Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-11-07

ing Ms. A. T. Bush.
Miss Hall, of Scotland Neck, is visit.
ing Miss Annie Wood.
Hon. T. G. Skinner and wife spent
several days in this city last week.
Miss Alpine Hollowell, of E. City,
visited friends in Edenton last week.
Mrs. M. 81. Holland. Jr., of Suffolk.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. L. L. Brink
ley.
Robinson's majority for Constable
for Edenton Township 27o. How g
that?
Comfortable rooms for rent to small
family. Apply at once to Mrs. B. d..
Parish.
Mrs. Kate Macon, Of Warrenton, 10
the guest of her Aunt, Mrs. Henry A.
Bond, Sr.
Miss Bella Skinner, a most charming
lady of Hertford, is the guest Of Mrs. j.
Z. Warren.
Cotton picking is nearly over but
there has been an abundance Of cotton
! raised this year.
Amt you sorry for Jimmis and the
other defeated candidatesy My! how
sick they do look.
Edentnn has not been so crowded
with visitors for some time as it was
during the fair-last week.
The melancholy days haYe come.
The tall oak is shaking down it's green
glories to battle with winter s storms.
The FISHERMAN & FARMER is anxious
to publish all county news, and we in
vite correspondence from every Sec
ton
Miss Lassiter. pretty young lady Of
Harrelsvilie, who has been visiting
Mrs. James Dowdy, left for her home
this week.
Miss Sallie Cherrv, we'll known to
| our people as a most charming young
lady, spent several days with friends il
EuentOn last week.
The Job department of the FISHERMAN
& FARMER is a branch of the office
which we are proud of We guaran
tee satisfaction on all work in this line.
We acknowledge a pleasant call from
Mr.. II. O. Hill, of E. City, who visited
Edenton last week in the interest of
the Odd Fellows. Come again. we
welcome you.
Business is reviving and our business
| men are happy. Trade is not only inn
proving but merchants report collec
| tions better than for some time. This
| is a very encouraging indication.
The farmers are happy at the re-
suits of the crops, and the merchants
are all smiles. because of the immense
trade thes are having. The business
of the town is the best it has been for
| many years.
Hou. L. l.. Smith, Of Gatesville, and
DIR. ". T, VoodIey, of this county, both
made Democratic speeches at the Court
House last week. Their addresses were
highly spoken of. and listened to by all
appreciative audience.
All the Stockholders of the Eden
ton Fair are requested to meet at the
Court House in Edenton on Nov. 18th
! at 10 o clock for the purpose of electlng
new officers and attending to other i'm,
portant business.
Mr.. L. L. Brinkley, our popular Pos:
Master, returned last week with his
beautiful bride. We extend our con-
| CALCULATIONS with the wish tat their
life may be long and their union filled
with the richest blessings.
| Hurrah for Robinson! Let every
! body hurrah. A man that gets elecfed
| before breakfast, and especially before
| the other fellow finds out that he is
running, deserves a united Hurrah,
and three loud cheers. Hip! hip!.
! hurrah!u
| A number Of children from the Ok
| ford Orphan Asylum was here this
| week aud gave an entertainment at
| the Opera House on Tuesday night.
| They were complimented by all who
heard them. and we learn their receipts
were large.
A more beautiful day for the cleo
ton could not have been desired.
Every man who wanted to vote had a
| good opportunity to do so. The voting
| was done early in che morning. Near
| ly two thirds of the voters in the city
had cast their ballots by noon.
We would be glad If those of our
| friends who promised to pay us the
amount Of their subscription in wood
and others who may be indebted to Us
| and desire to pay in that way, would
| send it along before cold weather comes
or we have laid in our supply of fuel
| for the winter.
| Mr.. 7. A. White, an old Edentonian
and most favorably known to all CT our
people, now living in Norfolk. Va,
VI as in this city last " eek, to the delight
| of his relatives and large circle of
friends. We regret his brief stay, and
hope to sec him here again soon. None
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