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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-06-15
SCALES AND PLANTS
ITEMS PURELY LOCAL CONDENSED FOR THE
BUSY READER

Another good rain Tuesday night.
Butter on Ice at Summerell Bros.
Every month is best for marrying.
Fresh utter and meats kept OH ice at
Frank Whites.
Irish potatoes are leaving here i'll
large quantities
Try our sc Cigars, Su1nmercll Bros.
Mr.. George Makc1y has returned
home from school.
Mr.. j. y. Prudcn is spending the
week in New York.
Good chewing tobacco 25c IL at Sum
mcrcll Bros.
Mr.. a. c. Mitchell left Tuesday on
an extended trip TO New York.
Miss Ella King, of Norfolk, is visit
ing Mrs. Ed Wood i'll this city.
Try Cottolcne sold by 5nmmcrell
Bros.
Mcssr5 Thomas and Wright Warren
have returned home from school.
Fruit ofal. kinds, and fresh vcgcta-
blcs at Frank White S.
Da.,. eo,,o4 -. ,,.,,o,, ,.o,, ,,,o,+ neat
Job printing done. Prices low.
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The steamer Plymouth has been put
n1 - w. O''N~
Are YOU gong to Nag Head THIS
I,1,.o.
Sweet Table Batter OIL Ice 25c ID,
MI w BONO mas removed his law
office from west King street 10 lou on
Mr.. Frank Iatem' OF PasquotanS'
spent several days last week with MS
Misses BERTHE ana 0olule Af"1heF' VI
E,llI1bIltH [ ItV. are Ill EuGntOn on 4
MeSsrs. I. g. Elliott ana w. ,. ZEN
dleton lett Saturday TO attend the
Inc IadleS OF the Mc'hoolSt Shurch
gave lawn party TUESDAY might III
the YARD OF Mr.. " II. NoheId
MISS M"uSe bohu le'"lhe"y ote'u"y
from PeteFSOurS' Na.' "t VINO" Pl"ce
she mas oeeh al'en"'nS SCHOOL,
Fornicc fruit, fresh vegetables, beef,
w. ~'o N''il a. On W iii'> iii''i n -
| open at all hours.
Mrs Wilcox and daughter Annie
Nav. and Mrs. Eaves. of Elizabeth
| City, are visiting Mrs. A Huckabee.
Asa result of the ueetino RECENTLY
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serves, Salad Dressing 25c and SOC
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Bros.
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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-06-15

For Rent. My house ON Church
street, conveniently arranged and deg
.sirably located A. J. Bateman.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-06-15
NJ. \. D|X0N'S PRICE LIST.
To Consumers:
Purchase Goods in quantities at
low prices and Sa0e Money.

GRADUATED Sugar, (Standard) 4tC'
White New Orleans Sugar, acc
Arbuck1es Roasted Coffee, 20 {.
Best I.aguagra Coffee,
Finest Creamery Butter, % {.
Best Patent Flour, Z1zS'
,3ib Table Peaches, per dozen, $50
BIB Tomatoes, per dozen, SI.co
Dime Brand Milk, per dozen. SI-oo
Laundry Soap, per dozen, As c
Laundry Starch, per pound, &c.
Gunpowder Green Tea, per II SOC.
Nelson's Cocoa, per box, 10 {.
Canned Corued Beef, per dozen, 81. 50
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-06-15
HOUSE.

j. B. HooTEN, Proprietor
Broad St., Edenton, n. c.
$4,000
Having opened a first-class
Boarding House at the Wrighton
residence | invite the patronage
of the public, promising to give
frst-class accommodations in
every way.
Special rates given to monthly
boarders. Respectfully,
J. B. Hooten, Prop.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-06-15
NOTICE.

VALUABLE TIMBER LAND FOR SALE
Ckowan County-Superior Court.
VIM LEARY, SR.
VS.
Matte P & Minnie Leary
and Trustees of the Uni
versity of North Carolina
Devisees of DR. Thos
Leary, decd.
By virtue of a Decree endered i'll
the above entitled ection shall sell on
the 18th day of May, 1894 at I O'Clock
m, Allthe pine and other standing
timber, trees not under IA inches on
the stump, now growing on the Leary
Page land. adjoining the Mt Auborn
farm, lands of Mrs Mary S Moore J.W.
Mason lands and others; containing
altogether about 800 acres Located be-
Icw Edanton, in SAID county of Chowan
II { Terms Cash, with eight (S)
years in which to cut and remove said
timber trees
WMJ LEARY, SR
Commissioner
April 18th "a
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-06-15
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

DALE VI KEAL E,o l a l T..
Chowan County -Superior Court.
SOPHIA BUNCH,
JERRY JONES & WIFE, ~ r.; VI
ct ais.
By virtue of a Decree rendered in
the above entitled action shall on the
10Th day of May 1894 at O clock p. m.
sell the following described real estate
situated in CLowan Co and State of
North Carolina to-wit: That tract Of
land bounded on the North by Cham
pion Galbelry to the line formerly
Jones Bass line, then along said Bass
line to his cornor on Jacob Bass
then along the line of the land
conveyed to the children of Henry Nc
Clenny, then down this line to the first
station. Containing 55 acres. Terms
Cash.
VIM. j. LItARY. SR.
Commissioner.
AnriI 18th 'Q4
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-05-19
CHANGE, FATE-GOD.

Chance quiet shady street. happened vsaged
meet and sad with careless ess glance all things existing
by chance There's nothing peesny and cold
fatality election foreodnaon Whatever happens creation
evil good tits clearly summed this:
been cast aside that suen own and in bright joy your
drown; let be while whether
today Come let in good fortune trust and gather
when must Fate gowered him angry face hate
full vengeful mad grmace Il hold the rens say
meet mankind all his shake the desnes of
not whom where when all feel the pressure my hand
obeyng when give command and every soul
under CONTROL great small there's
be called accidents day. and passing
else kngy and with friend will
time shall end This is the ruthdeny who God the
world and fashioned and sas land
from his strong creative hand and he it high
and fixes natures desny but to his fallen exhibits
kindly charity and them ample power
good to refuse His laws dobey wander from
his holy but turn from sn-om without and
sin whinHs tender merces will abound gracious pardon
will be found. EDG.R Tuoprr
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-05-19
POT POURRI.

"Une DIES dem mondes d. Omaha plus populaire said my
friend walked down Farnam Street.
She facing coming down the steps handsome house.
and walked She had the triple alliance beauty youth
and health.
There Of nature than art in the in her
cheeks and the fine triumphant life and shone forth
from the and token that firm elastic STEP So young
too.
She had sweet winning faceOh how would change
Blu: it fair to look and the large and
round and full; they reminded other beautiful knew
which dropped their dark fnged lids under
northern sky Her haunted for days. they like
waiting the carriage for friend Dust filled
the the wind blew gale heard chlds sharp and
the wind had blown ragged little waf of girl off the carbsone
scattering her basket and its contents broadcast The little thing
hurt
There spot blood her cheek and the little
hearbroken her loss
fairly gentle hand helping her. and
the face and form belonged to her of the
ALL She took her embroi lered hand
kerchef the and blood from the dirty little face; she
wrappngs belt asten the ragged
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-05-19
INVBNTING GREAT MEN.

Plato the whole greater than Rider Haggard but
he alive he would not make much his books
Iben likely die considerably than the late Henry
Pet far concerned philosophers and poets
stare because their above the heads of the
public there demand and therefore price, although the
commodity offered and But when the
ability of sort appreciate above ALL that
make illness, there 8 lack Of demand
Sometimes there lack of supply either the
modern city the policemen the emen the supposed
to life and health wholesale ability be
had without stint for 2 week heabou because the supply
is large Not the supply popular painters novest dram
at consuant physicians special peades and directors and
ganzers industry popular rather than able for the public
is often a very bad Judge of ability
For example there died short time barrister who
acquired extraordinary celebrity Old Bay advocate especially
in murder When he his zenith read all his most
famous dfens and certify that always missed strong
point his clients and the weak the the
eecuon and short the most homcda incompetent i'm
poster that buled witness made but useless
to this besides their minds fully impressed with the
number of clients Of his who hanged So they engaged
him and added to his fame by getting hanged themselves in due
In the surgeon will get reputation the only posi-
BILE consult simply because has off
breasts than else The fact that all professions there
the first avoe than the fact that there only
editor of the singular
position The public imagination demands best everywhere
and nature does supply him. the public nvens him. The art
of humbug lis the art getting invented in this way.
Every generation nvents at whom psery laughs
when accident makes Of them Even business the
greatest sometimes the result the glamour of the
city superstituon could railway chairman epued
dpensab whom the shareholders the travelling public might
with profit Helena pension $4,000 year.
-Fortnightly Review
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-05-19

The that bloom spring. more vigorous than
those who purify their blood Ayers Sarsapara
The tabled Exe Ve could scarcely mpart greater vivac to the
counenance than this wonderful medicine.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-05-19
THE COURIER

her goved hand mother might Then she put the empty
basket the ch into the blue cold little
hand and bending down she kissed the dirty hungry
face, and heard her say SOFTLY q" little children"
Kissed her kindly had been clean sweet face with
lips How that chds face lighted 1t perfect revelation
One read Of neglect poverty and baby the
page shone forth.
Then they parted and the watching angels drew the starry
tans and the Recording Scribe made entry.
That picture in dreams for week. The magical
haunted STILL and visions heard wonderfully
blended somehow, and said and sweet Tho thy
and the other waing minor key Il love little children
1t a childs funeral
Her Daisy fossy creature who
everywhere who talked necessarily and made everybody know her,
whether
And this baby dead.
darkened and filling with friends when with
white aske for instant for look at the beautiful sleeping
She dressed deepest mourning and did recognize her
starry and Il love little children came back
sweet little Daisy and learned love her. just sidewalk acquan
VEIL that she might her unknown through
crowd and lay her daisy wreath beside the baby
Why? Had she little face under the grasses day
the mothers heart through all its guilt ceased
God knows.
AUGUSTA L. PACKARD
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-05-19

Your dollar farhest in buying shoes at Heposhemer
shoe department.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-03

Meals for Delayed Passengers 80 Move
mcnt Of Trains.

The condition Of the strike, 20 far rs
the 3. 4. Il concerned Is unchanged,
except that It Is continually drawing
tighter.
The Rio Grande soulhbouud last
night was delayed about ton minutes
caused by tho fireman refusing to 20
with the train with Pullmans al.
tachsd. He had no sooner stepped
from bis place IN the cab than tDc
master mechanic stepped In anh the
train pulled out like streak OF light
ming, Several deputies stood close by
la order u protect the men who we're
taking out tue train, but no disturbance
was raised and their services were not
needed,
Arrangements wcro made yesterday
by tue several railroad companies q
provide iof the destitute passengers
who are delayed here; thos5 VI them
who mold second class tickets were
given meal Tickets on the Central
motel, while those who have hrst clsss
tickets receive nothing, they being
thought Gul1 TO care for themselves.
The posting OF the order from Judge
Merritt last evening resulted In great
number OF strikers returning TO their
work this morning.
The delayed passengers held a meet
lug al the uepot last evening 10 decide
whatateps they should take Ia order 10
Ue relieved VI their present situa-
ton. Two committees were Al.
pointed, one TO wit on Superin.
tundent Knapp aud ask that train
without PulimauH be- provided them
without delay 10 carry them u their
destination; the other 10 call upon the
a. IL. u. ana ascertain OF that body
II they would be willing 10 man sucn
a train aud carry them through.
Alter the close OF this meeting
ruusing meeting WAS held by the
strikers at tue A. y. u. w. hall. Miss
Beck, OF Chicago, delivered speech
10 the crowd assembled on the "silug-
ton at Pullman," ur the "causs OF tue
strIke." After this meeting adjourned
the A. II. u. met IA private aess'on TO
cousider the question put before thum
by the delayed passengers.
A uumuof Of deputy mauhsls were
sworn In last night auu ut7 O'CLOCK
this morning were at the depot tor the
purpose Of protecting the mon VINO
went 10 work this morning In place VI
tho strikers.
The Union Pacific from Salt Lake
this morning arrived on time bringing
Marshai Bingham and u number VI
deputies. Tue Oo'cluck Uaiu Tor Salt
Lake pulled out on time and uumo.
lesled. The Utah Northern pulled in
backwards puton umr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-03

the pretont is TO Instruct by the mosi
approved methods. That OF the past
has savored Of the pouring In process
one In which the teacher has done too
much the work. The teacher cannot
be y substitute for the pupil; growth
comes from the unfolding and develop
munt Of all the powers Of the mind.
The laboratory method ia superceding
the work OF the past. All over the
country biological laboratories nre be.
ing established, aud one genius has
devised a method Of teaching history
by this agency. The district school,
the university, the college, should fadi.
ate light 10 the most remote parts Of
the sections embraced respectively by
each. Tho teacher should direct
thought II IL his province In his
sphere TO act rs n oonservA.or Of public
opinion-to stand between that doc
thine or theory which Ia too radical Ia
either extreme ard that which good
judgment and sound principles dictate.
No time should be spent In speculat-
Ing. Old thoughts are being displaced
by more intelligent philosophy.
The tesoheT should lie in advance OF his
constituency. -Four hundred years ago
the earth was considered the moat
Important body Ia the universe.
bcicuce i9terward revealed the factt that
tho planets move In their orbits by n
never-chAnglng fotct--an immutable
law. Antiquity promulgated certain
laws which tins light Of moro intellI.
gent age dlspelloi. In country dis.
trlcie, hOmOgeneity OF Thought IL
prevalent. The environments tend 10.
ward this condition. The religious
problem In a community IL solved
with much difficulty. The teacher
should be- TohglUus, should have
high ideals, should i've tlsht,
act right, DO right. The
eternal principles Of truth prevail.
Nature n n great teacher, yet much OF
the teaching upon nature a. basis Is
false, ami should NOS exist Much OF
the s3-called teaching relative 10 TEN.
pefanpe IN wrong ia IT, principles.
Children should be taught the evila
that follow indulgence In ardent epiFits
thu results are appalling. While
these truths should bo strongly i'm.
pressed upon the mind, the student
also should be- taught that alcohol has |
Tia uses Ia tho human economy. lie !
value is found In physical aud |
nervous force, when the use Of |
alcohol II properly Understood. |
The apeater then touched upon the |
tobacco question. Toe baneiul effects |
OF cigarette smoking. me- well as the |
effect Of tobacco upon tho human |
system, wore fully Get forth. In
bringing tho address 70 close,
was made 10 tho strikes which |
are becoming alarmingly frequent.
The struggle between cap tai anu /
labor must be settled, aud that In the
near future. The rising generation
should DO thoroughly Instructed Ia
those principles upon which the safety
VI society and tho pefpetuity u the
government rest. IL ~ the sphere OF
The teacher to thoroughly intultn
these truths. Properly taught, ell
.uch problems will adjust themselves.
In closing, an appeal was maio TO
svcry citizen TO do hts duty, and g.
herewith, the beautiful
poem Of Chares Mackay was repeated,
the address 10 a most gppgo.
pirate termination.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-03
"HE THAT WORKS EASILY, WORKS
SUCCESSFULLY" CLEAN HOUSE WITH
APOL.-I 10

Two rusty looking individuals were
run In last night by the police anI the
charge Of vagfaucy was booked against
them.
Ton gentlemen who had important
business nj tho capital went down from
the Junction by team.
Two hundred aud fily people were
aupplied with breakfast nt the Central
this morning by order from suporin.
tondent Knapp.
Two strikors. Tor getting drunk and
creating disturbance, were assessed
81 each by Justice Bag,oy this m m.
ing.
The two Logan race horses, "Pir"
aud "Poarl," vino won their races Al
the capital last week, passed through
Ogden yoeterday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-03
CONNER AL

fALr LAKE CLEARING HOUSE.
TOdAy's gearing huIs8 eEGnauges
amounted 10 sl95,5 900. Sans day
last year sls3.62j.
1uDAYs QUOTATIONS..
New YoIk.-Silvcr ~; lead, $50.
LJndon.--silvuE .,g4.
ORE AND BULLION.
Wells, Fargo 4 o.. received today:
Penn. bullion, SG657.
w. S.MgCOrniCk& CU.feccivCd TO-DAY:
Hanauer bullion, $500; oies, $500.
Total, 6,OJO.
r. Il. Jones d %. EocoIyol today:
Oful, s5,5ul.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-03
Notes.

a grand ball at the Springs tomor.
row.
Mr. d. T., Felt, OF Provo, is IN the
JunetlOn on business.
Real estate trauafefs amounted 20
5000 yesterday,
ine county court hold To weekly
session yesterday afternoon.
Elder john Morgan was In Ogden
yesterday,
over 1000 people woTe at the u nion
depot yesterday.
The Nortn Ogden road IL now com
plrled anu makes n very uioB drive.
The CITY council met In regular ses.
sion last night aud transacted eonslI.
cradle Ousintsfl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-03

made 10 reappear and bow. Mirs
Eldredge won applause Tor her n Ci.a-
lion Of Marble Drca MS very charm b
ing poem; we believe, however, her
talents would have SHOWN better In
some light nnd bright selection, not
given In character, MIS-. Silva sang
up To her own standard In the beauti.
iul Perls de Brazil selection no often
done here by Emma Abbot and was
rewarded with handsome bouquet;
Mrs. Eiwards's beautiful voice told 10
rare advantage IN the Jewel song from
Faust; The Lu ella seXtotto was voci'cf-
ously Rppluu Jed, aud would nave
been cncOrcd had 10 not been
the last number; Of II was
many po0plC-nmong them the Lady
WindefuorC's Fan company, who,
belj here by the strikes. were among
the most enthusiastic HuditOrs-ro.
tanned their seats and tried IN vain 10
bring the singers back. Some parts Of
the sexlet,e were excellent; In others II
was uneven, the result Of too few re-
hearsalp. Mt stephens waved The
baton over this number. Mifa Morris
and Mr.. Krousu " course made all
that was possible out Of their four
warm recall Tor his solos. The artu0uB
accomplishments Of the night were Ia
the hands Of this gentleman, ans too
much cannot be said Tor the artistic
manner In which hoatquitted himself.
Tho rare taste and skih with which
he sub0rdinaies the instrument 10 the
Ginger, at the same time lending him
or her all the needed support, A.
NaN NUaf Al Ia h. ~ 70
kfouso's work. The audience wac
charmingly received by bevy Of
young ladies dressed In white, and
the management was In the hands u
a committees capabiy presided over
tho interchangeable Fred Simon.
NoIEs.
HALLES d HAHr appear at the
TnUator Ffiday evening.
TiR LADY wINDERMERE's FAN Co.,
were 10 have played nj Pocnlullo to.
night but the strikers ordered other
" lee, The manner ia which thoy
enjoyed tho concert last evening,
shows that their enforced vacation In |
Salt Lake IL anything but unpleasant. |
Miss PRATT stated last evening that |
Mr. Sweet, her teacher, always made
u n Tulc for his pupils 10 wire him the |
result of their puullo appearances, aud
ihu repaired 10 the telegraph office Tor
That purpose after the concert last
aveDiug. TIE NEWS representative
iaked the privilege OF ponning the
dispatch, but was laughingly denied.
Mrs. PLUMNER's RETURN. -AmonR
hose In the audience last even.
Ing who were particularly pleased
with the rare program, was Mn.
Dr. Plummef, the well known
who has just returned
rom fqlnurn IN London. Mfg.
plummcr has done acme hard studying
.ince she went abroad. Her return
viii be- decided acquisition 20 our
musical fufocl, aud We join with Der
many iriende IN bidding her welcome.
STUART RonsoS aud his wife, during
heir stay la Salt Lake, sat for mum.
Der Of portraits 10 Sainshury aud John.
'lu; one Of those executed u the lady
q the largest photograph ever made
iefe, and IL u decidedly hanlsJm q
iiUCc Of work.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-03
THE U P. TROUBLE.
No Violence On the Wyoming Division
Of The UnIOn Pacific.
the SITUATION AT CHEYENNE
Section Men Laid On-Passonger
Trains for the Wrsi.-Perish'
able Freight Sent East

spssisi Dlspaieh TO TIE NEws.
OHEYESNE, wyo., July S.-rh e
strike situation on the Wyoming divis'
ion Of tho Union Pacific road is I'M
changed. The two sections Of No. Q
which were sent out from Cheyenne at
noon yesterday, were held at Raw
Inns from $50 o'clock last night until
. O'Clock this morning. No hfemen
a uld be secured nj that place. Tue
'.nioiaa brought number VI men
rom ureen River ana the trains were
pofmittei 10 proceed without intetier-
snco, No violence has been attempted
at any point on the division.
Judge Rinsr telsgfaphrd Mauhal
Ran.in last night TO arrest
Inv one who attempted to
Iut.riofs with the trains or toe PROV
ely la the hands OF the receivers.
Tnis morning thv engine wiper, anu
uaohiuists employed Ia the round
house at this place Joined tho strikers.
There are abJus fifteen VI them. All
the section mtn Oh the division were
laid OF ye,terday. They are members
of the Railway union. Passenger
trains Nos. aud from the east anu
a1uth auu the overland are being con-
q ilidalod here aud Will be dispatched
west vt 2.i5 O'Clock In two sections.
One tram Of pvfiBnaDie freight went
east lAht night.
TIE CiIY OJUNCiL o. RAwLiNs GRE.
AIRS A sEhSATiUN,
a telegram sent ~ the officials here
from Rawlins ~ 70 the effect thht tho
city council OF Rtwiins met this morn.
lug and ordered United states Mar
snal Rankin AMI his deputies 10 leave
the city at once. In Wow " the fact
that kawlins Is the strike center IN
Wyoming, this news has created "A
profound sensnti0n.
FORT BUssELL TROOPS FOR DESvER.
Two companies OF the Seventeenth
infantry, U. ). Tegulars have been or.
derod from Fort Russell to Colorado.
A train consisting OF tnrve coaches anu
"a baggage car Ia now Ut the fort and
Will ICON be dying On its way ~ Dot-
yer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-03
Prnf Mhiline,s Lerlnre

The fret Of the series OF lectures un.
der the auspices Of the Summer school
was delivered last evening at the Des-
eret Museum building by Prof q. A.
Whiting. Choosing for his theme
"The Relation OF the Teacher to tho
Thought OF the Age" the speaker said
In substances The teacher should stim.
ulate thought. The human mind is
developed by the process OF drawing
out The tendency Of the teaching Of