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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-08-06
GEN. GUY V. HENRY.

American gold is a. a premium OF 100 per
ceat.
Friday the price Of breakfast az the He
TEL Francois was - centAvos now IL Is a.
one peso. Everything else has risen In
proportion. The native correspondents
have difficulty Ia obtaining horses az 500
gold. The natives imagine that The
pockets OF the Americans can emit cease
less flow. Of eagss and double eagles. There
Is plenty % provisions 10 the city. excepting
rice, one OF the staples, which Is quoted al
d very high agure for this country.
Our army will not lack for fresh meat 10
the march across the island The broad
vAnnAhs which lie between the undulAting
bills swarm with cattle a. reasonable prices
and OF excellent quality General Garret-
sons brigade Is masset at lauco. the terni-
nus OF the railroad. IS miles on, and Will
probably remain there until the army -
ready - move, but IL Is thought that tbs ar
tiliery will % brought here Immediately.
The railroad Is IN good order, but much Of
the rolling stock has teen destroyed. Gen
Roy stone found several engines wrecked.
The machinery bad teen disnenbered by
/ Spanish sym athiZers a. the roundhouse,
and hidden General Stone gave them two
hours 20 get the easines into working order,
under penalty o, inprson ment. and IN less
A4d4 Au3b lAN4r tLo cu-hlc, 1aa cbC@A4 ~
anc were ready TO move
A stand Al Aibonito.
The Spaniards will probably retire as far
back as Aiboniso, about IS miles on the 70 al
10 san Juan, where they are likely 20 make
a stand IL they receive endorsements They
Left here entirely without artillery. whict
makes IL even moro obvious that al attack
al this point was never dreamed o. BY them
Not a gun was mounted The garrison wa:
ANAL and poorly armed All the guns will
one exception. that were abandoned in TIT
arsenal when they beat their hasiy retreat
; were Eemingions not Mausers-
There was not { mine 10 the Harbor o
ronce although two ancient affairs covere,
D with barancles. were found az Puerto q
9 Gcaaica These had been placed Their
9 years ago. AID resisted every effort TO ex
. plode them.
IL Is evident from tho wholesale desertiol
on the fsrs Of the spanish volunteers tina
Capla!n-G General Maciss must depend. Ia IL
last resort, upon the regulars. These d
not number over 900 Ia the who.e island
a and everything thus far indicates al cas-
conQusst General wilson thinks he coul
take the island with his own troops unaid
= ed, and hs predicts that 4, the troops nos
expected arrive, Porto Rico wall DO ours Il
. less than shres weeks.
3 Mfsss wants Flags.
o General Niles, 10 command OF ths Port
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-08-06

CONDITION OF THE CITY,
Besssh - sAs cessnssaer ss G~od-Csiis
80 nsvsy s~d Ess.enshes He.dqusr-
s~~s - csvfs~-Au the rroops sent 60
the rAnsrpsess wsu ne Se>dsd-spea-
taras AHxteus FOR surr>nder.

wsshirsscn special SAYS, There was
much reii-: felt In cffcisl circles u7on the
r~e~ips o; news Q. The SAFE arrival % G~n-
erAl Merits ~ Manila TIE news sane IN
tire shap~ Of two cselesrsns one from TIE
General ard The other ron Admiral Dewey.
Tn- former sent Word - follows
Hcs< Kong July So.-Aajutant General
Caited Ss4es Array. wAshinSton-
Csvite. yuiv 3S-Ar-ivei today about -
Health 90 command good. E-Dsintsr %
Cat about four days II the r~sr. Al troops
a=<irr~d re will probably - a-ed-i.
MERRITT. Ms,o- General. CONN scdiaE
To- csble<rsn '-o7 Admiral p-w-y was
addressed 20 the Secretary Q: tie Navy. sd
-ss "a follows.
Csvi;e. JAY 20 Sec-~ts-y O; ths Navy
Nsrriss arrived y--serasr "a - Newport
TIE rer siad-- o; tie expedition j. expected
within re next ;-u days
DEWEY.
G~os-si N---i';'s sx7~aitioo iorini-s TO-
transports OAso. CIV n. Ps-s. IodiSaa sni
No-SSn City. Witch ~ san Francisco Juce
=. os--vtse $500 orsre-. aaa 1en. uad-r
R-1<Sti~r G-o~rs N-Arthrr. - s.ear-,
Valencia. which s<iiet o. June q VT, 81
1~a- Rnc transport Nsucor-. which sale.
~ Jane -. vith 800. under the i=n~d .s-
-o--scd % G~ne-R- Merritt Ai.oS-the-
th~-- 49, 50oo oc-c~rs a1i 1-a II To-
tNi-t rsrtv. Tie arst -1Q~titica -srrtei
15oi -, Rad to~ Se~c-t carried St.5 -er.
- thst General Merritt COW hAs urter as
ro-=art IL is oe1-
- -'sceIe-t % Genera Mar; cor-
tzic~t = his csbieErs7 thAt - probably
-o-it I'D al he ;roors TIA: Isl o>~u A.
si<n-i hin vas regarded n. = LIKE o-iool.
.; t-ouhi- % con-. thOrxe -hets-- tsis 4.
- - -ith THE nst'ves % - incii~1t - -.
si~C- q, Isnila u not evit-af. To G-1~r
as t-sua.rh. Il i. s-9r-o--t 49, tSx-o .
Horg k7zE On RE B<-tish <un boat P.ov-r
ard a. he -Ak~~ % mention - tie -~oo---.
sc--~oter q, Masiia. Aitho-<h - t~~1stc.
r1t7ch-etly L. re lAt@ss f-o1 .he Philip
oto--. thst report . GOV luok-i rooo ~ =
l.Rst 7---sr1r-- Il Il rcric~sbiA. TO ia
Asni-Ai Dewey made 20 rese-sacs 20 -
--port>d surreoter.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-08-06
GARCIA's GRIEVANCES.
General shsftsr Cables Statement Tor
tn. Information OF the Department
Tie War DeFArtaeai hAs received he tol-

loving
sASrIAso DE- CusA- Jcly p.
Hon. Z. A A!S-r secretary % War
WAshicgloo
Have t1e New York S1n O., SATURDAY. July
% IL wsics comments ar made a. 30 nv
tr-l-nect % Cf-oerAl Garcia. I desire &C
-sy tha- Genera Garcia was invited 10y ne
pe-sorAl.y 20 20 ia,o tn- city % -sc-iaSo a.
to the ent-r-i l.. bcs - t@cAa-d uqon
to Sro1a1 that &c spanish civil orc-rs
were l-r IL power. I .uuy eHQ.si5-d 70
hin ia, tho-e oSirlAis we're coHtlnu-d IN
power 1etli Il WAS coavealsat - change
then fer Others.
G-oerAi Carcass assistance % ne has
beeo pure!y voluntary oa as part. AID be
vas tod a. ;he beginning taAt did cot ex-
ercis- Aay control over h.1 except A. he
cac-. - Siv-. The trogbls With General
Garcia rss thAs b. expected % % PLACED IN
command q: ia; plac-. 10 other words TIA;
" would tgra - ci:y over . hin I *
piAl1-1 - hin ,gly taat We were az war
With SPAN. aot TIA. "a question OF Jade
p-1d-nc- could rot - considered by ne.
Aao.her grievance Vas tea. nntirg that
sev-r4. thousand me- marched In v.th3u;
z o2po-lti from General Garcia extended
ny o-n ua~- IL troni ID: hi-o at closed "
S,e gap a. I saw - =; I Sal 20 dspent upon
I ~ oEn 1sn Tor a-y effective Investment c.
TIE place.
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-08-06

Sag on The palace. amid cheers from the
oopulAce. The PEOPLE seemed really glad
"a; the Americans we're here, but they Tear
A uprising Of the natives IN the Interior
~ao. IL Is asserted. will rot. Kill ant destroy
7r0 5srty IL revenge for nAny years OF span
"a rLsrule. General Henry has made re
Dor: 10 this effect 20 General Miles, aud al
.ls-s that a guard bs left 10 protect the cap
.gred cities. The empty transports have
ei. TOR Tampa
To Bring Back the sick.
A delegation Of nurses OF the Red Gross
Society from The hospital ship LanpAsas
-aited OF General Henry At GuAnica, and
asket 70 be allowed 20 return home With the
sex. They said their supplies had given
3ut and that the condition on board ihelr
/ ,hlp. which was crowded with patients, was
.errio.e.
Gen. Mlles i In constant communication
with AL hts forces. and Is keeping the ar;il-
/ iery steadily IN advance. The entire army
encampec along the military road 20 san
JGan. he - acting throughout, however
With a promptness which indicates quick ae-
/ Ion AL along the line as soon IS the trans
oors containing tie remaining troops ar
i've.
A corrected IL, OF the Injured in the nrs'
I O1tbsc - 1AsLAIo <@-- -
/ .ured belong 20 the Sixth Massachusetts:
Captain Edward J. Gihon. shot IN the left
alp.
Private James Drumnond. Company K,
shot twice IN the neck
Private benjamin Bostick, Company X
sac, In the risnt shoulder
Corporal William r. Carpenter. Company
L. shot IL the right hand
Corporal Henry Gary. Company X, shot Il
he neck.
ssrgt. George Carlton. OF Battery Il, Fiftl
Siege Artillery, died Of typhoid fever an
vas buried az oncr. This makes I'VE deatn
from TIA, disease on the transports.
Private Arthur Draper. OF Company
sixth Massachusetts. has been promoted :
q lieutenancy for gailantry 10 action ii
ed the rnAl charge which drove back II
5psniArds he 10 the son OF Gen. Williaf
&. Draper. American Ambassador 10 Italy.
Mtlss Hears OF Peace.
The rsxs that Spain had consented TO su
for pescs was received here 10 . dispatch
he Associated Press. and Was AZ once take
20 General Mfes. Inc General wrinkle
ala gray brow when be read IL. and said
tsd nos know what effect IL would have o
ais expedition. bot he proposed TO push o
ahead AID take san Juan, perdlng ordei
, from the Prcsiteat. TIE Associated fre'
dispatch boat carried Information out to tn
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-08-06
NJ. CAMBoS'- LITTER.
spain Admits That She Has Been Worst
ed. add Her surertngs Are Great

81. and Her sunertaEs Are Great
TIE tex q Ambassador CAnbons letter
% Presits-. Mckinley. Is A. follows.
The governn-rt % The Uait=t States
aI1 :he government q spAia are unhappy
Ly - zA- a. = r-sg.; o.: the demand sac
refused - co1p.y sito.
In the cont-st % Arns which followed.
soaia admits taat she has been wJrs.et.
aat tha. nrr su1sTlnss as a result are very
great.
she believes that 10 tine has now
co1e ghsa Sc ca properly Ask the coop
s-s.ioa o, tie Uaitsd states ID terminating
- var. ard Therefore -sks 20 b. furnished.
through The French ambassador. vita a
s.Ats1-ot % tie terms uPoa wn.ch the Int
lei states would - ~lll.os 20 maze peace- ."
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-08-06
ADVANCE Uyos yAsco.

4>sL Hrsss Troops Hsxsx@d with the
Essmy'. s~se-s
Al ocsclAl Sisy@t~I - Madrid fro1 Porto
s.aeo ssyss -Os Tuesday ne AD-rie2Es al
yAsosd "a TIE dsrSrsaon % Y@1co. ystlns
sross % the psy- e-ss1 t1Dtry1 s2ssssa
s~xul&rs and soicet,~rs ~arCEz:-rs. Ten
.nd a. srgsgszsEt sEs1sd. which l4st-d
tne uhQ,s rixhs 2sa oEiy ee-.~sd 9Th dawn
% The folsoviEx Gay. 1hs Ancrir4as s~rs
o.i.zsS 20 xl;hc<~s % lie eosss.~
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-08-06
Rsportsd Attack on Nuevita..

Reports have reached Key West. Fla. that
Nuevitss, on the north coast OF the province
OF Puerto Principe, Cuba. has been bom-
barded by the ships OF the olockading squad
ron. evacuated by the spanish and subse-
quently burned. No details are known and
the oaly Information OF the affair was given
TO Captain Mayt ard. OF the gunboat Nash-
VILE. by Lieutenant Colonel Roias, OF the
insurgent forces az GioarA Colonel Roias
himself lad the news at second hand.
Baltimore and Ohio engine No. 80, which
has just been laid asidc at Grafton, W. Va,
and will be consigned TO the scrap pile, haz
quite q history. Il Is one OF the Ross
Wiasns camel engines and was built In 1851.
There are only four OF this class OF engines
now remaining. During the late war this
engine was one OF several captured at Mar
sinsburg by the confederates. AID hauled
across the country by pike to Staunton. Va,
under direction OF Col. Thomas Il. sharp.
President John W. Garrett, after the wal
was over. hunted up Col sharp and ap-
pointed him master OF trans portation, In
recognition OF the ability displayed In thai
un paralicied achievement
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-08-06
TOWNS SURRENDER.
FOUR CITIES CAPTURED.

Porto Rico. Usssed sssses OF Amsries"
Mi,es Hesrs OF Peace Nsgotistions- He
IL Awaiting Rsipfore~ments-Sasiv
Perseeute the Volunteers
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-08-06
Bu.iness Booming.

Business n The clay has enjoyed a gres
boom since the arrival OF the Americans
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-08-06

General Mics. 10 cOmnsad OF ths Porto
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1898-05-06
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
ITEMS GATHEREO HERE
A-NO THERE
BY CHARLES MORGAN.
,OafE THINGS HE SEES AND HEARS Al
POINTS WHERE WE HAVE NO
REGULAR REPORTER.

w. T. Stafford, of Mumford
was in Z. City last monday pur-
chasing good.
Messrs. B. L, and r. l.. Hin
ton, returned from business
trip to Norfolk.
Z. F. Taitam, 1ectured at Be
rea. last Sunday evening and al
night in Z. City.
M. ". Buffkin, of Munford
is attending court i'll Berthe
this week.
n. G. Morgan, of Mumford,
spent last Sunday at K. n. NOR
gans, of Z. City.
Willie Etheridge, of Z. City,
spent day and night with Wiz
liam Upton, at Camden c. H.
p. C Pritchard, and family OF
the Fork, spent Sunday at Mum
ford with their parents mrs.
Whitney.
Charlie Harris and Family, Of
the Fork, spent Sunday last in
Newland, visiting relatives and
friends.
Miss Sa1lie Creekmoore, of
Lake Drummond, is spending
this week with miss maggie
Askew, at Mumford
Mr.. Allie Stafford and miss
Eason of South mill were mar
ried last Sunday at the brides
home in Camden county.
Rev. Q. c. Davis, OF Curnber-
land, Md, returned to Virginia,
Tuesday from a visit to relatives
and friends in Pasquotank coun~
tY. =,
The map lesson and lecture
on China, by missionary Earen
conducted at Bcrea church Sun
day evening was ycry cntcrtain-
ing and beneficial,
Mr.. J. c. Davis, recently OF
Cumberland, Md, returned to
his old home near Great Bridge,
Va, Tuesday, after very pleas
ant visit to relatives and friend
in Pasquota1k county.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1898-05-06
"Girls Home Guards.'

The women Of Charlotte have
organized a Girls Home Gua1 Il"
composed of ladies who are N
sympathy with the spirit that
animates the brave young men
who have volunteered to go to
the front. The object of the as
ISOLATION is to keep alive on The
home affairs the flame Of patr7 t
ism and to render such assistance
and help to the soldiers as WI
add to their comfort and ch-er
their spirits
The good women Of Charlotte
have set good example to the
patriotic women i'll every town
and city in the State.-Nf1vs s
O0ScrVcr.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1898-05-06
NtOYOCK.

Miss Rinnie Etwell went to
E. City, Tuesday.
+. w. Sauderliu and family
spent Sunday at ShaWboro.
Mrs. R. 0. Ragley spent last
week visiting relatives III Nor
folk,
J. J. Morse, F. w. Ritter aud
John Gray, were on the sick list
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs, Jordan Lee were
the guests Of L. c. Ives at IIiclx,
DRY, Sunday.
Mr.. Robert Holt and sister,
Irene, spent Sunday with rela>
tives at Tulls.
Nat Hathaway, and family, Of
Northwest, were the guests of
J. E. Barnard Sunday.
Emma Barnard Mamie Wilson
and Lena Wilson, all took a trip
to Indian Greek, Sunday.
Mr.. Ed. Fisk, of Northwest,
and J. J. Randolph, Of Indian
Greek, were in MOyoCk Sunday.
c Sanderson is spending this
week visiting relatives AMI
friends in Norfolk and Berkeley.
+. S. Moody; of New Peters,
burg, has been in the village
this week the guest of w. II.
West.
The FISHERMAN AND FARMER
is still in the lead, if we are not
mistaken it is the first daily
ever published i'll E City. Long
may it live and prosper, it is a
credit to the Editor and to Z.
City.
A meeting was held here re-
Gently and stock company was
formed for the purpose Of erect
ing an Academy at tits place in
the near future. D. T. Ritter
is in the lead in this enterprise,
and he is the right nan in the
right place. All institutions Of
learning should have the coop
Grafton and support of the COM
munity at large and We hope
that this will meet with success.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1898-05-06

The wedding bells are ringing
Rev. Mr.. Davenport left fol
Norfolk today,
Mrs. ". J. Goodwin, is spend
ing a few days at Currjtuck, c.
II. this week.
Miss Neva Walker, Of Nor
folk, is visiting relatives here
Mrs. J. T. Talbot, and c.s.-
drcn, and little Ethel GRAY, OF
Long Point, spent Saturday
here,
Miss Gertie Brumsey aud BROTH
er. Of CurrituCk, were the guests
Of Miss Minnie Hall, Tuesday. {
Thcodory Whitr, reresenting
the Hood nurseries, of Rich
mond, spent Sunday at Mrs. T.
p Halls.
The torpedo boat Rodgers,
passed through Saturday enroute
to Key West
Mrs. Z. r. Johnson, of C.urri>
tuck, was III our village Wed
nesday.
The Government boat Fish
Hawk passed through the canal
Friday.
Drumners, drummers;- here
they come.
KID
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1898-05-06
No Fo0lishness About Fitz Lee

When Consul General Fltz-
hugh Lee arrived in Washington
from Cuba it was proposed by
the Confederate Veterans AssO
citation, and the Union Veterans
Union, to tender him a grand
reception, but he declined the
invitation III his characteristic
fashion. Said he: look here,
boys, l haven't done a thing
that either one of you, or any
American citizen would not
have done, and l don't see why
there should be any fuss made
about it. Now, l don't want you
to think I'm ungrateful, for | am
not, but have studied over the
matter, and l feel satisfied that
it would be better not to have
the reception. | don't want for
an instant for anybody to think
that I wish to put myself for
ward, and l must decline your
most kind offer"
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1898-05-06
THE WEEK Ar EOEHT0H.
Items of a Personal and News
Character.

Items Of a Personal and News
Character.
Lovely weather this week.
{. A. Woodard. Of Norfolk,
was in the city Sunday last.
J. Z. Bonner, Of Elizabeth
City, was il town "Wednesday.
The steamer Haring is
aground at the mouth of Roa
noke river.
Mr.. ]. K. Rea has returnco
home from lie fishery at Jay
cocks n. c.
The steamer plymouth Of tn
N. &. S. 4. r. is undergoing re
pairs at Elizabeth City.
Attorneys Learey, Bond, Pru~
den, Vann and Perdleton, atten~
ded Tyrell court thi> week.
The EAening FISHERMAN
AND FARMER is greatly in de-
mand in Edenton these days.
A street street sprinkler has
been placed On the streets II the
business part of the city, and IS
a good service.
Edenton Light Infantry Co.
D. have volunteered their ser
vices to the Government for use
anywhere they may be needed.
The Ladies Sewing Circle. Of
the Baptist Church, gave a very
enjoyable lawn party OIL the
Academy green wednesday,
night.
Large quantities Of may peas
are now being shipped from
Edenton. Our truckers are early
II tn marget this year, but tbs
prices 2re unusually low.
John Clayton, Of this city, and
AnDie TarkentOn, Of Washing
ington county, were married last
Thursday at the nome # lie
bride. The FISHEEAGAN AN
FARMER tenders congratula-
tons.
Chowan county wants to ia
a hand in this. war. From
Rocky Hook comes a list Of
twenty-five names Tor enlistment
in company d Edcnton light In
fantry. They will probably be
enrolled for troopers who
will fight to the last ditch.
Well back the Chowan lads ev>
cry tune.
The "gunboat il North Ri.-a
Of which such al interesting &C
count was given by a steamer
captain to the FISHERMAN AND
FARMER last week proves to be
upon investigation, the 7. 5,
Fish Commission steamer | ish~
hawk, enroute to Delaware river
from UP CGOWan.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1898-05-06
ELIZABETH CITY. May 8, 1898.
Preparing For The Attack.

The Spanish troops through
out the island Of Cuba have been
concentrated at different points
along the coast so as to be ready
to meet any attempt to laud
troops from the United States:
Thousands of men are reported
to be enlisting in the volunteer
batta1ions throughout Cuba, and,
as very many of the men have
served in the Spanish regular
army, they are expected to prove
very valuable to the defense OF
the island.
An order issued by the General
in command of the forces for the
defense of Havana say:
"In the event Of an attack on
Havana which would make
necessary the concentration OF
organized forces for its defense
at the points already marked
out, it will become Necessary
that signals be made to announce
the fact to the city and to call %
arms with the greatest rau1G'.V
the garrison, volunteers and .:--
men.
When the alarm is given al
troops, volunteers and flremcn,
will assemble quietly at their
posts and await the orders OF
their chiefs.
1t the alarm comes at night
Principe, Cabanas and MORO
Castle, instead of hoisting red
flags, as will be the case if the
alarm occurs i'll the daytime,
will display red lights.
The vigilantes and forces of
the public order, policemen and
police agents if the red lights
are hoisted will promptly notify
the inhabitants Of the city III the
best manner possible to bring
about the ends desired.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1898-05-06
Ehinooptnu Go3a:a

l had a little boy who was
nearly dead from al attack OF
Whooping cough. My neigh
bor5 recommended Chamber
laiu's Cough Remedy. did
not think that any medicine
would help him, but after Civ
ing him a few doses Of that rem
edy | noticed IN improvement,
and one bottle cured him entire
ly. / is the best cough rnedi>
cine I ever had III the house
J. l.. MOORE, South Burgetts-
town, Pa. For sale by ". ".
Griggs & Son, Druggist,
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1898-05-06
GLIDEN.

The cold rain aud hail Isl
Wednesday and Thursday, dam.
aged crops badly, but nothing
what was expected.
Weather has changed from
cold to warm which has bright
ened up the farmer.
F. A. and Tim E. Ward
made business trips to Norfolk
and Suffolk.
The war has no effect on trav-
cling men. They keep com
ing.
The catch of herring has
dropped off since the storm,
looks like not to return again
this fish season.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1898-05-06
BUYING AN UNKNOWN

low price bicycle is like 'ool~
ing in a brush pile for an 81, o."
may find the eel but 90 chances out
Of 100 you will find snakes and get
bit.
Common bicycles resemble good
bicy cles far more than snakes do cells
and the chances are you'll get bit
much the worse. We have the BIZ
cycles which have been tested and
trled and pronounced the best wheel
Oh Garth. Good bicycles arc cheap
est in the end.
HATHAWAY & BROS.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1898-05-06

Received Of ]. 4. Hancock
Special Agent Of the Farmers
Mutual Fire Insurance Associa-
ton Of n. G., full payment for
loss sustained Oh my building.
This payment was made as soon
as the loss was properly reported.
| am highly pleased with the
of the Farmers
and cheerfully recom~
mend it to any Que desiring in
surance Oh their buildings.
Very respectfully yours,
MALACHI FLETCHER.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1898-05-06

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All announcements and recommen-
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in the shape of communications or
otherwise, will be charged as adVer
tisements.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1898-05-06

\ child was cured of Group by dose
or two of Ayers Cherry Pectoral A
neighbor's child died ofthe same dread
disease, while the father was getting
ready to call the doctor. This shows
the necessity of having Ayers Cherry,
Pectoral always on hand.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1898-05-06
Skin Diseases Cured,

For the cure Of letter, itch, eczema,
-rySipe1as and all irritatiOns Of tn
skin. Dr. Edmondson S Eczema Cure is
the standard. Price IS cents per bot
tie. Address DR.. Frand EdmOnsOn,
Atlanta. Ca.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1898-05-06
4 I'OUda LOOKING

old second handed Crawford
bicycle is far better than a pretty
painted new bicycle of inferior make
It withstand more hard usage and last
much longer Ask any Crawford
rider if this is not SO.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1898-05-06
A Presaging Downfall.
Skin Disc Asses.

Fer the speedy and permanent crra Of
letter, salt rheum and eczema, Cham
berlain's Eye and Skin Ointment !.
without an equal. 1t relieves the itch.
ing and smarting almost instantly ana
its continued use effects a permanent
cure. 1t also cures itch, BARRIERS itch.
scald head, sore nipples, itching piles,
chapped hands, chronic sore eyes anE
granulated lids.
Dir. Caay's Condition Powders fal
horses are the best tonic, blood purifier
and yer1Gifuge. Price, % cents. Sold by