Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1897-10-29

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:, & S. r. R., at Edenton, N. {
was in our city yesterday on {
: fetal business.
The steamer NJ. z. Dicke
, man, of the ~. & S. K. r., w
on SCOTS Railways for repai
last week. She was carried
Edentou to-day.
The official record of tt
Albemarle Park Fair show Z
Entries. Non official e to
Reference, National Trottin
Association.
Quite large cargo of cotto
is being brought over from Ne
Bern and other points on til
steamers Neuse and NeWbern'
en-route North.
Owing to the bad weather c
the week past, work on TIL
Lowry building had to be sus
| pended. 1t will be. resumed a
soon as the weather permits.
Mfr. r. O. Preyor, on River
side avenue. displayed US. flag
i'll front of his beautiful residence
during fair week. Such demon
STATIONS are highly appreciated
Mr.. J. D. Hobbs, practical
salesman Of Winfall, n. c., will
be with Mr.. L. Lavanstein, o.
E. City, Nov Ist, and will be
pleased to have his friends tc
call.
In the rush to get their can
ned goods &C., away from the
Exhibition Hall, some articles
were taken through mistake.
PLEASE return to DR.. II. II. Ayd-
lett,
Zoeller has added to his OK
tcnsive photograph business. 4
frame department. If you haI e
any pictures to frame you can
save money by giving HIM a
trial. oct-2o- st.
Strangers coming to our town
are very much impressed with
the condition of our streets just
at present, and we regret TO say
that the criticism is untavorable
to us.
We are informed by gentle>
man from Hatteras, that the
storm of last week was The Sc
verest one Tor years, and the
tide was extremely high at that
place.
Mir. c. c. Allen, Administra-
tor of the estate OF Mrs. L. A.
Halsey. will sell household and
kitchen furniture Oh Saturday,
Nov. goth. at her late resi-
deuce.
Our harbor is almost bare of
the recent stormy
weather has interrupted some
what the commercial intercourse
BY, water between this place and
he lower sounds.
This week the FISHERMAN &
FARMER goes to its readers with
six pages. We all went to the
Fair last week and there was no
paper issued, but we shall make
good all omissions.
There seems to be a lull in
he business arena, owing to the
rains. Its revival |
sill take place under more
favorable weather, which we
rope is not far distant.
The continuous rains for the
past week, has rendered our
treets and sidewalks disagree
lble: to pedestrians and public
ravel When will it let up2
)ne extreme follows another.
Rev. J. c. Kilgo, D. D., we'll
nd favorably known here,
preached at the NJ. E. Church
asst week. His sermon was a
effort and much ap
'reclated by the large congrega-
ion present.
Rev. Mr.. Peuick, of Shreaves.
bort, La. who has accepted a
al to the pasterate of the Bap-
ist church here, is expected TO-
morrow. He will not begin
lis pastorate. however, until
sunday week.
Mr.. Louis Selig, the Jeweler,
las just returned from New
FORK where he went to select a
line of holiday goods,
bridal presents, &c which he
will soon open up at his en-
On Water street.
DR.. H, T. Aydlett left Tues
lay afternoon for northern cities
O. purchase a large supply of
rugs. His store, on the corner
# Water and Poindexter Streets
las undergone thorough repairs,
preparatory to opening up bus
ness.
Mr., c. c. Allen gathered up
he remnant stock of, Fair ex-
libits on Saturday afternoon