Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-03-03

The case OF Darlington vs.. Wait, in
the Supreme Court, was disposed of
Tuesday, and seat back for new trial.
Miss Bessie Shepard, whs has been
visiting friends and relatives near tthis
city, left yesterday fer her hsme at
E City.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. J, Eitcaell. left
Tuesday morning for E. City to make
it thei- future home. Edenton 81 loss is
Z. City's gain.
The County Commissioners will meet
next Monday at the court House. The
City Councimen meets Tuesday at
mayor office.
The FISHERMAN & FARMER was de-
lighted yesterday with visit from Mr
w. ID. Deans, of GIiden, VINO is wei
come visitor at cur on ~
A Georgia exchange says that some
people are apt To forget two OF the
most important duties of life-praying
to the Lord and paying to the editor.
Mr. C.M. Nurden and daughter ,'accom
panied by Miss Annie Wozelka, left
Wednesday for Washington to witness
the inauguration of Grover Cleveland.
Just received a new supply of new
type and ether printing material. Send
ali orders for JOB printing to JAS. r.
Elliott. First class Work guaranteed.
The Norfolk Virginian says: North
Carolina smoked herrings, commonly
called "robins,' have male their ap
pearaDce IN the market and readily sell
for 90 cents for eight.
The extraordinary high prices OBJ
tanned for eggs during the present
Winter ought to conviace farmers taat
there is money in poultry if the bust
ness is conducted properly with view
to results.
A very handsome granite monument
was erected yesterday i'll St. Paul's
| cemetery over the grave Of the late DIR.
Z. II. Leary. It came from the Marble
Works of John 7. Copper, Norfolk,
| work.
Women take to ban gains as men do
&C politics and ducks to water. The
| store that keeps a bargain counter for
the benefit of it's lady customersiis sure
to do more fiourishing business than
| any OF its competi ors. Women will
buy, whether they want "a article OF
not, if they think they are getting a
| bargaia Gold Leaf.
Work on the rev planning mill CT
! Brsnning Mfg. Co.. is being pushed
| forward with great rapidity. 1t is sur
| prising to see what amount of work
| can Dc dsEe in so shorB a time. Con
tractor Ralph has about as many mea
working as can be utilized and the
hammers and saws make music.
1t is pet surprising that people gen.
| orally take interest in flowers, which
brighten and beautify every home into
which they are introduced The care
of them in our homes is labor of love
attended by out little cost aDd reward
ed by an ever-recurring sense of delight
! "a flower SIccaads finwar on tho parer,
sUesi1l, bringing inCo tho house g renu-
ing influence and an agreeable presence
--E4'
The news of the sudden death of Mr..
Augustus HOlley, late Of this county
reached Edenton Friday night Last,
| He died ketwo "a the hours of and 5
o'clock Friday, the 24th, at Hartford J.,
at which place he had recently moved.
He was good citizen and successful
business man, and leaves a wife and
sou to mourn his death. The Fisher
MAN q FARMER extends its sympathy.
His remains we're enc4sed in a very
handsome casket furnished by Mr +. 2
Liegler, undertaken IN this city, and
were taken to Coleraine for interment
SAVINGS BANK AND LOAN AGENCY