Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-09-21

Candidates TOR ElectOr IN EdentOn,
Oct. Ist.
Attention! Produce handled by
Simmons & Co. at > per cent. This
is great convenience for the farm.
ers.
Mr.. W. 0. Elliott has returned
from the North, bringing with him
large and well selected stock of
goods.
Woodland Bros. are selling Nails
15c cheaper than they can be bought
in Norfolk or Baltimore-225 kegs
on hand.
Rev. T. H. Campbell, P. E., will
preach in the Methodist Church
tonight FRIDAY Evening Sept, 2D at
! 8 o'clock.
Wanted-One or two school girls
to board, in private family Piano
furnished for practiceing. Terms
low; apply at this office.
A Mr.. Hughes, of BERTHE. has
bought the Dixon property on King
St, here, where, we learn he will
engage in the Dairy business.
The families of Messrs. B. F
Elliott and Moses Hobbs are the
only ones from Edenton now at
Mays Head. They will return
Sunday night.
Our special offer, for 80 days, will
close after tomorrow. We have
added about so new names to our
list of subscribers since we made the
offer. Thanks.
Mr.. w. r. Randolph and Miss
Missouri Starnes, we're married Fri
day night last at the residence OF
Mrs Sallie Boyce; Rev. c. z
Bogart, officiating.
Mrs Minnie Waf. wife Of Hon E
F. Waf, died at her home in towpen
Neck, this county. after short i'll
ness, on Sunday morning last. She
was buried Monday.
Messrs. G.. H. Brown, Jr., and G
A. Sparrow. candidates for Electo'
for this District, will address the
people of Chowan county at Edenton
on Monday, October LIST.
Rev. S. w. Eason, of Hickory. Va
preached at the NJ. E. Church here
Wednesday night. He is young
man and delivered a plain. pointed
and very instructive sermon.
Messrs. Nottingham & Wrenn, ice
and coal dealers at Norfolk, we hear
will soon build large establishment
at their property in this place. We
welcome such an enterprise.
We were pleased to meet in Eden
ton on Monday Hon. T. O.. Skinner
the Democratic nominee for Congress
for this District. He was looking
we'll and reports good times ahead.
Miss Maggie Warren. the lovely
, daughter of our Sheriff, and Miss
Made Badham, daughter OF on
townsman. Mr.. t. C. Badham, lef
Saturday for St. Mary's School a
; Raleigh.
WANTED-A situation as oversee
of farm. Party Of good experience
and thoroughly acquainted with thu
business.-Salary moderate. AID
dress, SYDNEY y. W HITE,
. I'm. Edenton, n. {.
Mr.. Jno. NJ. Wozelka has entirel,
recovered from his recent attack o
sickness and is again at his bakery
. Persons wishing anything in his lin
of business can now be prompt,
: served. Wedding supplies can b
=, had cheap. Give him call.
Fishermen, read the card Of tn
, Gloucester Net & Irvine Co.. fri
D we'll known to this Section. MI
VIM. Stowe, president of this Com
panv, has sold nets to AlbemarI
Sound 46 years, and is well acqualnt
ed with the wants of the fishermen.
D The Elizabeth City Fair will b
: held October 10th, 18th, and l0tf
We have the premium list before Us
which is nicely gotten up and we
4 printed. The Fair promises to b
one of the best ever held at E. Cit
and we hope all who can attend wi
: so do.
The following families, who hav
been spending the heated term q
) Nays Head-a delightful resort
have returned: The families c