Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-11-23

fortunes, of which men hav
some.
Prof. Sledd filled the pulpit 0
the Methodist Church Sunday
and will continue to do so unit
the Conference meets and sup
plies the church with pastor.
Quite large number ATTENDED
Miss Hathaway's Birthday cele
bration, Tuesday evening at tn
Opera House. Everything pass
ed off pleasantly and everybody
enjoyed themselves.
Mr.. Z. l.. Woodland is having
a concrete pavement laid in from
of his store on Broad street. The
work is being done by Mr.. Geo.
Anderson, an experienced work.
man.
Fresh Nuts, Raisins, Cleaned Cur
rents, CitrOns, Figs, Pruncs, &C., a
Sunmercll Bros.
Messrs Theo Ralph and A. NJ
Hawkins have been appointed
BY the NJ. f. church III this city
as delegates to the North Caro-
lima Conference, which meets Ill
December next.
Prepare something for the
little orphans. You will be ask
Ell on the day of Thanksgiving
to contribute to their needs, and
we hope you will not hesitate to
give literally,
Hon VIM. J. Thompson and
wife, of Gloucester, n. J., and
Sheriff David Baird and wife, OF
Camden, N. J., were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. BrannIng
this week.
Some of the friends who are
the most anxious about the rec
ognition Of friends in heaven are
the cues who shake hands with
two fingers in church.-Ram' S
H0rH.
The campaign smoke has settled
The skies arc beamin' blue;
There's time TO run the rabbit now
An tree the 'pos.um, too.
Then start the hounds a-runnin',
An blow the horn 4 blast;
There S woods enough for gunnin'
And game enough to last
Now that the election is over
the good people have got to get
down to work and hustle for a
living as they have 50 often done
before, while the other fellows
fill the offices.
Preserves and Jelly i'll buckets, jars
aud Glasses at Sunuercll Bros.
Our readers will please renem-
Der that Postal Notes are no
longer issued at the Post Office
but that Money Orders, which
are more safe, are sold for 3 cents
OH all amounts under So. 50.
Mr.. {. w. Simmons and fam
ily will leave tomorrow for
Rocky Mount, N. c., where they
will make their future home.
We regret Mr.. Simmons depart
ure and commend them to the
good people Of that city.
Coxes & Nelson's Gelatine 3 boxes
for so cents at Summercll Bros.
We cannot all see and think
alike, and while we may differ
politically we should not con-
slider our opponents our personal
and should bear defeat
with patience and work together
to promote the peace and pros
perity of our grand old State.
Mr.. J. H Parker, of Perquim-
ans county, and a member Of the
Legislature, was i'll Edenton
On visit to his brother,
Sheriff Parker. While here he
favored us with a call which we
greatly enjoyed, Come again.
Bottom knocked out of prices on
Clothing at N. Bakers. Suits at any
price. Call early.
Special Thanksgiving Service
at the Baptist Church, Thursday
at 1880 p. III. Subject of ser
mon:- "The Presidents Procla-
nation and what it means. "
There will be special music and
a collection for the Orphans.
All denominations invited to
participate.
Mr.. II. P. Jones, who for sever
al years has been conducting q
grocery for Mr. Ell. Woodland has
purchased the entire stock and
will continue business under the
name of 7. P. Jones & Co. Tom
my is very deserving young
man and we bespeak for him a
share Of the public patronage:
Ladies Capes, Coats and fine line
Of Millinery goods at wholesale prices
at n. Bakers.
The Odd Fellows of this city
will appoint a committee next
Monday night to receive contri-
buttons for thanksgiving offer,
ing for the. Orphans Home al
Goldsboro. Any contribution
for this worthy cause will be
thankfully received bv the com