Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-05-29

A horse attached to o cart ran away
Monday on Main Street, smashing the
cart into splinters, causing much K
element. &c.
Sailing on the bay is now delightful,
and most every evening come of our
young folks can be seen enjoying The
charms of the water breeze.
The FISHERMAN & FARMER will be
sent to any address from this date to
Jan. 1st, '92, for 90 cents. This is a
special Offer for zen days. Subscribe.
It gives us much pleasure to note the
improved condition of Mrs. o. A. Whit
ley, who was very seriously injured
last week from fall received.
On Friday last Mr.. G.. J. Pratt Is pony
became frightened and ran away on
upper Main Street. The Road Cart, to
which he was hitched, was completely
ruined.
Quite a nunber OF our people will
attend the dedication OF Evans Church
Sunday next. Also the dedication OF
the Baptist Church At E. City on the
same day.
It costs more than a million dollars to
keep the women of this country in i'm
ported corsers for one year. Mat
waste! and what waists! exclaims a
health Journal.
The sermons preached by Rev. r. T.
VaRR last Sunday at the Baptist church
are most highly spoken of. Hs is an
able talker, aid his congregations are
always very large.
Bond & Jones have just received the
largest, finest and cheapest supply Of
cotton and planters Hoes ever in this
market. Also large let of Stonewall
and Cotton Plows
Rev. W. z. Hatcher. of Richmond,
will deliver q humorous lecture at the
Opera Rouse on Monday pight, for the
benefit of the Baptist church in this
city. Admission 35c
Thanks to our friend Mr.. D. G.. Bond
for cool draugh of 'Califoraia Beer
1t was fine, fit only for the Gods,
Vsaried Printers and temperate
Editors. Do it again.
We can now rest our wearied selves
under the eautifu! elnis which, cloth
ed in verdant summon dress, afford =
most delightful shade from the glow
ing heat of midday sun.
Some of the little children of the
tewn had a nice time Saturday las,
amid the lovely shade of the
woodland near the former residence VI
Mrs. NJ. A. Hines. Their hearts were
full of glee.
The best evidence of the prosperity
Of a town is the advertising columns |
Of newspaper. This criterion is the |
stranger way of finding us out. He |
knows that town in this age of ink |
that does not advertise is deins moth |
ing.
The way to make advertising pay is |
TO treat customers ia such fashion that |
1 second visit will result. The first |
returns from an advertisement by no |
means pay expenses, but if the visitor |
IS converted int a permanent customer,
hen it 10 that the value of this means |
IF making known ones business be-
comes apparent.-J. Fl. Gowperth wait. |
Attention is called to the advertise
mont of Anderson, Bow9eH 6 Co.. Of
3erkley, Va, which appears ia this pa
Der. They deal largely in the finest
music, music Doors. Instruments, &C.:
Ilso sansrs and repairers of planes and
organs. They tell rs they have voiced,
uned and repaired over 1875 organs:
hey are also buying and rebuilding cid
Wearied with the lahOrs of the day,
he Editor sought to refresh himself
Friday last upon the charming waters
# Edsnton Bay. In company with
riends, by invitation, he bearded the
legant Canoe Banker" about $50 p.
a., which, with q delightful breeze,
vas soon upon the crested wave, thing
f beauty, joy beyond description.
he sail was given by Messrs. II. E. FL
lott and Mark Irons in honor Of Miss