Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-07-13
SCALES AND PLANTS
ITEMS PURELY LOCAL CONDENSED FOE THE
BUSY READER

Miss Matte Badham is spending the
week at MOrehead.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Branning have
| returned from New York.
| Mr.. l.. L. Moore spent several days
lin Murfrccsboro, this week.
Misses Claude Woodland and Jennie
IPcndleton are at Mays Head.
What arc Edcntonians doing: for the
Vance Monument Association?
| Don t forget us when you want neat
| Job printing done. Prices low.
Mr.. Hal c. Wood and wife are spend
| ing the summer at Green Park, y. {:
| Advertise in the FISHERMAN & FAR
| MER and secure 4 portion Of the trade.
Work has commenced on the jose
| phinc Lcary building on "Brick Row.
Hiss Addic Shannonhousc, of Hcrt.
| ford, spent several days in Edenton
| week.
You can get shoe findings at Bond &
| Jones -halfaolcs, thread, wax, pegs,
avis and hats.
The families of Mr.. Julien Wood and
T. ID. Bvrum will leave tomorrow for
Nag's Head.
Mrs. Joseph Lcary and son, of
franklin, Va, are visiting relatives in
Edenton.
MIL. f. Zicglcr is adding a bay
window to the north side of his resi-
dcnCc
Gcta bottle of Indeliab1c Ink from
sheldon Mitchell. Neither wash or
boil out of clothes.
Miss Makely, of Alexandria, Va, is
here on visit to her cousin, Miss
Louella Makely.
Mrs. J. H.Zicglcr and daughter, Miss
Mary, of L. City, are the guest of Mrs.
\. HuCkabce.
Good progress is being made on Mr
J. NJ. Deans brick store on corner OF
Broad and King streets.
Mr.. Baker Hoskins, of Norfolk, is
here spending several days with his
brother, Dr. Hoskins.
d.. f. S. Fox left Tuesday on trip
through Western North Carolina Will
return about Sept. list.
The families of Mcssrs w. D. and ?.
L. Rel went to Nays Head last Satlr-
day to spend the Summer.
fIammocks and hammock Chairs,
two of the greatest comforts of the
Summer months at Bond & Jones'.
Mr.. J. S Lcary, who several Iryes
ago moved from I>dcnton to Man.
tco, spent a day or two i'll the city last
week
\ number of large schooners are an
chored i'll the Bay waiting to be loaded |
with watcrme1ons for the Northern
markets.
There will be many patridges this
year, the country people say. A dry
June is good for partridgcs as we'll as
for the crops.
Misses Addie Mitchell, Emma Gil
liam and Maudc Gardner, of Suffolks
Va, are here helighting MI and Mrs.
Gardner with a visit.
HAVE YOU USED IT? II not, do SO at
onCc-Ca1vcrt's Insect Powder for flies, |
neas, and bcd-bugs, only Ioc, air tight
sift top box, at Leary's.
Miss Bruce Brewer, of Murfreesboro,
and Miss Addie Shaw, of Warrcnton,
left Tuesday for their homes, after
visit to Miss Lille White.
If you prefer to be sucked to death by
mosquitoes and flies. don't buy one of
those elegant canopics for your bed, at
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. !
The greatest strike III history is in |
progress III the North and Northwest,
with Chicago as centre, a report of
which will be found on the first page
of this paper
An excursion from Franklin, Va, to
Plymouth on the Steamer Olive is ad-
vcrtiscd for the 2oth inst From
Identon to Plymouth and return the
fare Will be IS cents.
Mr. Robert Morris, formerly Of this
City has returned to Edcnton, after an
absence of several months, and accept
ed 4 position with the Pease Lumber |
Company. We welcome him back.
Some men thirst while others drink,
Some men talk while others think,
Some men smile while others swear,
Some men heads have brains to spare
And others heads all run to hair?
cuucSudE morning last INC IiullIlcS
Of MessrS. J. X. Rca, ii. T.. Williams,
T. B. Bland and c. S. Nann left on the
steamer Sophie Wood for Nays Head,
at which place they Will remain during
the heated term.
Ifyou are going fishing go to Bond &
Jones and fit yourself out with fishing
tacklc-Japan Poles II and 10 #. long,
Braided Linen Lines IS to $50 it. long,
| Virginia and Carlisle Hooks, Leads,