Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-04-24

A rousing audience will attend the
celebration given Monday next by the
Odd Fellows at the Court House. See
the programme on the first page.
Rev. E. II. Jordan, of Elizabeth City,
II In Edenton this week assisting Rev.
Ernest Stevens in the revival that is
being held in the M. E. Church here.
Pic-nics now in order. The first of
the season will be given by the Baptist
Sunday School at Hays on Thursday
next. the 3Oth inst. The little folks are
delighted.
The Woodland House, one of the best
hotels in this section, has just been
painted in pretty and attractive colors.
Mr.. Rogerson is man who believes in
improvement and pusl.
The revival at the NJ. E. Church con-
tinues with unabating interest. Several
persons have professed faith in Christ
and number of others have asked the
prayers of the church.
The FISHERMAN & FARMER is Indebted
to Messrs. E. L. Woodland, J. D. Bate
man and r. G.. Mitchell for fish sent US
this week. It is nice to be an Editor
at this season of the year.
To rid the streets of trash,
So loafer6, you better look out.
Or you may be made into hash.
This is beautiful weather. and the
nights are just splendid, and much ap-
preciated by the young people " no de-
! light in pleasant rambies by the sweet.
silver light of the moon"
| Mr.. A. J. Bateman has put up his
! soda fountain, lemonade and milk shake
stand, and is now ready to serve his
patrons with cool and refreshing
drinks. His soda water is fine.
Delinquent subscribers should not
make the fatal mistake Of delaying
that little matter" until they elm b
the. golden stairs before making the as
cent to the patatial quarters where we
write receipts in full OF all accounts
due.
The Northern markets for Southern
eggs are finer owing tc light receipts
Strictly fresh North Carolina eggs are
selling at 49, to IA cents per dozsn. and
fair quality at IS to IA cents. Duck
eggs are selling at 10 to 90 cents per
dozen and goose eggs at 20 to IS cents.
THE mau who has a thousand friends,
|
But he who has one enemy,
| Will meet him everywhere"
Subject at the Baptist Church next
Sunday morning: How to be saved. >
fer seekers after light; for night: How
bad men are counted good by God. "
All who are thinking about religion
specially invited. Services begin PROMPT
LY at II a. NJ. and 7'45 p. M.
W. L. Lewkowitz has removed to the
store recently occupied by Louis Levy
He tells our readers this week where
| they can find most complete stock of
all kinds of goods usually kept in d first
class mercantile store. A careful ex-
animation of his stock will convince
you that his prices are low. Read his
ad i'll this paper.
Mr.. W. T. Magee, representing A. B.
| Darlington & Co., Fence Manu- actur-
ers, Danvil)e, Va. is in the city for the
purpose of establishing a factory in
Edenton, which i'll be put in operation
as soon as the machinery arrives at tne
mills of D. w. Raper & Co., to be man =
aged by them. Mr.. Magee is not only
| q good looking man. bat hustler.
Alex Trotman, OF this town, claims to
be the best sheep shearer in this Sec
ton. He says he can shear from fifty
to sixty sheep per day, while twenty to
thirty is considered good days work
| for the average man. Alex charges
only five cents per head, and those hav
ing sheep to shear would do we'll to Sc
| cure his services.
We would suggest to everybody in
town that the coming of the recent
rains makes it necessary for them to
clean up their premises. The health
of the whole town may be ruined bv
the indescretion of one person. Don t
be careless about the cleanliness of your
| yards. This hint is intended for each
family in town.