Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1897-12-31
The Ne5o York EoernaI of E. Gin.

All the llne-SFer onward an
upward We hear its praise
on every side.
Mrs. J. B. Cox,
| MoyCck.
Bright and Mb-to-Gate.
Your Christmas greeting i
received and we thank you fo
the paper. 1t is bright, up>t,
date, full of enterprise and thrift
1t shows our type and ornament
to good advantage, and ought t.
be Il source Of pride and pleas
IRE 10 your people. With bes
wishes, we ale yours truly,
BARNHART BROS. & SpINDLER
Chicago
II .gi7'cs tie nc7ts.
The Christmas Edition of the
Fisherman & Farmer was brigh,
and newsy. The editor deserves
much credit, for it entailed not
a little labor and time on his
part This paper is one of the
most progressive in the district,
It's aim being to give news
abroad as we'll as at home.
Having been with us a little
more than two years, the NUNS
Der of copies printed proves the
success it has met. We wish it
long life and prosperity.
l. FEARING, M. D.
Wanted Christmas every day.
When | saw the Holiday issue
of the Fisherman & Farmer, l
telt like the little boy when he
took down his stocking on
Christmas morning wanted
Christmas to come every day.
Everybody who is interested in
Elizabeth City's prosperity,
should be glad that it has such
a newspaper, for the worth OF
enterprise of a town is always
judged by the paper it sends out.
Success, big success to your
brother Mitchell, and
long life to the Fisherman &
Farmer.
WIN. E. DUNSTAN,
Mgr. Crystal Ice Co.
Equals tie 7pork ofharee offices.
Mr.. 4. H. Mitchell,
Elizabeth City, N. c.,
DEAR SIR We are in receipt
of Christmas number Of Fisher
man & Farmer. and we thank
you very much for sending us a
copy of this paper. We think
it does you credit, and is equal
in many ways to newspapers
gotten up by much larger print
ing Offices. Wishing you the
com plinents of the season and
A very prosperous New Year, we
Yours very truly,
GOLDING & Co.,
Printing Press NJ fgrs
Philadelphia.
Of the commercial interests.
Your Christmas Edition pre-
'ented most creditable appear
ance and ushered in the joyous
season around many hearth
stones with its sparkling and
generous greetings. We regard
Iour paper as truly the exponent
If the commercial interests of
his section, which its onward
march attests. The merchant,
With his mammoth ADVERTISE
nents, found its medium a sure
eward during the Christmas
holidays, by the large influx of
with their we'll filed and
deliberately decorated stores. In
'ur dairy travelings around the
:ity they presented an appear
nee which reminded us of a
zee hive, so numerous were
heir patrons seeking ingress
nd egress, in search of holiday !
foods to gladden. the hearts Of
he urchins whose youthful de-
light is to hasten to the stock
ngs Oh early Christmas morn
O ascertain the donations from
I'D Santa Claus, and the elder
lass, some Of which their hoary
ocks indicate the near approach
O the last milestone of life.
they too are frequently remem>
oered by kind friends by gen.
.rous gifts We must confess
We were much elated at your at
ainment of mammoth size
full OF choice read
ny matter, of which you and
his community should feel |
Justly proud but pardon me
or suggestion-why not de-
yote a column each week to ags
-icultural topics, which surely
would enlist more largely the
interests of our farming family. |
Cater to this class and we be-
speak not only an enlarged cir
but would take you to
| nearer path that leads to the
Zenith of journalism, with enco |
NUNS coming thick and fast,
With a copious inflow of remu-