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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1897-03-19

| Get dozen of Zoeller S Carbon
| Cabinets, they are now all the
go.
The bottling works of S
/ Waters & Sons received yester-
day supply of very fine Book
Beer.
Our Camden correspondents
we hear are on the sick list this
week. We hope they will have
a speedy recovery.
Court at Hartford next week.
The FISHERMAN & FARMER will
be represented. People who do
not take the paper will be asked
10 do ST., and those who owe for it
will be asked to ~ hack up.
Among the visiting attorneys
who are attending court this
week III Elizabeth City are
Mes5rs. w. D. Pruden and w NJ
Bond, Of Edenton and ex-Solici>
tor, J. H. BIount, of Greenville.
The factory of the Elizabeth
City Crystal Ice Co., having been
shut down for several weeks
undergoing thorough. overhaul
ing, is now turning out cold and
sparkling ice III large quantities.
Polk Miller who, it has been
announced, would appear before
an audience in this town on the
6th Of April, has cancelled the
engagement, but will come
sometime during the month of
May.
The advertising columns of
the FISHERMAN & FARMER
show that a live and progressive
newspaper is widely appreciated.
There are no flies Oh the FIsH~
ERMAN & FARMER, but there
are many advertisements il it.
lust before President McKin-
ley came out of the Senate cham
Der a white dove alighted on the
front Of the building, Oh the day |
of the inauguration. Several of
our Elizabeth City boys saw t
and thought it good omen.
Rev. Jon. c. Kilgo, president
of Trinity College, will preach
here next Sunday i'll the
Church. Mr.. Kilgo
is one of the finest preachers IL
North Carolina and those who
fail to hear him will miss rare
treat.
Mr.. w. H. Williams, Jr,, of
Newton, N. c., has located III
Elizabeth City and established
4 mercantile brokerage business.
He is a hustler and a clever
gentleman, and we hope he may
receive the encouragement
which he deserves.
Miss Clara Spruill, Of Column
bia, n. c., who has been visiting I
her aunt in Currituck for some !
time, was in Elizabeth City yes
terday on her way home, for
which she left on the steamer
ThoS. Newton. She is exceed>
ingly popular and her Columbia
friends Will no doubt rejoice Oh
her return.
A new industry has been es-
in Elizabeth Citv-a
blueing factory. The manutac-
turers are two small boys, Eu-
gene Bell and Hersey Williams.
The style of the firm is E. @.
Bell & Co., the senior member
of which is OH the road making
sales while the latter is at home
manufacturing and filling or
ders. They have made several
shipments and are doing well.
Success to them.
If the system is fortified by Hoods
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1897-03-19
PASQUOTANg COURT
IS GRINDING AWAY THIS
WEEK.
A BIG CRIMINAL DOCKET.
Several recruits for the peniten-
tiary, others jailed, and
some fined for their
Evil Doings

Pasquotank County Superio
| Court is in Session here thi
week. His Honor, Judge H. K
Bryan, presiding. His charge
to the grand Jury was able ane
strong. He is a man OF much
deliberation, kind and indulgen
| to witnesses, courteous to all II
and out of court, yet, he IS nc
friend to evil doors.
The Grand Jury is most ex'
cellent body of men. Mr.. Jas
| B. Blades is Foreman, assisted by
John t, Wynn, JohnathalI L
Brocket, J. P. Hughes, a. w
Swain, J. +. Sanders, J. ?. SimP-
son, w. II. Williams, ]. +. T.
Steger, Manlif Godfrey, J. S
Wilcox, F. w. Bell, B. +. Gum
Louis Selig, E. S. Wiley, John
Mullan, COL, Henry WinsloW
COL, Aleck Small, col.
Solicitor Leary, the States
prosecuting attorney, is present
and exerting his utmost ability
nj bringing criminals to justice
In addition to several cases Of
minor Importance which were
stricken from the docket, the
following cases were disposed of
STATE CASES.
billiard Miller, colored, lar
ceny, guilty, sentenced to 3 years
in penitentiary.
Charles Overton, colOred
carrying concealed weapon;
guilty, 50 days in jail.
Nathan Palm, colored, as
sault; submission, fined S. and
costs.
William Palm, colored, ass
sault; submission, discharged on
payment of costs.
Mack Fletcher, carrying con
cealed weapon; submission,
fined S. and costs.
+. Pruschanskin, two cases OF
appeal from city ordinances; not
guilty.
Walter Corey, injuring stock;
pleads guilty, discharged on pay
nent of costs.
Joshua Zackery, colored,
slandering a woman; guilty,
sentenced to 8 months III Jail.
Clinton Reddick, colored,
larceny; guilty, sentenced to 2
months Ill penitentlary.
Geo. Skinner and Wiley
Robertson, both colored, affray;
Robinson pleads guilty and
! Skinner convicted by Jury:
| judgements suspended on pay
1nent of costs.
Matte Hodges and Thos
Hutchinson, for forcible trespa5s
not guilty.
Dempsy Brozier. colored, as
sauIt with deadly weapon; guilty
6 months i'll jail.
Albert Griffin, colored, assault
with deadly weapon; 4 months
IN Jail.
Isaac Murray, colored, larceny
guilty, 4 months in Jail.
Sarah Lamb and Martha
Davis, both colored, affray
guilty, Sarah Lamb g months
in jail, Davis 4 months i'll Jail.
Justin Johnson, coloren, as
sault with deadly weapon; guilty
| judgement not prayed at the close
Of this report.
In addition to the above, {
number of cases were continued
on account Of sickness and alb
senCe of important witnesses.
CIVIL DOCKET.
a divorce was granted in the
case of John B. Brockett agains
Myrtle Brockett.
Rose Riddick, Extrx., agains
Robert Reddick and others
action for $40, money deposited
i'll the hands of clerk, judgemen
was rendered in favor of plaintiff
F. w. Lowry against w. I
Love; judgement by compro
mise.
Admir-. of +. NJ. Cook agains
-. Guirkiu & Co., action upo
account. Jury has not returne
with verdict up 70 the time W
go TO press.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1897-03-19

Why will you buy bitter nauseating
toeics when Groves Taste
less Chill Tonic is as pleas
ant as Lemon Syrup. Your druggist IS
authorized to refund the money IN
every case where it fails to cure. Price,
cents.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1897-03-19

If the system is fortified by Hood $
Sarsapari1la, which makes rich, red
blood, there is little danger Of sickness.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1897-03-19
In the Heart
of the City

. at the corner OF , alter
> and Matthew SIS: up
. stairs, is the Office OF
D the FISHERMAN &
} FARMER Printing .Eon-
. pany. Persons having
q business to transact are
. invited to call.
We Do High Grade
COMMERCIAL PRINTING.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-27


and the mother sickly, fretful. and nervous.
The woman who neelects TO take proper care
of herself and who therefore suffers from
weakness and disease of the organs of wo-
manhood cannot be healthy and arniabie
Her children viii be puuy and ailiug and
happiness will pass by on the other side.
There is no reason why every woman should
not be the healthy, happy mother of robust
and playful children If she viii take the
proper care of herself Proper care means
6rst of all, proper medicine for her ailments.
Dr.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription will
make any woman strong and we'll in wo-
manly way. II cures all weakness and dis
ease of the distinctly feminine organism. It
prepares q woman for motherhood. II in
sures the health of the baby. It makes
parturition easy and nearly painless. Over
9o,ooo women have testified TO its virtues,
In writing. Druggists sell il and have no
substitute Just as good" The druggist
Is not an honest man. He is trifiing with
your life and happiness for the sake of a
greater profit to himself
Mrs r. E. Forgey. of earns. Keyapaha. Co.
Eeb., writes: II write TO you again concerning
my daughter, Mrs. d. Billings. She has taken
two bottles Of Fsvorite Prescription and two
Of Golden Medical Discovery She thinks the
6ned the 18th of February. Was sick about
three hours and DOW has ten pound daughter.
She got along nicely afterward She saws she
never felt so well. She looks well and her COM
plexion Is clear
The modern business world won't stand
still or loiter TO wait for the man who suffers
from headaches, biliousness and dyspepsia,
caused by constipation. DR.. Pierce's Pleas
ant Pellets cuie constipation. OF druggists
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-27
PROGRAM OF INTERVENTION
To Which All the Powers Agree Excep
Great Britain.

Great Britain.
New York, April Pa dispatch to the
Journal from Berlin says: The Tage-
blatt announces that a definite agree
ment has been reached between Russia
and Austria concerning Turkey. The
terms of the agreement, 1t is said, are
that the sultan shall renounce Crete, that
the car shall be given a coaling station
at Suda Bay, in that island. and that in
return Russia shall guarantee the inte-
gritty of Turkey. The advantage OF this
arrangement TO the nations interested is
obvious. Russia, in command of one of
the most important ports of Crete, will
be greatly strengthened in her line of
with the formidable power of the white
car behind her, will have secured, al
most beyond the possibility OF disaster,
a position from which she can rule her
troublesome subjects without fear of re-
volt encouraged by the hope of foreign
interference. She would be more than
willing that Russia should assume such
a pro,ectorate over her empire
To this agreement, Austria, France
and Germany win. il is understood, give
their consent. England alone has not
made known her views on this question.
In the best informed quarters. however,
il is believed that very strong protes;
VIII be certain 10 come from the court Of
ST. James
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-27
IN TOWNS ABOUT.
ARKANSAS CITY.

From the Daily Traveller.
Bert Dslzell anad Harry Beekran
wen; To Kansas City yesterday.
Joe Lafferty visited with hall dozen
of his girls al Winfield yesterday.
Hon. Rudolph Hatfield Of Wichita was
in the city Saturday night on business.
NJ. and Mrs. C. O. Dakin and babies
returned last night from a visit to Null
vane.
Chief Clerk Robinson. % Kaw. spen.
Sunday in the city. He returned 10 Kaw
this morning.
Colonel and Mrs. John Florer. who
spent Sunday in the city. left this morn
ing for Gray Horse, l. T
This morning George Roberts. Alva
woolridgs. Edna Wharton. Branche
Coulnson, Georgia Ksiser and Margaret
Carson. members 81 The Arkansas City
high school graduating class. went 20
Winfield 70 visi; the graduating class
there.
The Smith boys. who were charged
with stealing listers. have been arrested.
WINFIELD.
From the Daily Courier.
Miss Lydia Stout went 10 Wichita this
morning 20 visit a day or TWO with her
parents
L c. Sanders OF Geuda Springs is he
guest 81 his brother John Sanders for
a tew days.
W. y. Msurer came over from Dexter
Monday He said Grouse creek was o.
a tear.
Mrs. \. E. Akers and children went 10
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-27

er day were eulogiZing King George and
NJ. Delyanns for having placed them
selves at the head of a national crusade,
are now bounding on the people against
the constituted authorities.
Some are openly attacking the crown
prince. Others go so far as to an
nounce that he has been recalled, the
wish apparently being father 10 the
thought. Journals which formerly made
war are now trying to make revolution.
What may be the result of the present
storm of obloquy it is difficult to fore
eee." "A
GREECES GRAVE HOUR.
Rome, April 2S.-The Opinione says
semi-official this morning: '"The hour
is a grave one for Greece. Her aban-
donnent of Larissa IS more than ade-
ouate; il is demonstration of i'm
potence and its consequences are in
calculable unless she has the courage to
negotiate and withdraw her troops from
Crete"
STAFF RECALLED.
London, April 2s.-The Athens cores
pendent Of the Times confirms the re-
port OF the appointment Of General
Smolentiz as chef of staff of the Greek
army in Thessaly, and adds:
"Colonels Staikos and Limbritis and
Major Constantinides, have been recall
ed from Crete to serve on the staff of
the crown prince. The ministerial
Palingenes;a announces that all the Of
ficers Of Constantine's staff have been
recalled. A telegram deceived today
(April 26) states that the Turks are
within an hours march to Vol0. The
Greek troops have been Withdrawn from
the town and are taking the wounded
from the hospitals
RECALLING DENIED.
Athens, April 26-The Asty publishes
the following official note this evening:
M. Delyannis today had long inter-
view with King George, who again as
sured the premier that he was prepared
TO approve any decision the government
might reach with a view 10 the i'm
provement Of the situation. After the
audience a cabinet counsel was held at
2 O'Clock, and is still sitting at 5. 1t is
expected that energetice decisions will
be arrived at, but all reports as 10 the
recalling Of staff officers are premature"
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EXPLANATION.

/. CNet contract prices. These are the
prices al which the within named book.
viii Be sold in wholesale quantities direct
" to any school board for cash Or 70 any
other party or parties for cash OF CT sp-
proved credit: al orders 70 ce filed from
The Chicago Office % the American Book
company, transportation charges 20 be
paid BY The purchaser
= lis, p-icesl Thsse are ~ prices
al which single copies VIII be ss=t By
mali postpaid. Or n quantities BY express
Or freight. transportation prepaid . sry
address upon receipt % said prize
> Exchange pricssp Tie party - tie
seco-d par agrees upon sDp-icatioa .
them a; their Sffice IN Chicago . furnish
a; any time prior . January ! 1885. any
OF the above names books a. re ex-
chang. prices 50. opposite the TILES q.
said ba5ks wherever ne Oh books %
oGasr series o. IKE grade .11 s1ossc. u
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-27
CAST DOWN BUT NOT KILLED
How Thoughts of Epirus Conscled the
Greeks Sunday Night.

Athens. April 2S-(Midnigho-The spir-
its Of the Athenians are rallying from the
shock they received on receipt of the
news of the retreat Of the Greek army
from Larissa TO Pharsalos and the talk
of perseyer.ng with the war is more gen.
eral. The newspaper comments as. a
rule. are more hopeful and people are
beginning to recognize that the situa tion
is not as critical as at first supposed.
A detachment OF go Garibaldians has
left this city for Epirus, but Riccotti
Garibaldi remains here to organize the
Italian volunteers, who are constantly
arriving.
Colonel Manos, the commander of the
Greek troops operating against the Turks
in Epirus, is leaving Aria and will re-
sumo the march upon Janina.
Dispatches received here from Aria.
dated Saturday evening, announced that
detachments of Greeks were leaving
there for Fliliapada.
Athens, April 26.-The latest dispatches
here show that the Greeks have occu-
pied all the positions around Pentepiga-
dia. Colonel Manos has asked for rein
forcements in order 10 insure his advance
to Janina. Colonel Dairiaktaris has
therefore started with 1000 men to as
sist him. The report that Colonel Ma
nos has been ordered 10 retire Is IN
founded.
Constantinople, April % delayed in
transmission.)-The news sent from ia
nina, Epirus. by the foreign consuls
shows thes ituation there 10 be precari-
Gus. The consuls have barricaded their
residences and troopsh ave been dis
patched from Monatiri against the mu-
tinous Albanians.
Two years ago r. ]. Warren, a drug
gist at Peasant Brook, n. Y, bought a
small supply OF Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. He sums up the result az fol-
lows: "At that time the goods were IN
known ir this section: today Chamber
iain's Cough Remedy Is household
word" 1t is the same in hundreds Of
communities. Where ever the good quail
ities of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
become known the people viii have moth
ing else. For sale by druggists.
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CITY IN BRIEF.

James Richie left today FOR Norman.
o. T.
The court house jani;ors are cleaning
house this week
Mrs. William Leonard returned from
oklahoma City Sunday morning
Ida Richie. colored girl. died in the
hospital Saturday and was buried sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. Thornton W. Sargent OF Law
renee avenue. is confined 10 her bed with
maIarial fever.
Doc Kindred. who has been IN Ms
souri, for nearly year Is in the city
meeting old friends.
Mrs. l. ". Clapp. assisted BY Miss
Hutchinson. entertains on Saturday az
.ternoon from 20 o'clock.
F. NJ. Watts. OF wa1s& Dsgus. was
taken sick Saturday evening and has
been confined 10 his bed s'nce
Ed Vail returned last evening from MS
regular trip over the Midland division OF
the Frisco inspecting watches
Professor E Z. Trower ofTSalins. Kan
who was superintendent o, Leavensorsh
county schools for a number o, years.
is in the city.
A lodge OF Rsthbone Sisters. al auxi-
Iiary to the Knights OF Pythias. was
organized N this city Saturday night
and began 20 drill yesterday.
A. y. Mcviear, who was formerly attn
the wells-Fargo Express Co. here. has
been promoted TO the agency o, that
company in the office Al Cripple Greek.
Colo. sr
! Mr. A. ". Allen. with his family an
old time resident OF this state. bu, who
spent two years in Oklahoma. has NOV
"a % Wichita. He resides az III Psstis
avenue.
Mrs. c. 8. Adair ~ Denver. Colo. vii
conduct revival services a. the Empr-
ria Baptist church every svsa'ng this
week. except Saturday evening. Every
one invited
II. C. Gillespie OF KeoCik. Ia. <athsr
% u. Gillespie % this place. iaih IN
SIX months supply OF groceries ysster-
day. preparatory 70 starting FOR ne gold
fields a. Elizabslh,oa " II.
Ben Downing mas received no'ies from
the new department commander 81 bis
appointment as assistant inspector gensr-
al OF the state. This s a very importan.
Office and one that has cons.deTabie pres
tiEs connected with Il.
Mrs. Fred Bentley ara Mrs.. c II
Brooks. assisted By Mrs. Charlie Smytf1e.
Mira Mary Watson. Mss- l. ". Cispp
and Mrs. r p. Murtocx. viii receive mis-
afternoon from orr until six Three
hundred guests are invited
The Kansas Creamery company hsvr
a force % men a. work placing ias r1s-
chinery In position. TIE room IN ~
ZsninEer block has bssn f,ted 10 aS1
tae manager expects % have evsryinins
IN saspt To start up - ne is'n 81 NAY
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iski is A. years OF age and very popular
with the troops.
Il is reported here that Trikkala has
been evacuated. and that the Turks are
constructing temporary forts al Larissa.
OSMAN PASHA.
Salonica. April 26-Osman Pasha has
left for Eiassona 10 take command of
the Turkish army.
THE STAND AT PHARSALA.
Athens, April 26.-The disposition of
the Greek soldiers for the defense of
Pharsala has been carefully studied by
the general staff and the minister Of
war, and orders have been given for the
occupation of the heights at Velegitine
and Pilasletapi by Independent brigades.
New York, April pa dispatch TO
the Journal from Athens says: AL
though Crown Prince Constantine hopes
TO assemble 10000 men at Pharsala. it IS
certain that he will be unable to fight a
battle in that vicinity. Instead, he will
be forced TO retreat TO the Otherys
mountains. about twenty miles nearer
Athens. These mountains for the bord-
er of the Thessaiian basin, the northern
boundary of which was forced by Ed
hem Pasha at the Milouna Pass. The
other sides of the basin are farmed by
the Pindus mountains on the west and
the Gulf of Volo on the east.
Many foreign military experts believe
tina. the Greek army will melt away
during a further retreat.
BUT LEONIDAS?
London, April 26.-The Greek govern
ment has decided, according to a special
dispatch from Athens, that if the
Greeks are defeated at Pharsalos the
army is TO retire to Thermopylae and
there make a final stand
ON THE EAST COAST
Athens. April 2s.-Three steamers
have been sent from here TO Volo to
bring away the women and children
who have sought refuge there. In Of
fetal circles here it IS not believed that
Nolo is in danger at present and the
Greek feet is relied upon to protect the
port in case of necessity
London, April Pa dispatch has been
received here from Constantinople con-
firming the announcements that the
lamps Of al the lighthouses about the
gulf of Salorica have been extinguished
by order of the Turkish authorities and
adding that vessels visiting Salonica will
be required TO take on board pilots while
going in and out Of the bay, on account
OF the submerged torpedoes
A POUND ov perswashun Is better than a
ton ov compulshun.-Trut
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NEW LODGE ORGANIZED
Ladies rsits C.s~r k.shboss sssssrs
Vows

Il was merry crowd q ever sfty
ma szasee fae Storm % Saturday aga.
sa3 assemblies =; woosa1sa hal. corrsT
of Topeka and Ds1zsss. % institute \
temple q R4sabone Eisss-z Ms. His
e Css-resf. grad cAsss q fhe oFsef. as
SID - Nrs II xrt7s q Fss1ax.ea
saa xss s0xsrs q 2 DorEdn. ps1s1ces1-
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AID .zss<s = szst-1x. = IA sE4s--sas
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ceremonies OF the order. 70 the pleasure
OF all
A little before midnight Caterer S.ef-
fen appeared on the scene. and spread
Zee ~.sam and cake FOR all present. At
ter which each repairing 20. their homes.
Mrs. Z. A. K,nnaird was chosen mos,
excellent chief OF the new temple. and
she viii be assisted In the subordinate
positions by Mrs. E. V. Critchfield. ex-
cellent senior chief; Mrs j. F. Bennett.
excellent junior; Mrs. H G. Chlpchase.
manager; Mrs. W. A Ayres. mistress 10
records and correspondence: Mrs. Geo.
T. Walker. mistress Of finance: Mrs.
John A. Rouger. guard OF the inner
temple. and Mrs. F. L. De Ia Ma,re.
protector Of the temple. while Mrs
Thomas Turner viii represent them IN
the coming meeting Of the grand temple
in this city in May.
Seldom has an order started under
such favorable auspices. and he Knights
of Pythias are justly proud o, the star,
their wives. sisters and daughters have
made. while all praise the paias,akiag
efforts OF Grand Chief AHA Hills and
her able assistants 20 start rhe oria.
rightly. and a unanimous rising vote 81
those present testified how their efforts
were appreciated.
Here's success 10 the new order. and
may !; long be valuable aid TO The
Knights OF Pythias in their grand work.
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Fortune Seeking Eraierants.

Many poor family that seeks the west
ern wil6s in me hope CT winning fortune,
is preserved from that insidiors foe of the
emigrant and frontiersman-chills and
fevcr-by Hestetters Stomach Bitters. So
effectually does that Incompatible medici-
nal defense foriify the system against the
combined influence of a malarious atmos-
pnere and miasma-tainted water that pro-
tected by it the pioneer. the miner or the
tourist provided with IL, may safely en-
counter the danger.
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THREE SCORES TIED
COLONIES AND PIRATES PLAY FOB
TWELVE INNINGS.

Game Called in Loufsville's Half of the
Thirteenth, With Two Men Out score
Stands at to After the Eighth
Giants and Senators Also Play 3.to-3
Tie = Philadelphia and Boston Get rs
High as Eight Piece-Colts Win Their
First - Reds Luck holds - Champions
Lose