Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-07-28

this city.
Mr.. E. s. Norman is very consider
ate man. He tries u keep folks coel in
summer and warm in winter-being a
dealer in ice AM coal.
Those who Owe US and wish their
papers stopped should be gentlemen
enough to pay what they eve before
disseminating.
Misses May Eoimez ard Eva Spruill.
whe have been visiting the family of
Mr.. w. j. Warren III this town, left
Friday last for their homes at Creswell.
No CHOLERA HERE Why? Because
everyone who has Diarrhpa DysenCQry
aud all 2Owei complaints use Baily s
Cholera Cure, positive cure at Learys.
The Editor is indebted to Mr.. James
Leggett for ride through his farm last
Saturday. His CROPS are as fine as We
ever saw cultivated at Cherry's Point.
Halls Hair R4uewer is pronounced
ing the growth of the hair and restor-
ing that which is gray to it's original
color.
e congratulate our young friend
Mr.. Geo. \. Won be. of Mt. could
who was recently married to Miss
Goode, Of Staunton, Va. May they live
long, happy and prosperous.
We extend ouI sympathy to Mr. AND
Mrs. NJ. B. Chapel in the loss of their
two little girls VINO we're burned to
death last Friday. all account OF whic.,
appears Oh the 1st page of this paper.
The schooner Puckal0o. from New
Jersey, loaded with watermelons. was
tied up last Friday at the town wharf
by Messrs. &. W. Rea and P H. Bell
for debt. She was released Monday
after the claim " as paid.
Some fine tOmi toes have been grow
this year. On Saturday last we were
shown one by Mr.. E. B.F. Jones which
weighed 213 ounces. Monday last Mr.
w. =. FELTON,. OF Rocky hook. brought
in one weighing % ounces.
A lady whose hair came out wit
every combing, was induced to give
Ayers Hair Vigor a faithful trial She
did so and not only was the loss Of
hair checked, but new and vigorous
growth soon succ eeded that which had
gone.
Mr.. Collegiate Darden has been in Ed
stock for the purpose Of organizing
company to purchase the A. s. n. Co. S
property, which is advertised to be solo
at Franklin, Va, on the 18th day of
August.
Mr.. George Frat has returned tie
Edenton and taken charge of Peasa
Lumber 10. : planning mill. He is now
making the machinery hum and the
boys hustle. turning out more lumOer
in ten hours than the former managers
did in thirteen. Pratt is a hustler.
The vaiu Of a good name was we'll
ex-mplified the other day. when man
asked o1e of our druggists for bottle
) >1arsaparil!a Whose?" inquired the
clerk "Whose? why Ayers of course
We don't SUPPOSE m going to run any
risks with Hannah do ye.
Ambros FELTON,. col. of Yeopim town
ship. il waited in Edenton for steal
ing. H. stole three hogs. one from
Dave Phel phs, another from Jim Spruil
md the other from Charles Whiteman.
The one he stole Of Phelps he sold to
Robert Blount. and few nigh Is after
wards went 10 Blount 5 pen, changed
the hoS's mark and restole the one
he had solt. / he constable got on his
tt all and he ~ once left for parts I'M
known.
An exchange says mo sensible man
should or ever does get angry because u |
man duns him for money. |
A dan is not an impeachment of a sub |
5criber s integrity. but is simply an
outcropping of The publisher 8 necessi- |
les. For instance. thousand men |
} we a nan from one to four dollars |
each. He has to dun them all in order |
% pay his expenses. Instead Of getting |
angry and stopping the paper, because
he publisher asks him for what is hon