Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1899-01-27
News Adrift.
PICKED UP BY OUR REPORT
Frs WHO ARE ALWAYS
IN "THE SWIM"

by Robinson Stevens, & Co.
Dawson Bros Cafe is receiv
ing a thorough renovating.
Mrs. Beulah Hill, of Berkeley
Va, is the guest Of friends a
this place.
Miss Lizzie Whitson, of Vii.
ginia, is the guest of friends OF
cypress street.
Mr.. w. l.. Cohoon returned
this week from Raleigh, wher,
lie has been for some time.
Mr.. JACOB Sale nonsky i.
spending the week with Trend:
and relatives in Norfolk.
Dr. S. w. Gregory and family
have moved into their new res
idence on Burgess street.
The government supply DO 1t
sailed for the lower SCUM is
Tuesday to deliver supplies.
Last Sunday was another
bright. pleasant day, and the
churches were all we'll filled.
Mrs. w. B. Snow, of Berkeley,
Va, is the guest Of Mr. E. F.
Sawyer's family on Church
street
Mrs. G. NJ. Scott is having a
nice dwelling erected on her lot
near the Presbyterian church on
Road street.
Green Java Coffee I5c. per
pound. at Robinson, Stevens &
Cos.
The appointment Of Mrs.
Elizabeth c. Pool. as post>mis>
trc,s at this place, has been cons
frned by the Senate.
Foreman Kramer, of the ALI
bemarle Fire Company, informs
us that his company will soon
be nicely uniformed>
Miss Lydia Holloman, of
Hartford county, is spending a
few weeks here with her broth~
er, Mr.. l.. w. Holloman.
We regret to hear of the ill
ness OF little Gay Commander,
who is confined at her home on
Pearl street with pneu'mon
Schooners Freddie L. Hamb~
lin and Anghen, arrived
Sunday with large cargoes of
oyster to the E. City Oyster Co.
DR.. Penick, of the Baptist
church, preached two excellent
sermons Sunday to large con
gregat,ons, morning and even
ing.
About three dozen Capes and
( loaks at Sawyer & Jones to be
closed out at half of their real
value. Don't miss these bar
gains.
The pulpit of the NJ. E.
Church in this city, was very
a5ly.flled last Sunday night by
DR.. DuckWorth, D. D., of
Brownsville, Tenn.
Mr. J. P. Thomson has joined
Mr.. VIM. Palm as partner in his
grist mill, for the sale of meal.
oats, hay, corn, hominy, brar
and general mill feed.
Mr.. T. N. White has sold GU
his grocery business on Po:n-
dexter street, to Mr.. Thomas
Williams, of the dry goods hrm
of Williams & Gordon.
The remains of Miss Bette
Sawyer. who died on the 10Th
inst, were buried last Saturday
afternoon near Berea, Rev. E.
+. Sawyer officiating.
There was a party held at the
residence of Miss Mamie Bur-
CESS, on Burgess street last
Wednesday night. and good
time was reported by all.
Mr.. Alonzo Stowe, of Halter
as, was here this week on the
schooner Lorena. He left Mon
day on the vessel with a cargo
of merchandise for his store at
that place.
Mr.. K r. Bell, formerly of
Camden, has accepted a position
with J R. Bergeron and would
be pleased to have a call from
his friends and to serve the pub
lie generally.
LosT-A silver watch charm;
on it is: presented to George
Jacques by the Tettenal Wood
Institute, May 20, o." Finder
will please return to the Fish
erman and Farmer Office.
c. w. Stevens & Co. manu-
facturers of cigars, received a
large order for cigars from Nor
folk, Va. The popularity OF
their famous brand of "World's
Favorite" is wide spread.
Abner Fearing, we'll known
colored citizen, died last Sat
urday and was buried Sunday
The Hook and Ladder Co., and
Rord Of which he was a mems