Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-10-04

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our neighboring cities, we note:
Bros. Wilson, of the Z. City
EcoH0mist-FoAcoT, Berry. Of the
Nea0s, and Caroway, of the
Raleigh Nf7ys 6 Observer. Hope
they all did we'll while here.
The new Methodist church at
Pantego is nearly completed and
Rev, Mr.. Watson, of Edenton,
held a meeting there this past
week. lie is a fine preacher and
the people there like him very
much. They have very pref
| ty church, Washington Progress,
We hear that large herds of
cattle have been coming into
town from the country at night
for some time and at the cons
tents of nearly every garden and
field i'll the upper part Of the city
have been destroyed by them
What's the good Of law ii, not
enforcedo Somebody is neglect
ing thei: duty
Harrlette Weems, who is ad-
vcrtised to play at Rea's Opera
House during the week Of the
Edenton Fair, will not be able
to fill the engagement Mr.. Rea
is in receipt of letter stating
that she is critically i'll. Her
admirers here will not only re-
greet to hear of her sickness but
will be greatly disappointed
when they read this. Other at
fractions have been secured.
We were honored this week by
receiving d letter from Mr.. Wal
lace Winborne, ex-foreman of
the Pease United Lumber Cos.
plant in this city, who has beef.
SO critically i'll with typhoid
fever at his home III Berkeley, Va.
Wallace says he is improving
rapidly and will probably return
to Edenton in a few weeks. The
FISHERMAN & FARMER and his
many friends here will be pleased
to welcome him back again.
If the hair has been made to grow
natural color on bald heads i'll thou
sands Of cases, by using Halls Hair Re
newer, why will it not i'll your case?
Mr.. J. A. Northcott has &C
cepted a position with the we'll
known meat firm, P. Il. George
& Co., Baltimore, and w. B. FL
lis & Co., tobacconists at Wins
ton, N. c. Mr.. Northcott will
start out on his first trip Monday
and hopes to be favored with or
ders from the merchants Of this
and other sections of the State
He will take orders for goods at
the lowest market prices on day
of shipment, all of which will
receive prompt attention.
Mr.. w. L. NIizell, of Kinston,
N. c., connected with the firm of
Burnett & Co., wholesale grocers
and solicitors of Life Insurance,
has been visiting this town, az
irving last Saturday morning.
Tuesday morning lie left for
Scotland Neck to attend the
Chahukee Association. While
here he was the guest of his
cousin, Mr.. G. II. Mizell, and the
family of Mr.. w. H. Hedrick.
He attended the nightly meet
ings at the Baptist church which
he says he greatly enjoyed.
For several months, was troubled
with persistent humOr on my head
which gave me considerable annoyance
until it occurred to me to try Ayers
Hair Vigor. Before using one bottle,
the humor was healed. IT. T. Adams,
General Merchant, Turbeville, Va.
Last night between the hours
of12 and I o'clock quite a strange
astronomical phenomena was
seen by three reliable colored
men who were out 'possum hunt
ing at the time. They say that
they heard a roaring noise like
that of a heavy wind storm ap-
preaching, although there was
scarcely any wind stirring at the
time. This was followed by a
large ball Of fire shooting across
the earth, lighting the elements
50 bright that it looked like the
whole sky was OH fire. This
! lasted only a few minutes. They
declare that they have never be-
fore witnessed such a frightful
sight.
/ FLIES, FLEEs BED BUGS, kill them all.
! You can do it. Use Calverts Insect
powder the only genuine real stuff on
! the market, patent sift top box, furnish
cs its own destruction. Only 10 cts, at
| Leary's.
Now is the time to think and
prepare for the Fair, especially
on the farms, let each farmer
keep the Fair in mind as he
gathers his crop and select ex-
hibits now, then the Fair will be
sure to have the best, and having
prepared an exhibit let each one
come with his exhibit, bring his
family also, that the exhibits of
others may be seen also and mu-
tual benefit be derived Come to
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