Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1897-03-26
Interesting
Notes From Various Points
Around and About us.
Of a Personal and
Newsy Character.
Pencilings Reproduced From
The Notebooks of Fish
er1nan & Farmer Pc
pOrteTs.
EDENTON, y. &.

EDENION, n. 4.
Miss Shaw, Of Shawboro, N.
&C., is visiting relatives at this
place
| Mrs. James Lakeland, of Nor
folk, IS visiting her relatives in
this city,
| Some new machinery is being
Iadded to the scroll mill of Win
borne & Rea.
| If you want to reach tie peo-
| pie, advertise in the FISHER
MAN & FARMER.
Mrs. Geo. Baker and son, OF
| Norfolk, are in the city on q
visit to relatives.
The Edenton lawyers have
been attending court this week
at Hartford, n. c.
The pulpit of Magnolia street
Methodist church was occupied
Sunday by Rev. Mr.. Davis.
Mr.. A. H. Mitchell, of the
FISHERMAN & FARMER of Eliz~
abeth City, was in town Tues
day.
Mr.. Rosenstein, of The firm of
ROsenstein Bros, is north this
week purchasing Spring and
Summer goods.
Messrs. A. c. & r. S. Mitch
ell left Monday on a comnerci>
al trip through North Carolina
and Virginia.
Services will be held at the
Catholic church on Sunday as
follows: Mass at 1890 a. III.
Preaching at $3.50 P. III.
Mrs. T. E. White and child
returned home Monday night
from Rocky Mount, where they
have been visiting relatives.
The Steamer Olive left here
for Elizabeth City Wednesday
night to undergo repairs, piloted
by our townsman Mr.. John c.
Bend,
Manager Rea, of the Opera
House., has secured a very fine
attraction, with which he hopes
soon to delight an Edenton aus
dienCe.
Presiding Elder Tyre preach>
ed very fine sermon in the NJ. |
f. Church, Sunday night to a
large and appreciative con-
gregation.
The Edenton Tribe of Red
Men turned out last Friday at
the funeral of Willie Davenport,
he being a member of the Nor
folk Tribe.
Judging from the new anvil
1ngs that are being erected by
our merchants in front Of their
stores. They must be expecting
a very hot summer.
We have had lots of rain re-.
Gently; but our shelled streets
have stood the test we'll. We
have had some mud, but very
little of the muddy mud.
Mr.. John Milestone, of the
n. &. S. r. r. Co., at Berkeley,
Va, was in the city Tuesday on
business. His many friends
here We're delighted to grasp his
hand.
The catch of fish in this sees
ton has greatly improved dur>
ing the past week. But prices
are very low in the Northern
markets and the fishermen are
respondent.
We are requested to urge a t
full attendance at the I. O. O. F.
Lodge next Monday night. BUS $
mess of Importance demands t
the attention of every Edenton
Odd Fellow.
The new Baptist church that {
S being erected at Macedonia is y
hearing its completion. The :
wood work having been finish ,
I'd, the plasterers are now in
charge. 1t is a very handsome
structure and will compare :
avorably with any country /
to be found in the State.
Our Macedonia friends have our .
'est wishes. They are good
people and very deserving. f
The editor of the FISHER S
IAN & FARMER will be at Ed
.nton next Monday and Tues
lay. He hopes to meet many of
lis friends, and especially those
vho are Indebted to him for the
'aper. He is coming strictly
or business and hopes to return
lot disappointed. Friends, see :
I'm, we will appreciate the
avor. E,
Court will be in session here a
ext week. We hear that D
Judge Bryan will not be here re
nt1l Tuesday noon. There are
5 cases on the State Docket
Q indictments, of which about
o will be disposed of at this
erm; IS warrants, about II of