Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-10-05


at reduced price. Hooper & Co.
Mr.. w. F. Williams, of War enton,
is visiting his brother. Prof. Williams.
He is much pleased with Edenton.
Moses Jeffreys. Esq, has returned
from North and is offering big bar
gains in this issue. Read his "ad."
Sunshine Shoe Backing. best
made. improves and softens leather
and holds polish. Hooper & Co.
The ladies gave an oyster supper
Monday night last for the benefit of
the Baptist Parsonage, and done well.
We were pleased to meet in our
sanctum this week Mr.. n. L Shaw,
of Warrenton. He was looking we'll.
Attention. Produce handled by
Simmons & Co, at 3 per cent. This
is great convenience for the farm
ers.
Our foreman has always been
lucky till this week, when sickness
came and caused him to spend two
days in bed.
The finest stock of ladies and
gents hand made Shoes in town is at
Brinkleys, bought direct from the
manufacturers.
The Graded School now numbers
81. Miss Myra Darden. assistant
teacher, will arrive to-day and will
go on duty Monday.
Mr.. r. lack White is again with
Mr. E. l.. Brinkley and ready to
wait on his many friends and
anxious to please them.
Wanted-One or two school girls
to board, in private family. Piano
furnished for predicting. Terms
low; apply at this office.
Read the large 'ad'' of Woodland
Bros in this issue. They are now
in their new store and are selling
groceries at low figures.
Since the decline in canned goods.
we offer big inducements. Just re-
ceived 200 cases. Call and get
prices. Woodard Bros.
Mr.. E. L. Brinkley is now in the
Northern Markets, especially to buy
fine Goods and add Novelties to his
already complete stock.
The new iron store Of Woodland
Bros. is an ornament to the town.
In our next issue we shall give q
brief description of the building.
Another stock of fine Buggies.
with and without tops, also Road and
Dog carts, just received at Murden
! & Co.'S, who is selling them cheap.
Edenton has schools this year that
our people ought to be proud OF
Both of them are equipped to do
frst-cIass work in every department,
DR.. Geo. I. Nowitzky, the well
known Indian Tea doctor, was in
our midst this week. We acknowl-
edge a call from this jovial gentleman.
Mrs. L. A. Williams. who has
been recreating at Warrenton for the
past few months, returned Wednes-
day, bringing her sister, Miss Salle
T. Williams with her.
We acknowledge most pleasant
call this week from our friend and
brother Paul Creecy, Esq, OF the
Economist; brother John, Of Carroll
MAN, called also. Come again.
Several locals we're crowded out OF
our last issue and among them was
this: Persons wishing to send us
money for their subscription, can do
so by Postal Note-costs only sc.
Miss Dora D. Shaw and Rey. l..
R. Pruett were married Monday in
the Baptist church at Harrelisville.
They passed Edenton on Str. Chowan
enroute for an extended trip North.
Mr.. Matt Low, young man
clerking at the store of Mr.. Tunis
was drowned Wednesday of last
week in a creek at Tunis, n. Z. 1t
is thought by many that he drowned
himself.
Just opened at E. L. Brinkley' S
the largest stock of Read Shoes he
ever had. Every pair warrented and
a new pair given for every pair that
rips or burst, or does not give salts
faction.
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