Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1900-06-22


churches was small last Sunda
evening, On account of rain
The morning services were wei
attended.
Don't fail to visit Amos Owens
new furniture store while in th,
city whether you want to buy
or not, he takes pleasure ii
showing you his stock.
Miss Helen Gather, after
spending a few days with The
family of MI. Chas. H. Robin.
son, On Main street has returned
to her home in HEREFORD.
Amos Owens is displaying q
nice line of solid oak bedsteads
and beautiful chairs, that he is
offering at bottom figures. You'll
End him on Fearing street next
door to w. c. Glover's
The wooden building on Poin-
dexter street formerly occupied
by I. K. Boynton, is being re-
moved to give way for a brick
building. Mr.. Boynton has
moved back to Norfolk.
Among those who attended
the grand ball at Hartford last
Monday evening we notice the
following from this city: Messrs.
c. N. Burgess, c. w. Hollowell,
Thos. Old, Will Wood and
Thos. White.
The White Supremacy Club
enjoyed a splendid speech from
Mr.. E. F. Lamb last night. Re-
member they meet now every
Thursday night at half past
eight and always have good
speeches.
Lees Lice Killer will quickly
rid your poultry of vermin of
every kind. Application simple
and easy. Ask Robinson &
Whitehurst for descriptive pam
phlet. ?oindexter street.
We learn that our townsman,
Mr.. J. c. Spence, is to be a cans
didate for the Office of Register
of Deeds. He is a young man of
and should he secure the
nomination the Democratic par
ty will mako no mistake in cleo
ing him to that office.
At the meeting of Eureka |
Lodge, No. 81, A. F. & "A. NJ,
On Tuesday evening the officers
elected for the ensuing year
we're: DR.. J, B. Griggs unani>
nously elected W. NJ, C.. w.
1rice, S. w., D. 3. Bradford, J.
w., G. B. Pendleton, Sec'y, and
". w. Mann Treas.
Robinson & Whitehurst can
supply you with genuine east>
,rn Goldfish.
Mr.. Paul Creecy, son of Col.
Z. B. Creecy, of the Economist,
lied very suddenly at his home
IN Church street last Monday
morning at 3 o'clock, in the
18th year of his age. He leaves
| father and several brothers
md sisters, to whom we extend
ympathy. The funeral was
leld by Rev. L. L. Williams,
lfter which the remains were in
erred in the Episcopal Gene
ely.
At the Senatorial convention
leld in Hartford last week, Mr.
:. S. Vann, of Edenton, and
Ir. w. H. Bray of Currituck
county. were nominated for the
Senate. Better selections could
lot have been made, for the rep>
ltation of these gentlemen for
ound judgement, honesty and
integrity, is not confined to this
section alone, and we feel as
ured that if elected (and they'll
will Beg they will bring honor
md glory to themselves and to
he district from which they
re sent.
The Jr. O. u. A. M. gave
delightful ice cream supper to
is members and their friends
Tuesday night. The order is
trong here and has many friends
which caused a large crowd to
De present, both ladies and gen.
lemen. Speeches were made
oy Messrs Sawyer, Allen and
showing the intents
md purposes of the order, all of
which had telling effect upon
he audience. After refresh
nents had been served in abun-
lance they retired to their re-
pective homes to dream over
he pleasures of the evening.