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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-28
REMEMBERS, We ARE OpEs Usru.
10 O'CLOCK TONIGHT
SAKS AND COMPANY.
JUST GOT HERE.

JUST GOT HERE.
The Imperial Yes it's an oyercoat Made nm I'm
Cheviot, in three shadss-light buff and tan-just
the thing for young men who want dressy over
sarnent-and q slate color suitable for all-but
more especially middle-aged gentlemen.
These coats are ALL WOOL, SILK FACED,
SERGE LINED, with STRIPED SILK and PLAIN
SILK SLEEVE LININGs-everythins about them
durable. Cut nobby length--not too long nor too
short. THEY'RE THE BEST GARMENTS WE'VE
HAD FOR THE MONEY FOR A GOOD MANY
SEASONS We made them up ourselves and know
every stitch that's in them. We oirs you assar-
anee a.ev are gra-cLass in e,erv particular You
can see for yourselves they are stylish
Made to order these coats would cost you s25-
maybe more, not less anyhow We've marked them
s15. Don't Let the price frishten you've stand
behind them
sAKs AND COMPANY.
MOVING AHEAD.
As winter advances change in your head-dress
arrived The boys changes are especially notice
able. For them the Double Enders" are going to
be most worn. They are cloth caps in warm. durs-
BILE materials comeIy in appearance. An erpend
ture anywhere from quarter to dollar will give
your son a cap he'll take comfort in wearing. An
other style is the Jockey Cap-these are cloth a.
well. The Fur Skating Cap. from 75c. to $3.50
suitable for the most extreme weather They're
beauties-wil attract YOU and their service will be
satisfactory.
The gentlsmen's styles are here. Wen drop you
. hint about them later Come in and wen show
them to you
sAKs AND COMPANY.
The 10c. collars and l5c cuffs are still in de
mand. stock up" II you have not done 30
already
sAKs AND COMPANY.
PROVIDERS WHO ARE ABREAST OF THE TIMES.
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE
n2S
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Another tribute to the District laws is to be
discovered In the recent decision that under
them Chinaman who dispenses death as the
proprietor Of an opium joint cannot be pun
ished, though druggist who sells opium as q
medicine is under the regulation of the law.
The District laws need only 70 be a little more
modern, little more just, little more con-
.'sssnf, and little more complete in order to
be fairly ereditable. The proposition of a re-
vision or code still hangs in Congress-
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A CYcLoNE In PR1cEs Or
CLOTHING.
GOODS MUST BE SACRIFICED. CLOTHING
CONVERTED INTO CASH AT
ALL HAZARDS AT THIS
GIGANTIC BANKRUPT SALE,
e12 F.
Mems $50 Overcoats at sl3.
Mems eco Overcoats at 80
Chidren's sc Overcoats at s2.75.
Children's "a Overcoats at s16 CT.
Children's 81 Suits S1.62
Boys Fine Chinchilla Overcoats at 1915.
Mems Fine Chinchilla $40 Overcoats at IS.
Mems Fine Dress Overcoats at SO %.
Mems Fine Corkscrew Overcoats, Black and Blue, at
S575.
Do not take our word, but come, and that will tell
the tale Every dollars worth must be sold no matter
what the loss may be.
BANKRUPT CLOTHING SALE,
e12 STREET NV,
SIX DOORS FROM 9TH STREET.
tThe Original Misnt STOREY n2s-3m
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BBRR EEK PDP
RI Enn Bob
TIT i $ S0S kkk e. EEE TIT
: f $ Sss S E. + :
+ ! 3 e. y s:
you the List ''-f S Ss9 Ps9 ssNsgi HIT,
$50 ss sGSRs Yard
BROKEN 10. Of sand Bleached Table Napkins,
TzDfs PUN Z I'VE CORSET DEPART
Cray R e and Our
Choice of Hss saas and trimmed
srHGs ; s s1I TS% CSC e p.5
sold a'e Ss DEsafsr and silk Caps
and q, inches wide, sold for 40 and soc per yard r.
so CARTOONS All;silk eros Grain Ribbon wide Satin
l. CLOAK AMP SUIT DEPARTMENT;
new sRade Lot so 5ads 5 snS 0dS the
Misses suits odds and ends of all sizes sold from
$40 Il e r q Ri safSsa DEPARTMENT
All our odds and ends 75c, 81, sI25. Colored and
Iii sdas snd ends " 3 e. So
1925, fine White, Tan and Natural Wool Underwear
VIII DC ''0f UPHOLSTERY Il Z TER DEPARTMENT.
g pairs Lace Curtains tape edge, were Sl15 R. 7.
g pairs PoTtieres new stripes, Raw Silk Tops, were
!, Stamped Pillow sha@s. good Cotton. price a5c. r.
50 Hanks, odd eolors, in Germantown Wool. R. T.
cHiTDKESs MER1No UNDERWEAR DEPART
Lot Chfldren's White and colored Wool Vests and
Drawers, Regular price SO, 75c,. 81. R. T D. Soc
Lot IA sizes IL in IAdes Vests and Pants regular
Lot Fancy SILK Garter Web. worth Poe. II r D.
Case yafa Lot German Silver Thmbe' in plush
! Lot square and Novelty shape Bottles cut-glass
SHOPPERS tfor evening". worth 25c. and 3Sc R. 4 D..
sss so6 6fs sfGhs FsNaf
I Lot Ciear Cases. worth q. 4 I; D., soc.
CARD !EvELRy pE IA + Z: p, &c.
I Lot Scarf Pins, worth ;35c. r. 7. D., l2kc.
L saf55ifftsnss E Sise fh.Hf bEFAkfRkssr
Sho yssS q po styles Fin Finest EspY worth s
'e anu i'enq Toy S0 bRPx RI + D. sl'o'
SkEss TRIMMING 81 DE 4 i FL Is
Yard m9E Bra to e. g.
10. Imported kassa Ha4s Mans satin lined
worth q. Z. T. 2, 5Qc. Lot Russian Hare Collars,
LACE AND EMBRoIpERY DEPARTMENTS
Lat 4S SlsS 5s m sas
'nss worth fa ls ye s5obs sf Esy
Lot targe e Psfent Head pSlls worth 3Sc. r. T. D.
$50 4. +. b., us &C.. N'''N 'si's' cases. worth
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TIE Twelve IMMENSE
EXHIBITION FLOORS
W. b. MOSES SONS ESTABLISHMENT.
Cor. llth and ste NV.
Washington. Do.
Are filed with the most attractive stock Of Furui.
ture, Carpets Upholstery Goods and Interior Decou-
tons to be had from home and foreign markets.
The following few Of the special attractions 70
each floor:
FIRST EXHIBITION FLOOR
IL pieces Fine silk 70 inches wide about $50 yaris
in all the newest shades worth &c. reduced to Soc
per yard.
SECOND EXHIBITION FLOOR.
There are s. pairs of Fine Imported Chenille Cur
tsins so inches wide by ~ yards long left of the 100
pairs which were reduced from sl0 to o. per pair,
which is less than cost to import
THIRD EXHIBITION FLOOR.
1900 yards best Bigelow. Lowell and Hartford Body
Brussels, in choice designs and oolorings Reduced
from sl.35 10 81 per yard
FOURTH EXHIBITION FLOOR
- japanese Screens. O feet HIGH wings gold en-
broldsry satin. japanese cloth back Reduced FROM
az to $40
FIFTH EXHIBITION FLOOR
very large Easy Arm Chair. covered in bsa
leather. Reduced from s25 70 as
SIXTH EXHIBITION FLOOR
Solid Walnut Wardrobe. handsomely veneerea
French beveled- glass doors. Reduced from $50 to
ESQ.
SEVENTH EXHIBITION FLOOR.
A3-piece Antique Ash Chamber Suite. with a large
beveled glass in bureau. Reduced from s2s to sea
EIGHTH EXHIBITION FLOOR.
A Mahovony- finished Suite. with larre double he'd.
stead. large bureau with beveled French plate glass
large washstand with sIlssher rod. all handsomely
carved. Reduced from ss5 to $50
NINTH EXHIBITION FLOOR.
fine San Domingo Mahogany Hand-carved Side
board with larse closets. larpe linen drawer and
napkin drawen extra heavy plated medallion pulls u
latest design. 5-foOt top 53na4 French plate slas.
Reduced from ans TO sa5.
TENTH EXHIBITION FLOOR.
Aiarse handsome Rug Couch. very comfortable Re-
duced from s35 10 s25
ELEVENTH EXHIBITION FLOOR
$40 yards best Atwood extra super Ingram carpesA
including Lowell and Hartford nakes in new and de-
sirsble patterns. Reduced from 75e 10 55c per yard
TWELFTH EXHIBITION FLOOR
There are about 30 rolls. or about 1900 yards q
those Csc
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS
which have been selling for 42ssc per yard whichs
less than cost TO manufacture These win be closed
out at 42sc Call early and secure choice of the ten
patterns remaining
All the shove prices are Cor cash on or befor, d.,
hvery.
W W Il /!
IE i 8 8 {: :: I /! /. {: {;
s.i. ssss % % ? M:
CORNER lirH AND srx NV.
mo Warrington. d. q
JAS f. Orsrrn.
once Cor. Pa ave and Oh Ct Telephone 271-s
E |. j t + +. +
TIE mAsrEEifIsszZ Print Butter
THE DARLINGTON
THE FOURLEkF CLOVER
EnY. reemery Butter. and pound boxsA
AZ kkss;ii e: sss 40 4si>4s2. Ba wing. ..-
WE HAVE FULL LINE or cHrLDkErs
suITs AND ovERooArS q sl.7s sssa -
Tx LONDON AND LIVERPOOL, CLOTHING O..
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SEAL Sxrs Wars
sTrNEMETz 4 SONS OFFER:

SEAL SKIN Wars
sTrNEMETz SONS OFFER:
I SEAL Skin saeaue. bust q. length se s1gs.
i az Is 3 iSo
! Ulstss. trimmed With beaver, sia5.
: bust "a, SO deep, 1900
English Jacket bust 3d. length 30 n 90
Jackets, " 10 % length, 500 20 4 io5
shcudsr cspes. In Beaver. Persianner ana Monkey,
Pine Seal Plush Jackets, s14 to so25o.
6acqnss, o22 80 to $50.
short Knpa els. els. e25. $50
Sboo Wraps. Monkey trimmed. $50. e35, up to aso
nun, boas and Irimntn9s.
Al kinds Of Fur Carriage Robea. Coaehmsn's c>p>s
\. H sTIXEMETz SONS
no 1897 Psnna sys.. through to 18th It.
GrSrs Surs ScouRxp
AND PRESSED FOR
Costa 5oc. Rsnts, Csc; vestA CSC AltsRine and
Repairing done IN best manner Goods called Tor snd
delivered Telephone ean 1882
su2-6m and 2lS n o.lysrs q. Baltimore.
II COX AT THH LloHT COLoRED TE1sV OWE
COATS AT el2s0 Thy ars daisisa. n IL
LONDON AND LIvxRPooL CL0IHNo Co.
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ARTHUR BURT l. CO.,
n. 1911 F ST. NV.
LADIES'
8 H o E 8

A CARD.
"A The low prices at which we frame ufctures
srusn curing Xmas holidays. We would ask our pa
and oblise, THOS i Nc'pHyE
n2s-2t. eA'i'oi 81! 1ps 3. aos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-28
MERITS PHARMACY,
1ol4 STREET
The LOwest-rriced Drug Store in Washington
Goods delivered 10 ali parts Of the city.
oc23-tu, th&s,3m

oc23-tu,th&s,3m
SPECIAL TuAxKserv1se SALE
OF SHOES.
This sale is our Thanksgiving offerings token of
appreciation Of the splendid patronage with which
we have been favored since opening last June
The prices about 20 - per cent below our regu
lar selling price, and will hold good until Saturday
night only. Here they
FOR GENTLEMEN
'The Economy" 50 Shoe for s25o
THE Economy" ESQ Shoe for g..
FOR LADIES.
"The Economy 81 Shoe for $3.50.
The Economy -. 80 Shoe for g.
FOR BOYS
THE Economy" go Shoe for sl5o
THE Economy" 81 so Shoe for sl25.
FOR MISSES.
"The Economy" $3.50 Shoe for sl25.
FOR CHILDREN
"The Economy" 81 % Shoe for 81
THE Economy 81 Shoe for soc.
Please bear in mind that these are our regular stsple
lines Shoes upon which are establishing a reputa
to the wearer accompanies them these prices lust
as well as when we sell them REGULARLY at their value
Don't delay If you want the benefit of this reduction
as the sale closes positively on Saturday night
L. sTARGARDTER,
THE ECONOMY SHOE STORE.
so2 7TH ST. NV.
BLIZZARD WEATHER
CREATES DEMAND FOR SUITABLE OUT.
SIDE GARMENTS. RECENT PURCHASES
AT SPECIAL PRICES ENABLES Us TO
QUOTE VERY Low FIGURES ON
CAPE ovERcoATs.
OUR OWN AND ENGLISH MANUFACTURE
ULsTERs AND STORM COATS.
OUR OWN AND LONDON AND BELFAST
MADE
cHINcHILLA ovERcoATs,
MoNTAeNAc BEAVER ovERcoArs,
FUR BEAVER ovERcoATs
WHITNEY BEAVER ovERcoATs.
OUR "scHNABELn BEAVER COATS ARE.
WE THINK. THE FINEST IN THE MARKET.
THEY ARE BEAUTIFULLY MADE, LINED
ALL THROUGH WITH PURE SILK. FACING
HANDSOMELY QUILTED. AND ARE THE
SAME IN EVERY RESPECT AS CUSTOM
MADE COATS THAT COST s7s TO ss5.
z b BARNUM 90.
n27 e3l PENNSYLVANIA AVE
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SPECIAL SALE

SPECIAL SALE
SPECIAL PRICES
Hnf ; y E gs TIT = ssss
IL IL $ j / IL 4 + :: :, !:
SHOE s.
Through special arrangement with
Messrs. Edwin c. Burt Co, N Y. we will
offer on
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
500 pairs Of their best quality 90 Shoes,
stamped and warranted by them. at s4.25a
pair. They are in three styles
French Kid Button Common sense Toe,
French Kid Button Patent Leather Tipped,
Dongola and Goat Foxed welt-sole English
Walking Shoe,
Remember, all are hrst-quality goods and
were never sold for less than 60. The reason
for above is This is one way of advertising
these goods, as many who do not now wear
our make will buy at these prices and be glad
to pay full prices hereafter We have only
500 pairs to Offer and have all sizes on A.
B, c. and D widths
ARTHUR BURT CO.,
1000. 1911 ST NV.
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A REsuLAR WEEKLY OocunKrxcz
REMNANT SALE EVERY FRIDAY
AT THE
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE

The inclement weather early in the week has
given US the opportunity Of thoruuxhly over
hauIins the stock and bringing 70 the front
nant," and in order to cause A comp,ete clear
ance OF all such goods, TO make more room for
our monday purchases. shall offer them this
Reduced Prices
IMPERFECT pprC . ppaC
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Gen. Harrison is said to view the large
msnagerie which his admirers have bestowed
upon him with pride that is modified by
certain uneasiness- As the menagerie expands
this uneasiness shows indications of develop
ing into horror. He is not a Barnum, and he
fears that all his animals will prove to be white
elephants on his hands. The remedy for his
embarrassment is simple. Congress should as
soon as possible establish the proposed national
geological garden, and to this institution Presi-
dent Harrison's menagerie will be valuable
and valued contribution. II Congress does not
act with promptness in providing this garden,
the Presidents menagerie could doubtless be
accommodated until favorable congressional
sction IL had in the temporary Zoo" in the
Smithsonian grounds.
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No MrDDrr,ux.
The profit sOes to our patrons See tho EnOruno.
stOct o, BOYS and cHILpRES's ovERcoArs ~
are showing.
slo AIL-wooI SUITS
II you cannot tell by Jour own Suit or ov,rcuss
your NeishbOr can. that the Best Ready Made cou,-
ing can be bought Of the Only Manufacturer. Of w.
instOa.
EIsEMAs BROS,
pe7.au COR SEVENTH AND sTREETs
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CUT GLASS BOTTLES, PRESSED GLASS
BOTTLES. COLOGNE BOTTLES BOTTLES
FOB COVERING. BOTTLES FOR EVERY
THING
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-01-27

certain seasons of the year humid the
climate may be and is condidered
salubrious and temperate. The
woods which extend far back into the
mountains and reach to within two or
three miles Of the sea coast contain
an almost ineXhaustable supply of
timber, great deal of which very
much, for durability, resembles oak.
The principle artielesof export are cof-
fee, arrowroot, putu, goat skins, hides.
sugar, molasses and syrup. The pro-
duction Of the three latter named
commodities have not been very eX-
tensive Of late years but all might be
very extensively, and we have no
doubt, proftably raised. Were the
communications with the interior of
the country more accessible, where
there are thousands and thousands
of acres, having a soil Of extraordi
nary fertility, uncultivated, congen-
ial to and capable OF producing mo st
abundant crops, but the state of the
roads render them almost impassable
to any but foot passengers. and the
hitherto most expeditions mode OF
conveyance, being by means OF sticks
slung across natives shoulders with
the burdens at the ends, make it much
to be regretted that although SO favor
able to commerce. Hilo, in an agri-
cultural point of view, is SO lamsnta-
bly, crippled. With more available
roads and bridges, but few ports on
any of the islands IN the Pacific with
an industrious population could pour
into the market such an amounG OK
produce. 1t was while at Hllo we
saw the natives shooting the surf;
this very exciting evolution is per-
formed by Kanaka going out into
she surf armed with "a thin board
about five feet long and about eigh
teen inches wide, and wnen an extra
heavy swell rolls III he turns his back
TO the sea, lays on the board and is
carried inshore with lightning-like
rapidity. Don ARTURO.
To RE COSTINUED
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-01-27

There are seventy-four lawyers in
Raleigh.
Greensboro will organize Chamber
of Commerce.
In Connecticut there are S5,507 acres
under oyster cultivation along the
sound shore.
Under the game laws of Virginia the
partridge and quail season ended on the
10Th instant.
United States Senator Wa!thall has
been un4nimou reaomin2te1 by the
Mississippi Democratic caucus.
The Governor has commutcd the de lth
sentence of Charles f. Jones of New
Berne TO imprisonment for life.
Kinston is taking steps to organize a
Young Mems Christian Association.
These are valuable institutions Il: d
should receive encouragement
A negro man and wonln were
drowned while crossing CtshIe river
from Glover Grass to Smithwick s in a
canoe Tuesday evening, the 17th.
Type is being made out Of paper. The
rejected contributor can have the pleas
ure of seeing his effusions in print-if
he can sneak into the composing room.
The finest hotel in America, and prob
ably in the world, is the Ponce De Leon,
at ST. Augustine, Florida, which has
just been formelly opened. 1t cost
comp lcte will be over 50. 500, ,0C0
a prominent gentleman who saw his
name on a bulletin board and the words
''et ais placed after it, got the idea that
he was accused Of eating eeis, and was
very indigna Mt Washington Gazette.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-01-27
WHAT HE IS DOING.

When Senator RaEsom had finished
his remarks on the Hatter#s light Sen
ator Brown said to him in stage whis-
per: Ransom, you are we'll paid
100000 mlnute,is pretty good for a
five minutes talk. AS you always put
'en through, you will carry this Liz
bill. News and Observer.
Yet, the North State cal see nothing
the Senator has done for North Carolina.
Senator Ransom speaks for purpose
when he does speak. He accojnpl .sned
more in this five minutes speech than
Senator Brown did in his two hours
speech against the internal revenue
laws, or Senator Vest did in his able
speech against the Blair bill. He put
in his licks where they will tell. Our
friends at Wilmington know what be
has done for their harbOr. Long ard
able speeches do not bring the needed
help every time.-New Berre Journal.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-01-27
AROUND THE WORLD.
THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.
To the FISHERMAN & FARMER.

To the FISHERMAN & FARMER.
There are great number Of
Chinese among these islands; some
are doing business there and a great
number work on the large sugar cane
plantations. While at HolOlulu we
visited Chinese theatre; a platform
about three feet high at one end of
the room served as stage; they have
no scenery; there are tive doors ope-
ming on the stage between which sit
the musicians. The music was like
the wailing of 10 poor lonesome home
sick cats; Of course we could not un-
derstand the play but we heard some
very fine operatic airs (in Chinese; {;
the air (?) was most too much for us,
The Chinese however, seemed to enjoy
it very much. A Drama is not fin
ished during single performance; ii
takes them two, and sometimes three
months to finish piece. We must
not speak too much about the Chinese
now, Is we will have to visit their
country before we complete our voy
age "Around The World" SO let us
visit Hilo, which is situated on the
East side of the Island Of Hawaii. and
on approaching it from sea, the whole
surrounding country being well stud
ded with trees and perennial verdure,
even to the waters edge, and present
ING none of that bleak and arid APP
pearance which is so common and
striking upon nearing
most of the other ports. 1t exhibits
one Of the most pleasing
and extremely picturesque sites that
the islands can afford. The harbOr,
which is natural one, being formed
seaward by reef composed of coral.
sand and lava, and extending from
East to West some 1900 fathoms,
assumes q somewhat semi circular
shape, the diameter of which is from
/ 900 to POO fathoms. It's spacious
and extensive, we'll protected and
being seldom visited by strong winds;
it atfores a most convenient and safe
asylum for vessels. A great many
whale ships visit this port and very
rarely does a ships Captain exper-
ience difficulty or trouble with his
crew. which fact can be attributed to
no other cause than that of the i'm
possibility of the men obtaining any
thing in the shape of Intoxicating
liquors, for the sale Of which happily,
no license has been granted on this
island, and so stringent is the law.
that the victualling houses are strickly
prohibited from even making beer or
giving it to their boarders. What
blessing to humanity it would be if,
in this respect, the whole world was
like this little town in the middle of
the broad Pacific. With regard to
the temperture of Hilo, it is remark
able for it's equality. and though at
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-01-27

Parties arriving in Raleigh from Nash
county report the crime of infanticide
at Rocky Mount a few days since. Cora
Wright, colored woman, killed her six
months old baby. She was induced to
do this by William Ports, coIored
man, who told her if she would kill it he
would marry her.-Virginian.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-01-27

The Journal OF Commerce says ::
The Admission Hot Blast thinks that
the man who doesn't advertise because
times are dull is about as wise as the
one who won't eat because his stomach
is empty. That is hitting the nail on
the head pretty closely.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-01-27
LITTLE SWEET HEART.

Written for the FISHERMAN & FARMER.
May future time, prove sweet to me,
May God of Heaven let that time be,
That nothing less, but death us part,
The dearest one of my heart.
A thousand thoughts in two days,
And for you, 1 could live always,
Though death may sooner or later part,
The dearest one of my heart.
Can I ever forget those pretty cheeks,
No! never, in a thousand weeks,
Though we are now. long ways apart,
Oh, don t forget me Little Sweet Heart.
Oh, may God who is now above,
Bind our hearts in better love,
That nothing less, but death us part,
In our love Little Sweet Heart.
j. A. E.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-01-27
FOR SALE.

nELD SEA WONDERS exist in thou
DLLl sands of forms, but are
surpassed by the marveis of invention.
Those who are in need OF profitable work
that can be done while living at home
should at once send their address to
Hallett & Co., Portland, Maine. and re-
ceive free. fall information how either
sex, of all ages. can earn from % to so
per day and upwards wherever they i've.
You are started free. Capital not re-
quiFed. Some have made over 500 IN a
single day at this work. ALI succeed.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-01-27

There are seventy-four lawyers in
Raleigh.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-01-27

Under the game laws of Virginia the
partridge and quail season ended on the
10Th instant.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-01-27

Or exchange on liberal terms for
property in or near Norfolk, com
Portable House on Okum ST.. Eden
ton. n. G. Apply to j. NJ. SKINNER.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-01-27
Examine our all wool
flannel dress goods at
80 cents per yard.

All shades of double width TricOts.
at 81! cts. We have marked down all
of our 25c worsteads to 10 cents.
Double width flannel dress goods at 48!c
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-01-27
TO BE CONTINUED.
A MURDERER CAUGHT.

A specicl from New Berne, n. c..
Jan. 18th, to the News and Observer.
says: Bill Williams Color ed, the
murderer Of Lake x RusseI, Of Cra
ven county, and Tor whom the Gnv-
ernor has offered reward, has been
cuptured and placed in Jail at Wash
ington, n. G. Promptly upon being
notified of this fact, Sheriff StinsDn,
of this county, sent his deputy to
transfer Williams to New Berne jail.
Public feeling against Williams is
very strong.
LATER.
NEW BERNE, N c., Jan. 20, 'SS.-The
reported capture of Luke K Russell S
murderer on the 18th proved to be in
correct. Upon his arrival at Washing
ton, Deputy Sheriff Blackledge found
the party held there to be w. II. Keeier,
coIored, who, on the 7th of January,
Just outside of this city, struck Arendall
Williams, colored, blow upon the
head, from which he died in one week.
Keeler made his escape and was caugh in
Martin county. The deputy brought
him along and lodged him in this (Cra-
ven county, Jail.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-01-27

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