ST.TiiSCRirTION PRICE
, When Paid In AnvANCK:
Post Office at Ed
,,', ;H Second C'uns n i at tor
lomiccments and rccommen-
i '.U's forolnce, whether
tj ot communications or
H be charged as adver
.1 -i.'.
i ) ! i
NEW OFFICERS.
the recent election of
, A !y I'Mcnton Lodge
: I i ). (). V., the following
At
rs
were elected lor a term
()f nix months:
j . liaumgardner, N. i.
V. R. lirothers, V. Ct.
R IViidlcton, R. Sec.
V. Cheshire, F. Sec.
L Urinklcy, Treas. and Jan.
s l Wixon, Chaplain,
j fifointun 'fits by Noble Grand;
' . S. Suimncrell, War.
Then. Ralph, R. S.
j. . Holmes, L. S.
Frank Whitmore, I. G.
T. I'. Jones, O. G.
V II. Iledrick, R. S. S.
A. H. Mitchell. I.. S. S.
j. C. lion.d, Conductor.
Vice Gand tippoinlmntts;
a, I. I'. Bond, R. S.
I) V. Raper, L. S.
Ctinuuittccs:
i'inancc J. C. Bond, A. II.
MiU l'.' H and K. R. Fcrrebee.
Sick or relief committee L.
1. Hrinkk-y, V. II. Iledrick and
K lv. IVndleton.
Died on the Street.
Mr. Richard O. Carter, a farm
er wli' lived near ICdenton on
lViubvoke tarm, and who usual
lv ca-.ue to town nearly every
iiiurni:ig to sell vegetables, etc.,
eune over yesterday morning
alxnit" o'clock, accompanied by
his little boy
On reaching the
corner of Water and Broad streets
he complained to some gentle-
men standing thereby
w.is feeling (piitc bad.
that he
He sat
his basket of vegetables down
and took a seat in a chair. In a
(;w minutes thereafter he was
s.vn to fall helplessly to the
Luo.iud Messrs. T. I. Jones
and H. F. Francis immediately
went to his assistance and dis
patched a messenger for a doctor,
hat he expired before the physi
cian could reach him. lie was
then taken to the undertaking
establishment of L. F. Ziegler,
where he was shrouded and
ihuvd into a neat coffm. At
1
116011, his remains were taken to
Winton, his old home, by Mr. J.
K Jones, where they will be in
tonvd.
DIED IN CHINA.
Mrs. Fannie Knight, who
eiidit vears ago went from this
county as a Baptist missionary,
has died at her station in Middle
China. Two years ago she be
came an independent missionary.
Excursion.
Messrs. Bateman and Sharp
have chartered the steamer Lake-
wood to give an excursion from
Winton and points on Chowan
river, touching Edentou, on the
-oth to Nag's Head. This will
he a delightful trip, as the excur
sionists will be given two days at
the beach. Fare is cheap and
special hotel rat-S have been
made for those who go. See
handbills.
Married.
Mr. T. I). Summerell, of this
citv. and Miss Pearle M. O'Neal,
of Virginia, were married last
week at the bride's home.
The happy couple arrived in
the city Monday evening.
We offer them our
latious.
congratu-
Auetioneer.
Having been appointed County
Auctioneer and given bond
therefor, all persons are forbid
den to exercise the virtues of
that office under penalty of law.
A. J. Bateman,
Broad Street, Edenton, N. C.
ARE YOU '
BANKRUPTinhealth,
constitution undermined by ex
travagance in eating, by disre
garding the laws of nature, or
physical capital all gone, 11 so
NEVER DESPAIR
Tutt's Liver Pills will cure you
For sick headache, dyspepsia,
sour stomach, malaria, torpid
liver, constipation, biliousness
and all kindred diseases.
Tutt's Liver Pills
an absolute cure.
Good
Ill
Steady
u
Customers
Those are the results you
want from your advertis
ing. It is people of this
sort who read the Fisher
man & Farmer read it reg
ularly and read it thor
oughly. You can keep in
touch with them only by
advertising in these col
umns. Tell them what
you have to sell they
know a good thin 2 when
ill
id
the-
see it.
I'ersoiix iii'jivhig- Kdeiiton
During the iiiminer can have the FISHER
MAN & FARMER tuail-i to Iheni by ordering
it at this office.
SCALES AND PLANTS
ITEMS PURELY LOCAL CONDENSED FOKTHF
BUSY HEADER
Don't worry about the weath
er.
Use lime freely in your back
lots.
Cut down the weeds and grass j
this month.
Edeuton's base ball players are
winners.
Job LoLs, tubaeco and eitjars for .-ale
at Parker & Howell's.
The only way to have a friend
is to be one.
Cotton has greatly improved
the past few weeks.
Mrs. M. E. White and son, are
at Nag's Head.
See ad. of Atlantic Collegiate
Institute in this issue.
Miss Madge Bond is spending
the week at Nag's Head.
Coca co'.a tiekets will be redeemed at
A. C. V.itehelTs for every ci rink. desired.
Miss 'Helen Bond is visiting
relatives at Nag's Head.
Mr. W. S. Summerell is spend
ing the week at Nag's Head.
The Fisherman oc Farmkr
subscription list is growing rap
idly Misses Annie .ond and Lizzie
Bateman have returned from
Nag's Head.
Mrs. E. L. Brinkley and chil
dren are at Nag's Head for a
few weeks.
Miss Kate Wood has returned
home, after spending some time
at Shawboro,
Don't drink anything to ex
cess, lee water is about as bad
as anything else.
Subscribers
not
receiving
their paper regularly will please
give notice at this office.
For good .groceries .uo to Parker &
IIowc'l's.
Mrs. Mollie Ilinton, of Sufs
folk, is in the city on a visit to
her brother Capt. J. S.Jones.
Mrs. J. H. McMullan and chil
dren are enjoying the ocean
breeze at Nag"s Head this week.
Messrs. J. M. Jones and H. K.
Williams came up from Nag's
Head this week and spent several
days.
Hot! hot! Isn't the v.-ciithr hot? He
cents will cool vou :U Mitchell's Kins
street store.
Miss Maud Vincent, of Mur
freesboro, is in the city delight
ing Mrs. L. L. Hrinklej with a
visit.
Excursions from Edenton to
Nag's Head 011 the new steamer
Lakewood on the 10th and 20th.
Secure a ticket.
The Woodard yacht, Annetta
Capt. Len Wool, arrived Monday
morning from Nag's Head with
several on board.
There's happiness in the heart
when it's struck by Cupid's dart;
perfume of flowers in the air.aud j
a brightness everywhere. i
The simplest and most effect-1
ive way of writing an advertise-;
merit is to write what a good
salesman would say. hx.
Notice the cut prices on Shirts at'
Newman s lor tins wcck. i.eiici ui m
1 supply while they arc so ciicap.
Advertising has always paid.
Years ago when Sampson took
two columns in tne rmustme
Temple, he actually brought
down the house. Ex.
The editor returned home
Saturday last from Nag's Head,
where he spent nearly two
weeKs. iic lulu"-1 "'-"
proved.
If vou are a merchant and do
not advertise, how do you ex
pect the people to find out what 1
you have tor saie iou musi
- - 1 . -. A ' ...4- I
advertise it you want. 10 uu .uc
business you are prepared to do.
For the best ice-cream use only
Shried Biand Condensed Milk, for sale
by Paiker & Howell.
The young men who are "too
old to go to school" and too lazy
to work, and the dudes who part
their hair in the middle and lay
around the street corner Sundays
and Mondays and every other
Hav in the week smoking cigar
ettes while their mothers dig in
ti trarden. are the calamity
howlers of the future in this
country. Buffalo Journal.
t Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Woodard
and Mrs. Bettie W. Bunch and
j daughter are enjoying the sea-
oreeze at iag s Jrieacl. :
At the Odd Fellows lodge next
Monday night the newly appoint- j
ed officers will be installed. A I
j good attendance is desired.
The attention of our readers is I
: 1 1 .1 . .1 t r- utMl"
y r 11 . . , . i . '.
j nner, wneei-wngnt ana general j
! repairer of vehicles.
Odd Fellows, you are requested
j to attend next Monday night's'
meeting of the lodge. Business !
of importance demand attention, i
j Those blessed with tmail feet will
l find bit- bargains in slippers at New-
j man's. 300 pairs 2s to 5s at 40c -.editc- i
tion.
i Miss Bessie Wood has returned
home after a visit to Hillsboro,
accompanied by Misses Helen
Martin and Eva Tallin of .E.
City.
Sp.rud Sunday at Nag's Head
and return refreshed and invig
orated for the duties of the week.
The Lakewood will go down Sat
urday night.
Misses Lena and Sallie WriD
kinson returned to their home at
Leechville on yesterday, accom
panied by Misses Mary Bond and
Rosalie Mitchell.
Mr. C. M. Murden, after an
absence of several months re
turned to Edenton Monday even
ing, much improved in health.
We welcome him back.
j-j.ies, n,J-:i:s bed bccs, kill them all.
Yon can do it. Use Calverts Inseet
powder the only genuine teal stuff on
the market, patent sift top box, furnish
es its own destruction. Onl- 10 cts., at
Leary's.
Mrs. A. H. Mitchell, accomv.
panied by her two children, re
turned Saturday from Berkley,
Va., where she spent two de
lightful weeks with her sister,
Mrs. W. M.Jewell.
We hear that the Quickstep
colored base ball team of this
city will play the Red Stockings,
of Norfolk next Monday at the
Edentou Fair grounds.
Don't miss the excursion Sats
urday night 0:1 the steamer
Lakewood from this city to Nag's
Head. It will be strictly a first
class trip, and no one will fail to
enjoy it. Get ready and go. The
fare is cheap.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Brauning
left Saturday afternoon on their
tug, Arm and Hammer, for
Nag's Head, taking with them
a number of young people. The
party returned Monday morns
ing.
A man sitting in the middle
of a pasture, waiting for a cow to
come to be milked, is no more
foolish than the merchant who
stocks his store and waits
for
trade to come to him without
advertising. Chenoa Gazette. j Having made special arrange
rs i.h'e sakk Not without iiai'y's rtttouts with a first-class Gold and
Cholera Cure. Never known to fail in lver plating Establishment, I
the cure of Dysentery, Uioien. Morbus. - ui;, oc
Get a bottle and keep for use. We J offer myself to the public as
iruarantce everv bottle. James Baily J agent for same, an quote the foK
fca?y-srPriet0rS' IiaU5''10rC Md" at lowing prices for plating
Xll., " r ... GOLD.
At a meeting 01 rue 1 ru.iceis
of the Edenton Academy, held
August 5, Prof. C. D. Graves
well recommended : now let
us
all come to his assistance.
The handsome new steamer
Lakewood, Capt. Warren, will
make her first trip from Edenton
to Nag's Head to-morrow night.
This will be a most delightful j
trip, and as many as possible
should go down. Fare for round-
trip i 1 .00.
Colored Odd Fellows.
The Grand Lodge of the G. U. ;
0. 0. F. of North Carolina is in ;.
session this week in this city, f
It is an intelligent looking body ;i
of colored men and we trust
their meeting will prove both
pleasant and profitable to them.'
Mr. F. A Ward made a trip to
Suffolk last Tuesday.
Mr. A. J. Ward is having some
repariug clone on his kitchen.
There was a grand excursion
OVCr Llie OllilOlK. C. caiunua j
R. Thursday.
Miss Liua V. James, of Eliza
beth City, will take charge of
Warwick High School, Monday,
Aug. 1 2th 1895.
Mr. R. D. Boyce, of Canton
Ferry, lost one of his sons last
week.
The members of Warwick
Swamp Church are preparing
for a protracted meeting. It will
begin Monday after the third
Sunday in September.
Messrs. Ward and Spivey's saw
mill is steady at work. Success
to them.
Crops are pretty good through
this section.
W.
Herring's Compound Syrup Black
berry Root,
The great germ destroyer of cholera
infantum in children. A positive cure
for cholera morbus and dysentery in
adults. The mothers friend for all
summer complaints. The worlds great
victor in diarrhoea. 25 cents at Lcary's
For Sale-
A fine lot South east corner of King
nnrl Oakum streets well adapted to
any good business enterprise having
a large water front. Said lot is about
140 feet wide and 175 feet deep; can be
on tood terms. Apply to Mrs. B.
M. Parish or in her absence to her
agent, Mr. L. F. Ziegler,
Edenton, N. C.
Atlantic
' Collegiate
Institute.
A Finishing and Preparatory I
School
for
both sexes.
Full i
courses of study in seven depart-!
mt 11 IS
Excellent advantages in
jujc
Typewriting and Shorthand
courses.
Full Faculty of Excellent Ins
structors.
Students admitted to Univer
sitv of North Carolina on certifi
cate. Students prepared for Annap-
! olis or West i'oint.
Eighteenth Annual session
opens September i6ih, "(JS-
Terms very low. Write for
Catalogue. Address,
,V. L. SIIi:i:i J res it tent.
Elizabeth City. X. C.
Mid - Summer
A. C. Mitchell's Department
I Store is selling all summer goods
at cost for the next thirty days.
Now is your chance to buy any
thing you need at half the regu
lar price. We mention a few ar
ticles which comes in very nicely
during the heated term.
Ice cream freezers.
Ice chisels,
Hammock hooks,
Stretchers, etc., etc.
Also men's and boys straw hats
at ioc, regular price 25 cents.
Lawns at 4c per yard. Crcpon
at ioc. Ducks at roc, and a lot of
ladies vest at 8 cts. Gentlemen's
shoes at 1.25. Take advantage
of this offer. Goods must go to
make room tor fall stock. Give
them a call. Store 011 Iiroad St.
A. C. Mitchell's
Ocpartiueit Store.
VAX Ivor
"Watch Cases Ji.oocach.
"Vest chains .50 cents each
!!t)uecn -
.50 "
ulr"Huttons
f. Ear-rinss
.30
ssiTvicie.
Watch Cases from fi.ooup.
Table Spoons, per doz.. $5.00
Uesscrt " " 2.50
Tea " " J2.00
1?. I!
Wat h n:ih j; . -Tcwc'er and C)Uician,
EllE.NTOX. N. C-
!V
rXIVERSITV OF NORTH
CAROLINA.
Comprises the University, the
College, the Law and Medical
Schools, and the Summer School
for Teachers. Tuition $60. 34
teachers, 47 1 students. Address
Chapel Hill N. C, for catalogue
and handbook on "University
I Kducation ." ju2o-33n
jj
L .
NOTICE
The iirm of Bond S: Makcly, e listing
heretofore between D. C. liond :uul M.
Makely. is hereby dissolved, 'y the
withdrawal of the undersigned.
Parties interested will please lake
I notice.
M. JIAK1-I.V,
June 27th, 1N95.
Jersey Milk and
Fresh Vegetables
On ICE Daily,
A.t lowest market prices by Mrs.
T. T. Hoskins, at residence 011
King 9treet.
Executors' Nticc-
Having qualified as executor of the
late Harvey liurk, Sr., I hereby Rive
notice to all persons indebted to his
estate to come forwnrd and make im
mediate settlement. Those holding
claims against the same to present them
for payment within twelve months from
date of this notice or it will be pleaded
in bar of their recovery.
Philip McDonald,
July 24th, 1895. Executor.
bOfiSOn 189o.
oti.AU. 3 1 i . v i : Dii.vu:
increase- Demand!
.;tsew i
itits
nK';t"!Ui"
Increased Coiisignnicnts
J. H. HARRIS with
CALEB llALiLY & CO.,
11 Fulton Fish Market.
Wholesale Commission I'e
all
FRESH VI
i-rom the w:r.
isiencil
N"nh Carolina,
ml Mai.ioiii.rv sent on
1 ,
a:?pi' ati-jn
'i
A. W.
HAFI
h-!esa'e Commission Dealer in
N I ' l-Vwt-m Fish Market.
!TiV North Carolina Shad a
WILLIS H. ROGERS
V h cd e s a 1 e C o ui ro i p s i o t i
Fish Dealer,
106 Fclton Fish Market,
Sp-eial Attention given to the sale of
North Carolina Shad, Rock, Chub,
Perch and TERRAPIN
!lrfrenc: (Juirltin & Co., Hankers,
and Chas. Robinson, President let Nat-
ional Bank. Elizabeth City, N. C. and
other Financials when (ieirtd.
tJAm not and have never been in the
Mellon, Truck or Fruit business.
Stationery And Stenciis furnished at
a moments notice.
. millers o.s 1
WHOLKS ALE COMMISSIO M
Fish Dealers,
no. 7 Fulton market,
New York,
Samuel P.. Miller,
Clarence O, Mille
Special Attention
GiveQ to
THE SALE OF NORTH CARO
LINA SHAD.
Stonells ami Stationery Furnished on
Application.
WE EMPLOY NO AGENT.
S- Ix. Storcp Go.
Wholesale Dealers and Shippers of all
kinds of
15 FULTON FISH MARKET.
IV X2 W Y O.-l 5 - 'Ii -
We work harder for the inter
est of the Southern fishermen
than anv house in the business.
Successor to cvrrRY & tricst.u.
Wholesale
Commission
Merchant in
and ()ystc s.
i'i-!- li N. DclawarcIA venue.
Above Vine Street.
PHILADELPHIA.
Returns Promptly Made.
Stencils furnishedlon application.
C. K. Warner.
1 f. Jann
C. E. UiflER & GO.
Wholesale Commission Merchants in
North Carolina SHAD
A Specialty.
Nos. 9, 10, 22, 23, 32 33. 2S & 39
Dock Strkkt WiiArf.
Philadelphia.
Sanner Bros.
Wholesale Commission Dealers in-
fish,
GAAVE.
Barrelled Oysters &c.
116 Hollingswortli Street.,
BALTIMORE MD.
nins Oiftori i.ti! II. WoolUtiJ.
Jno. W. iKwU.ind.
Clifton & Woodand,
iier.eral Commission Merchants
A Specialty in Season.
I Terrapin, Soft Crabs,Oysters, &c.
2j S. Charles Street.
Baltimore, Md.
RKrKRENCi: :--National change
! Bank ami Dun's Commercial Agency.
j ci,s crin h., had of J. C. Manila or from
Ljie nouse.
Erttahiished lGl.
SAML. te. LAWDEB & SON.
Fresli Fisli,
Soft Crabs, Tei-nipin, Etc.
VJ5 Ught St.
Baltimore, Md.
Quick Salt's
1'rompt iJeturne
UEFr;iu-;Nor:8
Tiint.'is "'il l. I'anlv. iMtns M'-r.-nntilc Ak.mic
j t iu'vens
v, n,.d . lifx.pcr a i. .1. liuki'linrl A Co.
.it i. Hank. The .1. S. Johnson Co
E . Albaugii & Son
Wholesale Commission Merchants
Fresh Fish,
1". ICIiA'IN. OVr-l K i; s . i J A M I: Je I 'i t ' I.T 1 .
Xo. IJfht stit ot Wharf.
BALTIMORE
j
; Consignments Solicited,
Prompt Returns, Our Motto.
j RFFRFNCF
! 0iU.u,ns Nat'ioal Bank."
: y. j Hoover it Co.
.
Davenport & Morris,
iWholmi,e ,;omi,
j And Dealers in FISH,
i t?0u inrl
vv vvy tfcfcv wv.
Consignments of North Carolina Her
ring solicited, and proceeds remitted in
cash.
Onaccountof our intimate acquain
tance, and frequent transaction with
' tho Grncorv trade of West and South
j wenreable to handla N. C. Fish to the
very best possible advantage, and we
aro known overvwhere as the larcetit
distributors in this market
Shipping No.
-Established 1S61.
iii. &. J&aynes.
Com mission Dealer in
$ruck, gruit, &c, &c.
New York City.
Stencils and Cards furnished
by the house or by
" R. S. MITCHELL, Agent.
Shipping Number.
The same old stand at 1' Park
1'Iace. Still occupied bv
JOHNB. PAGE'S Sons,
for the sale of Peas and all kinds
of Southern grown Vegetables.
This firm has handled business
ot this kind for 20 successive
years from oklEdeuton and other
Eastern Carolina Points.
Don't forget to give them a
I share of your patronage.
DO NOT
FOllOET
THE
Albemarle
ask
Ladies, Gen
tlemen and
3S7
Children when
in need of
lirst - ciass
Drv Ci ods at
second-class p; ices 0 to the Olil
liable Alhema.lc Cash Store.
lle-
j We do what we roir.ise, nothing moie.
; Xjv fioods, !
j fSatter Goods,
j Cheaper Goods
; : than any other honse in town,
j dgPDry Goods of any kind.
Dress Goods ofany style and qual
ity from bets to 51.25 per yard.
Trimmings of all styles and prices.
Boots and Shoes
at any price or size.
Notions of all kinds for Ladies, men,
and children. Mens Shirts, a stock
that ca:;t be beat.
Now the finest of all is our
complete line of fine
Millinery Goods
all of the latest styles and importations.
We have a first-class Milliner at hand.
Do not for-gct to call at the Albe
marle Cash Store for anything you mav
need, and at prices which will surprise
and please you. No fooling but fair
dealings to all who will favor us with
a call. very truly,
L. L, MOORE, Manager.
la-41
for Infants and Children.,
THlKTV yar otxtrratlon of Castoria with tl pRtron ag S
mlllioH. cf pno ), permit n to .peak of it without gm.lnjr.
It Im nnqoostloiiftbly tha beat rmdy for Infaait. and C&ilIra
tha world ha vcr kaowa. 1 1 i harml . Ch lid ro llVt it. It
give. tbm hcvJOi. It will ittv 'd'! llvw. In it Kot herl nr.
.omothing wLir h 1. abolotlr ai and practically pHMit a
cMld iBdiclnt.
Catrtorta troy Wormt.
Cantoria allay Fvf riKnx.
CantoHa prevent vtTmiUcg Snr Card.
Ca.toria f utc Dirrhaa aa Wind CoUa.
Catoria rcliovc T thln.: rronMw
CaptoriaetroCon)rlpatloa ixnl Flatalenoy.
Ca.toria nntralle the effectn cf carbonloacld rm or pnltonnni air.
Ca.toria nota not contain morphine, opium. or othr narcotic proportj .
Castoria awimilato. the food, rjfulJU h the wtomarh and bowel.,
giving healthy and natural alcrp.
Ca.toria i. pnt op in onedae bottlo only. It 1. not .old In bolt.
Don't allow any one to .oil y o n a u ytLin CT jo o ajth o pi o a o i"p ro at i .
that it la "jast a. good and " will answer every pnrpo.o."
See that yon yet OA-S-T-Q-R-I-A.
The fao-.iiuilo
aignotnro of
Children Cry for
HZ
mm m
AND
HCsiIn.
At 2, 3 and 5 cents per head. Cut fresh from
the Garden. Call and be convinced.
Respectfully,
IMIl JIl 3I(?lOi AIJ,I).
. Bee that JfAMB
1
Sold at Uriukley's
I tap 1 I i Ta:,l
Sim w wv
i k im. ama m.m. mm ' . m r-w
I t " III Mi 9 1 I II III I I 111 I m -Jf V
1 liS y"Qc55''f'''
I
i. onavery
pper.
Pitcher's Castoria.
. i.twjB.uiiiRWiMJMun..i.i 11 mm ,niijjyiiiijy
'5 ..-.'
Street.
1.000.000 Pcoole Wear
W. L. DOUGLAS
Si 0
$3 SHOE T ml
$5.00. $.00, $3.50, $20. 2m25l
$3-00, $2.50. $2.00. $. 75 -F
Any Style, AUSizts, Every Width.
CAN FIT ANY FOOT.
Wear W. Im TVoasIxa tfrmra nA
bv Irnra 1 .00 Co a.4M m
pair. Ilia kilTaaee la leatiwr hma
now run
Biocitoi, Xjisa.
Emporium