Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-04-27

Some OF our citizens have begin to
whitewash their premises, which adds
much to the beauty and health Of our
town. Oh! If the Town Councilmen
would only whitewash the city trees |!
We would advise all who want
their pictures taken not to delay, but
go At once while the prices are cheap
which lasts only few days longer,
at Murphy's Gallery, opposite the
Post Office.
At SINNERS Peint Fishery, on
Monday last. a young colored man,
named lob Cabarrus, fell from the
steamer while putting out the seine
and was drowned. At this writing
he has not yet been found.
Murphy. the artist. is doing good
work. He has made and delivered,
from April Sd to date 21O Photo
graphs and 362 Ferrotypes, which is
excellent for only three weeks and q
proof that satisfaction is given.
Edenton Convocation will hold
public sessions. Service, morning
and night, On Friday and Saturday.
Preaching. as usual, at each service.
Only one bell will be rung as notice
for service instead. as ordinsrially.
One of the most peculiar things we
noticed, in visiting the different
schools, which differs SO very much
from the days Of old, is, that now,
the girls sit with hats On while in
school and while reciting their stud
les. L. chis right?
Advertise in the Business Bulle-
TIM" another enterprise to be started
in this place jointly by the Enquirer
and FISHERMAN & FARMER. 1t is
receiving most excellent encourage
ment and will doubtless appear for
it's first time in June.
The singing at the different city
churches have greatly improved.
Our people seems to have awakened
fresh from their slumbers in this
direction, and its now q treat to hear
such splendid music as rendered by
the different choirs of the city.
We were glad to shake the hand ef
Mr. J. w. Wharton, Of Philadelphia,
on yesterday. Mr.. Wharton is an
advertiser Of this paper and we com
mend him n,oat heartily to our ship
pers. He spent several days in the
city this week and ia enjoying excel
lent health.
In the Enquirer appears the name
of Miss Mary Gilbert in the High
School Roll Of Honor, which Should
be Miss Mary Brinkley. Give the
children their dues, Brother. We
visited the school this week and
noticed the children all worked hard
for good report, which should be
correctly published.
Rev. F. M. Satterwhite will hold. on
the 1st Sunday in May, a Covenant
Meeting At the Baptist church i'll this
city. Mr.. Satterwhite is q good
pastor and is doing good work in his
Church. He is q mild and forcihie
speaker and d most charming gentle
man. We hope the Church will keep
such a good man in our community.
The election in Edenton High
School Friday. April Goth, resulted
as follows: For Commencement
orators, masters ISOIlleeC 1 TuUcIl,
Solomon Levy, Skinner Pendleton.
Willie Cofield, Clifton Cason and
Herman Levy. For Chief Marshal,
Master Norheet Pruden. with Misses
Kate Cofield and Gertrude Ven
nings, Masters Jimmie Warren and
Skinner Pendleton as assistant mar
shals.
The following is the Honor Roll
Of Edenton High School: Misses
Gertrude Vennlngs, Maggie Fetch
er, Venie Boush, Master Skinner
Pendleton, Miss Bessie Wood, Mas
Ter Solomon Levy, Misses Kate
Cofield. Mary Brinkley, Cleo. Gar
rett, Jennie Levy, Kate Wood,
Master Norfeet Pruden Miss Sallie
Bland, Master Ned Wood. Miss
Lille White, Master Willie Cofield,
Misses Annie Wozelka, Irma Brink
ey, Master Clifton Cason, Misses
dary Pendleton, Julia Jones and
Master Harry CaSOn,