Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-01-19
SCALES and PLANTS
ITEMS PURELY LOCAL CONDENSED FOR THE
BUSY READER

Delightful weather we are now hav-
ing.
Granulatcd sugar only SC ID. at Dix
on's.
Both Of our hotels are doing a good
business.
The steamer NJ. E. Roberts is at Nor
folk being rebuilt
Choice y. Y. Butter soc lb. at NJ. H.
Dixon's.
Mrs DR.. Wood, of Berkeley. Va, is
visiting friends in this city.
Mr. Chas Ghcrman, of Baltimore,
was in Edenton this week.
No 8 Nails 81 IS, 40. 10 s2,I5 al Dix
on'5.
The fishermen are rapidly setting
their nets. Success to them.
The old fish markets have been torn
away--a big improvement.
Five large brick stores are being
erected on the burnt square.
Read the card in this paper of S. L.
Storcr & Co., fish dealers, New York.
The streets are i'll better condition
than they have been for several weeks
Miss Mary Darden, of Hartford coun-
ty, is dclighting Mrs. J E. Bonner with
visit.
The man whose sole aim i'll life is to
Kill time will eventually find the tables
turned.
Mrs. +. NJ. Whitmore and daughters
left this week to visit friends in Penn
sylvauia.
Miss Helon Bell, of Camden county,
is in Edcuton visiting the family of
Capt Fcrcbee.
John Hasscll, Esq, of Creswcll, sue
cccds Mr.. Ed. Smith as purscr of the
| steamer Wagner.
The machinery is being placed i'll
position at the Branning Mfg. Com
pany's new mills.
J. II. Bells tin shop is the place for
fishermen to get Pumps made cheap.
Repairing done promptly.
Mrs. J. w. Hinton, of Suffolk, Va,
IS here spending the week with her
sister Mrs. James Robinson.
Shovcls, Spades, Scoops, Hoes, Brian
Hooks, Rakes and Forks at reduced
prices at Vi. H Dixon's.
Misses Willie Boone and Mary Nann,
of Wintou, are i'll the city delighting
| Mrs. {. S. Vann with a visit.
Mr.. J. n. Prudcn has returned from
Harrellsville, at which place he has
| been spending several days.
Mrs. w, r. Capchart, of Avoca, and
her sister Mrs. A. NJ. Moore, Of Mount
Vernon, Wash, are i'll the city.
ii those who promised to bring us
money for the paper will fulfil their
promises, there will be no harm done.
Those of our merchants who do not
advertise are losing some valuable OPP
portLnities i'll the way of getting their
business before the people.
Snow your appreciation of your home
ronage when you are i'll need of any
thing they can furnish you.
Do not wear i1npcrmeablc and tight
fitting hats that construct the blood
vessels Of the scalp. Use Halls Hair
Remover occasionally, and you will
not be bald.
Now that fire company will soon
be organized Our city authorities should
sec TO it that the rope to the town clock
bell is 50 arranged that an alarm can
be properly given.
Some time during the next few hun
drcd years VIC hope to get the dead
beats off our subscription list You
better settle if you don't want to be
counted among the ID. Bs.
Several New Workers, who are tour
ing this section and having general |
look at the South, report themselves !
is mach pleased with what they have |
seen Of this part of North Carolina.
The property of Mr.. c. w. Simmons
on cOrucr of i5road and C;irfcrcttc SITS. |
has been purchased by Mr, J. NJ. WO-
zclka, Mr.. Simmons having purchased |
one of the three stores he is erecting |
on the burnt square.
Mr.. w. J. Smith, of Rocky Hook,
this county, IS now parser III the
steamer Ncusc, running from New
Hcrac to !. City. having been transfer
red to this steamer from the steamer
Dickerman.
You need not DC hoodwinked by any
one telling yo,. that they can beat the
FISHERMAN & FARMER Office in price |
Of Job Printing or good work. We de-
fly any house in quality Of work and |
price.
She purscd up her lips
In most fetching way,
And called her hubby Honey"
He had nothing to say,
But at once pursed up the money.
To preserve 4 youthful aDDcarauCe as