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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-24
INSPIRING ALEAK
u. and Fourteen Of the Crew
..,h san Augustine, Fla.
Il FIFTEEN SAILORS MISSING
xrred DurinG a Gale on
wnt-First Loss of Life
4 4. I Morgan Liner.

W., Fla, April ga special
.,s,,s. Union and Citizen from Au-
% considerable excitement was
carly this afternoon by a
-, At sea giving signals OF
r.ntain Allen Immediately
..s,stance in the yacht Bald
"a nearing the boat he found it
Y missing lifeboat of the steamer
I; xnltuey, which foundered north
n.rayeral during Friday night.
'.,,.r transferred the sailors FROM
.nsd quarters to his yacht and
,.m into Corbett's dock, where
,rovd awaited them. Hot coffee
u, ware furnished them on the boat.
& poor fellows were fairly ban
- n the disaster as told by Mate
IA his men was thrilling one.
" Iue 0''" ..,,,,n Az
NV seas WHICH W. .,tnh,e A.,
|tk sarly paIt VI No 80, nm., "a
a, Nara. but the holds soon begun
?; 4 ante of their efforts. The Of
snd mean, reaiilins .n"s .ue s.ean'e.
|khng fast anu SUI " W. tooA
v lifepoats. oap'a,u - WI nav
N tnd nt'eeh inen W a ~ ~ ~, ~ ~
lud we're nenel as'n1 80, uvn ~ .ne
Thing men. oporIiy a.'ei "a,u Ma.o
ikc and tne rehlaiuu w VI tns SieW
uttea mem loon ~ ,he s svoonu poat'
vas ABOUT niiuhisn., ,hey nau .
pr ana pegan 10 nv loi snuie' ~
u wind was preyali!ns, treating
y sea. ana Tue nien , se tus oars oouio
sno beadway. ~ oay SATURDAY me
Iirlsd 70 approach sno.e' poC cou'u
etn set a glimpse So, %, H.. H. auu almost
fsd ynen i Inc, ioun ,oto nney r hau pIen,
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-----rria's---- -----
THE SOUTHERN GIRL
Is the Most Charming, Happy and
Blessed of tntumbin's Daughters.

nicr.cd of Cotumbin's DnUuhtcrs.
In corcIudirr a, editorial inepircd h,, .
80.
'ou'"t'" e''' 'oNI'l '""' SUE va" hot 80
TO college, Edward Box, In the April
Ladies' Home Journal, has this to say
NJ .ho rhi. of tho sou,bl,nd "rbe
-,
"uutherh Bil Is SURROUNDED pS me iar
truer and more conducive TO solt-devolop-
mont than the girls living In other sec
lions because social conditions are more
normal Her life is healthier because 1t
Is taner and her mind by reason OF IL,
Is clearer and CuONtnutly rest,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-24
A GERMAN VIEW.
|ltlals Relieve MnrauRrdt md HUFF
n nAglc Were Both Arrested

Phsais Relieve MnrauRrdt and HUFF
x nagle We're Both Arrested.
'Hlln April 23.-Since the publication
4 lls Ickal Anzeiger yesterday of letters
n " special correspondent at Apia and
n Herr Marquardt who was military
F'saor there under Tamasese and held
rest Oh Justice OF the peace under Ma
~ ln'll the departure of Dr. Rafael. the
% : held In official circles that both
! aafquardt and Herr Hufnagle were
III under arrest simultaneously,
,'nc inference first drawn in Berlin from
x asrquardt's letter to the Lokal An
~ was that 1t was he and not Herr
slsle VINO was arrested by Captain
s commander of the British warship
vase and transferred to the German
N'p Fake on condition that he would
= 70 ashore.
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Irnnro,emcnt nt ceIeste.

Celeste, Texas, April 93.-The brick for
the new cotton oil mill are being made
and work on the building will be COM
menced in a few days The mill will be
sixty ton capacity and 1t is to be in opera
ton by October 1.
The Lowry and the American round bale
gin companies will each put IN gins at this
place. Contract for the building for the
former was awarded to Sam Adams, VINO
Will begin work Immediately.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-24
sfEAMlcR cur IN TWO.
~ OF Kingston Sunk by the
1icnogle at TncOmn,

N"s OF Kingston Sunk by the
'ienogle at Tacoma.
Una wash, April 2S.-The steam
N a'eaogle crashed into the steamer
n = Kingston about 4:SO o'clock this
a '.s on Browns Point, cutting the
\. y Kingston in two Just abaft the
The twelve passengers and crew
kingston were saved through the
!. :, action of officers of the Glenogle
ia, pssLon and two ships lying in the
HI 30 far as known no lives were
Mn hsy Horace Chaplain. rector OF
/ 81 c,urcn, occupied the room struck
h x, sa,, Prov and was pinned in
III. ssiee for several minutes, only
'cus, s'sssed by the parting of the
K i ms forehead was cut slightly,
M K ss not seriously hurt.
lacsIa nsston Is total loss and the
~ NJ - seriously damaged The hull
B ilnnan nsston sunk Immediately. blu.
n ws works, cut In two, floateL.
h r'e oeached. and at low tide to.
81 T. ~ Examination will be made +,
earcsra,an any Passengers were left in their
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SHORT NEWS STORIES.

!ssshyii, MISS The United States gun
4 the ny arrived here at nigh. naving
'tss dive rom Bayou Sara in day igat.
AeKso., fousine reception.
isnors Mles DR.. W. f. Lips sorlo.
NJ ,nIsenner county poifonrr. who was
teisd e,o sentence IN the penitent AIRY
Mari ~ The condi ion Of Wee
n rlrS, continues satisfactory a
|ssl,is g.-s s succeeded hy a good cav.
'fsa sf.vN The prssidsat has re-
y grs. ri, rom John r Ksans. ECU
'ph M south Dakais, erposiag me
'ssld ~ ~ Of the volunteers ; Ma
Efp.r We zoysrnor Ct Thai sts
<-,fass hcpns,'s M rantacussns
n N'1fo1s. vhich IesiFzed April y.
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uAW AIiAN GoyEnNoRsuUP.
Harold VI. ScwnIi Is n Candidate for
Che Honor.

Bath Me, April 2S.-Harold NJ. scwall,
former minister to Hawaii and present
government agent at those Islands, ar
rived here today on visit TO his father,
Arthur Sewall
Mr.. Scwall said he was a candidate for
governor OF Hawaii, but, being in tae
government zervice, ne felt somewhat re-
stricted in discussing the matter. lie was
away from his post on leave and sper: Sly
days in Washington in conference With
the authorities. He would not deny tllat
his visit to Washington was relate -
the governorship of the Islands; neither
would he affirm tho rumor that the posi-
ton had been rendered him pv President
Mckinley. He said he would r9tur1 10
Honolulu within a week, and II * in.
ferred from this that he received a salts
factory answer from the president
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Daughters of thc Revolution.

Philadelphia April 93.-The annual Ma
ti;ral conference Of tha Daughters Of the
Revolution will convene in this city tomor-
row and viii he In session several days.
Delegations representing every State In
TIE Union except two are here. Among
the new business which will come before
the conference win be the final report for
the uniting { tine society with the Daugh-
tiers OF the American Revolution
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-24

New Orleans, April 2s.--Switaer was neither
STEADY, nor effective today the fcldng Of
New Orleans was ragged aud Jones was not
hit very hard or often. Shreveport took sd-
vantage Of the opportunity aud piled u a
decisive victory and shut New orleans out
Bailey was released to Shreveport.
Score: Il II, II.
Sltevenort .......... $50 90 1910 TO .
New Orleans ........... coo geo tol-- )
Batteries-Joues and Rollins; Sw,tcr and
Byers.
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IHE NATIONAL LEAGUE.

ST. Louis April % The ST. Louis-Louls-
Vile end the 81. Lous-Cleyel1nd game Wsre
rcstrunel today on sccouat OF rain
Cticinnst. hpril o. Toe Orphans piayeo
like weoicr men TODAY for tls hrsi two ~
riaEf sni the Beds Fsiaed 4 lssi o flsal
tnus rhs hrith paf esc1tinE. Lhmaso Ma.
ing thee men en- the hszt 49, fpt ~ '"N
~ ths nfsth irn.rz, hut "a WIS no y =, r
ecere. a., m, z
Cincinnati .....,.-,,., ,..'.os' ~ Tvs
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Meets All Demands.
Tit Bits.

Tit-Bi
Bmily-why are you waving your nand-
kerchief?"
Angelina-since papa has forbidden Tom
The house We have arranged code of
signals.
Emily-What IS ~:
Angelina When he waves his hsndker-
chief hye times that means. 10 yon love
me :" and wren | wave IN replT u mems
Yes darling
Enily--And hov DO you sss othsT als@-
tons
.nselina-we don't That's ths Whsle
code.
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Major yandergrift Dead.

Cincinnati. April 23.-News has oeoo
received here at mis- home OF the death ut
Atlanta. Ga. of Major George A. Wander
grift, paymaster in the United States vol
unteer army. He was stricken W.T. app
plexy at the Ballard house yesterday.
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Austin, Texas Ap-il 23.-The largest crowd
Of the season saw Austin make monkeys cut
OF Houston. The only feature of tn game
vas the pitching of S>uthpaw McChotd, Il
youngster from last years West Virginia
league. He comes from Louisville. After
Crowell was bltted all oye5 thu vicinity ot
the ball rErk. receiving supper; q tho VI
lowest. Murray went in and stead.o1 them q
bit but with = lead OF seventeen RUS tt,
came was Austn's; the homo team codldn'
have made present of It to the visitors
Houston lacks team work aud prac ice At bat
and OIL tic hasls.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-24
ROSES PROCLAMATION.

re the Provisional Government.
-uaon' April 24.-The Berlin CORE
s's''a' OF the Times giving the text Of
n'cianation issued on January 9 by
A0se' German consul at Apia, says:
II. most uniustifiable document shows
~ only Herr Rose and DR.. Johannes
M ,uerman president OF the munich
~ q Apia), but the provisional govern
s, AZ rs also responsible for the alleged
as chief justice.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-24
San Antonio Hit the Ball Hnrd. but
Was Unable to Win from
Galveston.
Texas League
Austin ~. HOUSTON 1.

As seen from the score below the Senators
old several things to the Houston team. rh1
LEGAL men very evidently didn't play very
hard ball. especially with the stick. The
fielding errors also apnear to be a Bit more
numerous than good ball PLAYING would war
rant. That fourth inning NUS have been
committing weird and calcnla Ell 20 Civ lover
CT tile game bad case OF the shlyers. A
Trace up Ia In Older; and it is believed it Will
come.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-24

itths ~. n.y. AuriI ss.-Gqna Leigh. who
III II ~ lon'sht, closet a deal. dc, ord :
!, 81 :. :, Upton. Tor tae Il ~ LAZY Cor
abourh, hussell-I.ady MeNair. The hl.ey
WI Ia rom Tom Neppsr The prise Is
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pir pIuze al Omaha.

Omaha. Neb, April 2S.-The warehouse
OF the Kiugman Implement company was
totally destroyed by fire tonight. to-
gether with all contents. The loss IS
siTO. coo, insured for three-fourths OF the
value
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-24
. 90 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Jimmie Perry. Mamie Lewis and Minnie
Belle smith After the ceremony a re-
cepticn was given al the residence Of Mr.
J. p. Hale. Mrs. Hale being a sister OF the
bride.
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san Antonio Texas. April .G.--rhe san Ah-
tCpio base ball team today again sunersd
defeat a: the bands Of the Galy, 81 N nine The
locals couiGn't run bases and had hard luck
If leaving mer on bases. They get elouRh
hits TO wiz two such games, but to no pur-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-24

Hcutz Page. BTockwav.
Two-base hits-Palmer Barnes SlntIeoen'
Coleman. Nasel. Kemmer
Three base hits-Hcutz -,
mer; Pequinney. Page and Kemme
In Stru-x Bases via latter
pltohers- Mugs. out on balls. pitch M
Coleman -
Davis $50.
Umpire--Mascn.
Time Of game--1.l5.
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The hulldng in which the oars peace
is III, capial OF tn Netherlands Ia called
palaces Of Queen Wilhslmiha. it' nlme n
"Orppgc Room has an selef ia a tn
gross will he held. n Is a snacious ropm.
spreads fftv feet above he floor Tn, M
lous AGO rs 1870 hy the Prluc. IS de SolnL
On the walls Of its various rooms h'nE
daons There are Chinese and Japareie
corrtres ana IN which are col 'ectel the
and beautiful palace WAS voluntarily pron'
uge NJ tho co-nr-t sgicn
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AN DELEGATION TO THE DISARMAMENT CONGRESS-
'sssoeessessessssssseessssosss
the SOUTHERN League.

Chicago ..............0 GOO 300 O2i--e : G
Battries-Philips. TAYLOR and Pistz; Taylor
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Home runs-Longicy .

st, len bases-Aust,n :. lious Oh 4,
Tvo-base hits-Gilllgan. Harpelt, Dawkia
Dunn.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1899-11-17
Attempted to Shoot Policeman

Tuesday morning Policeman
A. c. Bell came near being kill
led. He had arrested William
Copper, the hackman, for being
drunk. He had taken him to the
station house and while officer
Bell was unlocking the door
Copper drew pistol and fired
it at Bell. The officer saw the
pistol just in time to knock it
aside, the result was the ball
passed thi ough the officers coat
and did no damage save making
a few holes in his coat. Copper
was given hs airing before May
or Wilson aud was placed under
a $500 bond for his appearance
at the next term of the Superior
Court.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1899-11-17

| Just as we go to press we learn
of the marriage of Mr.. S. S
Lamb and Miss Ethel Scott, two
popular young people of this
city, who were married in New
York on Wednesday.
There will be a W. c. T. u.
sociable and tea at the home of
Mrs. Zimmerman Thursday
night the 23rd of Nov. from 8 to
II o'clock. All the members are
invited and to bring friend and
their husbands, and have good
social time together.
At the last regular meeting
of the city Aldermen permission
was given Mr.. w. N. Gregory
allowing him to erect a large
wood building within the tire
limits, whereupon petition was
put in circulation and signed by
many citizens asking that Il c
fire limit law be now interferr d
with by allowing wood struct>
ures to be built. Wednesday the
Aldermen assembled in spe cial
session and read the petition
presented, the result being the
permission given Mr.. Gregory
was withdrawn and no wood
buildings will be allowed to 60
up within the tire district.
About the middle of last week
the schooner Sal.ie Jane, Captain
Sam Gibbs. arrived here from
Hyde County with cargo COM
posed of poultry, eggs, furs,
country produce, etc. After dis
posing OF the cargo the captain
lett some orders at several of the
stores for merchandise and dis
appeared. He was last seen on
Saturday night and his mysteri>
Gus disappearance has caused
Mr.. Joseph Mydgett, who is a
mate On the boat, to become
greatly alarmed. He has search>
ed for him the entire week and
has thus far failed to earn of the
captains whereabouts. The
schooner is still at Robinson's
wharf without a captain.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1899-11-17
A Sure Sign of Group.

Hoarseness in a child that Is
subject to Group is sure indi>
cation of the approach of the
disease. If Cham berlain's Cough
Remedy is given as soon as the
child becomes hoarse, or even
after the croupy cough has app
peared, it will prevent the at
tack. Many mothers who have
croupy children always keep this
remedy at hand and find that it
saves them much trouble and
worry. 1t can always be depend
ed upon and is pleasant to take.
For sale by Griggs & Son.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1899-11-17

Work on the Baptist Chapel
on North Road street is progress
sing. The Chapel on Riverside
is nearly completed.
c. w. Stevens & Co., tobacco
nlsts, have moved from Main
street into one of the Flora stores
on Poindexter street.
The work Of paving and other
wise improving Poindexter
street has begun and is being
pushed rapidly ahead.
Stores now occupied by N. R =.
Parker and L. Lavenstein for
Lease from January 1st nextAp-
ply to Chas. H. Robinson.
Miss~Sadie Taylor, who has
been in our city for several days
visiting relatives, left Saturday
for her home in New Bern.
The three-masted schooner,
H. w. Huston, of Delaware, dis
charged a large cargo of coal
this week at Davis coal yard.
Tuesday Messrs. F. II. Zieg~
Ter and Otis Brarnble brought to
town seventy-eight partridges
as the work of one days hunt
ing.
NO-HED-AKE TOILETS are guaran-
teed. No cure no pay. 7doses for 10
cents. Cures all headaches.
The Conklin building on
Main street, occupied by w. E.
Evans and c. F. Bliven, has
been purchased by Mr.. E. F.
Aydlett.
Judge William B. Martin and
wife, of Norfolk, are in the city,
the guests of Mis-. Colonel Will
lam F. Martin, at her home, on
Church street.
Mrs. NJ. B. Dawes accom- pani~
ed her mother, who has been
here on visit, to Williamson
this week, and will spend a few
days at that place.
To exchange for city property
Fine 400 acre truck or stock |
farm, 4 miles from city limits. |
Address lock box 244, Elizabeth |
City N. c. Imo.
The Shannon-Lamb case was
argued before Judge Star buck in
chamb ers here On Friday. The |
Judge desired to more fully ex>
anime the law points before de-
Gliding.
Tuesday a judgment for the
sum Of $500 and interest from
July, was rendered in favor of
L. L. Winder & Co., against the
Second Division of Naval Re
serves.
Mr.. H. J. Jones, employed by
the Electric Light Co., was bad
ly hurt few days ago. He was
at the top of an electric light
poe which broke, throwing him
to the ground.
1ice pocket size. doses for 10 cents.
IL all headaches !
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1899-11-17

Genl. Manager King aud Mr.
H. c. Hudgins, of the n. & S
Railroad, were in the city yes.
terday.'
Another brick store will so Or
be built on Poindexter street
Mr.. Jos. Kramer having given
contract for the erection of same
on his lot adjoining the Flora
building. Ground was broken
Tuesday.
The old frame building on
Water street, owned by Mr.. E.
F. Aydlett, has been purchased
by Mr.. M. L. Ball, who will re
move same i1nme diately to give
place to brick building which
Mr.. Aydlett will soon erect.
F. M. Grice has purchased the
two vacant lots of Mrs Newton
Underwood on the East side of
Martin street, North of Tiber
Creek Canal, upon which he is
preparing to erect neat dwell>
ings.
The shipment OF fish from
the lower sounds is On the in
crease. Yesterday on the wharf
Of the N & S. Railroad Cons
pany were large number of
boxes enroute for the Northern
markets.
Yesterday at about o'clock
Mr.. Ernest White, of Baltimore,
and Miss Sue Markham, of tn S
city, were married at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Henry Raper, on
Road street; Rev. R. c. Beamon
officiating. They left on the
evening train.
Mr.. G. w. Butler, who recent
ly left here fer Gilmerton, Va,
to accept a position with the
Roper Lumber Co., passed
through Elizabeth City this
week enroute for Winthrop, N.
c., having been sent there by
the Company to do some mach
mist work.
The following is the honor
roll of the Elizabeth City Public
school ending Oct. 18TH go:
Bruce Davis, Mildred Spence,
Lovey Whitehurst, Bessie
Brothers, Mary Wynn, Lillian
Swain, Sarah Spence and Miss
ouri Robinson.
Our thanks are due Mr.. James
H. Enniss, Publisher, Raleigh,
N. c., for a copy of Turner'S N.
c. Almanac for 1900, the "Old
Reliable, which is just out.
Turner's N. c. Almanac is a
very valuable State publication.
There is no other to compare
with it Ask any question as to
our Official State Government,
Public Works, and Institutions,
the events of the past year, the
deaths of prominent citizens,
and great many things relat>
ing to the farm, garden, house,
hold etc., too numerous to men,
ton, and you will find an answer
in Turner'S N. G. Almanac.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1899-11-17
Sunday Services.

DR.. W. S Penick, the pastor,
will preach at the First Baptist
Church at II a. m. and 7:3o p
IN. Morning subject: "The
Decalogue rudimental in form;
elemental in meaning; and uni
versal in application Even
ing subject: "The sinful man
afraid of Cod Seats free. All
cordially invited.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1899-11-17
News Adrift
PICKED UP BY OUR REPORT
Frs WHO ARE ALWAYS
IN "THE SWIM"

The market is still in need O.
repairs.
Revenue Gutter Boutwell, was
III port this week.
Road street is being graded
preparatory for Smelling.
Miss Helen Martin is off for a
couple of weeks visit at Phila>
de1plria.
Mr.. w. J. Smith, of Oriental,
spent few days with friends
here this week.
Mr.. J. r. Mcmillan and bride
Of He' tford, spent Sunday in
Elizabeth City.
Miss Mary Williams, of Nor
folk. is in the city, the guest of
Miss Emily Hollowell.
Miss Mamie Scott, formerly
Of this place. now of Norfolk, is
here Oh visit to friends.
Mr., w. N. Gregory has pur-
chased the home of Mr.. A. K.
Kramer on Martin street.
Miss Gay Woodson, who has
been off on a prolonged visit to
friends in Virginia, has returned.
Mrs. Abbie Hussey, of Boston,
Mass mother of Mr.. Charles
Hussey, is in the city on a visit.
Mr.. D. NJ. Simons was at
Ncwbsrne a lew days ago on &C
count of the illness of his broth
er.
Mrs. William Hutton, of
Scran on, Pa, is the guest of
Mrs c. w. Grandy on Matthews
street
Some thief entered the store
of w. E. Evans last Sunday
night, carrying off a few grocer
les etc.
Mr.. Geo. Pappendick has gone
to Hartford for the purpose of
painting and papering several
houses.
Miss Lucy P. Taylor, of Vir>
ginia, is visiting her brother,
Rev. r. c. Taylor, on Ehring-
hauS street.
Messrs Thos. +. and Worth
NeWhern, prominent citizens of
Currituck county, were in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. w. c. GLADDEN. and Mrs.
H. c. GLADDEN., of Dundron, Va,
are in the city, guests of Mrs.
D. J. Straughan.
Two large black bears, killed
in Dare county, passed through
Elizabeth City yesterday fer the
Norfolk market.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1899-11-17
Elizabeth City, Oct. I, 1899

The firm of c. M. Scott & Co, hav-
ing decided to retire from the Insur
ance business, have transferred the
same to Messrs. Culpepper, Griffin,
Old & Grice, of this City.
All of the companies formerly rep
resented by lis are Low in their hands,
and we bespeak for them the same
pat, onage so kindly extended to US,
feeling assured that they will treat you
fairly and honestly.
Thanking you for the patronage so
literally and satisfactorily given us
and regretting to sever our relations,
we are, Yours very truly,
G. M, SCOTT & co
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1899-11-17
REV ID.

I will give $500 for informa
ton that will convict party or
parties who removed rose bushes
from the lot of Mrs. F. L. Grandy
in the Episcopal cemetery.
MRS. M. R. GRIFFIN.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1899-11-17

Referring to the above, we are now
in better position than ever TO han
die the Insurance business in Eliza
beth City, and shall use our best eff
forts to reduce rates and give salts
faction to OUT customers. Hoping to
be favored with a continuation Of the
patronage heretofore given us.
Very truly,
CULPEPPER, GRIFFIN, OLD, GRICE
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1899-11-17

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