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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-20
kt6rego wilma ME jestudowodniona.
Sauna skarga do tego ME w~ystarcza.

AtOI0SO VILLA n1e JeSG
Sauna skarga do tego ME wystarcza.
NEW 0 - Polacy t%utejsi
SO oburzeni na niejakiegos A. Le-
wihskiego, kt6ry wysy}a korespon-
dencye do ,Wedrowca", c%zerniac i
szkalujac jednego z powazanych
cz{onk6w t%utejszych towarzystw.
Napas6 jego sklerowana jest g16wnie
przeciwko znanemu i powszechnie
powazanemu oh. Kornobisowi, kt6ry
ma polu piracy publicznej wielkie
po}ozy} zas4ugi. W powietrzu sly
sze6 MONA grozby, ze jesli Lewihski
ME przestanie napadaG ma ludzi
uczciwych, to go wkr6tce maja
pog}askac pc fzyonomii ~wytrzepa6
mu tuzurek ma plecach, w6wczas
gdy go bedzie miaf ma sobie. -
BUFFALO, NY. - PoLAK W
AMERYcE pusci} pog1oske, re pan
baron Jerzmanowski, ma zamiar
wycofad sic re swoich interes6w W
Ameryce i osiedliG sic W Europe.
Czyzby?
BUFFALO, NY. - Kosci6} ma
Wojciechowie -otwartY, dzieki
staraniom komitetu parafalnego.
Policya usunieta, ME bedzie ludu
rozbijad pa4kami. Straz postawiona
przez biskupa przy ,,swojej Was
nosci" sama sic oddali}a. Dzwony
zabrzmia}y, organy zagrzmia-
}y i hymn wydobywajqcy sic
z piersi 5000 narodu, wzni6s}
sig ku nicholson. By4o to jednak
nabozehstwo bez ksiedza, DO ksieza
sig usuneli i przyjs6 ME chcieli.
Ksieza Pitass i Flaczek woleli W
domu siedzie6 i gryzc paznogcie re
z}osci. Parafanie poddadza sig wolf
biskupa. Me chc2 ami Pitassa AMI
Flaczka i jesli biskup naznaczy i'm
innego ksiedza, zgoda i spokdj
znowu zapanujq ma Wojciechowie.
CHICAGO, ILL.-W sprawie
Jadwigowa, sedzia j. B. Payne
wyda} wyrok, kt6ry W przek}adzie
brzmi jak nastepuje:
,,Nr. l66 9O7
JAKOB DZIEWIORi inni
przeciwko
KATOLICKIEMU BIsKUPOWI CHICAGO
Ma zadanie obrohcy 'skarzacego
postanowiono, re Pozwany ma "a.
chowa6 obecny stan rzeczy co do
parafi sw. Jadwigii temuz Pozwa-
MENU wzbrania sig niniejszem "a.
mierzonego odprawiania Nabozeh'
silva W wymienionym kosciele al
do czasu, gdy .strony zostan2 wysfu-
chane przez sad.
JOHN BARTON PAYNE,
Sedzia".
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-20
Lewita Skulik.

numerze popeinlllsmy bad
wzgledem Skulika, ktorY
sprostowae trzeba. Skulik ME
Jest chorwatem ami illYryjczy-
klein, lecz prostym g6rno
szlazakiem, mowiacym pc
slowacku. Me wielkie to
ublizenle godnosci narwanego
doktora, ale prawda niechaj
bedzie prawda.
Teraz do rzeczy. Skullk
liczy ME zupelnie dwadziescia
osm lat. UrodzonY w Szopie-
nicach ma pruskim Slazku,
rome przechodzi} koleje, az
roku 1891go w Grudniu 60
wyswiecono ma ksiedza W
Rzymie. Uzyskal by} take
doktorat rzymski, tax sam
6wierdzi. Dotychczas W x.
Skuliku ME by}o wida6
zdolnosci humbugisty, kt6re
dopiero w Ameryce ma
wieksza skale mia]y sic
rozwinac. Pred dwoma laty
przywedrowal do Ameryki,
obelmu]ac duszpasterstwo mad
Slowakami w Passaic, New
Jersey, Niestety ME d}ugo
tam pozostal. Pc kilku mie~
siacach ~przeni6s} sic do
jersey City jake proboszcz
sw. Mikolaia. I tutaj miejsca
ME zagrza}. Poszed} 20 kilku
miesiacach do Mount Carmel,
Pennsylvania, gdzie ma{y
koscio}ek ~postawil. Ale i tutaj
dlugo ME siedzial. Widzimy
go Pc kilku miesiacach W
Shamokin, Pennsylvania. Pc
kr6tkim pobycie w tenn
miescie znowu sic puszcza
rzymski dokt6r ma da}szy
zachod. Pszeprob z
czy zy al cztery parafie
w jednym roku zostale
wikarym u zYda w South
Chicago, chociaz o te sauna
laske iinnych polskich ksiezy
w Chicago usilnle prosl}. lyle
o ksiedzu Sknliku jake
duszpasterzu. Jako hnansista
i zarzadca parafi wsze-
die narobil klopotu. W
New Jersey mp. wystawiE X.
Biskupa Wiggera ma woine z
parafa tamtejszym Peoples
Bank" Polski X. Staszyhski
m6g}by wiecej o tel awanturze
opowiada6....
w Chicago humbugista
doktor znowu znalazl otwarte
pole ma szachrajstwa i blagi.
Me dosyc, re az dwie parafe
sIowackie naraz }upu cupu
funduje, ale / schyzme nawet
ma Jadwigowie wYkorzenia(?D
Pisze O wielkiem swojem
poswieceniu do X. Satolli'ego
kt6rego pono kiedys by1
uCZGlcIM.
Energiczny dokt6r choruje
tez ma wielkiego llterate. Jest
generalnym dyrektorem s}aw-
nego stowarzyszenia ,stolica
madrosci" (Sedes Sapientiae),
napisal ksiazeczke sznap P
c, wydal broszurke pod
tytutem ,,Slovensky Kcstol"
w Mt. Carmel, Pal redaguje
w wloskim jezyku pisemko
LA Civilta Cattolica," z
Chicago. podpisujac sic jake
-od,ktor r M Sk11ik y. I'D,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-20

nych 1pIsmach, llczne artykuiy
wloskie i niemieckie dawaja
swiadectwo O literackiei
czynnosci tego m}odego i
energicznego ksiedza". Potem
podaje rome wycinki z gazet
polskich, angielskich i
niemieckich, widocznie przez
niego samego pisane, jego
ma sic rozumiet, pod niebiosa
chwalace. Potem podaje
statuta niemieckie swojej
stolicy madrosci. Ma
stepuja: niemiecki artyku} 9
rzezi W Krozach, artyku} o
ulicach rzymskich (po ME
miecku, } potem polski artyku}:
,.towarzystwa / wydawnictwa
z%azo5one przez Wiel. KS. DR..
B. M. Skulik' potem list do
,,Szanownej Redakcyi Patry-
oty'', W kt6rym szarlatan TAX
o sobie pisze: ,,Drugi nal
wiekszy (kosci6l W Passaic)
bedzie pc skomczeniu zapewnle
koscioz szowiahski "a staraniem
ks. DR.. Skulik rodzonego
Polaka Patryota, proboszczsa
szowiahskiego. C%ytujemy do
s}ownie dalej: drugie Koscio1'y
katolickie So: l mal'y polski,
drugi unicki Polak6w W
Passaicu bedzie mniej wiecej
500 bardzo dobr3e z organize.
.nizowans maja iu0z kllka
towarzystw a w zajiste naIwiec
KS. Kwiatkowski Jest do
zawdzieczenia, kt6ry i'm
koscioz'ek polski postawiz' i
ich z organisowal'.
w kohcu nastepuja rachun-
XII parahalne. Zaiste trzeba
rzymskiego Literally ma podob-
ne ~sprawozdanie parahalne.
w W}oskiem pisemku
La Civilta Cattolica' ,doktor
zaraz ma pierwszej stronnicy
zmysla, jak starry, wytarty
kalendarz. Nazywa sw6j
szparga} jedynem w}osko
katolickiem pismem wStanach
Zjednoczonych. Gdyby hum
bugista by} przejrza} spis
katolickich gazet, podany W
dyrektoryum Hoffmanna,
bylby. sic przekona}, re ME
on jest p%ierwszym prorokiem
ma tel niwie literackiej. Obi
tuje pisemko doktora rzym-
skiego W rome aprobaty /
rekomendacye. I do OLGA sw.
Skulik sic odezwa} O b}ogo-
s1awienstwo. Me brak list6w
do / Cd biskup6w.
Jake rodzony polak i
patryota pisze pedziwiatr tez 0
Polsce, wyraznie ,,discorso
flosofco = stoico : politico."
Jestto sama madrosG. Czytel-
nicy Katozzi;ha sami osadza,
jakiego kalibru ptaszek z
doktora Skulika. Ostrzegamy
polak6w W Chicago pred
tym humbugista, DO tylko
ma polska paraha czycha i
poluje. Je1eli m}ody ksiadz W
jednym roku potrafll az z
czterech parafi dat drapaka,
GAS ably X. Delegat Satolli
sic zmi}owal i szalbierza ma
rzymskie odes}a} pastwiska.
Tutaj W Ameryce widocznle
mu "a goraco.
Dr. ACTC "a KAT0T TK a |
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-20

towano.- Naszs zassesorp. Was
juz uprzatna} sic z taksowaniem
budynkdw. Ospice,. kt6re tutaj i
pomiedzy Polakami grasowa}y, ] uz
prawie zupe}nie z naszego miasta
znik}y. = w d. 4 Lipca 18th july
tutejsi Polacy bed2 mieli wspania1y
piknik W parku ma Polsce. Prey
grywac bedzie polska kapela. -
Uroczystos6 Bozego Cia}a obchodzi-
lismy tutaj staropolskim zwyczaje EN-
W Niedziele l6 bm. przy ustawio-
nych doko{o koscio}a domkach.
INDEPENDENCE, Wis. - W
tym roku kosci6{ polski ~jeszcze
budowanym ME bedzie. Budowni-
czy P. Liberia z Winony, z kt6rym
uz zrobiono kontrakt, zamierza
skarzy6 parafa "a uczyniony mu
zaw6d, oraz o wynik4e ztad ola
niego straty.
MENASHA, WIS. W Mena-
sha, Wis, bedziemy odtad mieli
agenta ola KAToL1KA W osobie p.
Wawrzyhca Chybickiego, Obywatel
ten otworzy} W Menasha W Kwiet
niu rb. grosernie PREY ulicy Racine,
ciaagnacej sic przez ca}a Polske.
Posiada on zaufanie wszystkich
rodak6w. Spodziewamy sig, re nasi
abonenci beda z tego naszego wy
boru zadowoleni.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-20

Do stanowczego wylecsenia zat-
Warden. z6iciowoscl b6lu g1owy,
uzYwaj DR.. Rlerce'a p1gulk1.D ostae
je mozecle W kazdej apiece
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-20
PkACIC "a
!!!BEZPkATNIE
1edpak wle5esg!

Wszyscy p6}roczni prenumera-
orowie Go@co . Zskry otrzymuj9
zupe}nle bezp}atnie drugie pismo
humorystyczne p. t.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-20
POINT. Wis.

Stefan Wr6blewski, agent GAz.
KAroL1cK1EJ, kt6ry "a kaucya jest
wolnym kt6rego sprawl 0 zgwa}-
Genie kobiety, Polki, przyjdzie we
Wrzesniu pod rozpatrzenie Sadu
powiatowego, przyby} pc a drugi
do naszego miasta W celu kolekto-
wanna "a gazette. WidaG, re mu
tutai u mas cos bardzo zasmakowa-
To-. GAz. KAroL1cKA przeciez uczy,
re zakazany owoc najlepiej smakuje.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-20

DOBREGO KsIEDzA, gorli-
wego kap}ana i tegiego patryote,
moze wskazac parafi potrzebujacej
proboszcza, Redakcya Katolika. -
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-20

> / g Vyoa1 Aoo%oAA PoN
tytuieln ,,Slovensky Kcstol"
w Mt. Carmel, Pal redaguje
w wloskim jezyku pisemko
LA Civilta Cattolica," z
Chicago. podpisujac sic jake
redaktor B. NJ. Skulik D. D.
z rezydencya lydia W South
Chicago, 83rd Str. and Bond
ave.
Z wszystkich plodow
rzymskiego doktora sprawez.
DAME fnansowe z budowy
kosciola w Mt. Carmel jest
a-cy dzielem szarlataneryi. Ma
pierwszci stronnicy jest
fotograAa wielkiego czlowleka
z w}asnorecznym zyciorysem.
TAX kohczy swoja dzialalnost
dotychczasowa. ,Liczne bro
szury, literackie prace
rozlicznego ducha VI rozlicz.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-12-19
TWO MARRIAGES AT WELDON.
Mr.. W, IL. Green Snd Miss Hennie
CApeil Married sgests rday.

ROANOKE RAPIDS, ~. G., Dec. H.
Especially Mr.. Charles T.. Maxwell
general manager for the United Indus
trial Company, OF this place. and Miss
Jennie Gay, ef Wilson, were married
in Weldon yesterday evening at the
residence of Mr.. w. T. Shaw, brother
in-law of the bride. Rev. Il. = Troy
officiated They viii reside here.
Mr.. William II. Green, OF Louisbnrg
and Miss Hennie S., daughter OF AIR
w. II. Capell, were married in Grace
Episcopal church IN Weldon this morn
ing, the rector, Rev Edward Benedict
officiating The bride spent a great
deal of her time here with her uncle
Mad. TIL. Emery. and WAS exceedingly
Nork on tIe cotton f;Ectory pro
CROSSES rapidly. Ihere are about u
conyicts hired here now and about
80 first-class brick masops, There are
three brick stores which will be com.
pleted within sixty days.
The Baptist church is nearing com.
pletion and the work on the NJ. f.
church is progressing rapidly.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-12-19
SETTLED BY COMPROMISES.
North State Improve ment Co.'s. Snits
Amicabiy Settled.

WINSTON, n. C., Dec. IL Especially
II learn from reliable source that ali
the cases against Capt. Gilmer, of this
city; DR.. Lash, of Walnut Cove: Dr..
Benbow, of Greensboro, and all the
other securities for the North State
Improvement Company for building
the Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley rail
road, have been amicably adjusted and
thatsthe cases viii now be taken. out of
court. The plaintiffs and defendants
met ia Greensboro last evening, when
it is said a satisfactory agreement was
reached.
News has been received here OF The
death of Capt. Pryor Reynolds, one OF
Rockingham county's oldest citizens
Capt. Reynolds home was il
Leaksville. where he died. lie
was near kinsman of
the late Gov Morehead and filed
many places of honor and trust during
his life.
An important case was begun IN
court. here to-day. The Wachovia
Load and Trust Company sues w S.
Forbes, of Richmond, Va, and asks for
a verdict setting aside the sales OF
stock in the Cumberland county mills.
Motley tobacco company and the
Reidsville and High Point cotton
mills, made by Col. J. w. Alspaugh, of
this city, to Mr.. Forbes for seven thou
sand dollars. The plaintiffs argue
that the property changed hands for
no other purpose than to defraud the
creditors of Col. Alspaugh. This the
defendant bitterly denies saving the
trade was a straight deal. Both sides
are represented by able counsel.
A Winston negro named Watt Hairs
ton has been arrested at Martinsyiile.
Va, for shooting a pistol in a church
and for stealing the COMMUNION wine.
Mrs. Bullock, lady physician Of
Chicago, who has been creating q great
sensation in Yadljn county by claim
ing to cure all kinds of diseases. is now
in Forsyth. One of her YadlIin pa
tients, wife of asfarmer. died few
days ago. Mrs. Bullock told the hus-
band she would bring his wife TO life
If he desired He said: No; I want q
new wife anyhow.
William Simmons, colofed. WAS arr
rested here last night. lie il wanted
in High Point for making a Successful
assault on a girl.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-12-19
Weak and Nervous

Describes the condition of thousands of
people at this season. They have no APP
petite, cannot sleep, and complain of the
grostratiug effect of warmer weather.
This condition may De remedied by
E}od's Sarsaparilla, which creates an
appetite ard tones up all the organs. 1t
gives good health by making the blood
pure.
Heed s Pills are the best after-dinner
pills. assist digestion, cure headache.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-12-19
SO. so TO THE EXPOSITION.
Southern Railways Sweeping Reduc.
tIon i'm Rates 10 Atlanta Exposition.

Vhe Southern Railway Company VII
on December 10Th to 25th, Tnclusive,
place round trip tickets on sale to At
ianta at one half of tie first class, lin
tied rate for The round trip. These tick
cts will lie similar in every respect TO
their regular Atlanta Exposition tickets
except that they. viii be limited return
ing five days from dete of sale. The
rate from Raleigh on these da,s viii be
six dollars aud eighty cents $50 This
rate offers splendid opportunity for a
visit to the Exposition euring the Christ
mas holidays. Sleeping car reservations
will be telegrapned for on application ct
the Southern's office.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-12-19

HOOD'Ss PILLS cure Liver lila,
Riliousness, Indigestion, Headache.
A pleasant Laxative. All Druggists,
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-03-29
ProslAmatlbn By The Mayor.

| F-tS5
To whom II may concern:
rhe 3Sdee Of probate of the
county Sc a. Louis, state OF
MINI - having BY force OF
Ethesla of this state appointed
thelsscohd dsy q April, A. D.
1895, as the time Of holding the
first election Of johicers for the
city oiVirginia in said county
Now, Therefore In compliance
with section seventeen az of the
general election law of 1898 of
this state and by virtue of my
office 81 mayor de facto of said
city, II is hereby ordered that no
spirituous, malt or intoxicating
liquors be sold or given away,
nor shall any store, saloon or
bar. room where such liquor is
sold or given away be open in
said city on said day at any time
.betweenthe hoursof 1ive O'Clock
in the forenoon and the hour of
eight o'clock in the afternoon.
3. Whoever violates any provis-
ion of this section of SAID general
law, will be subject to a fine of
not less than one hundred dol
lars nor more than three hun.
dred dollars, and in default there.
of to be imprisoned in the county
Jail for a period not exceeding
six months.
Dated, city of Virginia, March
goth, 1895.
STUART BATES,
Mayor de facto.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-03-29
Millinery Opening.

For the week commencing on
Monday. April l., Mrs. H. Streh-
lau will give a grand opening of
spring and summer millinery, to
which she invites the attention
of the ladies of the range. Her
stock is the largest. best and
most select assortment on the
range this season, and prices
are always the very lowest. In
connection she has an expert
trimmer in the person of Miss
P. A. Gram. from St Paul, and
satisfaction guaranteed to all
customers.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-03-29
Leave your money in the tow

Leave your money in the town
by placing your order with
Wallace the Tailor.
Building paper and hardware,
a complete supply. at Prescott &
Mars Co..
The California Wine Horse
carries the largest stock of
liquors, imported and domes.
tic wines, cigars, etc.. in
the city. Also makes q spec
ialty OF jug and bottle trade
for family use. Jugs delivered
to any part of the city free
of charge S. SAX Prep.
When making your purchase S
Of clothing or furnishings, go to
the New Bargain Store. R. Cob.
en- prop. Burke building.
An elegant line of pocket
knives and fine cutlery just open.
ed by Prescott & Mars Go: >
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-03-29

$171.O3, the total amount turn
ed over in cash, would not 20 as
far towards paying the labor of
the city as would $1226.55 the
total of all fines turned in, had
all OF said fines been paid to the
city in cash.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-03-29
Village Justice Matters.


The Enterprise is not in poll
tics this spring, but our columns
are always open to advertisers,
and thus we come to publish the
following letter and statement
anent the collection and payment
OF fines during the past year:
Virginia. Mimi, June q, 1894.
MR. J. R. JAMES,
Dear Sir-I am instructed bv
the village council of the village
of Virginia to notify you of the
adoption of the following resolu-
ton:
That the recorder be instruct
ed to notify the justices of the
peace that after this date, that
each justice. :.of the peace shall be
required to report to the council
on or about the 18th and last of
each month, and to pay to the
village treasurer all monies re-
ceived for fines, At the same time
or dates, and that they present
their bills for costs, to be allow.
ed by the council, and that the
treasurer shall pay first, all lab.
or claims out of the fines.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-08-16
Skeleton on his Hook.

Ebcnezer Likely was ilshlng
III Sinnipink Lake, near West
Point, Md, when his hook be-
came fastened in some object
on the bottom ofthc lake. With
his friends help lie succeeded IN
pulling the skeleton Of d man to
the surface. When it came III
contact with the air It went to
pieces. The bottom was dragged
and pair Of big Hessian cavalry
boots were brought up from their
ccntury-old resting place. An
enormous sabre was also flashed
up. At the time Fort Montgonl~
cry was captured by the British,
the heaviest part Of the fighting
occurred OH the banks Of the
lake and into its quiet waters
were flung the Hessians who
were slain.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-08-16
Encourage the Editor

The editor can always write
more cheerfully of the business
interests of a town when his col
umns are literally filled with the
advertisement of the business
houses. No editor can advocate
the doctrine of buying from home
merchants unless the home 1ner-
chants show they are interested
in catering to the home trade by
advertising in the columns of
the local newspaper.
It is depressing to the editor to
find business men patron1zing
every advertising fake that comes
along, and at the same time the
names of those business men are
rarely, if ever, seen in the adj
vertising columns of the local
newspaper.-Salisbury Herald.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-08-16
Don't go West, Young Man.

We give the following for the
of our farmers
who think they are having an
exceedingly hard time to live and
make both ends meet.
The raising Of horses III our
State is regarded as a safe, good
business, and wheat is worth
from seventy cents to one dollar
per bushel.
A letter Received from Dr.Lasll,
who, with his family, Is travel
ing out West, while not written
for publication, contains some
interesting items, which we take
the liberty of using, His letter
is dated from Spokane, Wash
where he met PatWinston, known
throughout North Carolina. The
doctor says Pat loves North Car
olina and everybody in the State
and has shown them every at
tention.
Wheat, he says, sells there fol
seventeen cents a bushel, costing
thirty cents to raise it. -Four
hundred and sevcnty-hvc horse!
sold here in the street this week
for fifty cents each. You can buy
them any time for s. to $40
This is a silver-milling section
but the industry is very fat jus
now. If you want to get rich {?
come West. This town has five
churches and 2o4 bar~rooms, eaCl
paying a license Of $500 a year
They are allowed to use screen
and keep open all night if the.
want to"-bars not churches
| Greensboro Rfc0rd.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-08-16
EDENTON, NC, Aug. 10TH 1895
A Mean Man.

One of the meanest, most con-
temptible men on earth, says the
Warrenton Record, is the man
who deliberately goes into a
meeting of his fellow men, who
he knows are striving to build
I'D the community in which
they live, with the express pur-
pose and intentions to obstruct,
delay, hinder and throw cold
water upon the efforts OF those
who are endeavoring to build up
and encourage progress and en-
terprise. No community, town
or corporation will ever succeed
where there are any such men.
Don't t1y to hinder and destroy
the efforts of those who are try
ing to do something because you
can't boss it, or the enterprise IS
not run Just as you want 1t. II
you can't help, why i'll the name
of common sense, and decency,
and gentlemanly responsibility,
can't you keep your mouth shut
and keep hands off If the enter
prise is not just what you think
it ought to be, why can't you
have charity enough about you
to refrain from trying to injure
the push and pluck of others.
Are you, kind reader, one Of
those who find fault, sheer at and
belittle everything your more
public spirited fellow citizens
try to push forward and buildup
for the good of humanity and
civilization
Are YOU one OF those who will
try and ruin because they can't
rule? If SO, stop, think. If you
can't help push up the hill, don't
pull backwards and contrary
wise.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-08-16

Talking about the next nonl-
nee for Governor, the Whining
ton Messenger says: "There is
one important part OF North
Carolina that the makers of Gov
errors never deign to consider.
All the territory lying from
Wilson around by Newbern and
Onslow to Wilmington and
along the Cape Fear and from
Fayetteville towards Wilson is
never thought to produce Gov
errors and United States Sena-
tors. A most palpable mistake
as to the right man, and a syste
matte, deliberate overlooking OF
a very important section for the
success of Democracy. No Sen
ator and no Governor has been
given to all this section fertile
enough in lnen of ability and i'll
Democratic voters since the war.
We can name a dozen who would
make Governors above the Dem
ocratic average and Senators who
would not bring reproach upon
the State. Some might be
named who by reason of knoWl~
edge, learning, general ability
character, sound Democracy
would adorn the Senate and up
hold the principles they profess
to cherish. -
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-08-16
Help wanted.

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and arrange statistics relating to
the advantages and manufactur-
ing interests, Of the different
sections, for THE REAI, ESTATE
AND FINANCIAL JOURNAL. TO
such d one we can give tempo
rary employment i'll his own
locality, Or a permanent position
travelling for us. We want a
man who has faith in the South
and can speak up for it i'll such
a manner as to convince our
Northern subscribers that it is
to their interest to locate among
us, Or to invest IL the South
The Southern Publishing Co.,
Florence, S. c.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-08-16
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