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Telegram-herald., 1890-08-16
THE STRIKE.
Knights Of Labor Leaders Decide
10 Take Ii N Hand.
kar. Po~derg AID ria Colleagues On
the EKecatss Boarc Nia fr1 10
EHect 4 Settlement.

DrrKorr. Mich. Aug la-Ibe gen
era executive boara of taa knights -
Laaor toak a sudden Move THURSDAY
night Iney were ln session as oss~i
dariag ghe 1sY and the onig lniSzioa-
tsen elven oNt regarding taeir ~srk -
thst nothing had been oone relative -
tae Aew Nork Ceufgal stgll.e Mr
pouderly lscfurea AZ the Detroit
Rink a. night lie vent cfsf the
causes and prog less 81 tae strlae ana
SAID the executive beard Wns-a leafe %
once tor NoW Nork Cisy % see II u
couldn't str2ighten. nlatters out aala
be. when we get there sc saal nFst
see the members 81 tae local heard,
then we shall 70 70 Wee President
Nebb, have a cispassicnaie consulta-
sion with him, ana thea onef "a suhmit
tue whole matter Of tae difference be-
tween the road ans the en nployes 10 az
bitration.
NEw YoEK. Aug. l5-The strikers
here talk Qgite defantiY and place great
dependence OF PowderlY's visit to sr
Webb % demand arh.tr@i ion.
Webb ssys be is not alarmed,
and that PowCcrly MI be received
like any visitor. Whether tue ef-
fairs Of the railroad VIII be discussed
Nlli be decided later. Superintendent
Voorhees, says the improvement IN
handling passengers ana freight traffic
continues. TIE harlen road ls in coni-
plete working order. and al Central
trains are running Oh schedule time.
il is the general impression thar Pow
derly's visit will be fraliiess. Master
Workman Valentine SAID thst there
were 10 probabilities Of the Central
fremen striking.
CLEVELAND, o.. Aug. lb --Grand Mas
Ter Sergeant. ~ tie brotherhood q Lso-
oomotive Bremen, arrived Ia this city
Thursday morning Whcn asked his
opinion of the New York strike. ans
particularly N regard 10 the position ca
the hromen, ho said that be did not be-
lexe the lremcn would be drawn lnt0
tie strike, that be certainly hoped not.
and that be would discourage any move
ment toward uniting with the strikers
on the grounds upon which the strike
was started
NEW York, Aug. I5.-AireAdy the
strike has cost the company and The
men much money. The oompany's of
GERS assert that the railroad has lost
nothing so far ss lts passenger trafhc
was concerned. and say that az ths
present time IL is impossible for them
% estimate even approximately the
amount Of money lost in the freight de-
partment The nearest estimate that
could be obtained was that the company
had lost over $500, 000
According 10 Master Workman Lees
statement there we're about 10. 600 men
who struck work The wages we're At
least $50 a day. Figuring on this
basis the knight lost BY not working
about $4,000 q day, and as they have
been out FOR six days the grand total
oss up 20 date IS So, 600.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-16
THE MARKETS.
Grain. Prorl.inn. etc.

CHICAGO, Aug j
Trorr-cuiet but frn spring Patents
;5Oo1s -; Babers'. 20 2af2fs; Straiehts. 81 e,
0450: Winter Patents. u 5og4 %. Gears. q ~
G4so
about s. fGSi 00Ac. September 81 a. ofc.
December. $40 .i0iA; 10. Red S)d ssc: No
q 9o1psc.
CoRH-Ta3riy active and steady. NJ e7T n
EAc 80. yellow. <fkEf2 .c. No. q 50
0f-fc: No. 3 yellow. ts2Fsisc; septeubcr
Fzass4c, October = s9zs &c. Nay, 5i~
G52i4c.
oars 49, Fairiy a--,ve ara lover 80 2
cash. a0Ss59k. September. 81 138Ec. Mag
ssHa2sEc. samples Ia large SUPPLY and
lower 80. = s3Sic NJ waite 81 g5sc,
10. 2 sCh STAG no white. 51aae4c
RYE-Wcskrr. 10 2 cash. eic- AuFust. eoizc.
September. 62c. Samples about q &C foi
30. 2; 4f110c foT ~.
BAEIzY-steadv. 80. sertsubsr. To
Samples % Iscc Tor 10. q t3ssc3c for 10. snc
G. -0o for 40 2
wEss Pozz-Mark.t somewhat unssfflsa.
Prices quofabic a. 80 e0all.o5 for cash 81 a
Oil q for Auqust Sll-1e1i50 for serterrbe-
si1 a53i2oo for January. arc ii1Hs-sa ~ s7s
To- Nay
LAnp-rastsr artfvs srt prices rulos
sfes6v. Prices ranrra ~ . or isi. f1r cash.
s8t2l<0fft fcr August s6r1faf fr.s frr SEP
fenDsr - - o. ~ for orteher sad - soa
ssfs for Jsraary.
BuTTFs - CTsss8srT. ea2ar, Dsi-T f6i4c.
Psrkfrr sfocE bd7c
PorLTnT-Lire chickens 81 per ib. srTtrF
Chickeus. liGl2ke per = Lfs Tufssrs
earJc rer = IiFr Daeks sUea Esr I've
Geese . 0o7s ~ pel do1en.
Lroucr-u -u.strnss s-lr'fe frn auS sr-tsngef
81 fi - Per esi for fuishse fcoes
Trw TrrE furUFf p
Wrrs7-r--eeffsss ifNkr lrwsr Sepffr
hsr 3 ga ffl 0cfchsf. - -
r,sesr- re- 81 ess.l e-is. War . 1fsnf ~
Cruv-Def saer irVsT vssE fteamsT
ri1s5 81 Te r -
ckrs-Da1 Irwfr pss'err sf1s=r
ppovreroTs- ReeI str9-g eus ste
s7fYsa- srra uree 70 Pors
sfeesr al fs rreFs E4 4fE frfra
p-ins SEQ r53 Lard e4ist sasr frsn
rerce-e1 ~E
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-16
POLITICAL
Tbs Psopls's Party Places a Tick
et in the Fed IN Iowa.
Nebraska Democrats konin ale SIsis
Ofieers-a Big Esich Of Cons
gressioR4l Nominations.
IowAs sEw Parry.

pEs No1NES Ia Aug. la-Iw0 hun
Srea delegates were present IN this ely
Thursday attending tas State eonvsn-
ton of the peoples party composed u
farmers aud uni0H labor .nsn. TIE
platform adopted endorses The pFinci-
plss advocated by the kaFmeFs' and La
borers' Industrial Union held al ST.
louis last Deeem N Der: deuoUaces the
Mckinley aud Lodge bills and Speaker
Reeds bold alto mpt 70 destroy tie IN
dependence II cur personalities in
ngress." fayors the Australian ballot
systen, aud denounees every Iowa Con-
gresham for helping TO defeat the bin
for tree coinage. The passage OF a serV-
ice pension bin is demanded. The fol-
lowing nominations we're made:
secretary ai State. r p Browne, of Potia
wottaEaie; Auditor C. =. DAVIS, OF Davis ,
Treasurer A. j. BlGSely. Of POwssliek AtEof
ney General ID. r. Willis. of Page Supreme
JusEe VI n. Jones. of Davis Clerk o. Su-
prsms Court Alfred Wooster oi MonsHs; So
prsme Court Reporter Z ;. Norris O. MShas-
"a. Railroad Commissioned, J n Joseph, Of
UElOn.
NEBRASKA DEMOCRATS
OMAHA. Aeb., Aug. 1.-THE S.ate
Democratic convention met here Mon
day night and nominated James T.
BOYD, OF Omaha. for Governor; Dr. Alex
Beer, of Madison County. for Lieuten-
ant-Governor, and Frank w. Sprsgue.
Of Sheridan County, for Secretary OF
State The platform adopted indorses
the Chicago platform Of 1883
aud commends Grover Cleveland
10 the American people The
Mckinley bill is denounced as villain
Gus piece of class legislation. Tariff re-
form in all ways is called for, and the
effort 20 place a tax on block tin and
tin-plate is particularly deplored. The
Lodge force bill is refered TO as a meas
ure calculated 10 perpetuate sectional
strife, and intended 20 deprive people
of right OF self government On local
issues IL is directly opposite Republic
an declaration of principles. It declares
in favor of maximum freight law, and
demands a stringent measure against
usury. Prohibition is denounced and
ali sumptuary legislation opposed-
FOR CONGRESS.
Congressional nominations on Thurs
day were as follows: Indiana, Eleventh
district, A. \. Martin DEM ronomi-
mated; Thirteenth district, B. L. Shive-
~ (Dem.) renominated; Wisconsin,
Ninth district, NJ. Ill. HcCord (Rep.) re-
nominated; Third district Il. +. La
Toilette (Rep.); California, Second dis
trict, George G. blanchard Rep. }; Third
district, Joseph McKenna (Rep.h ro-
nominated; at large, w. w. Morrow
and j. c. Campbell (Rep.); South Caro-
lima, Seventh district, Il. Z. Miller,
colored (Rep.); Florida, Second dis
trict, r. w. Bullock (Defn.), renominat-
ed; Ohio. Ninth district, T. L. Wilson
(Rep); Virgi MIA, Ninth district, J. A.
Buchanan (Dem.l, renominated; Geor-
gia, Third district, {. +. Crisp dem. J,
renominated.
WISCONSIN REPUBLICAN LEAGUE.
MAD son, Wis, Aug. 15.-I ne date oi
the convention of the League OF Repub'
lican clubs of Wisconsin has been
changed from August 20 TO Sep;em Der
8. Senator Spooner will be present.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-16
IN CONGRESS.
The Senate Begins Confederation of ths
River and Hsrbor BlI. shelving the
Tariff Measure for the Present.

The Senate B-Sins Confederation 81 shs
River and Hsrbor Bal. shelving the
Tariff Measure for the Present.
wAsHTSGroS, Aug. 16-The Senate.
bY a vote os So 20 :, took up the river
and hsrbor appropriation bill Amend
ments were agreed 20 reducing the sp-
preparation for hsrbor Improvements at
Nuskerou. Mich. from $50, 900 % $40.
900 and for hsrbor of refuge a. Sand
Beach, Mich. from so. coo 70 80. 600
The House began consideration Of The
conference repors on the Indian appro-
priation bill Mr.. Cannon GlLl criti-
cised the report as being the most ex-
traoriinary one which I'D ever been
Submitted during his experience in the
House. Items aggregstiug $500. coo had
been stricken ont hv ~the House from
the original bill Ths Senate srrsed
% amendments s7grsgatiug a., 2oa Goa
The House bad non-concurTsd IN these
snen8usnrs Tier thfs strange thing
happened The conference report car
ried Ske fgll snao8rr of The bill as it
passed the House. WITH the fsIl su-oart
Of rhe senate amendments and So. 600
nore.
WAsETyeToS. Aug fS-The House
spens Thursday discussing TIE Nat Ne
EsT relief Bill, bus On a vote on a no
ton - reccuu'it no quorum corid -
bad. aud sac House a. as adjourned
In the Senars fhe tsriF tiil vas taken
up ard the un plate paragraph dis
--SSp1 NJ Nrsr-a a--r-1 -nr- - -
iucs tae rsse 20 one cent Pound vas
rejected. - - -. Senator's DAVIS ard
Plumb vrting n tae Affirmative. sara
- Plauh sfsred al sns.dnent - r.
5uce the rate e oae ~snt and % Va7 .
boansy ef oae cent = poasd - l1anafses-
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-16
Chargel with Murder.

MONTICELLO, ILL.,, Aug. 15.-Mrs. John
Holden and her son Edward Holden,
were arrested here Thursday charged
with the murder OF Harley Russell,
who was killed while he and his wife
were going home from Monticello June
81. Two parties met him in the road,
one seized his horse and held it while
the other shot Russell with large a.
caliber revolver. Albert Durham and
Calvin Holden were arrested at the
time and held for tho murder Detect
ives have succeeded in getting Dun
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-16

CARDIFF, Aug. l5.-Repress natives
OF tbe railway authorities aud the
striking employees met Thursday and
arrived AZ a settlement The strike is
thus ended The men viii be paid for
at least sixty hours work weekly and
shall not suffer from enforced HOLIDAYS
Various minor concessions are also
made bv the employers
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-16
Fatal Collision on the Track.

LAWSON, Mo, Aug. Is. - Eugene
Arthur. a jockey, while exercising his
horse in company with others on the
track near here, Thursday. ran into q
sulky TO which George Sweet was driv-
in.- trotter. Both drivers and horses
were thrown into a confused mass Ar
thurs neck was broken, while Sweet
was fatally wounded il the back. head
and shoulders Both horses were per
nanently injured
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-16

NEvBrERY. S G.. Aug. ia terri
BE explosion occurred at q ssv-rlll 4
twelve miles west o. Newberrv Tturs-
dav. -Four men we're killed and two Sc
riously injured. Pickens p Matthew,
son of tha 0wrsr % she mill vas ST.
erallv blown to atoms. Chfrles Davis.
Thomas ellison and william Cham bsrs
bsd their heads blown OF Milton Bath
ard walt Davis were fearlally scal6sd
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-16

St Lours Aug IS Anna hceovsn
vas buried here Thursday IN life she
v.ei ehes 49, popndE and there vas not
. oaskst In she city lsrgs enough - a.
com uo3ste TIE remains A strong.
square box vas ma6e and covered with
ssble cloth The bcx and cor pse
weighed 200 pounds. and So took ten
stout men. aide5 ~ hsn5srikss, -
Place It fr The hesrss The boz vas
thirtv-four inches vife. fvenf~-sir
inches deep and sly feet long ard me
eo~uss con.r eteIv flied g.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-16

CHJcteo. AR f5 HT 2 rrsr Gus
vote tne CuItea Cs-per ters r91nc has
peso reg - cal or 0n strlke al cave
rertfrs and Fl ners un8sr its 5arisd r.
t5ou r fnie cltF. Tns date SET s Sep
ten be- d. Labor daT Egft tnoussn3
men are sTecte5 ~ tnls decision. The
violation b7 ire Nsr b9ssss bsso. -
ter - the aFrsemsrt tT Fhtct tbe
ressrt strlks vas sstts6 is given as
fhe csuse
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-16
A Big Oh Well.

FISDLAY, O., Aug. 15-There is great
excitement among tho oil operators
here over the drilling-in Thursday
morning OF an oil well in the northern
part OF the city, which is, without
doubt. the greatest producer ever struck
in any oil field. The flow was over
1000 barrels the first hour, and there ia
no let-up in The stream OF petroleum
that is flowing from the pipe. The we'll
is good for $4,000 barrels day, 1t is
fhourht
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-16
Krir tn q Hi~ Iorfnne.

CLEVELAND, O., Aug. l5.-J. II.
Webber, an insurance agent living
at III Huntington street, this city,
Thursday received notice from
Holland that he was one OF
four heirs 10 the estate Of his
great-uncle, J. 4. Webber. who died
two years ago in Amsterdam. The
estate is valued al 81, 500, Oo0 The other
heirs are Mrs. r. ". Price ana Misses
Lila and Julia Webber, Of Lewistown,
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-16

Kansas CRY 80. Aar l5 wash
ineton Waterman. ous of tbe most
nosei horse.fhisr~s ira he West vss
arrested sgsin Thursday for horsA-
stealing Waterman Is 81 vesfs c. age
sa3 ass snent twenty-five gears IN re
peniteutl srlss a. NissoerL Kansas s1d
I'll n5ls sIe eorri s-es sen-rszr Tern
IN the Missouri psafeentar7 Iast
Wezaessar
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-16
Central American AlIiape..

Nzw YORK. Aug. 15.-A treaty rels-
tive to affairs in Salvador has been
drawn up in Guatemala and signed bT
that republic, Costa Rica. Nicaragua
and Honduras. Il provides for the
withdrawal from power in Salvador Of
General Ezeta and tie disarmament as
soon as The Ezsts Government has
ceased 70 exist Of Guatemala, Honduras
snd salvador.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-16
Iowa settler. Ar. Happv.

FoRT DoDeF, Ia. Avg IS --Attornsv-
General Miller has ordered an appeal
taken in the great river land case de-
cide1 adversely 20 the settlers in The
United States Court here last June.
TIE settlers, who have been working
tard for this result sre tubilant and
saT they have reason to h0rs that their
titles will he confirmed ~ the supreme
T0u-H
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-16
oRowTH OF The SOUTH.
The Increases Ia Population ss shown
the Census Returns.

WAsnISGToN, Aug. is No more in
teresang developments Will be made by
the census than those concerning the
population ana resources o. the South
and West which sections have for
number Of years enjoyed 70 greater
or less extent the benefits OF booms.
The hgures have not yet been final
" compiled and revised, but FOR
al practical purposes the census q
1850 for the Southern States can now be
compared with that 81 1920. Sgcb
com parison is TO be found IN the follow
s~~ - n
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-16


Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs IS taken; il Is pleasant
md refreshing 70 the taste, and scts
,ently yet promptly ca the Kidneys,
liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
sm efeetually, dizpels colds, head
ches and feyers and cures habituai
constipation. Syrup Of Figs Is the
only remedy Of It's kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing 10 the taste and ac-
septable 70 the stomach, prompt in
- action and truly beneficial Ia It's
Effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
10 al and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale IN soc
ard 81 bottles bI all leading drug
gistA Any rciable druggist who
may not have il or hand viii pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIo SYRUP co.
SAY ERssclsco. csl.
to0ssTRlE. IN. sEN fosS. NJ
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-16

Ea7rt 60 tlF -
- ---.- .-fasnsf css-s- -ns rs1rff a' s ~
n q ~ -frs-s ~ fzreT ekippor Stesrs-
e. srssz ZE sa- rnof q. chrtrs o.. e. 101e 81
f-- -~rr -r-- 20 fer o. e. f,1f 81 fe- Eufeaers
stee~s. s813HzFt foT 500 A<rs. e ff7ss 7f ~
Ts~e-s = ~ ~ 80 Westerns ~ 7BHs ~ ~
Fsesa~s "a W ror rews - 1gns y 80
Paas xa6 a. va 81 81 Fesi Caves
Hass-Nsrxef rose steY set'vs for ro~f
~ slew for eor-n1a r~s6ss P~ces vases
ir4s- Sa,es rsrgss 81 e. zEfto for Hrff
a zass8 - rca7n raezsrT 81 f39.s 81 fa-
uxes and sssg@s = ios nssvT bsexEs as
sz1Fl 1E lo-S
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-16

lumb bia is 220 476
BULoIT Wis. Aug. l5.-Aot being
satisfied With the returns OF tbe GOV
ernmont census engmerstors special
census has been taken. which SHOWS
the population Of Boloii 70 be 5,o5A The
oncial frurcs were 6.138
ST LoUIs. Agg D. Special Census
Agent Bain has completed the revision
of the census and bis report shows fhss
the population O. this city Be- go 22o.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-16

OTTAWA Orf A.r fs-Ths d.
r.iclcn aovtrn-ss-s Wi fa~esefeasA
tie co~ slant 81 tse Canadian Iasis~s
- Lass - tss Woo5s tEst Ane-5csa
ns1erls1 threaten the exeerE nsfsr
of asz y resaoSs a. uae.sss.s s.szzA-
ser
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-16
Two pirk.rto, VI, Killed.

ALBAxv. y. y. Auz. IS Alfred Led
ineton sn3 Gecrge =. Rossiter, r. Phil
adslphiA TWO Of Pinksrton's dstsetives
stationed a. West Albany, we're killed
by passenger tram. They had been
20 get drink q water and were rstlrn-
irr y thslr pos Is 81 tie tine
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-16

1ssur1 PAN. = =. Eur - -Ylo--
sros suili~sn. o ztrFf tsf 90 Theulss
sulliTsa. - spz Bs0sf naT. are uan
raue1 rar4butt - cralo. wsrs
lrovnss 1siis sstsing st spriHF Lsks
IEarsl.F.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-16

LoNDoS, Aug. 15-John Rusk!n is
rapidly sinking. he IS almost contin-
uously delirious. The strictest watc- is
kept over him, despite which ne has
twice made an effort upon his life.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-16

SCOTLAND 5. D, Aug Lavender
& spinnage, dealers In general rner-
chandise here, failed Thursday. Their
liabilities are So coo; assets --eut
So 900.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-16
uORk Or TRAih-" HECksRs

g.. - yae,,.4sst - t1.s Sastllaaose
a Okis Aez1 - " 49, ~-'~s @as
AssE
gs,.,.srss.H. Pa. Aug lA-Unkno~u
uiscreaAss placsa a. 9silf slsa O t1s
BAluuors 4 OalQ tE@eAs twenty 1i-es
-, ta5s clty Thursday nigut Al
s....,-ss,., trala strsek it and tNc
sr~ssaers aaa = supposed tramp
- Instantly killed- Tee engins
topgle6 cges tie e4a1~ii = meat DIT lie
- fortaaztalg fell - t1e Osher SIDE
q ths track. Oh TIE hillside. hsa
they fallen the same "ay - TIE en-
giHs laere must haYe been terrible loss
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-16

=. -. tssst.,a .na1es- his azcsza-
- - r.su.ilar . hsr t-s ssnAse -.
iogrne1
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-09-12
NEW CENSUS REPORT.

The new census shows a gratifying
increase of population in all the south
ern states. According to the figures
given out. Alabama now has a popu-
lation of 1. $50 900, against !, 1852. 800 in
1880; Arkansas has Increased from oO2,
525 to !, 1872 600; Delaware from 49,.
sos to ia, ZOO. Florida from 269, 493 to
396, 900; Georgia from 1,542. 100 to l.
$4,000; Kentucky from 1,64S,096 to
$40, 900: Louisiana from 936, GAG to l :
l15 900; Maryland from 934,943 to l.
400 900; Mississippi from 1.131,5e7 to
l 300, 900; North Carolina from $780,
$50 to $40, 900; South Carolina from
995.557 to 1,1S7 ,0OO Virginia from L.
712, 500 to LOO. 600: West Virginia from
618 457 to 774,1OO Tennessee from l.
542, 1859 to 1,8OO,O7O. Texas has increas-
ed six hundred thousand, now having
a population over 2 million, while Mis-
souri, shows a gain of four hundred
thousand.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-09-12
Euyepsy.

This is what you ought to have, in
fact, you must have it, to fully enjoy
life Thousands are searching for it
daily, and mourning because they find
it not. Thousands upon thousands of
dollars are spent annually by our peo-
pie in the hope that they may attain
this boon. And yet it may be had by
all. We guarantee thai Electric Bit
ters, if used according to direction
and the use persisted in, will bring
you good Digestion and Out the de-
mon Dyspepsia and install instead
Eupepsy. We recomend Electric Bit
tiers for Dyspepsia and al diseases of
Liver Stomache and Kidneys. Sold
at SOC and 81 per bottle by Leary
Druggist. 1867
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-09-12

NJ. j. S. Carr, President of the
Association Of Democratic Clubs Of
this State has issued a call for con.
vention of the clubs at Raleigh on
the oath in ST. Each club will be en-
titled to three delegates and enc del
egate in addition for every twenty
FIVE members in good standing. Ar
engagements have been made for re-
duced hotel charges and for reduced
fare On railroads for delegates. The
object of this convention 10 to dis
cuss and perfect methods for the bet-
ter organization Of the clubs and the
party in the State for the coming
campaign. Senators Vance and Ran.
som will both be there and eve ~
Democratic nominee for Congress is
expected.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-09-12

The Republican New Beginners
we understand. undertook to embar-
rass Branch at New Begun on Fri
day by interogating him upon the
Alliance subtreasury, with the view
of weakening him, but he bafled
their smartness. The subtreasury
is not an issue and it would be just
as fair and appropriate for our friends.
the enemy, to ask him if he was in
favor of jack coon's being allowed
two rings to his tail, or one, or three,
or more. We know some good dem
ocrats who are opposed to the ALI
ance subtreasury and some good
Democrats who are in favor of it and
we know some good Alliance men
who favor and some who oppose. It
is not an issue and its friends and
opponents have agreed to- disagree
about it:-Economist.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-09-12
For Solicitor.

LIST Dist. q. Blount, Perquimans
End Dist. NJ. Grizzard, Halifax.
3rd DIst.-Jno. E. Woodland, Wilson
4th Dist.-E. w. Pou, Jr. Johnston.
9Th Dist.-E. S. Parker, Alamance.
9th Dist.-O. Fl. Allen Leloir.
7th Dist.-Frank Mcneil Richmond.
9th Dist.-B. F. Long Iredell.
Q h Dist.-W. w Barber Wilkes.
10th Dist. G. Newland Cald well
18th Dist.-F. I. Osborne Mecklenburg.
18th Dist. Geo. A. Jones Macon.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-09-12
Best Goods

are the most economical to the poorest
Fisherman.
Our Mr.. Charles B. Laid. who has,
already made a very interesting visit
to the Fisheries of the Sound. and is
thoroughly acquainted with the pros
cess of making Nets and arranging them
agreeable to the orders of Fishermen.
will have charge of supplying the
Sound, and I will assure the people
whom have dealt with full fifty years
that we will do right in all things Tela.
ting to fishing gear.
VIM. Stowe,
President of the Gloucester Net &
Irvine Co., and late President and Al
years in the American Net aud Irvine
GO.
BOSTON, MASS.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-09-12
NOTICES

The work for repairing the town
wharf at the foot of Mar Street in
Edenton. N. G., will b let out at
the lowest bid accordir. to the plans
and specifications thenof. now a:
the Office OF VIM. j. Larry, Jr. All
bids for said work are Equired to be
made by sealed PROPOSES which will
be received up to 9th, Of September
1890, by either membes of the IN.
dersigned committee. On which
day if the lowest bid ) acceptable
to the committee the v rk will be
awarded. The right toaccept or re-
ject either or any one othe bids so
made IN expressly reserved by the
committee. This 5th d. OF Septem-
Der, 1890.
j. L. Robson,
WIN. j. LIE .RY, JR.
Committee ON TOWN Wharf.
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Special N Office.

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goods
mark Prices down below ZeJo.
MARK THESE FIGURES.
Mems Diagonal $zo and So sell
" Cheviot - SIS so sell for $6 90
Boys suits spring weight" $3.50 $3.50
About Boys Knee from old vi sell
below
which will sell $500
worth double the
Boys knee large assortment FIR
light color
lien coos Dress plan
Embroidered regular $27 vctc
sell
price 3c and I8 for 2c remnants of checked muslin regular
Ladies
children full
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