Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-02-17

in in Edenton VISITING her husbands
mother Mrs. z. B. Hayes.
Read the advertisement in this paper
of Mr.. n. Baker. Alss the "ad' of the
Manhattan Life Insurance Co.
Mrs. A. II. Mitchell and two children
returned hsme Tuesday from their
visit to. relatives in Berkley, Va.
There is a number of dangerous
and unsightly sheds on Cheap Side that
should be condemned and pulled down.
Why is sc" the most unfortunate of
letters? Because it is never in cash, is
always in debt, and never cut Of
danger
Do not fail to take advantage Of
breezy, dry day to hang out to air cur
tains, rugs, clothing, etc, to be fresh
ened and sweetenea.
Those who want to be up with the
times and keep in style should
commence now to paint their houses
dHu DTusA up CnS1I yaEOb.
Just received new supply Of new
type and other printing material. Send
all orders for job printing to Jas. R.
Elliott. First class work guaranteed.
Mr.. T. J. HarrelI is unable to get any
one to accept his challenge for q side
wrestle. He says he waited two hours
yesterday at the Fair ground for two
parties who had promised to p1eet him
there but failed to shsw up. Too bad.
The market house question will
soon be submitted to the people. Tie
Legislature is now working on a Bill
authorizing our City .Councilmenlto cali
an election for the people to say wheth-
er EdentoD shall have a new market or
not. When it comes, vote for it,
Mr. r. B. Hayes had on exhibition
| last Saturday night, at the store of Mr..
r. J. Mitchell, two Electric Torches,
which is just the thing for our fisher
| men. In fact, every fishing beach
should have them. They are brilliant.
| economical, and creates no smoke.
President elect Cleveland has com
mitted himself on one subject Of con,
siderable interest to applicants for
pestofficss. He says that it is not his
intention to appoint men who served
during his previous administrator.
W ho a..
Of democratic loyalty and give all Of
the boys a chance as far as the number
Of Offices at his command will permit.
Mr.. r. J. Mitchell left yesterday
morning for New York and other
Northern cities to purchase a stock of
goods for his new store at Elizabeth
City. as which place he will locate about
the 1st Of March. Mr.. Mitchell began
BUSINESS in Edenton in the year OF 1879
and, from his very beginning, has been
doing a successful business. He is q
man whe pays cash for all the goods he
buys, and requires the same Of his Gus
toners. He is live business raan, an
extensive advertiser and believes in
selling good goods for a very small
profit, quick for cash. We regret to
see him leave. May success follow him.
TIE stand by yorr town means more
than to simply build up your individ-
ual; business and beautify and IDA
prove your place of residence. It
means b-lnE at home first, but to be
uncomrronisingly wrapped up within
yourself regardless of your fellow-man
and all surrounding circumstances.
It means to 60 to work and stimulate
every legitimate enterprise by giving
all the friendly encouragement you
can, or by uniting your industry, in
fluence and capital in the common
cause Cultivate a public spirit and
help your neighbor If he is in
danger Of breaking down, prop him up
in some way, either by kind words,
good counsel or a helping hand in
some way even if it is to the extent Of
geing down into yeur owa pocket.
New Bern Journal.