Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1898-12-09

ludy lOI wake FOTeSt college tC
take a law course.
| Boneiess roll beef for sale by
Robinson Stevens &Co.,
The attention Of cur readers
is directed to the change in the
advertisement of Louis Selig.
Sllarber & White have pur
chased the J. F. Sanders pro,
perty on Poindexter street, now
the Central Hotel, for the sum
of $3.50.
Louis Selig has the finest collec~
ton OF Christmas goods, births
day and wedding presents ever
exhibited i'll this city Parties
who are seeking gifts for their
relatives and friends should call
and take look before purchas,
ing elsewhere. Go early before
the stock is broken.
WANTED-Man to sell the
country stores hardware, tin>
ware and Woodenware. address
1929 N. Caroline street, Balti
more, Nd, 3ti
The Fisherman & Farmer
acknowledges calls from a mum
Der of friends who were in the
city last week attending the
NJ. +. Conference. We are al
ways delighted to meet our
friends and their calls were
greatly appreciated,
Rev. r. c. Beaman, formerly
a Presiding Elder of the Will
mlngton district, and who, it is
said is one of the finest preach
ers in the NJ. E. Conference,
has been assigned the Metho>
dist church in this city. He
will receive a cordial welcome |
New River Oysters, unequal
led even by Lynnhavens, fat
and of a most delicious flavor,
cons family on hand at 5. E.
Speight's Restaurant. Will be |
served at all hours on half shell |
or otherwise. Received from
New River, N. c., three times
a week. Orders promptly filled.
The weather prophet Of the
Orange Observer says: at is
said that the corn shuck is thick |
the hornets nests are near the
ground, the wool on the Sleeps
back is unusually heavy and the
marriages can hardly be count
ed-all signs that the coming
winter will be a very severe
one.
When YOU ask for De Wits Witch
Hazel Salve don't accept a counterfeit |
4
Piles being cured by this, than all
o hers combined. Grlgss & Son.
The ladies of Christ Church
Guild will conduct a "Carnival |
of Nations" i'll the diniug room
of the old Aibemarle House On
Tuesday and Wedn esday of
next week, Dec. 18th and I4th
I" Klondykers,' Laps, Crientals
Japanese and French. Will
supply all who attend with
presents for their friends
and with all things that tempt
the appetite at amoderate pric
The Methodist Conference,
which held a very interesting
session in this city last week,
was an able body of men and
very largely attended. BY a
rising vote the Conference ex>
pressed thanks to the citizens of
Elizabeth City for their hospi>
tality and adjourned sine die at
about noon Tuesday, the 9th
inst, all leaving for home eX
pressing great satisfaction at
business at the session aud at the
roval manner they were enter
tanned while here. The next
Conference meet ng will assem-
BILE in the town OF Washington
N. c.
Last Sunday the pulpit of the
various churches IN the city
being rendered to the Methodist
Conference, they were filled as
follows: At the M. L. Church
Bishop Fitzgerald preached a
powerful sermon i'll the MORN
;ng and President kilgo, of
trinity College, at night. At
the Presbyterian, Rev. N. M.
Watson preached in the morn
ing and Rev. l.. S. Massey at
night. At the Baptist, President
Kilgo preached i'll the morning,
and Rev. DR.. Pritchard of Nash~
vile, Tenn. at night. The
weather was exceeding inclem>
ant but all of the churches were
we'll attended.