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"sLUK FRONT" Arson CASE.
Bryan Declares the ThsArge False and
Malicious.

John Bryant, y hose real .ssas 10 Bryan. snd
Richard X. Eo%msr, aettar known As "Old
Uncle Dick" were in Justice taldwsll's court
yesterday moru.ng 10 ans~es Ine charge of set
ting ire to the Blue FROM saloon. on King
street April L Counsel fos tie defense were
ready 10 proceed, but on mCslrn OF the state the
hearing was postponed TO nsst Saturday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock. The buds were placed AT
s. so each, in i2iault OF w.ll9a the prisoners
were sent to the county jais
Bryants counsel offered $40 cssh bail. but
the Justice ref Asei IL and aldo turned a desf ear
to a plea Tor lower houda; Bryant addressed
the court In ais own bes's;t. declaring the
charge TO hare beea truI.pai up and made
Il rough msiica.
There 10 no r. alton betwe=S W. II. bryant,
who sw ore oul tho warrant: aad Johu Bryant.
or Bryan. /, - said by thk Roltce that Bryan
came 20 Seattle with s.. 600 sSa ned IN peculiar
manner in Montana and shal he adopted the
name OF Bryant as an alias:
The Rlue Front saloon MA insured IN the
Ailemannta c,isa pany, not :,hs Spring asld, as
stated yesterdzs Tie la:tee company has re-
fused ali business IN the give Front sseuon
Of tie city.
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B. Killisn, colored, who on March rs
Featured Angelo Miguella's skull with q lump
o. heavy slate during an alteration between
ls''ing squads OF negroes aud Italians, yester-
Gas withdrew his plea Of not guilty to tie
eaISe of assault with q deadly weapon, aud
sa'esed plea of guilty. Judge Humes at onca
1n'eaesd HIM to Que year in the penitentiary
ne siso sentenced William O'Connor 10 FIVE
jsa's Ia the penltentiary for tho burglary OF tho
eae'''ng house of James Howard and Michael
U Iool at Ballard. on tho night of April Is
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NOT A PART OF THE WILL.
Chiidren OF the Late w. q. Hill Become
n alr ~. N.-s~-

Judge Langley ysstsrday rendered decision
which practically declares invalid the last will
Of the late W. c. Hill. the weil-known capitalist
VIC died IN this city over two years ago.
Hi ma 10 short will In which he left all his
property 10 his wife aud made no mention of his
tgai children living. At the same time he
sro's long personal letter to her. telling her
bow to handle the property and giving her ad-
wee s to the training Of the children, etc. This
va enclosed In the Same envelope 40 the last
VII, and. inasmuch - the will itself, by reason
O. not mentioning his children would be- in.
1sii. according to the isws OF this state, 4.
vas sought to have this letter, In which he
seaIions his children ~ group. and some of
hem by name, incorporated As . part of the
VII Judge Langley, however. decided that
H. had died intestate 40 to his childreh, which
leaves them TO inherit as IL no will had been
Nsia
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Pisquat Gabotss, an old man who 10 brought
into the police station about twice each week
with Cts, was struck by Q Northern Pacific
train near the Bay View brewery yesterday
morning and bis right arm broken. The en-
gineer saw Gabotte, who seemed unable to get
of the track, and had time to slow down before
the Ruard struck him. There II no danger of
the mans injuries resulting fatally.
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Furniture Dealer Attached.

A".chme1, suits we're begun yesterday
EAnss q. W simouds. furniture dealer a,
sA'fd sni Pike streets. by the following arms:
,A9lt Lounge and Mattress Company for SIZE:
90. .NAe u'oa Furni ure Manu- laeturing Company.
80 Nchols .-Southwick Company. 3Isl -;
Harmon & Co. $50: NJ. seller & Co.
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Or. Hannibal Mills Aeuaitt~d.

=, as 'ealei verdict o. the Jury Ia the case of
tA-a'osl Ml :. who wa. tried before Judge
ae''s tuesday for assault with a deadly
.sA@a. "ss opened Yesterday morning and
- - tie defendant not guilty. Mills defense
- AAi Ae "ss drunk and that his gun weut
~ Accl ssptarv
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Diver Benjamin - WoPk-Nany Wnt
RnDmnPa>

Diver Benjamin. % WeFk-Nsny Wnd
RumOfs.
Hrumors would bring the missing Nellie Hot-
gate back 10 her anxious friends. shs would
have been returned many times yesterday. IL
seemed a. though the city had gone Wild over
the mystery, and when the report was started
about II o'clock in the morning to the effect that
Diver Benjamin had found the body, the tale
phones IN the police station, Bonney q SeswTt's
morgue, the corouer's and the Newspaper ofnces
commenced to ring. They rang oil the remain
der Of the day, and in niue-tsntns Of the cares
the question was:
81 hear they have found the body OF Miss
Nellie Holgate. Is there any truth In the
Yumorr
The diver went down several times yesterday
in about thirty feet of water. but found no trace
Of the body. Work will be continued this morn
ing if the day Is bright, and continued for sew
erai daya Mr.. MacDougall said last night that
the purse raised would keep the diver at work
for some tima
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Attorneys Awarded Fees.

Ihssuii Of Turner & MeCutcheon against the
'ast sound National bank for $50 attorney
lses occupied Judge osborn's attention most OF
's Tine yesterday. A jury Was waived ana the
ese Was submitted to the cour. without argu.
.sA'. WHO found Tor the Plaintiff In The sum OF
vs. The case grew out of misunderstanding
20 whether the attorneys were acting for the
sA2A q Tie seattle Terminal Railway & Ele-
saof Company IN the collection OF collatsrs.s
asd by Tie bank 10 secure a loan TO the COM
NnF
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BY SPEECH AND SONG.

Evangelists tn Commence work at Bat
terry street ~. 4. Church.
Fvangelis;s Bal and Arne arrived IN the city
Tuesday evening and begin work tomorrow IN
the Battery street Methodist Episcopal church
An early morning pszyer ineei.Gg viii &c he'd
Is . s'ssoek aad ols.s sead3ag q es.sck IL
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To print: that is why We never use iesii-
moniaIs in cur advertising. We are con-
stant!y rece sing them arem all parts OF
the world. Iae Gail BosdAn Eagle Brand
Condensed MIX is the se5t infants food.
Grocers and Druggists.
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Attorney J. ". Pratt brought thirteen suits
"s'es-ay - t0rec.ose city improvement assess.
sen AsHs, acFregatins s.. 95a.3l The improve
1s0S los which the assessments were made
s'e the grading and sidewslking Of Erie
Ass', rom hassr - WyckoT: Baker street,
70 lesier svenue to Erie, aud Wycko5 street,
hoG Er!e Ia ,sHfornis
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Supply Company OF Tacoma fer So g, the
value of seven bundles and seven pieces of iron
piping which the libeslant ciaims the master OF
the ship received at New York ans Jailed to de-
liver 1T Tacoma accoys ing TO contact
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The Terms, SIS Cash
and the Balance
$40 a Month.

With good inside residence property
offered on such terms, no prudent and in
dustrious man has an excuse for not ao-
curing q desirable home-site. and ulti-
mately . home, II no has not enough
money laid by now to build with.
These are said to be quiet times, but this
property is going of like hot cakes. for
people generally realise that, considerins
tho character and location Of the property.
such an offer a. ours has never before
been equaled in Seattle. At the present
rate Of progress We will not have lot left
in Madison Street Gable Railway Addition
IN q month.
Then people who want "chsap lots. T"
and fail to secure one Of these. will have
70 20 four or Eve miles out Of town and
take from three-quarters Of IN hour TO an
hour to got there.
Talk about cheap lotst Just think Of III
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FURNITURE!
Hardwood Chamber Suits,
$14.OO
Fine Ash Chamber Suits
$1,000
Fine Ash CheVl Chamber Suits,
$1,000
GEO. w. HADFIELD
Second and University ST.
--THE-
Hope kindergarten
AND PRIMARY SCHOOLS FOB
BOYS AND GIRLS.
Republican streets North Seattle. nom
Ola = Also 1890 Eleventh st.
from 130 70 A:30 m
Principal. Miss wlntsroourue (Frobsl uaion
Ing College, London, Engiand), Who
holds King County Tsachsr's
Certificate. second grsdA
Fees payable in advance for either session.
% Pc month.
\ smAn fee OF 25c Per month win b. oharosd for
kindergarten mseriAls. Of Eifts and stationery
Tho methods Of teaching are based On
YRRBEL!s SYSTEM. which IL now being uni
vsrHaly adopted ~ the best teachers Of infAntA
Lessons in French, Music
and German given by
arrangement.
REB8REECE0-Rsv. David q Garrett 81
Marks FACTORY: Mr. L. q J. Hunt Yasrow, Lake
Washington; Reg. Wallace Mating, 1870 Unt
vePSity street, and parents Of former pupiis.
Lessons in French, Music
and German given by
arrangement.

REB8REECE9-Rsv. David q Garrett 81
Marks rectoRy: MrA L. J. Hunt Yarrow, Lake
Washington: Res. Wallace Mating, 1870 Unt
versity street, and parents Of former pupils,
For further information apply To the MISSES
WINTERRoURHE, 1920 Eleventh street. o1ty.
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For RerSt

Splendid store room. 10 feet deep, on
Commercial street. FlEs:-ciass location.
Low rent. apply room ,l@ SIIire-Latimer
building.
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There 10 no oue article In AhS Lac Of medicines
tha. gives 50 lsrEe return, it. the money as a
good porous strengthening PLASTER, such As Car
ter's smart Weed ana E.s. .acoana backaens
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+. E Graham, who is appear at the new Seat
tie theater Friday and Saturday nights, May Il
and Is. in his musical farce Larry the Lord"
has brilliantly clever company supporting
him. his play has many bright flashes of wit,
aud is dotted with attractive dances, catchy
songs and telling puns and jokes, and Is really .
successful attempt To write q tangible plot 70 Q
isrcical comedy. The plot is taken from the
French and deals with the reversal of position
between master aud servant, which gives rise to
many lsughab.e mistakes. OF ths people,
Mamie Cerbi, in the role OF a stage-struck
chamberrlsd, aud Marie isure Ms Is the
wealthy widow, will both find favor for their
vocal efforts No one should miss seeing Rose
Beaudet's crnoline song and dance, Or Charles
GrahEms German Representations Edith
Craske, u little dancer wac has bsen pro-
nounced by the entire California pr ess the su-
reyior OF Carmenciti. will also appear, while
Mr.. Graham, IN his inimitaole way, will render
his new topical song, ~ Wonder What Next
They viii Do" a. he only can. Popular prices
will preva all during this engagement
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-11

The state law abollshing the convict lease
system in Arkansas weat into effect on MAY g.
aud 100 leased couviets were turned over to tue
care of the state.
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AMUSE N ENTs,
Jim Corbett - s.Gentl eman Jack.

An unusually large demand for seats Is ex-
pected Tor the matinee performance hero at the
Seattle thester Tuesday next Of James J. Cor
bett Iii his play of Gentleman Jack" a. this
has been the result wherever the champion has
appeared. Corbest has beautiful home in
New York city, and his pretty wife travels with
him. lie is the most popular pugi,ist with the
gsntler sex that ever appeared upon the stage.
Much of this is due to the public knowledge OF
his domestic habits. All the scenery and effects
used in his play of ''Gentlcman JACK" were es-
pecially designed In the third act the ladies
attending the matinee Will be given an oppor-
tuplty to see the gallant young Hercules in
training.
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Bss, hair clv&n skirt hG;ue Only s-i's eenu
yasd lie bea ka-ShG
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GEAR FALL RAL go
MIAMI BALL
THURSDAY. MAY 10,
.."....................t
Under tho management OF ana osnsns Tor
,..,,.....
rup en- rrru ~rwsuovo, ryv,c~v I:
MUSIC BY FIRST REGIMENT
Th,rd 10 Chs,rv ..,..,.
d w. MA 1es'ee sn~ "snsSeI
- avn rr~-Gy
lie champion OF 'ns "of'd
:'''.''.''.''-- 80 - go 49,;
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% Der month.
4 Sman fee Of 25c Per month viii b. oharesd for
kindergarten materiAls Of gifts and stationery
Tho methods Of teaching are based On
YRRBEEs SYSTEM, which IL now being uni
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-06-23

That she is in .oye.
That she ever hrted.
That she laces tight.
That she is tired at a, ball.
That she is fond Of scandal.
That her shoes are to small.
That she cannot keep a secret.
That it takes her long TO dress.
That she 5as kept YOU waiting.
That she uses anything but powder
| bat she says what she dosen' +
mean.
That she hlushed when mentioned
particular gentIeman's name.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-06-23

This remedy is becoming so well
known and so popular as to nee no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bltters sing the same SONG
OF praise. A purer medicine does NOT
exist and it is guaranteed % do all
that1s claimed. Electric B tiers
VII cure ali diseases o. the Liver nd
k'dn9yS, Will remove Pirnp!~s. 30 IS.
salt Rheun and other affections ca3~
ed hy impure blood. VIII drive Ma
lara from the system 9nd prevent as
we'll as cure all Malarial fcvers Fo-
cure OF Headache, Constipation anu
indigestion try Electric B,tterS. En-
IRE sat'st" ctjoD guarantee d or money
refunded. Price soc and 81 90 per
bottle at " | Leary's Drugstore.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-06-23

strong and viIoro IS, while inv,;,ds
ana children can a+he III :he Sound
with safety and easure. The FISHING
Is unsurpassed Pleasant parties seek
the Rocks and L. e. 10 the ear'v
morning, and return with loads of
Trout, Sheepshead. Spots, Hogfs h
and other Vati.ies of The tnny tribe
10 be found in the waters Of the Sonnd
While the more daring fishermen III -
dulges in the excitement of Drum
hShIng II the Ocean. Il he exnert
with the rod and reel can delight in
the Lake fishing, which affords M
end of sport with the Chub aud Bas.
That are SO pienfytl therein. A pic
turesque drive of three miles over
hills through a forest that is carnot-
ed with green moss ami beautiful ferns
leads to The Lakes OF be utiful clear.
fresh water. situated nea" the. Ocean
ne return drive being ouv the
smoo'h' hard beach, Within driving |
distance OF the Hoe on the beach |
IS Ehe Kitty H~wk S. ma Service
Station and the Life @avirg Sat;on
No 9 The waters of the Soand
''e constantly 1otted tn swift
''''lng canoes, pleasure that grow
'pon those who in9u ge erain. wniit
ne ch;Idren pad lie their ssn4li boa.s
nd Sail their toy ships in the sho,
'aters near the shor
N"g's Head is not wanting in his !
'F'c l1ieTest, In fact a full descr !,
on Of the history OF Nays Heaa
od It, Surroundings. wou!d FL a :
olume.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-06-23
SUBSCRIBE AT ONCE.
THE FAMILY THAT DON'T TAKE rttp
NEWSPAPERS.

Il. +. Hackney, one Of the pupils
at the Durham Male ACADEMY. made
speech at the Academy about s.
month ago, and selected for the sub
Ject the following:
The msn that don't take news.
papers was in town the other dav.
lie brought his family in an OK.
wagon He stiI. believed that Mil
lard Fillmore was President, and
wanted TO know if the "Kamcbat-
EanS' had taken Cuba, and if so,
where they had taken it. He had
sold his pork for six cents, when he
might have got ten One of his bows
went to a blacksmith shop to b.
measured for pair of shoes and
another mi8took the market house
Tor a church. He hung his hat ~n q |
meet hook, and patiently waited enc
honr Ter 'n '2ting'' to beg;8 OUe
Of the girls took lot Of seed cnjons
to the poStol;ice to trade of for let
ter. She had baby in D "suear
trough" stopping occasionally to
rock 1t on the sidewalk; when it cried
she tllIed its mouth with corton
handkerchief, and sung Barbara
Allen. The oldest boy had sold two .
coon skins and was on a bust =
when last seen he had called for
'sody add water and stood soaki,o +
SingeF n'ead n it, and making wiry t
taces. the shop keeper m,stakipg r
MS meaning had gwen him a mix. o
tare OF sal soda and water, and it 3
tasted stronghold soap But he'd II
'hearn tell Of 3ody water and was ;s
pound 70 give It fair trial .'puke or fr
no puke." -he old man had a tea t.
As'tIe be wanted fixed up and he ne
-arr'ed It to the millinery shop. The b,
'Ie>K tho aght he was crazy, but no. m,
1eelng the holei in the kettle, politely he
'O'o him that Charley Taylor coulu Br
mend i lor h.-n. He then took an as
''e plow TO the jewelers. to have il ao
P1nted and s1arpened - We told wb
'ns old fellow he ought read the ele
,apeFs' but he would not listen to il .a,
1' Was opposed to internal i'm f,l
'"'0Vements," !" and he. tbonobt Ian
'"oln vas wicked invention. tor
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-06-23
CERTlFICATE or TRAVELLING AGEE,
OF TT SINGER MFG, co.

A. H. Huber, ESD, Proprietor Of
Her'n!s Comp. Syrup Of Blackberry
root, SlF: FOR Diarrhcea. Dysentery.
cholera Mnrb0s. or for the Summer
Conplrints inc Dent 10 children, 7
Eno" "t no remedy comparable to
Herring NYRUP. In ny bouseholn
ana wlen travelling. [ never serroit
nH sell to be without it. [ cousf9 sr
tue re nedy iHdisnensihie.
[. BosD BRowN, Flkton. Nd
p Irsve ins Agent Singer Mig. Co.
For sale at Leary's.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-06-23

Iii possible shat there will be no
state Fair held at Raleigh this wear
Secretary Aver SAYS hat the delay
OF the railroad authorities in auswer-
1o2 Questions concerning rates FIR
on has caused him 70 post
p"ne publication of the premium Isis
and has frustrated his plans for max
ing improvements at the ground ds.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-06-23
IT SHOULD BEIN EVERY HOrrsr


j. B Wilson, 81 Clay S.. sbarps
oorg> Pa. says he will rot !ye without
Or, h'n2's New Discovery TOR Cor
sumption, Coughs and Colds, that il
cured his wife who was thre .teneG
with Pneumonia after an attack OF
ia GRIPPE" when vari Qua oth~r
remedies and several phys c. ans had
done her 40 good. Robert BARRIER.
OF Cooksport, Pa, claims Dr.. Kings
Ne" Discovery has done bim more
good than anything he ever used for
Lung Trouble. N"thiny like it. Try
u. Free Ir al Bottles at Learv's /
Drug store. L'rge bottles 50c and 81.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-06-23

The children of to-day are the men
aud women OF the future. Let ~
educate them with that idea in view.
5. j. Chandler, Richmond, Va
writes: No one can afford to be
without B. b. who wishes an appe-
t'se. | cou'd scarcely eat siuge bis
cult for breakfast. but since tak;n,
b. b. B. clean the table So to
speak.'
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-06-23

"h'n you feel weary of life; when
you nave seen everything, learned
everything, experienced everythinq,
are tired of everything and are Iong>
Ing tor a place where you can get
absolute rest, or perfect surf bathino
or the best of shooting and fishing.
attended by conditions that promise
re'nVlgoration and building up Of
heaIth' then so 20 N&gs Head, for it
IS one OF the most interesting places,
from nearly every standpoint. within
the earth's orbit.
The scenes that present themselves
t. the eyes OF him who, at the sunsets
ting OF Gear calm summers dav
stands upon the spacious piazzas of
the Nag's Head hotel or its surrounds
lag ElIs, are beautiful aud glorious.
Away north and away south extends
the thread of the coast-tbat wonder
IhIoTH up by The !
haE0 or nature, separating sound from
sea, On one side are ever heard tha
breaking swejls upon the hard smooth
oeacA; aud on the other, the mumnr-
"g mas Of ripping waves. On one
lde are seen miles of waves ofbilEowt
'reen, with sky horizon for their
boundary; and on The other, Abe. (
oarle's quet, blue waters, tiDoed
I'd hH'ed with the hues OF Cloud and
ky' reaching away to the thread
Ike ar" Ct the western shore, and d
island, like green oasis, in G
1e midst; its picture que shore ;,
aWAy soutnward in the f
IN distance. d
ou can obtain at Nag's Head K
eat doses Of ozone, in as comfort il
'Ie a hotel as can be found anywhere
Ith an excellent cuisine aud bonn.
Gus cable, In fact, YOU will have =
searca over very broad territory BE-
'iore You can ind as mae b comfort is
'nu'ne recuperation, and excellent
u aT the Same moderate cost as at oE
. old tavorate resort. The Hotel
'i'uAted upon d ciean beach free
Ill grass or marsh. which lies ne- II
EEK the Atlantic Ocean and Roa- 20,
ke Sound, which is always crowded Cl
people seeking the delicious eli Co
e and other advantages. The kn sj
el Is conducted by Messrs J. r az
'ckett d Co, who are we'll knovn n>
most successful and efficient man. the
rs' assisted BY Mr. Harry Pr:ce,
Is prince Of caterers The
ant steamer Olive has been char
q Tor he season, and the deli.bt 7
rip 10 and from Nag's Head wis
additional pleasure to the v;si give
est?
'rt bathing is the delight of the firer
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-06-23

The'e are now I33 chi 7reo at ths
Baptist orphaoazc at Thomasvj)je,
and another buid;n is being erect
ed. Nearly all f he Uoney4or Ii 5
building was bequeatbed by Miss
Fannie Miller, OF Cd Trinity, who
d;ed last ye'r. i,ha ba ding vii BE-
known as She Fannie Miller boiidine
IN menoriam of-bc donor.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-06-23
TOO BAD.

Cone now Ny pretty one.
Tell me the truth:
Lave you the secret of
Beauty and youth?
surely there never was
Maiden SO fair:
Nor beauty incarnate
So dainty and rare.
For you are what Nature
Meant maidens should be-
Sweet, dutiful, modest,
Light-hearted and free.
/ find in you only
One thing to regret
Ihat you were engaged, dear,
Before we had met!
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-06-23

In reply to a young writer who
wished t' know"wh'c ch magszin ne will
give me the highest position qsick-
est!" a cotamporarv advises "a DOW.
der uagazine, if yoI contribute
firery article.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-06-23

Ever since theFoFd theatre disas-
ter at Wash neton. Mr.. Dant, who
mad the contract for the work has
oeen IN very bad cordiaion AMI il
is feared he viii los" his mind.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-06-23
NAG'S HEAD.

FOR NOVELTY OF sCENERY AND AN
ENTIRELY NEW EXPERIENCE IN
SEASHORE LIFE, THIS OLD TIME
RESORT SURPAsSEs THEM
ALL.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-06-23

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