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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-11-06

Wanted-Good man to Sc
. and collect. Steady Job to rigf
party. Address c., care of FISH
ERMAN & FARMER, Elizabet
City, n. c.
While walking along til
street Tuesday night in the frs
ward two young white men wer
hred upon by some unknown
person with a shot gun, but for
tunately for them the shot which
showered upon them failed tc
have force enough to do them
damage. Both were badly
frightened
Monday night the city council
appointed Mr.. w. D. Lathrop as
fire commissioner, to succeed Mr..
+. H. Ziegler who resigned to
accept the position as assistant
foreman of the new company
recently organized Nh Allen
Kramer, foreman of the fire de-
partlnent, was appointed assist
ant fire commissioner.
Some unknown person went
to the house of Mr.. Nathan
Walker in the fifth ward on the
night of the election and smash>
ed the windows with bricks.
Every effort possible should be
put forth by the officers to find
the guilty person who deserves
the severest punishment in law
for engaging in such dirty work.
The Elizabeth City Fire De-
partment will give an oyster
supper on Thursday night of
Fair week, Nov, 10Th, for the
purpose of raising funds with
which to purchase some needed
equipments. The boys should
be encouraged in their work. and
it is hoped they will be favored
with large attendance and a
liberal patronage.
\ large monument which will
he dedicated to the memory of
one of Camden S leading farmers,
the late Robert Williams, is now
being made by the Copper Mar
bic Works of Norfolk, Va. As
this firm has the matter in hand |
a nicely finished and creditable
piece Of work may be depended |
upon. Marble imported from
CarrAra, italy. IS to be used in
this work.
The grandest political address
We have listened to IN this cam
paign was delivered last Monday |
night at tn Court House by |
Prof. ". NJ. Hinton, principal
Of the public school Of Elizabeth
City For two hours or more
the walls Of that elegant builds
ing were made to ring with
cheers and deafening applause
by the mass of eloquence
that flowed from the lips of the
speaker
Mrs. Geo. A. Richardson, of
New York, is wintering III Eliz-
abeth City. She is an eminent
writer, having been leading
correspondent for several maya
zines and newspapers and has
also written some very beautiful
books on Christian work. She
is delighted with our town and
LAS already made number Of
friends. Her charming and en>
manner make for her
4 host of friends wherever she
goes.
The bicycle law has been
Bicyclists are allowed
10 ride on any sidewalk IN the
city provided they disnount on
the meeting Of any person. At
4 meeting held Wednesday night
by the Bicycle Club a resolution
was passed requesting all bicycle
riders in Elizabeth City not TO
abuse this law, and wherever a
street is in sufficient condition
to ride upon without going OF
the sidewalks riders are request
ad to remain III street as hereto
fore. The sidewalks IN the bus>
mess portion Of the city should
not be used at all-especially on
Main and Water streets.
The Ladies MackintOsLes al Tine
Fair" were bought at big bargain aud
you can get the bcneftofit
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-11-06

The campaign sfouter is no,
without an occupation.
Rev. N. NJ. Watson, Of Eden
ton, was III the CRY this week.
Another marriage is soon t.
be celebrated in Elizabeth City
Miss Flora Brocket is attend
lug school at Nashville, Tenn.
Miss Cora Gard will go t.
Ederton to morrow to visi
friends.
Soue Of the finest races eve,
witnessed here viii take place
at this Fair.
Mr. and MIS-. ", J. Woodley
have returned from their trip t.
New York.
Mr.. Walter Forbes, Of New.
port News, Va, is III the city on
. ;.4
November stepped on deck
Sunday, giving US a very dis
agreeable day as starter.
Fa'quotank county elected as
ISu'l kepuol1can officers, bItt
''e 'n"jo''ty was greatly reouceo'
CO. 90 o' ,'cl'S ~ li N
C, IS
~ : ~: '0o0 P'S''i'''''l'
" l'''''
.%cNt Monday hight the Eliz-
. 80 10y ~, IN pony u,
~ o 49,, y" "a @''o' l ~ j o''' anu
D : '''O wy .
The finder Of a gold badge
WI Il the letters, {. H. +. | and
'"l, .l " ~ Oo :" Al ''0u
. 80 '-'N'
Work OF the Dismal Swan D
Canal is progressing as rapidlv
as can be expected. The canal
is low closed to Ill navigation.
, -.
''So' '','l',S >''II NINel 0co',
li'Ne so1I - We" o' * ~ SPen"
q 'l'oIi.li' 'S"N my 'il',iy e''' i'e"l >
q iNiou''y q" a ing '"el le''l H.
+. ''e aoVert'Semeht tnat IN :
p eSses .'e le'0ei % oe'ns rue
- '1.'ci ti'n one ''''' S''lhes :,
','',' '' oe'ns c'eVe' - |'z"1F''
l"N.
DR.. Blackwell will lecture be-
ro11eae ,evt Tyesdor n;alt ~
..T>1a T>.,|a,,-;a,h-Cay+'7aC o11
ror Ma, -,
The war Oh birds began Nom
day. Many OF our sportsmen
" ~ "o" enJoy le" nio'l''i0
the country.
49,
lie niue three year ora son
OF NaPt. 10. Nann o!eo uesday
al MS lather 5 nome III tne inst
""lo' =, ''l" WAS Oor1eo " eoneS-
Jay dl'elHooh'
~ e' .d, ,'~at ~ polI? i'o; tne
"|} t a.. ~ 'oOt 40 oe lt:'o"
''lo '''St'l'y a. 90 ~ 40 CHel.iNoo
.'I':' 80 w." 80 '[l~ III Il III '"
" = "
Election IS now 4 thing OF the
past. Now, talk tor the Fair
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-11-06

Judlclous advertising pays
petter than any other in vestment.
row can one advertise better
.han by displaying his wares at
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-11-06
Newport News Military
Academy.
Near Old Point Comfort Va
Classical, Scientific, English
and Commercial Courses.


Five States, Dominion of Canada,
and District of Columbia represented
last wear. The instructors arc degree
graduates and men OF experience, rep
resenting the Johns Hopkins Unlver--
sity. the V. NJ. l, the University OF
Virginia, Raudolph-Macon, and Viii
liam and Mary Colleges. the Newberry
College S. c., and the National Penn
Art Hall and Business College OF ONO.
The Boarding department IS strictly
first-class; carpeted and papered rooms,
lighted by electricity, and furnished as
a first-clas i!o ell. Hot and cold water
baths. &c. Location unsurpassed.
Terms very low for advantages offered.
Write for q Catalogue.
E. w. Huffman, Principal,
Newport News, Va.
Third Annual ession opens epten-
Der O. 1866.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-11-06

The IS cent Winsor Tics At The
Fair" are equal to any iii town at IS
cents.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-11-06

1t pays to spend your ash at a Cash
Store and not pay other peoples bad
dents. ":The Fair is a strictly cash
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-11-06

The Ladies Mackintoshes al Tine
Fair" were bought at big bargain aud
you can get the benefit Oft
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-11-06
Gold VS.. SII yer,
A Hot Argument Everywhere.

The Campaign is being pushed yande
working earnest to elect their candidate party
To do SO Will depend largely
aroused with ola campaign people
but admire the display of ~
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-11-06
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leading Merchants an | Hustlers
Water Street.
ELIZABETH CITY, N. c.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-11-06
II HE Heart
nv

IN rb2 Heart
nfti,e >,ity
at the cor1er Of ;. alter
and Matthew SITS. up
stairs, is the Office of
the FIsHERMAN &
} FARMER Printing >Hom-
! pany. Persons having
business to transact are
invited to call.
We DO High Grade
.n,[,,ERCIAL PRINTING.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-11-06

We DO High Grade
co1rNERCIAL PRINTING.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-11-06
News Adrift.
PICKED UP BY OUR REPORT
ERS WHO ARE ALWAYS
IN "THE SWIM
BRIEFLY RELATED.
The Plth Of the News Especially
Prepared for the Busy
Reader.
BRIEFLY RELATED.

Now for persimmon and locust
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-07
AN HOURS WALK,
Ton Would Hardly Think Thsa That
Meant Travelling S5,253 Milss.

You Would Hardly Think That That
Meant Travelling S5,253 Miles.
Have you ever thought of the distance
You travel while you are out on an hours
stroll? Possibly you walk three miles
within the hour, but that does not by
any means represent the distance you
travel. The earth turns ON its axis every
"a hours. For the sake of round figures
WI will call the earth's circumference
"a, 900 miles, and so you must have
travelled during the hours stroll 1000
miles in the axial turn of the earth.
But this is not all. The earth makes
a journey around the sun every year,
and o long but rapid trip it is. The dis
lance of our planet from the sun we
will put at 90, 600, 600 miles. This is
the radius Of the earth's orbit-haf the
diameter Of the circle, as we call it.
The whole diameter is therefore 1884,.
900, 600 miles, aud the circumference,
being the diameter multiplied BY 3. l416.
is about 51S, 0OO, 600.
This amazing distance the earth trav-
els in its yearly journey. and dividing
it by 1856 we find the daily speed about
l,bS6. O0O. Then. to get the distance
yOu rode around the sun during your
hours walk. divide again by "a, and
the result 10 about 66, 900 miles. But
this is not the end Of your hours trip.
The sun, with its entire brood of plan
cts. is moving in space at the rate of
100, 600, 600 miles in a year. This is at
the rate of q little more than 48S, 900
i'll l. = ~
So. adding your three miles Of leg
travel to the hours axial movement of
the earth, this to the earth's orbital Jour
ney. and that again to the earth's excur-
sion with the son., and you find you
have travelled in the hour 80, 253 miles.
Cincinnati ENQUIRER.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-07
THE MARKETS.
New York

NEW YORK. Oct g.
Money on call firm at 405 per cent;
prime mercantile paper. .as per cent /;
sterling exchange weak. with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at 49, q fslLS for de.
mand and 49, . isa4 for sixty days; posted
rates. 4s.kGAa4 and 4s5Jiss,s; commercial
bills. 48l.
Silver certiacats,. $50 %: sa'e., I.oo): bar
silver, oSssc: Mexican dollars, 51k.
United States government bonds firm:
IS registered l. ll6H; d. coupons. llek: SIS
registered. Ill; do coupons. Ill: ls reg
is'erel, IN: do coupons. l0.; 2's registered,
50; Pacific Ts OF %. l10A
Chicago Grain and Produce.
CHICAGO, Oct. g.
Following were the quotations ON the
Board of Trade today: October. opened
6.Ssc. closed o71sc; December. opened 6sNc.
closed sc: May. opened 7sAc, closed
.:Nc. Corn October. open,d 2s1tc. closed
934c; December. opened ysssc. CLOSED Z3lEc:
May, opened a6Asc. Closed 26ssc. Oats-Oc-
tober, opened T7Ac closed l.asc; December,
opened lsac. CLOSET l.1sc; May, openei so1c.
closed lS3sc. Pork-Octobcr. opened = 5si<.
closed e6.A5; December, opened ts.t9, closed
81. 5sk.L ard-October, nominal. closed S6s.t.
Produce-Butter: Extra creamery ls1 per
sac. Eges-Freah stock. hLlc per dog.
Poultry Turkeys &c per h.; chickens
(hens). &c; spring chickens, 5: ROSTERS.
Az; ducks. sdsesc; geese. $4.oja6.Ul POTATOES
-burbanks. 2Ge$Sc Per b.: Hebron, D6
&c. Honey-white clover. lsGlle' Id: broken
combs. 9alOc; extracted. 50c. Apples-Com.
mon to fancy. 6c9sl.5 per Dbl.
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO. Oct 6
Live Stock -Prison at the Union stock
yards today ranged as follows: Hoss-H-
timated receipts for the day. &y0pi: sales
ranged at $aOI93D pigs. S2sj03.5 light.
$2.6oGsS0 rough packing. Si.UJ ei.4J mixed
AMI ss.01aa1 heavy packing and shipping
lots.
Cattk-Estimate1 recei its for the day.
600: quotations rangsi 1T SksJa5.Oj choice
TO extra shipping steers. t4.Aj la.si god to
choice do, $4ljES-S fair to good, Sl5stAII
common to m Sdinm do. 81 butchers
steers. s659ap ss,cksrs. Si50ss3.Vb tee lsrs.
Sls5a3.lO COWS. ts4bd3.9) he;fers, Sl..Sd3:s
bulls. oxel and stsgs. ss40o3.a5 Texas sseers,
Ss901a.0) western rangers, and SaW6s5
veal calves
Sheep AMI L,nbs-Estin,.ei rs,eipts for
the day, 2I.00; sales ranged At Sl..saaO
western $..S9.1s TexaaA tl-5)E3 IS nativea
and $e.5oa49J lambs
Rhs Losaa 0seAsss.
Con-lao21e.
ssssS,.MSssly. Sss7; vns. ssoss.
Re. "
49, seietsss-0Na dassa.
Cssae-Ss,eSs, -, s.,u sxee
e: esss 80 Asifefs, sks06s6s; calves, De
aoes-sxOsc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-07

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Havana Oct s-lAsr yessrrd~y sors~
details werc received h>es q too enrswe.
meofs fought By the troops ssd-r ocpes~i
bsrnnl and Colonel oransdas lost Gro
rnados) aud the susureress usarr Anfsnio
Asceo at 0uamo In ths western part q
the prcvipoe q Pinsr del rio on Nanasy
COLONEL 1~rausdos. 10 sppesrs. ga. 10
formed that ths Csnsatrso battalion sas
surrounded bs Q force u s.oso insurs.pt
infantry sDd es cavalry 81 Duane Tho
tnsurssnt foroe hsd besn ssnt Go onsmo
by Aptonio Asoeo from Iona Blanoo
Colonel 6rsnsdos' troop. .h.rs.a "a.
enemy after HI. zrfsllesF had fired twelve
shots sf tbs ~insarscaf ssssision. The an
sufscpf .oon commenced To- a. aud the
Cantsbrio battalion. thus ~iiet~d from iss
dangerous position. was enabled Go jain
The trcops under coi-nci cranado.. ana
tho snii'c forsc pushed forward Co ass.cl
- ~ tHAATRtnIA n00
taken mp after having besn driven away
from the imfnciisfc vicinity 81 Guiana.
Asss Se~ss Nss~ 1ssss esss Nsssa.
The latter utrc .tnbbsfniy offended.
buf tho insurgents wcrr disiolsed after
I'VE hour fighting. aud w-rc drissn hael
beyond Loma Blsnes. i-.sins rsrhtr killed
on the Held. The troops had twelve ksiied
aud ni=cty-t~o wounded. srsonr the hat
tcr bring four offierr.. Whale this nshs.
Ing was in pregrcss Gcnorsi Brrna; sas
finishing o srcond cnxSecnaepi with the
Insurgents ct Lomas de Ia Teja. General
Bcrnai only had about 7og TROOPS as ME
dispossi. whiis the fcrres at Antonio Mace.
occurssd long nn-s at hatsle. TIE fighf-
Ing commrnocd &C esso a. IA. and the eaes
my made a r~ry shutdown defense. Bst
shoy wrrc fnaiiy disiodred frora thr pssi.
lions thy hsd s~ten up. ie.vins ioe liis-d
on the held. aud tbs pr1ssnsrs aapfurad br
the ~rrsniards .ay that the Insurgents ear.
rcd away over so wertd.d. Ca shs side
81 the frsops Lieutenant Colonel Romero.
OF h ian Nsrrisi t~stalian. one ID ssn
esai brrnsi's aides Dc camp. aud sssht.sn
ps1sstcs ~cfe kiss.d. Ia addition lA.u.
tenant Ceispei Chserl. 81 the .nyin.~r
eorps. eight oriec. ana thiffy.nss tsa
Yates ncfc Wounaens
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-07

Hspsssissss os3s y-.sss s..s s 0. sea ..
ess heard p~~sa-

s@&*
Hartford. Oct s-Of the los too ne in
The state ciccfioas u~fr held ia iez, ne.
turns have ben r~eeised at the ofsee al
the Assaciaf~d Pres. frofn ICE al Thee
so~ns those moi beard from beans iss lated
and without wssv communication ana
c~onfsioine 80 lee voters as O. Doe af In.
considerable importance az the Tee too ne
hns-d from Ia have elected the flerub-
lcan tickrf. srhiah shsss a gain &C t~~ies
tsssns oscr the clcrtien e last year Il,sss
tsvns have given q hrpusiiaan a ,of4s,
averaging about iop. Indicating an aprrosi
male ms5osssy In fhc state az isloo
Thrsr rv~siss scrosdine Go the estimates
81 b B~cpuhaicsn fnsnae~rs. would give q
Republican majority In ihe state al aboui
0.0n A. thc Democratic hoadanassers,
however. while they copc-de an apr~srn,
Republican majority of 1904 CO u @ss
they claim that t.rsi issues were too
shsrpiy dsfaed 10 permit of an expression
on the national issn-s. and that tse NJ
publican majority In C~ounecticut aos.
Will not esoced loon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-07
Bank OF England Clerks.

The patronage Of the Bank Of Eng
land belongs entirely to the directors, q
clerk being appointed by each director
in rotation until the vacancies are filled,
with the exception Of enc clerkship in
every seven. which is given to . son Of
u OF the clerks of the establishment
who has discharged his duties to the
satisfaction of the directors.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-07

Rsssrss Are siss sss the n~~.-r.s. Az.
Cerssss Of csrsyssg sss sssse.
Pensacola. oct. IA genera election
for state and county officials vas held
throughout Florida yesterday. There
we're three tickets In the field for state
officers - Democratic. Republican and
Popuiisi. and alec for county officers
len nearly al the counties. The frold,
Democrats supported the Democrats
ticket. and therr h. no doubt OF iis
success by . good majority. In The
election the Australian baligt system
Was used for the first time In this city.
The result 81 the new system wa.
very satisfactory and the election
passed on quietly.
Later.-scstterins returns from all
parts of the state show Democratic
majorities In every county. but afford
no basis for a. estimate of Blosham's
plurality for governor. In most of the
precincts heard from Sheath. Demo-
cratic candidate for superintendent of
public instruction. uns far behind
Bioxham.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-07
psul,s p-esssses San O. n..sa.

New York. Oct. Elliot Dansorsh.
chairman Of he Democratic state CON-
mittee. has returned to town after hay
inx had an Interview with Senator Hiii
1t Albany. He assured callers sf head
quarters that the senator would give
his adhesion Go both b national and
state Democratic tickets Danforth
left IL to he questioned. however. "
pin
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-07

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-07
HARRlsON SPEAKS AT caARIgsroS.
HE Presence Draws People stsa An the
Bsglsos Roundaboue.

Charleston. W. Va, Oct. THE Re-
publican meeting here yesterday at the
capital VI West Virginia In honor Of
ex-President Harrison was n of the
largest W known In the state. The
weather was favorable and the peo-
pie turned GU even from the distant
mountain regions. while the steam
boats were packed and The railroad.
ran many excursion trains. the CT
curstons included Republican clubs
from Middieport. Pomeroy and Other
Ohio points. ~ well as Ashland Cat
tettsootB ana osher points In Kentucky.
One OF The finest displays vas given
oy tne Marx heanna uniformed club. of
Huntington There were fifteen bands
IN n procession. and over loo horse
men, a reception committee met Gen.
erai Harrfson At Hinton Mrs. Harn-
son accompanied her husband and
onared IN the applause that greeted him
here n All along b line Of march.
oeneSei tsarrteon was escorted By
a procession directly from the train
- the platform The meeting was held
IN . large open q near the Bur-
iov Opera HOUSE. II was shortly aft
er . O'Clock when Harrison vas in
by Hon. 3. c. Burdet,e. He
was received with hearty ana pro-
ionsed applause INC spoke at length
on b issues Of the day. He devoted
most of his argument. however. TO the
discussion Of the financial question IN
h line OF his previous Arguments on
the issue. E~x-President Harrison and
wife left last night for Cincinnati
where h Tesks a might
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-07

Chicago. Oct. a-Much ssfisfscfion is
expressed at state Democrssic bcsdquar.
sers over the fscs that Vice Prrsiden,
Adlai sssvsussa has plscc1 himseif 90 shs
dispnssl a ths STATE campaign committee.
ssevenson s~elsgrsphrd A c. Bentley. wha
has charge a The spsakers burvsu. sskins
the latter 20 meet him In Chicago - ar
range for . spsaking tour.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-07
INVITES WATSON TO GET orr.
A Letter That Will Make the Georgia,
Feel . Palm, Perhaps


Roanoke, Va, Oct. The Roanoke
Times prints an open letter from O..
w. B. Hale. Populist national commit
teeman for Virginia. to Tom Watson,
asking the latter to withdraw from the
presidential ticket. The letter says in
part: From q sense of patriotic duty I
write to urge you to cease your opposi-
ton ( o fusion where the same Ia gener-
ally believed to be of advantage to the
immediate success Of financial reform.
to which you have so far greatly con-
tributed. There In 40 earthly chance Of
YOU election: IL our cause wins in this
race Bryan and Sswall are elected.
whilst I greatly prefer a southern
man to vote for and a man who, like
yourself. has been in h forefront os
the hitherto battles fought for reform,
yet j annot hesitate to support Mr..
Sewall, not only because Of his availa-
bility. but also because | believe that II
elected and the opportunity presents it,
self Mr.. Sewall would conscientiously
carry out the full text of the platform
upon which he IL selected. You
say the man who votes for Sewall had
as well and would a. consistently vote
for Hobart.
The former declares himself In favor
Of free silver at the ratio Of l6 to 1: the
other n favors monometallism. Quite
q difference. my l6-to-l friend. The
former In willing right now to estab-
lish free and unlimited coinage: the
latter il willing to postpone action until
Gladstone and the merchant govern
ment Of England says so. The former
ID tangible: the latter In positively not
50.
I'm conclusion. my dear sir. allow me
70 emphasize hat your stay on the
ticket jeopardises the success OF our
cause and that q withdra wal on your
part would he heralded with patriotic
delight by many Of your party friends
and largely by these who esteem you
as a great and good man
BRYAN AT THE nOOsIER CAPITAL
Aakss Five SpeeehsA An - Asdisssss
Thse wers Very Large.
Indianapolis. Oct THE reception
accorded william Jennings Bryan On
his arrival in Indianapolis yesterday
vas nearly a. great - amp he has ~
' eeived during his entire trip. He made
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-07

Newark. O.. Oct s.-Nansger Gun
ninghsm. OF he Central city stove
works. VA posted . notice Of the factory
announcing that IN the event Of Bry-
ans election b company VIII at once
Increase wages 10 per cent