Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-10-02
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Only a few more days to reg
lister. Register
Mr.. Robt. Perry, Of Hartford
was Ill town yesterday.
Mr.. W. K. Lyon and family
have moved to Norfolk.
Z. r. Spence has gone to Rich
nond to study medicine.
J, Harvey Crawford, who has
been quite sick, is convalcscent.
Mr.. Sidney >McMullan, OF
HEREFORD, was i'll the city this
| week.
Miss Linda DeLon has accep-
ted a position III the public
| school.
Mr.. VIM. Godfrey is erecting
a nice dwelling on River Side
Avenue.
Mr.. Frank Tisdale, of New
bcrne, is Ill the city on his way
North.
Mrs. Thomas Walker is visits
ing friends at Croatan. Dare
county.
Mi J. c. Mcekins, of Column
bia, n. G., is at the Albemarle
House.
The first oysters Of the season
arrived Monday and sold for SOC
per bushel.
The schedule Of the gas boat
Wiuant has been changed during
cotton season.
Attorneys w. J. Griffin and
Z. +. Aydlett are at Raleigh Oh
legal business.
Remember if you are not reg
istered YOU can't vote Attend
to this at once.
Mrs. Newton Underwood has
returned after an extended visit
to Pennsylvania.
Nj. Sam Gricc left Tuesday
for Baltimore where he will re,
side III the future.
WANTED, several gentlemen
boarders. Apply at FISHERMAN
& FARMER office. Il
Mr.. and Mrs Jno. B. Pinner
of East Lake, spent a few days
III the city this week.
Mr.. Carol G. Pool 81 Lynch
burg, Va, is visiting his parents
on Lawrence street.
Mrs. West, of Cortland. Va.
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Judge
BROOKS, on Road street.
MIR. Richard Lyons, WHO has
been in Virginia for some time
past, has returned home.
DO not fail to see that your
name is on the registration
books. This is important.
Mrs. J. F. Mann has returned
home after pleasant stay Of
several weeks at Newberne.
, Mrs. John Fletcher, Of Rich
mond, is here on a visit to he1
sister, Mrs. Clarence Cherry.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. John Banks ar
rived III the city yesterday, anc
will make this their future home
Miss Sallie Jennings, Of Prov
, idence, who has been visiting
l friends here, has returned home
\ Mrs. w. J. Lumsden, who ha:
been in Ashland, Va, for some
f time past, returned lone We'd
' nesday.
The Steamer Newberne arriv
, ed from New York Monday nigh
where she has been undergoing
repairs.
Miss Maggie Askew, who ha:
been visiting friends i'll our city
, has returned to her home a
= NAul1nd
Mr.. Harry Grandy left We'd
nesday for Washington City t(
take a law course at the Column
5 bian College.
Mrs. Lizzie Stokes. Of Hert
? 10. d, who has been visitih& MIS-
Join Cartwright, mas sctAr~c(
to her home.
Messrs. Reuben Davis and jim
Hill spent Sunday uht Molaay
) at Norfolk. to which place the,
rode their wheels.
/ Mrs. Brewer and children, 0
d Wake Forest, n. c., are tn
quest OF Mrs. NJ. II. SuoWden OF
. Borgess. street.
+, Capt. Hill, of No. folk, Va
. has moved to our city, and is oc
vupylng the house recently bull
, uear City Hall.
- Mrs. Fred Bosworth, who la
0 been visiting friends here, re
turned to her home in Pennsyl
IS vania yesterday.
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