Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-11-02

The next issue of the FISHERMAN
AND FARMER will tell you who is
WHO.
French Polish for Ladies Shoes
ten cents-bottlcs refllcd for less.
Hooper & Co.
Rev. T. H. Champbell, P. E..
preached at the 81. z. Church here
Tuesday night last.
Read our article on the first page
entitled. 'Be what you claim" and
know that every word of it is truth.
Benton Shoe Polish. The very
best for 6ne shoes. Bottles refilled
at reduced price. Hooper & Co.
For Rent-A residence on Main
ST.. situated in a good neighborhood.
Terms easy. Apply to
A certain candidate sells the coll
ored man he is Republican; to the
white man he says. II am NO Repub-
lican." Now see what ticket be
votes.
Seine Irvine and Net Thread at
Dixon's.
This is the last issue Of the FISH
ERMAN AND FARMER before election.
We have done our duty; now, it lies
with you, voter, to do yours, and say
who shall rule.
Rev. J. VIM. Lee has entered his
daughters at the Wesleyan Female
College, of Murfreesboro. 1t is o
fine school and a pleasant home.
May the children so find it.
Nov, Dick, after l have LOWERED
myself enough to come down here
among you, lost my position in soci-
ETY.. ETC.. think it nothing more than
right to support me."-Perry. talking
to Dick Lee.
A letter, from ". r Henry. Esq,
to Mr.. Sam'l j. Skinner, Of the LIST,
announces his inability to fill his
appointment to speak in Edenton. on
the 9Th as advertised. He has been
unexpectedly called home on impor-
tant business.
He that is not q Democrat is
Republican even if he votes the
Prohibition ticket. Bound to be so
IN this campaign. "He that is not
for US. is against u.s." necessarially
so beyond all disputation. How will
you vote, thens
Small S. c. Hams, very nice, at
Dixon's.
The RAIDS had a meeting in the
Court House Monday night last and
did some considerable blowing The
threats breathed out by some Of their
orators were silly and amusing. We
have never had any other than fair
election in this county since the
Democrats got the power to appoint
poll-holders and we dou't intend to
have any other kind, and, in view of
this, we do say that it will be a warm
hour for any man, be he white or
black, who seeks to intefere, in any
way whatever, with the old time way
Of doing things at this precinct on
election day. If any of these floating
smart Alexanders don't believe it, let
them try it on. There is no rum on
election day. Every man will be
cool and sober and full of nerve.
They had better be left unprovoked.
We say this in kindness, in caution
and in the interest of peace and quiet.
We hope it will have its affect.
The Supreme Court of North Car
DINA having decided, in the case of
Rea & Bro. VS. Hampton, that the
"Albemarle Sound is not subject to
entry and every citizen has liberty to
fish thereon under such REGULATIONS
AS THE LEGISLATURE MAY ESTAB-
L1sH," it becomes a matter of vast
importance to our fishermen to watch
the character of the legislature. If
it be in the power of this body to
pass law granting the RIGHT OF
ENTRY upon any of the waters of our
Sounds, Bays or Rivers and it should
see fit to exercise these powers, under
any influence, then, we may expect,
unless we send the right men to rep
resent us in the legislature, whole |
sale taking up of all the lands,
covered by the sound, making the
waters thereof unavailable to every |
poor man who may be unable to
make an entry and pay the prices for