Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-09-30

clothing. They sell it very cheap as
they are cheap people you know"
Business promises to be good this
fall. Our merchants who do not ad-
vertise should be calling on the printer
There will be no leap year after 1896
until 1904. Young ladies will take
notice and govern themselves accord
ingly.
Sunday morning about $50 O'Clock
fire broke out in the bar room of R. M
Lee on ''cheap side" which was soon
extinguished.
4. S. Norman offers a reward of IS
for his music box which was stolen LAST
Saturday night from the side window
of his store.
The Superior court of Chewan coun-
ty will convene in this city Monday
next at 10 clock. Jurors and witness
es should take notice.
The Ladies of the Baptist church will
have dinner on the grounds every day
during the fair. Fresh oysters will be
secured daily from Norfolk.
Every one should prepare something
for exhibition at the fair. If you do
not get the premium nothing is lost
if you get it something is made.
Hon. J. S. Bell, Farmers Alliance
I
| of Chowan county at Smalls x Roads
| Oct. 9Th. Turn out and hear HIM.
Happy and content is a home with
The Rochester," lamp with the light
of the morning. For catalogue, write
Rochester Lamp Co., New York.
The stockholders Of Beaver Hill Gem
etery are requested to meet 1T o'clock
as the Court House this afternoon, the
30th, to transact important business
Sarah Lee has re-epened her oyster
saloon on Broad street, and invites the
patronage of the public. Oysters re-
ceived daily and served in any style.
For a fashionable suit of clothes call
to see Lesser Newman, merchant tailor.
He has just received full line of beau
iful sampl es and can suit all. Prices
very low.
The Racket Store has just received a
| beautiful line Of Ladies dress goods.
Call and see the splendid line Of double
width Rough Effects and elegant quail
ity of raven black Satteens offered SO
| low.
We are Eere-So is Railey's Cholera
Cure, the great cure for Dysentery
Cramp collie, and cholera morbus. NJ
cure, no pay. Everyonetuses it. Leary
| sold last year several hundred bottles
Only 25c at Leary's.
Shoes shoes! shoes! at the Racket,
Racket! Racket! The mems Cardivan
calf at So so can't be beat. Mandell &
fine children shoes, and ladies shoes in
all styles, are here to suit all, both in
price and quality.
The registration books are now open.
The book for East Edenton precinct
will be found in the hands of John b.
Jones, while those living in West Ed,
enton will be registered by A. T. Bush.
$50 worth Of new Hamburg Edgings
| Just received at the Racket Sto] e. A
big Job very cheap, worth 10c and 12c
per ward, being sold for &c and Sc. Call
| e:rly as il is going fast
The Diamond Quartette, of ENorfolk,
Va, will give one of their delightful
entertainments next Tuesday night at
the Cacino, in this city. They sang at
E. City few nights since, which is
highly praised by both press and pep
pie. Go hear them.
The Harry Lindley Opera company,
favorite with our people, will play at
Rea s Opera House du ring the week of
the fair It will be remembered that
this company was here during our last
fair, showing four nights with a crowd
| ed house each night.
The Trustees of Edenton Academy
! have secured the services of Mr. B. E.
Goode as teacher, and the school will
open Monday. Oct. 3rd. Mr.. Goode
comes to us well recommended as a
! teacher E,25 gentleman, a. :. : t,GEea.a
for him the patronage OF the people.