Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1897-10-29
FISHERMAN II FARMER
ELIZABETH CITY, October 20, 1897
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Mr.. J. w. Evans. of Manteo
is in the city.
Zoeller can make you an,
size frame you want. oct 2O3t
Capt. A, S. Conklin. of Eden
ton. is in the city on bushes:
trip.
Mayor Banks made a mos
excellent Chief Marshal at tho
Fair.
Miss Sarah White. of Chapa>
noke, N, c., was visiting i'll ouI
city last week.
i Miss Mamie Burgess, Of this
city. is visiting friends and rela-
tives in Norfolk.
Miss Rebecca Murray, of
Fairfield, N. c.. was visiting in
our city the past week.
Mr.. Joseph Richardson. of
Norfolk, spent last week in this
city. the guest Of friends
Zoeller's prices on framing
will astonish you. oct 29- st
Travel over the different
Steam boat and Railway lines
seems to be OH the increase.
Madam Rumor says that the
merry wedding bells will soon
be heard in our midst again.
Miss dudley, of Avon, N. c.,
attended the Fair last week
She returned home this week.
On the sixth page of this paper
will be found mammoth adj
vertisement of McCabe & Grice
The storm greatly damaged
the fish industry. and no fish
have been on the market this
week.
Mrs. Lieut.. Cantwell, who
has been on all extended visit to
northern points returned home
Tuesday.
Don't forget Holloman's Ioc
beans. Nice and new.
Mrs. c. B. Nickel and daugh-
ter, of Washington, N. c., are
visiting Mrs. w. II. Zoeller, on
Martin ST.. .
Found in the Exhibition
Hall, d, boys overcoat The
owner can getit by applying to
c, G. Allen.
! Matinee. this afternoon at 2
o'clock by. the Merry Makers.
Tonight they give their last
Hon. Theo.. White, of Hert,
ford, N. c., shell fish commits
sioner, is in our city on Of
fetal business.
Miss Alice Outlaw, Of Wind
sor, has been visiting Miss Nan
nie Allen. She returned to her
home Saturday.
A very high tide prevailed
here yesterday and TO day. but
not sufficiently high enough to
do any damage.
Mr.. Willis Gregocl. of this
place, has accepted a position
with the Cleveland Wheel Co.,
at Cleveland, Ohio.
Mrs. w. II. Forbes, of Curri-
tuck county, has been visiting
her mother, Mrs. NJ. Il. Arm
strong, in this city.
The Baptist parsonage is un>
enlargement and 9th
erwise being beautifed by the
in charge.
Your reporter notices quite
large number of improvements
going OH just at present. This
argues we'll for our city.
Mr.. w. N. Crrwtord, who has
been working in Virginia for
some time past has returned
here to reside in the future.
= Mrs NJ. l.. Ball, who has
been living at Washington. D.
c., for some time has returned
here to reside in the future.
We motto quite 4 large num-
Der of strangers in our town
last week. They were doubt
less attracted here by the Pair.
Miss Kate Harris. of Belcross.
N. c.. WHO has been visiting the
family of Capt. Abe coheen, re,
turned TO her home on Tuesday. ,
The Norfolk & Southern
trains were crowded with visit
DIS to the Fair last week. They
came from every station on the *
road, II
Mr.. T. c. Allen, who has
been confined to his room by /,
sickness for the past week, we
are glad to learn is at. his post ,
again.
Two cargoes of fine OYSTERS
came in port this week and found
\ ready sale. These deliciousl