Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-04-20


boom him in our next.
Bunch of small Keys found on
Desk in Lobby of Post Office. |
Owner can procure by proving same. |
L. L. BRINKLEY. Z. 81.
The State convention is but little !
more than one month Off and the
county conventions must all be held
within the next thirty days.
We have tried one of the Cow
Boy" cigars at +. L. Brinkley's and
them as the best center
in town. Smoke one and be con-
WINGED.
The Trustees Of the Edenton Ora
ded School are taking steps, we
hear, to secure the services of the
same teachers. now in charge, for
the o ming year.
WANTED-To employ a man, mule
and cart. A reliable and industri-
Gus man may contract for regular
employment and a lot for a home.
Apply at this Office.
Mr.. A. J Bateman had for sale
this week, at his meat store. one Of
the finest beeves we have seen in this
market for many a day. He says it
was stall fed. That's right. Drew.
keep it up.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church
have banded themselves together in
the way Of Ladies' Prayer Meeting.
determining to do what they can to
advance the cause or Christ and the
interests of the Church.
r. A Caskie, senior partner Of the
OYSTER firm here, and Miss Summie
Lee, daughter Of D NJ. Lee, both
colored, were married at the residence
of the brides father, on Monday
night last, by Rev. Winfield.
R. B. Hayes gives notice that he is
now soliciting consignments of fish,
truck, &C., for some of the best and
most reliable firms in Baltimore, Phila-
delphia and New York. Consult him
before making consignments through
other parties.
Louis Levy, Esq, the clothier. has
received from the North most com
plete and select stock of goods.
which is being opened this week. He
says its the largest stock he has ever
carried. and will call his place of
business, palace Royal
Read the lad" in this issue of the
Great Western Feather Renovating
Co., who have located one OF their
machines in this city. They do
work cheap and will cali to soc you
soon. 1t is one of the best things
we have seen. 1t not onl y cleans a
bed but improves it.
Every person who reads news
paper becomes familiar with the
business houses whose names appear
in it and naturally they patronize
them. The merchants who advertise
make many friends through the col
umns Of the newspaper, as the r
names become as familiar as house
Aold words.-EX.
Read the card of Prof. Stubs, a !
''sure cure for any defect in speak |
ing" He is at the Woodland House
and will remain for several days. He
has certihc ties from distinguish d |
men of North Carolina and other
States. Cali to see him and be cur
ed at once.
Mr.. lack White. on Wednesday.
took from his traps two very large
turtles, one of which was the largest
caught around Edenton in many |
years. 1t measured about 3 feet
long, 2 feet across shell and weighed |
about 25O lbs. He also caught five
very large terrapins.
Capt. A. St. c. Banks, recently
gave US piece of Pumice Stone,
rom the Straits of Sunda, Java,
which we have at our Office. We
we're also shown japanese pipe and
obacco, and a very complicated
Chinese lock, and quite number of
pictures Of foreign countries by our
'riend.
Our Elizabeth City friends organ
zed new Fire Company Monday
light, and adopted "Albemarle" as
he name. S. S. Fowler was elected
foreman; w. A. Allegood, Assist
mt; D. NJ. Dewey, Engineer. The
ngine is expected in few days.
,hen there will he nublic para3e.