Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-03-20

Judge Robinson Will hoiS
court in Hartford, Perquiman
county, next week, where, WE
understand, the dockets are small
and that court will last only few
days.
, WE MUST HAVE HELP. We pay met
~and women $40 to SIS per week for cas-,
home work. No books Or peddling
Steady employment guaranteed. Scnc
stamp for work and particulars at once
HERMANN & SEYMOUR, 2I3 South
Sixth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
The FISHERMAN & FARMEg
feels grateful for the kindly
notices given us by the local
press. Such tokens of brotherly
feeling is appreciated. If we had
two hats we'd tip 'em both.
At The Baptist church Sunday
night Rev. DR.. Blackwell preach
ed an excellent illustrated SER
mon on the "Pyramid Of Christ
ian Character" after which one
candidate was immersed and re-
ceived into the church.
The office of the FISHERMAN
& FARMER is located over the
drug store of DR.. Mcmillan Oh
Wafer street. We would be glad
to see all old friends and make
the acquaintance of many new
ones.
Rev. r. r. Vann, who recent
ly visited this city in the interest
Of the new Baptist church at
Washington, n. c., has succeeds
ed i'll raising yearly $1,000,
which he obligated to raise for
the above church.
When completed, which will
probably be next week, the new
draw bridge over CHARLES creek,
at the foot of Shepard street, will
be the best constructed and most
substantial bridge in this section.
+. S. Wiley is the contractor.
WANTED-A reliable lady or
gentleman to distribute samples
and make lousc-to-house cans
vass for our Vegetable Toilet
Soaps. $40 70 SIS a month easil
made Address Crofts & Reed,
S42 to $50 Austin Ave, Chicago,
Illinois.
The large new steam railway
Oh Dry Point Of Scott & Jewell
will be ready for contracts next
month. The bed of the railway
is now ready to be laurched
When completed the yard will
be the largest and most complete
i'll North Carolina.
S, A. Balanger and R. E. |
Sample, both Of Tyrrell county, |
was before U. S Commissioner
Culpepper Tuesday charged with
fraudulently using the mails.
Balanger waved examination and
gave bond for his appearance at
the next erm Of the Federal |
Court. The case against Sample
was dismissed.
Mrs. J. w. Walker, the fash
ionable Water street Milliner, is
just now receiving large stock
Of Spring head-gear and desires
a visit from all ladies who adj
mire the beautiful. She has
taken great pains in the selec-
ton of quality and styles. and
can suit all. Watch for her
grand Easter opening. <
"A crtE in the back" a pain under
the shoulder-bladeS, water brash, bill |
business, and constipation, are synlp- !
toms of dsordered stomachs, kidneys, |
liver, and bowels. For all ailments
originating in a arrangement of these
organs, take Ayers Pills.
The Shedmans who are famous
i'll this section as showmen and
specialists and who have made
Elizabeth City their home and
are now filling weeks engage
ment on the lot adjoining Over
mans store on Poindexter street,
will give a full benefit to the
Naval Reserves tonight. A
special program has been pre-
pared, including a number of
faces we'll known.
Passing the handsome Jewelry
Store of Louis Selig, On Water
street, one is at once attracted by
the beautiful display of diamonds,
watches, jewelry and silverware
in his large show windows, and
stops to admire them. Step in
side; Mr.. Selig and his assistants
are polite and obliging and will
take pleasure in showing you
the stock. Notice the change in
Seligs advertisement this week.
Mrs. J c.. Benbury and Miss
Rena Dawson have formed a CO..
partnership for the purpose ofdo
ing a Millinery business, in the
rooms over the Racket store re
Gently occupied for that purpose.
Miss Dawson has been spending
some time in Northern cities
studying the latest styles and
fashions, and, both, being tastes
full ladies, will doubtless com>
mand a large trade among the
fashionable.