Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-11-03
SCALES AND PLANTS
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Are you coming to the Fair?
GRADUATED Sugar 64c Id. at Dixons
Christmas one month and a half off.
Come to the fair, or you'll regret it
See Mabel Paige dance Monday night
"Arbuckles" Coffee soc ID. at Dixon ;:
No sermon is dull that cuts the con
science.
For genuine bargains go to Mitchell's
Racket Store.
Crowds of people will be here next
week.
New Raisins and Currants at Dixon s
"Chick," at Opera House Monday
night.
The tug Paramount is at Norfolk to
be rebuilt.
Good Table Butter 3oc ID. at Dixon's.
Get ready for the fair and be here
bright and carly.
If you would civilizc a man, begin
with his grandmother.
Good Family Flour g. so Bbl., Dixons
The fair ball, to be given next week,
promises to be a swell affair.
Rev. J. c. Reed, P. f., preached at
the Nj. t. Church "Wednesday night
Fresh supply Mincc Meat at Dixon's
Rev. J. E. White has rented the Ell.
Woodland residence on Broad street.
Mr.. J. X. Rea has purchased the home
of Mr.. Geo. Pratt on West Church St.
Florida Oranges soc doz. at D;xon's
The fishermen are repairing their
a dime in the pocket will buy more
groceries than a dollar somebody owes
you.
Spend your money where it will buy
the most That is of A. c. Mitchell.
He is Il hustler.
The store of Mr.. \. J. Bateman has
received Il coat of bright and attractive
paint.
CO i,11 In 1nfS 0t e
Hear John c. Rabisch sing The girl
left Behind" at Opera House Monday
night
Johnny get your gun" 1t is now
lawful to shoot birds. Hunters enjoy
yourselves.
Messrs. J. X and p L. Rca are build
ing large fish house on Water street,
near Johnson's bridge.
The weather is generally lovely here
fair week Let us earnestly hope for
our usual good luck in that respect.
Fresh Buckwheat aud Oatmeal at
Dixon'5.
The Mabel Paige Opera Co. will open
their performance Monday night with
the laughable comedy entitled Chick
Next week will be our "WelCome
Week, " and Edcnton throws wide her
gates and gives to all 4 hearty greeting.
When you come to the fair next week
bring a dollar to the printer. The print
er must be paid if you expect to read
his paper.
"Knapsacls" Cigar, best i'll town, at
Dixon's.
Prepare for feeding your stock and
cattle next spring and summer by SOW
ing plenty of small grain, clover and
grass seed.
He who hath 4 thousand friends,
Hath not a friend to spare;
But he who hath an enemy,
Will meet him everywhere.
We can and will give you more goods
for the money than any store i'll Eden
ton. Call at Mitchell's Racket Store
and be convinced.
We shall be at the fair every day,
where we hope to meet many OfOur de
linquent subscribers. Friends, don't
forget us.
Miss Lena Doepken, teacher of Vocal
and Instrumental Music, thorough bass
and harmony, will begin her class at
the Academy Monday, Nov. 9th.
Large variety French Candy at Dixons
Mr.. w. o. Elliott has purchased the
residence of Mr.. J. K. Rea on North
Broad street, which he will have re-
moved to the centre of the lot and re-
paired and improved.
When you come to the fair it will be
to your interest to call at MitChell's
Racket Store and see the genuine bar
gains they offer there.
Our merchants should encourage the
fair by making an exhibit, remember
ing the fairs success does much for
them. Show something, and you'll
greatly aid in making the exhibit large.
4 ,-o,,,,r man HAVING asked y 0ir1 II