Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-12-14
SCALES AND PLANTS
IrEM~ PURELY Local. CONDENSED FoF rIiF
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| Best $ cigars III lO"ll Ut ouilN!STc4i
| rOS
Mr.. +. S. Norman spent We'd
uesday at Plymouth.
The church choirs are prepar-
ing Christmas music.
Rev. Jno. E. White and family
will return home tonight.
Finest line of French candy in town
at Summcrcll Bros.
The pressed brick front to the
new Bank is being put up.
Mrs. O. Newman and daughter
Miss Sadie, spent "Wednesday at
AvOca.
Fine Teas and roasted coffee at Sum
| incrcll Bros
Patronize our advertisers. Tell
them you sa 1t i'll the FISHER
MAN & FARMER.
The annual statement of the
ChOwan county commissioners
appears i'll this issue.
Fancy lamps ana chinawarc-prices
| very low at ouHIlu9rclI Bros.
Are we to have better streets
or will we remain III the same
old ruts through the winter?
The next annual meeting of
the North Carolina Conference
will be held at Elizabeth City.
A 2Ib fruit cake for sos at Summercll
| Eros.
kdcntOl was visited with a
heavy electric storm Wednesday
followed with a very heavy rain.
Miss Efnc @. Hart, Of Surry
SOunty, Va Is ii EicntOn visit
ing her sister Mrs. A. B. Mccoy
Something new in faa.y CAKES at
5ummcrcll Bros
Those who fail to help the
poor, and who are able to do so,
fail to perform a very sacred
duty.
1t is stated that Rev. r. B.
John, Presiding Elder of this
district, will locate at Elizabeth
City.
Small S c Hams, English shoulders,
dryed beef, COrncd beef and maCkcrell,
balony sausage, &c. at aumcrcll Bros.
At the Catholic church next
Sunday High Mass will be held
at 10 a. n, and preaching at 5
p. III.
1t is a poor policy to publish a
misleading advertisement. The
palmer and more truthful it is
the better.
Mis-. James Mccoy returned
home Monday from Franklin,
Va, at which place she has been
visiting relatives.
Well, Santa Claus has arriucd at A.
]. i*atenlan' S jewelry store with first
class lot of Toys of every desert ptiOn,
and before buying elsewhere call and
examine the stock for yourself.
In most cases the merchant who
has no money TO spend i'll adver-
Using eventually has no money
to meet other expenses.
Prof. O'Dell's big balloon car
ried up five persons with para
chutes last week at Norfolk.
About five thousand people were
present.
have just received the finest lot of
silverware ever brought to EdentOu
Come and examine for yourself, every
thing new and latest style; clocks,
watches and all kinds of jcwelry Gold
speCks for mothers, and gold pins for
sisters-all at Batemans
The Branning Manufacturing
Company continues to enlarge
their plant in this city. They
are now erecting a box and Stat
factory.
Special attention is directed to
the change in the ad. of Louis
Selig, the leading jeweler of E.
City, who carries a large and
fine stock at low prices.
Mince meat, raisins, currants, citron,
| hgs, prunes, dates, nuts, cocoauuts.
jelly, gelatine, preserves, cake iceing,
| chocolate, cocoa, oranges, lemons, ap-
| pies, malaga grapes, etc. at Summerell
Bros
DR.. Joseph A. Booth and bride,
returned last night from their
tour through the Southern
states, and will remain in the
city during the Xmas holidays.
| We will soon canvass the
whole town in the interest of the
FISHERMAN & FARMER. We
hope every citizen will subscribe
for it, remembering that its sue
cess depends upon them.
| The Methodists of Edenton
seem to be much pleased with
the appointment of Rev. N. NJ.
WATSON to the church in this
lefty. He will preach his first
lsermon here on Sunday, the goth
Olives, olive oil, salad dressing. mus
tard sauce, celery sauce, prepared
mustard, catsup, horse radise, pickles,
chow-chow, lunch tongue, roast beef,
Clipped beef, corned beef, ported ton
que and ham, sardines, Holsters, sal
mon, French soups, &c. at Summerell