Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-05-25

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House.
Woodland Bros. have just received
10 Bbls. Of Apple and Peach Cider.
Merchants call and get prices before
buying elsewhere, you will save
money.
SHILOH vTTMIZER is what you need
Tor constipation, loss of appetite. dizzi-
ness and all symptoms of dyspepsia.
Price 10 and Is cents per bottle. Sold
by Hooper & Co.
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.
We hear that the Steamer Mccall
will touch Edenton regularly, here
after both morning and evening.
Thus giving another great conven-
fence to the travelling public.
F. G. Mitchell & Bro, keeps reg
ularly on hand fresh Strawberries.
They sent US some this week which
was delicious. Tkey were as fine as
we ever saw in this market.
We are sorry TO hear that Capt. A.
st. &. Banks will soon leave US. He
has orders to be at Elizabeth City on
June 1st, to run between that place
and Fairfield. We hope he will soon
be with US again.
Magistrates, Superior Court Clerks.
and all other persons can buy all
kinds Of Law Blanks and can have
all kinds of printing done in tue best
style and at the lowest prices at
HARRELL's PRINTING HOUSE, Wei.
don, n. G.
Mr.. j. w. Cox, formerly a typo on
the Enquirer, came in to see us this
week while in the city on visit to
many of his friends here. He is now
connected with the Washington
Gazette. John is a good boy and we
are ever glad to meet him.
The colored woman who was taken
by a mob at Rocky Hook last week.
was taken from the house of Celia
Harris and not the residence of JAS. |
SimOns as stated. She was carried |
to Coleraine, in BERTHE county, and |
given orders not to come to this
county again, so we hear.
Our foreman was again made happy
by kindly remembrance on the part
of lady friend. He received an
elegant boquet with which he orna-
mented his case and gathered from
its delightful exhalations odors that
were truly inspiriting. He bows an
humble acknowledgements.
Mr.. Theo. Ralph returned from
Windsor this week He tells us that
the work on the new Court House
there is progressing rapidly, and in
about ten days the building will be
ready to receive it's roof. The roof
will be Of tin and the work will be
lone by our timer, Mr.. J. II. Bell
On yerterday, two of our gentle
men, thinking they would have q
title fun, secured horse whip each
md began the game Of shot jacket"
IN Main steet. Both Of the gentle
men played sheir parts we'll, neither
giving up; but at last their game was
stopped by an ENHANCEMENT of their
Whips.
The ladies of the NJ. F. Church will
i've a Strawberry and Ice Cream 7
estival for the benefit Of their church
Tuesday and WEDNESDAY nights
ext, at the storehouse formerly 4
by w. o. Elliott. next door
o the Post Office. This is q most
yorthy cause. and we wish for them +
nat success worthy their effort.
The editor, with a number of I;
theirs, this week attended the =,
;howan Baptist Association in ses-
ion at Warwick church, in this
ounty. He left on Str. S. A. r
1cCall for Montrose, where he l.
ook the S. & (. Railroad for
iliden station. He returned yester T.
ay and reports a pleasant trip, "a
description of which will be pub
shed next week. 80.
Eag's Head will soon be floating
/ the air of our city, and perhaps
any Of our citizens will be moving
lat way soon. It is surely one Of
e garden spots Of the world, and
lend Jacobs, knowing the advaH-