Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-08-09

Mr.. VIM. Badham, accompanied by
his mother, left Tuesday for Nag's
Head.
Please do US the favor TO mention
this paper when dealing with our adj
vertisers.
We return thanks to Mr.. Charles
Howard for bag of dehci Gus peaches
sent US this week.
Communication from Mr.. Chas.
Howard crowded out this week. Will
apear in our next.
Mrs. Bette G. Nunnialy, Of Peters
burg, Va, is the pleasant guest CT
Mrs. Lucy Dowdy.
Mrs. J. NJ. Jewell, of Tunis, pass
ed through Edenton Monday last en-
route for Maryland.
As the town booms the FISHERMAN
AND FARMER hooms with it. New
subscribers every week
Mr.. G. L. Darden has moved his
ice house on the lot in rear of the law
Office of Mr.. WI. Leary.
Talk Hp the fair among your neigh
bOrs and get them interested. That S
the way to make it a great success.
Excursion to Nag Head tomorrow
night. Get ready and go. This
will be a grand trip and rare treat.
Cotton on stiff and rich land is
doing well. on the very light land it
is regaining its greenness very slowly.
Mrs. Gillian, sister 10 the lamen-
ted Mrs. DR.. Geo. H. Coke, left cior
her home in Hartford last Monday
John Hoskins, colored, who skipped
Edenton for cutting q cOlored man
recent y,we hear, is in Jail at Norfolk.
We were pleased to shake the hand
of Mr.. A. S. Leggett, the salesman of
Sam'l' White & CO., Baltimore, this
week.
Our office has again been crowded
with work this week, and we have
been turning out some A. No. jobs.
Let it continue.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Williams left
Friday night last for Warrenton.
May they soon return much benefited
by their trip.
Our friend DIR. Geo. II. Coke has
been quite sick since the death OF his
Iamented wife. Our hearts best sym
pathies are with him.
Miss Cook, of E. City, and Miss
Of Washington, were in
Edenton this week. Come again,
girls, and stay longer.
There is a great deal of sickness
the colored people here.
Still there are not so many cases as
there were last summer.
Miss Fannie Skinner and Miss
Pennie Whedbee, Of Hartford, are de-
lighting their relatives in Edenton
with their presence this week.
Mr.. R. j. Mitchell. one Of Eden
tons most successful merchants &C
by Miss Cora Mitchell,
will leave to-day for Ocracoke.
Mr.. r. N. Hines, late clerk at the
n. S. depot at this place. has been
made captain of the Str Ranger. ply
ng between Plymouth anb Windsor.
Persons, who intend leaving home
'or the summer and who desire the
FISHERMAN AND FARMER sent them.
should furnish us with orders to that
affect.
Mr.. W. R. Brothers, one of the good
ooking'salesmen Of the Beehive Store,
las left for his summer vacation. We
wish for him pleasant trip and safe
'eturn.
The Register of Deeds has receiv.
ID the Laws enacted by the Legisla-
ure of 1889 and is distributing them
among the magistrates and other Off
;ers entitled to them.
The Advocate offers five dollars as
premium for the best paper file ex-
libited at the Edenton Agricultural
nd Fish Fair, to be held here during
he month of November.
A party of gentleman, among them
ur popular Register of Deeds, took a
un to Mays Head, Thursday, on sloop |
Madge''. Bon vayage and pleas
Mt stay at the beach.
At the late Teachers Institute