Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-09-25
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TIC oyster season mas opened
again.
Mr. Richard Bland, Of Mans
teo, is in the city.
Read the ad. Of J. c. Byrd on
the 4th page Of this issue.
Mr.. CASTOR Bell left yesterday
Oh trip to Richmond and Bal
timOre
Mrs. T. G. Skinner, of Hert-
ford, is i'll the city visiting her
parents.
Mrs. S. N. Kramer, of Eden
ton, is in the city on a visit to
friends.
Read the advertisement of
The Fair i'll this issue and profit
thereby.
Mr.. Charles Jones, formerly of
this place but now of Baltimore,
is III the city.
Court at Hartford next week.
The FISHERMAN & FARMER
will be there
Mr.. D. q. Bond, of Edenton,
spent Wednesday and yesterday
in Elizabeth city.
Rev. G. D. Langston. Of Man
teo, is i'll the city, the guest of
Presiding Elder John.
Work Or T. p. Nash's brick
building on Water street is pros
crossing at rapid rate.
Miss Pastora Mrrden, of Nor
folk, is visiting AIiss Matte
Brothers on Road street
Miss Annie Upton left OH Sat
urday last to take charge Of her
school in Currituck county.
Miss May Terrell, of Tarboro,
is visiting the family Of Mr. w.
J. Woodiey on Fearing street.
This section was visited yes
terday morning by heavy
frost--the first of the season.
Mrs. Emma Stroud, of Nor
folk, is in the city visiting Mrs.
Maurice Wescott on Main street.
Wedding cards are being cir
culated and the merry gingle OF
wedding bells will soon be
heard.
Miss Mary Iyrrell, of Tar
boro, is visiting her aunt, Mrs
F. NJ. Cook, ST., on Fearing
street.
Mr.. Joe Lawrence, formerly Of
: this place, but now Of Norfolk
Va, is visiting relatives i'll this
city.
n Mrs. w. II. Weatherly and
s children have returned from thel1
= visit to Mrs. Weatherly's mother
r at Hartford.
t. DR.. c. S. Blackwell is at Co.
= lumbia this week assisting III {
5, protracted meeting in progress
u at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Guirkir
arrived home Wednesday, after
y spending about two weeks a
- New York city
Y Messrs. M. Magette and J. b
a Leigh, two prominent lawyer:
r of Columbia, N. c., are in the
S. city attending court.
!, Misses Minnie Cartwright a1c
J. May Brooks, who have been Wis
itine relatives in Pauland, Va.
e have returned home.
- Mrs. Sarah c. Bell of Princes:
- Anne county, Va, is visiting
- her daughter, Mrs. J. J. Bell, OF
II west end Fearing street.
y Mr.. Joseph Lawrence, Jr., an'
< family, OF Berkeley, are spending
f the week at the home OF MI
II Clarence Cherry, on Main street
- The steamer Newberne, Wh1cl
&c was recently sent to New Iorl
y, to receive some improved ma
laIf chinery, is expected to 1etur1
:, daily.
:" The sudden change III tn
Id weather this week has necessl
c, tated heavier wearing appare
IS, Straw hats and thin coats had t
es step aside.
Is Mr.. W. N. Crawford and wife
1g formerly of this place, but no.
st residing at Washington, N. c
l are in the city visiting the
- relatives.
Prof. Briggs, of Raleigh,
Prof. Sleeps assistant at til
Atlantic Collegiate Institute, an
is making a very favorable in
PRESTON.
A skating rink party will |
given tonight at the Naval r.
serves armory on Water stree
A pleasant evening is assured a
who attend.