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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-08-03

from Edenton left for home next
morning. All brought their hearts
with them, hut left much gratitude
behind for the noble, hospitable peo-
pie OF Rich Square, Woodland and
of the neighboring country. Each
one tried to prove that he had the
most delightful home, the most hos
pitable host and hostess and the best
time generally, but all compromised
by agreeing, that, after all had been
said, there was no place like -
Edenton. The entire party thought
even if they did not give expression
to the same, as they parted;
"Haec ohm meminisse juvabit."
N'IMPORTE.
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MACS HEAD.
WHAT THE PRESS IS SAYING ABOUT
THIS FAVORITE RESORT.

All of our section are now getting
down to the sea at Nays Head, and
the roll-call could be more readily
answered there than here.-Econo-
mist.
Mr.. T. Tatum, the clerk at Nag 8
Head ia one of the cleverest fellows
that ever lived; everybody likes him.
Isn't it strange how easily some men
can command the good will of every
body?-Monitor.
The ball room music at Mays Head
is perfectly delightful. Mr.. Jacobs
has not considered any expense in
adding to the attractions of the Old
Resort.-Ex.
The Plymouth paper says: Hur-
rah i! for Nays Head, the seaside
resort of which every man in Eastern
Carolina should feel pride. Do we
feel that interest in the position
which our own resort should occupy,
in comparison with others?
Breathe there man with soul 80 dead,
Who to himself hath never said?
This is my own, nay native land.
While some are going to the interior
sections for health and some are
seeking the Western frontier others,
equally alive to interest and full Of
good taste. are trying again the safe
retreat, beside invigorating old ocean.
plain yet, inviting. Mays Head. For
health giving and health restoring
no place in all this broad land can
possibly excel it, and as to the sum
mer society Of the place. aud living.
it is home like and luxuriant. MIR
Jacobs has made extra preparation
for guests this season and has placed
the price of board down within the
reach Of all. Recent news from the
place informs US Of the excellent
fishing already begun and Of the
abundant supply of crabs. etc. Let's
90 down.-Enquirer Of 10Th.
We most sincerely wish everyone
of our people could spare the time
and money to GO to Mays Head and
spend the summer. We believe it
would add to their health, happiness
and longevity. But the next best
thing to going down and spending
the summer is to go down once or
twice a week on the excursion trips
which Capt. Jones is now offering to
the public. Go down on Tuesday or
Saturday, or both. take hop in the
ball room and dip of few minutes
in the Ocean and that will do much
for your health and the health of
your family, and give spice and
variety to your lives, and would he
money we'll laid out. We are better
situated in E. City to have the full
benefit of Mays Head than any of
our inland towns. because we are
nearer and we would act wisely to
avail ourselves Of our advantages
We thank Capt. Jones for giving our
people the opportunity of getting to
Mays Head at such cheap rates.
Never before have we had such
opportunity of getting to the ocean
cheaply and CONGRATULATIONS
mist
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-03-02
FROM sMlrHwlcK.

FEBRUARY, 9th.
A. w. Odell arrived 1leme last week.
All the stock in this vicinity is in
good condition.
We are expecting a large immigra-
tion to this part of the county in the
spring. We have room for all who
wish to come.
Strangers are coming into town
every day or two looking things over.
All appear to be we'll pleased with
what they see.
The farmers Of this part Of the
county are getting ready for the
springs work. Mr.. Robins started his
plow last week and reports that the
ground is IN fine condition for that
kind of work.
The weather here for the last few
weeks has been extra fine, even for the
Black Hills country. OF course every
one knows that we have more pleasant
weather here than iii any other part of
the United States.
Messra<SApford Parker, Frank BULL,
Morse and Bower all of Oelrichs, were
in town on the 22nd. They took dinner
at Mr.. Odell's and carried away large
quantities of our soft water declaring
it to be the best they had ever drank.
The writer saw Mrs. Hustled, on
Horsehead, last week, she having just
arrived from Iowa. She stated that
there were over two feet Of snow Of
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-03-02
PERSONAL MENTION.

d. X. snively spent Monday at the
Springs.
James NJ. Smith of Buffalo Gap was
in town on Monday.
Paul Clinton, OF Buffalo Wyo,. is a
crest at the Ferguson House.
Dave Dawson and Ed. Cole of Buf-
falo Gap bookedat the Ferguson Sun
day.
DIR. Stanley reports Mrs. S. N. Moses
as still confined to her bed but slowly
improving.
VIM. Hamilton of Belle Fourche,
was a Saturday arrivalat the Fergu-
son House.
A. w. Putnam, of st. Paul came in
on Saturdays coach and put up at the
Ferguson.
Daniel Meyers came up from Neb.
raska Saturday and is domiclled at
the Ferguson.
Commissioner Stack, of Oelrichs
came over to the county seat Monday
and fed at the Ferguson.
Billy Hugginson returned last Sun
day from Hot Springs, with health re-
storsd.-Spearfsh Register.
H. p. Lorey, Harry Endicott and
A. ID. Clark were a trio of Buffalo
Gappers in the city Wednesday.
Ed. Towns, Sioux City Journal
representative, arrived in town yester-
day. We are thankful for a brief call.
F. L. Skinner, superintendent of the
Caledonia mine, came down from Dead
wood Thursday, and will remain at the
Springs week or ten days.
DIR. Stanley was called last night to
attend Mrs. H. H. Ferguson. who was
suffering from light stroke of paraly-
sis. AS we so to press size is resting
comfortably.
Gus Miller, who has charge Of Dave
Davison's meat market in this place,
is reported by DR.. Stanley as being
quite sick with mountain fever.
A little child of d. K. Mangun has
been quite seriously i'll during the past
week or more with congestion Of the
lungs but is now rapidly improving.
Misses Letta and Nettie Labereaux
accompanied by their sister, Mrs. C. E..
Sawyer, departed on Thursday for
Fort Laramie, Wyo., where they will
visit with relatives two or three weeks.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-03-02
the ground when she left that cold
country. And here is one more state
heard from: A gentleman from Roches.

country. And here is one more state
heard from: Agentleman from Roches.
ter, N. T., went north on the train last
Friday, the oath; he said lie was vesy
much surprised at our summer weather
here, for when he left his home they
had over three feet. Of snow and lob oi
the ground, and, kind reader, York
state is not one Of the cold states either.
But say to all people who want to
find mild climate, come to the Black
Hills, especially Fall River county,
more particularly to Smithwicks, where
we have no mud, no dust, but where
we have pure soft water to drink the
year round, and where you cah also
find the hest Of farming land.
The outcome Of the citizens meeting
was petition to Hon. o. s. Clifford,
our delegate in congress, asking him
to use his best endeavors before the
committee ON appropriations 10 get an
appropriation for the examination Of
the unplatted land in our county. We
also passed resolutions asking him to
use his influence in securing an ap.
preparation large enough to get tho
balance Of the county surveyed and
plated. There arc, ! believe, twenty.
seven townships and fourteen halt.
townships In the county yet unsurvey.
ed. The school question again came
up and was settled by drawing up .
new petition which will be presented
to the honorable board of commission
ers at their next meeting. We expect
of coufse the board will grant it for
we are only asking for what the law
allows, so there can be no possible ex.
cuse for their refusing our request.
Dick NOOK.