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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-02
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GfA-S auer 4. Woi. Son
prd6tig'tcn @etter hc9iinItigt lamb bier
am Qeltri8en Nadmlttag Die Nl. -Greu3=
proseilion ltatt. gEtit gr6Bere Yilser=
l9aaren 0ls in Den porb~erQebenoen
Sahren Warsn erihienen. @eaen 3
llbr belpegte iib Die &"co}ciIion lan0iam
nab Der Ser0tuppel. ali pelter lit
Die 81. .&reuStdpeile befinpet.
Selpert. Dim 4. Mai iano Der
dltberilbmte .Selpert=W artt" am SuBe
oes Seipert ltatt. Sebr piele Gferoe
paren iOOn am Sonntag in Den Stal-
lunQen gu MerIh p"ertauit poroen; oen=
nod wuroen nod bis 80 Stiif sll9e=
triebeu.
d o1tingen. Infer 8ottesbauS
iuuroe oIr6 2 prahtpolie Ssnitcr be-
relhert, welhe bon Der 6irma S6mit
uno SinIier aus WonoDri 0eliefert murz
ben. Nllb mllroe ber9angene 9SOhe
cine neue SommuniOnbunt auf0eltellt.
Seb=S leinma6er, |. Wai.
8eltern Nahmittaa periammelten lid
I'M bieligen &nabenI6uliuale Die Mtit-
9lleOer Der SDnoitats= Gsuoiisnihait
tilr Nnla9e siucier @e9s. Srt genannt
Sremeri6 uno Gnihberg, UNI CUR
99abl oes Sorltanoes 81 ibrsiten. IS
muroen 9eplblt: Die SO. Wauritius
gum prdlioent. S. y. Noams gum
Tlceprllioent uno Saiiierer uno bic
so. Sean &rier. Bernard Grisr uno
9tit. 8reimeloin9sr I'll Sorltanosmit=
glieoer. - Shreden errs9t bic Sin
rcbner uniCrer 8egcno. oenn isit
SonntaS, Den 26. glpril liuo in ben
SOrIsrn &emeriheu uno @iutrin0en
allein Iiluf 6euersbriinlte 81 perSsi9nen
nit unbetannter llrid1e.
&emerhen, 4. Wai. @eIiern
mar bier bic tSeier Der eriten 81. Spm-
munion. 60 i6on uno erbaben oieIer
gag iiir ieoe Piarrsi aud 1T, es
berridte oieles Sabr cine rsbt aeoriitts
Stlmmln9 oabier uno oies III Sol9e
Der III Der leBten Wohe TAFT ieOen Gag
ppr9etommenen 6euersbrilnlte. Die
9roBte Nn9lt bat ollie Ginwobner srgrii-
zen, in pielen SGulern 1T oas 2inuen=
ieu9 in Sdfe perpadt, I'M bel epentuel=
Ter Sranoanle9ung 81 retten mas 81
retten 1T. Gag uno Na6t III Die Se-
pa6un9 ocs SOries l. Wdunern abs
wehlelno anuertraut uno nod INNER
1T man Dem ooer ben Yr0noliiftsru
nidt aui Der Spur. Yei Der berrl6en-
Cen unll6erbeit unterbleibt oieies Sabr
Die QemeinI1aitli1e Yrojeiiiou nab
V%urcmbur9. oa Die W6nnerwelt li6
niDt Setraat lih 81 s%ntisrnsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-02

&efent6al. Z. Mai. Ginen
berben Shitiolsi6Iag crlitt oeitern
morgen Der bieli0e 6abriturbelter 90.
gellion ourh Den Sob Ieiner Gbefrou,
9eb. peui6. Sieielbe lit Wutter BON
eli &lnoern, bon Oenen oas iiinoIte
taum einige Sabre Sdblt. 8eitern
NNdmittag fol9te Der 9reiIe Gater iei=
ner perltorbenen SO6ter in ein belleres
Senieits.
Sesperingeu, 80. Npril. Seute
Sormlttaa prlroe ell Dem Wei6enltel-
Sranj Sdubma6er sugeb0riges Wpbn=
bous, 5e'teheno muir aus gro9eiboB
nm Speibsr, our6 cine 6euersbrunlt
eingsnHtert. Ser 8eIammtoerIuIt,
"a. 800 IT., 1T our6 @sri6sruns se-
cRft.
Gtanosu, %. april. 9erfofe-
i1an 9onnsrstag fano in bieiiger @e=
mstnoe bic grdmienoertbeilung an bic
@t%aentbitmer bon Stieren, Sdlbern
ebsrn itatt. Die Yreiie fir fd0nen
srempldre bon Stieren uno Gbern
nuroen Obne 6Onturenj Dem 9d6ter
Srn. Sbeooor 4aDl BON S6euerbpf al
Sbell; aud erbislt oerielbe ben |. Yreis
bon 30 6r. fiir Gdlber, mdbreno Sr.
Watblas Yitar, SOtelier, fir Elm aus=
9eltelltes l6Ones Salb ben 2. Breis I'M
Setra9e Don Is 6r. srbielt.
Sbermarteltngeu, 4. Mai.
TerIlonene gtadt braunte oas Saus
oss blellQen Sa9l0bners Sob. Jta6 bis
oufs nadte Waueriperf alb. Ser Sha.
BEN belduft li6 auf eini9e tauieno
Sranten uno 1T outb cine oeutI9e Ter=
llberuna oeoedt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-02

Sci i90nfter, rubiQIter 8itte=
rlln9 maAte am SOnntag gtabmittag
Drip POllp ibren pierten gallonaui=
ltieG; Die tilbne, luftige 6abrt ma9.e
Srau s. y. &lein nit. 9lu6 oiesmal
batten li6 piele Sunoerte bon 3ui6aus
ern eingefunoen, I'm Ii9 oas tets bod
interelante S6anlpiel nit ansuIeben.
llno olelenlQen milBigen Gufter, uelbe
9emelnt battcn, Der Nuiltie9 pom poriz
gen WGle, Der lei0er ourb Die 9alon=
rifle oerelttlt mOroen mar, lei eitler
MumpiB geweien uno Die NitriiIe leien
benz ,GOlumbus" ubli6tli1 uno ertra
beigebraht iuorben, nm Die S0brt un=
mOqli6 81 MAIDEN, wuroen nm cine
tOltll6e, anregenoe N%u9enpeioe betrp-
gen. Die 6iillun9 ging flott bon
Staten; I'M ben SilQun9splaB berum
maren Die &ronen Der u%mliebenoen
PartbGume nus9iebi9 aus9eGltet wor=
Den, o0mit Elm llnial pie beim lebten
Nufltieg nl6t mebr Dortommen tpnnte.
Die Nercier' ihe Sarmpnie ton,ertirte;
Die Wltterung mar oer0rt iommerlih,
oaB oas Bublitum, bas Ii1 ioit aus
Ihliebll6 aus Den bOberen Stdnoen sus
iammenieBte, ppriog, YlNB I'M Sreien
Su nebmen. Humtt ) llbr mar Die
6iillun9 beenost uno Der enOrme
Shlaub, Welher Dem &lelen o0s Gas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-02
SUR, Wuisl, 6ifel uno Sunsrlf.

Palsem. Set Der bier beite6enoeu
pplta9entnr 1T lett |. Mtai Der Sele-
grapbelbetricb erOTuet. YOn Setter
Der 8eluerbetreibenOeu uuo nnmentlib
Der Sdlffer 1T oieie eutgegentommenoe
NaBnabme Der Yoitpermaltun9 nit
6reuoen be9riiBt uno anertannt uprs
Den. - glm 3. Wai iano i'm S6ul=
laale bier cine auBerproentlibe Yer=
'ammluna oes Sbermoleler QGin;ers
&alinos itatt. Guf Der SaoesOrouung
ltano bic Seibafun9 bon &ebsuipri=
zen. Na6 einem YOrtraQe oes Serrn
Silrgermeiiter Nreno=Eal3em wuroe Die
Selbanun9 bon 10 Sprlseu ourh oas
&aItno bel9loiIeu, Die an Witslieoer sl
ermGBigten Yreiien ab9egebeu rerosn
lOlIen. Die YoliSeiOeroronuug, wel6e
oas Spriben Der @sinbsras OblisatO=
rid ma6t, iuuroe Don allen Mitalie=
bern ourtaus 9ebiligt uno als ourf=
aus am glaBe be5ei9net. Ser 9erein
sdblt nad taum balbjdbrigem Sslteben
bersits 81 Wtitglisoer uno ~erireut Ii1
Der sunsbmsnoen Spmpatbie oss @iu-
%serltanoes.
Selfant. gm 3. Mai belt Serr
Sebrer Srar3 aus 9ittlinsshbier einen
SOrtrag iiber Sienen;utt. Sbpobl
Selfant uno Glingsn rur s Smter
5dblt. fanoen iib 30 9srionen elm.
SOrtrag: Warum iOl Der 2auomam
SlenenSlht betreiben uno mas lit AZ
oerlelben u~nbeolngt u~otbpenbig?
3erf. gm 4. Wai tpuroe bier Die
neu errlhtste Solsi1uslosmible bon
Ssrrn Spbum Sauisr in gstrieb ge=
ieBt. IS b~eiinoen itd ieBt bret iolGer
Wt1blen bier, bon oenen sipei tets reih=
LID perleben lllo nit grbeiten fir oas
Sillin9er Werf, inoem fir oasielbe Die
&llten CUR S~erpatun9 angeferti9t per=
ben.
Saweru, 80. glpril. 9llter Idiibt
Dor SbOrbeit niht! Nuf bieIi9em Stau-
oes0mte eri6ieu beute uno beantraote
ben GbetDutratt, ell liebenoes Yaar,
wppOn Der SrGutigam 20 uno Die
Sraut 81 CONNER Slblt. Sus felt
lame Yaar 1T aus DEM Rudbarorts
9tittel.
Sitburg, |. Mai. Nfit Dem |.
Sttober Wlro an Der preuBiib=lurem=
burgil6eu 8renSe Die Sranntweiniperre
aui9eboben peroen, neil nit oielem
Sage aud in S%uremburg nah preuBls
i6em MiuIter Der Srunntipeiu beiteuert
perpeu iol. Die lurembur0iibe &c.
glerun9 Ibidt iNon jeBt ibre Steuerbea
amten CUR &enntniBuabme mad Sreus
Sen. uuo slpar lit Observation-Disclosures
Steinbah I'll Sitburg nit Der Nuf9abe
betraut. elni9e s~tuanilQ Serrcn in Die
8ebeimnilie Der preuBiibcn Srannt=
notwithstanding einSuUeiben. Sitburg
llno feline llmaebun9 1T inlOIern oasu
Der 9ssi9nste El0B, Gls Ii6 I'M Serei6e
Der SberiteuertOntrole Sltburs Die
perIbieoeniten Srennereien, bon Der
tleinlten ldnpliten Sreuuersi bis gu
ben 9rpBtn Sampibrcnnsreieu iiuosu.
Su Der OOrigen @ode weilten aht Sur=
smburger Serren 81 oieism Suede in
Sitburg.
yitenoorf. guf benz bieligeu
giirgermsiiterei Qmte murosn am IL.
Nprll Die 6ii6ereien Der Nims, Yriim
uno oes GblenSba6es uerpa9tet. Gs
wHroen Z SOOIe aus9ebOten uuo bel
elmer auBeroroentlib lebbuften Spntur-
rsn3 81 Dem 8siammtpahtbstrag bon
$50 Wart ilbrli6 Su9ei6lasen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-02
surcm aus Yelsiem.

Ct. &emp. Sin braber Wann,
so Sabre alt, lsoiG. gtamens Sacqui.
net Sol, lit lett 10 Sabreu an elmer
SerstrGn,beit uno mar aud tbeils se-
ldbmt. Is fam ibm Oiters oss Na6ts
Dor, oaB sr ihper utbmete in ieinem
S6laisimmer. oann gin9 er in's Greie,
UNI oruuBen lei6ter gu atbmen. Ser.
flofensu Sonueritag nab Witternabt
ltaio er wieoerum Guf uno ipasierte
aui Der StraBs, Die na6 Siire fibrt.
- Wor9ens lamb man ibn III einem
tieien Srunncn tpot lle9eno.
Sopi9np. - IS lit betannt in
Der 9anseu @e9eno, b0B ollie Irme OBJ
oa6 iinoen bel Sru. Wtallon. 80 los
Nirte ieit eini9en NG6ten ein armer
Wanoerer bel ibnl, wel6er nit aller=
bano &~leini0teiten in Der @e0eno fell
0in9. g9Gbreno Der 9tabt pom Wpn=
tao auf ben SieniiaQ wOlte Der I'm
9liidlIhe pom Seuitull. no er i6lisf.
berunteritsiSen. Gr iiel uuo brad li9
ben aOpi aui Der S4susrtsnns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-02
Sod NJ t
gebalten, uno Slpar:

Nm Utonta9 fiir ben CHeieQenuerein
has 2Sert DIES Jeunes Economies, oaS aloz
tier ct. Sopbie, Sruoerihait oeS bl. GiacuS
CSGrtner), baS Setouat Siperu, Die Sruoer-
ibo't oeS bl. Gli9iuS tS6loiier).
Nm Gieu II az iiir ben TereilI Der bl.
fSdmilIe, oen Warlet=, ct. NINA Eereill
(S6neioer), Die Fiarrei SettemburQ, Gre
pelnIa6cr, Sorlteber pon yiebirauen.
Am W ittwob iiir ben ct. 3itos. drit
li6e Miitter=, Gomeu observation-disclosures.
cine, SomtopitCl uno Selninor, @cnborme.
RE nno NreiuilligeI Gompa9uie, Ii bic
cure burger SaubeStimoer in
Nmeritd, oen SGcilicIpereiu.
Nm 0ounerlt a q iir bic S%ientmG0oe.
bic ,Sun9troueu Der Staot, Die Wtariouiihe
SooulitGt, Die Fiarrei Gib q. b. Nl;, Die
9iruoerldoit Der SrOlttrim Der Eetrilbteu, Elm
beIOnoercs suIIe9eil, ben bo6lObli6enS tabt
ratb.
Aim Nreito9 iiIr ben &ereil Der &iuber
WlorIgnS, ben Ct. Tilccuis Serelu, ben Son=
pent Der barmberSigen Sriiber, bic FrimGrz
lbulel Der Stabt, Die Eiarrel gSeimerStirb,
DaS SSsrt Der Swi9eH NrHbetuug oeS 81. Ga
frameutes.
Nm = a NJ tag iiir Die bormber;i0eI
S0weltcrn, bic gSaiieuauitalt Rbam, Die
Normal Weluerbea uno N0ubelS= Sbule,
baS WpnnIoltllm, Die loibriu0sul1eu Fil9er,
Gas gebrerperlonal Der Staot.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-02

Olt Ct 2u I W SDtll ulllDtI
3remer, Der Sobu bes bieii9en Stem=
pelbeamten Serrn Sobann Srsmer BON
2urembur9-Yabnbof auf eini9e Sage
bel leinen Stern auf geirh an9etom=
men. Ser junge Wonn bat Die Stele
ei,tes Shins=S temart auf einem en9lt=
i6en RduIfabrer inne uno bereilie allf
benz Gebteren mdbreno Der 10 leBten
Wtonate folt ununterbro6eu ben inoi=
l6en mo ben ltilen OCEAN. Gnoe oie=
Ter 8o6e beqibt iib oerIelbe nah 9ots
teroam, I'm bon bort aus Die Geiie na9
S%bangbai anSltreten.
Die Sam er, iuel6e nieoer sll=
lammentrat, poQte niht mebr ppr ben
98ablen an Die peri9ieosnsn 8eiebsnt=
iuilrfe berantreten. Sic 9ene9miate
Die g9abl oes Srn. Wouiel, bewiQiote
3D. 900 6r. fir ben &ar bon Sienlt=
t%uobnungen fir Die 3ollbeamten in
Settin9en uno erleoi9te Die Naturali=
Iationsgciuhe. 0arnad erltdrte Serr
Staotsminilter Gpihen, trait zines
Sei4luiies 9. 6. 8. oss @rOB6ersoos,
Die SeiIion BON 1895 - 1896 fiir ee=
I1lolien. - Die Sammer trennte lid
unter benz Gu'e: rs lebe @roBbsr
5og!"
Neue Ner3te. IS baben oas
Spttorat Der Wsoiiin beltanosn: Die
$50. S0rg aus Wamer, Yiinoel bon
98Ormsloin9su uno Gfer aus Yfaffen=
tbal. Zen orei nellen Ner;teu uuiere
belten 8liifpiiuI9e.
Sr. linton &apier BON
2%uremburg bat Die 6anoioatlr Der
WeoiSin nit GROCER NusSeidnun9, Sr.
6eorg Sourg bon Meri6 Die slpeite
6anoioottr Der Observation-Disclosures
nit Yefrieoi9uns bsiianosn. - gbenio
bat Sr. SOiepb Sar aus 8fafentbal
IN oleIen Saaen oas lebte Gramen
bebuis G%rlanauns oes Sngsnieuroiplo=
mes nit 9utem erfolg 81 Na9er
%beltanoen. - Die SO. Gamia 3ii6aro
uno 6elir Irenot aus gurembura,
Geciplenoen fir Die 6anolootur Der
WteoiSln, baben Die erioroerlihen Yril=
fun9en nit Sefrieoiaun9 b~eitanoen.
Sieier Sage itarb Die ebru.
S6we'ter Waosleins be SJeIus lin Der
gSelt Salentinp). Die 0eritorbenc
9eb0rt Der 5amilie SalentinO BON
gttelbriif an, mar 50 Sabre alt unr
frat 81 % Subren in bic Congregation
Der Sbpeltern Der 6riltlihen Sebre elm.
Us m"uroen ernunnt: Serr
u. Welter bon Sursmburg, bisber Se,
triebsIetretdr Der Wilbelm= Gurembura
G%iienbGbuen, slIm Glienbabnietretdr
Sr. so. @ODers ppn Gttelbrilt gun,
8iltererpeolent 2. SlaIie.
II ano Der Staot2urem
burg.
@eburteu. - Som .. Wtat. maric
Nolepbile, :. y. Nl9uIt Gonter, 4eamter oel
~3tebnun9S &ammcr; Satbarira, !. D. 30.
91llll NetteS, Aodllol6ublb ufloer; g.: Glt.
labetb Nuna, ). D. NitoIalts youeer, SGter
d.: Helene 9Stlbelmine, !. D. 9tifolaus 6on.
gen, nlempner; s.: 6eleuo, !. D. Ailtol
NoiitGmp, 2lnItreihsr; &atbarina, :. D
leter Stepbaup, S6reiuer; ,SObauu yeon
arb, z. D. Seouaro Si0lfer, D%an6i6uhiGr
Der; g.: Feter, 2. y. Fetsr Aous, @erber.
metiter.
GterpefQlle.- GDm / Roi Ro.
tbarina Seiiort, alt 80 y, Gbeirau pom Sta.
ntSlGS Sa;drcStp, Sauoihubi5ueioer; 2.
Sohdnm SbIerp, SIebt, alt - s.; s.: Gli.
labetb Shanten, att Smuocu; t.. 9Liue
9%enanlt Sanllne Reuter alt 5G y, GbeiraI
pom NtI6el Stroud, Erofeiior am 2lt5el6lm
barbara Hrete, alt So y, 2SjttIpe Don Better
&bpeS, 3tl. 0auoarbeiter; Sobaun Eelil
Hoeoert, Glt 10 T., peuiionirter 2&aatmei.
lier; D.: NotbartIa SHbcrtD, alt 81 &, obut
Stauo, ebeIoS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-02
is iamen olio s%uiammen:

Die 3abl bon 56,G76 Yilaern, Die
IN 9roSeiiionen tamen, 1T pobl nod
ri6t oft errei6t DOroeu. Die itdrtIie
6requen5 mar 1895 nit 50, l44 Bill
germ, 10 oaB oas Sa6r 1896 ieinen
Gor9dn9er nm runo 4. 800 Yil9er iiber=
trl'tt, mie Oenn ~ilberbaupt Die Yilaer=
sabl erIrenliter Weiie INNER sunimmt.
gelueis Die !eBten Iilnf Sabre:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-02

Fil8er III ProSeiiiOneu.
Nn TOtipaltar lpllroe Den 9an,en
Wor9en binSu
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-08-14
AWORD WITH MEN.

The people OF Elizabeth City, as
we'll as visitors from the surrounding
country, will find on Fearing street,
one door from Water street, the retail
Liquor, Cigar and Tobacco store, under
the efficient aud popular management
Of Messrs Richard Berry and Edgar
Shannon who have recently purchased
the business of J. B. BroCkctt.
This establishment, which has be.
come Gayorite with people who appr :
ciatc pure wines and liquors, fine
chewing tobacco and fragrant cigars, IS
largely patronizcd and regarded a.
thoroughly reliable. The best Of order
is maintained, the service is prompt
and courteous, the goods sold are OF
the best and prices reasonable
Messrs. Berry & Shannon are affablC
gentlemen, who study to please ano
never fail III this particular, They have
a large country and river trade and fll.
promptly all orders, whether delivered
in person or by mail, guaranteeing sat
isfaCtion with the quality and price OF
their goods. Call to see them, or adj
dress all orders to BERRY & SHANNON,
Elizabeth City, NC, and get the best.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-08-14
Lawn Party Near Belcross.

Under the auspices of Miss
Ella Lee Gilbert at the residence
of her fathers Walter r. Gllbe1t,
near Belcross, will be given a
Lawn Party beneath large shady
oaks on Thursday evening, Aug.
Goth, beginning at 5 o'clock. 1t
will consist of merry games such
as throwing grace hoops and
knocking croquet, which will be
played with the utmost deNteri>
". The beautiful grove and
house will be Illuminated with
Chinese lanterns, and i'll their
mellow light refreshments will
be served. Those who are pres
ent will be cheered with delight
full music, which will be render
ed oy the South Mills Band, who
are cordially invited to be pres
ent. In fact every arrangement
will be made to give each visitor
feast of fun and pleasure. The
means derived from this occasion
are for the benefit of the Infant
Class rooms at Sawyer's Greek
Baptist Church. The public re-
spectfully invited to attend.
TACK.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-08-14
ACitizen Highly Honored'

At the 4oth annual session OF
the Grand Encam pment OF the
l. O. O. F., held at Newberne
last week, Mr.. Wesley Williams,
worthy citizen of Elizabeth
City, was unanimously elected
to the high office of Grand Pa
triarch-the highest honor that
can be reached in the order III
North Carolina.
Mr.. Williams became an Odd
Fellow in the year 1888 and has
been an enthusiastic worker from
the time OF his initiation to the
present, He has labored untire>
ingly for the promotion of Odd
Fellowship and the high office
to which he has just been elected
shows the esteem at which he IS
held by the lnelnb ers Of the or
der throughout the State.
Mr.. Williams was born III
Norfolk county, Va, in the year
1880, and in 1879 he became a
citizen of North Carolina, hays
ing located in Elizabetlf> City
where he has been very Success
ful in business and won the es>
TEEN Of everyone with whom he
came, in contact, all Of whom
will no doubt congratulate him
on reading this article.
The FISHERMAN & FARMER
offers its congratulation and bids
him God speed III the work. May
he continue to go forward until
he reaches the Sovereign Grand
Lodge Of the World-the high
est tribunal of I. Q. Q. +.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-08-14
YEOPIM UNION.

The Yeopim Union will con-
vene with the church at Ariel
Gates county, N. c., on the 9Th
Sunday and Friday and Saturday
before in present month.
Introductory sermon by Rev
w. P. Jordan; alternate w. B
Waf.
Missionary sermon by Rev
Josiah Elliott; alternate ". F
Watson.
TOPICS FOR DISCUSSION:
I. Is it right, or expedient, fol
our churches and Sunday schools
to raise money for religious pur
poses by means of feasts, fairs
concerts. &c? assigned to Rev
NJ. D. Carpenter and Rev. Josiah
Elliott.
II. Our Orph mage, its needs
and our duty to it. TO A. A
Parrish and W. B. Waff.
III. The worth of good relig
ious literature, and what is the
best method to increase its cir
culation and get our people te
read more good books and pa
pers? TO W. B. FELTON, and A
| w. BurfOOt.
w. B. FELTON,, Secty.
Yeopiln Union.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-08-14
PERHAPS YOU HAVE
NOT HEARD Of II.
Even These Warm Days, Done
Stop the Crowd.

There is always a way to reach
the people. There is no time
but what you need something
even during these warm sums
mer days we have drawn the
crowd. We are now giving to
every person that spends two
dollars at Our store very hand
some piece Of glassware free Of
charge. Large berry bowls, cake
stands, butter dishes, pickle dish
cs, water pitchers, fruit stands,
&c. You may select any article
you wish, free Of charge. We
have to do more for the people
than any other store because, we
get the cash. You would not
want to give present to anyone
who got your goods on credit
would you? We are determined
to sell out Our entire stock Of
summer goods-prices don't stop
us now-all clerks have been IN
structed to cut prices and not to
let anybody leave without buys
ing. If you need anything mat
tiers not how small, even little
small notions, you will find this
your best chance to buy. Come
and see the pretty presents
which we are giving away
besides.
You can form some idea OF
what is being done at this store,
from these prices:
1000 yards best French Cling
| hams, worth II z and 10 cents.
now at half price, cents yard
Ladies black seamless Hose
was IS cents, now 10 cents.
Satin and gros grain Ribbon
in all shades, the Is cent width
for 10 cents yard.
Lot of new style ladies Belts
and Shirt Waist Sets.
Ladies Sun Unbrellas-tas'
black Gloria Cloth at IS cents
some stores think they are sell
ing them cheap at 0S cents.
The best Silk Umbrellas II
the town at % cents, was SI.2;
and a bargain at that.
800 pair Mems fine Shoes
Price everywhere $500. We are
over stocked and they must go
YOUR chance now; special price
to close them out S1.25 pair, any
size and in all the late toes.
IT'S useless to describe ou1
u11laundried Shirts at 40 cents
Double back and front and bes
linen bosom. You use to pay
s1.oo for this same SHIRT.
Negligee shirts-with collar'
attached-all pretty colors--wer'
20 cents, now IS cents.
Our stock ofready>1nade cloth
ing will go at New York cos
price-good all wool mems suit
at $500.
800 pairs wool Pants at sI'2
: and $50, were $500.
We are after the working PEG
: nle who have only few dollar
and want all they can get /
times like these. It costs 70
nothing to come and see.
M1TCHELL-The New Man.
Water Street.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-08-14
SUbURBU1N NEWS.
GATHERED Up BY OUR SPECIAL
REPORTER.

Mrs. WIN. A. Halstead, OF
Berkeley. is visiting relatives III
P2squotank.
Mr.. Miles Saunders, OF Eir,
ginia, is visiting relatives at
Providence, this comfy.
Miss Annie Boushal is teacll~
ING public schoo! at Harrington
School House, Camden county.
DR.. Chas. Sawyer. OF Camden
had a very fine buggy demo sh-
c,I few days ago by a run away
horse.
The bear recently caught nea1
Barea church and exhibited II
the yard OF MI Dennis Ovcr'na1
is dead.
Miss Annie Wood and mother
of Berkeley spent last week at the
home of Rev. I. G. Wood, II
Camden county.
The horse of Mr.. Tim Tenn
pie which was stolen last week
was found a few days ago on th'
banks Of the Dismal Swamp ca
nal in bad condition. The THE
had given the animal a hare
drive and stiff joints was the re
suit.
A very enjoyable affair wa
the ice cream party given to tn
young people by Mr.. and Mrs
Dennis Overman last Tlursda..
night at their elegant home nea
Berea. All passed off happ1l
and pleasant.
G. M.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-08-14
Notice to County Chairman.

All ciairmen Of county Dem
ocratic Executive Committees
will please send their names and
postOffice address to the State
chairman at once. They will
also, as soon as practicable, send
to the State chairman the names
and address of the township ex-
ecutivc committees.
Democratic newspapers in the
State will please give this notice
prominence in their papers.
By order Of the Chairman.
mo. w. THOMPSON, Sec'y.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-08-14
Congressional Convention

Tie Congressional Convention
of the Democratic party of the
First District is hereby called to
meet in Washington on Tuesday,
August 2 9Th at II III. for the
purpose of selecting a candidate
for Congress, an elector and such
other business as may come be-
fore it. By order of the Com
mittee. w. B. RODMAN,
Chairman.
District papers please copy.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-08-14
FOR SALE

y good paying HARDWARE
business, having the patronage
Of large mills and steamboats,, i'll
a town Of about 1000 inhabl-
tants. Stock consists of a CONS
plete line of steamboat and mill
supplies and general hardware.
Can be purchased very low.
For further information apply
at THIS OFFICE.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-08-14
FOR SALE

5000 yards Sturgeon Nets ais
ready rugged, 1000 yards of
which have been used month
the other 900 yards used about
week; anchors, rubbers, Sits
and everything complete and
new for sturgeon fishing.
Have also two fine boats for
sale, one p feet, the other "a
feet. Built Of juniper, with cop
per fastenings, and of fine model.
The above will be sold at halt
cost.
Apply to
BOND & JONES,
Edenton, N {.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-08-14
$500 Reward!
l.R.tsRR@.

WE will pay the above reward for any case OF
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache. In.
digestion Constipation or CostiveneSs we cannot
the directions are strictly complied with. They
are purely Vegetable, and never fail to give sat
isfaction. Sugar Coated. Large boxes, IS cents,
Beware Of counterfeits and limitations. The gen.
uine manufactured only by THE JOHN c, WEST
COMPANY, CHICAGO. ILL.