Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1899-09-08

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been spending several days here
on a visit to relatives and friends
has returned to South Greek,
N. G.
The steamer Kingston is now
plying between this place and
Norfolk. making three trips a
week via the Dismal Swamp
Canal.
Miss Myrtle Jackson, of Kan
sas, who has been visiting her
many friends and relatives, left
for her home Monday on the
ago p. m. train.
Misses Essie and Minnie
Broughton, who have been the
guests of Mrs. G. w. Overman,
have returned to their homes in
Portsmouth, Va
Mr.. Alexander Wadsworth,
who has been spending the sum-
mer at Mays Head, arrived
home Sunday night greatly i'm.
proved in health.
Mr.. Robert P. Jenkins, who
has spent couple Of weeks Wis
iting the family OF his grand
father, DR.. P. John, has return
ed back to Chicago.
The schooner Mystery, bound
from Baltimore to Morehead
with a cargo of salt, is again off
in perfect order. None of her
cargo was damaged.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wingheld,
who has been in the city for
several weeks visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. E. +. Sawyer, left for
her home in Berkeley. Va.
The vacant lot on Road St. ,,
next to the A. c. Institute,
owned by John Louis Hinton,
has been purchased by Daniel
Cartwright for the sum of One
Thousand Dollars.
Mr.. Wesley Williams will
leave next Tuesday for Detroit,
Mich, to attend the session of
the Sovereign Grand Lodge of
Odd Fellows. Mrs. Williams
will accompany him.
The Jackson Road, leading
from Elizabeth City to Perquiin-
ans county, was dedicated to the
public On yesterday. A large
crowd of people attended the
barbecue.
Court will be held next week
in Camden county. The Fish
erman & Farmer will be there
to solicit new subscribers and
renewals and to collect from |
those who are indebted to the
paper.
A serious accident occurred |
early this morning On Poindex>
ter street. The little son OF |
NJ. Jarvis Seeley, while playing
in the street was run over by |
a bicycle ridden by Howard |
Wiley and badly injured. We
understand his leg was broken
in two places.
At No. 50, Cherry street, On
September Ist, Miss Edna Abs
ernethy gave a birthday party |
which was enjoyed by number
of her little friends Marian,
Emma and Helen Smith, Carrie
and Eula Pappendick and Min |
ME Hussey. Ice cream and cake
were served and the little folks
were made happy. Edna re>
ceived number of nice press
ents.
Before You leave for the sea shore be
with you. No cure no pay. doses
for 10 cents.
Mr.. E. H. Kruger, of this
place, was among those who
were injured in New York, hav.
ing had his collar bone broken
and received other injuries. Mr..
Hutton, who returned to Eliza
beth City Saturday, says he Wis
tied Mr.. Kruger at the hospital
before leaving New York, and
stated that he was rapidly i'm
proving and would be able to
start for home in a few days.
The Editor of the Fisherman
& Farmer spent Monday and
Tuesday at Curituck Court
House. it being Court Week at
that place, where he added a
large number of new subscrib-
ers to the Fisherman & Farms
er's subscription list. He also
received a number of renewals
and made many new acquaint>
ances. The Currituck people
are a fine lot of folks, and it is a |
pleasure to mingle with them.
We highly appreciate the pat>
ronage we received and return
thanks for many courtesies
extended us.
The Richmond Cedar Works
have leased the large tract of
swamp land lying between ALI
gator river and Croatan sound in |
Dare county, belonging to the
n fferent Ranks in Buffalo. NY,