Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-07-06
SCALES AND PLANTS
ITEMS PURELY LOCAL CONDENSED FOET THE
BUSY READER

Tuesday last for New York
| Cream Cheese kept on Ice at Sum
mercll Bros.
Il Mr.. Willie Shannonhousc, OF Hert
ford. spent Sunday i'll this city.
Don forget us when you want nea
job printing done. Prices low.
Walter Moss. Esq, bricklayer o
Newport News, Va, is i'll the city.
3n can Tomatoes 500 dozen a
Summcrell Bros.
Miss Elliott, of Hartford, is visiting
Miss Carrie Elliott OIL Queen Street.
; Ii can Table peaches 81. so per do;
at Summerell Bros.
| Miss Kelley and Miss Dardcn arc
Ihcrc on visit TO Mrs l.. l.. Brlnklcy
| Advertise i'll the FISHERMAN & FAR
MER and secure q portion of the trade
Miss Annie Wozclka is visiting
friends this week at Rockingham, NC,
l.. ID. Bond, Esq is having a nice
two story dwelling erected on Church
street.
Presiding Elder Reid preached at
the cthodist church i'll this city Tues
day night.
Can Corn SI.oo per dozen at Sum
mcrcll Bros.
Mr.. j. n. Prudcn left Tuesday last
ior the University of North Carolina TO
study law.
The Steamers Olive, Plymouth, and
Ranger brought i'll large excursions on
the Fourth.
The 'Kit-Kat Club gave a party
Friday night last at the residence of
Mr.. A. T. Bush.
You can get shoe findings at Bond &
Jones half-soles, thread, wax, pegs,
avis and hats.
Rev. Jno. L. White and wife left
Tuesday morning to visit their former
home. Apex, n. {.
n Y. State Butter on Ice rs cents 10.
Sweet Table Butter e cents per IL at
Summerell Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodlcy, of Columbia,
spent several days i'll Edenton this
week with relatives.
Gvt 4 bottle of Indcliable Ink from
Sheldon Mitchell. Neither wash or
boil out of Clothes.
The families OF Mcssrs John and
Frank Wood went to Nag's Head Mon
day to spend the summer.
Hammocks and hammock Chairs,
two of the greatest comforts of the
summer months at Bond & Jones'
Miss Addie Shaw, daughter of Mr..
n. l.. Shaw OF WarrcntOn, is i'll the city
visiting Miss Lille White.
Misses Helen Newly and Nellie
Skinner, of Hartford, spent several
DAYS i'll Edenton this week.
Mrs J. w. Framing gave the child
rem Tug party last Saturday night,
which the little folks greatly enjoyed.
If YOU prefer to be sucked to death by
mosquitoes and flies. don't buy one of
those elegant Cauopics for Your bed. at
Bond & Jones but go on TO your fate.
WatcrmclOns were i'll town on the
4th, some selling as cheap as zoe. We
will now have them for the next three
months.
HAVE YOU USED IT? If not, do SO at
oncc-Calvert's Insect Powder for flies,
llcas, and bcd-bugs, only IOC, air tight
sift top boz, at Lcary's.
Mayor Vanu has rented the Lcary
cottage on the sound-sidc at Nag S
Head, where he and his family will
spcnu the summer.
The payment of part or the whole
Of the subscriptions of those who have
let the time expire, will be appreciated.
We have waited very patiently on
many.
Fourth of July passed off very quiet
| " in Edcnton. y large crowd of pco-
pie came to town and observed the day
i'll a manner peculiar to their liking.
Business was good.
The StrLizzie Burrus will make semi
weekly trips between l.. City and Mays
| Head this summer, .caving l.. City
| every Tuesday and Saturday, returning
Mondays and Wednesdays.
| The Durham Sun says quite number
of people there are refusing to eat
blackhcrrics 1t has been narrated
around that loCusts have laid eggs on
them and made them dangerous.
See ad. of University i'll our columns
and write to President Winston Al
Chapel Hill for catalogue with pictures
of buildings, also for little handbook
entitled "Universitv Education, VIVA
it means and how to get it.
Ifyou arc going fishing go to Bond s
Jones and fit yourself out with fishing
tack1c-Japan Poles ii and 10 it. long
Braided Linen Lines IS to $50 fl long
Virginia and Carlisle Hooks, Leads
Floats, &c.
HIS FIRST CASE.