Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1897-01-29
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MIS-. LACK 0OOu"l1'lS very IL
at her home on Gotta street.
The city is now enveloped ii
a soft mantle of purest white.
Currituck and Camden Union
meets at Shawboro today, Friday
There will be an eclipse oil
the sun On February Ist, visible
here.
The tug Derrickson being dis
abled had to be lowed to the city
Tuesday.
Mr.. r. w. Berry is the guest
of his brother Mr.. K. H. Berry
on Main street.
A sugar pulling was enjoyed
las: night at the home Of Miss
Fannie Dawson.
Mis-. Sarah Nash and Mrs. c.
G. Fearing are among those who
are sick this week.
Mr.. Harry Whedbce, a young
lawyer of Greenville, was in the
city this week visiting relatives.
Mr.. Charlie Forest, saw h1er
at the mill Of the E. City Lum-
Der Co., is at Norfolk this week.
Our correspondents at Manteo
and Glideu sent their news items
III last week too late for publica-
ton.
DR.. Black wells sermon next
Sunday night will be: "What-
soever a man soweth that shall
he reap"
A we'll is being sunk on West
end of Main street to protect
property in that neighborhood
from fire.
Miss Mae Mccormick, of
Norwood, Pa, will arrive here
today to visit the family of Mr..
?. w. Melick.
Members Of the Circulating
Library are requested to return
the books they have to Miss
DaWson's store.
The Stlur Plymouth was pull
ed out Wednesday at SCOTS rails
ways to be thoroughly overhaul
ed and repaired,
Mr.. Aloza Right of New York,
has purchased the new residence
recently erected on Maple street
by Mr.. w. ]. Woodley.
The card party given last
night at the Arlington Hotel by
and Mrs. Cantwell |
was very enjoyable affair.
Mr.. L. P. Nash, who has been
at the hospital at Norfolk. for
some days, has returned and is
able to be at his business again.
Elizabeth city is advancing.
A drive about the city or walk
down any street shows that new
houses are looming i'll all direc>
tons.
Rev. B. Krupp and Mr.. F.
Ruch, both of Pennsylvania, and
Mr.. Geo. Kockler, of Kansas, are
the guest this week of Mr.. R. 0.
Pryor at "Seven Pines. "
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Turner,
who were joined in wedlock on
Wednesday morning at William
ston, N. c., are the guest of Mr.
Turner's mother in this city.
The subscription list Of the I
& FARMER is steadily
growing Every week since the
of the New Year we have
added a number of new names.
Rev. B. c. Krupp returned to
Pennsylvania yesterday, after
being here several days superb
the work on his dwelling
going up near the Park.
Mr.. w. J. Woodley has pur-
chased the Haywood Sawyer lot
in front of the Baptist church on
Main street, on which he will
soon erect a very handsome resi-
Idence.
An alarm of fire was gwen
asst Friday night, which proved
% be a small house on Speed
street. The fire department
promptly and renders
ID good service.
Miss Jennie Bailey and her
brother are off to Norfolk, Va,
md Washington, D. G., for
visit and to see the sights. Miss
Jennie will not return until after
Grover goes out and William
comes in.
Mr.. Henry w. Scott, of Hamp-
ON, Va, an ex-resident of this
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