Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-10-23

last odtuludy luSuIIltuCk county
and returned with a string O.
twenty or more.
MI. F. F. Cohoon, Democratic
candidate for State Senate, went
to Hartford yesterday 20 join hi:
colleague, Mr.. Smith, in a can.
vass through this district.
The Bryan and Sewall Ciut
has hung large campaign ban
ner on Main street. 1t is very
handsome banner and reflects
great credit ON the club.
Dealers in the shoddy prefer
to talk about their wares; dealers
in the genuine article prefer tc
show them. The Elizabeth City
Fair is the place to do it.
This office was favored this
week with the presence of several
very charming young ladies.
Ladies are always welcomed at
the FISHERMAN & FARMER print
shop.
DR.. Blackwell's third sermon
in the wonder series next Sunday
night will be the "Wonders OF
Prophecy, how God wrote his
tory hundreds of years before the
events occurred"
Rev. B. c. Krupp from Beth
lehem, Pa, will preach at the
new school house, (near Mr..
Lambs FARM next Sunday even
ing at $50 p. IN. All are cor
daily invited to attend.
The famous cyclorama, "Battle
ofGettysburg" will be one OF the
attractions at the Fair A Won
derful tight-Wire walker is also
in correspondence with the Sec
rotary. Don't fail to come.
Hon. L. L. Smith, of Gates,
Democratic candidate for the
State Senate. and Mr.. F.. F.
Aydlett will address the Bryan
and SeWall Club Monday night.
The public are cordially invited.
Hon. J. E. Moore, of William
ston, N. c., will fill Hon Cy.
Watson appointment here to-day,
owing to the latter's sickness.
He is a speaker of renown and
will doubtless be greeted by a
large crowd.
Come to the Elizabeth City
Fair and don t stay away. Every
thing is being done to make it a
success. The N. & S. Railroad
will advertise in a few days cheap
rates on their trains and steam
ers. So come.
Mr.. Louis Selig, our Leading
Jeweler, will leave tomorrow
for New York to purchase a fine
line of jewelry and Christmas
goods. On his return he will
have on exhibition the finest
stock ever exhibited in the city
The Naval Reserves have re
received and accepted an invita-
ton to participate in a COMPETE
tive drill between the Plymouth
Hartford ,Edenton and Elizabeth
City Companies on Wednesday
November nth, at the Edentor
Fair.
Mr.. F. T. Horton has secured
the agency for the Norfolk Steam
Laundry in Elizabeth City ane
will be pleased to have the
patronage of the public. HI
will deliver your laundry or you
can leave it at his new stand mex
to the pOStOfnCe.
Hon. J. Haywood Sawyer ad
dressed the Bryan, and Sewal
Club Monday night. The hal
was packed and he made clea
and forcible presentation of tn
issues before the people. Hi
speech was much enjoyed an
; created greal enthusiasm.
Rev. B. c. Krupp, of Bethle
hem, Pa, is spending a few
weeks with MI R. O. Preyor, a
"Seven Pines Mr. Krupp is
minister in the Evangelical As
soci ton Church and will organ
ize a mission among the colonist
' who are settling on the Holle
5 we'll land.
The FISHERMAN & FARME
Office las been rushed with bus
ness this week. An extra fore
( employed and night and da
l work necessary to fill the man
orders we have received f
l printing. The people are ia
finding out who the up to-da
! printers are.
The many friends of Mrs. D
= Ridder, of Moyock, daughth'
of our esteemed townsman M
Willis Morrisette, will be gil
II to learn she is improving al
II that bright hopes are now ente
q tanned for her restoration
q health, after a serious illness
several days.