THI TYRANT OF THE MOJS
cannot j3apwUa(tr sis.
nar jo: j a 2 1 .
T a a &Jav T!s fior.av-.Jit fM
If w ahooki walk. We scarcx
Or brs:h whila Lary UkiMj a,
L ra ahxli wike the lltt Ja
A lrtcl watch enrt always
WkUa bat y mUx-fal
. TTfc3 la by
Pat ISttW cratitaa b sbcrs
otb-r rorl want to rio.
Aj Blxat. wtvra folk bate r 1
II rvtur tha all op ln:cad
To wait oo bim- M lights tta lamp
Aivt warm iaCk for th l:;tl mmp,
fa walk htm op and kmo C C'".
8onjtlralwo hour and aoinetlmr- more.
And narw aopica ronnlaf. la a sic-w.
To h h for hi can do.
Al Will an-J Harry, at tt rtr, i :
"OaSlJ What th matter tr:h hiiMiowr
AM I'm wakl op at all tha cUttar
T woo.lcr what m earth' la matr.
Boch cpruar in tha aou"b makes
When taly wakeal
Fa. If alt? cr if awakr.
Th hon- e1t tat for hit aaie,
Aa4 arch a tiny Mkrw ha
To ha t f hU family I
Evalnctt la liu3r3et.
. i
FRENCH HUMOR.
if. mulMU ftarcer and Ilia Crotexjaa
Efflrr la the Carnival.
It 1 of tea said .that frenchmen lack
humor and dread ridi?ule, bat M. Fran
cisque Sarccy has given an example oi
that humorous good sense which defies
mockery. At carnival time in Paris it
it rtuitoinarr to exhibit ca the boule
vards rrotw'Ott cfUgie of well known
'public men. A modct stranger called
ca M. Sarccy to toll him that his irnae
wa to fijrare in the proct-K-aMi.
-Vcryp-Mi.,,KUdM. Sarwj. "What
can I do for you?'
'Weil, if yoa would be so kiud as to
lend uasoiReof your vcntaUeganr.cnt.
tfcev would make the likcncsa all the
7
atTcnr."
"No doubt." responded tho critic
blandly. "Ia that cupbuard yoa vTill
find wreral hats."
. "Oh. tho TcritaLlo hat will not do!
You vc, your head I mean tho head ol
the cCIy U cnonnoui.
"Trrabien. Take a coat, then."
Drtjwtd in the veritable coat, tho Sur
ccj dummy was an imiacnw success. It
seemed t-n rtrants to literary Paris,
hovever, for a ma:, to aid and abet the
caricaturw of himsulf that M. Carrey
hoa voluntrvd an explanation, which
it a delicious bit of humor. "Lamar
tine, he remarks, "would not hart
ccnxnbd to Knd hU coat fur such
purpomx He wa a jn wiin a sensitive
aocL So wjts Victr llu;., hut whal
would you? We caxmot all be Lamar
Uzwn Atvl Wliy hould we pool
J crnalUt.-. who have no , felin?f to
jak of. deny ourselves to tjie populace
when we can ctjitribute to thoir harm
less aruujonunt? IV idcs. thy xasy noi
lraya thiuV it worth thir while U
aaieice us.
"An nreeaUe triflcr cara hf
rthcr c!ar and ukil my poaaWrnoo lot
tha uso of my namo in a Lujljue. I
pare it cluV-rfally. 'This may be the
lv time, aid ht Whal do yoa
mean? I a-kwb Well, yost are goiifg
cjut of ilate, and next year yoa may net
A SlathoU Ia Ilia Maanar.
It waa raining caU and dogs outside,
and tho - Columbus , avenue car waa
crowded. A young woman stood looking
from oue seated man to another, but the
men would not budge. She looked tim
idly, -then appcaljcgly, then dappers,
but they did net care. .
Finally tho worse dressed and rough
est looking man in tho car got. up..
"Here is a
seat for you, mum," ho
said suavely.
"Qh, thank you ever so much," said
the young lady, shooting glances at the
other men which said, "You are gcntlo
mcn, but this uneducated laborer could
giro you a lessen in manners.""
Presently she was shifting about on
her seat, shielding now her face, now
her whito stand up collar and looking,
with troubled face, at a poin in the
ceiling from which the water came
down at irregular intervals in splashes
as big as a cent !- '
The well dressed men buried their
smiles ia their newspaper The labor
er, now ensconced in a corner near the
driver, gave his vis-a-vis a wink. New
.York Commercial Advertiser.-
Goaaaberrtot oa Tra.
Travelers in Burmi see many strange
things, and perhaps one of the strangest
' is the way in which some kinds of fruit
grow. ; ,
For instance, gooseberries that at
home grow on small bushes in this part
of the world grow-on trees over 23 feet
high. They are not a soft, pulpy fruit,
but are as hard as marble. .
Tho real Carman grapes abx grow
ca hih trees and not on vines. They
hang from the branches and trunk of
the tree in clusters ca a long stalk and
aro covered with a thick outer skin,
which cannot be eaten.
The cachou. or monkey nut, is also
peculiar and conits of a large, juicy
fruit cf sof t pulp, with its nut or kernel
attached to the outside cf .the fruit at
the end farthest f rem tho stalk from
which it hangs. London 25 tan 'lard.
". Aada ot -IJtxiri" 1
la, O. W. 11 Russell's. "Collections
and Recollections" are theso anecdotes
cf Disraeli:
The atmosphere cf a court naturally
raited Lord BtuconsSeld, and ho had a
quaint trick cf trausferringtho grand i
om3 nomenclature pf palaces to his bwn
very modest domain of IIuKhcn&n. He
called his simple drawing "rocla the
satin; he sty let! his pond the lake; he"
ciratiatcd on the beauties of the terrloa
wrnlH the "Golden GateA.aad the
"Cerman forest." -
His stylo cf entertaining mere
showy than comfcrtable. JCutbin oculd
excel the grandeur cf his state coach
and 'powdered footman, but when the
dcajcrt came up melting en cf his
friends exclaimed:
"At. last, my dear Dizzy, we hare
got something hot."
And in tho days when he was chan
cellar of the exchequer some critical
guest remarked cf tho soup that it was
apparently mado with deferred stockC
When Lady PeaconsSeld die!, he
sent for bis agent and raid. "I desire
that her ladyship's remains be borne (b
tho grave by the tenants of the estate."
Presently the agent came back, with a
troubled countenance, and said, "I re
gret to say there aro not enough tenasti
to carry a coffin."
Wllllag; to Sacrlfica.
Lodging Hou Clerk Eed with
bath. 15 cent.
Weary Watljtu: 1 gu?ss I'd rather
ray a little moro and not takothe bath.
Indianapolis J scrr-ai ,
SKKIiJER
' AHDC07PER.
Nominated to Repre
sent The First Dis
' trict in The Next
State Senate
Convention Opened With
Prayer.
The Convention Was Well At
, tended, Speeches Excellent,
Harmonious Action.
The most earnest and thought
ful body of white men that ever
bled in a Senatorial Con
vention in the First District me
in the Court House, at Elizabeth
City at noon yesterday (Thurs
day) for the purpose of nomina
tinp; two Democrats to represen
the people ot the District in the
next State. Senate of North Car
ojina.
The .Convention was called to
rlrder bv the Chairman of the
Executive ' Committee E F
Aydlett. By request of the
Chairman. Rev. W. S. Penick
opened the Convention with
grayer. Mr. Aydlett then arose
and stated the object of the Con
vention and in doinir so made a
- c
hrirf but stirrimr address. Hon.
T. G. Skinner was then request
ed to act as temporary chair
man and upon taking the - chair
was called upon for a . speech.
He responded, U the call as he
always does making a talk that
was insniiinir. forcible and
- a '
timely. . 1 .
The convention being ready
for btisiacss Mr. Skinner was
made permanent Chairman, and
A. H. Mitchell of the 1msiier
man and Farmer, T. B. Wil
son ofithe Economist, and C. H
Horton of the Hertford Courier,
were eieciea secretaries.
Nominations beinir in ocder
Mr. Lawrence of Hertford Coun
t offered for nomination Geo.
Cowpcr.oi Hertford County.
On behalf of Currituck Goun
ty Mr. E. F. Aydlett, presented
the name of W, H. Gallop, of
Currituck. -Pasquotank county
offered through Mr. E. F. Lamb,
the name of Hon. Thos.G. Skin
ner whose nomination . was
seconded by Hon. W. M. Bond,
of Edenton. Just here Mr. Skin
ner arose and declined the nom
ination giving reasous for so do
ing, whereupon John Dave Pars
ker, of . Perquimans . was placed
before the Convention.
Just as the ballot was called
for, T. G. Skinner was again
presented, while a number of his
intimate friendr surrounded
him, 'requested that he allow his
name to remain before the Con
vention. -
a
The following vote was ;then
takeu :
Gallop 1 iSi.
Parker
Skinner.
Cowper......
a
On motion Skinner and Cow
per were unanimously declared
the nominees of the Convention.
Skinner being called, accepted
the nomination and said that he
would canvass the District and
"try to preach good, sound,
straight. Democratic, white
man's doctrine."
Enthusiasm and earnestness
pervaded the convention and
good natured rivalry among the
friends of candidates was con
spicuous, but a more harmonious
body never named a ticket
which, we believe "will not only
meet with universal satisfaction
but is one of the strongest
Senatorial tickets ever put be
fore the people. Th.y are men
that, will make a bold stroke for
white supremacy and Deino
cracy, and a team that will be
hard to beat.
zivaiiy mu
Ila would not Kay that she painted,
powdered aud all that He waa too
much of a' gentleman for that.
"Still I may as well confess," be
said, "that she impressed me as one
who thinks she cau improve uigyr the
Lord's handiwork." Chicago Post
cs Iu the number of inurdars Italy leads
Europe In the number of suicides Rus
sia is ahead.
The trade between Japan and For
moea has more than quintupled since
DICK'S GOGO WL
A Vary Human Hoy Enjoying; Hit
Irncd Reward.
Walt
A nortly centlemaa sit on the porefa
and smiled while 'a small boyalla
srailinz. tainted tho front fence.
"Look at that boy," the portly man
remarked to a visitor. "He thinks be
i having a good time. A small boy 1
I rnrelv-the drollest creature oa earth.
Whpn I -trat a TOUECSier. raaemuw
- T
that there were certain kinds of work I
fnnjrifbrd'rilaT. and one of them was
raintinc I was always crazy to paint
Vrin-r times I have taken a bucket of
muddy water ami an old paint brush
and have spent a whole half day put
ting a thick coat on the side of my fa
ther's barn- I
"So with my boy Dick, the little
chap painting the fence. lie has always
been crazy to paint He is enjoying
iiimcoif rmr vnn ran see he is. and he
will paint that whole fence, too, jusi
as well as he knows how. l.aon i care
if it is a trifle smeared. He's getting
joy, solid joy, thicker than the paint
oa his hands and clothes.
: "There's a mean side to it too. He
wanted to paint the fence,- and, I wanted
the weeds nulled out of tne yard, bo.
like an underhanded rascal, I bargained
with him. I told him thatdf he would
cull nil the weeds out I would let him
paint tho fence. He went through the
other job like a soldier he hates to
pull woods; all boys do and- now he
thintn ha is eettinff his reward. It is a
downright shame to fool him that way,
don't you think so? .
The portly gentleman chuckled again,
and the Email boy, wild with joy, went
on plastering paint cn tho fence. De
troit Freer Press.
. j . .
lie Got the aioatardV
It was in the army. The boys had a
meal of beef that bad been corned by a
bath in a fcalt horse barrel. It was quite
a treat They all thought so until one
tard wouldn't go bad. "
"That reminds me," said another.
"You just wait a few minutes." A
quarter of an hour later he returned
and. nroducinir a screw of paper, he
said: "Oh. yos. Here's that mustard."
"Where did you get it?" said the
others in choras.
"Up at tho surgeon 's. The sick call.
voa remember, sounded as we were
talking about tho" mustard. It occurred
to me that a little mustard for my lame
back would be just the thing."
"Bnt vou haven't got any lame
back." ;
"But I have get the " mustard. "
Philadelphia Ft.
. "-'- " . .
, Little "
Pimples lrrfi
to Cancer.
Cancer often result from an Ira-
Burity m the blood, mheritea iron
generations baosu Few people are en
fcrol v free from some taint in the blood,
snd it is impossible to tell when it will
break out in the form of dreaded Can
ter. What has appeared to be a mere
pimple or scratch has developed int
he most malignant Cancer.
I had a tare re Cancer vrhloh was at first
aaly a few blotcbee, that I thought -would
soon pass away, a w
treated by several abla
physician?, bnt la spit
of their efforts the CVm
cer spr.ead until my con
dition became alarmltfg.
After many months of
treatment and growing
steadily worse, I de-
X elded to try S. S. 8.
vvt wfc1oi Trim an utrnnHv
reoommended. Thefirsl
bottle prodaced an im-
i orovement. I continuca
S the medicine, a n d i-n
IS fonr months the last llt-
tle scab dropped off.
Tn veiira have elanaed.
Lad not a sign of the disease has returned
Gillsburg, Miss.
It is dangerous to experiment with
Uancex. lheaisease is teyona tne skiu
of physicians. S. S. S. is the only cure,
ecause rt is the only remedy wmca
joes deep enougn to reach uancer.
FOP DlnArll
Z7Q lllCiU'lVVU
Swift's Specific) is the only blood
remedy guaranteed ' Purely Vegetable.
All others contain potash "and mer
cury, the most dangerous of minerals.
Books on Cancfer and blood diseases
mailed free by Swift Specific Company
Atlanta, Georgia. '
NS W ADVERTISEMENTS
PARKER'S
HAIR BALSAM
TifluM-. &iwl tiMxrtifiaa tha haic
mm
KeTtr Tails to Beotore Gray
XXaJr to lta Toumrui Joior.
Cure acaip d'mara bair filling.
toe, and lH'q rnit-jria
SENT FREE
4
to housekeepsrs
Extract pf
COOK BOOK-
telling how ?o psepare many de
licate and delicious distes.
Address. Liebig Co.
Sew York.
P. O. Box 2718,
CURE ALL YOUR PAIHS WITH S5
Pain-Killer.l
A Medicine Chest In Itself. ,
Simple, Safe and Quick Cur for
CRAMPS, DIARRHOEA, COUGHS.
COLDS. RHEUMATISM,
ii i nauKALUiJt. . -
25 and 50 cent Bottles.
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.
riiv nvi v Tur nrvniMr T
PERRY DAVIS
-" - An Old Idea.
Erery day strengthen the belief of emi
nent physician thzX impure blood is the
cause of the majority of oo diseases.
Twenty-five yean ao this theory was used
a a basis for the formula of Browns' Iron
Bitters. The many remarkable cures effected
by this famous old household remedy are
sufficient to prove that the theory is correct.
Browni' Iron Bitters is sold bs- all dealers.
LIB
COMPANY
nil
BDiry (K-aDaTl
n nnnnn
n n n n3
TO
S3.
WHOLESALE
GHOCEES AND
-AND DEALERS IN-
Hay, lime, Cement,
tPrettiest and Best Eeady
Send for New Color Card.
Terpentme, Etc.
AGENTS FOR A. WRENN i& SOK'S
:' " ' : ELIZABETH ;
Twp'Ways of
Buying Seeds!
One way is to wait until
rand tinon the aualitie:
dealr happens to have in scok, anu meu tnivo .r TCI
The other way. is to decide early what your needs will be, atid thejo
provide for tlv m sensibly; it isn't sensible, to buy seeds haphazard,
as vou can some things, for all the operations? of farm or garden de-
Before long you will be wanting many kinds of seeds for Buramer
planting: don't wait until you are ready to sQw before yon think
of getting the seeds. Why not write to us in good, time and get
gees worth your planting high-grade, thoroughbred seed?
We would like especially to supply your turnip seeds this season,
vott-r Krw much nr how little vou i may ne-d, 50 cents per
pound delivered at your home.
rM-i-i msTm O-OA'aTC! ;78 Commercial Place,
SEED IdEBOHANTS
"The Standard of Excellence
in Typewriter Construction,"
' the yv 'yy
c ia j LfrossgCTj
rtrSYtPlEWIM
JOHN B CULPEPER, Sales Agt.i
706 E, Main St.,
JAMES BOND,
COMMISSION DEALER IN
aXL KINDS Or
FRESH FISH,
Game and Terrapin.
NO. 704 SECOND STREET
' : -
BALTIMORE
NO AGENTS EMPLOYED
A. W. HAFF,
' Successor to L&mphear& Hsfl,'
Wholesale Commission Dealer In
FRESH FISH.
LOBST ERF . EC.
' NO. 12 FULTON FISH MARKET.-
New York City,
North Carolina Sbsl a Specialty.
. - -
Asenm.
No
S. B. MILLER, & CO.
WQOLSALE
SO. 1 FDLTON MABKET.
NEW YORE.
Special Attention given to The Sale of
North Carol in s S h ad .
Stencils and Stationary a (plication.
No Assets.
B
aLI0KJI bTJEAM PACKET CO.
Elegant Steamers Dally, exptoct
Sunday between Baliimore and
Old Point Oorafort, Ntirfollc, Porta
mouta ana all points South. Direct
iOLD
1MAYI LIN 1.
connections with all railroad ter-
minating at Norfolk, Portsmouth
BETWE1.N and Usmpton Koads.
tiLTIMOKE, STEAM EB VIKGINIA. from
OLD PO-NT, Baltimore, for Kichroond, every
NORFOLK, Monday, Wedaegday and Friday,
RICHMOND at 4 P. M. from PItB 1U, LIGHT
(AND SOUTH. St., by way ot Chesapeake Bay
and James River. Anlven at Klcft
THE tnond next morning. Nj deiays,
SWIFTEST, no transfers.
SAFEST iMeals on- European rl in. Lux-'
SUREST urlous Stateroonws Electric Ltifhis
ROUTE Steam Heat. Britnarne.
. Tictet Office, 129 K.i blituvre
Street
Telephone 1435.
JOHN - -SHERWOOD, E. W. THOMPK)N,
General Manager. Trafilc an .r.
.K; BROW2?. Uenera) T.tfMt Airei
"We have a Bicycle tor v n n- .r
it to-morrow morning: and ini .. n-
oy a pleasant ride b-frj -:-! k.st.
his not being dated hol.H ukh1 for
seven ysars. Hathaway Bros, riht on
be !ornr.
Gumm
FisB
mm
r
anudl JDpe;
o)
ill
iXj.
TOBACCONISTS
& Plaster.
- llixed Pant in the city.
Lead. Oily Varnishes,
, ' . ; '
BUGGIES , full ine kept in ?tock.
CITY- N. 'clyyH '
sewing time, pick up seeds as your local
Norfolk, Va
erjtrgjm
Richmond. Va. '
F.H.ZIEGLER&BR0.
successor to John H.
Z&IGLTSB . ;
Dealer in aJ kinds of
UNDERTAKERS' SUPPLIES.
?rom the Cheapest to the beet. All tel
. egratr.8 promptly attended to.
' cmESiND coqlihi Boards
vhen deuLred,. The finest Hearse in tnis
section. R seo d, walnut, cloth-cov-
. ered and tnetalic caskets a specialty
At the old stand on Ehringhau.-e
Street. Thankful tor past patronBge.
3" Also all kinds of cabinet ! work 1
PEED D4IS,
vWo are now receiving our supply
Coal, aDd will fill orders promptly. ;
, All coal is screened oetore leaving the
Yard. None but the be?t handled, '
Lowest PsiCKs guaranteed.
Office on VYater Street. Elizabeth City
n. ci t-
" r;. - " ; . ; '
I I .1 I. .... . j , . l- I-.,
A Uatter of Choice
Wheth unvf ( jit teeth extraff
ed tli -.! t .' - pain,Vr nse Gas,
Vitalize! Air. ti ciiiiie, arid all their
attendnuf 'liimr-r?, or jwith perfect
fjfetv. wit!. .!' i;iti or slerp at N Y
DENTAL iKOOMy ONLV, S24 Cor!
Main ami Tulit ptreets Norfolk, Va.
Office hours: 8 to fl; Sundays 10 to 1
ENNES, Dentist.
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s of the seeds their purity ana vigor. ii i
116 i Sfllli n. I CO
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT, FEB 21, 1893
Norfolk and Southern Ralbroad mall and
express trains, southbound, dally texcepi
nnva 1Ttt Elizabeth citv at ll:i0 a m
Northbound daily, except Sundays, leave
0 9
City. 9: 20 a. m and sroing Sooth' i: P.
m. pvpm .Tn-Mdav. Thursday and rat-
Both trains arrive at and - depart
from VorfollrA! tVestern deUOt. NorfOll?
connect at Norfolk with all rail and steam
er lines, and at Edenton with steamtrs for
Roanoke. Cashie. Chowan and Scupper
notg rivers; transfer stumer to Maekey'i
Ferry, thence by Norfolk Southern B. ;
B. to Roper, Pantego and Belhayen.
eonnecting with steimer Virginia i Dare
for Alak-eyvlUe. Aurora, Wasningtn and
interuijdlate landinits, ? j
Eastern Carolina Dispatch
' and - ;
Old Dominion Line, i
Tit a RtPftmer NEUSE leaves Eliza
beth City Tuesday, Thursday and Sat- j
urday at 6: 00 P. M. for NewBerne, con
necting with A. & N.O.R.R. for Qolds
boro. Kinston and Morebead City; and
with W. & N. R. R. for Jacksonville,
Wilmington, etc. Returning leaves
NewBerne Monday, Wednesdays and j
Fridav. touching at Roanoke Illand,!
ucracose ana vneuuu guuig t
a 1 r aV- I iAM m . aB W - A
a.
tion to Roanoke Wand, Ocracoke, unen
tal. New Berne. Krcston,' Croldsboro,
Morehead City and Wilmington, NiO.'.
Daily all rail serviee between ELiiabetl
Utr sea Jew iorx, x -uiiaucipuia, siw-
. - . k . i 1.1. (D.Hi.
tnrtrpn1 'MftTfnllf-" 1
Th much path, and as low rates and
quicker time than by any otker route. J
uireci an gooas io ue auipucu
ern Carolina Dispatch as follows , 3Trom
Nrtrfir hx-TJnrtolir & Southern RaUroad.
.v..v..tt J -
tj i . l o I TXT J(r Ti " T R PrAttl.
rlflnt RtrflPt Stfttioni I'hiladelDhia. Dy
otaibiuiuic, uy x . y . w -
Penn..vlvahia Ri Ril Dock Street Station.
New York, by Penneylvania R. U-, Pier
27. North River, ana Uia iomuiion
. ,. rw . ..
For further information apply to H
Rnowden. Airent Elizabeth City, oiftothe
General office of the "Norfolk and Souther
Railroad Co., Norfolk, Va, ' I
G en'l Manafirer,, Gen'l JTt. A faas Ag.
PETIT'S
NORTH CAROLINA
C.L. PETITT Manager.
Steamer NEWTON will leave Norfo'k
for Elizabeth City, Creswell audi way
landings on Wednesdays arid Saturdays
at 4d.Hi. Elizabeth City for- Ores well
on Thursdays and Mondays at 0:30 a.
mJ Returning, will leave Creswell' for
Norfolk on Tuesdays and Fridays! at :4
a. m.. and Elizabeth City same- day at
2 : 30, p. m. , arriving in Noi folk next Jday.
steamer narDinger wui leave norioiK
for Elizabeth City. Hertford and way
landings, on Toesdayt and Fridays at 4 p.
m.: Elizabeth City lor Hertford Wednes
days and Saturdays at 9:30 a, m. Return.
iner, will leave Hertford for ' Norfolk
Mondays, end Thursdays , at 7 a. m; and
Elizabeth City same day at 2:80 p. m.
arriving in Norfolk next day. ?- - l-
W. W MORRISETT, AGENT,
'.. Elizabeth City.N. C
I
La 0
REAL ESTATE;
BY- 'IJ "
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.;
50x1 20 feet. A beautiful building lot.
Delightfully located. A last chance
for a down town residence. . Situate
corner 1 of Main and . Martin streets.
For sale at a reasonable- price on easy'
terms. . ' .
T wo town lots on Lawrence street
Ohance for a speculation.
A fine dwelling with large lot on the
adge of town at a sacrifice. Good lo
cality. Terms easy.
Small house and! lot on Church 8 1
East of Road St.., ........ ...$500
Vacant lot on Road street, south of
Church. ..
Corner Jot and dwelling on Church
and Dyer streets. ........ ...... .'. ,$625
Dwelling anid good size lot on Church
west of Dyer street. . . . .". , ; . , . il.000
25 acres of land with good dwelling--
six rooms, niceiy niwq out witn
stables and outbuildings. . A desirable
home. ... ........ . . . . . .r. : .S650
Bell street 60x120 feet. ; Honse 24x24
feet 2 stories. 1.8x16 feet. All out
buildings 4 . . . . . . . ..... . ... . ;. . ; . . ...800
A fine property on Shepard street.
House and lot On North Side, near
depot and whar res ........ . .... . $1,050
Two . vacant lots on Martin street
40x70 feet, each . . .... . w ...... . . . . . $150
A good business store in Woodvllle.
Lar&re storehouse and dwell!no oloo.
good will of business. . . ........... .$850
8chooner Esther good as new. For
small sum. ,
Two tenant houses on Fearing street
payaoie $1U per montn.
Two small-houses and lota south of
in. oj b- Kailroad track (rPennsylva.
nia ). each . ..... .... .... . .. . . . $250
Two tenement houses on Lawrence
street. Liot extends to canal. A bar.
gain. ' -
Poindexter Creek front an west side
oi street. 1
A hne wharf site on Pasquotank
rviver, on soutn side or town, ; t
A desirable dwelling and corner lot
ac ftiaunews and Elliott streets. ,
VTacant lots near Cotton Factory. 1 "
A handsome dwelling on Eoad street
near Burgess. - . ; y x
' i arm lands on the Riven '
A 200 acre farm with large and com
modious buildings. Well timbered and
in a high state of cultivation. J Price
moderate. Terms easy.
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tt w i ,Mt1v"' uuj r-arasoi or
mureiia, it win pay yoa to examine
Fowler & Cos. before buying.
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8. L, SHEEP,
NOBJ CAROLINA, Superior
n Gates county. f
iouri.
Caroline Blanchard, widow
Richard
iiianchard.
vs.
David Blanchard, Tlionias iiianchard.
Pempey Blanchard, Martin Blanch
ard, Maggie Blanchard, Jphn II. Hol
lowell and wife Marry Hollowell,
Dorsey Ward and wife Arizona
Ward, Thomas Cbappef and wife
Jane Chappel, Annie Blanchard,
Mary Blanchard, Vashti Blanchard.
.Verne Blanchard, Joanna Blanchard,
aiennie xsian chard, Laura lilanchard,
Walter,. Blanchard and
Andrew
Blanchard.
The defendants. A
llary Blanchard. Vashtf Blanchard.
Verene Blanchard and Joanna Blauch
ard, above named, will take notice that
an action entitled as above has been
commeneed in the Superior Court of '
Gates county, for the purposo of. hav
ing dower allotted to the tietitioner:
Caroline Blanchard in the lands of her
late husband Richard Blanchard. situ
ated, in Mintonsville township, said
county; and the said defendants will
farther take notice, that thev are re-"
auired to annear at the nfn
Clerk of the Superior Court of Gatts
county on the 8th day of October,
iy; and answer or demur to tne. eomv
plaint in said action, or the plaintiff1
will apply to the court for I the relief
demanded in said complaint. This
23d day of August, 1888. : ' .
' W. T. CROSS,
. ' Clerk Hunerior r?rnrf
L, L. Smith, attorney for plaintiff.
S. L. STORER & CO.
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