Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1899-09-29
News Adrift
pIcKED UP BY OUR REPORT
Frs WHO ARE ALWAYS
"THE SWIM.

Mrs. Mat Baker is visiting
relatives and friends in Norfolk.
Mr.. Brad Sand ers has returns
ed from his trip to Philadelphia.
Mr.. Walter Cartwright left
this week for Wake Forest COL
lege.
DR.. c. w. Sawyer has moved
into his new building on Fear
ing street.
The Naval Reserves of this
civ shot y guns to day in honor
Of "DtWey Day.
Martin street has been she1led
and will soon be one of the best
streets IN the city.
Mrs. James Gregory, who has
been visit ng relatives in Nor
folk, has returned home.
Miss jamie Tillett, of Currj-
tuck county, is the guest Of Mrs.
Clarence Gallop, on Road street
Mrs. Geo. Pappendick and
children are visiting relatives
and friends in Currituck county.
Mr.. Roscoe Turner, who has
been taking law course at
Wake Forest, has returned home.
Go to Sawyer & Jones for
your Fall and Winter goods;
low prices on everything i'll our
line.
Mrs. John Ziegler, Jr., and
Miss Mary Ziegler are sitting
relatives and friends in Baltl~
more.
Mr.. Jerry Burgess, formerly
Of this place, now of Norfolk, is
in the city visiting relatives and
friends.
The three masted schooner
Harland Huston discharged a
large cargo of coal this week at
Davis coal yard.
Misses Jane and Ethel Bur
CESS left Tuesday for Washing
ton, N. c., to attend the funeral
of their brother.
Mr.. Walter Cohoon, represen
tative OF the Raleigh Post, is IN
the city spending a few days
with his father.
Died early this morning the
infant child Of Mr.. ann Mrs.
Reuben Dav S. TO the PAL euts
we offer our sympathy.
Quickly cure constipation and
rebuild and invigorate the entire
svstem-never grippe or nauscate-
De Wits Little Early R1sers
old by Griggs & Son
In the Superior Court Friday
tie jury in t!l- case Of d.. Rid
dick against Mr.. R. J. Mitchell,
returned verdict in favor of
the defendant.
Mrs. A. Huckabee left yester'
day for Moyock; from that place
she will 60 to Portsmouth
Washington City and Baltimore
10 visit relatives.
Rev. F. H. johnson and hi:
daughter, Miss Grace, have gone
to Washington, D. c., to attenf
the Worlds Council of the Pres
byterian Church.
Miss Daisy Harrison, who ha:
been in the city tor several days
visiting Miss Mary Wood, OF
South Road street. has left 70
her home, at Powell's Point.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Joseph Culpep
per, of Portsm outh, Va, haV
been spending several days II
the city as the guests of Mr.. am
Mrs. c. w Overman OF Churc]
street.
Messrs. Fred H. Ziegler an(
r. H. Raper are spending thu
week with friends at Reading
Pa. They will visit several c
the Northern cities before re
turning.
Messrs. w. T. Old, c. w. Me-
lex, c. w. Hollowell, P. w. Mo
Mullan, S. S. Lamb and DR.. t
F. Martin have been appointe
marshals from this place at tn
State Fair.
Mr. John Armbrecht, who ha
the CO 1tract for the paving
Poindexter street, was here tn
week to sign the agreement, et'
He will return next week an
begin work.
w. c. Holley, who was COT
v.cted here last week for forger
and sentenced to two years
the penitentiary, was escorte
to Raleigh Monday by Depu'
Sheriff Charles Reid.
The editor visited Hertto'
this week. We thank Our trlen'
there for making our trip BOT
pleasant and profitable. Sever
new subscribers were added
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