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FISHERMAN & FA'RME'R
Distinguished Visitors.
Progress.
-BY-
A. II. MlTCHEl.1..
Jas. R. Elliott
ofo-PUBLISHED EVERY FriDAY.-oo-
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$1.50 If Not Paid In Advance.
I'elivered at doors of city subscribers
by carriers, as soon as from press,
without extra charge.
The Editor disclaims all responsibil
ity for the views or statements of cor
respondents, and reserves the right at
all times to revise or reject any article
he may think proper.
Always sign your name to a news
paper communication simply as a
pledge of good faith. It will not be
published u:tless you desire it.
Best advertising medium in the Dis
trict. Rates very moderate. Special
rates on long contracts.
All announcements and recommen
dations of candidates for office, whether
in the shape of communications or
otherwise, will be charged as aJver
tisements.
ELIZABETH CITY, April iolh,iKy6.
The political situation at
Washington, so far as North
Carolina is concerned, grows
daily more complicated.
The Democratic State Kxecu
tive Committee has been called
to meet in Raleigh April 9th; to
fix the time for the meeting of
the State Democratic convention
Between the Raines liquor law
and the reform administration
of New York, the Democrats
seem to have a very good chance
of returning to power in the
Empire State.
Lowell, Mass., wants to build
a monument to the memory of
15en Butler. Lowell has a per,
feet right to do so, "provided its
citizens can convert into cash
old Ben's spoon when Congress
passes the free coinage act.
Mayor Pettit is the Anthony
Comstock and Dr. Parkhurst, of
Norfolk lie is engaged in
crusade against vice in that city,
but at present writing vice leads
in the race and the police force
seems unable to cope with it.
The Bible tells us that if we
resist the devil he will flee from
us. Very well. We'll try it on
the devil's brood that are now
seeking to capture North Caro
lina and give us another Douglass
Legislature.
It is rather surprising to the
Fisherman & Farmer, that so
many prominent politicians con
sider Mr. Cleveland eligible for
a third term. The President
himself, in an open letter says he
don't want it, and we have loo
much confidence in him to think
that he desires that which the
Father of his county would not
have and Grant could not get.
The nomination will be made at
Chicago; and not by Republicans
either.
Let Elizabeth City grade her
streets; repair her sidewalks; put
on some live enterprise, and the
old tovm will hum. We can
build here the largest commer
cial city in North Carolina, and
it will be easily done. The
greasy moss-backs and misers
must be strangled in the deal
but strangle 'em. We mean,
figuratively, of course but let
'em sweat as they pay their por
tion, and let the live men come
up with a whoop.
It can be done!
The Populist Stite Chairman,
Senator Marion Butler, issued
last week a letter announcing
that there can be no fusion with
the Republicans on the electoral
ticket, and none on the State
ticket, unless the Republicans
concede to the Poputists the
nomination of Governor and one
member of the Legislatuie in
each county.
The letter has caused the great
est political sensation of the
year, and has thoroughly upset
the Republicans and given 'em
quite a setback as to their cal
culations for the coming cam
paign.
Republican State Chairman
Holton is reported as saying that
it forces the P-epublicans to
nominate a straight ticket, and
that they will not submit to this
evident purpose of Butler to
break up their party organiza
tion. He asserts positively that
nearly half of the Populists in
North Carolina will vote the
;.. 1 :blican ticket, and that
B-:t'er has taken this stfp so he
c: 11 fuse with either psny four
ears hence, which ill sgree to
return him to the Senate.
Butler is a political schemer
: d always has an eye open to
si less. Undoult hBy the P p
til 'st Senator has th; Rads v re
he w r.ts thein and will use his
little hatchet "where the chicken
p-ot the axe."
On Tuesday, Elizabeth City
was honored with the visit of
Gov. Carr and a party of distin
guished Carolinians, who reached
here in the morning on the
steamer Neuse from Newbern,
and spent several hour.- in the
city. In the party were Governor
Carr and Mrs. Carr and two
daughters and son, Elias, Jr., Dr.
and Mrs. V. V. Turner, Dr. and
Mrs. James McKee, Major G. W.
Wilson, Mrs. Thomas S. Kenan,
Dr. R. II. Lewis and Dr. A. B.
Hawkins. Their coming was
unannounced and they were here
before hardly anybody in town
knew of their presence. The
party was met at the depot by
Mr. M. K. King, the genial Gen,
eral Manager of the Norfolk &
Southern railroad, who had pro
vided carriages, and were driven
to the principal points of inter
est in the city, after which an
informal reception was held in a
private car at the depot in which
the party embarked later on for
Edenton. At Edenton Mr. King
had in readiness the Company's
steamer Haven Bell, 011 which
they were taken to visit the large
sound fisheries, for which this
section of the Governor's State is
noted. The Editor of the Fish
erman & Farmer, whose ac
quaintance with Gov. Carr has
been of long standing, was es
pecially honored with a pleasant
interview, during which affairs
of state, as well as personal, were
discussed. We always gladly
welcome visitors, and especially
such distinguished ones as were
here on Tuesday. We regret
very much we had not been in
formed, so that a reception due
the Governor could have been
given.
Why Kissing is Pleasant.
The reason kissing is so pleas
ant,, says an osculary expert of
scientific tendencies, is because
the teeth, jaw bones and lips are
full of nerves, and when the lips
of persons meet an electric cur
rent is generated, and yon don't
have tohave a dynamo machine
nor a battery in the house, nor a
call box, nor a button to touch
to ring up his central office, and
there is no patent on it, and the
poorest person in the world can
enjoy the electric current better
than the millionare, and it never
gets out of order. If Edison had
invented kissing it would cos
$100 a year, like the telephone
and then extra kissing would be
charged up extra, and if yo;
didn't pay for it they would take
out your kissaphone and discon
nect you from the central office
Since a majority of the voters
of Elizabeth Citv have given our
Republican friends the righ
to bond the city for $10,000 for
the purpose of digging out Tiber
and Poindexter creeks, and since
the work begun last December
is not now half finished, and can
not now be finished before the
hot weather sets in, it seems to
us that some move ought to be
made by our city fathers to pre-
vent what may possibly be a
malarial epidemic here this sum
mcr. If allowed, the Fisherman
& Farmer would suggest that
a liberal supply of lime be used
on this death dealing mud and
filth which has beeii accumulat
iug in these creeks for years and
years, and which is now being
thrown out on the banks of the
two creeks, exposed to the sun
We verily believe, and we have
the opinion of a prominent phys
ician for it, that there will Le
considerable sickness in Eliza
beth City this summer unless
liberal precaution is taken and
taken at once.
Lynch's "Sanctified Army,"
"Holiness Band," or whatever
else they call themselves, which
was drumed out of Virginia and
came to this section about a year
ago, were driven from Currituck,
Camden, aud every wiiere else
except Pasquotank, where they
have succeed in separating man
aud wife and breaking up several
amilies. The wonder is that,
after knowing what thev do
about Lynch, some Pasquotank
people will allow themselves to
be influenced by such cattle.
Executors Notice.
Haviug qi;:i'iiiecl as executor of the
late Thomas S. West, I hereby give no
tiee to all persons indebted to his
estatf to eoi:.-j forward and make im
mediate se-.tl Miient. Those holding
claims against the same to present them
for payment within twelve mouths from
date of this notice or it will be pleaded
in bar of theii recovery.
Philip McDonald, Kxct.
Edenton. N ; ., Mch. 7, '96.
Mar2o-6t
Hou;e f.-r rent on Broad
St., Ed in ton, N. C. Terms
reasonable- Apply to A. H.
Mitchell, E. City, N C.
There is an age of progress, an
age in which there is no room
for indolence or laziness. The
man who does not bring out all
his moral forces or talent powers
to the front, is no .v generally left
behind. This is not a thing that
is confined to any one occupation
or profession, but to every an i-
mated enterprise of worth among
men. remaps, me reamy 01
tins nas not yet oeen amy con-
sidered by all, especially the
young who wouia make ineir
mark in life. Men do not act
live nor move now in the social.
domestic nor commercial lite as
.1 t r r
m tne aays 01 yore, oome reason
of course, may be allowed lor
.1 r tm.:i
me iormer generation, xnen
advantages and facilities for a
rapid movement was no com par-
ison with the present. The
young man now nas tne di 01
advantages and multiplied op
portumnes to iiuiy quamy nuns
self for any honorable position
W1 u-pu uu.
cannot be otherwise,' when we
consider tne lavoraoie access tne
young have to our schools and
colleges; to suy nothing of expe-
nence wincii may De taugnt
them by home influences. Let
our young men who will soon
move on with the rapid progress Miss Annie Shaw, of Shaw
of time, and who shall control all boro, is spending the week here
the improved business affairs of
this nation, begin now to keep
1 Mr..:.
pace wiLU pioirrebs uv quuiuyiu
l, , " i
themselves to manage everv hon-
.MMP rvwifi in lift. ThJ
young who fail to use present
opportunities, and to prepare
themselves for coming emerges
cics will find themselves left far
behind while others are gather-
nig the golden laurels of hfr.
We can scarcely realize in our
minds, or comprehend the rapid
progress made here in our own
country during the past thirty or
forty years, and yet if is a fact,
showing itself in the most vivid
light. Think of the progress
made in teaching aud training
the fine intellects in man, the
grand inventions, the improve
ments made 111 aP departments
of agriculture, in science and
arts. Rapid and astonishing im-
v
all the leading business affairs of
life. Many old chronic diseases
e now treated by a new process
and cured, which were unknown
some vears ayo to the best skill-
ed phy.-icians.
There are manv
other new
features too numerous to men
tion here, all of which go t
show that we live in an ag: wor
thy of our highest esteem and
appropriate qualifications.
Can we, and will the rising
generation prepare themselves to
meet tne coming responsibilities'
A good education, good morals,
aud a christian life, are to be
found among the qualifications
necessary to prepare men and
J 1 1
women to be useful in life. Se-
cure these and success is yours.
A course 01 Hood's Sarsaparilla this
Sprivg may be the means of keeping
you well and hearty all Summer.
The Home Merchant.
The home merchant is entitled
to vo:ir trade and ought to have
it, as against the itinerant dealer
or the merchant of some distant
city. He spends his money here.
Up- hnilrU n i1rt wWI, J
nances tne value ot an property.
tt 1..1 r i. i 1.
,uniul uiuuaum
wincii you worship, and the
- 1
school to which you send your
tt l - rr 1
misrepresent ins goo.is or swin-
die you. Sell interest alone
would prevent tins. He stiys
with you in sunshine and in
storm, in times of prosperity and
itq i..,.
Uit 3 V.'l tLVi V11LV. XA ii ii 1 71 II
sliarc of the bunlcns of f-o?d
govei.r.ncni. v ncn a suoscrjp-
........ . nl
tion paper is passed he is lirst
approached. These are a few of
1
the reasons why you sho dd pat
rom.e the home merchant. And
if he has the goods you want and
sells them at the right price, and
ets the fact be known by means
of an advertisement in the Fisii-
iiMAK & Farmer he will be
very ant to e;et Ins share of the
a u
rade.
Why suffer wilh Coughs, elds.
and LaGrippe wheu Laxative liromo
Quinine will cure yor in one tlav. Does
not produce the ringing in the head
like Sulphate of Quinine. Pu! up in
tablets convenient for taking. Oi ar
auteed to cure or money refunded.
'rice 25 cents. For bale and euarau-
teed by Walter I Lear v.
The readers attention is called
to ad of Grocery for sale i i this
i sue. A good opening.
Attend the minstrel tonight.
J. D. Bateman left for Balti
more Tuesday.
Mr. J. H. Robinson visited
Norfolk this week.
Mr. A. L- Baum;ardner spent
Tuesday at Norfolk.
There's a big freshet coming
Gut 01 Koanoke River.
Miss Rebecca Elliott is
visit-
ig friends in Norfolk.
Mrs. John Wood is visiting her
1 mother in Elizabeth City
qne -ce factorv, was
put in
motion on Tuesday last
I
Mrs j n Mitcilen j,as return
ed to her home in Suffolk
The storc of the Brannine
Mfg. Co. will soon be open
Miss Mamie Williams is visits
hg friends in New York City
J)r c p Bogert, dentist, is
Upending the week at Fairfield.
Mj. , R Elliottf of EHza
beth City, was in town this weel
Mlss yda wnkiuson is 111
Wilson, N. C, visiting her sister.
Members of the Edenton Bar
attended court at Gatesville this
week
Chick s show is entertaining
the people this week at Rea's
Opera House
R- A- Pretlow, Supt. of the A.
o, iNav. io., nas
removed his
ca . .
office to this citv
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Branning,
ntirl rlipJr vi,irrr; srcnf K.finrer
at Virginia Beach,
. . . , ,
p p p Qf Plymouth, were
;n tho ritv Thk1pv
. ... - j
Miss Pende McMullan
her charming cousin
and
left
after
left
Monday for Richmond.
Miss Madie Badham,
spending Easter in town.
yesterday for the fishery.
Miss Collins, who was visiting
her sister Mrs. Frank Wood, has
Uone to E- Cit' 0,1 a visit
The rioters were tried here last
week, six of whom are in jail for
a term of four to six mouths
Very beautiful Easter services
were held at the Methodist aud
Episcopal churches last Sunday.
Norfolk, are. visiting the family
of Mr. E(1 vVood, on Broad street.
,.... T t.t.u
1 iur. wiinc jxaiv.wiiuaas uec 1
attending the Medical College at
Baltimore for some ti:ne, has re
turned home
Sheriff Parker and officer C.J.
Pratt kit 1 uesday morning fur
Kaleign wit.i tour prisoners lor
1 r
the penitentiary.
Indigestion follows the use of
whiskey, beer aud wine, to cure
it we advise you to use Bromo
Celery every time.
fisip'; Ann ir nnrl 'ii;ip Win-
born, of Berkley, Va., are in the
city the guests of Miss MaryRea,
Queen street.
Pnnip, nf tho Wishwrmvw ft-
Farmer are on sale at A. C.
Mitchell's store. Secure a copy
1 1
auu KCC Fu.
Mrs- bcnuyler uul charming
aaugliter, oi liirmingnam, Ala.,
are visiting the family of Mr. T.
y Brmninf
The Elizabeth City Minstrels
ill give a modern burnt-cork
entertainment at Rea s Opera
House tonight.
I w " f r m ti "v r t
iuj1 j viuj.
Kicnard Hall, a tinner ot iui
enton' was in town Tesda--
saunciers ana m. v.
weej.
Averv en ovab.e entertain
ment was tiven Tuesday ni-ht
j is
1 "
at the Academy.
paper for a year. You can't make
a better investment
At the Charlie Wood grove an
Easter egg hunt was given last
Monday afternoon by the ladies
of the Episcopal church. It is
said that nearly 600 egs, bean
tifullv nainted in five difTrrent
colors, were hidden. Henry
-Jt - -
Hooper, Jr., ol Edenton, found
twenty three of them and rcceiv
ed the prize.
The hunt was
quite amusnig.
I Blood end Skin Diseases
A 11
ICared. MH
EOTAfIC r.lOOD BALM never fails
to coir rll manner of Blood and Skin di
. l( ih tin pio.-t Soutliei n hniiding up
tt.r.' p.mivtn Heitipdv. Asa tonic it is with
old h n-. ) '--lntely beyond compari-
5
id f-r-I l ll.e p 'h.ic. It is :
tpU -.ill i!N :e 1 inzfrom in
,3 ii:,. i-wr'rlie 1 a'ciditioii of t
vJi 'f ":!iEle bottle
S; to:: .. ii'i any orin r cinmar r-iutir ever ol-
f -r-.l 1 r- h.ic. It is a certain panacea
impure blood, or an wr
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tue human evxtem.
ii- i"-Amo)ir.t virtues. It makcx new. rich If:
tfi l!f.i. ad pcob almost iniruculuus heal-
r.z?l ":r freebook of Wonderful
Cav-s. i ic , s.1.00 per 12x33 bottle ; IjC
Ma $ox 2 iv,.- is. bottle3. y
' T'nr r-Lt v I'lrnirirista : if not nenil to m. tP
if.i iii'.'.nl.if! ill bo no lit, frciIit preiMiid, La
LLOOO DAL.l CO., Atlanta, Ga.
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W. G. Moss and family left
Saturday last for Newport News,
Va , his former home, where he
has irone to erect a lanre brick
store.
! T rr M . f .
R. Z. lute, manager 01 the
Dn,,,,;,,.,. m rnti,l frr
; the North to purchased goods,
j He was accompan ed by his
Gov. Carr and family, accom
panied by several distinguished
persons of Raleigh, were in the
city this wek. They were here
to visit the various seine fisheries
on the sound.
If you want to keep on the
gooi side of your best girl get a
bottle of Bromo Celery for it is a
sure cure for the headache.
On. Easter Monday the follow
ing gentlemen of St. Paul's
church were elected as Vestry
men for the ensuing year: V. li.
Shepard, Thos. Thompson, M.H.
Dixon, Frank Wood.M. Makely,
E. S. Smith, J. G. Wood.
Capsizku. During the severe
wind last' Monday afternoon a
sail boat capsized in Albemarle
sound aud the occupants narrow
ly escaping a watery grave.
After two hours clinging to the
bottom of the boat, they were
rescued by the steamer Olive
which was on her way to Eden
ton.
At thk fishery: The annu
al trip to the fishery on Easter
Monday was taken by probably
the largest crowd in years. The
day was beautiful and the young
people enjoyed themselves im
mensely. The first haul of fish
was made at 1 o'clock and, while
not large, was quite a pretty
sight. The Knitting Mill is now an
assured fact. As aunounced in
the Fisherman & Farmer last
week, the stockholders held a
meeting aud elected seven direc
tors, who are as follows : W. B.
Shepard, M. H. Dixon, W. D.
Pruden, E. L. Woodard, Frank
Wood, A. M. Hawkins, W. O.
Elliott. The erection of the mill
will begin as soon as the neces
sary arrangements can be per
fected.
Secure a Copy. The Fisher
man & Farmer is sold in Eden
ton by Master Frank White and
at the drug store of A. C. Mitch
ell. We regret the supply last
week was inadequate to the de
maud, but have sent a larger
number of this issue and all can
secure their favorite paper. It is
bigger, better and more interest
ing than ever before.
It is with feelinsrs
of much
sorrow that we chronicle th(
death of Mrs. T. E. Oarduer,
which occurred on Friday of las
week at her home on Queer;
street, after a brief illness. The
funeral took place Sunday after
noon from the Baptist churcl
and the services were conducted
bv the Pastor. Rev. YV. F. Wat
son. Of Mrs Gardner it may
truly be said that she was a most
excellent lady. She was a coin
sistent Christian, a kind neigh
bor, a foud mother aud a devoted
wife. Her mission in life seems
to have been to make those haps
py with whom she came in con
tact, and now that she dwells
with her Father in Heaven, her
friends, whom she has left on
earth, remember her as as angel
wearing a crown decked with
the Saviour's richest jewels. The
Fisherman & Farmer offers
the bereaved family its sincere
sympathy.
SPECIFIC
For Scrofula.
"Since cluldliood, I have been
afflicted ' nth scrofulous boils and
sores, vl th caused me terrible
suffering. .Physicians were unable
to help me, and I only grew worse
under their care.
At length, I began
to take
AVER'S
K fsaparilla, and
, ve.y soon grew bet
ter. After using
half a dozen bottles
I was completely
cured, so that I have not had a boil
or pimple on any part of my body
for the last twelve years. I can
cordially recommend Ayer's Sarsa
parilla as the very best blood-purifier
in existence." G. T. Reinhabt,
Myersville, Texas.
fo)9
THE ONLY WOULD' S FAIS
Sarsaparilla
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral cares Coaghs and Colds
DR. C. P. BOGERT,
Surgeon and Mechanical
DENTIST
Edenton, N. C.
Patients visited when requested.
Of ill health, despondency and despair,
gives way to the sunshine of hope,
happiness and health, upon taking
Hood s Sarsaparilla, because it gives
renewed life and vitality to the blood,
and through that impart
nerve streii f gth, vigor
and energy S ZJ tne whole
body. Read ("l Cj J lctter:
"Hood's Sar 1,7 t Ba par ilia
helped me wonderfully,
changed sickness to health, gloom to sun
shine. No pen can describe what I suf
fered. I was deathly sick, had sick head
aches every few days and those terrible
tired, despondent feelings, with heart
troubles so that I could not go up and
down stairs without clasping my hand
over my heart and resting. In fact, it
would almost take my breath away. I suf
fered so I did not care to live, yet I had
much to live for. There is no pleasure in
life if deprived of health, for life becomes
a burden. Hood's Sarsaparilla does far
more than advertised. After taking one
bottle, it ia sufficient to recommend
itself." Mbs. J. E. Smith, Beloit, Iowa.
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Ii the One True Blood Purifier. All drugffists. $t.
Prepared only by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass
u nit eiire all liver Ills. MIioms
nOOU S flllSness, headache. 25 cents.
D. R. Muiiden,
Sail Maker.
A WLingsfTentsand Flags
Old Sails Bought
and
Sold.
Orders by mail will receive
prompt attention.
Cor. Water and Matthew Sts.
(Over W. J. Woodlcy's Store.)
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ELIZABETH CITY, N. C.
Cu'fcs)ryn (I en (W Solicited ,
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All orders receive prompt
attention. The patronage of
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Now is the time to place your
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Shipping. Address
(Kramer ros.,t & o.,
'Elizabeth City N. C.
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Cleanliness is the
L'ciw of Health.
First
Summer is coming and every
body needs Hot and Cold
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Come and give me a trial a:ul
I will thereby secure your pat
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The J. S. JhiH'jn 'o
' 7i-n- ?.ut"l. li.-.nk.
E W. Albaugh & Son
Wholesale Commission Merchantei
resli
Fish
TE.R R I PI N AND OA M E.
No. 221 Light Str.-et Wharf.
BALTIMORE
Prompt Returns, Ouiek
REFERENCE.
Citizens National Eank.
V. J Iloor.er t Co.
Stencils Furnished
1;
ree
(Davenport & (Morris.
Wholesale Grocers and Commission
Merchants
Ar.'. : Dealers in FISH,
Rtcljtnotid, Va.
ConRinmentsof North Carolina IIr
rn u solicited, and proceeds remitted in
CKRh.
j On accountof our intimate acquain
1 l::iic. and frequc-nt transaction with
j the Grocery trade of Westand South
j w art able to handle N. C. Fifih to the
very best ijossible advantage, and vre
are known everywhere as the largest
distributors in this market
caused by a low state N
uiiijr 1111. u.iv..i Uiiupvw
T- T Tl riZr?
S.B.BIiiler & Co.,
WIU)I.KS.!.i: ciijuii
FISli Beak:,
NO. 7 FUJTON MA KM
o . .
S:iiu:;el U. .i ilK-r.
Clarence '.. Miller S
Soecial Attem.
i UK S.I,i-: ; )I" ,o-
l.i . 1 1.
St-eacils ami Stationery I'ii-.,,,. ,
Aplli';if ii.i:.
wk km.plov no a;i:m
Si-CCEfGOr 1 o
WA R REX & GATKS.
Wholesale Coinniission 1 .
Fresh Fish
North Carolina Shad
A Specialty.
Stencils Furnished on , j;,! U ,h .
Qi ick .Sales and lruiiijt J.'i iui;!.r
jS Uei'h mini Sin-el
NEW YORK.
A. W. I IAI-i ,
l.ole.-ale Cuminisr.ion lea!i t iv
ZELoTosters, cScc.
N. I l iilton Fish Mai krt.
North Carolina Shad
Specialty.
No Agents.
Season 1806.
SHAD! SHAD! SUM'!
Iii'-icas-il ! r.Kwid! Inen-:S'.-d I'm
UKnllKK
Increased Consign nit !:!.-..
J.H. HARRIS with
CMMW i I ALLY & Co..
M l?ullon fish Mail;. !
Wht.lesale Cotaitiis;ii Deale:-. ::i . 1
kinds of
FHKSII FISli
I-rom the waters of Noith ( ; 1 1 : i : . .
Stencils and Statii.iui :.! .:i
apj. ligation.
Whoh'sale (Join 111 . si on
Fish De?
lUi Fcltos I'isn Maukit.
Speeia I Attention jjiveti to th- 1,1
Nfii-Mi Carolina Shad, Hock. !
IVich and TKltliAl'lN
ItefereneH: (Juiilcin & Co., it. i : i
ai.i rli:it-. iJobinKun, I'iri:!' i l ! i
I'o.-n li.iiik. Mlizribeth City, N.C.
oth-i Kixancialb when doimi.
tvf An not and liave iicvt'i h t i, i-
Trunk or l'mit buhiiup
S. jit j. 1,013 and Stf!)ei!h luii,,,-!
i o notice.
i: Sloe tX ii--'
l) vl i I H Jl I)'t hi) I ,Ji. I 1- i.l ;. !
U ikIs of
MS FULTON FISH MARKET
YO.li.
We work liarder for the int' :
est of the Southern llshe: 11;. v.
than any house in the btisint s-.
I!
t"i:cil is notjin k d
let us knov;,
Ik:- Wc i:n:d no Agents
and Pay no Commission.-..
Successor to curkkv & TKi:sr:;
Wholesale
Commission
Merchant in
4W
O Hi'. A ft Si rll
SHAD A SPECIALTY.--
lf N. Delaware Avt nr.. .
Above Vine Street.
PHILADELPHIA.
ISTSendfor Stencils.
I have no agents.
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