Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1897-05-21
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Minstrel tonight.

10 Bristol, Conn.
Read Moses Vessels adver
tlscment this week.
Mrs. Maurice Wescots is visit
ing in Norfolk, Va.
Mrs. B. +. Gum has returnc,
from a visit to Hartford.
Mr. John Burgess, of Norfolk
was i'll the city this week.
Prof. S. l.. Sleeps .esidenct
on Main street is being repaired
Mr.. II. r. Greenleaf and Mr.
w. Il. Old visited Edenton this
week.
Mr., Jacob Salomonsky is
quite sick at his home on Fears
ing street.
Mr.. r. w. Woodley, of Nor
folk, spent Sunday last in this
city with his BROKERS.
A photograph gallery is be
ing fitted up on Poindextet St.
by Mr.. Ambrose Bray.
Miss Matte Bland recovered a
gold medal last Saturday that
she lost over a year ago.
Mrs. Jacobousky, of Ports
mouth, Va, is in the city the
guest of Mrs. J. Salomonsky.
Rev. c. S. Blackwell has gone
to Kinston, N. c., to deliver an
address before the school there.
A suit was entered yesterday
Ill Camden county to set aside
the will of the late +. NJ. Mullan.
The commencement of the
Colored Normal Institute is be,
ing held this week at the Court
House.
The Register of Deeds has is
sued ten marriage licenses since
the Ist of May-six white, four
colOred.
Mays Head Hotel proprietors
tell us that they have received
aldeady a number of applications
for rooms.
The residence occupied by
Mr.. M. II. Snowden, OH Burgess
street, is being beautified by the
painters.
The dwelling Of Mr.. H. w.
Raper, On Burgess street, is be-
ing enlarged and otherwise inl-
proved.
The leaders of the "strike,"
should be arrested at once and
punished severely. Officers do
your duty.
Mrs. II. V. b. Spruill, of
Tyrrell county is the guest of
the family of Mr.. M. 3. Culpep-
per this week.
The N. c. Teachers Assem-
bly, will convene at Morehead
City, OH June 18th and continue
to the 25th.
Miss Mary Davis, who has
been the guest of Mrs. A. 7.
Davis, will return to her home
at Wintall to-day.
Mr.. Will G. Cook, a Eliza
beth City boy now of New York,
is in the city this week on a
visit to friends and relatives.
The property on Ehringhaus
street, owned by Mrs. Ellen
Woodland, OF Edenton, has been
purchased by M. N. Sawyer.
The sloop Annie Cotton, Of
Edenton, l.. J. Wool captain, and
Clark Leary first mate, is here
on the wa, S at Smells shipyard.
Don't fail to be at the Opera
House tonight. The perfor-
nance by the Fire Company's
Minstrels will be very enjoys
able.
NJ. L. Sanderlin Supt. South
ern Department Covenant Nuts
al Life Ins. Co. at St Louis Mo,
is in city. His wife is here also.
The Fire Company's Minstrel
was postponed till to night.
Encourage the boys with your
presence. Fun for all. Admis-
sion q and IS cents.
Mrs. l., Il. Turner returned
from Edenton yesterday, where
she has been for the past week
in attendance Of the Scheduled
meeting at that place.
Mr.. H. w. Sanders, of the
Elizabeth City Iron Works, re-
turned this week from New
York, where he has been on bus
mess for several days.
Mr.. A. B. Gardner left yester-
day for Newport News, Va, to
accept a position with J. Banks,
one of the largest Dry Goods
merchants i'll that place.
We hear that the sermon de-
livered by Rev. F. H. Johnston
at the Presbyterian church last