Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-08-14

Johnsons Chill and Fever Tonic |
to cure chills or money re-
funded at LearyS.
As tiae moves alsng It 10 very graft
flying to remark that the FISHERMAN &
FARMER's list of readers grove larger
and larger, and the paper 10 here to
stay.
The new laws of n Orth Carolina,
passed by the last Legislature, have
been received by the RsGl5te Of Deeds
and the magistrates caA obtain copies
of them from him.
Perhaps the meanest man on earth is
the fellow whs will take a paper year
and finally swear that he mover ordered
it: that he did not get it and never read
it. But such fellows live.
While maAy of the towns in tt Q East
arc stricken with visitations of fevers,
this city is wonderfully free thel efrom.
A prominent physician says there are
few serious cases of any kind of sick
ness here. II 10 q splendid summer.
Berkley IVA News: Miss Irene c.
Ed wards, Of this city, and Mr.. L. Nc
Harvey, of EIDE ntsn, n. c., were mar
risd yesterday afternoon, the 18th. at
So'clock at the residence Of Mr.. J. P.
Boil, ON Chestnut street, by the Rev. Ii.
N. Quissnbsrry. of che Berkley Avenue
BAPTIST Church. After the csreaony
they were driven to the Norfolk South
ern depot, in Norfolk. where they took
tho 4:1O train for their future home in
E6euton.
I'D. Wolfrey. . ysung white man
from the iumber woods, spent his eigth
term i'm Jail last week. He came in tewR
last Friday. got full 40 usual. and be-
came very disordsrly. The Chief Of
Police arrested him and while, ON his
way to Jail he was d~fsd by "olfrsy
and lad some trouble in carrying hin
to his home tjaii). He was tried Satu.-
day before Squire RoEerson who re-
ceived Qs1.Oo for the frollic. A chain
gang ought to be organized with just
such fellows 90 him.
The stockholders Of the Nays Head
Hstsl Company recently met at Mays
Head, held an all-dsy meeting, resrxa-
nixed and elected new officers and di-
rect~rs, who are all reliable business
men, under whose management We can
look forward to a bright And successful
future fer this cid favorite resort. The
officers elected were: G. W. Hollowell.
president and treasurer; J. 6. Wood.
vico president: Frank Vaughan, Score
tarv:C. w. Hollswell, W. d. Pruden.
Geo. P. Calling, Z. F Lamb. DIR. W. X.
Capehart, Frank Vaughan. D. ID. Brad
ford. G. III. Robinson, J. G. Wood
Board Of Directors.
Mr.. w. B. Wells, Assistant General
Manager, and J. W. vernslson, Solici-
tor, of the Consolidated and Build ing
Association, Of Norfolk, Vs.. were in
Edenton this week soliciting stock, &c.
In the C0UEb hOUSS SnCy hOio WV
meetings, fer both races. IL is an lDsti-
tuition which claims TO be the poor
man . friend, the working man 8 friend
and the friend to the investor. It is no
"Building and Loan" but Corpora
ton of yourself and frisnds-ssfsly
placing within the reach of all home
which you can call your own by simply
having q small weekly rent Sntil paid
for. Each share costs ten cents, repre-
senting $50. In one year after joining
the Association they will furnish the
! land and build house ct any place and
any styls to suit the member to the
limit of mstured value Of his sertlh'
cate. While here these gentlemen re-
ceived much encouragement and secur-
ed O. large amount of stock. Every
Monday is pay day. and dues must be
paid on that day to the authorized
and bonded Agent, Mr.. 8. P. "ixon,
who will make his headquarters at the
FISHERMAN & FARMER Office. Those de-
string a home should call az this Office
and ,petition for membership. Don :
be afraid, the officers are all well
known, reliable and responsible men or
| Norfolk and are all boAdr0 officials.