Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1900-11-29
LOCAL AND
PERSONAL

The Neuse brought in larg
crowd from the lower sounds we
terdaY morning.
Mr.. Isaac Meekins has pur
chased the McCabe residence OF
Min street for $3.50.
Mr.. F N. Zeigler is off on ;
hunt Of wild turkeys i'll Berti'
county.
Mr.. NJ. H. Snowden has re
turned from a business trip t
Norfolk.
See the latest thing in hal,
ornaments at Seligs. Only have
a few left. Come and get one
before they are gone.
We are glad to learn that Mr.
L. E. Chapman. who has beer
seriously i'll at his home on Dye
street is rapidly improving.
Our markets have been flooded
this week with oysters, fish, tut
keys and eggs. SO were a num-
Der of tables yesterday.
A full aud complete line oil
chains for Ladies and Gentle,
men now awaits you at tairest
prices at Louis Sellp'S.
Hon. J. B. Leigh has been
elected superintendent of the
Methodist Sunday School. An
excellent selection.
We are glad to learn that Mr.
George Parsons who has been
confined to his home for quite a
while with typhoid fever, is very
much improved.
Get to work friends and lets
have the new railroad. Twill
build up the city and increase
our business greatly.
A number Of Elizabethans
left yesterday for Norfolk, where
a few remained over and others
returned on the afternoon train.
Mr.. Frank NJ. Dexter has been
appointed by the Chief Shell In
spector of North Carolina. Dep>
uty7Inspector of Elizabeth City
ana surroundings.
Time, we have it. Ladies and
gentlemen's watches, good ones
too. Call and see them. Hatha-
ways, the JeWe ers.
Our readers are requested to
read the article, in another COL
umn, concerning the State Re,
form school. It was furnished Us
by Mrs. N. r. Zimmerman, who
is very much interested in the
work. ,.
A happy young runaway &C u"
pie were at the depot yesterday.
They were Miss blanche Grim G.
stead and Glenwood Goldman of
Norfolk. They were aCcompa-
MED by few friends and were
married Wednesday evening at
six o'clock. Rev. r. c. Beamen
officiating.
Before you purchase see the
splendid holiday stock Of LOUIS
Selig's which includes some
thing for every person. Some
thing for every purse. We have
low priced presents, medium
priced presents and costly pre-
sents of every description.
The election of Stewards of
the Methodist Church took place
Monday evening as follows:
Messrs. P. H. Williams, R. J..
Mitchell, NJ. Z. Culpepper, N. F.
Smith H. O. Hill, B. +. Spence,
P. S. Shipp, N. R. Parker, Clay
Foreman, rs. Wells. VIM Mann,
Ino. L. Sawyer, 7. Q. A. Wood
and R. r. Nc Pherson.
Mr.. w. S Newborn the popu~
la1 Purser of the STEAMER Thomas
Newton has been appointed
clerk at the N. & S. wharf sue ;
ceedlng Mr.. Martin who has &C
cepted a position in 1st National
Bank. Capt. Balance, Master
of the New ton, speaks IN high
est terms of Mr.. Newbern.
When you feel that life IS
hardly worth the candle take a
dose of Cham berlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets They will
cleanse your stomach, tone up
your liver and regulate your
bowels making you feel like a
new man. For sale by DR.. e.
Wood.
Polk Miller, the well~krown
and popular Southern entet~
tainer will appear in this CITY
next Monday evening. Most OF
orr neon1e have heard Miller and