Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-06-14
SCALES AND PLANTS
ITEMS PURELY LOCAL CONDENSED FOR TIIE
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lONCl llSC III Jul L l. IS ElIl'Oll
Beautiful weather for the farm
erS.
Huckleberries are getting
plentiful and cheap.
Guilt Edge New York State Butter
IS cts IL at Bonncr's.
Attend the lawn party next
Tuesday night at Academy
green.
1t is a poor religion that bursts
out OH Sunday and bursts up on
Monday.
Messrs. c. w. Rea and Frank
White have returned from Wash
ington, D. c.
Irish potatoes and snap-beans
are being shipped to the North
ern markets.
Miss Kate Wood has returned
home from the Normal School :,
at Greensboro.
Good BUTTER 20 cts ID. Small tubs
IS to IS cts ID at Bonner's.
+ A porch has been added to the
residence occupied by NJ. d,
Haste, on King street.
Miss Annie Parker, Of Per,
quimans county, is III the city
on a visit to relatives.
No sweeter song is ever heard
i'll heaven than the one a mother
huns over her baby.
BONNER S is the place to spend your
money. You can get what you want
At the lowest price.
A brick sewer is being laid
along the main dain of the town
rear of the NJ. f. Church.
The present indications are
that there will be all abundance
of grapes and blackberrles thl:
year.
Kerosene Oil 100 test, Water White
IS cts, ; gallons SO cts. Red Oh I5t
test rs cts White Oil good IS cts.
AT BONNER'S.
Miss Pear1e O'Neal, first as
sistant of the Edenton Academy
has gone to Salem, Va, to speno
the vacation.
There will be no service at thu
N. Z. Church next Sunday, thu
Pastor, Rev. n. M. Watson, hav
ing gone to Trinity College T.
assist in the examination.
To get the local news you hav
got to read the FISHERMAN :
FARMER. $500 cash will get
for one year.
Miss Narsissa Sawyer, an
Master Ernest Sawyer, of Z
City, are visiting their sister
[ Mrs. L. F. Z1egler.
FLIES, FLEEs BED BUGS; kill them al
Won can do it. Use Calverts Inset
= powder the only genuine real stuff o
the market, patent sift top box, furnish
cs it's own destruction. ONLY 10 cts,
Lcary's.
Miss Julia Eggleston, teache
1 of the Primary department OF tn
Edenton Academy, left yesterda
for Richmond, Va.
, Rev. mo. E. White delivere
, the address at the Commence
!. ment exercises of the Frankl1
: (Val Academy Oh Wednesda..
f Mr.. w. V. Elliott, father
Mrs. A. H. Mitchell and Jas, I
l Elliott, is i'll the city dellghtln
his son and daughter with a v1sl
,, Is LIFE SAFE? Not without Bally
d Cholera Cure. Never known to ta1l
d the cure of Dvsentcry, Cholera Morbl
o Get bottle and keep for use. v
: ,u,arautcc every bottle James Ban
It & SON proprictors, Baltimore, Md,
V Lcary's
The attention of our q
Is Councitmen is called to the ia
Il that COWS frequently roam II
l. streets at night, contrary to
/, ordinance to that effect.
II The remains of Mr.. lessee
81 Davis, who died Wednesd
le night in this city, will be carrl
to Plymouth to-day for inter
nent.
es Messrs. J. c. Bond, w. l. Lea
d, and 7. A. Woodland returned trc
d. Mays Head Tuesday last, repoo
ing a pleasant trip and a It
Ia changes at the beach.
~ Miss Annie Wozelka, who
e. been visiting friends in Was
ington City and Norfolk durl
H. the last few weeks, return
home Wednesday evening.
= A ramble along the lanes a
sic in the woods is delightful nc
nd The green grass, pretty flow
BY and rich foliage of the trees
now making the country beat
full indeed.
A fine piece of"civil engine
-, he ceeu on Broad ST.
between Ralph's store and
new Methodist church-S OF
1o,de Of mud put upon the HI