Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-05-17

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tablisllment2" Just across the
street." remarked Uncle Josh,
"and we will visit Tie Albe1narle
Cash Store where all the ladies
of Edenton get their hats. They
have on hand one Of the COM
pletest stocks Of millinery to be
found in the city. Yo" can get
what you wait there, the latest
styles and lowest prices being
their motto. Mrs. Moore and her
assistant have the experience
which guarantees that when You
have purchased Of them you have
thing i'll strict accordance to
the dictates Of fashion and sat
isfaction of knowing that your
work has been done BY coupe
tent artists. Polly was mighty
we'll satisfied.
Now" cried the old gentle
man, "now for q picture Of this
crowd, il good old fashion, we'll
go to the photograph gallery and
right up stairs is q good one,
that Of J. II. Faber. His opera
tor, Nj. Hazard, makes pictures
which arc wonderful III fidelity
ard finish. I want one full
sized photo for my study and
some small ones for my friends.
Hazard is famous for successful
charging, and l want to give
YOU a life-sizc Of representation
of yours truly He has the
soul Of true artist; I'll his work
is labor Of love Ill which he
will not stop short OF perfection. "
Pr have heard it said that
newly married folks could live
on love and scenery, but Ill old
man Of experience knows better
your table would look slim
without meat. It's { very I'LL
portant part OF 2astronolnics-
goes hand and hand with bread
Now to locate a meat market
where you can get fresh whole
some meats, Frank White is the
man to supply you. This IS the
boss meat market III thu city and
is popular with every body who
is particular t. have the best.
The reason for this all IS because
he is very careful ill the s2lec~
ton Of stock and gets the fresh
est Of everything and keeps
nothing but the very best. 70
keep your Hubby il good
humor trade at Frank " hitc S
market every time, Polly
En- route for their home the
gentlemen called at the FISHER
MAN & FARMER Office "You1'
want the news every week, ="
said Uncle Josh, "and as this is
the favorite paper Of this sec
ton, I'll subscribe for it.
When they reached the house
they were nearly "tuckered out, "
but bottle Of choice "XXXN'
which Uncle Josh had ordered
up from II. f Williams, soon
revived them into a CHEEKY mood.
Incidentally, while enjoying the
sparkling beverag.e-after advis~
ing the young couple against the
evils Of over indulgence ill
drinks Of every kind-le voucf-
ed for this information however
that Oh certain occasions wines
would doubtless b. necessary, all
so to have something strictly
pure about the house for lnedi~
cinal purpos. S, you know that III
such cas-s, his friend, II. +. Will
lia:ns was the proper person to
apply to for these extras. Any
one can see that Uncle Josh Il ID
a very friendly feeling Tor Nj.
Williams, Charley, too, took a
dccideal interest i'll that part Of
the Old man S remarks.
Upon summing up Polly be-
gan 50 volubly express her
thanks. You have bought lis
everything" she exclaimed.
"Only one thing replied
Uncle Josh, rehectivcly "but I
can remedy that, Ziegler til. fur
nittlc man always keeps 4 nice
liue of them and you can get one
whenever you want it; I'll pay
for the best.
"W-h y" exclaimed Polly with
great surprise, "Uncle, what can
it be?"
"Well, it's a baby carriage, and
- But Polly had tainted.
Railway Accident.