Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1897-04-30
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dence, is visiting oar city this
week.
Mr.. John Fearing has the
finest peas we have seen i'll tn is
section.
Dare county court next week
, Our lawyers will be in attend
ance.
Rev. w. p. Hines will begin
revival at the Baptist church,
June 18th.
Send one dollar to the FISH
ERMAN & FARMER and become
a subscriber.
Strawberries were in our
market Wednesday, and retailed
for Is cents per quart.
And everybody is complaining
Of dust first rain, then dust,
what grunblers we are?
There is a great demand for
water front property; last week
a wharf was sold for a fair price.
A beat containing three boys
capsized in the river one day
this week. They were picked
up safely.
Mr.. c. w. Grice has gone OH
a tip to Baltimore and other
cities in the interest of the Mays
Head Hotel.
Correspondents will please
send in news items so they will
reach us not later than Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mrs. DR.. Blackwell and Mrs.
Lieut.. CantWell are off on a few
weeks visit to Client, Norfolk
and Virginia Beach.
Mr.. Louis Selig, attended the
exercises over the removal of
the remaining Of Gen. Grant in
New York, this week.
Hay1nan & Owens is a new
firm. They are opening nice
stock of groceries OH Fearing
street, foot of Water.
Our agent will be at Manteo
next week. Those who would |
like to read this paper should F..
give him their names.
Mr.. T.. F. Aydlett, and Mr..
Bushrod Leigh, two of our lead
ing lawyers attended Court
at Columbia this week.
Mr.. NJ. J. Sawyer will shortly
move his bar from the Abe .
marie Hoase, to the !, l.. Wood !
building on Road street:
Rev. Charles l.. Greave, of
Elizabeth City, who graduates
at Wake Forest III June has &C
cepted call to Pittsboro.
Rev. B. c. Krupp is getting
large audiences at his Sunday
morning and night preaching at
Exhibition Hall at the PARK.
A sermonette to children, il
Illustrated with seven objects, will
be used by DR.. Blackwell at the
Baptist church next Sunday
night.
Rev. J. H. Hall, Of the NJ. E.
Church, will preach to the Ma
val Reserves on Sunday night
week, and not next Sunday as
reported.
Mr.. Joseph White, a citizen of
Tyrrell county, was drowned a
few days ago i'll Scuppernong
river. His body was found last
Tuesday.
Prof. Hinton and his compe~
tent corps of teachers are pre-
pairing for i brilliant Public
School Commencement. They
can do it.
Summer is here and no flag
for the Naval Reserves yet. Can
not ou1 good ladies see to this
they deserve it and by all means
should have one.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Gregory,
Mrs D. r. Scott and Miss NJ. c.
Gocdson, Of harrisburg, n. c.,
have been spending a few days
in Elizabeth City.
Mr.. J. B. Brockett is fitting
up one of the most elegant
homes in the city. The decor>
ators are putting on the finish
ing touches this week.
There was a large Baptism at
the usual place a few Sundays
ago by Rev. Berry. He stated
that he had Baptized 1919 per-
sons to date, a good record.
We did not array ourselves in
Easter dress of many colors I'M
| til after the frost. But this
week we donned our best and
stand before the public i'll pink
bushes.
There are some people who never