Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-09-04

oA1iAAS no a. 1i1l play.
NJ. B. l.. Banks, formerly c
this place, but now of Greens
boro, n. c., has been here thi
week visiting relatives am
friends.
Mr.. w. J. Broughton will 500,
improve his dwelling in frs
ward, which will be occupied b,
his family as soon as the work j
finished.
A protracted meeting is il
progress at Corintll Church, thi:
county, which is being attended
daily by a number Of Elizabetf
City people.
A woman in an apron Away:
looks so housewifely and useful
even though she dosen't do more
than to order the cook to hurry
up the dinner.
When i'll the brassy skies above
No help nor help see,
| gladly seek the girl l love
Shes always cool to me.
Haywoods Ministries played TO
d crowded house at the Opera
House on Tuesday right-the
opening of the '9o-'97 theatrical
season in this city.
Many Of our young people are
preparing to leave for the differ
colleges of the State. We wish
for them all a pleasant and
profitable session.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. U. Sharber
have been among the hills Of
Virginia for three weeks III
search Of health and pleasurable
recreation. They returned home
Tuesday.
Mrs. J. II. Crawford is now
occupying cottage on Martin
street. Mr.. David Sinons has
moved to the dwelling on Poin-
dexter street, vacated by Mrs.
Crawford.
We enjoyed a brief call on
Monday from Rev. O, c. Horton,
pastor of the Third Baptist
Church, of East Durham, N. c.,
who is spending his vacation in
this city-his old home.
Mr.. Moses Weisel will leave
tomorrow for New York City to
purchase fall and winter goods.
He will be assisted by his wife
i'll making selection Of late and
fashionable styles.
Mr.. r. F. futile and Master
Guitar Wozelka, Of Edenton,
favored us with a short call on
Tuesday. They were returning
home from a visit to the
western part of the State.
People won't buy what they
don't want. Generally they don't
know what they do want. The
successful advertiser is the one
who persuades people that they
want just what he has to sell.
Lyman A. Gotten went from
the Horner School at Oxford to
Annapolis, winning the appoint
ment i'll a competitive examina>
ton. He stands among the first
i'll large class, in which are
many college graduates.
Superior Court Of the First
District viii begin next Monday
at Currituck Court House, Judge
Timberlake presiding. The
FIsHERNIAN, & FARMER will be
represented. See our agent and
give him your subscription.
Mrs. D. II. Barnett, of Balti-
more, is in the city visiting her
sister Mrs. Y. A Jennings. This
is the first visit Mrs. Barnett has
made to Elizabeth City in
twenty six years-her last trip
icing by coach from Norfolk to
this place.
Z. c. Gregory, manager of the
University Base Ball team, won
for the University during the
past On a first place among
the Colleges Of the United States.
He graduated this year at the
University magma cum kaudr. He
was prepared at Horner School,
Oxford, N. c.
Mr.. Constant Fearing, of this
city, and Miss Leonora Rallanga,
of Coinjock, were happily mars
ried in the NJ. +. Church at
Coinjock Wednesday night, the
md inst, The happy couple ar
rived here yesterday and are oc-
cupying a cottage On Martin
street.
Mrs. w. B. Yost, accompanied
by Miss Bessie Yost, who has
been spending some time with
her sister, Mrs. r. 0. Pryor, at
"Seven Pines,' returned this
week. Mrs. Pryor and two of
her children accompanied them,
and will spend a month or more
at her former home, Cleveland