Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1900-09-06
Mr.. b. S. Davis, of East Lake
was in the CITY this week

Mr.. Jno. H. Burgess. IT., lief
Monday on business trip t.
Baltimore and Norfolk.
| Capt. Balance, of the Steame,
! Thomas Newton is off on a need
ed and we'll earned rest.
Mr.. G. F Derrickson and fam.
lily, who have been spending the
summer in the mountains, have
returned to the city.
Mr.. Fred Bell, formerly of
this city, but now of Washing
ton. D. c. is visiting relatives
and friends i'll the city.
Our cream is all the go this
hot weather. Call and give us
a trial. We can please you.
Elizabeth City Dairy Lunch,
next to Post Office.
Mr.. Jos. Pritchard, contractor,
is moving the old Selig Jewelry
house which stood on Water St.
to a lot near the Citizens Bank,
on Poiudexter street.
Mrs. Louis Selig, Mrs. Cassie
Morrlsette and MIS-. Henry Grice
are back from All exceeding pleas
ant trip to Atlantic City. N. J.
and New York City
The Fisherman and Farmer
will have a representative at
Camden Count next week who
will be pleased to meet all of
the patrons and friends Of the
paper.
Littleton Female College adj
vertised in this paper begius its
18th Annual Session September
10Th. The past session was by
very much the most successful
in the history OF the Institution.
Try our sodas and phos-
pilates. All favors. Elizabeth
City Dairy Lunch, Poindexter
street, next door to P. 0.
Mr.. Job Williams, of News
land, was in to see us Wednes>
day. Mr.. Williams reports corn
crops as fairly good People ale
saving fodder in very fine con-
dition. The rice crop is almost
a failure.
The ladies Of the Riverside
Chapel Baptist Sunday School
gave a lawn party last Monday
evening at Dry Point for the
benefit of the church. A large
crowd vas present and report
delightful occasion.
DR.. +. W. Ritter has rented
II e DR.. Butt i>aildirg situated
at the corner of Road and Fear
ing streets. The upper portion
will be used for a residence and
the lower portion will be filled
with a full stock of drugs.
The crowd that attended Cur
rituck court Monday was the lar
gest seen there in many years
The Editor was glad to meet
with SO many old friends of the
paper and to add a number of
new subscribers while there.
When you want pleasant
physic try the new remedy, |
Cha1nberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. They are easy
to take and pleasant in effect.
Price IS cents Samples free at
DR.. J. +. Woods drug store.
The Fishermen and Farmer
was honored by call from Mrs. |
w. N. Gregory and Mrs. A. H.
Mitchell one day last week. We
are always delighted to have
our friends call and take pleas
nre in showing them around.
Superior Court convened at |
Cu1rituck Monday, Judge Thos.
A. Mcneil presiding. Among
the lawyers who attended from
here were Messrs. E F. Aydlett,
G. w. Ward, E. F. Lamb, J. B |
Leigh, J. H. Sawyer; P. H. Will
Jams and w. H. Grandy.
Miss Leta Anderson lost a /
ring last Monday right between
Poindexter bridge and Broad St.
The ring has large blue set
and two pearls and was tied in
the corner of a handkerchief
with lace on edge.
The finder will please leave
at this Office.
At special conference of the
mem bers of the First Baptist
Church Sunday the resignation
of tie pastor, Rev. w. S. Penick,
D. D., was accepted, to take ef>
r..4 NIox,o@,, horTct nr pepi0k