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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-07-07
SCALES AND PLANTS.
ITEMS PURELY LOCAL CONDENSED FOB THE
BUSY READER

week.
Mr.. Fred Ziegler, of E. City, was in
Edenton Friday.
Business was unusually dull in Ed
enton ga the Fourth.
Mrs. Edward Wood and children VS.
tied Norfolk this week.
Miss Julia Jones visited friends at
Harrellsville last week.
Several young gentlemen went to
Nag's Head Wednesday.
Edenton Fair will be held this year
November z. 8, 9, and 10.
{ Miss Kate Coke, of Hartford, is in
the city visiting relatives.
Miss Annie Wozelka gave a supper
Tuesday night to her friends.
Mr.. J. Norfeet Pruden spent a few
days at Harrellsville last week.
The Editor will leave tomorrow for
Nag's Head to spend few days.
DIR. c P. Bogert preached at Rocky
Hook church Sunday morning last
FOR RENT.-A house on Main
street. Apply to Mrs. M. E. Garrett.
The Branning Mfg. Go, gave it's
employees holiday on Tuesday the 4th'
Mrs. Pattie Gilbert lett yesterday for
Elizabeth City to make it her future
home.
Mr.. Hal Wood came up from Nag's
Head Tuesday, after spending few
days there.
Miss Bessie Riddick, of Hartford,
spent few days with friends in Eden
ton this week.
Miss Minnie Perry and Mr.. William
Speight, both of Hartford, were mar
ried Tuesday at E. City.
Jovial Matt White and Solicitor J. 81.
Blount, of Hartford, were in Edenton
Wednesday on business.
Several young ladies and gentlemen
of this city attended service at Yeopim
church last Sunday.
Rev. A. w. Burfoot, of Hartford,
preached last SundsF night at The Bap-
fist church in this city.
SUFFERING CHILDREN can be cured by
using Baily's Worm Killer, or money
refunded, at Leary's, only Csc.
TIE Fourth of July comes but once
a year. 1t is lucky for those who roast
themselves having fun.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Fl Harris, of Mar
N. c., is ia the city visit
ing relatives aud friends.
The pleasant sho wers aud cool nights
make this part Of the country really
delightful at this time of the year.
People leaving home for the summer
must notify US if they wish to receive
the FISHERMAN & FARMER while absent.
Business men, compare this years
Fourth of July cash sales with your
sales of last year, and you IL see 1t pays
to celebrate.
Flears-Bed Bugs-Flies. Positive
death to all, by using Calvert's Insect
Powder at Learv's, only lee. Take no
other. This is pure.
Fishing with hook and line up the
creeks is reported good. Soma nice
perch is being taken, with now and
hen a cat fish.
In old times it seemed 90 be thought |
hat medicine must be nauseating :e
'e effective. Now, all this is changed |
Ayers Sarsapari!la, one Of the most I
20 ~erful alternatives, is agreeable to [
most palates, the flavor being by no
means medicinal.
Itch on human and horses and all |
cured in 80 minutes by Wool
ord 8 Sanitary Lotion This never
sils. Sold by w. I. Lesry, Druggist,
Sdenton.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-07-07

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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-07-07

Itch on human and horses and all
animals cured in 80 minutes by Wool
ford Sanitary Lotion This never
fails. Sold by w. I. Lesry, Druggist,
Edenton.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1893-03-17

room along the route OF the process
s.or. fully two miles in length, was
occupied The main stand from
which President Cleveland reviewed
the parade was erected Immediately
in front OF the white house. 1t was
10 feet long and quite as deep and
had Il comfortable seating capacity OF
HOO persons. The nearest stand TO
that OF the president was assigned to
the press 1t mad seating capacity
Of 200 and applications to the press
committee numbered d little over 200.
As Mr.. Cleveland anu the commit
tee on arrangements were starting
from the Arlington notel to take a
carriage Tor the white house. the pres
iot n ELECT al bowed 10 party of
official and personal friends gathered
about and was about to pass through
the door when Mrs Cleveland called
him back and. with total disregard
for the assembled company threw ner
arms about her husband and kissed
him several times. bidding him god
speed on his way to take the oath Of
Office. Those VINO saw this leave tax
ing endeavnred TO look as though I'M
cons ciOus OF what was going on. but
the act OF Mrs. Cleveland was done so
simply and with such womanly grace,
it seemed 10 be the most natural oc-
currence in the WORLD and endeared
the wife OF the president-elect to all
those present After a quarter of an
hours delay 10 await some modera-
ton OF the weather, the president
elect entering his carriage was
rapidly driven TO the white
huoue- Inc carriage provided for
the vice president took its place at
the door and Mr.. Stevenson. escorted
by Senator Mcpherson and accom-
panied o. his son. Lamar entered
and the party was driven away. reach
ing the white house only a moment
behind the pre7ident-elecs- When
President-elect Cleveland and Vice
President Stevenson. accompanied by
the senate committee OIL arrange
ments entered the executive mansion
they were received by President Har-
risou in the blue room. Five min
utes later the president and his sue
cessor reappeared ana. entering an
open carriage. the march OF process
sion 10 the capitol began. Mr. and
Mrs. Mckee remained at the white
house 10 receive the president ana Mrs.
Cleveland upon their return from the
capitol Tne escort consisted
OF artillery. infantry and cav
airy OF the United States army
and one brigade of the national
guard OF the District OF Columbia
There were hszsas from thousands OF
threats as the carriage bearing the
president and president-eiect came in
sight preceded by Grand Marshal Nc
Mahon and staff. Presidentelect
Cleveland and president Harrison both
raised their hats in response to the
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1893-03-17
LORDS OF CREATION.

4 well-known doctor states that only
in one ease ont of fifteen are both eyes
in good condition.
4 Judge at Chcyenn', Wyoming, II
i said, has a record Of eighty divorce
DEGREES in forty minutes.
Aama Bataillard who recently put
up at hotel in New orb city. is said
to measure : feet 10 inches in height.
/ \ dental scientist declares that decay
of the teeth is due t. a contagious
germ. which is often communicated by
{ kissing.
A horse is like man TIE way to
his heart is through his stomach Put
bit in his mouth AMI he will do al
most anything for you
He-When you COM right down to
it you must confess that all men were
created equal. She-I dare say, mas
much as Adam was the only man
created.
Old Friend, playfully-And so you
married a Boston girl. Can you always
understand her when she tallS2 Mr.
GOTHAM -Well-not when she talks to
the baby.
You appear to he honest" said the
Judge to the prisonc~. Il guess APP
pearances are against me, your
honor was the frankresponse- I'm
n ward politician"
Professor TArchanoff of St Peters
burg, declare; that music IS a powerful
medicine Of the soul. AMI that medical
science of the future will not fail to
recognize and exploit its great thers-
| pcutic value.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1893-03-17
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
inportan, happenings in the Various Depart
mems OF Government.
CONGRESSIONAL AND OTHER NEWS.
Present PoStnaster~ Are 10 serve
cut Their Terms OF oFIice
UithoEt uoIestatiOn.

WA>uINGroN. March Il. A dele
-aticn OF Missouriaus called at the
posto.Iice department in order TO as
ls-ta n wnea appointments would be
made ana were informed that no ap-
pointmenJs wouid be mace until the
commission OF the Or sent postmas-
tiers expired. the expiration TO date
four wears from the date OF appoint
ment ana not from the date OF con-
irmation; taat persons appointed will
Dc required 10 give their whole time
to the Office and ii they are in other
business wneu appointed such bust
mes, must oe abandoned ana that il
they enter into o:ner business after
they are appointed TO tnese offices.
they Will Dc removed. These last
two requirements will hardly apply
to the small country Offices
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1893-03-17

Harrison was escorted TO ons OF the
chairs in front of the clerks desk.
Immediately afterward the president
eject was announced and Mr.. Cleve-
land. escorted bs Senator Ransom
took chair next TO Mr., Harrison.
His entrance into the chamber was
greeted with applause. Then Vice
President Morton administered the
oath OF Office 10 mis- successor and
yielded to MIN the chair OF the pre-
presiding officer. fist thanking the
senators for coErtesies shown him
during mis- term OF Office. The spe-
cial sessions OF the Fifty-third
congress was then formally opened
with PRAYER oy Chaplain Butler.
NJ. Stevenson then rose and said:
sena or. Deeply Impressed with a sense Of
its responsibilities and lis dignity, now enter
upon the discharge OF the duties of the high
Office 10 which have been called.
am not uamIndfnl OF the fact that among
the occupants OF this chair during the l0i years
OF our constitutional history. h we zen states
men emiu Mt alike Tor their talent and their
tlrelts, devotion TO public duty. Adams. JET
fersuu and Calhoun honorcd lis incumbaucy
during the early days OF the republic. while
Arthur, Hendricks and Morton have at a later
oi pres dent oi the most august d-liberative as
sembly known to man
] assLine the duties OF the great trust confded
to Inc with no light feeling Of self confidence
but "a her that OF grave must usI OF my sbility
10 satistac Only meet its requirements. ! may
he pardOned Tor saving il shall be my earn st
cndeavor To dis barge the important duties
n Inch lie D lors me with 10 less I'm partiality
AMI courtesy tuan hrmrcss and fidelity.
Earnestly invoking the corporation forbPar
n &c and uhurI'y OF each member. ! now ent r
arrfs FsHf fnf
scna-e.
As ne closed mis- remarks he directed
the secretary OF the senate 10 read the
proclamation OF the president conven-
ing she senate in extraordinary ses-
sion. Mr.. McCOo6 read the procla-
nation. thea the senators newly
elected or reelected were invited 0y
the vice president to come forward
ard take the oatn OF Office. rney did
so, each escorted by mis- colleague,
ana the oaln was solemnly admins
tered oy the vice president the sena-
tors afterward subscribing to the same
at the clerk desk. twenty OF those
to whom the oath OF Office was admin
istered were senators VINO nad been
reelected. Five took seats in the
senate for the first time. These are
Messrs. Lodge OF Massachusetts. Muir
phy OF New York. Roach of North Da-
kota. Smith OF New Jersey and White
of California The credentials of
john Martin rs senator from Kansas
were presented by Senator Pfeffer and
read. Mr. Hoar said the credentials
inst read seemed in 5ue firm ann IN
entitie Mr.. Martin prima facie TO be
admitted 10 4 seat IN the senate. II
there was to oe question as to his
lite the senate could pass upon that
afterward. He moved that the oath
De administered 10 Mr.. Martin. The
motion was agreed to and Mr.. Martin
took ana subscribed to the oath. All
these Dreliminaries having been ais
posed of the vice president directed
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1893-03-17
THE ANIMAL CREATION.

Buffalo Jones formerly of Garden
City, Kan. who. in 1883, corraled
few of the expiring buffalo, and
started herd for breeding purp sses,
has made a very good thing out of this
novel enterprise. He now sells full
grown buffalo for 81, 900. and has al
ready realized sos, 900 in this business.
His latest sale was one of the herd for
Austin Corbin's Vermont park.
4 gigantic gorilla, measuring sew
enty inches across it chest and with
shoulders as wide as those of three
men united, was shot by Lieutenant
Morgan's party recently at a place
twenty FIVE DAYS march from the coast
of CAMERON. The creature was 50
heavy and unwieldy that it required
the efforts Of sixteen men to drag it to
the station. Lieutenant Morgan re-
ports these facts to the Anthropolog-
zeal society of Berlin. Hitherto, it is
said, no gorilla has been seen by Euro
pcans beyond the first degree, north
latitude.
Tom Garrison, a well known guide
and fisherman at Greenwood lake, went
on the ice with his team and broke
through. The horses got ashore, and
one of them turned to look at her mas
ter. Tom saw her and called to her.
The intelligent beast approached him
and lie continued talking to her in a
coaxing voice. When She was within
ten feet Of him he thought Of her
training in blowing Whoa, Nell"
he shouted. Gee, now. gal. Back
up. Whoa. =" and in an instant he had
seized her long, flowing tail and
shouted: cit cp." Nell started for
ard and Tom was dragged out on the
ice.
A number of successful experiments
were recently made by n Russian army
officer in the training of falcons to
carry dispatches and general attention
has been called to the pos>ibiiitiei Of
the use of the bird for messenger pur-
poses in time Of war.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1893-03-17

WASHINGTON. March 10.-Isaac P.
Gray OF Indiana Will De minister to
Mexico. c. Il. Kiigore says that ne
was defeated 0y Senator Roger z.
Mills of TeSas for the Mexican mis-
sion ard that ne did it under the fimsy
Dretext that no Texas man ought 70
De selected for the place when ne
MIR Mills eight years ago when
Texas ana Mexico were not in the
harmonious relations they now enjoy,
recommended 4 Texan, Mr.. Bena-
vdes. for the place
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1893-03-17

the >ers vant-at-drm, 10 procee IN Inc
execution OF the order OF the senate
relative TO the Inauguration o! the
president OF the United States. The
procession TO the east portico OF the
capitol was then begun Mr.. johnson
the chief clerk OF the senate, an
nouucing the order in which IL was
TO move from the senate chamber.
About l: U o'clock the arrival of
Mrs. Cleveland. Mrs. Perrine and
other members of the presidential
parry Detokened an early appearance
Of the president-elect. There were
about fifty ladies and gentlemen in
the Cleveland party. and they were
shown to two rows OF chairs reserved
for them Immediately behind tine pres
idential enclosure. At l:S5 O'Clock
the doors leading into the rotunda to
the central portico of the inaugural
stand swung open and Marshal Dan
Ramsdeli OF the Distric; OF Columoia
and Marshal Wright OF the United
States supreme court appeared head
ing the procession. Ex-Vice President
Morton and Chief Justice Fuller and
the justices OF the supreme court
followed; then came Sergeant-at-
Arms Valentines and Senators Teller
Mcpherson and Ransom OF the com
mittee OF arrangements preceding
President Harrison and President
elect Cleveland. who walked side by
side. Mr.. Cleveland was warmly
greeted by the patient tnrong gath
cred about the stand, and after few
minutes OF delay he stepped 10 the
front and began the delivery OF his in
augural address, and Notwithstanding
the weather Mr.. Cleveland removed
his hat and with barred head addressed
the multitude. he spoke as follows 4;
Ny s.llow citizens. In obedience 10 the
mandate Of my CountrYmen l am about to
dedicate myself to your service under the
sanction OF solemn oath Deeply moved by
the expressions OF confidence and personal
attachment which called me 10 this service,
am sure my gratitude tau make no better
return than the pledge now give before God
and these witnesses OF unreserved and com
plete devotion to the interests ana welfare OF
those who have honOred me
deem IL fitting on this occasion, while in
dicatiug the opinions hold concerning public
refer to the existence OF certain conditions and
tendencies among our people which seem
10 menace the integrity and useful
ness OF this government While every
American citizens must contemplate with
pride and enthusiasm tie growth and eXpan
sion Of our country. the suficiency Of our in
stituiions to stand against the rudest shock OF
violence, the wonderful thrift and enterprise
OF our people ana he demonstrated superiority
Of our free government. it hehooves US con
stantly 20 watch for every symptom OF tnsidi-
Gus inhdeltiy that threatens our natlO1ial yigor.
The strong man who in the confidence Of
sturdy hFR III courts the sternest activities OF
life aud reiolces IN the hardwood OF constant
latOr may still have lurking near his yitals
unheeded, a disease that doons him 10 sudden
collapse. Il cannot be doubted that our
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1893-03-17
A Dish OF DATES.

81. First persecution of Christians.
100 Beer first mentioned by Ia titus
Coz. Sugar first mentioned, asa med
icine.
"a. silk first brought from India to
Europe.
Gao The Alcyandriau library burned
by Omar
1925. The potato taken to Europe by
Spaniard~
9se. AIbirauiu<. Arabian. nude a
geography
9ol The Arabic numerals br,ught
into Europe
1IsG. Conjunction Of all tho planets,
September ls.
1900 Beethoven first symphony per-
formed in public.
1861 First carpet factory opened 1t
Beauvois. France
1860 Lineo'n's election. Secession
of Southern states.
1919 Harvey demonstrated the cir
cuiatioa of the blood
I-9l Fastest % 20, eve Md & u
railroad. N =. ISL L. r.letr -.'.s--
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1893-03-17
INAUGURAL CEREMONY
A Great 0emJa-tri.ioa 2 a3c-iag The Popular
'Sil Of q Mizh-y Natoa.
CLOVER cL:V-LAND PRESENT AGMN.
yTItmoui Inciaent 1, War the Inn
POSIng Proceedings Admin-
Ixtrat on Changes Hands.

WASHINGTON. March 6, Whether
it arg e. good or pad those who see
in every manifestation OF Inc elements
an omen for good luck o. misfortune.
Is a question which eacA soothsayer
must settle in his ogn mind for the
iiercest weather OF the DAY began an
hour before the conclusion OF Presi-
dent HARRISON term OF Office and
ragei FOR an nour after President
Cleveland mad been indicted into Of
flee Thus the Harrison aministra-
tion went ont in storm and snow and
the CIeyeiann term was usaered IN
win icy wind and s.eet Under these
conditions Grover Cleveland OF New
York. thrice nominated .or president
OF the United States and twice elected.
was successfully indicted into that
high Office for q second term with all
tine appropriate ceremonies ana the
gatherings OF a mighty multitude.
Hal the atmospheric conditions been
anything ike favorable. instead Of
be nc a. pad as they could possibly
be, there would PROBABLY nave been
so. zoo men ana a number Of ladies
marching n the parade. The gov
errors 0! eleven oil the great states
New YORK New Jersey Connecticut
ana Massachusetts in the north and
east Pennsylvania and Maryland
among the middle ates; Georgia
North ana South Carolina ana Lousi-
ana in the soath, ana Wisconsin in
the far west participated in the ma
tional ceremonies and thereby en-
phasized the complete toration OF
national unity The scene along
the lire OF march was such
as no city out Washington and no
street but its well paved Pennsylvania
ayenu. could produce. The public
sni private stands erected along the
line OF march from the capitol 10 a
pont beyond the white house had an
estimated seating capacity OF 60, 600
persons and everyone OF Them was
crowded. Every loot of standing
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1893-03-17

NA>u1NGToN. Marcn 9.-It was
generally reported last night that
the president would send to the senate
to-day the name OF Fred Couiert Of
New York as minister 10 France; Pat
Collins OF Massachusetts. United
States consul general at Liverpool; NJ.
W. Jenkins of Wisconsin for the va
cancy on the bench created Oy putting
Gresham in the cabinet Gen. WHEELER
Of Michigan as pension commissioner.
ana Ireal Pusev Gray of Indiana,
minister 10 Mexico. II Mr.. kilgore
does not 20 TO Mexico tits certain that
ne can get another appointment
which will De better than place in
congress.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1893-03-17

to challenge President Cleveland
distinct or. The members OF Presi-
cent Harrison cioinet Major Gen.
Scnohsid comma 1Ging the army and
the senior admiral OF TIE navy fcl-
lowed in inc order named and the Sec
ond b-igade o. the escort brought up
the rear. In this order the pres
ideni-elect and vice president
elect we're escorted 10 the capitol.
When the senate clock indicated ll:50
tine vice president-elect was an
nounced ana Mr. Stevenson. escorted
by Senator Mcpherson, took n chair
to the right of Vice President Morton.
Immediately aiJerward the president
ana cabinet were ann 1uneed ana Pres
cent Hsrrison and ;he members of mis-
cabinet entered the chamber. Mr..
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1893-03-17

John & Carlisle the man who
Cleveland has selected for secretary
OF the treasury. is a native Kentuck-
ian. A country born boy. Mr.. Car
isles education was simply what 4
country school afforded in which after
ward he was the teacher. He is 5S
years old. He was lawyer of Gov
ington by. An epitome OF his ca
reer is ladder long brt quickly
climbed member OF the state house
OF representatives OF the senate pres
idential elec,or lieutenant governor.
representative in congress. speaker OF
the house, United States senator and
now secretary OF the treasury.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1893-03-17

Hilary II Herbert Is the man who
is to boss the naval affairs Of the
United States in the Cleveland admin
istration. He is 30 years old. a law
yer by profession. has served sixteen
years in congress, has Oeeu most OF
that time a member OF the house COM
mittee on naval affairs and for some
time chairman OF that committee Mr..
Heroert was born at Luurensville
:. C.. March J ,, 1881 his family re-
moving to Alabama in 1916. He
lives At MONTGOMERY. Ala.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1893-03-17

The underwriters are asking a pro-
hibitive rate for insuring the finder
box hotels which are crowding up
around the worlds fair grounds to
the danger Of the exposition build
ings and the city itself The author
tiles should have asked prohibitiye
rates for the permits in the first
place, and a great peril might have
hcen avoided.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1893-03-17

WASHINGTON. March 1l.-Senator
Mills says: Nh. KIigore's statement
as published wherein ne accuses me
of having represented to Mr. Cleve-
lano that it was impoIitlc to appoint
any Texan to the Mexican mission is
absolutely ana unquslifedly false.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1893-03-17

CLEVER idea that, of the man who
carries an expensive umbrella. He
has the handle made so that it can be
taken of, and whenever he has occa-
sion to leave the umbrella in a public
place he takes the handle of and puts
1t in his pocket. OF course nobody
would care to appropriate an umbrel-
Ia without a handle.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1893-03-17

WHILE this country has been suffer-
.ng from the severity Of the weather
this winter, it is reported that there
has been a phenomenal absence OF
snow in the Swiss Alps. Transporta-
ton has been seriously hampered. as
the sledges, it is said. are useless
and the Julien pass is traversed on
wheels, a midwinter circumstance
said to be previously unknown.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1893-03-17

AND deep down in the sporting
breast arises a little cloud Of sus-
picion no larger than mans hand.
Its uebulous outlines concentrate and
form the question: How much did
''P0mpadolU'n Jimmie Corbett have
to do with the immigration com
missioner's refusal to let Pugilist
Charlie Mitchell land on American
snil2
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1893-03-17

A BURGLAR keeled over from heart
disease upon being harshly accosted
by the householder whose premise.
ne had invaded This circumstance
recalls the necessity of dealing
gently with the erring. It is well
also TO remember that the average
burglar is not so weak Of heart as he
IS handy with his gun.