Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1899-08-04

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broke Jail here several month:
ago, was captured last night Or
road street by Sheriff Grandy
and placed back in prison.
, We invite attention to the new
advert! ement of the STANDARD
Pharmacy, at the stand formerly
occupied by Mr.. Alexandc1
Wadswortn on Read street.
For nice fry of spriag chick
en stop at Mid }ett < HaFrelrs
40 Water street.
The three masted schooner
Il. w. Houston, Of Pocomoke
City, Md, discharged a cargo oil
three hundred tons Of coal this
week for the Crystal Ice & Coal
Co.
Died at Scotland Neck, n c.,
Friday, July %, Philip, infant
son Of 2 c. and Amelia Cohoon;
age 10 mos. We extend our
sympathy to the bereaved' par
ents.
We are requested by the Grice
Brothers to state that the
Steamer Newberne will not
stop any more at Shiloh wharf
on her Sunday trips at Mays
Head.
The Baptist Sunday school
excursion Tuesday to Mays Head
was IN every way success. The
crowd was large and the weather
delightful. All report "a good
time.
For good lunch try Mid EFT
& Harrell on Water street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Banks have
returned to Elizabeth City from
West Norfolk where Mr.. Banks
has been engaged in the
mercantile business since leav-
ing here.
The large bridge on Factory
Avenue, known as the "Burnt
i}ridge,' is being rebuilt by Mr..
Il. II. Hayman, contractor, who
IS erecting quite a substantial
structure.
Mr.. Ike Salomonsky of
Norfolk spent several days this
week with friends in Elizabeth
City and left Yesterday to spend
the remainder Of his vacation
at Mays Head.
The undertaking business here
tofore conducted under the name
Of ]. H. Ziegler s. Co., hereafter
be conducted by F. H. Ziegler,
be having purchased the interest
Of J H. Ziegler.
Midyett & Harrell's restaurant
is first class place to get a good
meal Try them.
The William Shannon heirs |
have brought suit against E. F.
Lamb for the possession of the
enti1e square upon which the
said Lamb lives, including the
public building site.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.W Walker left
yesterday tor Baltimore. Mr..
Walker has been great sufferer
from neuralgia for years and he
has gone to Baltimore to have au
operation performed.
Officer Dawson has been pre-
scented with a very handsome
Chief Of Police badge. 1t was a
gift from Mr.. Louis Selig, our
leading jeweler. 1t is made of
silver and is of a very pretty de
sign.
Mr.. E. NJ. Forbes, of Jarvis
burg, and Miss Fannie r. Nc,
Clements, of Washington, D. c.,
are i'll the city. They will leave
this evening ior Columbia where
they will visit the Misses
Spruell.
The schedule Of the accommo-
dation train which leaves here
every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday morning, has been
changed. She leaves now at 7 o
clock sharp instead of S:45 as
therefore,.
Louis Selig, our leading Jews
eler, IS displaying the handsom
est line of rings ever shown i'll
Elizebeth City. In tact. Selig
carries fine stock of everything
usual y carried by first class
Jeweler.
A party, consisting of the
family Of MILE. Chapman, the
Misses Cropsey Messrs. Leroy
Crawford and w. c. Brooks Jr.,
having leased a cottage on the
Beach at Mays Head, left Oh
Monday to spend the cheated
term there.
Nice sandwiches, fresh oy-
sters, tender steaks, etc, at Mid
yeti & HarrelI's, Water street.
1t is announced that there will
be a meeting at Mays Head
Hotel on Tuesday, August 18th,
of all persons interested in Mays
Head, for the purpose of organs
zinp a new Nag's Head Hotel