Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1897-06-04

German will be held at the AL
bemarle Hotel.
Mrs. Lizzie Burton, Of Bran
bleton, Va, is the guest of her
mother, Mrs. Lizzie Smith, on
PoiI1dexter street.
Last Sunday night Rev. l.. L.
Williams preached special ser
mon to the Naval Reserves at the
Episcopal church.
r V. Mr.. Rumley, of Edenton,
has been assisting Rev. J. II.
Hall this week in the revival
at the Methodist church.
Quite number of young peo-
pie of this city will go to Cam
den next Sunday to attend June
meeting at Sawyer's Creek.
Mrs, Annie Crawford will
leave to-day for Aberdeen, N. c.,
at which place her husband is
engaged in the lumber business.
Mrs. w. J. Smith returned
Saturday from Baltimore with
her eyes much improved, having
gone there to have same treated.
Miss Annie Burgess returned
home last Saturday from Cam
den county, where she has been
teaching i'll "Jonesboro Acade-
my" .-,
The revival service which has
been in progress at the Metho
dist church during the past few
weeks, closed on Wednesday
night last.
The newly elected city alder
men will hold their first meeting
next Monday, at which time the
Mayor and other city officers
will be elected.
This week a very handsome
monument was erected by "the
children" in Holly Grove Gene
terry marking the grave of the
late John H. Ziegler.
Delicious Table Peaches for
IOc. can at Holloman's. Pie
peaches SC.
We notice Oh sale in Elizabeth
City this week water melons,
new corn, fresh peaches, beets,
new Irish potatoes. and other
early fruits and vegetables.
Mrs. c. V. Weeks wild return
to-day from Danville. Va, &C
companied by her two daughters,
Misses Mae and Clara, who have
been attending college at that
place.
Mr.. l.. w. Holloman, a deserv-
ing young man, has opened a
neat grocery store at the corner
of Mathews and PoindeXter
streets. We bespeak for him
liberal patronage.
Louis Sellg, our leading jewel
er, opened this week quite a
handsome lot OF wedding gifts.
Parties wanting presents for
friends should ploae their orders
with Selig.
Mr.. G.. II. Wells, a very intel>
ligent young man Of Elkton Ky,
is spending this week in our city
visiting friends. He has made
many new friends who will re
greet to see him leave.
Miss Florence B. Upton, who
is living with her uncle Mr.. Je-
rome B. Bell, editor Of the Sum-
day Star, Wilmington, Del, is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
Sarah c. Bell, of this city.
Fresh Candies, Cakes, choice
Crackers and nice syrup at Hol-
lonan
To prohibit the selling of fish
about town is the first work the
newly elected city aldermen
should do at their meeting next
Monday. There is much conf
plant about this nuisance.
Mr.. Moses Weisel, one of Eliz,
abeth City's largest and most
enterprising merchants, has
rented the store occupied by J
Salomonsky, in which he will
open a fine assortment of gents
furnishing goods.
The editor of the FISHERMAN
& FARMER is indebted to lady
friend at Moyock for handsome
bouquet of choice flowers sent
him on Saturday last, which We
highly appreciate. Please &C
cept our sincere thanks.
l. Now is the season when the
premises should be beautifieC
and improved. Let everybody
whiteWash outbuildings, fence:
and trees, and apply fresh plant
70 their residences, stores. etc. L
costs little and improves ap'
pearances very greatly.