Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-06-26
News Adrift.
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IN "THE SWIM"
BRIEFLY RELATED,
The Pith of the News Especially
Prepared for the Busy
Reader.
BRIEFLY RELATED,

Our sail makers report bust
ness quite brisk at present.
M. ]. F. T. Stcger is visit,
in; -. .tc, tford.
>'~,i :. Williams. Of Eden
to: "" i: the city Monday.
Az T:,,nl.,s Price, of I>d>nton
spent several days IN the city
this week.
| The best insurance policy
agains business failure is an
effective advertisement.
Our job printing presses are
constantly at wotk. Bring along
your orders.
Miss Mabel Whitehurst, of
| Norfolk, is visiting Miss Mamie
| Allen OH Road street.
The tug, J. w. Branniug, of
Edenton, is undergoing repairs
at W1lley's shipyard.
Mr.. ]. B. Grandy, of Shawboro,
was i'll the city Saturday, jolly
and good natured as ever.
The City Council held a special
meeting Tuesday to receive the
report of the finance committee.
Shiloh was represented here
Monday by Mr.. J. H. Morrisett,
a prominent citizen of Camden |
county.
Mr.. J. E. c. Bell of Shawboro,
and friend DR.. Campbell, of Vir-
ginia, spent Tuesday i'll the city.
The gas boat Winant gave an
excursion last Sunday to Shiloh,
where a large colored Union
meeting was held.
Wednesday was St. Johns
day and the occasion was prop
erly observed at the Episcopal
church. {
Both Mr.. An rev Hathaway
and his sister, Miss Mary, who !
have been quite sick, are conva~ i
Those who want to know what
he wild waves are saying,
should spend a while this sums
ner at Mays Head.
Waterme!ons of the Georgia
are offered in this d
market this week at s. cents I,
ZACH. !,
A bicyclist was fined in May> t
II Poole's court "Wednesday for s
iding on the sidewalk. and
wo others reported. If
Note the change this week in S
he adj of Louis Selig. Also [
cad the ad OH first page headed II
Beautiful Thelma. O
Zoeller having had such a big !
I'm on his $500 Crayons for
= 90 he will continue this low d
,rice a short while longer. Large d
inc frames to select from. t
Mrs. Walter Moshell and little +
laughter left yesterday on visit "
0 Georgia, Mrs. Moshell's old o
Iome. They will be gone until
he fall. a
We regret to learn of the i'll y
ess of Mrs. w. J Smith, who "
5 quite sick at her home Oh y y
Burgess street with typhoid fe> ~
er. +
The petition circulated by the
minister's, asking employers to !;
dept some other day except A.
saturday as a pay day, has cre> 9
ted quite stir among laborers. "
The family of Mr.. +. II. Zieg- st
n have returned from Edenton
here they have been spending -:
)me days with relatives. -
The United States cutter w
Alert, "Which has recently gone W
ut of commission and been con- til
will be sold on the Sth NJ
July. &C
An effective advertisement is
l anchor, which will often hold {;
disabled business from drifting pl
l to the ragged reef Of financial III
ilure. &C
Miss Eva Pailin and Miss =
asgie Bell went to Hartford a. a.,
tuesday, where they will spend I'll
veral weeks with relatives and
lends. n
Prof. Little, a member of the "a
Guilty of A. c. Institute Of this ~
ace, left Tuesday for Green ,ve
lie, his home, to spend the De
acation. 70
A squad OF the Naval Reserves
1der the command of Captain n,
rlfhn left last Saturday even -,
e oh the steamer Neuse for a NJ
II days cruise down South. l.,
Miss Allie Fearing, of Wash> flu
gton, D. c., and Miss Matte an
randy, of Norfolk, returned to o.
Dir hnt,,ec "Wednesday after q CT