Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-02-08
SCALES AND PLANTS
ITEMS PURELY LOCAL CONDENSED FOR THE
BUSY READER

Mrs. J. NJ. Jones is visiting
relatives at AvOCa.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Gasner left
Monday for New York.
The road to success is paved
with good advertisements.
Miss Lena Ho5kins has return
ed to her home at Norfolk.
Miss Pattie White is visiting
friends this week at Z. City.
A. c. Mitchell, Esq, is in New
York this week on business.
Fruit ofLoom cottons IL cent; at
Parker & Howcll's.
A good shad season is predic-
ted by many of our fishermen.
The weather continues bad.
Another snow Wednesday night.
Misses Scott, of Portsmouth,
Va, are visiting relatives in this
city.
Best n. Y. State Butter 28 cts. Sweet
table butter 25 cts ID at Summercll
Bros.
Sorry to see Mr.. NJ. F. Bond
with such a painful place OIL his
forehead.
Miss Helen Martin and Miss
Eva Palm are at Hartford this
week.
Granulatcd Sugar 5 cts IL at Sum
mcrcll Bros
To secure an advantage over a
competitor, use twice as much
advertising space.
The Legislature has been ask
ed to abolish the board Of town
commissioners of Plymouth.
For SALE. Pool and Billiard
Table i'll frst-class condition.
Apply to A. b. MCCOY.
d. NJ. Ferry & Co., Standard Garden
Seed for sale by Parker & Howell.
Mr.. COrneliOus Tarkenton has
purchased a lot on Cartcrctte
street, upon which he is erecting
a dwelling
Dat Meal, Bucl<whcat, Grits, Hominy
TapiOGa, &C, at Sumnerell Bros.
Notice the change i'll the ad Of
Louis Selig, who is giving our
readers "a Square talk upon
Jewelry."
Mr.. & Mrs. J. w. Branning
have returned home after a de-
l:9htful trip to New York and
other points.
Dates 10 cents at Parker & Howe1l's.
Messrs A. J. Ward, of Gliden,
and w. P. Jones, Of Rocky Hook,
favored this office with a call on
Monday last.
Miss Cora Gard, and Miss
Helon Bell have returned to their
homes, after pleasant visit to
friends in this city.
FISHERMEN AHoY! Anchors, Oars,
Row Locks and Rope at Bond & Jones.
Prices to suit the times.
A Bicycle Club has been or
ganized i'll Edcnton, and will
make its first appearance i'll full
uniform in a few days.
A false alarm of fire was given
"Wednesday night at about 10
o'clock. The burning out of a
chimney caused it.
; cans Corn for IS cts OF IS cents per
dozen at Summerell Bros.
A bill has passed the Legisla-
ture authorizing county commits
sioners to exempt volunteer fire
men from poll tax.
Saturday last was aground
hog" day. AS he failed to see
his shadow we may look for an
early and favorable Spring.
Try Liberty rell cigar cents at
Parker & Howell.
Sunshine, rain, sleet, SNOW and
mud, mud, mud In fact, we
have had all sorts of weather
recently. Later-blizzard.
The dedication of the new NJ.
E. Church will take place on the
Third Sunday in March-not the
second as formerly announced.
cans Tomatoes for IS cts Or 95 cents
per dozen at Summerell Eros.
Messrs. Fred H. Ziegler and
less Pritchard. of E. City, are
hunting for wild turkeys in this
county. Wish them good luck.
Consignments of steel nails going at
reduced price Get your supply before
they are gone, at Bond & Jones.
On account of some throat
trouble of Rev. J. E. White, the
pastor, no service was held at the
Baptist church last Sunday night.
During the past two weeks the
Editor of the FISHERMAN AND
FARMER has received a number
of letters from parties wishing to
come South.