Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-07-24

liams:-'Be ore I commenced sellisg
whisksy never had a rag to nay back,
now they are all rags" Next
The electric plant in Edenton has
exploded, and the envelope combiaa-
ton has busted At this Office IS fne
envelopes are sold for only cents.
The weather change but prices on
stationery at this Office never change.
Everything is marked down to the
lowest notch, and aot a ..penny less
will buy.
We have recently employed light
ing editer," and all those who owe for
their subscription and who will not pay
up, and that very soon, stands in great
danger. See?
The water works in this town will
some day go dry, but. the supply of
stationery at the FISHERMAN & FARMER
office will never go dry. All kinds at
all prices and at all times.
Bond & Jones have received the
largest supply of rope ever brought to
Edenton. They hav rope every size,
every kind and at every price. Rope
from inch to inch.
The Rev. Fl 81. Phelps, Evangelist.
will hold services in St. Paul's Church
on Sunday morning. the Goth. at II
o'clock, and at ST. Johns at night. All
are cordially invited to attend.
When Christmas comes Old Santa
Clause, we hope, will hear the Town
Clock strick the hour. The eubscrip
| ton book for the clock is open at this
office. Come in and subscribe.
A telegram received from Shawboro
Wednesday morning stated that Mrs E.
L. Woodland was dying. This, we are
glad to say, proved untrue, and, as we
60 to press, we learn she 10 improving
Mr.. H. E. Williams, the popular and
good looking gentlemen Of the King
Street Wine Parlor, is recreating in
Camden county this week. A descrip-
ton of his extended trip will be sold on
his return at ten cents per copy.
New subscribers coming in. Owing
to the large number received this week
we are forced to send to some OF our
subscribers 'half Sheets" containing
only the matter printed at home.
If you owe the FISHERMAN &c FARMER
| Ia Ii
clamp it between our thumb and fore
finger. Don't wait to be asked. or
dunned, but come and ask if you owe
US and then ''shell out the chink''
Mr.. r. F. Cheshire. who has been
sometime with the Bee Hive. has sever
ed his csulection with that establish
ment. He is good man an excellent
salesman, and we commend him to
any.
The only pure, genuine Panacea
water is for sale by w. J. Leary. sole
agent at Edenton It is excellent, and
the sales already made have been very
satisfactory. Most OF those who gave
this water trial have given second
and larger orders to Mr.. Leary.
If it is unlawful to sell whiskey to
minors, why shouldn't it be equally as
unlawful for minors to sell the stuff to
grown folks? Thie should be question
for our lawyers to debate. Our columns
are open to them.
Mr.. James A. Harrell aud his three
sons, Barlow, Jackie and Johnnie, have
opened bar room On "cheap side
The Saturday night entertainments are
fine, and ought to be attended by every
body. Admission free, we suppose.
Ism it time that the work on the sx--
tension of Court aud Magnolia streets
was commenced? Does the Ceuncilmen
propose to extend them or notl If not,
they should say SO at once, then all in
| quiries would cease.
| How is it that the Post Masters at
! Hartford and Eva pestoffces fail to de-
liver our subscribers their papers? Every
week complaints are made to us and we
| are very tired of hearing of the negli-
gence of these officials. Unless they
| deliver our paper better we shall make
| the fact known at headquarters.
Mr.. Theo. Ralph is new very much
| like q newly married man. He is net
| only one of the happiest in town but
! when wanted can only be found at
home. He has recently moved into