Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-08-23
As rivers to the ocean flow
To spend their gathered prizes,
So do the streams of buyers go
To him who advertiSeS.


came up last night from Mays
Head.
Miss Maud Harrcll left yester-
day for an extended trip through
Virginia.
Misses Ruth Rea and Bertha
Fanshaw have returned home
from Mays Head.
Mr.. Haywood Sawyer and
neice, Mary Sawyer, are in the
city visiting Mr. & Mrs. l.. F,
Ziegler.
Our butchers are furnishing
their customers this season with
most excellent beef Hope they
will continue.
Mr.. w. R. Brothers, salesman
in the store of NJ. H Dixon Is
spending the week in Camden
county, at his old home.
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
There is no sickness Of any
note now; in fact, we believe
this summer has been as healthy
as any we have had for several.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H Perry
have returned home after a |
pleasant trip among the hills of
North Carolina and Virginia.
The Steamer Lucy carried an
excursion party to Mays Head
Saturday last. Several Eden
tonians were among the number.
Odd Fellows, you are requested
to attend next Monday nights
meeting of the lodge. Business
of Importance demand attention.
Remember when you have
any job printing to do, give us
call and see our prices. See
samples. Satisfaction guaran~
teed.
A colored Sunday school ex-
cursion went to Norfolk yester-
day over the n. & S. Railroad
Another will leave here next
Thursday.
FLIES, FLIES 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
es its own destruction. Only 10 cts, at
Leary's.
Mr.. NJ. H. Dixon came up
from Mays Head Monday, re- ,
porting a good crowd at the
Head, and fishing as fine as he ,,
ever saw it.
Begin to talk up the Fair Tell
everyone you meet about the {
Dig Fair we are going to hold i'll {
October Also prepare some, {
hing to exhibit.
Joshua Wood, one Of the FISH
ERMAN & FARMER typos, is at
Portsmouth, Va, spending the
week with his aunt. We wish
aim pleasant trip. +
Is LIFE SAFE? Not without Ba1ly's
Cholera Cure. Never known to fail i'll ,
he cure of Dysentery, Cholera Morbus.
r
guarantee every bottle James Baily E
4 Son proprietors, Baltimore, Md, at
Leary's /
We see SO many things in this
ife to worry and e1nbarrass us :
hat it is best not to allow our
minds to dwell too long upon ,
;hese trials and aggravations.
A small crowd in town last
Rain fell i'll torrents
throughout the day, and our F
merchants report business as be> I
ng as poor as they ever expe-
fenced it.
Guns not loaded are more j,
dangerous than those which are.
II the one case you often arc not =
ooking for trouble and find it;
Il the other you are expecting 7
rouble aud can avoid it.
You cannot say you. have tried every
hing for your rheumatism, until you
ave taken Ayers Pills. Hundreds
= -. III.
he use Of these Pills alone. They =
.erc admitted on exhibition at the +
Worlds Fair as Il staneard catllartic :,
Mr.. J. w. Branning and wife, g
ccompanied by Miss Hogan, of 6
left Saturday for ',
Jew York. Mrs. B. and Miss u
logan will remain in York State a
few weeks visiting friends. Il
The excursion advertised from P
Vinton, Edenton and other l
Joints, Tuesday, to Mays Head II
II the steamer Lakewood, was a a
allure Not passenger until >.
he steamer reached Edenton. r
Mr.. c. G. Haste, manager of
he shoe department of Brink
ey's Emporium, left Monday for
Jew York, Niagara Falls and q
laces of interest. His sister t
liss Lola, accompanied him as a
ar as Norfolk, where she viii [
islt friends. l;
Not one complaint has ever been =