Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1897-03-12
Ola Personal and
Newsy Character
Pencilings Reproduced From
The Notebooks of rlsn-
erman & Farmer Re-
porters.
EDENTON, n. e.

A new hack is expected daily
for the Woodland House.
The kiss Me" Gum is the
latest and best on the market.
Mr.. Baker, the photographer,
visited his old home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Branning
returned Saturday from Florida.
Mrs. James G. Green is visit
ing her brother Mr.. D. G. Bond.
Mr.. Ed Jordan is erecting a
new saw mill at Yeopim, this
county.
Miss Hall, Of Scotland Neck
is visiting Mrs. w. d. Pfuden On
church street.
The Bay View Hotel will soon
be enlarged. Another story
will be added to it.
Messrs. K. r. Pendleton and
l.. l.. Brinkley visited Washing.
ton D. c., this week.
Miss Lizzie Bateman has &C
cepted a position in A. G. Mitch
ellis Department Store.
Miss Annie Shepard has re-
turned from St. Mary's School
on account Of health.
Mrs J. M. Hayes and Mrs
Nellie Sharp, of Harrellsvllle
are visiting friends in this city
Mrs. Louise Badham was quite
sick a few days ago, during
which time her school was clos
ed.
Johnson & Elliott having dis
solved co-pa:tnership, business
will be continued by Mr.. J. N
Elliott.
The hotels in this city ar
winners. 1t is all the prophet
ors can do to accommodate thei
guests.
Miss Rosalie Mitchell has re
turned from Kee Mar College a
Hagerstown, Md, on account o
bad health.
The Pilot published at New
York by the Old Dominion
Steamship Company, contains
very readable article about Ed
entOn.
Mr.. R. S. Mitchell has re
signed his position With tn
Branning Co., and has accepted
a position with J. NJ. Clark s
Co., of Louisville, KY. Success
10 him.
The infant daughter of MI
and Mrs Walter Miller die
Sunday and was buried Tuesda,
at Beaver Hill Cemetery. T.
the parents we extend our sym
pathy.
Mr.. J. A. Clark, formerly Q
Perquimans county, has takel
charge of Mulberry Hill farm
in this county, owned by MI
Julien Wood. Mr.. Chalk is
successful farmer.
The family of Mr.. Julien Woo
have moved to Athel farm
where they will remain durin,
the fish season. Mr.. Hal Woo
has taken his family to Sand
Point for the season.
At about 5 O'Clock Sunda
morning some scoundrel threw
stones through the show win
dows in the store of the Rosen
stein Bros, On "cheap side,
completely demolishing tw,
large glasses therein TIL
party who did it is unknown
but suspicion points to a certain
tramp who was seen nearby a
the time 1t is thought tn
party intended to rob the win
dows of their contents. TIL,
Rosenstein Brothers are quie
citizens and attend strictly t
their own business, and we can
not believe any other intent blu
robbery was intended.
The following is a list of tn
Jurors drawn for Spring term O
Chowan County Superior Court
which convenes in Edenton OF
| Monday, March 2oth
J. E. Cofield, B.L. Evans,
Thomas Haste, Jas S. Sutton,
Wills Dlllard, col. Dennis WEIGH, CO
ID. A. Parrish, Major Perkins, CO.
Warren J. Byrum, T. D. Summere1l
Augustus Bass, NJ. D. Haste,
j. NJ. Wozelka, J. w. Mason,
Jessie Asbell, Edward Pearce
R. II. w. Bunch, B. ]. Siterson,
VIM. II. Boyce, G. T. Gale,
Walter Hughes, CD. Chappel1.
WEIGH Privott, col. NJ. B. Upton,
Thos. Thompson, Jos. w. Byrum,
T. E. Gardner, Dorsey c. Ward
+. S. Smith, w. w. Forehaue
John Hubble, Jas. E. Irvine,
Jas. H. Hobbs, w. L. Copeland