Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-01-24
A Mysterious DREAM.

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excited. There was a crest funnel
shaped cloud in the West, and "a
cyclone" "a cyclone" was the fran.
tic cry of all. Women ringing their
hands and screening. children cling
ing TO their mothers with terror pic
tured on every countenance. What
could cause such a panic2 Strong
and brave men were trembling in
their boots. Now and then there could
be seen tear trickling down the
furrowed cheek of some tryed and
true veteran who had faced the can
mons mouth without a shudder What
could it mean? Every street in Eden
ton was blocked, and all were rush
ing on, and on, but where? gazed
in CONSERVATION and asked what can
it mean? Around the Bee Hive
Store there were thousands. Women
screening at the top Of their voices
! to save one Of those SOC corsets for
them, another crying as though her
heart would break, if she could not
get one of those all wool jerseys for
75c. Children pleading to their
mothers to buy their outfit at the
Bee Hive Store. Men rushing on
like frantic brutes, so afraid, were
they, that all could not be supplied
with r. J. Mitchell $40 all wool
suits. An extra police force was
required to quell the riot for, by this
time, the men had become desperate
and were fighting for their turn to go
in at the Bee Hive and buy their win
ter supplies of clothing and shoes.
Not smile could be seen, and every
face bore an anxious expression. At
last a clear and musical voice was
heard, as it were. from the Heavens,
loud above the wrangle and confusion
of the assembled multitude to say ''be
patient, my friends, there are enough
for all, and it requires but a few dol
lars 10 supply your many wants at
the Bee Hive" Then, and then
only were they satisfied, all doubt
and anxiety gave place to smiles and
confidence, all clouds had disappear
ed and the thunder of Heaven, and
that of voices had ceased and once
more all nature smiles on a great
full and happy people. Now could
be seen a procession of women on
their way home with bright and hap
by faces, and their arms full of bun
dies from r. J. Mitchells Great Bar
gain Store But what became of the
rabble of men that entered the Bee
Hive? Could It be possible, that
the well dressed gentlemen were
passing out in perfect fitting suits
and courtly manners, with love beam
ing from every cOutinance, Were they,
but few moments before
rushing on like frantic demons in
the throng and confusion of the
multitude? Alas! strangers, they
were. What could cause this great
change in appearance? One of R. J.
Mitchells Imported English Shiviot
Suits reduced from $500 to So 60
during the Special Sale which is to
last through the month of January
go, but, what could SO change their
manners? Perfect satisfaction with
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And now was to be heard one of the
sweetest carols in which all of the
multitude joined. We the people
have at last found one who apes after
no one, but leads and cuts every
exhorbitant price entirely off, and
sells goods in way to olive and to
let live" r. j. Mitchell does buy
his goods at Auction, and he backs
his judgement. with his hard Ameri-
can Cash, to the satisfaction of all,
who have been SO fortunate as to be
come acquainted with his business.
At the Bee Hive there are no de-
fered creditors, no tapping Of bills,
but when they buy, or sell, there can
be heard the metallic jingle Of proud
Americas spread eagle dollars or,
the rustic of her bank notes. Hence
all of the animals connected with
the Bee Hive walk and move, eat
and sleep, and are on exhibition dai
ly, except Sundays-but there are
no "apes' among them.
Friends, this happy dream can be
realized only by visiting the greatest
bargain store of Eden tOn-R. J.
MitchelPs Bee Hive MACAwBKR