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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


fstato OF Homer A. boulon. deceased
-TOTlCE Il HEREBY GIVEN ny TUr
~ undersigned, atmuistratriN ot tho e..
tate uf Homer a, houtOu, deceased, o. the
creditors o. aud all persons having CLAIMS
against the sad deceased 20 EXHIBIT them
with The necessary vouchers, within ten
months after tho nrst publication 0f This
notice 20 the sad administrator al 40. ~
West seventh souih street. SAT- Lake CITY,
Utah
Dated september 18th. Isl
NANCY BOuTON,
Admiulltratrix Of tho estate Of Homer A.
H0utou, deceased
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YOU ARE HEREBY INQUIRED TO
Il appear in an action bfouEht sEainft you
W ihe p. sl !, named ganun % The psuioi
lpuii ni nc hird Judicial uiau q ot we
plant niod Their in within ten days t5acIusigu
" The day OF fervccl after The service ou you
ot thissummons-li served within tbs county
ur, q served OUT ~ THIS county. hut In thia uit.
turt within twenty dnYt, utnUrwite within
forty dafn-uf Judgment hV default Will ho
hien againsl 700, according TO thc prayer Of
Iho said seton De- brought 90 have Judgment
aEalunt nald dofOuIhnta boz tho sum % tlloo,
Win interest ntr yer cent Iur anuum from
March son, 1875 Tor i4Lpl Tor taxos paid hy
riaIntn. Tor attorneys TO- and costs ~ cut,
alleged 90 be- Que on a ccriain uromisfory unto,
male. executed and delivered By defendanlH
~ plaiuuu, september 90 isll, Tor HOO. Que
4 months after date, without intcruat-sAmo
beng due hnd wholly unpaid, and b. ms srs
cured BY mortgage q even date on premises
huftiuafier fCtrnhou. executed by defendant
10 plafntiu 10 have The usuai decree III thia
court or tho foreclosure Of said mortgage sud
sale Of SAD pfomitos, adlulsinF that defend
ants aud al psfsons claiming under them be
barred aud fufuclnsed OF uii rintm OF equity OF
redemption IN said premises, thAi plAinun
have Judgment agliust Dc eudanta Tor any de-
neisncy ana Tor other relief, sain premises are
described o. folloNs tosWiti Neg minis AZ ths
southwest corner 81 lot q, block 81, plat n d
rait Lake City sur,ey and running ihoneo thal
aH feet. thence north 10 rods, thence west D
feet thence south 10 rods 20 beginning, with
hrck dwelling house !hoIeon siluaio In san
IAte city and County. Utah TERRITORY.
And you are hereby moulded that if you fail
% appear and AnHwcr the Haid complaint ~
nbovstcquirrd, the said plainun viii apply 10
he court for lho rclicf doq andoi therein.
witness, the Hon samuel A. Merritt, Judge,
ana the seal % the District Court %
the Third Judicial District, iu aud
tslALl for the Territory of utAh, this ltth
day Of rpi., 10 tha year o. our lord
one thousand eight hundred aud
ninety four
DAVID e.. DUNBAR, Clork.
DANIEL HAnmsofoS. attorney Tor plaintiff.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE ~ uEhtuN GivES THAT A
~ meeting Of Tho stockholders Of the itfih
" ard 10 operative Mercantile Institution Will
day evening. uct ~, 1874, att O'clock, Tor tho
purpose Of hctrlnF reports, tho election "
directors Tor tn1 rnsuiuF year, and for the
uausalNQu nf such other business 81 may
come before the mUtuug
JAMES fHkEHAiRs, Secretary.
thli Laic CITY sept -, isli
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NOTICE

NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN. THAT A
~ meeting OF tho 4tuethoidera ~ Llou'a
Cooperative Mercantile iusutnu0n Will be-
hold " the lusntuunn'a ONCE, Nos - 90 ~
south, Eunt Temple Htfrot, this city, on Friday,
october bth, 10, AZ ~ noon, for tho purpose Of
hUnriI reports, tho election Of onlctra AMI
directors Tor tho ensuing year ana Tor the
Transaction OF such other business a. may DO
brought before the meeting.
d. q. wEnnER.
SAIL LAKE CRY, secrctAry.
september 18th, 1891
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Judicial District Of Utah Territory,
County OF salt Lac.
Alma y. warhtci. Plaintiff. Va. william L
Muchtel, Defendant
The peopie Of tho territory OF utsh fend
rfguupg % William k.Wachtsi. Defendant
You AN HEuEnr REQUIRED TO
i appuHr iu an acuon hrouEh nzamat you
ll thU UunyO named pIutuuu iu tho distinct
Court Uf ihu lhlfd judicial afHtrI "a ~ tho Ter.
rt0rY of itih, and 20 answer the complaint
n.ti therein within ten days ionclusitc u The
daV uf rrftlreI sitter thn service on you Of this
tunmnus-if sHtyrd within the county or. if
served out Of THIS county. but On this district.
daya-of Judgment by default tvii. be taken
against yon, according 10 the prayer Of SAID
ibr rsid aouau IL brought 60 have a dscroo
Of tlis court uisaulviug thu bonds Of mAtri.
muuy existing between piainuu aud ccfcnd
uut, and awarding 90 platnun the custody 81
thomiuur chid, insuc Of said marragui and
grounds. Co Wit lhaI within ono month after
SAD marriage defendant Nitully aud Without
Pause deserted and abandoned plaintiff, ana
has ever Hil continued 10 10 uCsori aud
abandon plaiuYn. and 90 live separate and
npHTt ROM nee, without any sun 'icut cauao
or % AEON, ana against hrr viii, aud iutthVr,
that Cor uytt two Year, lAst pact defendant haH
Nllu Iy neglected O. provide Tor plaiuun ths
comm0u uecostarica OF NE, having the ability
k8d YOU arc hereby notified that n YOU faii
" appear and answer the said complaint d.
above required, tnr alid pllnrh Will apply 10
M court flr lho Tolef demanded therein,
Witness tho Hon. samuel A Merritt, judge,
and the seal ~ tnu district court ~ tho
TnWd Judicial District 90 and Tor the
fsEALl Territory Of Utah, TINS 2lst day ~
tCpte Der, ln the year Of our Lord
one thousand c'ght hundred and
David q. DUNBAR,
clerk.
ny Gro u. LOOMS, Deputy CLERK.
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PERSONAL.


Estate Of william Jonkiss, deceased.
INFORMATION ~ DESIRED HY TiiE
trustees Of the above estate ~ 90 tho chill.
dron OF James Jenkins who, about forty years
hFu, migrated from haiuurshife, England, 20
Ncphi Diiy, juah county Utah. a nnn 10 be-.
nOlTOS. Ike a On,lsoliollors.
No, " NUwhall -trupt
septomhor IL iHpL
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fINHE ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS MEET.
4 iuE Of The Echo Land anu stock Co, will
be- held At d W. Jcnninrs' uflua N wast first
south suert, oct Gih, at u a m,. for tho cleo,
ton of pnlcera and auch other business A.
6hAl. come before 10
d. ". IEANtNGs, President
~ % CLAWrON. Jil, secy. end Tres,
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FIPFIETH DIVIDEND.

zCML, SAT- LAKr cry. sep u. isoL
A ia MEETING Or TuE DiREc-
~ tors hold t0day,a dividend Of four
per cent was declared upon the rhps
rhandisn on and after october iih, or
IN cath on November 600. nokt. 20
stog khnidcft personally upon prrrrnia.
ton u their stock ccrufcatHs. or upou
their written order.
4. q. WLBBEn. sccrotarr.
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Alma n Grow plainuh. VI Francisco llan
culli, fCifu hamhEuano, Teresa Gfatiann
and AunatoniG iuFlio, dofondants.
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RAILROADS.
RIO
GRANDE
WESTERN.
STANDARD eAuaE
CURRENT tn rg,ol Ina tG 1904
TiME TABLE,, w llJJli JUN w, lUJti

leave salt Lahc
No. .-Tof Provo, bingham, and
oil points fatt............. sos a. W.
No thor Provo. Grand Junction
aud all poinu kast........ 3 - p m.
sslna .'.-.. ........ .............. $40 p. n.
No. e-ior Eureka and uinshim, t.o0u. m.
so. t-for ogden aud wstt....-... % pp. IN.
No. i-f1r ugion AMI tho wctt.... 100 p.n.
Arrive salt Lake
No i-from Provo, grani Junction
and tho Eait.".."..".,. iao p. M.
No. i-irum Provo. Grand junction
npd tno Ehsl iiiiSp. m.
No. s-irun iimfh im. Provo Msau
anu ANNA sssssss.t. tssissis.i.... 2 30 D. IN.
No. p-itom Euruta and bingham bl3Am,
Ma 1-irom OEicn and she WcH iWa m
No. t-trom Orion and tho woat. sisp. IN.
only line running through Pullman Palace
double praWinE Room rIueuNfs o. ueuvuf va
dfann Junction au1 70 Kansas CIV and Uhica.
w. Wa colorado points free rerllninE chair
chta SAT- LAKE. o. Denver. and only linz run
ming Pullman tletpera rat lave 10 san Fraus
cfco. hoohtngoli Gloss connsouonG safety
tpecd ana comfort.
Ticket 0lics, IS ", Ind South.
IA e. DODGE. wruuY.
Gen, Manager Con. Hupl
~ iASNErr. Gen. rar.A
~. D. BAncock, General Freight Agent 3
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The reopis of The Territory Of Utah send
EfcctnE To Ntlam hufku. Mar L..
hufto. his wife. howard foppsr. Mrs.
erurso ", 1tefn, Catherine =. Dyer,
aaron hul ser, Niiam n hrtornirtt
MARY nri8cn, Untpn National hhnk, n
rhlt Lake city, a rufpor luoL, tdWuul u,
Nictai Iruftcu Tor ~, ~. scott N. u,
Scott ami NJ. T. huiord. ., ". TAYLOR aud
tcuiFo Nfuckrr, doing business under tho
lfn uauir Of ffomoutorY stocG COMPANY,
Defendants
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Principal once, SAT- Lake CITY Utah
frHEuE o. DELINQUENT on ACCOUNT
4 of Assessment so. l. levied by the board
OF dircrtoTs on July 1lsi ilJi. of two mills per
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-03

WON Ann UTWTIIl UTUTTIWTU 40 Az
vraTtn a. arfi,n Its.,oI5bf .s'.is,.t - a..
Tho ai,1ys named pialntif la tbe bi.fsiei Caar
of thg mira Iudi.tsi itisirtrt ~ ~ f.rttters
of Inn ma A. sns5,sr 30 s1ia,,iist so,i.
miami nied tbrrein Witbin IN daVsfFse tnsiVs
u tbeIay OF sfryieri sftgr tlr rery,s. mi ,on
III tnis IN n mona N served Wtthtn an. foUdts,
or n served out Of this eountV. but la tsts
dIftrirt yttthtn tvgutv dtva' oth1r,.isp srlintn
for.v davs or iudrmsnt ~ d,fsuif ,,tl ~
taken hrsinst Won. aceorttna 10 thr PRAYER of
snii Amended conn amt
Ths SAID action l. brought 70 have a decree %
this court Tor Inc fnreciosura Of a certain
mnrtFaFe oKsrutSdt ~ dofeadants nufka ~ one
a. = t'ark september isth. ~. upoa prem
ises hrst hereinafter aescssued. giscn 70 sscurs
payment 81 a certain " p-sYrf pots ~ ~
cutod BY fhid dcfcndsns ~ u. a. -,
August g1rd, lfp.. fpr( Sa,so, Il, :. -.
alter dalc, with mt ~ f.,,, ~. I'VE -
per cont Der anni,,,, 80, ION IN, maturity az 4
unpaid. save iDtcresi a. M n.'hk I'VE an,
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The people Of the Territory ~ utah send
greeting 20 Francisco niHnCulh. roifo
hnmamaro, 1orcha Ufarlano and An.
natunia huElio, defendant.
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EneetIve Aua. 9Olh. 1so4.

Effective Aug. 5Oth, 1894
gfaAI Nrr,rr aud Dsparf af Sau Lats
GU uatr, a. loioHfi
AuRivH
Prom aii Eastern poihtt. .............. ? % am
from lutte, rortlana, san Fran.
cltcu, cache Valley and UFden...t0 n am
from OIL Eastern points Para CnJ
ana oEuun,.sa..s.ss. .....sss.sssss - M
FROM San Francisco, Ogden aud
intermediate points. s...s........... D o9 y m
NON Provo and intermediate points. % 80 a m
Iron Milford. Juab. rr3go. sanptic.
and hurrka,.,.s. ..,....s..s.,sss.,ss=.. - p -
'ffon Iefminus and Tooele............ W y IA
ptrAur
FOR ugdcn. Para CITY aud All
Eastern points ..................... ? n . m
FOR ogden and intermediate roiuit b. va am
Tor ogden. intermediate points
ran Francisco aud cache
valley points. .,....ss,,ss...s...s..,.. 40 y m
Tor Ogden ,uutte, Helena Portland.
San francisco aud al potts ea1t Cb no
iFor Eureka. Provo. saupote VALLEY
Nephi juab and frtca. .... 90. : IS a m
for Provo aud intcrmedlaio POINTS. . 70 pm
'for 1ooelo aud T,fminus............ : q am
Daily except Sunday.
iilains south Of Juab run daily except
SUNDAY.
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SUMMONS.
IN the nisirict Court 10 aud Tor the Third Ju
diuAi nifiuct of Utah Territory
llunil Of .lII LII

The National Hank N tho Hepubilc, plaintiff.
w.
William uutkc, MARY l.. uutks bic wife, udwafd
Topper, Mfs. NeurHe W. steam. Catherine
n yer, Aaron hoYsgr, william b. SIC.
tnfuirk, MARY hriaun. Union National
hank q sat Lake city, a corporation. ID.
ward u Vic ., Trustee tor ~ % -cott,
H. " scott and ". ~. Hufoui, W TAYLOR
ahd HcurEc trockcr, duinE buslnras under
the urm name 81 iTumontoy stock Com
plny, Defendants
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Nnuro is hereby given that will sell 90 tho
highest bidder 30 much Of each parcel Of stock,
AZ No o West tirst -Outh. 90 1 O'Clock on tho
ltth dAY OF october, lsa 20 pay fait assess
mout and cost of adyertisinf sud expenses OF
sale. hy order " the board o. dlrectnrt
JANIS MutfAI
Secretary aud Treasurer
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SUMMONS.

In ne District Court IN and Tor tho Third
Judicial plsluolof uuh Territory.
County ~ sat Lake
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City Ticket ONCE, 2Oi Main Street.
Ttltphous 80.
b.E HUXLEY. Gent AT raSsgr Dept
4. DICKINSON. General Man tgor
Ill LOMAN, Y. A. a a. Agcul
.. A. n. CLARK,
OLIVER w. MINK,
EiLLFRi ANDERSON, lRedeiyera
join VI. uOANE.
FREDERICK H. CouDEnr.J
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Tue People Of tho Territory or Utah cen
rrvuupE 10 William k.Wachtgi, Defendant
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-11-30
POUND PARTY.

The pound party" given al
Col. re. Mitchell's OH Wednes-
day night last for the benefit OF
the Orphans was a success III
every way. The contributions
were large-and the young PEG
pie had q good time. Miss
Thomas OF Warrenton, n. l.,
was crowned Queen of Beauty,
being elected on second ballot,
the first being 4 tic between her
and Miss Ncttie Le2ry.
Mr.. Aubry Hawkins was pre-
scented with a boquet for being
the most handsome young man
III the house.
The contribution box will not
be closed until next week and
any one wishing to contribute
"a pound" (Or ~ !: ii;
will be useful for the OrphansJ
can do 50 by taking it TO Col.
Mitchell's house before the box
IS closed.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-11-30

From the Fusionists' stalk We
are led to hope that they will
give us conservative govern
ment-at least they all talk that
way now. AS far as the Demo-
cratic party goes, it would he
better for it if the Republicans
went to extremes, but we do not
feel quite prepared to accept the
will now that good may come III
the future. So we will hope for
the best.-Ex.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-11-30

The Washington. ID. C., cor
respondent of the Washington,
n. c., Gazette writes:
AS fusion seems to be the or
der of the day, if our Mary Ann
and our Gideon put on too many
airs, how would it do for us to
fus7 with our ancient enemy the
Republicans and elect oAe Re
publican, DR.. J ]. Mott, the
father of fusion, and one Demo
crat, say Judge Walter Clark, to
the United States Senate. The
Popocrats could not object to
Judge Clark because they elected
him to a seat iii the Supreme
Court Bench. Senator Clark
would represent North Carolina
with great honesty, faithtulness
and ability. am not the only
one who has thought of this
scheme.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-11-30
GOOD ADVICE.
BE SENSIBLE, BE REASONABLY, BE
TOLERANT.


The election IS now over am
/ political excitement is 81 siding
and with it we hope t3;at ii.
party passion aud prejudice VII
also subsid2. Because :-@l Gi&
agree politically S no reason
why they should get angry Wit!
eac.. otlter and act uuncighborly.
There are good and honest .ne.i
in all parties, ana there are bad
and dishonest men i'll all parties.
The people as ! whole intend TO
do right, to do that which they
honestly believe to he best for
them and their country, but at
times many Of them are badly
deceived and nislcd. Ignorance
usually begets in-oi1-~Hc-, and
the more ignorant 4 man IS tn
more narrow-r3iuded and intol-
Grant he IS. Many men are so
mario ,v-,ninded that they &c
not willing TO tolerate any man
who differs with them either in
religion or politics. And there
are men, sad to say, who place
politics above religion, who &C
tually have become o5tronI i
from their brethren in the church
simply because they differ III
politics There are too many
churches throughout cur country
that have had disselSi> rs because
OF 4 disagreement il politics
among tie members. Surely
such a sad and shameful stat of
affairs should not exist i'll q
Christian country.
Therefore, now that the elcC-
ton is over, the Rec02u urges all
its readers, regardless Of their
politics, to lay aside the passion
and prejudiccs aroused by the
recent campaign, and to cult
vate more charitable, & more |
neighborly and q more Christian
like feeling towards their fellow
men
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-11-30
NOTICE.

In compliance with Section u Of
Article of the Constitution of the
State of North Carolina, notice IS here
by given to the citizens of Edenton, and
such other persons as may be interest
ed. that az application will be made to
the next General Assembly Of North
Carolina which meets at Raleigh, on
the eth day OF January 1895 to have the
Charter of the said town OF Edenton
amended.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-11-30
MOTHER GOOSE TEA

Will be held BY St. Paul's
Junior auxiliary, Friday evening
Nov. 3otlt You must inquire
where. The dear old Dame will
be there, "Hum PITY Dunpty,"
"Bo Peep" "Little Miss A1uHet, "
Golden Locks and all the peo
pie from the "House that Jack
built.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-11-30

Even now the Populists do
not know, exactly, how they
stand. But before their Repub
lican allies get through with
them they will probably feel as
if they were standing on their
heads.-Ex.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-11-30

1t is said that i'll Iredell county,
the congregation of a country
church refused to pay the pas
tors salary because lie voted the
Democratic ticket, they being
PopuIists, and another Populist
congregation asked the presiding
elder to remove its pastor be
cause he was a Democrat. No
other reason is given. y proml-
nent Populist i'll the same county
told his pastor that if the latter
voted the Democratic ticket he
(the Populist) would see that the
pastor did not get his salary.
The pastor i'll question says this
is true.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-11-30
JTNINER SITY OF NORTH
CAROLINA.

Includes the College, the Uni
yersity, the Law School, the Med
lcal School and the Summer
School for Teachers. College
tuition 10000 a year; board 500
to $500 a month. Session be
gins Sept. 6. Address
President Winston,
Chapel Hill, N. c.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-11-30
BANK DEFAULTER.

Samuel c. Scley, for fourteen
years a trusted bookkeeper in the
National Shoe and Leather bank,
OF New York, disappears and an
examination of the books show
that he is defaulter to the
amount of $354,oOo,
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-11-30

The quickest way to dig your
financial grave is to let up OH ad-
yertising 1t will dig itself, then
you'll simply sink out of sight
of everybody but our creditors
and few old fossils who love
the dead smells of the past.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-11-30

The VUgiuiaH, the best paper
published in Norfolk, neatly
printed, ably edited and ever III
touch with the times, has just
celebrated its thirtieth birthday.
The VWginian is always a wei
coined visitor to our office, and
we hope we shall never be with
out it.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-11-30

The most foolish election bet
of the year has just been paid by
a Buffalo man, by rolling a pea
nut a mile with a toothpiCk.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-11-30

n Baker has purchased the samples
of three Ofthe largest wholesale houses
North, and is offering low prices i'll
hosiery, handkerchief, gloves. towels,
tableClOths &c.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-11-30

Gov.-elect Morton, Of Ne"
York, probably feels like kicking
himself every time he thinks Of
the $4,000 he invested in the
campaign. The returns indicate
that he could have slipped
through without paying a penny.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-11-30
SCALES AND PLANTS
ITEMS PURELY LOCAL CONDENSED FOE THE
BUSY READER

homeward flies.
Miss He1on Bell is visiting
Mrs Ferebee on Queen street
r No'o'l' ou I.-, I"' - l.'lAr ~
~,
ne 9late looi lo1 the ne"
D@nh IS OelnS Placeo III Po'l'loll
Ladies Capcs, Goats and a fine Inc
at n. Bakers
NJ T. Howell e arao+;ro
+,ro e+or,- raN;donca or Co9rr
e w. -N-''->'N'-N "
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dov
+r,o; I,a 49,, ai,L ,.at- fo,- ~ aa,,'
;,,c. ar.;,,u
no'toh' knocSG0 o"' 81 piioe9 ="
price. Call carly.
\ nhonogranf,ic entertain
,,cr+ va. rr;|oa,, 1ost -,;o,I,t a. +rn
Ooar, Ho,,ea
7- >s-;
:, t, 80, a,, ,,5-;t 80 1Ior hrat7,a-
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oIo ~ 1. "lIio''lleG ll rl..S ~
t t;lI,,0s > 1oi9IoH q ~, s'I' ''''' 7
'1''' III ''''''''0I W. ''''-l-'
Tuesday being the hrst III DE-
u ,,dt t ti,o C Coy,r to 4onln
~ - 90 LIN 0'''
\ German was given last night
at the Court House hail. winch
was enjoyed by many.
Work OH the new residence OF
Mr.. w. J. Warren, on Carterette
street, IS progressing rapidly.
The county commissioners
will be i'll session Monday 1t be
ing the time tor regular ineetnS-
The advertising columns of
the local papers furnish the best
indications OF the towns goa
headatiVeneSs."
A new picket fence has been
placed around the property Of
Mr.. Edward Wood on Broad
street.
n, c,,> \ lot Of k,;o1-c ~,
the lot of Mrs. Is. NJ. Parish on
King street. Apply to Mrs. Par
ish for prices.
1>1,a 1o,,o.,.+ 1aod n,o 1onoas+
a,,1ara l0mo o,,d 49, 1o,,nest s7a,,
~ - lI l- ,'..oaT'l 49, od,.art;.
ing persinmon.
I>1a~o ,1,o Ca, 70 ra1a +1,a
noss WHY. WIZ ' an, a ~ t 4o p ,lS
PcT!' anu a,, " ~ 81 Dl a ~ ~ sooraI
d in,t - pol''' ~ " WY ~ "
III most cases the merchant VINO
tit; Nv I ,.a,,t,ioi1v 5,as no ,norev
- tl7. m6a+ o+I,ar a,2,a,raa
" -'
MI. e. W. Summons and tam
ny lett SATURDAY morning Iot
Rocky Mount, where they Will
hereafter reside.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-11-30
LADIES

LADIES;
Eteedlng tonic, or Cl!iiGI Who Nt--s N'---0-
ing t8p, shuiIid take
BROWNS XIsGs! Lz-I[--.&.
II Is pleasant; cure. Malaria, INDIGESTION,
9tIiOusness, Liver Complaints ali ICU-~i-l"
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-11-30
POSTED.

All persons are forbidden to
hunt or gun on my land. Those
doing so will be dealt with &C
cording to law. F. A. WHITE.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-11-30
EDENrON, n c.. Nov, 3oth, 1924.

All announcements and recommen-
cations of candidates for office, whether
III the shape of communications or
otherwise, will be charged as adVer-
easements.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-11-30

All those wishing a good smoke will
try my SPoRTING CLUB cigar; the best
S cent cigar on earth.
H F. WILLIAMS.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-11-30
BUCKLEN s ARNI i SALVF

English SPAWN Linimcnt removes all
Hard, Soft, or Calloused Lunps and
Blenlishes from horses. Blood Spavins,
Curb5, Splints. Swceny, Ring-bone,
Stiles, Sprains, all swollen Threats,
Caughs. etc. Save $50 by use Of one
bottle. Warrcntcd the most wonderful
Blcmish cure known. Sold by W. I.
Lcary, Druggist, T-dcntou.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-11-30
FARM FOR RENT.

The Coke Farm now occupied
by Mr. B. F, Elliott.
It is one mile from Edenton
Apply to FRANK WOOD.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-11-30
SHE.

Two I year old male Hogs,
Berkshire and White Chester.
I purchased them in Pennsy1-
vania and can recommend them
to be thoroughbreds.
For further information, apply to
J. N. ELLIOTT,
EdentOn, \. {.