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GALES AND PLANTS
t r : ' i - ; 1U. f, Y f )C A I. CON DEN SED FO R T i I K
f:t fiY UKADEH
M.nifiav last was Old Christ-
: 1 1
t:scrse::'s
annii'-g
; 1 1 1 i
:o!k.
Mr.
W'a
Mr.
ill last wee
1 1 ':
!:ii;glo:i, X. C.
T. S. Armtead. of V
mouth is in the city.
The huutsuun report game
little scarre this week.
'i r T mi is 'on!!;in . of Hertford . i
was m
the citv Wednesday.
Rev. A. W. liurfoot, of Ilert -
ford, was in the citv Monday.
I
Mi
rwvr, -, arien is nun
. :
sick at ner :iome ou Jro:ui street. ;
Mr S W. Svkes snent a few'
days in
lClizabeth
J 1
City this
Week.
The County Commissioners
are having the County Home
ceiled.
An It-dian string band was in
town tin's week making some
good music.
Our office was visited Monda
v two very charming
young ladies
Do not daily
rid of ;t -X o:k'-:
with Hood's S:
e-t JIj(jd's.
h'.'imatism. Oel
i fvi :ig the bitjod
aiilla. !'.e si, re t;
Mr. Joseph Haumgardacr has
gone North, where he will spend
he vera
'eeks.
wanted,
Apply to
Xo'l'iCi:: ljarder:
terms
P
r week.
v. i,. .wtui). .
Dr. H. V. Ilaisey and Mr. W.
C. Thompson, of Roper were in
A T I T. .
Kdcutou this week.
The fence around th.e fair
grounds, recently blown down,
is Ik iug rebuilt.
The colored public school on
Freemason street in this city
has 104 scholars.
Mr. Y. ( ). Hazard, manager of
Faber's L'hoto Studio in tins
city, is here this week.
Miss Julia Jones spent a few
davs last week with Miss Kate !
Kngle, at K. City.
Mrs. Chapman, of Norfolk is
here visiting .Mrs. Klbert White,
on Magnolia street.
Mr. A.O. Fdiiott has oureiiased
of Dr. DilTard the Holmes place,
In
lieai I 01 1 -ro ; 1 1 st tve
A small store is 1
at the corner of ! k
creete
d
m an 1 i
streets for . D. Jones.
Mrs. R. G. Mitchell lias gon
to New York cm a visit to her
daimhter, Mrs. losepli B-.:oth..
Mrs W. R. vSiian
louse
iv
01
ere
O.
Ilertfori
speUL
Wltll
ier diaim'litcr
at..
Klliott.
I'rof. (draves, of the Academy, : '
i.-.c- .,r.. ...... 1 ., ;,,i,t .-,.1 1 r.,.. 41,,-,!
instruction oi oookkeepnm and i
stenography.
Mr. W. I. Leary, who was con
fine.! to his home last week with
an attack of ha ( irippe, is able
to be at his store again.
Richard Houghton, fishing
for Mr. Moses Ilobbs, caught the
first shad in 1S96, which was
landed on Saturdav last.
A young lady attending a party
should have a female chaperon
until she is able to call some
other chap her own.
Mrs. Norman, of
Columbia,
K-lentou
spent
this
saveral davs in
eek, visiting ner sister,
Mrs. ). C. livrum.
Mr. W. R. Brothers, salesman
at th.e store of M II. Dixon, is
recreating in I'enpiimans and
PastUotauk counties this week.
.Mr. and Mrs, Howard Ilogau,
of Hock Haven, I'a., are in the
citv delighting iheir d.iuhter,
Mrs j.W.i'ranahig. w th a Visit.
- 1'hom t'ae number of new e
ter prises tan
here thi ; vo;
11 oi 10 ne
, 1
14 t
artcd
lS:.6
ut ill.
:t looks l;k
win
1 troorl v." - v !or K
-1
jc-hu,
line
Elder of this District, was in th
city last Suuday and preached in
the M. H Church two excellent
sermons.
Rev. N. .M. Watson has been
appointed Superintendent of
Public Instruction for this county
to sueoca
resigned.
y Rev. I no. IC. White
1 ins is a political year ami none
1 1 . 1
f. i should be without a newspaper.
, "I Send us one dollar and we send
i ? von the Pisiirrmatc t'v Farmkp
j - -
till Jan. 1897.
Mrs. M. H. Peace, of Norfolk,
nee Miss Mary Dabuey of this
place, was married this week at
Franklin, Va., to a Dr. Williams,
of Afton Va.
The new home of Mr. M. H.
Dixon, one' of the finest in
the city, is finished, which will
i be occupied by the family of its
owner in a few days.
Farmers are nearly through
: i killing hogs. Low prices have
caused early killing, no doubt.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Huckabce
have returned home, accom
panied by Miss Heck, of
Baltimore, who will spend several
weeks with them.
The constant dropping water
Wears away the hardest stone;
The constant ;uaw of towser
Wears away the toughest bone;
The constant wooing lover
Carries off the blushirrg maid;
Y.vA the consant AnvjitTiSF.R
I? the :nan rho sets the trade.
A good ad vertiseiuei.t in the
!' : u M A x e'e FarmKR first
c itep.e.-. attention, the.i aw .kens
t!iouhf, ar.d tli 'li ha1.!' tlie baN
l'.. : - : . Try it.
In . . i'ae has two male
Moo
his home on King street
,-t
ill- il ill. II Ul.lUt.1 LU KJil
j pay;:
cut of' keeping and 2;c
for
! cc-st of this notice.
Solitilor Leary is at Washings
ton this week attending the
; special icnn oi court appointed
!l)vthr- frOvfrtHV for tin trial of
.,'K. j j, o.incr immjCrers.
A dance was tnven at the
(,.,-, it,,,,,,. t,,,1.Jv ,,,rt
wli:ch Vv-as larrcly attended by
the vouuir people. Music was
- JA i
; furnished by an Italian string
: banc!.
"Old, yet ever new, and simple and
i,-a:uilnl eve; ' sings the poet, in words
v hi' h might well apply to Ayer's vSar
sap;u ilia the most efficient and scien-tiii'-
bio 'a1 purifier ever offered to suff-
;: i :ig lininan
Nothing but.-uperior
merits !:e
it so long at the front.
On Monday last the Kat side
of Kfleuton bay was sheeted with
ic- tliiek enough to make skat
ing safe. Ouite a number skaters
enjoyed the sport as long as the
ice would allow them.
We learn that a shooting af
fray occurred Christmas week in
the upper part of this county
that came near resulting verv
'seriously. We failed to lean)
t;u nanus of the parties engaged
in it.
'piic advertisements contained I
in this paper are of interest to j
our readers, and should not be j
oveviookea. frequently by the
reading of one advertisement
more than the
subscription to th
iaper is j
i
!
:ived or mad;
i iie
paring
Nets ,
1
L it r TC'C; ,
and
:u a
rapidly pre
r::i!'s work
for th
we b
stakes
.lrpeiu."
i 1
' ana:
.: s.ciuneo.
loais are being
red : painted
overhauled , rep;
and tilings sjfeiv
u Iv
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' ; n f r
pnt m
:aaiuess. .-.s
eni:-:L" we.it!1.
will bedn.
jo a as
clears
li
tine:
awav fishi:
Ikv.
i"'
itlv dropjjed a
er of dead-beat
ur list, and e
.hat look as if
th same way.
! v tu romem i l r
considerable niin
SU !)SCi'l iiCi'S : i'olU
1 . 1 . .- 511 , .
it 1;
i'
nev to publish
1
who
e ior
.-;tL-.
ui
Catarrh hi
f i"- 4"i 5 : 1
and ema I
lUv.ai.s. ii .. l "s
-a iuaixiieds oi
n;se it j-rarii:e.s the
way reaioves the
it also Irii i Ids ui
.li xaa.vv; : lias
ascs u'i c;;;arrh i i.
luwd raul in t'e.s
;iuse t-f the die;'.se
lie s ste:a a:i;i :
-'' V .
rAsi attack of
tlaihthcr.a
and tvphoid ;
the f.e. orix- i
lever
Ho'xfs
catharti'--Ihciu.
with everv one w'n ' lr:
XOTICK.
All persons are forbidden to ;
hunt on my land. Those doing ;
so will 1 e punished according to
a p W inTi !
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For Rent.
Residence, corner of Bread
and Albemarle streets, conveni-
eutlv arranged, and with large!,. L. r , A ri,,.
I dictions for each day of the year,
vara. .terms leasouauie: appiy 1
to Oliver V. Gilbert, at K. City,
N. C.
Insult to injury.
The lady (?) who yesterday
called the attention of another to
o.ir patched breeches, whereat
tlkv both laughed so heartily, is
informed that a new pair will be
purchased when her husband's
bill is settled. It has been due
nearly a year. Don't criticise a
printer's dress too closely while
you are wearing silk with money
due us. Tell your husband to
send us 40.7 S and save t'ne cost
of a law suit. We need another
pair of pants. Lebanon, 111.,
yournal.
Arrest
disease by the timely use of
Tutt's Liver Pills, an old and
favorite remedy of increasing
popularity. Always cures
SICK HEADACHE,
sour stomach, malaria, indiges
tion, torpid liver, constipation
and all bilious diseases.
TUTT'S Liver PILLS
Girls, a good deal depends up
on your cn exertion, even this
is leap year.
An Ice Pnt
Will be Put in Motion in
This City.
To Begin At Once.
A Gentleman is here who says
he will Manufacture Ice
Here about March ist.
A gentleman from Michigan
is in the city to secure a site for
the erection of an Ice Factory,
lie is the owner of a plant in
Michigan, which he says he will
remove to Jvdenton in time to
begin the manufacture of ice on
or about the 1st of March.
We hope a suitable site will
be secured at once. The con,
sumption of this article is enor
mous, and at no point is there a
greater demand for it than here
in Kdenton.
In glancing over the entire
field of paying enterprises we
can neither see or learn of any
that will pay a larger dividend
on the investment than would an
ice plant in Kdcutou. The fish
ermen here alone annually con
sume something like 2500 tons,
yet, we believe, if a factory was
established here at least 4500
tons could be easily disposed of.
We say to this gentleman,
give us the plant, as we can as
sure him it will pay from the
start.
Died.
: Tlu death of
1 A. Clavtou on
Irs. Fiizabeth
last Saturday
evening ai eignt o ciock was a
0 ,T
surprise to many who did not
i- r 1.... :ii t?
.S.I.UW Ol SCilUUS lllliCSS. J. U1
ak-out two weeks she had been
i - 1
ii-genng aaugiauuany giou mg ;
v. orse, till finally the end came
as quietly and peacef llyas sleep
the we try body. She lived a
cnristian hie, and cieath to lier
lad no terror. As sinks the sun
10 rest, so wen
st her spirit to the
Father.
In early life she joined the;t...
Methodist Church, and to its
1
worship, its faith , and its institu
Lions she was never
less than ;
tru
1
She was buried Mo: id y alter-
-.ram iron; t'ne Methodist Church;
the funeral services was conduct-'
'..I- . ....t. , 1 .. . 4.1. !
e.i in tile pastor, assisecu uv une
U.erdding Klder of the District.
Her bodv was laid to rest at
the old Svcamore church-yard.
To Qui Readers.
A really good Almanac is not
only a household pleasure, but a
necessity, because the informa
tion it nves can be largely relied
upo
a to o-ovcrn nearly all our
vocations
The Brown's Iron
Bitters Almanac for 1896 is a
first.class familv book( and be
sides the Almanac features, con-
tains a memorandum sheet for
each month m the year; compre
hensive susrtrestious as to the
first aid for persons who are m
inred bv accidents: weather pre-
a forecast of important events; up
to date Base Ball rules; the inter
pretation of dreams and numer
ous other interesting articles, a
few of these Almanacs have been
sent to Walter I. Leary, of
Edenton; N. C, for distribution,
and every adult - reader of the
Fish human & Farmer can get
a copy free by 'applying at once.
Should Mr. Leary be out of the
Almanacs, you can get one by
sending a two cent postage
stamp to Brown Chemical Co.,
Baltimore, Maryland.
If our boys would remain at
home and display the same ener
gizing influence they do else
where, what a change we would
see in our social and commercial
position. The building up our
city must be done by the young
men, and unless we keep them
at home, we cannot expect
growth
in any direction.
If the care of the hair were
made a part of a lady's education,
we should not see so many gray
heads, and the use of Hall's
Hair Renewer would be unnec
essary.
House for rent. Seven rooms.
Apply to A. Bonner.
H KNITTING MILL
Is Among The New Enterprises
on Foot For Edenton.
OUTLOOK IS BRIGHT
xhic moxi!;d-:.h:n of Tim city are ix-
TliRESTnr), AND AUK INVESTI
GATING ITS COST, ETC.
The Fish -;r. man 6c Farmer is
informed by a reliable gentleman
that several of our mouied-men
nff 1 !1 VP? t " crn f ill r llin nrt -.r
knitting mill, which they hope!
to put in operation in Edenton. j
This is indeed encouraging
news, as a knitting mill is an en
terprise that is needed and one
that will surely pay the investor.
Wherever in the South these
mills have been established thty
have proven a success. The
proximity of the material, the
cheapness of labor and the un
surpassed facilities for transpor
tation make success almost a cer
tainty. In 110 section of North
Carolina are these advantages
more apparent than here in our
town. Now, if knitting mills
pay at other places, then why not
i Kdenton?
We trust the gentlemen who
are investigating the matter
will sec their way clear and give
us the mill.
CIGARETTES AND INSANITY
MOST VOUXG PATIKXTS IX A
U'XATIC ASYLUM FOUND TO
HAVK USKD thi:m.
Cigarettes hace earned the
title of 'coffin tacks," by virtue
of their health destroying poweis.
It now seems, according to the
stateineut ofa well known nhvsi-
cian of the West. Dr. Benjamin
Blackford, that thev ?nav do even
worse thi:'.g.-. t!v;:i ems? death.
After a careiul examination of a
f.nber of patients in a lu
1.
kim, and a thorough iu-
uaue
vesr ; r.i
ltion into the ' familv his-
' f eaea ease, it was found
the nut jo: hy oi the v .'.pig. r
uts uaj been :::!; ;et;.--.i to
o: -egaretteS.
:i-i ia i L e 1 i .vas - . . o .--'y
.'--tive of tn eff of .!: tr
.
,
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ti.
Uiokint- on the svsie
.
- oi
clos.
connection
tiie
did
ii en-
bat Dr.
HI ickford
not stop tnere
tie performed a
number of experiments, calcu
lated to show just what influence
cigarette smoke inhalation exer
cises on the throat and the deli
cate tissues, blood vessels, and
nerves of the lungs and bronchial
tubes. The result of his inves
tigation was rather alarming.
"To a greater or .ess extent,"
lie says " this increase of insanity
may be attributed to the perni
cious cigarette-smoking habit,
now so long prevalent among
and undermining the moral,
physical, and mental health of
the outh of our cou itry during
the period of youth development,
when the brain is tender and
plastic and easily affected by the
11 o x i o u s inhalations issuing
through and around the nerve
centres."
Cigarette smoking and cigar
smoking, it is further pointed
out, are two entirely different
things. One may smoke cigars
to excess, and though he would,
of course, suffer ill consequences,
there would be very little chance
of his becoming insane from
this cause. But cigarettes seem
to have a peculiar power of af
fecting the nerves. Perhaps that
is due to the inhalation of the
smoke, lor surely the smoke ofa
cigarette is not stronger in itself
than that of a cigar. Drinkers
are well aware of the soothing,
carcotic, and at the same time
stimulating influence ofa cigar
ette. It is very often the case
that when a man is "tapering
oft" from a spree and craves a
soothing draught of spirits he
will be satisfied with a few puffs
of a cigarette. St. Louis Post
Dispatch.
For RentFor1896.
The house at Hays occupied
by Mrs. Wm. Hettrick.
Apply to J. G. Wood.
Great many people moving to
different points.
TTlie Loveliest Thinarsf
t Y ou Ever Saw.
That is the Verdict of the
regarding our large and handsome stock of fine Jewelry and
novelties. Fine Mirrors in gold ar.d silver plate. Solid
plated Sconces adorn our walls. The latest style Vases .set
f nauusoiue gold cnvx-top table. Ime leather, Aia -
gator ,Lizzarda:id real seal pocket-books. Solid Pens, 1 i -
ture frames. Bronzes.
On, v hat a handsome Smoking Set to give a eentlemau,
and those stiver Shaving Mugs, wouldn't thev be grand ! It
j is worth romethiug to come here to look at all these lovclv
things for CHRISTMAS GIFTS. '
r
V
'Iien in town come in and
Call while the Stock is at its Best
and get your pick; if you don't buy it will give us pleasure to
show you. The prices we guarantee to be the lowest when
the quality of goods is considered.
A. W. HAFF,
Wholesale Commission Dealer in!
2
X 12 Fulton Fish Market.
e-w "3TctI:.
Z&7 North Carolina Shad a
Specialty. No Agents.
Davenport $ Morris,
Wholesale Grocers and Coramiss'on
Merchants
And Dealerc!in FX 3 ?I,
Richmond, Va.
; ' f.-iijaieritsof North Caroliin Ilor
i: soiicirod, arid proceeds remitted in
t 'a. s ! i .
' e. aeeouiitof our intimate a :.jtjain
tatu. and frequent transacti ) with
the '.i.oi!i?ry trade of West ar.d South
V- x' ,i)A- to handle N. C F'ih ; the
-.-:- best oss:bSo advantage, and we
ne kiiovvn everywhere as the l-ir-jest
distributors in this market'
I have FOR SALE a lot
of
HORSES,
from the finest driver to-- the
common plow horse at the
Holmes place, head of Broad St.,
which I am offering at low
prices. I sell for cash or on
time. Call and make a selection
and I'll suit you in price and
terms.
A. Q. ELLIOTT.
For Rent.
One nice dwelling situated
on Hertford road, 4 mile
of Edenton, with four rooms
and several out-houses.
Applv for terms to
J. H. PERRY.
For Sale . . .
Fine Seed Potatoes
I have for sale about fifty
barrels of fine seed potatoes
(Irish) fall crop, at reason
able prices; will sell in any
quantity desired. Apply to
J. H. PERRY.
Posted.
I have this day posted Straw
berry Hill and the Lewton
lands. All persons are for
bidden to trespass in any
way upon either of these
tracts. J. II. PERRY.
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE-
Bank of E dent on
At the Clcse of Business Dec. 13th, '95
RESOURCES.
Loans on real estate, S 52-2
Allot'uer loans and discounts, 2,645.06
Overdrafts, 1-73
Due from Hanks, 42,687. 12
Hanking llcuse, 3,628.44
Current expenses, 1, Si 2.53
Cash items 137-37
Gold coin 560. 00; Silver
coin 52.467-43 3.-7.43
National Hank notes, 1 - 66' 00
United States notes J'
ZS1.S53.S7
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid in,
Undivided profits,
Deposits subject to check.
$ 25,000
2.907
53,946.84
$ 81,853.87
I, George t Folk, Cashier of the
Bank of Edenton, do solemnly swear
that the foregoing statement is true to
the best of my knowledge and belief.
GEO. P. Folk, Cashier.
Correct Attest; Julien Wood, W, O. Elliott
Frank Wood; Directors.
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sSP-e-.j-iessS- - .-a
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look at these lovely things. J
Corner MAIN and
For Sale-
1 A fine lot South east corner of Kin:.;
and Oakum streets well adapted to
i any good business enterprise' having
! a large watei front. Said lot is about
j 140 feet wide and 175 feet deep; can be
i sold - 11 good ;erms. Annie to Mrs.
M. Parish or in her absence to her
agent, Mr. J.,. F. Ziegler,
Ialeuto:'.. N. C.
Notice.
Having qualified as ICxecutor of the
last w ill and testament of Mrs. t "attic
riue Saunders, deceased. 'all persons iu
debted to her estate are requested to
make immediate payment. All persons
having claims against said estate are
notified to present same duly proven to
me ou or before Nov. 22nd. 1S96 or
this notice will be pleaded in bar of
same. J. 1). Hathmax, I:ec.
V. M. Bond, Attorney.
Kdenton, November 1S95.
ARE YOUR FEET RIGHT AND LEFT?
(lUgiitmd Tnde Mark.)
tfftiraftotuita u&6r United SUtta and Foreign Patents.
Knit right and Mt to conform to the shape
of the foot, thus preventing many discom
forts and insuring graat durability.
t THE UP-TO-DATE STOCKING.
Sold at Brinkley's Emporium.
es Dt
oH. W.' MtKm
Fredonla, N. V.,
The Veteran Editor of the Fredonl
Censor, writes Dr. Fanner:
"I have been using: your Blood
and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic, and
desire to say that I like it.
I find it an admirable remedy for the
biliousness, languor and nervous depres
sion incident to the changing seasons,
sufficiently physicinj; and yet not debiiir
tating but strengthening instead."
Blood and Liver
Dr.Fenner'sReeddyN6Y8rFails,
Nerve Tonic
li is a Sarsaparilla-Mandrake-Prince' 1
Pine Alterative, Nerve Tonic and
Restorative Compound.
CERTAIN AS THE LAW OF GRAVITATION
Physics from blood, liver and tissues
all worn-out particles and impurities,
instead, and Restores the Nerves,
cares Mean acnes. uysepsia, constipa
tion. Bad Breath. Skin Diseases. Old Sores,
Dizziness. Scrofula. General Debility, etc.
Satisfaction Guaranteed. Sample free.
Mother! Keep your child's stomach and bow.
els healthy with Dr. Fenner'a Sennatorla
The best laxative and corrective known.
Dr, Former's Soothing Syrup.
Allays Irritation and gives refreshing sleep.
Dr. Fenner's Worm Syrup. "Brought U4
rorms from our child. Mraberlck.Elida.O.''
Dr.Fenner'sFAMiLv SaltRheum Ointment.
est for skin eruptions. Piles, tiores. Cuu,etc
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THIS is why the PEOPLE come and stay
with us:
Courteous Treatment,
One Price to All,
Goods, the best,
jK 1 O 1 CI n n ,a
lglllCK OaleS,hma I i 1 VOTf t S
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Don't You W nnt some of this same kind of treat
ment ? We extend the invitation to you : COME and thou
shalt receive. Remember all of our goods are warranted as
represented and we explain to you the quality of every article
and we give you a guarantee in writing for what we say ami
stick up to our guarantee is whv we are called the
RELIABLE
WATE
Ity, North Carolina.
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Empty sacks furnished and
Cash paid on delivery at Ed
enton or 011 N. fe S. steamer
at points on Chowan and
Scuppei nong rivers.
For Terms. &c . address.
Is
LOOK
SDorting Goods in Abundance at Prices to
Suit all.
Double lireeelidoadiii (inns S-S 00 and up.
Single nrecelidoading (inns $7 00 and up.
Muzzle-loading (inns $2 50 and up.
RIFLES AND AIR GUNS, mz-
"IC C" Gun Powder in 1 lb canisters at 75 cents.
Hazard Ducking Powder at 50 cents.
Hazard Powder, V. G.,V. F. G., V. F. F. G.
Empty Shells, 16, 12 and loguage; Shells loaded with E.C.powd-. r
Shells loaded with black powder; Rifle and Pistol Cartridges.
'.v '. - 'v
Lcggins 75 cents; Hunting Coats .S5 cents; Bird Bags, Gun
Covers, Loading Tools, Cleaning rod and tools, Shell Extrac
tors, Breech closers or "crimpers," Wads and Wad Cutters,
Powder Flasks and Shot Pouches, Gun Caps and Primers.
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and all other goods usually kept in a first-class Ilardwarr Store,
Very Cheap FOR GASH.
Also 2 Bicycles, good as new, for $25, each.
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Reduction in PlllCES.
Equisile It) infer fashions
Full Stock Brand New Goods
of Bvery Description.
Just back from North where I spent 10 days in buying the
greatest bargains ever offered in Kdenton. I want trade, and
prices will make it- Just note how I slaughter them. The
merchants will say how can he do it ? Come to my store
and I will show you.
11 doz. Mens laundried Shirts
i 10 aoz. Dress blurts at 5o cents, worth 75 cents.
Big line underwear away under anything sold in Edenton.
An immense line of Ladies fine capes from Si.5o up, worth
double the amount. Entire line of Millinery to be closed
jout at price. Big lot comforts from 50 cents up- Blankets
from 75 cents to live dollars, worth double the amount.
Ladies vests, good quality, at 2 5 cts. Mens at same price.
Christmas toys at a great reduction.
In Shoes and Clothing I have no competitor- A. good pair
of Shoes for 90 cents, and a Suit from$3.oo up.
Come and be convinced.
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25 cents, worth 50 cents.
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