Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-07-17
EDENTON, N. G..


trip up the river this week.
Mr.. Frank Tuttle has gone to
Virginia to visit his parents.
Mr.. D. w. Raper spent Tues
day at Eliz. City on business.
Miller & Holmes, the new
grocerymen, have begun bust
ness.
A large excursion from Ply
mouth visited Edenton Wednes>
day night.
Geo. Perry, colored, was fined
$40 aud costs this week for cru
city to animals.
Miss Ward, of Hartford, after
a few days visit to Miss Lola
Haste, has returned home.
J. II. Robinson is having built
a large sale and exchange stable
3oxIoo feet on Water street.
E. City and Edenton are winter homes,
Nays Head is best for summer,
But Bromo Celery all the year through,
Cures neuralgia and nervous head
ache.
Messrs. J. N. Pruden, Victor
Graves and E. L. Woodland are
spending the week at Moreiead.
w. J. Deans, who killed A.W.
Henry i'll Gates county, gave
himself up and pleaded self-de>
Tense.
Mr.. F. c. Mitchell is running
a large 5 and 10 cent store On
King street. Call and see his
line.
Services were held last Sun
day by Rev. Mr.. Braswell in
Magnolia Street Methodist
church.
Some one has made it d bust
ness to poison every dog in town.
About IS have been killed, some
very fine ones.
Mr.. Alma Murphy, of Lancas-
ter, Pa, has resigned his position
with the Branniup Co., and re-
turned home.
Rev Mr.. Boone, of the Thorn
asviile Orphanage, occupied the
pulpit of the Baptist church Sun
day morning,
Miss Emily Burk, of Virginia,
after spending a few days with
Mrs. J. H. Perry, left to visit
friends at Coleraine.
Miss Philips and Miss Clark,
who have been visiting Mrs. H.
G. Wood, returned to their homes
in Tarboro this week.
Mr.. Lam Long, of Portsmouth,
Va, is visiting his friends in
Edenton. He has not visited
here before in twenty years.
There has been no watermel-
lon vessels here this season and
the farmers are puzzled to know
what to do with their MELONS.
ii you nave the headache you
simply pay a dime for a trial
bottle as test. Drink it same
as soda water and Bromo Celery
will do the rest.
Miss Claude Woodland, Miss
Jennie Pendleton, Mr.. & Mrs. !.
A. Woodland and L. D. Bond
have returned from Mays Head,
after a month S stay.
Rev. Jno. E. White and wife,
of Raleigh, are here to the de-
light of their many friends. Mr..
White preached last Thursday
night i'll the Baptist church.
The two games of ball played
last week by the Berkeley and
Edenton teams resulted in victo-
ry for Edentou in both games
first score 10 to l; second 1 : to d.
Sunday afternoon Rev. J. E.
White preached at Macedonia
which was listened to
by a large congregation. A
number from this city attended.
Rev w. F. Watson, Mr.. A. T.
Bush, Mayor Vann and Mr.. E..
5. Norman were among those
who attended the Chowan Bap-
fist Association in Pasuuotank
this week.
Edenton played two games of
ball Tuesday and Wednesday
With the Bralnbleton, Va, team,
and the result was 4 to 8 the
first day in favor of Edenton. The
second day the game stood 9 to
70 III Edenton's favor. Our bows |
seemed to have an off day, and
Our pitcher, Mr.. Hill, was sick
md could not play either game. |
1t is stated On good authority
hat Mrs. Bertha S. Sturman.
Who was recently arrested by a |
Baltimore detective in this CITY
md who was being taken to
Maryland under a warrant for