd school order dis 20. vr. E J 8pence J 41 Sep 19pd school order dis 4. w. Frank GChory 100 00 Sep 26 . pd school order dis 4, e. Marv A White - 15 35 Sep 26 pd school order dis 3. e. I Hollowell si ia Oct 3 pd school order dit 4, w. Frank G Chory 100 00 Oct 10 nd schl ordr dis 11 & 12, c. Rooks Turner . 25 00 Oct 17 pd school order dis 4, w. Frank G Chory . - 100 00 Oct 17 pd school order dis 17, w. Cader Jennings ' 8 58 Oct 31 rd school order dis 14. w. Ellen Woodward 24 00 Oct 31 nd school order dis 14. w. Kosalind.DeLon 24 00 Oct 31 pd schl ord dis 11 A 12, c, Isaac Turner Oct 31 pd school order dis 14, w, W M Hinton Nov 7 pd school order dis 18, wr Sharber & White Nov 14 pd schl ord dis 11 & 12. 0, Rooks Turner -Nov 14 pd school order dis 4, w, Frank GChory 1 50 4200 5 60 25 00 15000 Nov 21 pd school order dis 19, w, J A Whitehead Nov 21 pd school order dis 4, w, J W Sherlock 4 8 875 John S. Morris Treas- la account with Pasquotank county: JAIIt FUJTD. , 1895. Dr. Dec 1, by balance . $ 252 34 Mch 7, by T.P Wil cox, 8hll 115148 Aug. 29. by T. P. Wilcox Shff. 2167 1896. Aug 15 pd Jail Bond Series D. No. Uas. Cr. $ 500 00 500 00 60 00 S3 36 332 81 $1425.17 $1425.17 John S. Morris Treas., in account with Pasquotank county: FCXDtSG FU2TD, 1895. Dec 1, by balance 1893. May 2, by T. P. Wilcox Shff. May 9, pd eon pons to Gulrkin & Co. May 16. pd coupons to 1f !.-.. Run. Dr. $69 03 1368 30 Cr. f 60 C 150 00 1 May 3, pd Fund- me Bond iso. 1, Mrs M A Brooks 500 00 May 23, pd Fund ing Bond I10. 3, Mrs M A Brook 500 00 llay 23. pd coupon to Bond No. l, Mrs M A Brooks 80 00 80 00 Jane 6, pd coupon Jane 20, pd coupon 1st Nat. Bank 30 00 39 34 Treas Com J, 6 84; 2 33.50, to bal Balance 98 00 $ 1437 34 $ 1437 34 John B. Morris Treas.. in account with Pasquotank county : SCHHOOL FUND. 1895. Dr. 3C6 49 50 Cr. Dec 1, Bj y bal. Dec 4, "JW Stoke- ly J. P. (Fine) Deo 21, E C Reid sale of old school building 3 65 60OOOO Dec 28, by T. P. Wilaox Shff. Dec. 28, by John Cartwnght, J. P. .(Fine) 1696. 2 00 Jan 4, by John Cartwright, J. P. (Fine) 50 Mch 7, by T. P. Wilcox, Sheriff, (Liauor) 798 00 100 Mch by JosH Jack son J P (Fine) Mch 16, by M. B. Culpepper, 'J. P. (Fine) 5 03 205 7 June 6, by T. P. Wilcox Shff. Aug 1, by T. P. Wilcox, Sheriff. (Liquor) 1083 CO C 61 150 Aug 29, by T. P. Wilcox bhn: Sep 12, by A. Arm strong J P (Fine) 8ep 21, by A. W. Staunton, sale of old building 1 77 282 86 Nov. 25, bal due Treas $8758 64 lendon CbMe Trlek. "Like stride, sir? Jump up. Nothing to Day." The writer was taking a stroll along the Thames embankment one fine even ing; after supper when the driver 01 a tjnarfc looking four wheeler pulled across the road and hailed him thus curiously. I jumped on the box beside him, and, noticing my look of inquiry, he ex plained: "You see, sir. we cabmea are sot allowed to drive empty through the Strand during this half hour Just aa the theater goers are coming ouu u there la a dead certainty of getting a ZarV DOW U WO VOU uuxj umuau wo gov Into the atreet So to prevent the place m mm L, setting filled with cabs there is a police- zaan at every aiae turning wita acner orders to turn us back as acorn as there ar enomgn on the bank. "But o bobby In the world can stop a man driving a fare into the Strand, and so we ask a likely looking cuatoaxer to oblige us and jump in while we drive paat the constable. Once in the street, we are pretty sure of picking up a fare bafosa are noticed and ordered out aflrain. "Thanh you, air, very much,' he mAAeA km I allshted a few doors from C Villiers street end of the crowded tLsbfare. "and good nhzht! Cab, The merit of originality is not nor- eliy litis sincerity. The believing man Is the original man; he believes for him- tif, not cor another. uariyie. There are over 4,500 paper mills ta )he civilised countries of the wcticl Ooaaeettent'a Nlcknam . .Connecticut ru jeys the proud distinc tion of having t;iroo sobriquets. It has been called the 4 Land of Steady Hab its," from the pclriety and gravity of its people; the 'Treest one State," from the enormous qu-rries of that descrip tion of atone, and the "Nutmeg State," from the tradition prevalent in sur rounding communities over 100. years ago that the chief industry of its inhab- itants was the manufacture of nutmegs of wood, to be passed off as unsuspecting purchasers. genuine on Kot Danffvrou. Judge You are accused of carrying a razor. Prisoner But. yo' honah, it war cr safety ratyah. Waahington Times. . Laura-Miss Backdate is awfuDy proud of being eligible to membership In the Daughters of the Revolution. Flora She has a right to be proud, Just think how narrowly, she escapes beine old enough to be a sister instead of a daughter. Cincinnati Enquirer. Affability, mildness, tenderness and a word which 1 would fain bring back to ts original significance of virtue I mean good natare are of daily They are the bread of mankind and the staff of lifaw JDryden. P.Johnson Ang 15 pd Jail Bond Series D. No. 2 Jaa P.Johnson Ang 15 pd Coupons. TreasCom 1, &S6; 2 $2850 Balance ALL SORTS. 1 -lug senatorial nam in north 1 ran n a a Am . 1 Carolina is now the absorbing tub- jeci in me pouucai mina ox north Carolina. Pritchard is a wobbler in politics, and a wobbler is always a weak brother, unless there be strong and uncontrollable reasons for the wobble. In Pritchard s wob ble, there is no motive but Pritch ard. The Populists say it must be a Free Silver man to get their votes. ice ivepuDucan8 say 11 must be a Republican. The Democrats say niL The prominent aspirants seem to be Pritchard, Russell and Guth rie. Uuthxie is the ablest of. the three, and would be the greatest credit to the State. Congress opened the second session of the 64th Congress of the United States on Monday August 7th. The President's message was presented and read. It deals with our foreign and domestic affairs, Cuba has a considerable measure of its consideration. It is not Jack- sonian in its treatment of that multi- multiplied question. It is rather platitudinal, and it looks a little like he would prefer to leave that question to William Napoleon Mc- Kmley. They say President Cleve land is a brave and bull-headed man. But it's not so. He's a timid and cautious man. as every man is who is worth a million of dollars. The latest statement regarding the death of the Cuban patriot, Ma ceo, is that he was shot while delib erating with the Spanish General under a flag of truce. If so, it was , a dastardly outrage, in violation of all the rules of civilized warfare. The people of the United States are in sympathy wi$h the Cubans upon the broad ground of humanity and human liberty, and then ppon the selfish but patriotic ground of the interests of the United States invol ved in the Independence of Cuba. There is no doubt that the inde pendence of the island would be fol lowed by closer political and com mercial relations with the tJnitod States and a greater prosperity to Cuba. The Atlantic and tributary waters have furnished shad to the Pacific waters by planting young shad fry in the rivers in California. And now in recognizing the charity of "one good turn," the Chairman of the United States Fish Cornmission is introducing salmon of the Pacific waters- into the Atlantic waters. Good ! This way 'Mr. Merriman! Albemarle Sound is the habitat of the White Shad. It has furnished more shad brain' food to mankind than any other body of fresh water in the world. A lat wnite shad from the waters of Greenfield or Avoca is the most delicious morsel that ever entered man's larynx. Some Bay the salmon is better. Mr. Commissioner drop a few millions of I , aiu 1 a 1 1. I Ull bU Q. ill 1 JAJL IU UiWUUU ID ' UVUUU i . f . , . , . and we II let yon know which is. The North Carolina Conference" of the Southern Methodist Church was in session last week at Kinston, and was largely attended. , Bishop Wil aon of Baltimore was the President of the Conference. Mr. Washincr- ton Duke of Durham, gave to the Endowment -Fund of Trinity Col lege $100,000 on condition that women should be admitted to equal privileges with men in the College, which condition was accepted. Res olutions were introduced by Dr. Eilgo, President of .Trinity College, m opposition to state aid to the University, and excepting Greens boro Female College and the A. & M. College of West Raleigh. It, was ably advocated by Dr. Kilgo and Dr. Yates, and opposed by Presid ing Elder R. B. John. The resolu tions were passed. The organ of the Confexence, the "Herald ' was authorized with Rev. T. N. Ivey as editor, with a salary of 91500. Rev. T. N. Ivey of Wilson, is one of the foremost men and ministers in the North Carolina Conference. He wields a facile and felicitous pen, as we can testify from the practical working of his pen on the Confer ence edition of the Eoohoxist, issued here last year. He is mentioned as the editor of the "Herald, the new organ of the North Carolina Confer ence, to be established in Raleigh, Elizabeth City or elsewhere, with a salary of 21.500 "to be paid out of I In a ftTiAr" Tno aiAW.wrknlf1 nr tn rfr , rXJ wTTvr' " " " Uea of making the editor a drain- mer ana canvassing agem 10 get ms bread and butter. The Conference should be responsible for the Edit or's salary, and his hands should not be handicapped - by the res an fusta domu An editor who does is du ty has his - bands full, and should not have thrown on him the task of beating back the wolf from the door. - 'J:
The Weekly Economist (Elizabeth City, N.C.)
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Dec. 18, 1896, edition 1
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