Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-10-16
Notes FROM Various Points
Around and About us.
Ola Personal and
Newsy Character.
Pencilings Reproduced From
The Notebooks of Fish
er1aan & Farmer Re-
pOrterS.
EDENTON, n. &.


Glad to see Mr.. c. E. Bran
ling in town this week.
Mr.. ]. Norfeet Elliott is Wis
ting Norfolk this week.
Mr.. c. w. Rea left for Nor>
folk Monday On a business trip.
Glad to see Mr.. VIM. Badllarn
home from his comm ercial tour.
Mr.. Louis Norman, of Hert-
ford, was in the city last
Wednesday.
Miss Matte Wool has return
ed home after very pl asant
visit to Hartford.
The Misses Williams have ar
rived home from the North to
spend the winter.
Mr.. Pettet and Barloe Harrell
left this week to spend a few
days in Norfolk,
Glad to see Mr. I. c. Badham
home from his commercial tour
through the State.
Mr.. ]. J. Jackson, late of this
town but now of E. City, is Wis
itiug his sister here.
Mr.. Tom Price, o! E. City, is
here this week shaking the
hands OF his friends.
VIZ. VIM. Mason was called
home from Raleigh on account
of the death of his brother
Mr.. c. R. Copeland was sent
to Jail for resisting officer to
serve a term of six months.
The heavy storm that visited
Edenton Saturday and Sunday
did much damage to this section,
Hon w. d. Pruden, VIM, NJ.
Bond and J. Norheet Prr1den is
attending Gates court this week.
Have you seen that fine dis
play OF fresh taffy at Mitchell's?
If not, go at once and get some
tafy.
Mr.. Z. b. Walser and Judge
Russell spoke at the Opera
House on "Wednesday Oh State
politics.
Mr.. w. r. Shannanhouse of
Hartford, spent a few days this
week with his daughter Mrs. w.
O. Elliott.
Miss Hattie Clark, of Peters,
burg, Va, is visi ing the family
of DR.. Walter |. Leary, Oh
Queen street.
MIR. D. Newman has returned
home from the Northern :ilar-
kets where he has been to buy a
new fall stock.
Don't forget to leav: your
laundry at Alitchell's Depart
ment Store next Monday Or
Tuesday Morning.
The foundation Of Branning S
dry ki!ns gave way i'll some
places SO as to stop them from
work until repaired.
The R. r. bridge that crosses
the creek at Branning's mill
caught fire Saturday night. and
was badly damaged.
The charming Miss Grace
Wilkens, of Norfolk, Va. who
has a host of friends here, is Wis
iting Miss Mary Bond.
If you want to keep on the
good side of your best girl get d
bottle Of Bromo Celery, for it is
sure cure for the headache.
Edenton Fair will be held this
year Nov. 20, II, ~, and 49, A
big crowd is expected, and many
attractions have been booked.
Miss Mary Bell, of Elizabeth
City, arrived here SaturdIy@a,id
opened the public school Mon
day with II pupils in attendance.
Officer c. J. Pratt left Monday
for Raleigh to carry Lizzie
Blount to the Penitentiary to
serve a term of one year for
larceny.
On Cccount q! the storm Sat
urday TIC y. s. $. steamers "cre
all delayed several hours, having
received orders from headquar
tiers not to leave.
Nathan Ward. going into
court drunk. STUN bled and fell.
The judge put a fine of $500 on
him and lie was sent to jail until
the fine was paid.
Bronlo Celery will cure that
headache of yours if you will
give it a trial. vou will wonder
why YOU did not use it long ago.
Mr.. Wallace Winborne left
Monday for Norfolk and other
points III the interest of his mill.
The mill will start permanently
as soon as he returns.
The ladies of the St. MARY S
H,,,il