Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1898-03-18
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Lent IS just nan over 10 Gay
Friday.
Fish are getting to be plenti
full IN our market now.
Mr.. Roscoe Turner is spend:
ing the week at Hatteras.
Two Mormon preachers ar.
rived in the city yesterday.
Sweet violets are peeping out
and hyac;nths are i'll bloom.
MIR. CASTOR Pool went on a
business trip this week to Wash
ington, d. c.
Court is in session this week
at Camden. with a large civil
docket to clear.
Your orders will be promptly filled
and delivered by Bonner. Phone No
| 26.
Miss Pattie Perry, of South
Mills has come to Elizabeth
City to reside.
Mrs. Mabel Jewell has accept
ed position in the dry goods
Store of McCabe & Grice.
A walk around the City
will convince anyone that the
town is steadily growing.
Miss Ionic Sawyer, OF East
Lake, is the guest of Miss Min
ME Sawyer on Factory Ave.
1t has been announced that
Rev. Tom Dixon will lecture
here about the middle of April.
Mrs. M. l.. Ball, of Washing>
ton, D. c, is visiting her son,
Mr.. NJ. l.. Ball, on Ehringhaus
street.
Pasquotark court will be held
next week, Judge Norwood pre-
siding, who is most excellent
presiding officer.
Mr. G.. B Craw ford. has re-
turned home from Currituck,
where he Was engaged in paints
ing the new Courthouse.
Bonncr's store is the attraction. No.
IO7 POindcXter Street.
d.. Penlck will soon conduct
a protracted meeting in the Bap-
fist church in this city. Prayer
S rVices began this week.
Nh 4. J. Ward, of Chowan
county, was in the City Tues
day and favored US with a call.
His little daughter accompanied
him.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Kramer,
entertained a mum Der Of their
friends last Thursday night at
their elegant home on Main
Street,
c. c. Thompson's horse, Bay
Line, driven by L. K. Bryan,
Won the best race at New Bern
Fair, against Nubbin w. Of
South Carolina, and Belle NJ. of
Georgia.
have opened a city Fish and Oys-
ter Market, opposite SWANS Hotel.
Phone 40. I2:5. T. T. WHITCOMB.
Messrs. r. E. Byrd, J. NJ
Deans, Clark Leary, B. F. Fran
els, Jno. Badhan and others, of
Edenton, spent Tuesday in Eliz-
abeth City. We acknowledge
calls by several Of them.
McCabe & Grice comes to- us
this week with half-page adj
vertisement. This firm is a live,
progressive one and always keep
fully abreast with the times.
Read their cad" and give them
a call.
Mrs. H, c. Grice returned
from New York last Friday
having been there to post her
self on the latest millinery fash
ions and to select headgear for
McCabe & Grice's millinery de,
partnent.
Wednesday, Mr.. Vim: E Hud
gins, of Norfolk, and Miss AM
ME Ives Hall, IF Portsmouth,
Va, were married at Christ
Church rectory, by Rev. L, L.
Williams. After the ceremony
they took the evening train for
home.
DR.. Penick, of Shelby, N. c.,
accom- panied by his bride, spent
last week with his father, Rev.
w. S. Penick, in this city.
While here the Doctor entertain
ed several Of his professional
brethren, Drs. Lumsden, Wood,
Griges. ST., Mcmillan and AYd>
lett,
Mr.. Geo. Brothers having
Quit the retail mercantile bust
ness has joined the ranks of
travelling salesman and started
out with sample case and order
book as representative Tor The
Fair, one of Elizabeth C1tv's
successful dry goods establish
mentS.
On the morning of Feb. 20,
i l. Il,