Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-03-30
SCALES AND PLANTS
ITEMS PURELY LOCAL CONDENSED FOR THE
BUSY READER

Miss Mae Hawkins has returned
home from school.
| The cold weather this week has great
| " intcrfcrcd with fishing.
Watch for the big circus parade a
noon on Monday next.
| The painters, brick layers and car
| pcntcrs are being kept very busy.
Miss Annie Shaw, of Shawboro, is
visiting Mrs Ed Wood i'll this city.
Mr. VIM. K. Jones spent last week
at his old home, Mt. Vernon, n Y.
Remnants of all descriptions 20 pei
| cent less than cost at O. Ncwman's
Mrs. Major, of New Jersey, is visit
ing Mrs w. II. CoHicId on Broad sire It.
Mr. Abraham Schultz, OF Ncwberne,
was in Edenton Wednesday visiting
relatives
Elegant assortment and latest style
Percale Shirts at low prices at o. New
man
Desirable rooms for rent Apply to
Mrs. Il NJ. Parish, corner Of King and
| Okum streets.
Miss Peuscy Mcmillan, accompanied
by Miss Kipp, spent Faster at home
| with her parents.
| Bring us five new Subscribers and get
a fine oil painting in heavy gilt frame
and the paper &c
Clothing at cost at the n. y. Racket.
Also a full stock of new goods there
CHEAPEST in town.
Mr.. N Baker left yesterday for the
North to purchase spring and summer
goods. Watch for his return.
Rev, Jno. +. White is at Norfolk this
week assisting i'll series of meetings
at the SPurgcon Memorial church.
New goods, cheap goods, pretty
goods, and III. place to buy goods
right, is ut the n. y. Racket.
As am going North next week those
wishing to order suits will call at my
place. O. NEWMAN.
For the greatest bargains i'll town
call at the n. Y. Racket and you will
find everything cheap and pretty.
Come and see our grand display Of
the latest styles of flowers, hats and
ribbons. o. NEWMAN
Patro1izc your local paper, and get
the news that will interest your family
and Induce your children to read
Yard wide white cottons at cts per
yard also ladies and gents hose in all
colors at o. Newman
The Edenton Cornet Band has Just
received 4 lot Of new music and several
new instruments, and is progressing
finely.
Nice line spring dress goods and
trimmings, beautiful line stand aud
bureau ScarG5, handkerchief, &c, at
the y. y. Racket.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
gave reception and tea last night at
the Ca2>Eart store OH King street for
the benefit Of St. Marv's Guild.
The merchant who adycrtiscs is able
to whistle during hard times. The
creditors Of the other merchant often
HAVE TO WHISTLE-printcr's Ink.
Oui Methodist friends expect to ded-
iCate their new church about the first
of June next, and not April Ist as was
enormously stated i'll our last issue.
Chowan Superior Court convenes in
Edcuton next Monday. Those who
have been summOnscd as jurors and
witnesses had better be OH time.
The best way to avoid scalp diseases,
hair falling out, and premature bald,
ness is to use the best preventive known
for that purpose-Hall's Hair Remover
Don't borrow your neighbours paper
and force him to say ''its all right
for it isn't-oftcn he would rather pay
for copy for you than to have his an
noyance.
Owing to bad weather and small con
gregations the Easter music prepared
by the Baptist choir for last Sunday
was not rendered, but was postponed
until next Sunday.
Commercial travellers and merchant
speak very hopefully of the business
outlook. Trade is better than at thi
time last year Farmers in most case
have some ready money.
Rev. Mr.. Watson, of the Spurgeo,
Memorial church, Norfolk, will preacl
next Sunday morning and night at TIL
Baptist church in this city. We bespeal
for him large congregations.
There is no reason why children
should be allowed to suffer from 10th
some sCrofulous sores and glandu1a
swellings when such a pleasant, effec
tive, and economical medicine as Aver
Sarsaparilla may be procured of tn
nearest druggist. Be sure you ge
Ayers.