Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-04-12


But the fight over the spring
election will cause some running
around.
Best sc cigars in town at sUMMERELl
BROS.
This office has received a copy
of the Cincinnati, Ohio, CoUi'
m-vctakG Gazette giving a history
of the wonderful progress o.
that model newspaper.
Sugar cured Hams q cts at Dixon 5
Members of Edenton Cornet
Band are requested to meet at the
Hall next Tuesday evening
April 10th.
JAS. r. ELLIOTT, Leader.
While a woman in New Cas-
tie, Colorado, was preparing he1
ballot to vote, she tainted and
fell, bursted a blood vessel i'll the
fall and died. Voting is dan
gelous business for women.
For good butter and cheese go to
| SUMMERELL BROS.
Gov. Carr passed through
Edenton "Wednesday last, accom-,
panied by General Manager, NJ.
II. King, of theNorfolk & South
ern Railroad, and several mem
bers of the cabinet. He was on
visit to the fisheries.
Baltimore corned Beef7 cts, at Dix
On's.
Mr.. w. O. Hazard, the pho>
tographer, was engaged on yes
terday, in taking views, of the
various streets of the city church
and school buildings, &C., &c,
for the FISHERMAN & FARMER
Trade Edition.
Everything nice to cat atsUMMERELL
BROS.
The mammoth supply of
paper for the Trade Edition of
the FISHERMAN & FARMER
having arrived, we will soon go
to press with same. Those wish
ing an ad. in its columns should
to see it at once. Don't put it
off.
Good chewing tobacco (not damaged
| 2JC lb. at SUMMEEEI.L BROS.
Fruit trees are now doing
themselves proud in the way OF
spring blossoms. The air is la
den with the soft perfume and
oar fruit growers assure us that
there will be all abundant crop
this year unless we have late
freeze
have just received a fine lot of East
er Cards and Novelties. Come and see
them, at Batcmans Jewelry store.
Monday next is the day upon
which nearly every child in town
will visit the fisheries, custom
established several years ago by
our townsman Mr.. A. J. Bate
man, who always delights to
make enjoyment and pleasure for
the little ones.
A no. chewing tobacco zoe ID. at
| SUMMERELL BROS.
lin Williams, the young
chicken thief, is in Jail to await
the next term of our Superior
Court when he will be tried for
stealing a pair Of shoes from the
store of A1r. E. L. Brinkley on
Saturday night last. He doubt~
less wanted to enlarge his busi>
ness.
Al. Bateman has opened his Soda
Fountain and Milk Shake, the first OF
! the season; call and try a fresh cold
drink, only five cents.
We are glad to welcomeIMr.A
K. Newsome, a former student
of Wake Forest College, in our
town. He is soliciting orders fol-
a family book entitled "Ge1ns
for the Household" We bespeak
for the gentleman patient hear
ing and large subscription for
this valuable book.
Bateman's Jewelry Store is the place
to get your Easter gold. Glasses and
Spectacles of all kinds. Call and let
HIM fit your ewes with the very best OF
glasses from the celebrated St. Louis
Optical Cos. Crystal Lenses, and other
makes of fine glasses
Mr.. James Doudy has removed
his family to Plymouth, the
schedule of the steamer Ply
mouth having been so changed
as to require the most of Mr.
Doudy's time at that place
Edenton's loss is Plylnouths
gain.
We have just gotten i'll big lot O
fancy goods, read over the list: SALAD
dressing, mustard sauce, pepper sauce
olive oil, (pure) olives, capsups, chow
chow, pickles, sweet and sour, picked
onions, horse radish &C., at SUMMER
ELL BROS.