Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1899-07-28

4 " ~ A'AAs ~ AS~SD III
, butcher. It is tender and leal
and is received daily from til
. West. Give him an order anc
try it.
The Naval Reserves hav,
, changed the date for their te,
days encampment at Mays Head
l They will leave here on the 7tl
of August. The Newberne anc
J Kinston divisions will be there
at the same time.
An informal reception wa
held Wednesday evening by Mr.
and Mrs. r. O. Freyor, at thell
charming home at "Seven
Pines" It was held in honor
of their visitors, Prof. l. J. Co,
and bride, of Texas.
Mr.. c. ]. Ward, the brick
maker informs US he is selling
brick as fast as he can make
them. He is furnishing a por,
ton Of the brick for the Eden
ton Cotton Mills and has already
made several shipments.
The following officers of Ia
lula Encam pmeut we're installed
by d. d. G. F., II. O. Hill Mon
day night d. N. Simors, {.
P; N. Garrett, S. w; H. O. Hill,
Scribe; T. NJ. Gard, II, T.; J. P.
Simpson, J. W.; G. w. Twiddy,
Treas.
A force of hands, with pile
driver, are at work pileing
Goat Island" across the river
opposite the city. We under
stand Mr.. c. H. Robinson will
soon begin the erection of oyster
houses and other buildings on
this island.
Toxey & Cos. O. & O Tea is
taking the lead.
The steamer New Berne will
hereafter stop at Shiloh wharf
on her Sunday trips to Mays
Head, giving the Camden PEG
pie an opportunity to enjoy
Sunday at the seashore. The
steamer will reach Shiloh wharf
at $50 o'clock.
Miss Sallie Perry and Miss
Maggie Hill, accompanied by |
Misses Bessie L. Smith, of Read
ing, Pa, and Matilda F. Acker,
Of Washington, d. c., are spend
ing a few days at Mays Head,
the pleasures of that
delightful resort.
The following are the officers
Of Pasquotank Tribe, No. s, l.
D. r. NJ: J. H. Beels, Sach-
EN-; B. c. Lane, Prophet; w. B.
West, ST.. Sycamore; A. {. GAR
rett, Jr. Sycamore; r. B. White,
Keeper Of Wampum; c. w. Be,
.anga, Chief of Record.
Several of the crews from the
Life Saving Stations along The
coast have been in
Elizabeth City this week under>
going an examination by Dr.. J,
E. Wood as required by the
government each wear. They
will 60 On duty August Ist.
Before yon leave for the sea shore be
With you. No cure no. pay. 7 doses
or 10 cents.
We enjoyed a pleasant chat
Tuesday with Mr.. R. l. Wescott,
If the Life Saving Service, who {
vas here with others for exami
lation. He gives a very inter-
:stL;g account of the service and
ellis of some thrilling expe-
fences of the life savers.
While tearing down an old
,arn on Monday, at the Pool !
olace, near Elizabeth City, two
nen came near being killed by
alling timbers. Warren Daven
,ort, a young man residing on
he Cohoon farm, has his thigh |
while Steven Reid re-
eived several very painful {
about the face and 1
lead. (
Yesterday afternoon about 7 :
clock, the wood awning i'll
ront of M1dyett & Harrell's 3
on Water street, fell {
nd came near kill ng Mr., Hall, {
he timer, who was standing =
underneath same. For several :
minutes he was in a breathless
but soon recovered
efficient to get home. A large t
uantity of watermelons were c
rushed and the small boys had :
pic mic.
NO-HED-Akk Tablet means exactly
hat it reads, that you will have no
eadache if you take them as directed.
At the old residence of the
ate J. M. Whebee, on S. Road
treet, which is undergoing re-
airs, the workmen found, a few
avs ago, the following carved
Ii one of the timbers: "Built by
man named Rode, in 1882"
IL another place was this:
Moved and rebuilt in 1886"
ME building is constructed of
English pine and shows good