Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-10-11
SCALES AND PLANTS
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G. your Fair exhibit ready.
T2c Street, have Gccn sprinklcd
t lat.
Nee white Sugar C 1t Di:ion's.
The revival at the baptist
church has closed.
Mrs. A. Huckabee has returned
from L. City.
Cotton picking has begun and
some shipments are being made.
Send your children to school
and get them off the streets.
Mrs. Ida Burton has returned
from a visit to her sister in Nor
folk.
Subscribers pot receiving
their paper regularly will please
give notice at this Office.
Miss Maude Harrell has returned
home after all absence of several
weeks.
Go to the Albc1narle Cash Store for
fine Hats and anything in the Millinery
line.
For Rent-A good two story
dwelling On Broad street. Apply
to Mrs. Agnes Warren.
G. M. Serpell, Genl. Mgr. N.
& Z. r. R, accompanied by his
wife, spent Monday in the city.
Little drops of water,
Little grains of sand,
Make the mighty milkman
And the grocer grand.
Mr.. NJ. H. Dixon, the grocer.
spent several days last week in
Baltimore purchas sing new goods.
The family Of Mr. Clarence
Branning returned this week
after an absence OF several
.nouths.
Mr.. w. O. Hazard: manager of
tie Faber Studio in this city, IS
ere this week. Those wishing
photographs should call at once.
Patronize and stand square by
your home enterprises and lnsti-
tutiOns and then we will all
prosper.
The Albc1narc Cash store has a good
line of Domestic Dry Goods and Shoes,
all at low prices.
The first bale of cotton ship
ped from ChoWan county this
year left here last Friday and was
raised by Mr.. w. S. White.
New Bulk Meat sc atiDixon's.
Don't send your printing away
from home when you can get it
done as cheap and as good at this
print shop. Give us trial.
Mr.. J. NJ. Forehand purchased
last week the large tract of land
belonging to Mrs. Bette R. Hol-
ley, in this county, for the sum
of 900.
Donot forget that when in want of
nice Dresses and Trimmings that the
Albemarle Cash Store has them at as
low prices as any other house.
A large number of our people
went to Norfolk last Saturday to
see Buffalo Bills Wild West ex-
hibition and returned with much
to talk about.
New York table Butter 25c at Dixon's.
Mr.. A. J. Bateman has return
ed from North, where he went
to purchase a stock of Auction
goods. Keep a watch tor his
opening.
Branson Agricultural Alma
nae for 1896 is again before US.
DR.. Branson calculates, edits and
publishes his own Almanac, and
guarantees its reliability.
Sugar cured Hams I21a &c at Dixon's.
The tax collectors are after
you. Read the notice in this is
Sue by Richardson Bunch, who
has been appointed to collect the
list of 1895 in the and and 3rd
townships.
Lives of great men all remind us
We should attend the Edenton fair,
And leave at home behind us
Every sort of worrying care.
Miss Larena B. Hathaway has
rented the upper story of the
Capehart building On King
street in which she will soon
open a dress-1naking establish
nent.
Peanut bags &c at Dixon's.
The officers of the Edenton
Fair have secured special rates
over the railroad and steamboat
lines for those who would like
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