Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1899-07-14

have removed from Vandemer;
t. Elizabeth City.
Mr.. Charles Grandy, OF New
York city, son of our esteemed
toWnsman, Sheriff N. G. Grandy
is in the city visiting his parents
Messrs. Wood, Jordan ant
Harry Grandy left yesterday t.
join the Heltford company
which will encamp at Morehead
City.
Blades mill caught fire today
but the flames were extinguish
ed without damage and without
the assistance of the Fire De-
partment.
! FoUND-A small satchel was
found Tuesday night near the
N. & S. depot; owner can get it
by applying at this office and
paying for this advertisement.
Go to Mays Head if you want
to enjoy good health, splendid
fishing, delightful baths, and
have good time, for a little
money. We've tried it, and
know whereof we speak !
Mrs. Tenie Burker, OF Balti>
more, alter spending several
weeks in this city with her rel
ative Mrs. A Huckabee, left
Wednesday for Edenton to visit
relatives at that place.
We regret to hear of the crit
cal condition of Mr.. F. w An
drews, Supervisor of the N. &
S. R. R., who was stricken We'd
nesday night with ra'ysis
while sitting at home with his
family.
The Methodist Sunday school
gave an excursion Tuesday to
Mays Head About as many as
the steamer Newberne was al
lowed to carry went down and
enjoyed the pleasures of that
delightful resort.
Charlie Baker, the little boy
who came near being killed
about three weeks ago by the
N. s. S. mail train near the E.
City Cotton Mills, has recovered
from the injuries received and
is now able to be on the streets
again.
I.OST-A brown hand satch.
el with no name on it. Lost
from buggy near the N & S.
depot Tuesday night on arrival
OF the excursion from Mays
Head. The finder will be suit,
ably rewarded by leaving same
at Dr.. Lumsden's residence.
The Citizens Bank threw
open its doors for business on
Wednesday, with NJ. R. Griffin,
cashier; Chas. Guirkin, book
keeper; Charlie Grice, Jr., COL
1actnr. Dr- @ Mcmillan is Pres
ident, and w. c. Glover, Vice
President. The Bank building
is the most handsome structure
in the city.
Next Monday Superior Court,
will convene in Elizabeth City,
the late Legislature having
granted Pasquotank county two
extra terms for the trial of civil
suits. The following are the
names of the jurors. w. H.
Price, w. A. Jones. J. Q. Stalls
ings, NJ. S. Sawyer, A. Jen-
nings, A. S. Neal, A. F. Toxey,
S. H. Reid, J. N. Midget, Wills
son Bell, E. c. Reid, VIM. Mad
rim, R. H. Palmer, J. N. Scott.
John w. Overton, E. c. Cherry,
George w. Harris, S. J. Brothers.
We would advise all those
who can to visit Mays Head this
season There is no finer and
more healthful place on the
whole eastern coast than this
favorite resort The sound and
surf bathing, fishing, boating
and hunting, are attractions
familiar to everyone. The Grice
Brothers have everything in ex
cellent style and those who visit
the hotel can rest assured of a
royal good time. Everything
comfortable and plenty of room
for all. Get ready and 60 down.
The hotel is fast filling up and
we predict successful season.
1t was our pleasure to spend a
few days there this week, and
we were never more royalty
treated than by the Grice Broth
ers. The tables are splendidly
supplied with variety of we'll
prepared eatables and of the
greatest abundance.