Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1899-07-21

Ehringhaus street.
| Mrs. Wesley Williams and
daughter left Wednesday for
Mays Head to enjoy the sea
breeze for few days.
Mrs. D. M. Simons and Miss
Cora Gard, who are summering
at Mays Head, spent few days
in the city this week.
Work in setting back the
buildings on Poindexter street
was resumed yesterday morning
by Mr. Jos. Pritchard.
| The show window at The
Fair will tell you something
about corsets which ought to
interest you just at this time.
DR.. J. R. Bright and sister,
Miss Nellie, of Cincinnati, . g.,
are visiting the family of Mr..
E. F. Pritchard, on Road street.
Miss Craddock, of Virginia,
and Miss Gather, of hertford,
ate being entertained by Mrs.
&c. H. Robinson on Main street
The new town ordinances
have been distributed. Some of
them are sharply drawu-caus-
ing much comment by the pubs
Ilic.
Miss Lulu Hayes, one of
Hertford's most charming
young ladies. is visiting Miss
Alethia Weeks on West Main
street.
Charlie Pritchard, one of the
employees of the E. City Tele.
phone Co., is spending his vaca,
ton with his parents at Mays
Head.
Mr.. Brad Sanders, who for
several weeks has been working
in Washington City, has returns
ed home, looking we'll and hand
some.
Mr.. J. L. Pritchard is erecting
a cottage on the sound side at
Mays Head. and will occupy
same about the first of next
week.
The steamer Norman L.
Wagner, of the N & s. R r !,
is receiving a general overhaul>
ing at the shipyard of E. S.
Wiley.
Mrs. Tom Love, who is now
residing in Washington, D. c.,
is the guest of her uncle, Mr..
NJ. B. Culpepper, on Ehring-
haus street.
Mrs. Mollie Smith is having a
dwelling erected on he, lot adj
joining her place on First street,
which will be for rent as soon
as completed.
In a few months there " i'll be
three white Baptist churches in
Elizabeth City-the Baptists of
the city having decided to erect
two other chapels.
The Elizabeth City bonds, to
the amount OF $4,000. have been
put chased by Stafford & Co., OF
Chattanooga, Tenn. Now for
street improvement.
Miss Bessie LaBene Smith, of
Reading. Pa, aud Miss Matilda
Francis Acker, of Washington,
D. c., are visiting at Mrs. NJ.
Hills on Water street.
One pound of Toxey & Cos.
extra cream Soda Crackers will
make a customer.
Mr.. Jason Bell spent several
delightful evenings this week
in Salem township, this county,
with friends who were no doubt
charmed with his presence.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. B. Weisiger
have returned to Elizabeth City,
Mr.. Weisiger having been trans
ferred from the N. & S. R. K.
yard at Berkeley to the yard here.
Mr.. Joseph Pritchard, the
house mover, will leave for
South Mills Tuesday to move
two houses for MI. Beverage, to
give room for the erection # a
store.
Messrs w. u. Pruden and
VIM. M. Bond, two of Edenton's
most prominent lawyers, were
here this week attending the July
term of Pasquotank Superior
Court.
Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Greg
DRY left Wednesday for Dendron.
Va, to visit relatives. Before
returning they will attend the
Sunday School Chautauqua at
Shelby, N. Z.
The family of Mr.. T. P. Nash
left Wednesday for Mays Head,
where they will remain during
the summer enjoying the many
pleasures to be had at that de-
lightful resort.
Mr.. B. F. Hoskins. promi
nent citizen of Coinjock, died