Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-02-01
SCALES AND PLANTS
ITEMS PURELY LOCAL CONDENSED FOR THE
BUSY READER

The town has been full of
strangers this week.
Dates 10 cents at Parker { :iowcII's.
MI L. L. Moore is spending
the week at Aturfreesboro.
N. Baker has purchased the J.
n. Harrell store on Brick Row.
Macaroni only 10 cts ID at pixon's
The road to success IS paved
with good advertisements.
DR.. c, 2. Bogert has returned
home after an absence of several
days
Try Liberty ell cigar ) cents at
Parker & Howell.
Mr.. r. \. Pretlow, superinten-
dent Of the A. S. Nav. Co., is i'll
the city.
Nh. Paul Gre cy, Of the E.City
E<ouomistEuLrou, was i'll the city
yesterday.
Prepared Buckwheat IS cts box
at DlXOnS.
Miss Mary Iicgler, Of Z. City,
is visiting her Sister Mrs. A.
HuCkabec.
Misses IIelon Bell and Cora
Guard, Of Z City are visiting
friends in the city.
Gran"latcd Sugar 5 cts at Dixon's.
Mrs. Pattie Gilbert and son,
Oliver, have returned to their
home at +. City.
Miss Neva Latham, cf Ply
mouth, is visiting Miss Annie
Nozelka in this city
Try Shrid Braud condensed Milk
for sale by Parker & Howell.
TO secure all advantage over a
competitor, use twice as much
advertising space.
De yen 7vaut the best and earliest
gmHrH? WeH b1y Seeds Of all
Kinds at Lea,ys.
Miss Lena Hoskins, OF Nor
folk, is in the city OH a visit to
her brother DR.. Hoskins.
Good Green Coffee, IS cts at Dixon S
The Daily FIsHERMAN AND
FARMER will soon appear. Send
in your name at once.
For SALE Pool and Billiard
Table i'll first-class condition.
Apply to a. B. MCCOY.
D. NJ. Ferry & Co., Standard Garden
Seed for sale by Parker & Howell.
Mr.. & Mrs. Maurice Wescott,
of l.. City, were in town We'd
nesIav attending the wedding.
The German given last night
at Colonial Hall was largely at
tended and very pleasing affair.
Nice Ground Coffee, 20 cts at Dixon's
Miss Ida Wilkinson has re-
turned home after all absence of
several weeks at Scotland Neck.
She went to the play with pleasure;
Sh~ left III wild dispair
Her hat was wide, but the football man
Ma. tJ,a,-a Will, l,ic I.f,rII hair
| will do 10 more work after Feb
Dr.. L. 5. FOX.
Mr.. & Mrs. l.. Gassner will re-
main in the city until Monday
next, when they will leave for
New York.
Finest N. y. Butter 28 cts at Dixon's.
We have been turning out some
nice job printing this week.
Send your work TO us and you II
always get the best.
Big lot of Fire Dogs at Bond & Jones.
Cheap.
Quite a number of Hartford
people came to Edenton Tuesday
night 10 witness the performance
of the Harriette Weems Co.
boxes Sardines = cts at Dixon's.
Miss Nettie Leary, who has
been deligfting her relatives and
| friends in this city with a visit,
| left yesterday for Franklin, Va.
cans Corn only IS cts at Dixon's.
Services will be held in the
new NJ. F. Church on the Second
Sunday, the 10th. It will be
dedicated on the Second Sunday
in March.
| "Czarinas," the very latest thing out,
On sale at Brinklcy's Emporium.
Do y0u 7vaut to make money?
| Then buyMe Earliest Peas shibPca
| from Edeuton-the Early M0rUlntg
Star, at Lea1yS.
Mrs. Geo. Richardson, who
has been spending some days in
the city with her brother, Mr.. J.
NJ. Jones, has returned to Man
teO.
Mrs. Lloyd Creecy, who spent
last week in this city with Mrs
O. H. Darden, returned Tuesday
to her home in Washington