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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-06-19
9ie ia@ftf@e sSnbmftrie

9ie pom id6fii9en Miniiterium bes
Snnern 3uiammeugefelt umb beraus
gegebeuen Sabresbsri9te ber fd6Rf1en
Jabritinfpeftoren eonfatiren fur bos
esabr 1896 auf allen 8ebieten Der
Snbuiirie eineu betrd9tli1en Nuf.
| f6wuns. 3unebmenber gsbarf on
Nrbeitstrdften. Dadleube lnterneb.
munssluft, ghnfiise AbiabberbdItnifle
tperben bon allen Snfpettionen gemel.
bet. so bemertt bic @emerbe, Snipet.
tion fir @bemnib: Bei Der Sertilinbu.
frie purben 1886 (1881 mebr als
I'm goriabre). BET ber Maldineninbu.
frie 1906 (2682 mebr), bel Der SIZE.
talberarbeitung 3542 (290 mebr), bel
Der Snbufrie Der Nabrungs. unb Sc
uuBmtttel 2970 (77 u1ebr), bet Der ssu.
Dufrie bes Papiers unb 2ebers 2177
(160 mebr) unb enbli@ bel Der Snbu.
ftrie Der Steine unb grben 1880 Ser.
fonen (195 mebr aIs i'm goriabr) er.
mittelt. Ser @emerberatb fir 2eip.
| aig iagt: Das Getriebaiabr bot i'm
Wergleid au ben poraus9esangenen
Sabreu cine unsem6bnIide Betrieb.
iamteit unb Weiterenttpidelung auf
benz inbpftrieaen @ebiete bes Be-
airts foDie als beren BesIeiteri9ei.
nung cine bea6tli9e 1nternebmuugs,
luif, perbunben nit reeer gautbdtig.
teit uno gelebuns Der nit lebterer in
gerbinbuns febenben @emerbe. Ser
@ewerberatb fur Bauben confatirt
ben nungemein fotten @ef9dftsgang
In Der Sertilinbuitrie". Der freili@ aur
Gol9e bate, baB bic gelddftisung bon
Irbeiterinnen in biefer Brande fi1
pieber siemlid fart permebrte. Der
@ewerberatb ftr 96beIn bebt ebeafaas
ben regcn @eiddfissang unb bic bamit
IN 3ufammenbang ftebenbe bermebrte
Bautbdtigteit berDor. Ser Generic.
ratb fur Dresden bemertt: Cine Mr.
beitslofisteit trat angefi1ts bes fat in
allen Snbuftrieapeigen shnfiigen sc.
f9dftsganges faff nirsenbs ein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-06-19
Quf @uba befinben lid, neoenln6,

= auf @uba befiaben ii9 gegenu6r,
fig sablrei@e Qgeuten Der Regierung
bes Congo. Staates unb merben unter
ben In ben perf6iebenen St1bten burd
WeDlers Setret aus benz pIatten 2unbe
3uiammensetriebepen Garbieen Colo.
niften fiir ben Congo Greiftaat. Gin
unter benz protectorat bes a6aies bon
Belgieu febenbes Gpubitat min bic
9eute gum Nnpfanjen GROCER aaffee.
plantageu eusasireu. Batter emanuel,
Elm In England er3ogener farbiser prie:
Fer, III i9on felt ldneerer 3eii I'm Sn.
terefe ber gewegung tbdtis. Die Gu,
banif4en 0eser, benen Der 0unger ins
Ssf9t FART. sebeu NIT GROCER 8ereit.
uiligteit auf bic Oferten eiu. Su
IA Sagen mirb ber erfie Srupp tiber
Rem 0ort nod benz Congo abgeben.
Sur9i4nittIi6 1000 ipanil6e $rup.
ben febren per Monat nod spanieu
surhd. Der In bieier 8ode obae
gausene Dampfer bat 800 s9wer.
trante unb 8erwunbete mitgenommen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-06-19
6ortiebuna folet.
Mfe lift Nie6

Bir bieten einbunbert Dollars 8eIpbnuna
fur iecen SAL bon 3atarrb, bet ni9t Surd
@inrehmen bon Sau's 8atarrb R,ir eebeili
perben tam.
G.S. @benep & Co., eisentb., 1olebo, %.
Btr, bic llntersei6neten, bnben S. s. gbe,
ne9 felt ben lesten 10 Sabren getannt unb
halten ibn fiir noIItomnten ebrenbaft in allen
@ei4aftsbanblunsen unb finam3iea befd.
htgt ale bon ieiner Sirma eingeeansenen
8erbinbli6feiten 30 erfiilIen.
Bef & 1ruar, grobbanbeIs. .Orosuiften,
9oIebo, ..
Balbin8, &tnnan C Rarbiu, @robs
hanbels. Grcguiften, ToIebo, o.
9au'S &atarrb' 'sflr tpirb innerli@ genpms
men uno tpirft birstt anf bas 8lut nnb bic
i4leimisen Sberld4en bes Sbitems. 3euas
nifie fret perianbt. greis 10 gts. fir bic
6Iaite. Sertauft bon allen Apotbetern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-06-19
Grei Deriau6t all W1dnner.
Gin @tann in Wfidigan entOedt elm
bemerfensmertbes SeilntitteI
fiir Gerlnit an Graft.
Yroben iuerben frei an 9lle uerianot, Gle
oarum i6reiben.

Eroben tueroen frei an 9lae perianbt, rit
oarum i6reiben.
Carl 8. BaIfer. &aIamaspp. Nlif.. bat mad Ell.
mem ia5relaneen &1mpfe gegen bic ieeIiibeu unt
forperltdRen 2eioen BON berlurener Rannbarfeii
pas rId'ttge Rittel eefunoen. tueItbes oas 2eiben
gr betuabrt bos @ebeimniB iurefdItie; aber er in
intlig. etne Hrobe 6er Reot3in alien Rdunern All
isnoen. bic on irgenb elmer 5orm eefbIe6tIiber
S@mabe letoen. ais 5oIge bon iugenbltcber I'm.
tutfienhett uie nprseiteen BerIu 6es Gebddtniffes
uno Der $rnft. fbtuadbem &iiden. Rampfaoerbruc5
rno Nussebruna. SoS Seilmittel bat eine beions
oers angenebme @irtung bon gSdrme uno ibeint
anmittelbnr au tuirten. inbem es bic berlanate
Rraft uno cine entuidlung gebt. tuie ite nlir ge.
tunnidbt tptro. Sa8 Nittel beilte SIR RaIter b1u.
fanotg BON an ben nebeln unb 2eioen. bic bon
tahrelnngem RiBbraucb Der natiirIib feffaeIebten
Snnttionen berrlhren. uno ioa in iebem Sale abs
ioIut auberldifie iein
Cine Bite an Nr. Carl s. gsaIter 648 Raiunic
Semple. aalamasup, Ridb.. BEL Der Sic angeben.
oaB Sic eine Brobe ietueS 6eiImittels fir Ranner
tunnben. miro iofurt erfiut. uno fetne Berqituna
trgeno peldber Nrt uiro bon bm eeforoert tuer6eti
er bat elm groBeS Snterefe oaran. baB Die Runbe
BON oieiem grpBnrtigen 6etlmittel nerbreitet uiro
uno er berien6et nit 6orefoIt i5er nerfieaeIt tn
einem our@aus einfatben Badet. 10 ba6 Der Gm.
pfdnger teine 6urd,t opr unbequemlibteit pber
Setannttueroen 81 baben broudbt
Seier foeroen gebeten ubne Ber3ug au icbreiben
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-06-19
01lenn7

Denn Sie 1epfsI einmaAen
Uollen. mifsn Sic barauf f.ben,
tae Die Sdale nidt befAdSist
wiro, oa fe fonft our4 Refine
ODER SduInif fdnelI serit6rt wur.
Den. So III es nit Den Kstmen
Der aussehruns, fe ftn6en suten
9ooen fur ihre Gbdtisfeit, wenn
Gals uno Eunsen aneesrifeu
ooer 6urA Grtdltung un6 6ufex
empfinoliA fin6.
8cott's Emulsion NIT
unterphosphcrfdurem Sal, heiIt
Sdlsinbaut'G Gnt,anouneen.
Die 3eit Is 81 brauhen III, ebe
nod ihmere Gomplifaticnen elm.
gefebt habeu. Cine so Cents
Slaiae sendst fir cine Sem0hns
liAe Grfdltuns.
30 gsEfs uns s1.oo.
ssorr q Bowxs, Chemists, New Ysrk.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-06-19

gum anberen jagen: Die 9arte uuF
5upor ferti9 iein; feblt aud MIR cine
differ ober cine 2inie, 10 ilt Tie ni6t
mebr wertb, als elm 9eleiener 3eitungss
fesen.
.Nn 9luf bru6 mar jeet niht mebr ;li
benfen; benn nett mdren mir li6er
ntdt 9efommen. S9uell enti9loIien
leste i'd baber bic betnaBe poll lltdnbise
j3ei6uuns 5ur Seite unS arbeitete NIT
lei6terer Nliibe cine ebenio senaue
aus, sebraudte aber bie 8oritbt, jeber
bic Gntfernunsen beitimmenben 3abl
cine beliebise 3iffer born ansufiisen.
Daour6 fir ieben llneinsemeibten nuss
los, 1T MIR n6tbts, jene 3iffern 3u
ltlei6en, Tim einen ,uoerldIiieen @ess
lpeiier ber5uiteller. co lanse file iid
nod unter meinen Sdnben befinbet,
bin id iid)er unb finbe i'd 3uglei9
3eit, Mid Der Sauptfarte beimli6
5u entlebi9en. Oas Duplitat 1T fir
0toia beltimmt. Sd idrteb ibr bar
iber. 0offentli6 uerbrannte iie ben
8rief fit ben Sail, oab in ibrer Inn.
sebuns Mieniden lpeilen, bic ibre
S6iidternbeit aussunusen periteben. =
vadt Gage ipdter. Mlorgen sebt Die
Gr3plobe Suiammen nit bieiem 8eridt
auf nd6item 8ese an Sie ab. Die
9ef0roeruns Der idleunisit rollenbeten
0auptfarte iibertrus i'd oase9en mei<
nem 8ruoer. 9bm, ber meniser Der.
Sa9ti9, puroe es nidt i9mer, BON bier
3t peri6minben, unb 9etrennt BON eine
amber muBten Die Saden ser brcbenben
@efabren lpesen bef6rbert merben. Sd
ielbjt ieee neine 1aui6uns fort unb
beiddftise mid CUR 3eit nod nit bem
unfedigen Ouplitat. Sabe i'd mid
benen erlt entlebist, 10 bleibt mir als
lette, aber au6 I6merite 9ufgabe, au
flii9tea. Sollte elm llnsliid mid trefs
fen 10 iino Sie, meine liebe ssrau
@adtel, bic Ginsise, meinem leeten
Willen @eltun9 5u peridaffen unb
bafitr 3u iOrsen, baB Der mir sugefals
lene unermebli9e 8ei9tbum ni6t un<
seboben bleibt, nidt gar in fren,ben
Beiit geratb. Menn mein 8ruoer
Sbnen Die @arte einbdnbist, perben
Sic einen burd unb bur6 ebrenpertben
Gbarafter in ibm fennen lernen. Ct
mare Der ridtige W}ann fir Die fleine
nfonifa, Die sur .3eit biibi6 berans
gereiit iein muB. Gr tpiirbe iie be.
gliifen bod auf lie ipiirbe ibn gum
gliidlid)iten Sterbliden MAIDEN. Oie>
len Gebanfen re9te er ielber an, nads
oem i9 ibm, iuie meine ibm bisber
frenlo 9ebliebene 6rau, aud Wtonita
nit berslider 2iebe bei9rieb. Gr lit
ibr i6on BON sanSer Seele 3ueetban
unb iebnt lid naG benz erIten Gnblid
ieiner 3utiinitigen, ipie er iie nennt.
.Nod einmal Die Wogli6feit meines
perfriibten GnbeS in's 9luge fallenb-
6oia seseniiber bari i'd uidt oaran
riibren-beitimme i9, 6aB 9saimuno
uno Soadim i'm unsliidli6nen 6alle
an meine Stelle tteten uno als eleid,z
beredtist nit 8oia, unierem 30dters
den unb Wionita, unb beratben our6
Sranflin oas Gr0ffnen bes Silberber9s
merfs betreiben. Soffentli6 bleibt
mir nidt perlast, 9emeini9aftli6 nit
ibnen on bic Spite bes unternebmenS
gu tretea. Sd idlieBe nit ben inniaz
ften @riiBen an sic, Monifa unb bic
beioen griioer. slui eiu ir6blideS
@ieoerleben! Sbr setreuer Sibnep
2racg."
Enrffeh,,oA soIot
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-06-19

= Die amiIi@e rgpoea" in Mabrib
fagt iiber ben &hdtritt bss ameri.
tauii6en Seianbten Saplor: .Mr.
SapIor bot auBerorbsntIi9 bisI ;ur
aufre6ierbaItuns Der euten 9s3iebun.
gen awif9en 5banieu unb ben Der.
Staten beigetragen unb unb man
wirb ibm baber bier ffeis elm ebrenbes
Iubenten betpabren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-06-19
Der alaaen fann t,id,t belaoen ,ueroem

Der Wfa9en fann iitd3t belaoet tuerbem
NIT sr6berem nnratb, ais NIT etnem befts unp bra.
fti& wtrtenben Pursirmtttsl. aaerbinss beietttst
etne fol@e Mebtstn Serftcpfuus fhr ben GuSenblid,
iaSt aber bem Darultaual srpben S&abeu 5u, tnbem
Cd bsuislssn enBhnpet uus i&pd8t unb 5ur ausfabs
runs ber ibm 1utpmmeubeu GuntttOneu unfa5ts
ma9t. Sana ssri4iebeu baron ift bic @trtuns pom
9oftstter's Wasen' gtttsrS etnem prompt abfabrenb
absr ntemals bsftts unb apnpulfousn psrurfaaenb
pirtenseu Gontc. Die Ietntett ieiner tOnifasn Sus
srsbtsnsen, ietn anseuebmer @eru, fetn wobltbuen.
ter Gtnfub anf oas @emntb unb BITE 8uSsr'diHstett
etner betlsnben araft Bel gerftOpfuns, esbsrlesen
uub Dsspepfe maaen ss gu etuem iesr b.Itebten
SausmitteI. Gs rerme9rt bic aSrpertrut, berub tst
unh fdrtt sas Rsrreniptem uub seri&afft unssppbn.
ten @ei&mad an benz GHen. DretmaI tdsltG etn
Wetnslas rcu tit unsefdtr bic Dur6faRttts. .DrFs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-06-19

Der ipanii9e premiermiuilter
@anooas bat Rd bereit ertldrt, Der
Wittme bes auf cuba ermorbeten Mme,
ritaners Or. Rui3 cine S6abeneriab,
Summe bon $4,000 aus3uaoblen,
porausgefeBt, baB bieie Gorberuns nid)t
bon Der ameritaniiden 8unbess Regie.
rune in amtlider Gorm unterittbi
nirb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-06-19

- Wie tiber Banana beri6tet mirb,
baben fi6 ieBt aud Guatemala uub
@ofa Rico Der r@r6Beren RepubIit
bon @entral amerita" angef9lofIen.
Dteie Union umFaBt nun iomit bic
fdmmili@en fanf RepubIiten RitteI.
Amerifas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-06-19
Nysattbtes Brps. Tleii@er,

To. 507 8 Ofs6 on Il o n.StraBe,
Jfur bas nor3tisli6iie Rinbs, S6af'
uab Sdweineffeii9.
Spe3iaIitdt: Sun9es aalbfeifd.
4le arteu BON 8urfi. S6inten,
3unse. S9maI3 &c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-06-19

3dbne aiebeu mag cine Runfi
ieinl Cine melt sr6Bere III es aber ie.
benfals, @elb aus elmer 8ant su
3ieben, in tDel6er man tein 8clb bepo.
1irt bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-06-19
Senneiiee Centennial, gtaibuille,
yenueIiee.

Bonn l. Mui bis l. Nopember 1897.
Staten piu 5. & g, R.'@iIeubabn BON
San Nntonip limb mie folst: $3.50
8ilsite. Iinitirt su 10 Saaen, gum
8ertaufe Sieustags uub Oounerstass.
$25.20 Sillette gut fir 20 Sage;
$34. .35 8illette gultig bis l. Nou. '97.
8. 81. Stpre, %. 6. &igsbp,
Qgenten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-06-19
II. 6. q. @gcurFipmstatem.

Wegen Der Wieberpereiniguas Der
u. 6. Q. in Nafbpile, Senn., mirb
Die 5. & y. u. ". &. ggcurRouSbiI.
lette gum Dertaufe ausbieten am 49,,
20. unb 81. SUM fir 10 Sase salttg.
Wegen ndberer Snformation tueube
man fid an ben nd9itgelegeuen NgeR,
ten ober on:
.. prics u. o. g.N.
palefine, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-06-19
&. 5. Weber,
Nl 21l, Beft Seite alamo Yla;a.
gGein @auoluus nuo Saloon.

@ewdbItes Eager por3hsIi1er Sail.
forniasWeine, bic birett In ben Wein
bergen astauft purbsn. &otb. unb
@eiBweine, 9lnseIiea, BORT, Sberrp
etc. gluf:rdge BON auBerbaIb merben
prompt ausgefhbrt. 8eIepbon fir
Stabttunbe 280.
Sm So loom fnbet man feline
@bisties, Weiue, oor3deli6es Bier
@igarren etc.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-06-19
M3att beri,t(he

bas 9elepbpn aut tpette 9iftan3 mad,
ben nerfd1teOettem @tdeten 6eS Staas
tee. gteme GtattDuen tperoen tort
fp6breno errttbtet ttuD ueue 0erbefes
run9em etm8efthrt. Wfan frage an
bee @emtrGlz zgtelle ,tad3 Der 8etpitnfd]'
ten Moreife.
Gttbicribettett
fBmnem bmrdb tbr eigenes 9elepbUa
WerbtnOttn8 erbalteu.
Qlttbere
DurM bte 3elspbpn Stattonen.
M, r. THOMAS,
9ieii8er 0eidGftsfiibrer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-06-19
Siir in 2aafatia>Difttie

9sbsnOe iiub Tutt'8 Tiusn unerlasli@;
lis erbaIten ben &OrpersOrsanismus in
uoaltanoise Srbnuns unS iis bsmirtsu
Sbloluts 9siluns
BON &opfidmersen, S.rbauuussbe'
fdwsrben. Wealaria. 2sbsrleibsn, 8er'
ltopiunS uno alien @allsntrautbstten.
1tatt'S 2ebers YiAen.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1897-06-18
Our Gretna-Green Flourishing

nele "ei0 UNI -" - l''''i
rage IN Elizabeth City Wednes
day, the 10th, at high noon, the
following parties:
Mr. Iosanh p Cannon of Nor.
folk and Miss LILLIAN Balm OF
Portsmouth Va
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1897-06-18
THE BAZAAR GERMAN.

The Naval Reserves Bazaa
German held last Friday nigh
at the spacious hall III the Able
marie Hotel was a rattling sue
cess from start to finish, and ;
very enjoyable occasion for al
the participants. The music wa
furnished by an Italian string
bard of Norfolk, Va.
Among those present We note
the following:
Miss Mae Wood, nile greer
satin and gauze, la France roses
with Mr.. Briggs.
Miss Emily HolloWell, white
organdy, white trimmings, dia,
mond ornaments; with Mr.. L
Fearing
Miss Sallie Scott, nile green
silk and white lace; with Mr.
Harry Cason, of Edenton.
Miss Eva Palm, pink flower
Cd organdy and pink satin rib
bons; with Prof. Little.
Miss Doraphy Kelly, blue silk
crepe trimmed il white lace
diamonds; with Dr.. Martin.
Miss Bessie Wood, of Edenton
blue and white striped silk, lace
and natural flowers; with Mr..
Causey, of Virginia.
Miss Margaret Hollowell, or
CANDY over yellow silk, blue
satin trimmings, pearls; with
Mr.. Chas. Martin.
Miss Annie Vaughan, white
organdy with blue trimmings,
gold ornaments; with Mr.. c. ".
Melick.
Miss Helen Martin, white or>
CANDY, pink ribbons, diamonds;
with Mr.. I. w. Old.
Miss Ethel Scott, blue organ
dy and white lace, natural flow
ers; with Mr.. Jas. Hollowell.
Mrs. NJ. X. Griffin, white or
CANDY over blue satin, natural
flowers; Mr.. Griffin.
Miss Kate Eugle, white organ
dy with white satin trimmings,
gold ornaments; with Mr.. @. B.
Pendleton.
Miss Ada Melick, white swiss
in white trimmings, gold orna-
ments; with Mr. 0. F. Gilbert.
Miss Maggie Hill, pink organ
~ and white lace, flowers; with
Mr.. Il. f. White.
Miss Fannie Dawson, pink
avn handsomely trimmed with
Mr.. Merrill.
Mrs. Cllas. Guirkin, dark flow
red silk; Mr.. Guirkin.
Miss Sarah Gather, of Hert~
ord, black and yellow silk, black
ace and flowers; Mr.. w. Z. Bur~
us.
Miss Clinny White, blue fig
lred Organdy trimmed in blue
lbbons, gold ornaments; DR.. +.
:. Spence
At the close of the ball the
.ancers were invited to a sumpt
us lunch prepared by Or. and
Hrs. J. f. Wood, which was serv,
d at their charming home on
street.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1897-06-18
A Word to Women.

If women would only keep
themselves as dainty and attrac<
tivelv gowned after marriage as
when they were sweethearts
they would retain their husbands
attention and devotions until the
END of the chapter. A man likes
for his wife to remind him of
his sweetheart, and she should
strive to make herself just as
winsome and charming as she
possibly can.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1897-06-18

We DO High Grade
~0,TIERLIAL PRINTING
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1897-06-18
NV NeighbOr Told Me

About Hoods Sarsaparilla and ad
vised me to try ;t--This is the kind Of
advertising which gives Hoods SAT-
saparilla the largest sales i'll the the
world. Friends tells friend that Hood
Sarsaparilla cures; thatit gives strength
health, vitality and vigor, and whole
neighbOrhoods use it IS family med
iCinc.
Thin or gray hair and bald heads, so
displeasiug TO many people as marks
Ofagc, may be avcrtcd for 4 long time
by using Halls Hair Remover.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1897-06-18

-
city IS visiting her daughter
Mrs. w. II. Forbes in Currituck
County.
Goods delivered free of charge
If purchased at Hollonan's
Mr.. Tim rendletor, an aged
citizen of this place, died yester-
day at the home of his daughter
IN Norfolk, Va, and his remains
were brought here to-day for
lnterment.
At the solicitation of local
BlcYclists and persons using ve>
hlcles the Albemarle Park Fair
track has recently been put Ill
order, and in order 10 keep it SO
an admission o. one dollar will
be charged for the use Of same.
Persons desiring the pleasure of
the track can secure tickets good
until December 81, 81, Of
c. c. ALLEN, Mgr.
10. for Mays Head The
first excursion of the season will
be run on Tuesday, July 9th,
from Elizabeth City on the palac-
ius steamer Newberne, undei
the management Of and for the
benefit Of the Baptist church
organ fund We make this early
announcement that the people
round about in the country may
get ready to go. The price will
be low.
Miss Maggie Bell is a happy
girl-having won the handsome
Crescent bicycle III the contest
at the Naval Reserves Bazaar,
with Miss Matte Bland as a
close competitor The other
prizes were awarded as follows;
Cook stove, Frank Dexter: Photo
graph by guessing number of
beans i'll bottle, J. B. Flora; Cur
ling iron, Miss Kate Davis; Silk
Suspenders and watch chain,
Capt w. J.Griffin; Barrel Flour
L. Y. Parker; handsome smoking
jacket, L. A. Winder.
Having had such a nice run
on Peaches and Beans have de, |
cided TO run them awhile long r
Holloman.
J. b. Ferebce, one of the
managers Of the Bazaar, requests
us, III behalf of the committee
and the Naval Reserves, to
publicly thank the ladies who
50 kindly rendered Invaluable
assistance at the Bazaar and
to whom much of its success is
due. He also wishes US to ex>
press to Mr.. Allen Kramer and
the Fire Company's Band the
Of the committee
for the music rendered by them.
Others who gave their aid to
the Bazaar will also accept
sincere thanks.
Several people from Elizabeth
City, among them the editor of
the FISHERMAN & FARMER,
went to Norfolk Monday to hear
the address on "Bilnettalism" by
the next President, Hon. VIM. J. {
Bryan, who leCtured there for {
~hatauqua Society Of that city.
Mr.. Bryan was greeted by big (
and enthusiastic audience, the
great hall with a capacity Of
about six thousand being pack
I'd. He spoke for about an hour
md a half, and the pleasure '
which his lecture afforded his I
hearers was fully attested by
heir appreciative demonstra- :
ions. MIR. Sewell was there :
ilsO.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1897-06-18

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Mr.. Will Wood returned from
SCHOOL tuesday.
The Naval Reserves Bazaar
was a success III every vav.
Zoeller's s. 90 Pastel vor,, n
frame for s. 90. Can't be beat
Mr. Walter cohoo. o,.
home Tuesday from Wake 20; est
College.
Mrs 7. N. VozcIl,a and dauor
ter Annie, OF Edcnton, were in
the city yesterday.
Mr. 1oh, c,,o.nd,,, .
yesterday from pleasant visit
to Currituck county.
a1isc Atooo;,p.,, orc,,
is the guest of Mrs. NJ. H. Snow )
den Oh Burgess street.
NJ ,r1oe Co11 .. ,,.
more this week to rcplenIsh his
stock of summer goods.
Nr1M 1;l1 who bos l
at co1lcoc at r,o;nohon, a.,
returned home Yesterday
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have your photograph work
done at IoelIer 5 on Water St.
Mr.. n. L. Swain left for his
nome III IyrreIl county Monday
to see his mother who IS quite i'll.
Revival services will beoin
at the BAPTIST church to.nioht
FRIDAY. Evangelist Hines will
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WEST TOWNsHEND.

Gospel services have been held al
the church nearly every afternoon and
evening for the last week conducted by
the pastor, Rev. A. j. Cameron, assist
ed by Mr.. hobbs, a fine singer and al
SO this week by Rev. james hobbs
pastor ofthe Baptist church Of Jamaica.
The services which consists Of prayer
meeting in the aftern on and preach
ing service in the evening are very in
teresting and are we'll attended. W.
hope they may continue for some time
to come.
Herbert Kidder, who was hurt by
falling timber while working on thu
railroad, is able to be out again bu
not yet able to return to his work.
We hope those who have been wish
ing for snow are satisfied now though
it may again prove too much OF
good thing.
The stage driver from this place t.
North Windhan found the road so bad
ly drifted Monday night on his return
trip that he was obliged to remain
over night, not reaching home till Tues
day.