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

condition OF Mr.. y. a. w GODDARD, ST.,
who has been quite sick for several
days.
Members of the Cleveland and
Fowle Club are requested TO meet at
the Court House, next Tuesday,
Oct. 23d, at O'Clock. sharp. with
uniform.
Mrs. Summerell, who has been
spending the summer in Southampton
Va, is at home again to the joy of
her household and the pleasure of
her friends.
Note change in Newman's and
Beas' advertisements in this issue.
That's right. gentlemen, make things
lively. Nothing like telling the
people what you sell.
so Cream Cheese, 25 tubs N. Y.
State Butter. $50 cases canned goods,
Is Tres. and 40 tubs family Lard
and big lot Of other goods just
received at Woodland Bros.
The Rev. Mr.. Shamburger, of Ply
mouth, preached in the III. E. Church
South, of this place. Sunday morning
and night last. Our people were
much pleased with his efforts.
Farmers and others who desire
lime for the coming season can be
accommodated by leaving orders for
same with DR.. w. j. Leary. He can
procure it, delivered at the county
wharf, for 8 cents next spring,
WANTED-A situation as overseer
of q farm. Party of good experience
and thoroughly acquainted with the
misunderstanding moderate. Ad-
dress, SYDNEY j. WHITE,
I'm. Edenton, n. G..
If man is a Democrat let him be
democratic in all his political ways.
Don't fool the Republicans with pre-
tensions for the sake of Office. Be
square or, in other words: BE a
whole malone thing at time.''
All through the State, Judge Fowle
has been honored with she presence
of ladies whenever he spoke. We
are not surprised. His eloquence is
fascinating. Let the ladies
of ChOwan turn out and hear him on
the 23d.
Rev. Ernest Stevens, Pastor of the
Church here, after spend
ing months vacation in Virginia,
is back again, looking well. No one
is more welcome than he in our
midst. We missed him and, were it
CONSTANT, would have him leave US
no more.
Seats will be arranged for the
special comfort of the ladies who
shall attend the speaking on next
Tuesday. Let the men and women
Of Chowan both turn out to hear the
Did champion of civil liberty, the
Silver tongued orator of North Caro-
ina, Daniel G.. Fowle, our next
Governor.
Some people say: "Ah! he is no
more a Republican than 1 am"
Let's see. Would you accept the
for Office at the hands of |
he Republicans in open convention |!
md announce your willingness to
support the National and State tick
It's? We trow not and. therefore,
cannot believe your declaration.
A quaint old man says he can't
yote for Blair to go to the Legislature
because, says he: eff Blair gets up
here and dem Dimocrats happen to
want some water to drink and the
bucket happen to be dry, they'll say:
Here, Blair, take this bucket and
etch some water and while Blair is
IF at the pump, Dimocrats pass
ill and Blair never know anything
bout it. They won't ask Mr.. Bond
0 go case he's white and therefore
ell be right there all the. time to
watch his pints. 1 votes for Mr.,
Bond, sure"
Our distinguished friend and broth !
r journalist, Col. r. B. Creecy, in
lengthy editorial in the Economist.
# the 10Th, under head, rally Boys!
Rally !" after addressing himself to
he good people of Pasquotank,
Iurrituck and Perquimans, says:
Old Chowan, how our heart yearns
o thee, the home of our birth, onr {
our boyhood and our
arly manhood. where our fathers