Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1897-03-12
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was III llIS Nlty uSoNdJ.
The fishermen have, thus IA
: been making good catches.
Miss Eva Palm is with he
sisters at Hartford this week.
Many new subscribers adde
to our list this week. Thanks.
Rev Josiah Elliott, of Hert
ford, was in the city "Wednesday
We hear of two marriage
that will take place next month
Mr.. Edgar Tarkenton, of New
York, was in the city yesterday
Ladies get together and give
the Naval Reserves a decent flag
Mr.. Frank Tisdale, of New
berne, was in the city yesterday
Get a dozen Of ZoelleI'5 Carbon
Cabinets; they are now all the
60.
Miss Annie Burgess has been
home for about q week on the
sick list.
A number Of the FIRE traps
are being removed. Keep the
good work up.
MIR. J. Archie Turner, with
N & S K. r. at Edenton, visits
ed +. CITY this week.
The front of the store of
McCabe & Grice is being paint>
ed in brilliant Colors.
A scramble tor Elizabeth City S
post office is now going on. The
people want a change.
The Police Court these day S
is very quiet And this is a
card in the towns favor.
Mr.. J. r. Bergeron is able to
be at business again, after Sc
we're attack OF rheumatism.
Capt. J. T. Rhodes and en-
gineer Turner visited their fans
lilies at Norfolk on yesterday.
The Naval Reserves will have
a dress drill every Ist and I'd
Tuesday night Of each month.
Miss Ella May James and her
guest, Miss Annie Mae Rhodes,
are visiting friends i'll Norfolk.
Ordination services of the re-
Gently elected deaCons were held
last night at the Baptist church.
Miss Jennie Bailey has return
ed after a pleasant visit to friends
in Washington City and Norfolk.
Mr.. J. F. 7. Steger's horse ran
away yesterday evening OH Pearl
street and wrecked his beer wag-
on.
Mr.. J. II. McCabe returned
yesterday from the North, where
he has been purchasing spring
goods.
Tonight the First and Second
Degree will be conferred by the
Degree Team Of the |. O. O. F.
lodge.
Misses Rena and Fannie Daw
son will leave Monday for Ball.
timore to select spring styles
of Millinery.
Miss Mamie Burgess enters
tanned a number of her friends
last night at her home on Fear
ing Street.
We hear that Mr.. J. c. Meek
ms and sou have rented the
Mitchell residence on Pennsyl
vania Ave.
The friends of MIR. CASTOR G.
Bell, now of Norfolk, were de
lighted to see him in our city
this week.
Rev. J. Paul Spence, now sta
toned at Kinston, N. c., is i'll
the city visiting his parents on
Road street
And still new houses continue
TO go up. This town will not
be known by its best friends i'll
short time.
Miss Lizzie Batemau, Of Vir-
GINA, has been the guest Of Mrs.
Il. w. Holloman for several days
on Burgess Street.
An athletic club has been or,
ganized by the young men OF
the city, with rooms III the AL
be1narle House.
The lawyers and a lumber OF
| others of Elizabeth City have
been attending court this week
at Camden c. II.
Mrs. Louis Selig have return,
ed--having spent several week:
with friends in Norfolk anc
WASHINGTON, D. c.
On the fourth page of thi:
paper will be found the sermon
preached last Sunday by DR.
Calvin S. Blackwell.
The Opera House of Mr.. {
w. Overman is about completed
NJ no-o- ~ro4ricoc an of,