Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-09-25
EDENTON, n. G.

have returned from Baltimore.
Capt. c. H. Banks has return
ed from Annapolis, Nd.
F: c. Mitchell is spending the
week at Baltimore.
The Str. Olive is now making
three trips a week to Plymouth
Mr.. Robertson, the druggist,
has returned from GAINESVILLE.
r. S. Mitchell has returned
from Elizabeth City.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Shepard
have returned home.
Mrs. O. Newman's, milliuer,
arrived to-day.
Mr.. E. S. Norman was at Bal
tlmore last week after new goods.
Miss Susie Bland is visiting
Miss Mae Spruell at Columbia.
Leave your laundry at A. c.
Mitchell's, agent for the Norfolk
Steam Laundry.
We are glad to see Mr.. w. r
Brothers out again after a few
days illness.
Mrs. J. L. Rogerson has re-
turned from Washington City
with her two children.
Mrs. M. B. jenkins, Of Car
tbage, N. c., is visiting he1
brother Rev. w. F. Watson.
Miss Myra Skinner, of Green
vile, is here On a visit to Miss
Pencie Mcmillan.
Miss Kate Wood has returned
from E. City where she has beer
visiting.
Mr.. D. Newman has returned
Fl I'm Norfolk, where he spent the
Hebrew holidays.
Mrs. O. Mcmillan, of E.gCity
has returned after spending a few
days with f;iends and relative:
in this = i.
If you want to keep On the
good side of your best girl get (
bottle of Brono Celery, for it i
a sure cure for the headache.
Mr.. John Small, of Washing
ton, spent two days this weel
in Edenton, with his friend Mr.
J. A. Wilkinson.
Col. r. G. Mitchell has return
ed after spending a few day
with his two sons at Elizabett
City.
The racing at the Fair grount
by the young men Of Edentol
is attracting quite a large GROVE
every afternoon.
Bromo Celery will cure tina
headache of yours if you viii
give it a trial, you will wonde
why you did not use it long age
Mrs. John Hettrick of f. City
has returned home after spend
ing. several days with her daugh
ter Mrs. Smith.
Mr.. Walter Moss, Frank Bate
man, Frank Bond and Jack FL
lott wheeled to Elizabeth Cit,
and back on. Saturday last.
Miss Alice Makely left for ST
Mary's college at Raleigh Wed
nesday. He father accompanie'
her as far as Tunis.
Miss Addie S. Eure, of Nor
folk, the young and accomplish
ed daughter of Judge Eure, i
visiting Mrs. E. S. Norman o,
King street.
The Courier has moved its OF
fac from over A. G. Mitchell
store to the corner of King an
! Broad sire cts.
Miss Lille White rendered
very pretty solo at the Baptis
church Sunday last. 1t wa
greatly enjoyed by all present.
The funeral service of the lat
E. L. Brirkley took place i'll tn
Methodist church at 10 a. n
Saturday last, the Revs. w. F
and NJ. N. Watson officiating.
Miss Josie Burton, of Wash
irgto. D. c., rendered a solo a
| the Methodist church last SUI
day night. AS usual it wa
greatly enjoyed.
On Friday morning last MI
E. l.. Brinkley died in Edenton
N. c., aged about AZ years. H
left a widow and five childre,
surviving. At the time Of hi
death he was owner of one of tn
largest dry goods stores in tow
named and had for years beer
doing a large mercantile bushes
in the home OF his nativity. H
was the son Of the late Sherii
M. c. Brlnkley and brother 9th
present postmaster Of Edenton
Mr.. l.. L. Brinkley. For year
he has been a kind and devote'