Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1901-10-10
Local and
Personal


Va, is in the city.
Mr.. Willis Gregory spent
Monday in Edenton.
Special values IN ladies' UNI,
breIlas at FOWLER & Cos.
Mr.. Joseph Saunders returned
home Friday from the north.
Mr.. Henry Rhodes, of New
Bern, spent this week IL the city.
Our retail customers know
that bargains at Fowler & Cos.
means bargains.
The steamer Hamilton is
making regular trips from here
to Norfolk now.
Mr.. Ehrie Leary, OF Edenton,
was in the city several days this
week, on business.
Messrs Robert Bullock and
Frank N. Mullen were in the
city Monday on business.
An exceptionally good line of
Black Goods at exceptionally
low prices at FOWLER & Cos.
Mr.. Charlie Overman has
moved into the city and accept
ed a position with Sharber and
White.
Mr. Fred. Thomas, of New
Berne, arrived on steamer Neuse
Tuesday morning en- route to
Norfolk.
Mr.. c. A Dean and family left
Tuesday for Birmingham, Ala,
where they go to make their
future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Congden,
of New Bern, passed Though
the city Tuesday ell route to the
northern cities.
Rev. K. A. Willis of Edenton,
was here last week on visit to
his parents and attending the
union meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Hatha
way returned Friday from the
sea shore where they have spent
the summer season.
Mr.. Chas. NJ. G1ice left Mon
day for several of the adjoining
COMMITTEES in the interest of his i'll
surarCe company.
Miss Maggie Hinton has &C
cepted position as book keeper
and cashier at Melick's Nam
moth, on Water St.
Just received a lot of Pennsyl-
wanna Buck Wheat and pure
Vermont Maple Syrup at Stew
ems, 81 Main street.
The infant of MI and Mrs
Wild. Williams died Wednesday
afternoon and the funeral took
place Friday at 5 o'clock.
More shoes at FOWLER & Cos
than any other two stores III
Elizabeth City. Orders prompt
ly filled. Bottom prices to all.
Mrs. Chas. H. Robinson and
children, who have spent the
summer at Winchester Place,
Westminster, Md. have returned.
Messrs. G. E Smith & Co., of
Norfolk, have opened up an call
around store in the store room
of Mr.. c. w. Overman on Poin>
dexter street.
We ale not competitors of
"Cheap John" printing, but pro,
pose to do good work at lowest
prices consistent with workman
ship and material.
Oak Ridge Institute clinches
its claim to being the largest fit
ting school in the South. 1t has
over 200 boarding students en-
rolled already this year.
THE Fair" stands at the head
of its competitors. 1t advertises|
what it has, and what is equally
important, has what it advertises
and don't you forget it.
Jessie, the bright little son of
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Love, died
last Thursday night. The flu
neral services were held Satur-
day afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Box Us Phone 10 - Res
idence % Roade Street. Stun
Bile over any Of these aud you
can get fixed on the Coal ques~
ton for the coming p1nchy
weather.
Just think of It, Photos, 5 for
10 cents, all on cards. Photo
Buttons from 10 cents up. 10
days only. Acme Photo Co.,
Overman's building, Poindexter
St. Photos finished in one day.
We are glad to hear from our
young townsman, Mr.. Howard
Blount, who is in Norfolk under
a tour months treatment, and
that he is rapidly improving
and regaining his healthful days.