Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-02-22
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Edenton Fair Oct. p, p, "a
and 18th.
The fishermen will soon be a
work again.
The steamer Olive is still ice
bound at Franklin, Va.
A. c. Mitchell is paying the
highest market price for fresh
eggs.
The act to amend the Charter
of Edenton has been ratified by
the Senate.
Miss Hattie Holmes spent sew
eral days in town last week with
relatives and friends.
Norman has the pretticst line of ladies
fine shoes and Misses fine shoes i'll town
direct from the factory.
If you are business man and
desire your share of the trade
you should advertise.
The Norfolk & Southern
steamers are now running OH
regular schedule time.
Newspaper advertising pays
best of all. Try all ad i'll the
FISHERMAN & FARMER.
To secure all advantage over a
competitor, use twice as much
advertising space.
We are prepared to do your
printing With neatness and dis
patch. Give us your order.
Saturday last was hireing day
with our seine fishermen, who
will begin work about March Ist.
Brother II. A. Latham, of the
Washington Gazette, will please
accept our heartiest congratula-
tons.
Miss Aladge Bond, left Monday
last for Petersburg, Va, to re-
sumo her studies at the Peters,
burg College.
Read E S. Norman's new add this
week and you will save money by it i'll
your purchase.
The CWoLNian, of Elizabeth
City, which was burned out on
the night of the 9th, came out
Wednesday as usual.
Don't forget the poor around
you. Don't lose sight of those
who are in less fortunate clrcum-
stances than you are.
The Methodist church bell was
removed Tuesday from the old
church OH Magnolia street to the
new one on Broad street.
Miss Clayte White, who has
been visiting relatives and
friends at this place returned
Monday to her home i'll Eliza
beth City.
Mr.. J. w. Spruill has opened
a feed store at the corner OF
Broad and Water streets, IN
which he has every variety OF
feed and a large supply.
Our office was favored this
| week with a delightful call from
two very pretty young ladies'
one from Plymouth, the other
from this city-Come again.
The E0euing Star, the daily
| paper recently started at Eliza
| beth City, has suspended, having
not received a sufficient patron
age to continue its publication.
The Odd Fellows Of this city
have requested Rev. Jno. +
White to preach all Odd Fellow:
sermon, which he has consented
to do some Sunday during March
At Norman's New York Racket stor
Won will find four Of the incest an'
cheapest lines Of beautiful samples
clothing i'll town. He takes your orde
and guarantees perfect fit.
The extreme cold weathe
stopping the most of the mill
and suspending nearly all OH
!, door work, has caused a grea
: amount of suffering among man.
thus thrown out of employment
Mr.. w. D. Pruden has beer
at Raleigh for several days al
! guing the case of the buHal
: Lumber Company before Judg
Conner, which case involve
large tracts of land i'll Easter
, Carolina.
0 The FISHERMAN & FARMER
in receipt of an invitation to al
4 tend to night the last German t
r. be given this season by tn
nBrownie Club" of Ellzabet
CITY, for which we return thanks
1--we regret it is impossible for I
to be present.
1.-THE mercitul man is merclt'
{ to his beasts" This is the tim
IS when the truth of this saying
$ exemplifed. Without props
v care and attention stock OF a
5, t;nds must suffer greatly sue