Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-05-26
SCALES AND PLANTS.
ITEMS PURELY LOCAL CONDENSED FOB THE
BUSY READER
TIE WEEKS RECORD CT CURRENT
EVENTsIN THE CITY Az

bakery business.
Miss Pensie Mcmillan has returned
home from school.
A portion of the market platform
has been removed.
Miss Anne Wozelka is visiting Miss
futile at Plymouth.
We are sorry to chronicle the SICK
ness of MR. H Holmes.
Mr.. r Z. White has accepted a posi- |
ton with Mr.. E. ;. Norman.
Mrs R. VarDeventer, of Henderson,
is here visiting her mother.
Mrs. S. P. Wixon and children are
visiting relatives at Richmond, Va.
Some of the lots about town are in
wretched condition and need attention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Norman, of Hert
ford, spent a few days in Edenton this
week.
Mrs. Tilley. of Berkeley, Va, is at the
Bay View Heel on visit to her son
Mr. Lew Tilley.
The family of Mr.. H. H. Page left
Wednesday for Virginia, to make it
their future home.
Sparks from the fire Monday night
were carried several blocks away.
Some falling at the Fair grounds.
Miss Henriett,. Collins, who has been
visiting relatives in EdcntOn, left this
| week for her home at Hillsboro.
The Chowan Baptist Association is in
session this week at Plymouth. A large
number of our citizens is il attendance
A night police is being ags5ated
again. Some say we should alway 3
night.
Miss Lizzie Woodland and sister,
daughters of Mr.. G. \. Woodland OF
Norfolk, are wishing relatives in this
city.
The Board of Councilmen should
give the town better supply of water
| by having wells placed at every street
| corner.
The warm weather we are now hav-
| ing is all the better for the crops and
| will make glad the hearts OF the far
| mers.
Dandruff forms when the glands OF
ted, badness is sure to follow. Halls
Hair Remover is the best preventive
Sarah Lee has opened an ice cream
saloon on Bread street where delicious
cream can be had during the Summer
She solicits the patronage Of the public
In all cases, where a mild but effpc-
tive aperient i8 needed, Ayers Pills are
she best. They impre ve the appetite
restore healthy action, promote dige s.
ion, ard regulate every function ~,
pill is in greater demand, OF more hig
ly recommended by the profession,
Mr.. Brown and Mr.. Haskell, the two
gentlemen who were hurt Mondav
night at the fire, we are glad to hear
| are rapidly recovering from the mia
ries received. Mr. Haskett, we under
stand, was able to b. out Yesterday,
while Mr.. Brown is yet in bed, bur
| hopes to get out in few days.
Mr.. w. Il. Jones was in the City this
week. He tells as that h. is now Ioca
ted at Colum ola, at which piece he is
| enga ged in farming. He says he has Il
good supply Of ''fodder seed - on hand
which he will he glad to furnish his
| friends either in shuck Or by barrell at
Coo. TeIeg apIic orders will be prompt
| ly attended to.
Mr.. Mark Irons has well earned the
| just tribute OF commentator so gen
orally uttered by All who witnessed his,
work at the fire Monday night Never
We're flames fought with greater cour
age, anc handsome medal presented
MN by the property owners on East
Church street would be very timely
and proper act of appreciation.
Several Of the prominent ladies Of
the cItE are raising a subscription with
which to purchase Hook and Ladder
outfit for the city. They have thus f4i
been greatly encouraged ie their efforts
and We hope they will succeed IN their
work. as we believe thpv will Fysrv