Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-07-24

year.
Mrs. Jacob Salolnonsky an'
Mrs. Moses Weisel left for Nor
folk, Va, Wednesday morning
to attend the funeral of thei
uncle, Mr.. NJ. Levy.
Miss Lula Heath and severa
other young ladies from this city
are preparing to go to Murfrees,
boro Female Institute the COM
ing session.
Missis Susie and Julia Russell,
OF Norfolk, who have been visit
ing Mrs. W. w. Griffin, on Main
street, returned to their homes
Saturday last.
ZoclleT having had such big
run on his $500 Crayons for
$500 he will continue this low
price a short while longer. Large
line frames to select from.
1t Is strange thing that the
man who knows exactly how to
run a newspaper is always ell
gagged III some other kind of
'business. - Orange Odsy 0er.
Those who went on the Baptist
Sunday School excursion to
Nag's Head Tuesday, report a
delightful trip. The Sunday
School cleared about ninety dol>
lars.
Mrs. William Harrell died on
Friday last at her home near
N1xonton, this county; age 72I
years. The funeral service took
place Sunday, conducted by Rev. |
Mr.. Howcutt.
Mr.. r. O. Pryor and daughter
Annie, accompanied by Miss
Emily Hollowell, have gone to
Cleveland, Ohio, where they will |
remain till the latter rort of next
week.
Messrs. Ike Sa1omonsky, Oliver
Gilbert, Brad Sanders and Ben.
Goodwin rode through to Eden
ton Oh their wheels last Sunday
and returned the same day. They
report splendid trip.
The Sunday School at Saw
yer'S Creek held picnic Thurs
day. Quite a crowd from town
went over and enjoyed the
speeches, songs and good din>
her.
The committee for the Naval /
Reserves excursion will have
lie boat remain at Nays Head
Until $50 p. H., SO all those
Who wish can enjoy the dancing
It the hotel. '
MITCHELL will begin to give
LWay presents to all his custom {
Is Oh Monday next. He can t
ford to do this because he does ,
lot sell on credit \ present !
or everybody that visits his
tore. t
The committee of the Naval F
Reserve excursion desire to
OrreCt the error that children f
VII not be allowed on their ex> E
ursion. The little ones will be T.
welcomed, so bring them along. =
y station and pier at Oriental, O
IL the Neuse, at which the .
teamers.on the route between :
elizabeth City and Newborn 0
ould touch at, is being talked P
Members Of the life saving c
reNs on our coast have been in "
lie city this week undergoing
examination by Dr.. J. E. Wood, "
ficial examiner for the first L
fe saving district, preparatory d
going into service i'll August. II
Rev. Arthur Crane, the evan d
elist will conduct a camp IL
leeting oftwo weeks at Tan b
ers Creek, six miles from =,
Orfolk, on the Ocean View "
ectriC car line, commencing III
ugust end. Some from Z. City &C
i'll attend. Cl
The rarest and most fragrant h;
Ossoms unfold their beauty al
lily in the night; SO many of 81
e richest aud most priceless o.
essings OF our lives are brought
us on the wings of sorrow liz
range (Va) Obser yer. w
While at the Horner School "
Oxford, Lyman A. Gotten Sc t.
red the appointment to An hi
}polis i'll a competitive eNani- tr
ttion. He stands among the y,
st i'll a large class, i'll which
{ many college graduates. .
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Send to the FISHERMAN & :,
Office for printing of ci
y kind. Our stock of enve- w
pes, linen and white note heads,
lis, cards, posters, etc, IS the is
st and most varied of any in ne
is section. Call, see us Or the
-eet, or order by mail. Oh
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