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


South side of the Sound in q small boat
Wednesday evening, was capsized.
Have you got me, solomon" y We
got you
How did you enjoy the Fourth Our
bust ess men all say it was the dullest
day in business circles they have seen
for years. This shows that it pays to
celebrate. We said 60!
Found-A bunch Of keys, containing
one round key. Owner can get them
by calling at this Office and paying for
advertisement.
Isn't it surprising to see what some
men will do for little Office and how
low and disgusting they can make them
selves for the sake OF little money?
God save such worthless creatures!
It seems that everybody wants. the
Office Of Register Of Deeds this year.
For the past eight or ten years the fight
has been over the Sheriff's Office, but
no one MS yet seems to be In the field.
What the matter
Have you the interest Of your town
at heart? Do you want TO see more
people becoming citizens? Are you
working with that end in viewp These
are questions we hope every man in
Edenton will take to himself.
Now is the time TO adyise that surf
bathers should keep ne+r the shore.
Surf bathing Is q dangerous pastime
any way. and conducive neither to
health nor comfort. It is an oppertuni
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offs, only that and nothing MORE
Economist.
A certain politician who has just
made his appearance, by declaring that
he has entered the negro party and
announces that he is a candidate for
Register of Deeds, can be seen about
the corner Of Main and King streets
any day and at all hours extolling the
merits of his candidate with wild ges
lures and convincing (?) arguments.
NV is the the time to subscribe for
the FISHERMAN & FARMER. This is the
year for Q election of cou1tyoffcers
Judges, congressman and solicitor. The
FISHERMAN & FARMER will keep we'll
abrt It Of the times. We are now off
ering special campaign rates. For 6Oc
the paper will be mailed to any address
till Jan. LIST.
Eternal advertising is the price of
trade. Some argue that it is expensive
to advertise. 1t is the most profitable
expense you can have if you handle it
poperly. More business men attribute
their success TO the judicious use of
printers ink than to any other one
thing. Are you doing all you can to
secure trade?-Ex.
The Beaver Hill Cemetery is no Ion
ger thing Of hear say, but now stands
upon solid basis. The secretary of
the Association Informs us that the
land of said cemetery has been paid for
and deed secured and recorded. The
grounds have been laid.off into lots and
walks. and the gates will soon be
thrown open for buiness. We ire re-
quested to say that little more money
is yet need for improvement. Those who
have not paid up their stock are spec
tally requested to do so.
Reader did you ever walk down
"Cheap side' on Saturday and see the
number of little stands erected to sell
lemonade, nicknacks, lunch &c?.
If you haven't they are there. For
every ten feet they can be seen, there
to catch the stray penny of the thirsty
or hungry. They are so thick at times
it is almost impossible to walk the
street. Sometimes you see old men aud
women at this business, but usually it
a young man and not iHfrequently
young boys. Is it right to allow these
fellows to blockade the street? Do
they pay taxi