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Christian Convention.

Tbe Northeast Missouri Chile-
iian 0oDgontion hold its annual
meeting IN this city beginning
@ueeday evening. The sessione
opened with devotional exercises
led by President Simpson Ely, of
Christian University, Canton, Mo-,
followed nv the address OF the
fresideD Of the convention, Rev,
r 3. tampton, os Canton In this
address, The importance OF mis-
sion worl wae forciblg presanted.
Hedneaday mornings sesssiou
was largely devoted 10 The busi-
ness featUres ot ,ae o. lsnnizs.ion,
euch rs the appointment OF COM
Inittaes, enfol,ment of delegates
nnd visitors and the reports Of The
8oerd. The reports OF the Evan
eelist, J. B. Jeans, contained the
following summary; Days work,
I2ll; sermons preached, rs; cou-
2ersions, 81, other additions, 80;
ota! additions, I.20; places visited
), meetings held, Ii; money gais-
al iii field, '5349,95; money raised
on previous pledges, SO. 90; money
raised for other purposes $Gl7.S0;
otai money raised, &991.75;
churches dedicated, /; churches
organized. 2; Sunday schools or
yanized. i. Addresses were made
oy Messrs. Boatmen, of Macon.
! Aisener, OF Memphis, and were
followed by number OF five min
ate speeches. But one sentilnent
seemed 10 prevail "a larger work
mast be done The coming year
| and deeper, mission spirit pro-
3uced. .i'he morning sessior
,iosed With 3 sermon by Eldol
| Lotspeiten, Of Monroe City, OF
THE Church What is It?"
The afternoon session was takel
| up with lie discussion OF SuudBy
school, e3ucRtionsl, mission aac
| ministerial work and aodresse.
were na0e by 1iessrs. Il. L. Da
vis, Simpson ely, &. n. Crow, aps
t.. I. WEIGH. After devotiona
exercises q sermon wss preached
| by NJ. hlinker, Of Lows. anC
| moneY vas raised Tor the comiaf
Yegr's work.
| Thursday morning Z session wa
Iopened with davocious; aXere.sc
lea by ). {. Risk, Mrs. Or. Youn
!al. OF ST, Louis, presented 9 pie.
for QUE "OIpnans' Home" aud B
Z. Eiil presented plea for on
Orphans School IL Futon.
! These were followed by an addres
| oy G. Z. hoffman, reports Of com
mi1tees, oHd sermon by o. 7
5hroug. The collection for III,
! Orphans Home il ST, Loui
Amouate5 to 85Z. pa9 collection
5or sbe Orphans School in Fuitol
was $7I.25.
an interesting rrosiam Thurs
day afternoon, an0 Il social meet
ling in the evening followed ~ 6,
address ~ e, M, Smith, OF unicn
iNlie. ciosed o most interesting
land profitable convection
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Weather 11op Balleaa.

The past week wes one o. uDus-
iuai droutl, sunshine and hsaa
I4e temperature averaged as TO.
lows: normal in extreme aourheas,
portion; 2 above in southwest; >
to 4, above IN central belt; end
to 4 above n northern sections.
The rainfall was limited 10 q
few widely distributed showers
and was generally of such insufi-
Gent character as to allow corn,
potatoes, vegetables, pastures and
stock to suffer considerably.
South Of the river, stacking.
threshing and haying are sbout
finished and plowing for wheat ia
progressing where condition CO
ground viii perrnit.
North Of the river, the first
mentioned pursuits are in pro-
gress aud liitle Or no blowing has
been done,
Wheat is falling below previous
expectations, noth in yield and
quality, dus mainly TO the fsct
that much OF the crop Vas seri-
ousLy damaged by Wet while be-
ing harvested. Cats are light,
heads poorly filled, straw short
lana much damaged willis being
harvested Corn has held up re,
markably well under the unfavor-
able weaker OF the past two weeks
and lew more seasonabie rains
will lnsure ct least fair crop.
Melons were above the average
and found ready market, over one
half the crop being shipped al
rsady.
From lack OF water, short pas
tures AND flies stock is falling oil
perceptibly. Chipch end potato
bugs are plenty, and the Seo'y Of
the Board OF Agriculture is max
ing an extensive distribution of
olsessed ougs ol lie tirst named.
Irish potatoes are poor and late,
sweet potatoes are late but good
color aud thrifty, tabscoo and cot
ton average, the hay crop averag-
ed ilaht aud Was much damaged
IL securing, early apples are 81
most I failure, winter apple are
better quality and, like psaches,
very scarce. Grapes promised
hne bat are being effected by rot.
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ias crowd upon the mind when
once ws carefully studya moth-
er's lie! Time changes the SCENES
of ones childhood. The trees
eronpd the yard Of tho old home,
end the faces familiar to earlier
years all obeuge except III mem
ory. Time las no power to rob
us Of The recoIlections Of fond
mothers ministry. With William
0owper'we ean say
q Bu; the raeg-.l fair
That memory keeps OF all thy Kindness there
Till Outlivea many Rstornl shat has e1aced
, IS thou nd o.her themes icls deeply traced -
If human l.fe ID To bo measured
ihF what We do, many OF US could
Lave but little claim TO succeea,
another standard, however is for
lturately raised for us and is ex-
pressed in the words OF Him who
feid "She hath done what shs
could" Measured by this the life
we are studying was shining auc-
cess. IL the relations Of daugh-
TOR, wife, sister and mother she
sas faithful to every duty.
The degree Of industry cbsrao-
teri1ad tie hcme life OF so many
OF the grandmothers now passing
away, was possessed by Mrs. Link.
der sphere was home and here
her qgalities Of mind aud heart
were best Illustrated. She vas
nsturs!ly quiet, so that her life's
Influence wss felt, not go much in
what she said, az in the way she
LIVED. For sixty years she was a
Consistent christian and Baptist.
The faith Which che cherished for
so long vas her support III old age
Fer life illustrated the saying
"Lhe path OF the just IS as shin
ng lighl frsiher The Light Of
lawn that shiaotb mote and more
unto tho perfect day"
| Her final illness was e long one,
iasli ipg about sigbt weeks. 1t re-
EeaieG her wonderful physical en-
dgranoe. patience In trial, and
christian fortitude The better
ard was jasa ahead and sne e1-
% eased Is desire 20 cross over into
Il and DO at rest. Oar loss is neg
eternal gain. We w.ll strive to
give her Up with becoming cheer
fniuses. We will cherish her
memory and try to so live that the
eyenlng Of live viii bring to US
nothing to fear, but instead the
cheering anticipation Of g BRIGHT
50 morning, wilen we shall awake
Sin His likeness. a FRIEND.
| Kirksyille. Nc, Aug, 8, SO
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Maj. Wa,ner wiz speak in
every county III the First Congress.
sionsl District durlig the nau-
pa'ga. "ha boys may prepsre for
the biggeet Republican rally ever
known In Northeast Missouri.
when hespeaks at kirkeville
rhe splendid new play,
TAe Shetland Lass by ]. u.
| Musick. will soon oe piooed Oh tbe
boards Dv Pollock Brothers. In
edition 10 beautiful scenery and
! the latest speejeities. the manage
mept will rreserta repor toire Of
Original songs the most taking q
,,b;,b ,.;li he entitled "Gow fbs
Toare S.ranl,yad onE Of tins Aiiv +"
Mr' hesch reception IN
AiTasNiiis last oasMaay ""' no'
marked ny any enthusiasm ~
isct' u is saio the1 there was 10
reception at al' Anere was 10
bloNlAg OF horns OF oesanG oi
drums; no mounted escort plotted
illm to the hotei' small cold
oiooaed eudienee went TO the
opere house IN the afternoon 70
near "hat ne NAG 70 say but ms
audience d'd not cheer as II used
10 DO ~hen ne came around Oh MS
1ienn'at excursions. No1"'sh-
standing INIT the weather favored
Aihh' lie 1alieo 10 warm Els hea'eFe
mo en-? slRa OF ne OF enthus, !,
as'.l, ''S'l 80 "''n ~
enr ~ E9;iia 6oa aooa,;a 'oat -l 80 ~
IA, .,a soo1;.o r,,,;fns.os .,a
~. .co;,s1 sarn,o,.s ),
oh.a, s,oar ai.o k.G - r,ai,,,,t
~ 4bo go, - tI,a naor,io -,
.;.os - NJ aa.,,,. t;,aI ~ 5o,,a
t.a,,;.,,,. 4,-s3 81 aao;,ch h;a, n;s,
rsErsgent .,,o T;~s+ n;s+r;o. .;raa
- 49,. I,in, 1.I;ara tbs. =,
-.
80 - o.t;. s
" - - -
80 80, 80 H e
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Republlcsn Mass Meeting.

Notice Is hereby gwen that
shere viii lea mass meeting OF
the Republicans of AGair county
Mo, in Spsrling's hall. on Sstur-
day. August Is, 1892, at | o'clock
p. H., for the purpose of eiecting
alsven ID delegates to the judi
ciol Convention u tae p Ja iia.al
District waich meets IL Maeoa
City Ne, "Wednesday. = august II,
1892.
L. ID. EHNgLroS. Chairman.
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PROTECT YOUR EYES.
WHERE WILL YOU SPENC
YOUR VACATION
AIR. Il. BIRsrHRERG.

The BURLINGTON ROUTE
las on sale round trip tickets at
greatly reduced rates to DENVER
COLORADO SPRINGS, SALT
LAKE, san FRANCISCO,
PORTLAND, YELLOWSTONE
PARK, ST. PAUL, MINNEAP-
Oils, SPIRIT LAKE, THE
BLACK HILLS, PUGET
SOUND POINTS, and to all
tourist points in COLORADO,
UTAH, IDAHO, MONTANA,
WYOMING, DAKOTA, MIN
NESOTA, ALASKA and CALI
FORNIA. For rates and further
Information, address,
A. G. DAWES,
ien'l Pass. d Ticket Agt.,
ST. Louis. Mo.
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LETTIE c. LEEcB, J
JULIA &. DocEEBY, ! Com.
EMMA WILLIAMS, !

SAM n. McClsnahan was born
in Cooper county, Mo-, March 16,
1887; departed this life August 6,
1892, aged Sd years, months and
2l days.
| He came with his parents to
Adsir county in his youth; en-
listed In the Union army July
2l, 1861, and was discharged in
1868 on account Of falling health,
caased by e wound received in his
fright leg. He was married to
Martha Sebrjng November 13,
1864. They emiecated to the
state Of Oregon IN 1878, while
| there he was converted and Joined
the IL. A. Chu-ch; returned to
Missouri iD 1888 uniting with the
n. L. Church South, IN which
connection rs lived untii death re-
moved him. he was "a thorough,
christian man; one who ioye6 nis
church because it wss transacting
business for the Master.
He joined the G. a. r. in 1880,
| and wss buried IN the NLiilsrd
cemetery with appropriate cere-
monies by that order.
The funeral sermon was preach
ed by the writer, in the Presby,
teriau church st hfillgrd august
Z, at IL 8 III. & large procession
accompanied tue remains 10 The
place OF Intern ant, showing the
estesm Of the community for the
departed brother.
He leaves u wife, seven chill
drsn, three grandchildren and q
host of friends to mourn.
E. NJ. CARP.
Mrs. Hannsh Crane Link whose
'decesse occurred on July so, 1892,
was born Aug, 10, 1917, and hence
lacked only Few days Of being
seventy-eight years of age. She
YES the wife Of Lewis ". Link,
deceased, and the daughter Of
Sears Crane, 8 pioneer Baptist
preacher who settled in Green
county, Illinois, near Cerrolton,
having moved f1om the state of
Ohio IN 1920.
The above is the meagre outline
of long and useful life, the re-
cord of which is written upon the
hesrts and memories of brother
and sisters, children and grand
children, who alone were in posi-
non TO knog and appreciate her.
What q troop OF precious memor-
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New Samples.

o. Borneman, the merchant
tailor, has full line Of new, fall
samples. Leave your order for 8
suit. He guarantees quality,
workmanship and fit, and allows
nothing to go out Of his house
that does not give satisfaction
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County Court Proceedings
MISCELLANEOUS.

Martin Fox appointed overseer
/ iisv Nc g. Nineveh Twp.
| Ordered That Steph Hall. Road
snd Bridge Com. proceed TO let
the following piages: a bridge
across Gnutese III hineveh Twp,
near Jobn B10vnell; briige across
Beer Crest, Wilson TYP, nasr
Seymour Reed; bridge across
Walnut Crsek. Walnut Twp, near
Iaaeg Cole.
| stepl, Hall ordered TO view end
report On Lacy bridge scrogs
C'eTk Branch in Clay Twp; Slough
il2r;5Fs, aear Snyder, ia Liberty
! "wp; Black Bird branch, Nineyeh
Isp.
! iichsrd Demon appointed
fovNao- oz road Diet No 2,
Wilson Twp.
| Ordered thst the state auditor
te and is hereby authorized and
Ireqaestod to draw his warrant IN
favor OF Amos Starr, county treas
arar, for the amount Of stare
school moneys spportioned TO said
county for the year 1892, by state
superintendent Of public schools.
VI I Baird ct 81, petition to Or
der 4 epecial election 70 vote on
the proposition to fund $4,000
Adai, Co Q Nj & 2 r z bonds;
petition sustained and election Or
dered to vote on said proposition
! st next general election.
Cslered that a special election
be hel3 at the next general cleo
ton to Yote on the question Of re-
straining horses, mules, asses and
cattle from running st large.
A ? Eibbs' settlement as cir
cult clerk approved.
Frank 7. Hays appointed fiscal
agent for Adair county 10 refund
$l0,000 Benton Twp Q IL Il ? r
Il bonds.
ACCOUNTS ALLOWED.
loseph Meyers, building bridge
near Mrs Bookout, Clay Twp,
l$lS,oO.
Theo. .Moyer, bal dae building
Gilmore Spring Greek bridge,
Morrow Twp, l05.29.
Wayne Mcintosh, bsl due Tor
paying Franklin and Harrison
streets, public square, 5000.
Eli Deardof, material, ROAD dig
srict No /, Benton Twp, $40.
} r Campbell, premium Oh
wolf scalp, L50.
Steph Esll, serv as r aud B
Com and money paid to Deputies,
'6750.
JF Atterberry, bal due build
ing Walnut Creek bridge, Walnut
Twp, near Hopson farm, 1921.
Frey Stationery Co, stationery
and bond record probate Office,
|29.G0.
D z Nighswander, groceries
furnished poor, Henry Bivens.
ZOO.
Adam Shoop, sery county Judge,
21.30.
Wm Hart, Same 2140,
j j Ksim, same 2000.
L s Policy. serg as sheriff, 500.
ROAD PETITIONS.
n j Northrup ct 81, objections
fled by 3 a Patterson ct al, sus-
tanned; jury's report rejected and
new Jury consisting OF George
Gillsr, Ephraim Imbler aud Hen
ry Nichols were appointed to as-
sess damages.
Sslnl Gates ct al, declared pub
lio Highway
Ordered that a public road 10
established in Sec 10, 62, Is, when
petitioners file the right Of way.
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Don't ~ fba eveitar,,,-,. or
tbe cenrri~n h,;D3 y.,,, f. aha
fact that q ceod corrf house - 9
nacces.;gy;a Admir- l,,nniv
Dsno'Ia'-c paper mas
p-4se- '0' q S-n ei0 a. 'i1'e Vi 10
incressei in price hv ,he Me-
Kinlev hill.
9sloo' Z . '','''''' 'aa, 'ne
po-l'-o' u ,'!s -.S S1''i'' 's
iali sD' a'-, ,D'- -i- 1'ee''ol u
v "'i' q o''.- ''' . ''9 S'' 't'ise-
4h L9DI - D-l 'N0 .Haj'i"y
rDe ''es- -7 ~ E'' 'S'' 'l'7''.'
i-'' . iii'''' ---1 'iF''-on oh"'ii-
80, "''' i''i'7i' Aau
s'o,-',S &c ,1 S'i' ,,'' p@'0 nothing more
- '''' - '19 'ii'io" "'ii"t Noa-
So 9: 'ns . 'sH''''1 ''S oi 'ns
5000 ooo rD' ,, rI'''- A's IS 9''assi "
O0V'oo'. 80, '"a4 'Ng eA'sn',ilnses ..,!
Sln,, ~ '',1' ~ ''''.oA u '"e o''ioD
''''
The county court has order
o,ol alao.:o.o 49, -:. - - e.
restro;n al oIa.aae 's-sl r. s.at go -
r,,ninco+ rar~, ~, 80 .:-t :, o---
tbronorIo,,. ~ = =
c,ron -, t,rl,or .I,.,I.t.
sns fbara j. s.r,,,,d. r. ,,..L,,h:I; ~
~ tbo+it .;lI 60, ~ 80.
ior;tr
Two years ago the Farm
on tbe ona. term nol,cv Tho uori.
Of The convention ,ost sa.r.3or
in renoninaiinc all nrosont ~
cumhents whose +ar,,,s ofoGoo
expire .Jsrparv | 1909 nola ,bo
declarations ~ tuo rao,s 400 :,
regard 70 the one-ta,,n ;dsa s.,o,
of ipsiDceritv.
me candidates nominsteo
,S 'he copies party last Satur-
u"y, were al required TO subscribe
20 'n7 Ocs'a piaiofm oeEore be-
- lug Hon'ha'e0 oy 'he convention.
uat was lG6 proper thing to do. |
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usm City Business College, Quilcy
ILLINOIS.

Shorthand and Typegn:ing,
housekeeping and PaEmanehip
thoroughly taught, twelve exper-
fenced teachers, 700 students.
cheap board, and the finest COM
mercisl college building in Amer
ics. Graduates readily secure
positions.
aeauts:5'i illustrated eata!cgue,
1f1I% tG-. pgrael.-Hs Of I'll dB-
pe1tlel wlli be mailed free.
aGiress y. L. ACssRLMAE,
Principal.
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Don't lot the evcitement &C
the csmpE;sn blind yor to 5he
fact that a ce9d court house Is 8
necessity IL Aaair County.
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40 Democratic paper has
pointed out q single article Of CO.
mestic consumption that ass been
increased il price by the llc-
kinley bill.
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Furniture Dealers and UndertakerS.

EAST SIDE SQUARE KIRKsVILLE, MO.
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jR NEMoRlAM.

Aka meeting u Corporal Dix
No. Il, the following was adopted:
That whereas by The mysterious
ieadings oL Erovidence, one OF cur
faithfui Charter memb bers Fast s.
Y. =. Mrs. Matlie Browne, wa3
suddenly called from lifo's labor
10 rest Aug. Sd, 1882.
Mrs Browne was a true hearted
wom&n, whose ne was filed with
DEEDS oi charity, and love toward
otlers She viii be ssdly missed
by the ladies Of our order.
"we sorrow for though the sweet promise is
his
Who cheerfaiiv gives to his God
Though tender the Father correction, which
fsss under, pass under the roc,
Car Savior hath never forbidden our tears.
When eallinG oar loved one AVA
ws know TIA deep sadi'ess ofon coming years
Bsrert Of oar hone aud orr ftay
! We love thai eweet story of Bethan"'s tomb,
Which love ior olr comfort irath kept,
And as.sa.-ll tae pity which brigh,ans Death 4
sloom
Expreasee II two words: Jesus wcpt,"
Therefore. Resolved: That our
Charter bs draped in mourning,
and the memorial service of our
Io-dsr &c keld IT inencry Of onr
deceased sie.cr, II CT, next rag0-
lar mes alpg.
Thet OR heart g cat in terd-
eI syNrsthy r. tl5oss aLo lest n
sha home Enade dazt bv acrrow,
WHO so deeply noun and MISS her.
EIsY they find comfort IN beieiv-
ing thai she has passed
Where weary pii isrlnls rest when life is FER,
and sickness, pain and death af'ict no more;
Where Beings wa,ee ss from dtful dream
And lov enjoys what Faith has dimly seen -
I I,-7-rrr = TrDCrr
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TEE WEEKLY GRAPHIC
I e. SUDEETTE Proprietor

FRIDAY AUGUST ,sse
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-04-15
HEAVY DAMAGE
Blythe FROSTS THROUGHOUT NORTH CAR
0LINA.

RALEIGH, n. c., April 12:-There
is universal lamentation in all this
section at the heavy damage TO the
fruit crop. Apples alone have es-
cap d. They were rather backward
in blooming. So -severe was Sun
day nights frost that even the
clover and young grass were hurt.
The fields of these looked as if hot
fash had withered the vegetation.
As vet the truckers in the Whining
ton section think they have escaped
great damage, though there was
frost and ice also. Along the line of
the Wilmington and Weldon Rail
way from Wilmington to Goldsboro,
the loss is severe, and will .tall quite
heavily upon the truckers and berry
growers. In the Goidsboro and
Newberne sections the damage is
great.
The work of ploughing up the dam
aged crops and replanting is already
in progress. In the Elizabeth City
trucking section the reports are that
the injury to fruit is slight. Irish
potatoes are cut to the ground. Peas
are said not too seriously hurt, The
atmosphere was unusually dry, and
this alone prevented an utter des-
truction Of the truck-crops. There
was ice Sunday morning, and there,
as here, the frost came Sunday
night. kilograms say that if the
cold continues the damage will be
great in the Elizabeth City section to
both fruit and truck. The weather
at Raleigh today was cool and clear
though rain has been predicted. The
rise in temperature was not grea'
duringssthe day, and the cold weather
probably tonight will tend to still
further damage vegetation. All the
peas in bloom in the Newberne sec
ton are much hurt
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-04-15
LET Us REASON.

fanny one who suffers from Rheu-
matism would stop and reason a mo-
ment before they decide to purchase
some remedy, they could not hep
2 old any So called care that is sold
lsr 81. Figuring the retailers, the
iebbers, and the manufacturers profits
out of that solitary aillar, ana there
is left not over 20 cents for the medi.
cine. Aside frem it's reputation, and
the fact, DR.. Drummod'i's L ghtning
Remedy appeals to ones good sense
The price is SIS per bottle, and to any
one suffering from Rhsumatism it is
as cheap as it is good and effective.
Sent to any address BY Drummond
Medicine Co.. 1850 Maiden Lane.
New York.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-04-15
THE CITY COUNCIL.
PROCEEDINGS OF THEIR LAST MEETING
TREASURES REPORT sc.

Board Of CUuncilmen met to-day
April l2, '92, in Mayors Office. Full
Board present.
The minutes of last meeting were
read and approved.
On motion tho resignation of the
committee VIM. D. PIuden, +. K.
Pendleton and WIN. D. Rea who
were appointed to lay out Magnolia
and Court Streets. WAS accepted.
Ordered that Magnolia Street he
extended from Broad Street TO east
ern limit of town.
The following committe was then
appointed to assess and lay out
Magnolia and Court Streets: r. G..
Mitchell, CIV. Psatt and A. l..
White.
The committee to- rent out the
commons was3 granted further
time.
Ordered that J. W, SpruiIl keep
jim. Owens in Jail uutill some better
place could be- secured for Kim.
Ordered that Consta remove
house on J. &. Warren's lot If the
same is not done within fifteen days,
provided this Board has The right.
The Constable 10 be advised by At
torney.
Ordered that Clerk settle with
Seth Thomas Clock Co., when note
is presented.
The Treasurer reported the following
Amt. on hand last report, 1915 70
Reed. of j, w. Spruill, l64 %
- s. Mayor for fines, 100
Total, $gOS Al
By amt. paid out for orders, PIP. AZ
To balance on hand, 1894 o.
The reports of Collector Spruiii ,Ai,d
Mayor Rogerson were in keeping with
the Treasurer's.
The following bills were allowed
J. L. Rogerson, services Mayor $50
| A. T. Bush, elk. and stationery So
A. l.. White, lighting town AMI
E new lamps $8459
7. W. SpruiIl. $50
A. H. Mitchell, $40
Ben. White, "a. OK
S2O269
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-04-15

We have received from Mr.. Ell. w.
Aver. the new Corresponding Secre-
tary of the State Agricultural Society,
the list Of the premiums to be award
ed ut the next Fair for agricultural
products. Intending exhibitors
should not fail to send and get this
list at once.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-04-15
The outlook in the northwestern

The outlook in the northwestern
States is not altogether pleasing to
the Republicans. If three or for
of those States cast their electoral
votes for the third party there will
be no possible hope of the Republi-
can candidate winning even if he
carried ali of the doubtful States
It would simply throw the election
of President into the House, which
would insure the election OF the
Democratic candidate..-Wash Ca
zette.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-04-15

Science has now reached a stage
which enables it to keep a man
alive after his neck is broken. It
is doubtful, however, whether the
most advanced science can keep
the Republican party alive after
next November.-Ex
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-04-15

J. A. Morris, a member Of the
Louisiana State Lottery Company,
says that the Lottery Company will
dissolve and 60 out of business at
the expiration of it's charter in 1895
He denies thas they contemplate
establishing it in Mexico or else
where.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-04-15

Whitelaw Reid says he would not
shrink from the nomination fer Vice
President. The nomination has not
been heard from, but it is safe to-
assume that it weuld shrink from
Mr.. Reid.-Ex.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-04-15

The New Orleans rice merchants
have organized d stock company with
100000 capital to fight the rice
trust in that city. AS all the present
mills are in the trust, a new mill will
he built.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-04-15

The differences between the
United States and Great Britain,
growing out of the Behring sea mat
ter have, with the exception Of the
question Of damages for the seal
catch of this year, been formerly
adjusted.