Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-03-27

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, themselves the Elizabeth Cit
Ministries. and who indeed give
d splendid performance, will pei
| form in Edenton at Rea's Oper
House on the 10th of April.
Many of the farmers of thi
section are holding their las
years coin crop for better prices
In fact very few in Pasquotanl
county have sold. The price O
corn yesterday was 81 cents
wholesale.
| FISHERMEN, look to your interest
and save both MONEY and TIME by buy
ing your NETTING from the ELIzABETI
CRY NET & TWINE Co., at the LOVES
| SPOT CASH PRICES.
Miss Dawson and Mrs Ben
bury have opened their millinery
store on Water street. We be
speak for them liberal patron
age. Tuesday and Wednesd y
next have been set apart as theil
opening days, on which the PEG
pie of F. City are invited TO cal
and inspect the stock.
A horse owned by c. L. Ives
the liverymar, and driven BY
Bert Wells and Sam GTice last
Sunday ran away, completely de
molishing the buggy and throw
ing the occupants to the ground
They were badly bruised, but
escaped serious injury.
The sale of the large lumber
plant, including stock on hand,
of the Jones Lumber Co., which
was sold by G. NJ. Scott, receiv-
er, has been confirmed $3.50
was the price paid. The mill
will start up about the Ist of
April under the management of
Mr.. Henry A Dodge.
WE MUST HAVE HELP. We pay men
and women $40 to SI0 per week for easy
home work. No books Or peddling.
Steady employment guaranteed. Send
stamp for work and particulars at once.
II HERMANN & SEYMOUR, 2I5 South
Sixth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Mr.. Benjamin B. Tatem, an
aged and we'll known citizen Of
this town, died Friday at his
home in the Fifth ward and was
buried Saturday; aged about 90
years. He had been in very poor
health for some time. The
FISHERMAN & FARMER extends
its sympathy to the bereaved.
We invite an inspection of the
Job work turned out at the FISH
GRs1AN & FARMER office. If it
pays to advertise at all it pays to
have the work done in & manner
that is artistic and attractive. We
use the latest style of type and
the best material, and a trial order
will convince you that we strive
to please.
Mrs. I. N. Tillet, who has gain
ed quite reputation as All artist,
and whose work has been adj
nired by all art critics, has On ex-
libition in the store windows of
Hathaway Bros. a beautiful cray
IN picture. Mrs. Tillet's oil paint
ngs aud work in water colors
nave been favorably admired by
Judges fully competent of criti>
,ising such work.
WANTED-A reliable lady or
gentleman to distribute samples
and make house-to-house cans
Eass for Our Vegetable Toilet
Soaps. $40 to SIS a month easil ! |
made. Address Crofts & Reed, !
542 to $50 Austin Ave, Chicago,
illinois.
To night at the Atlantic Col
egiate Institute Hon. w. J. Crit
in will lecture Oh the "History
IF North Carolina. These
lectures are specially ar
-anged for the education of pupils
IF the Institute, but are also ell
-ertaining and instructive to the
public, who are cordially
invited to attend.
Mrs. J. w. Walker, the fash
IOnable Water street Milliner, is
Just now receiving a large stock
Of Spring head-gear and desires
l visit from all ladies who adj
inirc 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.
The diligence of the reporter
failed to trace any foundation to
the rumor that a white woman in
the first ward had given birth
to quartette The story is told
by those who claim to know, but
is disputed by people who live in
the neigh borhood where the I'm
natural birth is said to have
taken place.
1t is quite probable that the
Albeinarle Park Association will
hold another fair this Fall. There
was bl,t one reason, WHY, n, Gro