Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-07-26
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Who next for Mays Head?

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Have you tried the Henry county
chewing Tobacco if not 60 to Summerell
4 Westons.
As the season advances, melons
improve. Some, very nice, were on
the market this week
A big thing, one box of cigars 100
in box for 81 90 at Summerell &
Weston's.
We acknowledge the receipt Of the
Eastern Advocate this week; VIC will
place it on our exchange.
/ The Pride of Egypt cigar pure
Havana filler for.sale only by Summer
ell & Weston.
| Mr.. Ed. Smith, the popular sales
man Of E. L. Brinkley. has returned
from a visit to his mother in BERTHE
county.
Rev. F. M. Satterwhite breaches
his last sermon, as pastor of the Bap-
fist church of this town, On Sunday
night.
Times are hard we know, but we sci!
goods at the poor man S prices, Come
to see us. Summerell & Weston.
The Edenton Alliance will meet at
the Court House tomorrow evening
at 4 O'Clock. Let every member be
present.
Mrs. Jno. W. Old. and children
came Monday to be at the bedside OF
Mr.. W. &. Paxton whose condition
has long been critical.
Mrs. Jas. A. and Miss Claud
Woodland and Mrs. John A. Bunch
and daughter left this week for Luray,
Va, to spend the summer.
Nearly all who are in the habit of
leaving home for the summer arc gone.
We wish for them pleasant sojourn
and safe and early return.
Don't fail to take stock in the GEM
etery movement. 1t is one of the
best of all our late devisements for the
benefit Of the people and place
Miss Marion Skinner who, for some
months, has been on a visit to rela-
tives in the South, is home again to
the delight Of her many friends.
Mr.. M. H. Dixon, Edenton's oldest
wholesale and retail grocer, is at
home again after an absence Of some
days in the hill country Of Virginia.
Jacobs continues to hold the fort
at the old Summer resort and bids a
welcome to all visitors of the "old
home beside the sea-, Mays Head.
DR.. Capehart passed through Eden.
ton on Monday on his return from
Raleigh where he had been in atten-
dance upon the Grissom investigation
We are happy to announce the i'm
proved condition of our friend G. s.
Vann, Esq. He is now able to be at
his Office for short while each day.
ProfL. A. Williams has been elee-
ted Principal of the Academy School
which will begin Sept. 10th 1889.
The Graded School will not be car
ried on this year.
Mr.. A. M. Moore writes from his
new home, in South Dakota, long
and pleasant letter to the Carolinian.
He seems pleased with the people and
the country. We are glad of it.
Rev. F. N. Skinner and wife were
on visit to relatives in our midst
during the past week. On Sunday
he off1ciated. with Rector, at ST.
Panls, preaching a most excellent
sermon.
The letter in the Advocate headed
IA Moonlight Excursion to Nag's !
Head" and signed "Unum" Ono. c.
Bond is a very readable communica-
ton. John ought to write oftener for
the press.
The photographs, of Main Street
from the Hooper building to the
and of the Edenton Academy,
presented US by Messrs. Engle &
Zoeiler, artists, are a credit to their
skill.
Blanks for taking the school CEN
sus have been sent to all the school
of the county by mail. Let
them call at their respective post Of
ices and get the same, in good time
for prompt report.
A gentleman while looking over
Dur samples of job printing. this week