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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-07-01

Those who have used Dr.. King,
New Discovery know its value, and
those who have not, haye now the op
portuniiy to Try it lrec. Call on Tie
advertised druggist aud get a trial
bottle bottle tree. Send your name
and address TO II. i Bueklen & Co.,
chicago, aud get a sample box Of DR..
Kings New Lite Pills free. as well us
n copy ot Guide 10 Health and House.
hold Instructor free An OF which is
guaranteed to do YOU good and cost
you nothing. For salo by }. Z, Jones.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-07-01

Tic President is reported as bcins
mich amused By The repo.ts sen, out
regarding his obesity. He is in daily
receipt Of all sorts of recipes and com.
mtn'clIions from professors Of phys.
ira' culture bcariuz Oh Tie sabjeel.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-07-01

An appalling calamity in the Mcdi-
'efrahian sea occurred last Saturday.
An account Of il Will b. found Oh our
first page.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-07-01

ChambcrIain's Cough Remedy
j. famous
Cure Tor severe colds.
Famous a, Il
Preventive Of pneumonia.
Famous as a
Preventive and cure for Group
Famous for the relief it affords in
case OF
Whooping cough.
Fan,ons ~ t safe and pleasant
Medicine for children.
Fry il. 30 cent bottles for sale by all
druggists.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-07-01

THE BE8r SALvE in the world fol
,ui-, bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Hlieum. Fever Sores, Tclicr, Chappnd
Hands. ChiIblains, Corus; and all Skin
Erup,lUns. and positively cures Piles
or no pas required 1t Is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction or none,
rciunded. Price % cents per box.
For Sale by j. T. IoNEs.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-07-01

When Your Little Roy,
ou's ms foot apply Dir T~icbenors
An'iscptic. You will be delighted
with the result.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-07-01

Gongh' Cough Cough Then e Coffin,
stop it quick. Plantation Cough
syrup viii do it, and price only % and
30 cent, Why not try in Sold and
guaranteed satisfactory by all drug.
ei.l..
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-07-01

Iy Att.o hor vas very bad III fr
80 maaiAs witA diarrhpt. We used
t1fi'us medicine. also eallc4 IN two
doctors, bni notIiJg done him d
good until we used Caambci1in' Col.
'e' Ctolcr1 and Diarfhcq Remedy
winch gave Immediate relief AMI soon,
c"fndLim consider ittac best med.
irine made aud can conscientious y rec.
oinniena it to all who need a diarrboaa
of'o!'c medicine. J. L, Hare. Trenton
Tex. % aud 80 cen bottle for sarn Ia,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-07-01

hosciusko, Miss, Noy. 49,, S01
have found DR. Tichenors Anti.cp
tic a fine remedy for burns and cuts.
{. W, ATKINSON. Whcelright.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-07-01
EOR DX.pEpGIA-

indigestion, and Stomach disorders ,eko
AZ BftOWNis IRON BfTTERs,
~ dealers Keep 1t, 81 per bottle. Genuine mas
ua4e mark and crossed red lines on vrarneT
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-07-01
AN EXCELLENT INVESTMENT


DALY SUNDAY, HEEEyy
S7 PER Ifay. $500 Per Year. sr.oo. bey Year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-22

playfullv pulling tho trigger when
Hank Mobiles caught lhe knife On
tn luted, I'D me- sh1ot, Can, I've go &
the knife" The gun was immediate y
lowered and Connolly was tHkeu uwHN.
Cuuucliy cut a man last inll, ih" uiii
Guilty starting over the snme thins--H
dog dgut
The other day twenty hrcu stout
lists" were dtnYrcd 0n q freight train
IA Wnl.fui Valley about eight mile.
East " k'upm nn, by order of % thll.
road ICl ruvs, observe the M1haFr
county Wiuor. The CUNT walk u iutu
town, AWNING about seven O'Clock iu
tue evcuint. They were taken 90 one
Uf the restaurants by tnu shlrl au.
given biz ieuG 1T the tE uusv OBJ.
blgurattCd tUWuHmau, Iub tlg wa
sent Gus wts.Wars next night They
are the advance guArl OF The mighty
army Of tramps tue great state pf Colo.
fadO h producing, aud rep ft ihoy urc
from the poiato uiggings OF that elale.
$. w. Fuller, western representa-, We
of HAYWOOD bros. d Co., muiuiu
manu- aciurUfa, col San Fruc.Cu, uar
been uisngufod FOR life by nrss pui
greyhound. A. Mr. Fuller was huOu.
W rrtire tu- doy, q psriaulriy injyIIi-
gtut aud uil,uuIuate animal came uU
o. bis mHs.cr, ~ hr Wss accustomed Co
DO, or irolic. Nis Fuller put his
arm nrouud the dlg ami was STOUT ~
lilt him into his lap when tine ANNA.
grabbed him 10y the nose anu gave
three vig0raussuapH. Mr. Fuller was
unzud Tor nom nj bul ran QuicNit
tor nssiHtanur, the blood "a tho mean.
time fuuHiuk from his nose iu U
stream A physician nrrivui iUa
MINUTES lsior, Auu au examination &C..
vraloi the Het that piece oi the
nrsy portion UI tnu uuHu us large
AROUND Hs silver quarter nai been
bitten on. iHste notes extending
clear through tlU uusc showed wurft
tue uuIs OF TIE Hu. ha. Ivrc'talvf.
Mr. Fuller was compile ely prusirairi ~
Toe ehlcs nui i- Iu d very Der Uuf
couditiun. From be- close proximity
Of TIE wound 10 tuH brain 10 wa icafr.
thut blood p1ifuniug might Ousuo sru
produce fatal grsulis, tut thua uf uu
tuuh symptoms have been manifested.
MI Fuller suilsfs great deaf Of pnir
hui ME uusU Do Ewp,lui 10 twicc b.
natural s'z", hui The physician iu at.
tendance uHi.vus the wound Will heal
Ia three on four weeks.
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mArsRAls SAFE.

DUUsuNNr no ~ ounEH OF sAIE TO
4 ur lrr.iHI Iy tho iuIrl JUDICIAL IHfurt
tuuTtuf ilu Territory uf 20 d. . shall oAuuHr
90 UuHur HHlHt 90 tNr south front door Of
County tugT rouse On tuu city ui salt tatc
county UI PALE tale aud rDrr foIy OF Utah, on
iNv lIN dag of hrryWUVH, IH|H, At o. O'Clock
30 1u she Hunt uilu raIm Hui interest ~
a hUtt q Nulg. NuaAua ~ W ni'a ns W &c.
* Itv 80. bCUrEr, Juhu ~ bailey aud Mrs. John
%, haUtl, Do wife, md %, % hituvI uf in, and
90 thr following described reHl estate situate,
II rr bnu DUrE 10 rNt lalO tUuuty, aud
utHff|IUd rH follows. tnaWtt.
lIr0t. HH uHuWIutu has ul Tot two ~ block
ono hundred and Ihtv. nine uI U.Ht "n'i -alt
lHtU t,tf survey. tIfu tup uuHIgltrd halt %
lut Uur ut enid block i u,roHHrl. Also me
following described property tu.Wt' Al Of
LOIS 90 o, %, li and o.. boo block one - a },
Wl,tn'H South salt lake lldiuuu, being sui.
dIuslnl ut Iuls two au1 Three anl paHt uf lot
four, block HA ufr uyrn plat 80, ltU tiU.d
survey, o. appears 90 tug records OF SAT- take
County uad situated 10 ralt Lake County, tan
1urulufy
no be s1ld 90 thc properly Of Albert JWhuo.
hnthua ~. White, Die VIE Kate q George.
JulH %. bailey and Mrs John u, HALEY, biz
NllH anu %. %. hituor. ~ the suit ~ Althua
nFuuu.
Terms Of sale, cash
NhT 81. BRIGHAM,
BY Juus ~ CumuCk, o., b. MArdhaL
upWuty hauhal
Dated November !. IsNI
BARLOW ttUpU'uN Attorney Tor Plaintiff.
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SUMMONS.
ln te rl uitirIti court ln aud Tor me Third
aall.al untHgt of Utah TERRITORY,
COMFY 90 HHlt Lac



ti' People u Che Territory Of Ut,h sona
E'''Nnf It" Thomas %. smith, defendant
vow lfe H,rauE t.| tired 90 appoai In m 20
unIntf IH fhr Iu.fiHt court N tho Thifd Ju.
N..al lhtrrto az hp lyrut1ry OF Utah. AID 10
.nsHef tuH 01Wu'siUt f.rd therein viihiu ten
unIt .'N.IusNo no hg aav Of s1tW 81 after
uu sn.N wee Un yul Dt thIt suWmons=-if safycd
within tlis county. Of. n fffvru 0ut of thls
county Cot iu thIh district. within twenty daysi
'.eIHar WIlhln Tory 1sIsHor laiament ny
q iallt will uu tAlrn aFaiatt you, according 70
Ihr rtHf 90 uf q. compliant
700 aa'i /. uan BE- brought 90 have a decree q
lHs court DE ulEinE tUu U1u1s % matfimouy
sA.d defendant aud ma; plaintiff bc'niiowad
o. resume bee ma,dou name OF Ul!u 70. HAL
Dog lhal me Del awarded the costs VI tln
aHt1 other aud further relief ~ 70 Ibis
,Nuli NHN seem just, above relief prayed ca
.hu sfHuud that tycr fiuCu rcpL ~ lsUl do.
,' .|. G.a ,a.lsd 70 p.'Wae p,ainta VIII ne
auuy HulC 90 81 ed. that tln 10 dec. i, lssl. Dc.
lcuinrl WNiuIN deserted aud aunndouet
30 ANITA shat lr TOO with bin considerable
suu nf plHiuuts rsluiuss. Iuayirg hor with
lHsIo uay and mo- money o. pay thtm. ttat
dirin, no winter OF I.Hl. doicudsst had long
HnH dangerous illness thereby mourning a
afsn rh .'us' mt defendant sas informed n
tr, .unduuu hli refused io send anything iJr
her support. although HhIr tu DO 20
fuI Eul afg hereby bottled that n ylu faii
iu IUprHg and ausWyl the saId comuitint az
|HNv .IN|rrl thg sA'u plaintiff viii hrpy "
one rnlrttlr 900 fuilef demanded thtrrlh.
MiiunHa tho Hon. CHARLES =. Zane, IudHo,ani
ihr tga. nI goo iutuet Court u the THIRD
IlaI-iaI uttnri, iu ADD Tor thu Territory 81
Utah, iHIa slih DAY " september, iu thH year
of ulr lDIf ono thousand eight huudfed aud
TlAtI uENm %. MCMILLAN. CLERK.
% DL" 10, LooHls Deputy ClrrE.
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Assessment NOTICE

wan AID GAIT LtKN CANAL go.
Principal ptate o. rutihcst, sait Lass CITY,
Utah
NruTICE Is UEEoaN GIVEN rl'hr
~ Itu mrrtiuE of tNe tru4tagH hc.t uu hhu
300 Iaf OF rptUHbrU 1873, on utHrstWUut 90
.I utr ahate wfa LEVIED on tbr capital f'u.
o.. 100 corporation. payable 90 She -rUrciHI. g
tNH general 1Nt1 90 thn company. room ;.
H1HtutvNon aiding, talt job" tIFs utHH.
before ths zee Gay ~ euyemttr. i.l
Any stock dp1n which ihh u..safuDnt Ii.
frma.u UNPAID OF tho no thH Yf NUF.s Oh. ..I.
ND Ir'iUudCut and advrruaH q f1r Ha.r Ht rUH'I.
.H. Uru. and unltra unvtruf iH maze N.iUf..
Will uo cold on ihe nud dHf q NotrmI D.. .
U.I.. Itls, o. nay fho utInVrerf aHHUHN...UI.
together with thc c0st Of advertising end els
posse o. sale.
taIt Take CITY, oct Q. 1921
GIDEON IS DfnEa,
.U..uflfv
Nfh meeting OF ne board Uf UIf0.tHfH Hf .NH
lIiu quo shIt lakr Dauh| Co.. If.U Uu Geo. 90
IHH UuIu Tor drDlhrHU Goo T..F. ...tsH.
mont delinquent woe fFtUUHFI 'u Ir. .uIt
'tt and ults tho uuH vl rHI. iH Doc. %. Hl I
f.W INH. U1uEus g. U|IN..
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NOTICE OF PETITION foa ApMEAs.
UREMENT or DOVER.
10 tho rfosats Couriia and FOR salt Laks
Couaty. Utah roruiory.


90 Nie 'AHst Nt Wo ha'Ail "i AeN -9l hIAh'
Deceased.
1'u MATILDA UGAtS JENsINgs.
y. 'h.r h.'a. Jo'c1h VI hrNu.
9. ur.IU. ffrseasa HfsIn. kuen
f.u. bore i.rsn. aud Aprte :.
'.W af slII deceased. anIaI person claiming
Sou ara hcf..g uuHHtl tlnt annie o.. Hraia
500 in lt. above guttDd uuHft wherein tue
-iitr 90 . ie"'AafI b. being Hiuiini'io-ei.
Hswr. ac had AMI tHht s1it dover BE- =
.ruei in hrr uut 1t Zoo following doscr.bod
.t pfopuIL ni said deceased. t1.wh. @ltn
.l 20 -a,i ase County uiah lerrilorj and
u'lWv"t rHrHo uI 'lf hte Boz lcNuon
'.i lfsn DO township ono north. renee one
..IH I..t one aui i1fae. f1rrita lIt.I feet,
.,l''H. eleven 'll rose. ilgpeu su1ih
sh. iufog i1ufih' ltu. ioet thence
.sguirianf tro ana ush.i.iouF handfeit6,
.e.ata- Commencing st q poisi tire. and
'Nt N1.i .a. rode u'U.H uf lrft nuTth and four
.N 700. Uust fIuu tfH s.ufHuaat corner ~
..a IafU two .IlI Iu Plat 'u.' Tslt l.akn
. li''f aul rannius thrurc north ~, ~
goo d rode Waug0 wefi eleven .llI rods 70
. Wh.o OF hoiinnIns. containing a i.l9
Imri e. Commencing three and one third
~. role 1ul.n from iho sHu'rwcst corner q
f.HUk thirty two ..4I Dr. plat "U.H saIt lake
ii1 nuwsTHuF running Ih,uUu east Give. ,Iruls
H.1 Coo huU .rt.laif 'IUH| fggt thrUrr north
hirru FuI twu.tNi.rH IHH rods. ttpuUr wHat
lf .'. fota hri Zen and one .naIf lut isot.
WCnrc south t.A'tru end tuu.thifds .i.f fpds
INr piece uf beginning containing tinctT.
.HIrs uu' ninety tHt,u ninety ninihs los $50
'NuItf fHis uf sr1uud.
fDlrH .l1uusaUHr Ht Ihc souihWost cor.
htr % h'u'H itrg. tHIUf .lsI Boa Plat 70
rhN lHtU city survey aD1 running thence
,a.l Dye rode and iru and uaU. baf 10 -
.ffi. t'HH.r north tN.uU tow ruIf. thence wast
ono no. IHI Ten auI urt.nslf dos fpet. t1rncs
."|tH '.H 100. fHIH. lHrH.r wet fuHr 49, rods,
.Nru. .H.iI irn lUI rode @ tIa place Of be-
N.au.IEt containing one HuuHr.t ui tvoIvs
.Hf N..if .Ha NuU1fedthH 900. ...iJY. square
r.. of tIuuuG.
lnb Commencing fts11ihrasi c1fuer.t
poe 10. HH". HIhtr 0HH Gov uift 10 fst Lake
'IiU surrey, .HI uru.ug thence IuftI seven
no. rode tntHrr wet tVu Hut Uur-HaU ash
."HH. tHUU.y south seven CD rode. thence raag
tHW Nnd 1u0 hali .laI rods So She place ~ Do.
sIHnlHEt containing seventeen and one. hAf
.I.a square TH.Ia % ground
1000 "rr 1uftHu| n.f GOD fIut thU hunrIlr %
tiII IruUNu De-. been .rt fuI luCfiaY, che l.ih
NN' 90 December. Is.|, 81 D. O'Clock n nI. ~ salI
tHI 4t thr count room uf said rUuft AZ tHC ruuns
iF court house lu sale iatg cuuuIy, ttan Ter.
nNrF ut Witch time end place you Will show
'lHt.. 10 a1T there TO- why sad pouu1n
should UHt Do sTHui"d.
a. - MELuY, Of Cisrk aaii court
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.


T0TNTT OF IT--T'' ------- W ----T-
NOTfCE is UEntUf GIVEN UY ruC
~ undersigneu Tnomae D. jane. HI.
miuIstrator Of the estate 0t Joseph EI.r.. Ut.
cfhard 10 the crodf1ra ~ auu ... ..#.HuH
having elaima nFsnN the tNu deceased. tH
eNhiht them with thU nee. aafrH u.H-..H..
within ten mouths sfier ne irst puh. cation uf
THE NOTICE. o. INC ahla inomH. D. IHI".. Ht
lion HaHdIng. salt iato C,ty, boz tho County %
bait lake.
Dated Sow. 9Th, isli
THOMAS 4. janis.
Administrator OF me estate 90 Iu.r.l J.urs,
deceased
uEstft iiAuatSGroy, attlsH.. f..r.ate
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nor. IrrL tnf NStr IHHT ..iIY. m
~ HuyrHf tur fuHteH. u. ". IH.N. 5000
y h.uE '"mnlnN mag II'. " N fol.
U.aps#muuf $40. q. pf la cont. .". ..H... f. .a. .
tyuUu1 fha i.tu dut uI ...UH I.. .... and
10 uut uIIH before. VIII N" HI... ...I |Hr .IIJ
HuH cold Ht public auction .H I.. .IH dow uf
lfHUHWHOT IrIl. ut Do u'CL1. ... II THU UHI.u
aI fHr tumrlnY, salt late D.". I.H. Do pay
delinquent f..UaH mont f"..'... #.." U".s. uI
advertising ana uApuu.c Ui
50. o. HlEUus. .s.y.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
lu trr Probate IHU, n aHI for rI. o.
County, lyIuilW Ut lfaH.

lH frr Probate IHHUtIu aHI IHr rII. Lake
County, Territory Ut lsH.
Iu mo Matter Hf One fsutfut EmIyy Helm
IU.H.HUU.
NOTICE Ia UI..Hl OWES Thar
N William a UHEay.s, tIu.u..UafUr uI lHG
,Hl.ir of lrNT s. NU.H. deceased HHH ron.
IpT.I fuT settlement. Huu N'yI boo rIu tuurl
N|. uHHI HH.uHHt HI HIH administration ul HH.t
UHfHtn HuH petition fUT IH.. u.t'I"HtHu HI iHu
HIHI.uH H' BALD estate among IhH UHrHuus HU.
f"I,u fIsT.lH. nuu tHHf rutIIli. 600 800 day
UI December. A 10. I-H.tHt IH O'Clock m nc
tNr Court NHHH nl s.II Court Iu Ono comfy
iuUrI house, salt l4.H .. 1867 Hut County. itIu
rHrFInIN hNa been dU.F appointed Hv tHr
Judge of HHiu Court fHr Goo .IutmUut uf said
account Hul hearing HHI petition fur uiHtrlhu
uuu, 100 which lmH uuu UIH." any urrsuu
Interested sIiH UslHI" uN| HurHr lud show
UHu.r. DO Hur there Doe. HuH ruHI account should
HUl Doc HIf.Iuu auF approved aul luaI ulstiluu
uHu made HH UrlIrN fI..
Dated November lYih, l.H
no. g. NLtuY.
lIrfl of .Iy Probate Court
M,unTLr IS AuAGs Attorneys iUr thr Es.
fHl#
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-22

10 thc lfnnHio Court, Iu aud for salt Lake
county, Icfrlofy % Utah.
lu tho Matter % ihe Estate OF Elizabeth
Very, Deceased
NurlCE i4 lEBlbN GIVEN THAT VIII.
a Nlu A. LnEfgHs, administrator of tho
trlHi" uf EiElht'h NufF, deceased. has rem
lrIrt O.. r.NuHrut uuu nlyd ln tlid Court ms
lnaI account uf hH humanitarian OF aald
Uft1.t un1 UNtiIn FOR NnHl uIHtrHutUu 90 tNe
fra.lIu OF HaIi estate among thr urrsuua emit.
ilrI thereto, Hul tHt Saturday. ut'o nlH IHy lf
r'rW'tIi a. 10 is.I 100 90 O'Clock TO-. m.. No tho
court room ~ H1l Court no tho County Court
House 'hli lahg Guy ana county, ttah Ter.
rlofNt ha. De- iuiN appointed uy tho Judge
" sail Court Tor me 1rtflcmvut of saId 8c.
cNuui ana hearing sat petition Cor diHtfllu.
tun, 90 which ilmr aud place amy person Ius
irr1alCi Doc Hhld estate my appear and show
cause, 10 any iherc be-, WHY SAID account should
go Zoo fniilciuud approved and dhai dlatFibu,
ton made HH prayed fnr
Dated NUN, Oh, 1855
o. v. MELOY.
tIDrs oi taD Probate Court
MAuurIr 81 ADAMS.
At'rTurys for istltf.
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PILLS.

frr sale b. 81 Druggists Price a3a per horf
HHnrH Tor 90 Or cent uY mail, postage free %
.tacipt Of uriua, Dr. N. fchanok ,au. pniid'a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-22

The People of tho lrrutury 1f Utah soud
W.ouug TO samuel o.. Ravens, poiend
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-02-10
THE LATEST NEWS
FROM ALL SECTIONS 0P THEsSTATE AND
COUNTRY.
DISHED OUT TO FISHERMAN AND
FARMER READERS IN
SMALL BITES.

Mr.. Gladstone is now eighty-four
years Of age
A rope 1870 yards long has Just
been made in England. It weighs sc
tons.
The first theatre IN the United
Stares WAS at Williamsburg, Va, IL
1859.
Biaine's estate is worth $4,000.
He left everything unreserved'y to
Mrs. Blaine.
1t is said that the late Bishop
Brooks, If Boston, left real estate
nd personal property worth about
$4,000.
In prize fight in New Orleans
Thursday night, Feb, I'd, George
'1oodrych was killed in the ring.
Itis said that the ice has swept
very oyster from some of the beds
N this locality.-BerkleT Graphic.
Charlotte graded school has the
largest attendance of any school in
She State. There are one thousand
children enrolled.
Norfolk had another peanut fire
last week. This tiae il was located
on Roanoke Dock, and the loss wa.
about S5O,000.
Lilies are raised as a regular field
crop in the Bermudas. In one Of the
largest heIdssover 100000 my be
seen IN bloom at the same time.a
The arrangements to remove the
remains Of President Davis to Rich
mond are now being made. There
will be great military and civic
display al the interment.
1t is stated that the oyster ssp-l
ply at baltimore, is about exhausted:
hat the most of the packing houses
are being obliged to close, and that
he extreme cold has killed 80 per
cat Il .hl oysters On the river beds.
Prices have greatly advanced .-Ex
The British steamer Samoa sailed
On Saturday, the 4th, from New Or
cans with cargo of cotton and
''ier HTo"uce equal in all to 10000
o"le> @! cotton. 1t was the LARGEST
-~'e' ~, sh'pped from an American
'OTt
+ 40 years ago a ship
'or Eo@ 80 tast in the harbor of
SO never got OF
= - o'sg'rg sellar for =.
From street thev
ia. wenty feet under the 7
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-02-10
ENTERPRISE IN NORTH CAPOr MA

The News and Observer, of Raleigh,
announces that another great enter
prise ia to be ADDED TO the already
long list OF enterprises established
in the Old North State. A company
of capitalists, including the Messrs.
Odell. the well-known North Caro,i-
na cotton manufacturers. are prepar-
ing to erect Q large cotton plant at
Lockville.
The property purchased by the
- onIpany includes the water pow {
- L""kvr' IL wal"h Is estimated 4,
like 5000 horse, a goodlv
portion o when ~ rea"y for u.
also the widely known Lockvi!ie
Evera i Go.gan dams toer,Iel
with $3.50 acres Of The surrounding
land, with the Touring mills and
town Of Lockville, and is situated on
the Seaboard air Lue. TIE ipdus-
tries of the south are increasing in
Dumher with e~Ch year and Ncrti
'aro''"" 'S keeping pace with the
mos enterprieiu4 O. her sister
Sites.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-02-10
IMPORTANT TO LADIES.

Sir-I made asa OF vouT PHILO-
TOKEN with nv last child, in Or,!er
To procure "a safe and easy ttnvAIl.
| used it about two menths before
my expected time, unrlll was tax. a
sick, and had very quick AMI easy
Confinement. Nothing occurred t0
protraet my cenvalesceace, and
got about III less time than was asuaI
for me. J think it q meticlne that
should be used by every expectant
mother. for should they bat try it as
[ have, they wpuld never be without
it at such times.
| am your- respectfully,
Mrs ELIZABETH DIX
Any merchant or druggist can pro.
cure RIsLEY's PHlLeToKEs for 8!
bottle.
F. RISLEY,..
Wholesals BraggIst
81 Cortlandt ST., New York.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-02-10
FACTORIES SHOULD BE ENCOURAGED.
Progressive Sou:h.l

The advantages OF manufa cturin4
are not always appreciated to their
! fullest extent. Factories successfully
managed exert a wide spread influence
that extends tn every avoCaton.
hence it is to the interest of ever,
man, woman and child to aid and
encourage such institut ons. They
bring money from abroad ane distrlb
ute it throughout their locality, they
furnish steady and remunerative
employment to large force of opera
tives; they increase the merchants
trade, and it is desirable trade. as
it is Cd cash or short-time bash.
investors III real estate would find
profitable emplovment for surplus
capital in building and renting h ousea
for good class cf tenants; cantCac-
tors, carpenters. masous and other
mechanics and lab6rers are kept more
or less empsovSd; the farmer is
enabled to successfully diversity his
crops by raising fruits, vegetabIec,
meats, ETC., for home market a fair
values. On the whole the esrah-
lishments OF a factory by men co,nre-
tent to manage successfully is a
blessing to any community, and - is
a duty devolving upon every locality
that has available opportunities ant
sustaining elements to put forth it,
utmost endeavor to promote factory
building and thereby increase the
general prosperity.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-02-10

The FISHERMAN & FARMER wants
a good. trustworthy snd reliable agent
In ri the surrounding oca tiles. Lilo
era commission will be given right
parties Apply at once, BY letter or
at the office -
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-02-10
Fine New trout and mull~ts continue

Fine New trout and mull~ts continue
o come in, in good Quantities, and {"
commend fairly good prices, about II
cents each who Iesale fe2 the former,
and 3 to cents for the latter. We are
told Of 1000 mullets taken at one haui
we are also informed II a very good
catch at one haul Is Eorehead waters
by two young men OF that place.
Walter Devils and Elijah Wade. They
caught three sharpie leads, S175 worth
of trout and mullets at one haul, and
the fish were so plentiful that they
think others had been at hand to
render assistance they could hav"
secured 10 or zoe barrels OF them.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-02-10

Mrssrs. Haywood and Helen Huff
caught G8O rock and $500 white perch
Saturday night about miles below
New Berne- Both these varieties of
fish are now commanding high prices
north and the lucky brothers wer-
Offered $500 here for their catch. iThey
however declined it preferring to ship
the fish themselves in the confidence
that they would realize still large
sum. They were 10 large boxes OF
them.
The whole number (oyer 1000, wele
caught at one haul.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-02-10
The SDaa2Iet Hnir Thrrrs q ShadozU."
c.. FRIDAY February 10. 1898.
SOME GOOD FISHING.
New Berne Journal, end. I

hree more lots of rock came IN
Tuesday. One lot caught the previous
night by Geo. Moore. col. sold for S17e
and the whole Sl70 worth did rot
weigh to exceed 500 pounds. 1t VIII
thus be seen what remarkably good
price these fish are commanding.