Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1899-09-01

Delinquent SUBSCRIBERS are re-
quested to remember the print.
er. The Fisherman & Farmer
cannot run without cash. We
hope a hint to the wise will be
sufficient.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. J. Mitchell,
accompanied by Mr.. Bill c.
Sawyer, will leave today for
New York and Philadelphia to
purchase new stock for the Bee
Hive store.
Mr.. P. DeLon has purchased
a lot at the Baxter place, upon
which he will soon have hand
some home erected. The lot is
at the corner of Baxter and Sci
don streets.
Miss Mae Wilson is spending
her vacation in Norfolk with
her friend Miss Fannie Fentress.
On her return she will spend a
few days in Moyock with her
neicc Miss Minnie Wilson.
On Tuesday, Sept. 5th, Jacob
Salomonsky will have fine and
handsome line OF Fall and Win
ter Fabrics on exhibition at his
tailoring establishment on Poin
dexter street. Call to see them.
Mrs. r. w. Haskell and chill
dren, Of Berkeley, after spending
some time with her mother, Mrs.
A. N. White, at Pasquotank sta
ton, are now visiting friends
and relatives in Elizabeth City.
NO-HED-AKE Tablets cures all
headaches. Price 10 cents. No cure
| no pay.
Mr.. John H. Arm brecht, a
street contractor of Berkeley, Va,
was in the city Tuesday to ad-
wise with the Aldermen about
i'm proving Poindexter street.
The street will probably be ma
cadamized.
Mr.. H. S. Doxsee of Ocracoke,
has been in the city several days,
having came here to secure ma
terial and the services of a house
mover to go to Ocracoke to re-
pair the damages to his home
and hotel, caused by the recent
stol IN.
The Fisherman & Farmer will
be at Currituck Court House
next Monday. Parties owing for
the paper are requested to settle.
Those whose subscriptions have
expired are invited to renew.
Those who do not take the Fish
erman q Farmer are urged to
do so.
FOR RENT-A good farm 8
miles from Elizabeth City on
Pasquotank river. Good build
ings and fences; land in good
order, about 200 acres. Want to
rent for term of years to right
party; terms reasonable. Apply
to H. T. Greenleaf, Elizabeth
City, N. c.
The large aud elegant steamer
Ocracoke arrived here Tuesday
morning to ply between this
place and Newberne during the
absence of the Neuse. She left
Tuesday evening with a large
cargo OF freight and a good list
of passengers.
The first tow to arrive here
through the Dismal Swamp Ca
nal for nearly twenty years
reached Eliza beth City Tuesday
afternoon-a tug boat with two
large schooners deeply loaded.
One of the vessels had aboard a
cargo of coal for Mr.. Fred Davis
of this city.
NO-HED-AKE Tablets put up in
Lice pocket size. doses for 10 cents.
II all hadaches.
Don't stand off and criticise
and find fault. If you can do
better than somebody else is do
ing 60 ahead and do it. If not
that then give them the benefit
of our superior judgment and
friendly advice. Perhaps your
ideas and suggestions might be
approved and adopted. But
whatever you do don't be a
kicker.
The Merritt Wrecking Com
pany's ocean tug William Coley
arrived here Wednesday from
Norfolk, having in tow a dredge
and barge, the dredge being in
need OF repairs. Receiving the
necessary repairs, they left yes
terday for Pamlico Sound to the
relief of the steamer Neuse.
which went ashore during the
recent storm. The Neuse lies
IN the mouth of Pamlico river,
~ miles south southwest of
Pamlico light, about halfway
between Porpoise Point and
Mouse Harbor. Her bow is near
ly touching the marsh and the
steamer is on a nearly even keel
and does not list, being in water
only four feet deep. Within a
quarter of a mile of the Neuse