Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-10-23
Notes From Various Points
Around and About us.
Of a Personal and
Newsy Character.
Pencilings Reproduced From
The Notebooks of Fish
erman & Farmer Re-
pOrterS.
EDENTON, n. e..

| Mayor Vann is visiting rela-
tives III Hartford county.
Mrs. 7. W.Tillery and daught-
er have returned from Scotland
Neck.
Mrs. A. Huckabee left Monday
night to visit friends in Norfolk.
Mr. D. G. Bond is home,
after being at Z. City short
time.
Mr.. Z. r. Rhodes spent a few
days in BERTHE county this week
with friends. -
Mr.. B. F. johnson left
Wednesday night for business
trip to Norfolk.
Mr.. r. F. Cheshire made a
short trip to E. City this week.
Mrs. F. Whitmore and chill
drer, after nine months stay in
Pennsylvania, have returned to
Edenton to live.
Messrs. Thomas Old and wills
son Hollowell, of E. City, spent
Tuesday night in our city.
Mr.. +. c. Mitchell made trip
from here to Rich Square, N. c.
Sunday OH his wheel and return
ed home Monday night.
Rev. N NJ. Watson, OF this
city, exchanged pulpit with Rev.
Mr.. Rumley, of Hartford, Sans
day last
Messrs, A. c, Mitchell and G.
c. Haste spent Tuesday and
Wednesday in L. City, this
week.
Mr.. +. II. Robertson has
moved his drug store from this
place to Belleheld, Va. We wish
him much success.
E. City and Edenton arc winter homes,
Nays Head IS best for summer,
But Bromo Celery all the year through,
Cures neuralgia and nervous head
ache
Mr.. I. NJ: Jewell, of New Bos
ton, O., accompanied by his wife,
is here visiting his brother, Mr..
J. ID. Jewell.
If you have the headache YOU
simply pay a dime for a trial
bottle as test Drink it same
is soda water and Bromo Celery
will do the rest.
Edeuton Fair will be held this
year Nov. 10, II, Il, and IS. 4
big crowd is expected, and many
attractions have been booked.
Mr. c. w. Rea and wife have
returned home from Washing-
ton, d, c., where Mrs. Rea spent
some time.
Mr.. George ?. Folk, cashier of
the Bank of Edenton, spent Sat
urday and Sunday at his old
home, Slnithheld, Va.
We are sorry that DR.. W alter
|. Leary continues very ill III
Baltimore. Hope he will soon
recover.
Mr.. w. 7, Pagan, Of Baltimore
was here this week attending to
John E. Hurst, & Co.. business.
Mr.. ligan has many friends here
all of whom were glad to see
him.
Mr.. Pasterheld, accom- panied
by his two small boys, left Mon
day night for visit to Balti>
more and other points.
Mr.. john Donivan, of Califor-
MIA, is here and much interested
IN this section He is taking
notes and will give us a big
write up IN one of his maga>
zines.
On Saturday night thief en-
tered the warehouse Of the "A. S.
N. Company and broke the com
bination of the safe, but failed to
get anything. The safe had to
be ch!seled open On Monday by
Mr., White, the agent i
You will find our polite posts
master L. L. Brinkley always at
his post. 1t is a pleasure to go
in his office as it is kept as nice
as any city office. 1t is credit
to us to have such a man i'll the
office as Mr.. Brinkley.
Mrs. Martha Jane Frances died
Tuesday night i'll her saith year.
She was buried at Yeopim
Wednes lay evening. She leaves
a husband ali two sons. To the
bereaved we extend our sympa-
thies.
There was large bull tin
board placed in front of the tele-
graph ofhce Oh " dnesIay with
Bryan S picture nicely framed
hung to it. 1t will be used for
news concerning the election.
The ladies of the Methodist
Church will give a musicale to-
night at Rea's Opcra House; ad-
mission Ioc and CSC. The prin-
CT pal features will be solos b.