Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-11-14

and Furs of ell kinds at O. New
mans
5ca1e~ and Plants.
Local news scarce.
Christmas only Al days off.
Politics are about over now.
The majority still increases.
The Republicans have sad look.
Miss Carrie Coke is visiting relatives
at Hays.
Possums and simmons are ripe, and
'tatOes too.
Miss Cora Mitchell is visiting friends
in Norfolk.
We would like to hNee the news from
yoar section.
Roll up your sleeves and prepare for
the next Fair.
Several new names added DO our list
this week. Thanks.
It's time to begin to fatten that
Thanksgiving turkey.
III. w. Bowen, ESQ, has accepted q
position with q. Newman.
Steel rails are being rapidly laid at
this end of the N. s. Rail Road.
A neat picket fence is being placed
around Beaver Hill Cemetery.
An ice factory continues to be talked
by our people. We yet have hopes.
A run away horse caused some excite
when the leaves begin to fall" straw
hats and linen busters" disappear.
Lovers can live on love in the parlor
all right, but not in the dining-room.
Most everybody has the building fe
yer. Nothing like it. Let it continue.
LAWYERS will be few and far between
in the next legislature of North Caro-
lima.
The street lamps about town have
ali been repaired and put in perfect
order.
The streets are filled with leaves. The
trash cart now has more work than it
can do.
The Sheriff wants your TAXES. If
you don t believe it read his notice Oh
the 9TH page.
Some subscribers might now bring
us a Little hard wood as it is becoming
winter like.
The election is all right, but what our
people have to do is to get move on
them aud hustle.
Democrats can this year eat the
thanksgiving turkey with satisfaction
if not y keen relish.
Holiday goods will be the next stock
our merchants will receive. Then the
children will be happy.
Thanksgiving day will soon be here.
anu some of the politicians will have
something to be thankful for.
If you owe US for subscription we
have special me sage for you. We
need money. Pay up at once.
Partridges are said to be quite numer
Gus this fall and they are affording
rSpOrtsmen some fine amusement.
Most every day straD gers are seen in
our midst listing the old historical
buildings and other places Of interest
DR.. T. J. Hoskins is making extensive
improvements on his lot on King street
recently purchased of M. Abram Bon
ner.
The FISHERMAN d FARMER is anxious
to publish all county news, and we in
vite correspondence from every sec
ton
The Odd Fellows are talking of erect
ing a large AMI handsome Temple in
Edenton. It will be discussed Monday
night next.
The new residences Of Mr.. r. E. Dat
man and Col. R. G. Mitchell will soon
be completed. They are. both, hand
S'me buildings
Aany of the farmers are busy houe-
ing their peanut crop. The crop is large
and there are many acres cultivated in
them this year.
Trade is reported quite brisk in most
every branch of business. One of our
merchants says that it is better than it
has been in ten years.
Work on the residence of Mr. Theo.
Ra,lp h is being pushed forward at q live.
~ rate. 1t will be the pretties building
al town when completed.
The Mckinley bill is very had,
But of talks on ie we've had O fill
The thing that makes US feel so sad,
Is YOUR unpaid subscription bill.