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THE LAST CALL.
ONLY ONE DAY MORE.

IS there are 50 many applying FOR treat
m,ut for tattirh who. ON account OF the
4. psi, Mt scarcity Of MONEY. are unable
10 pay our usual prices. SO have decided
ga ortrr tkat hI may nave AN ruual on
portuuity ia lc cared during the splius.
mouths 20 mako special uniform price
OF s. month.
This oncr viii hold good only during tho
present month. aud those who are suf-
feginB from tatnrfh should take advan-
tase of II at once.
Al VINO begiu AZ this price viii lie con
tinu"d a. the Same rate until cured, 81
paying tor ALI rNicos aud medicine for
each months treatment.
During the last throe years nrs Boxcll
and Spnnn. The eminent specl illStg. haye
irrafed NOR, cuses Of cntprrh than any
half dozen doctors IN This state. and Wit!
q dcgree OF success which has not been
rqualud
Patients treated at home by mail. wilh
the Same degree Of success. as thousands
Of persons in tins and the adjoining States
nr BoNcll claims the distinction OF DO
ing the pioneer of iirst-class, expert treat
mcnl NJ reasonable prices, within the
reach Of the people
Diseases Of Women, and all Chronic
Diseases Of the Eve. Ear Nosr. Throat
Lungs. Heart, stomach. Liver Bowels
neetun. kidneys, Bladder, Blood. skin
men and women treated with pro-emnont
success.
me Alcohol Habit cured al homo IN a
few days. Obesity treated successfully
structure cured without cutting, burning
or dilating.
Write for lone Treatment, enclosing
stamp Consultation free.
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SERVICES FnIDAY MORNING-

Friday being tho feast Of ST Phillip ANA
ST. James there viii be SERVICES at Christ
church NJ "A. m, with sermon hy Eey
w. X. Lloyd Of st. Mary's church, fffh
ward. There VIII also b. an administration
Of me HOLY Eucharist Rev. A. H. Llwyd
celebrani
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-29

Washington. April 1.-THE usual week
is bulletins were glvfn out yesterday by
the Washington managers OF Mckinley
and Reed. They vary greatly as 10 fy-
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Shirt Waists.

Biggest of sales all day or shirt Waists
the trade buys ours because they are
made right II, ritut and have the right
rriccs-.ic, 1fc SSc, 95c, Sl.Qo and SIS buy
some lovely styles.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-29

The Bon Ton pure Jersey ice cream soda
: tho best In the city.
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WE wANr Yottu work.

Fully equipped with he latest Improved
machinery. most AKlllful operators. We
arc row ioldy to urn out thu bcst OF
laundry work ny us. TINS is the Model
LAUNDRY. l0il Pnnlrie, phone ~, l.. :.
hamburger ana Gus plcyling. Jr. pro-
a.
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Dandy Roach ENtormnator Bes, on
onrth Guaranteed tewyns Rinz corner
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STARVED.
STOMACH RUINED AND MEMORY
GONE.

Caused by Using Si9l Plugs NJ TobAcco-.l
r. Budd, Druggist, OF Arnprior ont
Reports this Wonderful Case.
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The 1nost zee cr.an In Housioh serFee
daily. Bon Ion lac creAm l'hrior.
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rnE srArN cArlrAL.
Last Meeting Of tho old Hoard OF the T
Y. A-Rcwurd offered

Last Meeting Of tho Old Hoard OF tho T
i. A-RcwGrd offered.
Austin, Texas. April - Tho old board
OF dIrectots Of the Texas division of the
Tmvclcrs Protective association held IT'S
last meeting here today prior to ,urnlng :
over tho affairs of IN, state association
to tho newly elected officers. who ,okc
charge on May ]. Secretary Graham :
ana. rcpor; shows S.SJsS In the treasury
and no outstanding liabilities The mem.
hcrShip III good standing todny In Texas
is sy-.
President Booth thanked the members
of mo board for the interest they had
taken III association mW'tcrs ths past ycar.
after which TIL hoard adjourned sine die.
TIN SGfrlitMkN rs.
The following tax settlements are re-
ported by tho comptroller today:
J.u DAVIS County Total collections.
S6iW "; dcirunrnries, Sll6n
iuues county foini collections sSo.a IL
dclinuutncieS. SGl ~.
Dickens couuiy--Fctal collections,
Sw.2 ~. de.inVH"uyies, s5.Sn.
Brown County --fotRl collections. sel.-
o-i -. ie.inqu,noics. SIS 20
Walker County -Fotnl collections, s4-
Nii IN. d..inquencles. ssiun3.
Victoria County Total collections, so. -
'N-An. drlinqNenc!.s, ST n
The Wcaih.rfpri Nif.ul Wcils ari
Northwestern raisrond Ind its quarterly
TAX on. passenset earnings today. amount
iug 10 - ~
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DO you want to rent oner CAN and see
VIZ. C. Janile " CO.. sos Main street.
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D. c. Crawford. the Tea Man, iol2 Texas
~
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Ready Nade
Skirts.

Two splendid new numbers OF Black
Figured Mohair Skirts. fun yards wide
one style AT $50 and one at s2;'5, whici
are going to move them fast and make us
many friends.
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Rented hv the day week or month.
g. Jnukr a CO., op3 Main street.
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NEW ARD oFrER111

a reward Of $50 has been offered by tho
governor for arrest OF unknown murderer,
of I.f'iina Stewart recently assasslnaicd
IN Cuss county.
PARDONED.
John $ Peel. convicted OF forgery. in
this county. has been paraonei by The
governor
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Grnvos Tnsicl,ss chm Tome.
Warranted lrlro - conts
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BOND As GUARDIAN FILED.
I. W. Craig Qualified In the Estate
Of Brady Minors.
NO CRIMINAL CASES WERE TRIED
lfistrisls In Civii Cour,-suit Ava,pst
Harris County-A Number of
Suits Filed.

L. w. Craig was recently appointed
guardian of the estate OF Lucy. Sherman
and Henrietta Brady. minor heirs of John
Brady, who are entitled to very large
inheritance left by the deceased. and his
bond was fixed nj $4,000. Yesterday Mr..
Craig filed his bond with Deputy County
Clerk Dickson with the American surety
company, III. II. Ring and Il. j. Berry as
sureties 1t was approved BY the court
and ordered recorded.
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ELEgsTERxGTTx.
A Modern Science In the Cure of Disease
PraCtiCed By
DIR. RE A,

Celebrated Specialist. President of the
Som hcrn Meiical and Surgical Institute,
LIon'svilr. ~. Of the establish branch
Mason Block. Houston. Texas. Days
THURSDAY, Friday and SATURDAY. only, OF
each wecn, these days being devoted ex-
ciusively TO office work.
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TIIn LATEST FIGURES.

SECTION director. Galveston rcsa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-30
Nowy Salon
+. polski
W Srodku miasta.

Obywatele FRANClSZEh
RESZKA i STANlSkAW WAT
KOWSKI otworzYli salon W srod-
ku mlasta W1nonY, PREY 2 ul'cV'
ma rogu ullc 2glej i Market, "
domu p. P r G h o W G 2 a,gdzle
dawniej dz1erzyll salon i grocernla
Bracia CIR 8 !.
Salon za]mui: Gale d6lne pie
tro - cd frontu duza lzba ola
og61u, a W lyle elegancko urza2-
dzone )pokoikl ola gosel, chcacych
bye osobno-tak zwane s a m p Q
TO o m s.
Najlensze piwO. wy
borne l1kfery, znakOnltte
cygara. Smaczny lunch.
Farmerzy dostanz u Reszkl
i Watko wskiego nailepsze] whisky
ma znlwa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-30
WYCIECZKA MA ZNIWA

WYCIECZKA MA ZNIWA.
= KtobY chcial sobie teraz zoba-
czyG grunta W r6znYch stronach
lub jechaG ma robete do Dakoty Tub
udac sic W inne strony naZachodzle,
moze korzYsta6 z tanich cen jazdy
ktore beda ma kolei Chicago, Mil
waukee & ST.. Paul W dnlach
nastepujacych: 4 l Is Slerpnia, 9,
Is 20 Wrzesnia; oraz 6 i 20
Pazdziernlka. TYkietY jeszcze 20
dni po zakupienlu ich dobre do
powrotu. = Wzgledem b~lizszych
szczego{ow zgiosle sic do miejsco-
wyeh, agent6w kolei Chicago, Mil
waukee & St. Paul.
Me mOgta sic rusZac. =
Sharon, Pa, PAM Z~uzannaKrainiak
W liscie datowanYm 2 czerwca 1896
pisze::
Nv pazdzlern,ku 1896 p~ocze4am
doswladczaG uczucla s%krajanego
os4abienia pc ca1em clele. z
poczatku ME wlele ma to zwrsca4am
uwagl, myslac re to minle, lecz
zamlast tego %poczefam stawac sic
szczup]ejsza i s}absza mo]a cera
sta}a sic zolta; nawet biafka mych
6cz napraiy tego koloru. Nareszcle
musia}am po4ozyc SIG W Toxic,
Przy]aciele moi przywololl lekarza,
lecz ten jakos ME m6g} MI pomodz
j stopniowo mi sic pogorszyte,
Mole lewe blodro napach}o tax, re
trzeba byio przystawit s~iedemnascle
pjiawek ma %chornj9ce miejsca, lecz
to m, ME ulzyfo bolu. Nareszc1e do
tego doszlo, re mole cz}onk1. rece,
nogl nawet paloe u nog l rak
zdawaly SIG bye ,caikiem s~paralizo-
wane i ME mog}am sic ruszac.
Mysla}am, re )uz d}uzei zy6 uie
bede i czulam sig ca}k,em bez'
wladua. Gdysmy n1emal juz rozpa-
cali, polecono nam Panskie ]e-
karstwa. MAJ moi zacza} mi
dawac Ora Plotra Gomozo !
natar4 mnle tam, gdzie b6le by}y
najdotkliwszeOlele czYli lluimen-
tenn. Uzyllsmy wlele butelek tel
medycYnY, lecz ME potrwafo d}u-
go, gdy poczyfam uczuwac ulge.
Mona sobie wystawic, laka byia
moja s}abosc, re ME mogfam brad
zadnego pokarmu tylko mleko.
albowiem zo}adek moi NC lnnego
ME strawi1. Powrot moi do Sill bY4
st%opniowY, leoz pewny. Pilnle ba-
czy}am. ably Gomozo zazYwa6 sclsle
wed}ug przepisow. w trzech ME-
s,acach bY}am znow na nogaoh.
Bogu dzieki "a mole wyzdrowienie.
Prosse przyiao mo]e najszczersze
dzlski."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-30
WIADUMOSCI
MIEJSCOWE E.

BAWI W miescie naszem,
cd Wtorku, % Lipca, pan
Idziorek, %pe}nomocnik znanego
kolonizatora pana 3. 81. Hobe
wSt. Paul. Pan Idaiorek na
k}ania naszYch rodakow do
osiedlania sic W polsklej
koloni " powlecie ChippeWa,
> Wisoonsinie, kt6ra ks,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-30

T. HD MI uDMON I'D OU
'd1ug,ego czasu zostajacy W
zw,azku z kolejami W Nebrasce
plsze::,. Chorows1em ma SERGE przez
80 lat, krotki oddech bya Jednym
re zwvkiych / c'ag4ych ONT
choroby. Slime bole nastepowa}y
po kazdem smeczeniu. Omdlewanie,
~fa1szywy apetYt, zawrot g}owY
czesto IA mnie nachodzi1y. Czesto
rob,}o sic clemno W oczach. Me
m1aiem SOU spedzaiem no
Dr. Miles ce bezsenRe .Radzi.
Heart Cure lem sic Iekarzy i
Prxywraca pr6bowa}cm rome
ZdrOwie... og1aszane lekar-
silva. Pomocy ME dozna4em jednak.
Nareszcle W cYrkularzu Dr.. Miles,
z~nalaz1em cpisan,e mel chorobv i
zacza4em uzYwa6 New Heart Cure
] obecnie jestem zupe4nie zdrowYm.
Zycze, ably kazdY cie:piacY ma
SERGE spr6bowa4 DR. Miles lekarstw.
Kto DO mule napisze chetnle
opowiem s~zczego1y".
EDW. EDMUNDS.
P. O. Box IS, David City, Nebr.
DR.. Miles, Heart Cure sprzedaje
sic z gwarancya, plerwsza flaszka
pomoze lub pieniadze sle zwracaja.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-30
Pomoze wam.y

P. Fred Miller z Irving, ILL.,,
plsze, re cierpiai ma Dol merck
przez dfugje lata, W po}aczeniu z
b6lem krzyza i pecherza. Pr6bowa}
DUO tax nazwanYch lekarstw ma
nerkl, ale mic ME pomog}o. Pred
rokiem jednak zaczat uzywaG
Electric Bitters i zaczaf sic czu&
lepiej natychmiast. Electric Bitters
leczy s%kuteczni b6l merck i
watrobY, i prawle zawsze dzla}a
natychmlast. Spr6bujcle rae, a
przekonacie sic. Cena tylko SO
cent. "a butelke we wszystklch ap,
tekach.
W Wlnonie %sprzedaJe o t
lekarstwo apteka JACKSON &
RADEMACHER. SO w. Str.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-30

Nastepujacy dotychczasowi
abonenci nasi pozostali nam
winni "a gazette, lekcewazac
sobie nasze rachunki:
Two Rivers, Bujewskl J6z. 1925
Bloomington, Bathke Joz. 2.25
Empire, Jan Mnich 2.35
Superior City, ManiakW alentv 2.35
Isadore, Verth Jos. 200
Pittsburg, Matlak Plotr 200
Philadelphia, Milewski A. 200
Alberta, Bolta Jak6b 4.25
Stephen, Rudzlszewsk, 2. 80
Elba, J. J. Dembihskl 4.75
Sturgeon Lake, Jan Forster 2.75
Nantlcoke, Fjgurski FIR. 2.75
Reading, Galmau, Wonder str.2.75
Wausau, Girnatis Pawe} ESQ
Mansion, Golinski Jan 2.75
Minneapolis. Gorny Unlv.ave. $50
stevenspolnt, J6z. Grzebih 2.25
Hofa Park, Gumienny Piotr 275
Toledo. Herward Woiciech 2.75
W. Superior, Jaroch Jedrzej 200
so. Bend, Kochanowskl Plotr 400
Omaha, st. Jakubowski 2.50
(Clag dalszy nastapi4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-30

n hAT Ill
Konstanty Frydrychowicg ma
K operni K, a ktora
pan Kobe teraz nazywa
S O b ieski. Grunta W tel
novel polskiej osadzie, jak
jul nieraz W naszej gazecie
pisalismy. 50 bardzo dobre, to
tel " paru latach przesz}o
100 polskich rodzin sic tam
osledlifo i Jul zamy6laja sobie
polski ko6cio} pobudowa&.
PAM
doktora z aptekarza p.
Kossakowskiego W Chicago,
bawi obecnie W miescie naszem,
goscinle u swoiej siostry
Kazmiery, zakonnicy Notre-
Damki.
0 wiarusow winoh-
skich odbYlo W niedziele pc
pofudniu W du2ym powozie
galowym wesola wycieczke do
roznych stawnych rezydencyj
kaszubskich W sasiednim Wis.
consinie Minnesota. q
znajdowe} sic tam sam naj.
mi}osciwszy nasz krolWalenty,
z czlonkami gabinetu: Mar.
cinem Daszkowskim, minjstrem
skarbu oraz generaf-poczt
mistrzem; HER. Derdowskim,
ministrem oswiaty; Jakobem
Eosinskim ministrem handful,
a takde MichafemB ambenkiem
krolewskim podczaszYm przy-
bocznym adjutantem kr6lew-
skim Andrze]em Je2ewskim i
miecznikiem Micha}em Liberia.
W Wisconsinie orszak kr0lew-
ski najprz6d zajechaf do
zamku pana J6zefa Rekow-
skiego, kasztelana, gdz'e sic
2 tel okollcznosci odby}y
postrzyzyny jego pierw orodne
20 syna, a nawr6clwszy do
Minnesoty, odbywano og}edziny
zamkow i dzierzaw wy4szYch
dostojnik6w dworskich. mlano>
wicie Imci panow Michala
Bambenka, Teofila Slkorskiego,
Mieczystawa Kowalewskiego i
Paw}aB rzezihskiego. Poniewa3
minister skarbu nigdy krolew.
skiego orszaku ME opuszcza},
vice 3aden re znajdujacych sic
W MIN dygnitarzy p~rzeswie-
tnego kr6lestwa kaszubsklego
ami gfodu ami pragnienia
cierpie6 ME potrzebewal GO
chyba mole .przytraf,fo sic
niejednemu z tych, ktorzy sic
zieIonemi ocsyma zazdrosci na
te nlezwYkla parade gapili.
PLON PSZENICY ma
polskich farmach " okolicy
Wlnony jest bardzo mizerny,
z powodu, De chinchbugsy
wiele zbo2a pomarnowafy.
PAN A. j.. BAUCZ 2
independence wygrat W
tuteiszym sadzie miejskim pro.
ces z kontraktorem A. Wood.
Ten must M wyda6, co by1
mu %zatrsYma}. nadto zapiacie
mu $75 wynagrodzenia "a
nleDraWne ZatrZVmanie iarn
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-30

MOCHA WHISKA pa znlwa
tylko 20 sl.00 gallon = u Braci
Griesel. W Bloku Pelzera, PREY 3
ulicy, r6g Market i 3ciej nllcy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-30
IAN Idea \ $ rs: SIS So !: s : S$!ss

protact your ideas; they may bring Won Wealth
Write JOHN WEDDERBORN & CO.. Patent Attor
asys5t Ivy W. e DC. for Their ei:a0 prize ona
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-30

JANOWI
Winon1e all Mankato ave.
przypominamy, re gazeta, ktora cd
mas odbiera, juz Cd Is miesiecY
nlezap4acona.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-30
= Winonie ME sprZedaWan0,

KAUKUSY demokratyczne
" paszem miescie odbeda sic
" ten Czwartek, a W Sobote
bedzie demekratyczna konwen.
eva.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-30

POLICEMAN Herek podzie-
kowat miastu "a swoj urzad.
UMARLA iona p. Karola
Bambenka, porodziwszY biz
Meta.
POLSKI KLUB REPU-
bedzie miaf "
ten Czwartek, 80 L1pca, o
godzinle 7 wieczorem, mltyog
= " hall Polskiej .Kompanii
Bandlowej, PREY Kamiennej
drodze.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-07-10
A Quiet Fourth.

The glorious Fourth passed
off very quietly i'll Elizabeth
City this year. But for young
America and the fire cracker
being very much in evidence
one would scarcely have known
it was a holiday.
III the afternoon the Virginias
of Portsmouth, Va, and the Cy-
clones, of this city, crossed bats
at the ball grounds which fur
nished enjoyment for the lovers
of the National game, and result
ed in victory for the Virginias
by a score of IL to 7.
There were some very pretty
fireworks displayed at night,
but no attempt at general cele>
bration.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-07-10
Forged a Check.

Frank P. Monroe, well
dressed young man, who claimed
to hail from Boston, Mass, but
who came here from Norfolk,
where he left an unenviable rep
utation, was arrested Monday
night for passing a forged check
On McCabe & Grice. The check
was for $1,000, drawn in favor Of
himself and signed by Joseph
Tyler Allyn, of Norfolk. Be-
coming suspicious, Mr.. McCabe
wired Mr.. Allyn, who pros
nounced the check a forgery.
The check passer was locked up,
but afterwards released on his
own recognizance, and promptly
skipped to pats unknown.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-07-10
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION

The battle of the giants has
waged furiously at Chicago dur
ing the past few days, and the
fight over the white and yellow
medals has been hot and heavy,
but silver has won the victory
The friends OF silver showed
themselves strongest from the
start. Senator Hill, who was
the choice of the gold men for
temporary chairman, was defeat
ed after a long struggle, and
Senator John w. Daniel, of Vir~
ginia, elected to that position by
vote of $50 to 34o.
The Committee on Resolutions
when they had a majority of
twenty, crushed the opposition
and adopted, with few modi6ca>
tons, the platform which had
been previously adopted by the
subcommittee. It declares brief
ly.for the free and independent
coinage of silver without the CO.
operation Of any other nation,
for a tariff for revenue only suf>
fcient to pay the expenses of the
government economically ad-
1ninistered, for a constitutional
amendment for an income tax,
against Federal interference in
local affairs. against third term,
for simplicity and economy in
national affairs, against a Pacific
railroad funding bill, condemns
the issue of bonds in time of
peace, and gives a mild endorse,
ment to the civil service laws.
At this writing (Thursday
evening" there has been no re-
ports as to the nomination for
President.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-07-10

Col. julie Carr, who was prom
inently mentioned for the nom1-
nation of Governor and who de
clined to allow his name to go
before the convention, is quoted
as saying of the Democratic
ticket: II will give the ticket
loyal, hearty and uncomproinis-
irg support I will work for it
earnestly and ardently. No
mistake was made in naming
the men on it. If we can't win
this ticket there is no use fight
ing. There is no weak spot on
#"
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-07-10
Modern Dredees to be
Used.

The Portsmouth Star, of the
9TH says:
"Mr. Wynn, one Of the con
tractors for widening and i'm
proving the Dismal Swamp
Canal, arrived from Philadelphia
this morning, where he has been
for several days in connection
with the building Of three big
dredges, which will be used in
the canal. The dredges will be
of a new patent, and will have
large capacity. They are exs
pected to be completed between
July Goth and 18TH.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-07-10
EARNS IT'S WAY.

4 home paper is in no sense a
child of charity; it earns twice
over every dollar il receives,
and is second to no enterprise in
contributing to the up-bullding
of a town or community, says a
western weekly. It's patrons
reap far more benefit from its
columns than do the publishers,
and in calling for the support of
the people Of the community IN
which it is published, it asks no
more than in all fairness belongs
to ii though it generally receives
less Salisbury Herald.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-07-10
- Office.


All boats landing at The
Nag's Head Pier OH and after
this date will be charged
wharfage.
This only applies to boats from
Elizabeth City and adjacent
landings.
Wharfage Rates-Private fam
lies $40 90; boarding houses
SIS 90; horses $3.50 each extra.
GRICE & GUIRKIN,
June 4th, 90. Proprietors
IYRRELL COUNTY TALE.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-07-10

Rev. Ernest NJ. Stires of Grace
Episcopal Church, Chicago, Of
fered the invocation at the open
ing of the Democratic National
Convention. Mr.. Stires is son
of Mr.. r. w. Stires, of Norfolk,
and in a conversation with Chair>
man Harrity, upon being asked
if he was a Democrat, replied
81 am a white man from Virgin
Ia" and Mr.. Harrity was satiss
fed.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-07-10
DELCROSS, Camden co.

DELCHoSS, Camden Co.
Mrs. Alice 3Iorrisett is IL at
her fathers with malaria fever.
Miss Lima \. Gilbert, we are
glad to say, S improving from
her recent Illness.
Mr.. T. B Boushall gave reg
ular OLD fashioned corn killing
last Tuesday, which was greatly
enjoyed.
Plenty OF rams an high tides
which causes certain young
gents to have to wade when they
go calling.
Farmers are nearly all finished
Milling corn, and SOME Of them
are complaining about their
crops being damaged by the ex,
ccs5;Ve rains.
Miss Annie II. Bousila!l re-
turned home Monday last from
Raleigh, N. c., where she has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. D.
Boushall. She expects to begin
school soon and we wish her
success.
The writer had the pleasure of
attending the charade at Shiloh,
N. c., Oh July Ist, and to say he
enjoyed it would be putting it
very mild. They exhibited won
derful talent in all the parts
taken, especially the farce ell
titled the lawful Aunt" for
which they deserve great credit.
ia.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-07-10

The North Carolina Press AS
ISOLATION will meet in Whining
ton this year on the 18th and
10th of July, and the prospects
are that the attendance will be
large and the session a delight
FIJI one.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-07-10
Marriage at Wilmington, Del.

The Mo,niAg NeaOs, at Viii
mington, D>l., of the 25th ulto.,
gives a splendid description OF
the pretty home wedding of Miss
Florence Bell and Robert Wier,
which took place Wednesday
evening at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerome B. Bell, in that city. The
happy couple left Immediately
for a wedding trip to Niagara
Falls.
The FISHERMAN & FARMER
tenders its best wishes.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-07-10
Think Over
JACK.

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ELIZABETH CITY. July 10th, 1896.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES

For Governor
CYRUS B. WATSON,
of Forsyth.
For Lieutenant Governor
THOMAS w. MASON,
of Northampton.
For Secretary of State:
CHARLES NJ. COOKE,
Of Franklin.
For State Treasurer:
B. +. AYCOCK,
of Wayne.
For State Auditor
R. M. FURMAN,
of Runcomb be.
For Superintendent of Public
Instruction
IOHN G.. SCARBOROUGH,
of johnson.
Fot Attorney General
+. |. OSBORNE,
of Mecklenburg.
For Associate Justice of the Su
preme Court:
A. c. AVERY,
OF Burke;
GEORGE H. BROWN,
of Beaufort.