Fisherman & farmer. [volume], July 18, 1890, Image 5

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EDI US TON, JULY 18. 1890.
Entere t at the Post Office at Eden
ton as Second-Class Matter.
O-iTT KT -1-4- D-vrrv f
J 1 . J iwi -r r 1 . 1 m , 1 : 1 k m 1 -
By J. A. Woodakd, Whole 1e Oroeer.
Kin Street.
Standard granulated Sugar per lb 7c
Golden kC" 6
Coffee Rio, fair " 18
good " " 20
" Roasted and ground " " 2
Tobacco, u Economies Chum " " 2.1
hot. " " 6t
Chin Powder, 11 " 25
K. Oil, per gal 9
Rod "k fc' " 14
Arpie Vinegar. " " 20
est India Mai asses " " 35
Potorico inoiaeses M " u0
Syrup 41 " 30
Fain 1 1 v Lard , per 1 b 7 V
Leaf " k 9
C. R. Sides, per lb G
Butts, ' kt 5
Shoulders, "Bacon" u tk 54
Sugar Cured " 7
Breakfast Bacon, kk " 8
Sugar Cured Hams, 44 13
Corned Beef 44 4 6
Cod fish 44 4' '5
Butter N. Y. State 44 22
Bolted meal, Fresh per Bus. ;8
Corn k " !0
Hay 44Prarie1' per ton .-12
Tun. ' $17
Clover 4 4 44 $14
Paint Various colors per gal 81.10
I3isirioss Iiocals.
Three Cents per line for all locals under
this head. Elsewhere live cents.
Just in. New crop of Buist.s Pre
mium Turnip, and Late Cabbage
Seeds at Learv's.
Scales 5l,3jlcI IPlazits.
Fruit scarce.
Melons plentiful.
Politics all the rage.
Tin' nights are just charming.
Delightful rain on Wednesday.
Di.i you go to the lawn party?
The 'lancmg school continues with
interest.
We have seen some nice cantaloupes
on the market.
Who will be nominated this year for
Sheriff? Guess.
Th' residence of Mr. I.. L. Briukh'
is receiving some needy repairs.
The residence of Mr. R. E. Oatman
has been beautifully painted.
The congregations at the dfferent
churches on Sunday were hu ge.
Frequent and constant advertising
brought me all lowu. A. T. Stewart.
The count Commissioners were in
session two
tax Lists.
daa inib week revising
Whenever you see a rat hole pour a
little 1 ti in it. it is said that rats will
not come near it.
The new residence of Mr. W. H.
Brown, n Okuni street, is rapidly near
ing completion.
The home of Mr. L. F. Ziegler and ye
Eoitor nas been undergoing some re
pairs this v. eek.
John Skinner, the notorious Jail
bird, continues to give the Jaiior, Mr.
Sprain, some trouble.
Farmers from all parts of the county
give the most favorable reports relative
to evmy variety of crops.
Call at this office for a copy of the
speech of Hon. T. G. Skinner on the
Federal Election Law.
Candidates for tue office of Register
1 Deeds, tai the other S'de, are uiovv
1U1
Only
as-
-nothiug more.
Let us be of good cheer, remember
ing that the misfortunes hardest 10
bear are those which never happen.
Lowell.
Dwellings are in demand. Isitpos-
bh
be
ui
we allow people to leave Edenton,
ise tne
;e tow
can t get a home": Buitd
1.
t the Suffolk Military Ac id
found in tios issue. li is
d school and we commend
e 1
in
The cotton crop is the finest ever
known in Chowan county. A farmer
tohl as on Tuesday that he had aheady
hilled his crop.
fixe time and places for holding the
Congressional, Judicial and Senatorial
Conventions have been named. Dem
ocrats, do our duty.
- e want more correspondents. Ev
erj item of news that you thinx would
interest our readers will be gladly wel
comed by u if you will send it in.
lue niv
on the A(
ladies oi
access
party last Thursday night
eiuy Creen. given by the
' Methodist church, was
ie bland furnished music,
a
The Baptists had an ice cream lawn
entertainment on ednesday evening
which was very pleasant and "successful
111 recepts and other social atti actions.
Those who wish to visit Ocracoke, j will be held at usual places on Wednes
oneof the most delightful resorts on , ,j.. ru, oa
the coast, will hud m this issue the
schedule of the Str. Beaufort. Head
it.
Ho For the Sea Shore
ao, r or xn oed ouure
Interesting News to The
Pleasure Seekers.
lust received 31 Dozen beautful
silk stripped wosted shirts for gen-
i tiemen, all of the samples from a
larre Wholesale House. No two
large Wholesale Mouse, ao two
-
.. ... . . .tii.i 11
sllU la dime ciuei iiic v lit un vivj
at wholesale prices, at R. J. Mitch-
ell s Bee Hive Store.
30 dozen Men's aDd Boys suspen-
ders that range in prices from oc to
75c pe-pair. Some of these goods
are beautiful silk woven with the very
atest natent buckle, and will also be ;
sold at wholesale prices.
VT r . . .
Don't think for an instant. Reader,
that we are trying to form the impres
sion that we are selling goods at cost ,
for positively we are not! We don't
make our money that way, '"if we
Found A bunch of key?, containing
one small brass key, two flat keys and
i one round key. Owner can get them
I k..- . . i i 1 r v 11 f lii; nIHdP Mllil viiur tVlf
i-jy l ii l I 1 1 ai 1111. wi.Av.-v " i-' J 7-t w-
ad vertisement.
The Methodists now hold their Sun
day School in the morning instead of
evening as heret fore. It meets at 9:30
o'clock. The attendance last Sunday
was quite large.
Another youngster declares himself
a candidate for the office of Register
of Deeds. "T shall seek the Republi
can nomination because my father is a
Republican," says he.
We learn that Mr. R. E. Oatman has
purchased the lot adjoining the home
of 'r. Geo. Baker, on upper Main
street, upon which he will soon erect
a handsome dwelling. .
Our Foreman, Mr. J. H. Holmes, re
turns thanks to Miss Annie Wozell a f r
an invitation to the parly given at her
residence on Tuesday night last. The
evening was a most enjoyable one.
It will beseen elsewhere in this pa-
pt per a list of the cattle and marks
ot same slaughter and sold in Edenton
Market from July 1st. to 13th. This
list will be published every week lor
benefit of cattle raisers.
We have received for distribution
several copies of the speech of Hon. T.
G. Skinner, delivered July 1st, in the
Mouse, on the Federal Election L:iw.
We hope our people will read it. C a 1
at this office and secure a copy.
Remember that Chowan ounty has
a candidate for Solicitor. Go to your
township Convention and elect deli
gates to the County Convention who
will support him in that coaven
tion. Let Chowan stand solid for
Bend.
The Editor of the Fisherman & Far
MEii will probably attend the North
Carolina Press convent. on to be held
uext week ac Durham. At the ad
journment of the convention an excur
sion will be given to the editors from
Durham to Morehead Citv.
The Cenatorial Convention is called
to he held in the town of Hertford on
Wednesday the 27th da.- of August,
lb90.
The Ex Committee by
C. S. Vann, Chairman.
July 15 1890,
Having a candidate of our own for
Solicitor, oi course it will not do to
-end anything but a solid deligation
from this county for him to the Di -trict
Convention which convenes in Eu
euton July 2i)th. Attend the prima
ries and sec to it that the right men ae
eiecied .
WANTED: An energetic man who
understands clothing or tailoring to
represent us in Edenton and vicinity
as sales Agent. Splendid Fail and
V inter assortment now ready. Wan
atuaker & Brown, Philadelphia, Pa
The largest Clothing and Merchant
Tailoring House in America.
The Str. Haven Belle wdl make an
excursion from Edenton oc N g's Head
tomorrow . The tt amer will lea ve her.
a 10 p. m. Returning, wjIi arrive at
Edenton Monday moi mug in tune feu
business. This gives our business men
a s, le did opportunity to visit th:s
erran-. old nlaee. ! he i-'Ivmouth Rh d
will be oi; beard anu make music l'
theoccasi n F r . tound trip. Si G .
Chuureu To.'.
The boss machine in the way of a
liquid freezer was exhibited here last
week and A. J. Batemau and M. F.
Bond purchased the county right foi
the sile of the machine. e saw the
machine at work a very simple looking
contrivance in itself and were surpris
ed to see how readily milk was poured
into a funnel at one end and came out
ice cream at the other. Water was also
tried ami came out shaved ice. The
machine is a Georgia patent and will
work a revolution m the wa of ice
cream makinir.
County Convention.
i ne
Democratic County Convention
to select delegates to the Congression
al, State, Judicial ami Senatorial Con
ventions will be he.d in Edenton on
Saturday, Jul? 26h, l.m, at 2 p m.
The Township Conventions to send
delegates to said Countv Convention
J R B. Hathaway,
Chut'n. Dcm. Ex.Coni. Chowan Co.
do seil in large quantities' but we
h tt VVh !e lmeof sam -
pies sent out oj urummers lor a
large Wholesale Establishment and
1 T r
we give our patron ttie benefit 01
our bargains, and we are satisfied
with discounts for our profits. Call
early at the Bee Hive and secure
the cream of this matchless barga n.
r a t?-;a- t..i
' u anu nun a i iua t I u . Liir l .
ofLa(iie5 and Misses Oxford Ties in
Uongolaf Kid and Russetls p;aia oe
pattern tip. for 25c less than regu'ar
prices. II . Mitchell-
Straw hats for Ladies and ChU.
trimed unfrimed be
, , c
reaucea irom meir aireaav low
prices 10 percent at R. J. Mitchells
Great Bargain Store.
Men and Boys straw lints on ac
count of large quantity on hn i will,
be reduced 20 per cent iesthan reg
ular prices, at the Bee Hive.
PERSONAL.
Miss Maud Leigh is the guest of Mis.
Kate Coke.
Miss Annie "ozelka is visiting
friends in E. City.
Miss Jennie Shaw has returned to her
home at Shawboro.
Mr. E L Woodard and wife have
goue to Nag's Head.
Miss Ella Spruill is visiting f riends
at Rocky Hock this weex.
The family of Mr. C S. Vanu went
to Nags Head last week.
Mr. W. D Rea took his fami'y down
to Nags Hwad last week.
Mrs. L. W. Hawkins is visiting
friends in Washington, N. C.
The family of Mr. J. X Rea left
WednesiUy for Nag's Head.
The family of Mr. K. P. Pendleton
wenc to Nag s Head last week.
The family of Mr. C. W. Simmons
left for Magnolia. N. C on Tuesday
Mr. Luis Bad ham left yesterday foi
New York, where he will remain for
some time,
Mr. J. II. Bell and family, wh spent
last week at Nag's Head, returned Fri
day looking improved.
Col. R. G. Mitchell, accompanied bv
his wife, left Monday on an extended
trip through Virginia, prospecting.
Mr. Charlie Boas, who has been with
O. Newman in this c ty, leit tins week
for his home in London, Eng.
Dr. T. FT. Leary, accompanied by
wife and little daughter, left last week
for Maryland, where they will spem.
the Summer.
Mr. Jess v Cam pen has moved hi
family back to asmngtou, where he
has accepted a position at one of th.
large mills at that place. Sony b
lose him.
OCRACOKE.
SUMMER SCHEDULE OF
Stes
BEAUFORT.
For the Lenefit of those who desire
to visit Ocracoke during the season,
the Beaufort
Schedule.
will run the folio win;
Lve Washington every Saturday 11 p. m-
" Monday 5 a. m.
il ki " Wednesdav 9 a.m
Close connection with the steamers
from Greenvill and Tarboro, and the
train from Jamesville that connects
with the Wilmington and VVeldon
Railroad.
On intermediate days the Beaufort
will touch at New Bt-rne, leaving then
la. m. Tuesdays and 11 p. m. Thurs
days, connecting with Atlantic lia:.
toad. C
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55
From Washington to Ocracoke and
return S2.50.
From New I erne eo Ocracoke and
return 2.r0.
Single trip tickets .'! o0.
From Washington to New Berne 82.50.
New Berne to Washington
.O'J
Ampl
Accommoda-
tio
in
SPENCER BROS. .
Managei
TheJSteamer Beaufort lias been
built and made larger, and is no
comfortable and sea worthy boat.
an
nas ;. perm
carry H
SUFFOLK MILITARY ACADEMY
Established in 1S5.
Business, Scientific and Classical
Courses, with telegraphy and Civil En-'
gineering. Full corps of teachers.
Moderate charges. Military Depart
ment OPTION a L. For '26 page catalogue
address JosEPii King A. H. Prin.
Suffo.k, Ya. I
j In Challtes and Lawns the most
:fasti,iioils b suited at R. j.
Mitchel.'s.
1
I Our line of White (ioodb has been
! pronounceu the handsomest ever
brought to Edenton bv Lad es in our
! tow n who are in every way compe-
i tent pidees. We have a beaut-.tul
f . . - . .
lute ot all over Embroidery, pjain
hemstiched. and hem-ttched and
tucks r 20 per cent less than they
can be bought elsewhere.
SPECIAL.
xi- a- y -j ,
Y e ofrer a. so t'reat inducements
n Gentlemen s bpriug and ummei
7lothinj Ten do! 'ar suits for -76 50.
Price no ob tct If you need a suit
come now at Miuhe.i's Bee Hive
Store,
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH
CAROLINA
The Fall Term Opens Sept. 1th.
Tuition $30.
Four regular courses of study. C!ai
cal, Philosophical. Literary. Scieiitic.
Special courses in Clieinitiv , t';v;
and Electrical Eugineenig, Pharmacy,
and ot er studies..
Seperate schools of Law and medi
3ine. whove studeuts may attend ilie
University lectures.
Address.
HON. KEMP P. BATTLE, LL. D .
President. Chapel Bill., N. .
1 HE FRIENDS H'
Mr. T. J. Harrell,
will find him at the corner Mai
ind K.ing street with a
tiue line
Wine?, Liquors and cij: r
nromises satisfaction as to
1
and prices.
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NOT1C
Having qualified as administratoi
on tne estate id' Mily A. Hoilowell,
deceased, notice is hereby given to a i I
persons holding claims against s : in
stat to !
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s mi them
uii lerstgil
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ering. AH persons ieoe ted l the ea
tate will please make immediate pay
ment . 11. B. I h )U . iW :jj .
fety land , Chowan Co., N. C June iii
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from Hotel; has six rotms. kitchen
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IRON FRONT BRICK BUILDING,
jLaentoii. - - -N .
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Groceries.
Provisions AnA
TobaCCO
Crockery & Tinws
Salt And Coal,
Goods are bought for Cash I eloss
figures and I am prepared to offerin im-
ments to Country Merchants and Con-
sumers.
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Subscribe for this paper
90 dozen Towls a? wholew'e prices
Aeuh.uu:
T I.: . 1. i .L 1 i
iurann iMin snu pure e 1 mail r ax
To vlj wi'l be s i d tor ; 3 pet Ci s
than the) can be bought els where.
K. J. MitcheS .
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read e for action and fh
t tilt t
a,,,,. ; .;n u;i
are glad to note that ha ponder 1
jaws bave out jel devoured all if
the ck cash, but 1 itro s ti and
the Bee I live has yet to sc.' ti n s f
1 which i:s I'ropnctor can c mp ain
"oeptofbt.
Ice 'o'ticrs will be furnished free
t0 "ho h-ive been " utifort unite
, ,
.. n . i v . r i i
supply before examining the immense
stock ai
R. J. Mitchell's.
WOODARD BROS.,
Wholesale Grocers And
V .T0BACC0W1STS . '
Dealers In
Flonr, Previsions.
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c. .m i. in-.tr. uara,
VUD,
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Produce,
C mfectioi.cr.es. etc.
New Iron- Building,
KING STREET.
Edenton. TsT. C.
WESLtYAN FEMflfE COLLEGE
Mnrfreesboro, X. C.
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COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
CARY, Wake Co., X. C
A. E. B '! iT. L. T. PRINCIPAL.
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.:ii ilibtiuctively Normal School
n Mortii ' r lima. 1 11 1 1 faculty f
tr lined t aelu-rs. Five courses of i ni .
' 'iploniHs ?i i n. Special advaritagei in
music. Buildings large. ;?ni -!i ar-
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Va. Mil. Inst.
J. C. H IRNEK, A. M..
David-- m ( '..lie,
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4th Aaeust.
Fall session 1 stH) opens
j One of the beet equipped schools in the
houtn. nurse oi instruction hitch.
Refers to nearly 3000 old students, ior
ra talogu . ad . r sh
Hoicneb A: Dkewry, Oxford, N. 0
Nets FOR "90-91.
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lie? ' j nisier a ei 1 nine i o.
! invite business for 1890 and
j: ior Gill
' Nets.Traj 1 and Seines, w ith Seine Tw Um
ofthtfbest tirade tiny can make, a
I good, they belli reasthc l-st. and a
: low as faithful work can h- oil red If
I Cuts and unreasonable low prices in
! variably Invite low grad of goods.
The long exp rh-n o t'.e under vvrit-
r is an insurance that the
! Best Goods
1 are the most economical to the poorest
! Fiohei man.
Our Mr. Charles B' Ladd. who has
already made a very interesting . i - 1 1
to the fisheries ol the Sound, and m
thoroughly acquainted with the pro
- "f wnking Nets and arai so rig t:. un
agreeable to the orders 1 I Fishrmeii.
Ill n.'ivf? :i;rit; 01 upfiyttMH inn
nind. arid I will iMQft! the people
at we will do right in all th.::g- rei
ting to fishing gear,
Will. StOWe.
President of il.e Gloucester Net c
TwisM t . and lat ! President and .41
vears in the Anseriesua Net and Twine
Co.