Ti 1 . ...... n ... . . r . TOLD IN Going and Coming of People You Know and : - of Some You Don't Know; ; V - Sunday" night -was of the winter. - the coldest Trap, Mr. J. E. Burgess, of Old was in the city last week. Mr. S: S. Barclift spent Saturday in Norfolk on business." " ' Miss' Virgilia. Banks, of' this city, spent .several days last week with friends in "WinfalL Oystermen in this -vicinity Report a lively demand for their ood in th northern markets. .- ; ! 1 ..... . m-- . . ;,. ' Substantial improvements: are bfiims? made, in the Davements ; on - - Cf . ; ; - Poindexter and Front streets. rule, ,: even -if : the - advertisement which :wu nia construct thereupon is noinusterpiece, it mil - certainly never be a poor one. ; ; Mr. Hobgood & Cooper are fin charge of the branch -office ?of the Amazon'; Medicine Company on Poindexter street.- ; - The' head quarters of the company are in New York, ' with branch ? officers over.; the whole -country. - The southern office is located at Greensboro. Miss , Mamie 'Cartwrisrht. who ..... ... - w . teaches at Mount Hermon, spent Saturday at her home in this vil- lasrerf 1 ber of handsome residences, and the volume of business transacted by the merchants is vastly increased Shipping facilities are much better and. the shipping business has grown rapidly and seems to be on the . increase. On t every : hand pees evidence of the thrift and ogressiveness of the people t and heir rapid advance along all lines f improvement. - - . The growth of , the .city is not the result of a boom, or an effort on the nart "of catital. but rather T " " J. '.:' it ' . by reason of the unexcelled natu ral advantages of i the place from O '-1 every point of view. - W. W. Green and C. E. Wilson, of Troy, New York, who have been the guests of Dr. h. B. Blades, of this city,, for the past few days,- say that they are very favorably imr pressed with this city, especially so by the large numbers of fine stores and . the brisk business of Khe merchants. These gentlemen heW distributed say ttat 'Elizabeth'. City certainly I i i . i i .. i mi it. . . a Diignt iuture. .mat nereis an excellent field for . the invest ment capital, and that all that the city needs ' is the development of her latest industries. We heartily agree. s ' v ; Kramer Bros., & Co., have issued a larsre and very attractive , calen dar, which is over the city. , t .. "' VThe wharves in, the rear of N G. Grandy & Co's., Warehouses and Love, Evans Co's. store, are being placed in repair- - ; Fisherman all along the Albe marle " are enjoying a period of prosperity. Their success and enjoyment is well earned. . Mr.1 J. B. Armstrong, who mov- 1 ed ' from this city to . Will Open Warerooms. The Steiff Piano Company, o Baltimore, the excellence of whose instruments is known all over the Tambftrta country, will open a wareroom in Point about one year ago, has ire- this city, to be in charge of Mr. t.nmpd xpitV ln familv and will Thos H. Clark, of .Norfolk. Ine Steiff pianos are excelled by none in the market, in point of tone. quality and general excellence, It is safe to say taat are more Steiff pianos in use in Elizabeth than all other makes combined. Mr. Clark has been in this city B. Griggs and C, W. Grice nr -r, ffiW Tnofi1R nrl hv i reside in thi city. ..' Stock raisers in the vicinity of Scotland Neck, N. C, have lost ' heavily the ' past few days j by . reason of ; the heavy rains and .floods. . . ' J u left lor Kaleign yesterday, wnere nia personality and business they i will , represent the Masonic ability aiid integrity, has won loage 01 tins - city .? at tne . trrana bost of friends, who will be pleased Iiodge which meets at Baleigh ;to- to ujm located permanently day- -, . . in this city. Persons considering ?:'. The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. the purchase of an instrumeh W. E. Dunston, departed this life will find Mr. Clark a pleasing and ThnrsdftT last, at the as-e of one courteous salesman, who will be y 1 -o. r ( yean The" fuheral services were pleased to explain the merits o conducted from the home of the his special instrument, and having parents on -North Road street ! been for many years in the piano - - - -n t-w - i 1 ousiiiefis, cau talix . to you on "returned Sunday from a trip down the sound with a party of Eliza beth City sportman. They brought in a large number of ducks and creese, toerether with several deer. Eulmer & Co., corner of Poin dexter and Main streets, nave a nice, 1 clean, up-rto-date stock : of fancy groceries, dried fruits, con fections and cigars. Withal, it is - a good place to do your mar'iet- the questions with experience. Cure your cousrh -with cough cure. v. Price - 25cts. ; 5000 samples of Amazon given away free. 7 BLADES LUMBER CO. Amazon Tonic rr - - -' 1 1 si batches and -tSewelrq? Our stock of W itches and Jewelry is comdete. " We have nearly every thing in Ladies' iMenVahd Chil dren's Rings, all Styles ' of Chains, Lockets and Charms, Cuff and Col lar Button's, Studs, Pins, Gold Spec tacles. We call special attention to our beautiful line of Finger Rings. Repairing a Specialty. , " Give me a'New Year Gall Respectfully, : James D. Hatha way,- ..OPTICIAN AND JEWELER. 1; - Elizabetii" City, : North Carolina. Owens Shoe Go. V00004000000e0000O00P0 'UDQE us bywhat we'er doing. : ; " UDGE us by the continued crowd of buyers. ;'r UDQE us by : the shoes that your friends "and neighbors rTaye purchased. UDQE us by our prices. . r y Get your friend to tell you how much they paid. . It's VsVAXXXXXXXall we ask. "Wnrn fn - Vi n c ! A remarkable' kid button and , VY UWUL iJUUCM hce shoe at .-1.?a Yes. $2.00 for the next best quality.? For $2.0 you get the one we've bragged so much about. A good many; hun dred sold. Equally stylish shoemakingwould' cost you $hO0 elsewhere. Ana$h and $.$0 buyes the. best, truly the best' and well worth$4,00.- - Yours to please, - ' . A Laraeand Raoidlv Growina Indus- S mm try. , One of the busiest and hustling factories in the busy and Jiustling Elizabeth City, is that of the Blades Lumber Companv. situated in the northern part of the city. The manufacture of all kinds of lumber, ceilings, flooring, etc., is is carried on on a larare scale. The hum of the many machines en gaged in the manufacture and dressing of the products,, can be plainly heard for a half-mile around. The steam forsthe powerful engines which run the plant is generated in a boiler which is fitted to burn the the waste. . wood of the mill. The yard is fitted with power con- veyorsas for the rapid transfer of lumber, and drvine kilns are also in operation.; ' Many carloads of fine lumber are loaded every day for shipments over the Norfolk & Southern to northern markets. The mills being located directly on tne jrasquotanic river, tne shipping facilities are excellent and manv vessels ; are loaded at the company's wharf. All aches and pains cured , free, bv the use of the Amazon oiL 107 Poindexter street ITT" El Try For Yourself, iThe quality of work the Albemarle Steam Laundry is turning out now un der its new management. We are now" convincing . the peo- -pie all the time, and we want to con vince you, that you can have your I work don'e satisfactorily here or your ivloriey Kefunced.i I . E. SKlNNEk, Propr. PHONE, NO. I25.u Goods calIriM or and deliyered promptly.' 0000000000000000eO9( Owens Shoe Co. The Sweetest Plac In Town 4s At FULMER & WffiTEHUR y They have made an unusual effort in selecting a larger and finer assortment of Confectionaries, Fruits and Table Delica cies, Vjncy oandy-Baskets & Boxes, Fruit-Baskets and some thing'unusually nice to put in them. . Huylers, Wileys, Nunnlevs andi)ther. excelleut makes, of Chocolate and Bon-Bons. - A large assortment of Candies, from 8c to 80c. pef lb. cYou Can Sieap Betters Fulmer & WMtehurst. When you are conscious 'that your property is protected by the best -CornerMain and Poindexter Streets. $ WM COS. We represent .Hie best companies. j SURETY BONDS A SPECIALTY. J JONES & FEARING, j General Insurance LIGHT FOR DIAMOND SHOALS. 'fCTO Prosperous and Jteppy. Capt. L. A. Quidley, of Hatteras, was a we,lcomeTisitor to ; the Tab Heel office last week. He reports progress and prosperity , on the Banks, and says that "Hatteras the dreaded of tlie seas" is a fami liar expression which does gross injustice to his home. There could be no more desirable place to live than at .Hatteras It is as significant fact that yes- and certainly you can'i find a better terday, the .thirteenth, there were people than' those who live there thirteen boarders at the Arlington 0ur winters are not severe and hotel. Mr. Sawyer sat up all night the Rummers are delightful. Wi to keep off evil spirits. Can it be that thirteen is an -unlucky num- ber? are a people who live at home and board at the same place, and hence we are prosperous ana nappy, says The schooner, Geo E. Bowden, t-apt Quidley. he ak Heel .be- out from Dawson Creek with lnm- lies mm, certainly as to- the good ber :for ; Baltimore was sunk off people." Croatan the last of the week. The Captain was-in this city yesterday in consultation with the custom house officials. " Hill's Cafe, whieh. was formerly on Poindexter st. has moved and 'Is now located at the corner! of "Water and Matthews street. This is an excellent place to get a good square meal or a ' quick lunch'. Just give it a trial. -. A i: good line ; of cigars in stock. - '? Mr. T. C. "IcCoy, of Camden - county, has purchased the livery ; , business' heretofore conducted by Mr. . Tunnel, on ' Poindexter. Mr. i: McCoy brings his family with bim to this city and they will i reside on Church street i Mr T. J. Taylor is conducting a I "good school at Brothers school I house in the lower part of the I county. Mr. Taylor ij from New i Jersey and .expresses hfmself in a I flattering manner as to Ihe possi- i bilities of this section. '.Seeley and Co., the Main Street . wholesale and retail grocers, live Rastus 'an the Dangerus 'Hawg.' "Say, Ras, can't vou catch that hog for me?" "Wal, suh, I cu'd ef she did'n fite so bad. I tried 'er las week, 'an got 'er in. I 'ad a stick, trying 't keep 'ef back, an'- she , come fer me wif 'er mouf open an' all 'er Brissels stan'in. T ad 't jump powerful 't keep frnm gettin' bit x tell yun, sun, sne" suttinly am a dangerus hawg." ; "Couldn't you have "the door fixed with a string, so that when she went in you could pull the string and the door would drop"? - "Might, suh, ef yeh could trick 'er in, but I tell you, suh, she am a pow'ful dangerus hawg." "Well, if you will shut her up 1 will give you a quarter."- ?J'1J try. suh, I'll try, but she suttinly- am a scanlus dangerus hawg' Great Electric Beam to be Thrown on the Clouds to Warn Mariners. Diamond Shoal Lightship No. 71 left Baltimore Tuesday afternoon for her station on Diamond Shoals, off the North Carolina coast, equip ped with a new electric search ight that is to send a pillar of white light from the vessel's bow o the skies. A blinding beam of electric light thirteen inches wide will give warning to ships of the dangerous shoals off Cape Hat- eras. The ship's regular beacon ights are visible eighteen miles at sea, but they look like tallow dips in comparison with the 3.000 candle power searchlight The electricity' is generated aboard ship. The searchlight is not pointed upward, as the waste carbon would drop into the re flector, but it rests horizontally while a mirrow is placed at an angle of forty-five degrees to jbhrow the light upward. This will be the first light of its kind ever placed at sea as a mariner's beacon, and it is expected it, will be visible forty miles off shore. Demonstration of success of the new system will probably result in its extension to Fire Island. Sandy Hook, Nantucket Shoals and other light stations , equipped with electrical apparatus. . The chief element in the 'prom ised effectiveness of the search light lies in the fact that the light vessel, is never at rest and the beam will sway in a varying angle. Among other -light and luminous effects, from whatever cause, it will always be distinguishable. Low lying clouds will also be illumi nated. ; ' Blades Lumber o.,. V i Headquarters for the best and cheapest grades of THE BEST of everything APPETIZING at C. C. Pappen dick's, 1st stall to the right in City Market COMPLIMENTS THE CITY. Returning to Native Town Finds Sub ;stantial Progress. A . X J . 1 - on hand a complete1 line of famhj A compmnem fnt rtylg jmhI, W Jruits of all lands vwill be found here; as l-u - ' giuwv""") . ' Tr .0 ViibC Villi' well as everything in "the line I of regeta"bles, in season. " Call inf and examine their stocks - - ' "-.., In writing an advertisement, first arrange your facts in your mind in the order ofiheir importance.' Then grade your display in accordance. If you will be guided by this ssimple Partition, Ceiling, Flooring, Siding, 1 Shingles. Ceiling $$.$0 and up. 1 Flooring $9.00 and ud. Pennsylvania Avenue, Elizabeth! City, N. C. Kramer Bros; S Gos SAW AND PLAINING HULLS. R80V0MTED. . ?r 10:0 ' -V MANUFACTURERS OFa .. . i)'r( , Sash, Doors, Blinds -; Mouldings, Brackets,, s Scroll and Turned Work, ChufchPewa etc. FISH AND PKODTJCE - Z BOXES, . 1 I i For January Weddings. Tlie advent of Decenibcr causes a lull in winter wed dings but January brings renewed activity in a shape of a swarm of thera. With wedding invitations, ques tions of presents tvuai-cro wding upon you. That's when our superb, rich (V)lUcti.) rot' yolitl silverware rises to the emergency, both as a 'suggestion and provider of wedding gifts. Here is 'a wealth -of b.v.iMfu! pieces, distinguished in designs of la jtiug v,;rti-. 4ui-couservuti velf, 'not fanci fully priced. ;., The collections hold many possibilities for the embell- . ishment of the new homa. ; We have a laige variety of f articles snitablef or wed-l ig presnt, Cut G-lasa,Clocks, ' M Sterling Silverware, .Cra-iu' Ladl, ideal Forks and (j Tomato Servers inepens tirm, but ery iserviceable. Toili flipr THE LEADING JEWELER. I LAJUto wii COR MAIN AND WATER 8.1 Pyles are cured permanently by the use of the Amazon Herb lint- vjnjfent. It is guaranteed Noticel I have in my hands $4.16 net proceeds: from sale of lumber washed ashore ' on Cape Hatteras Beach and, sold December 1901, bj v.- S. Miles . Commissioner of Wrecks. " . January, 10th, 1902 ' - . . , Theo. S. Meefcina, C S. C. ' Dare County, N. C For Christmas Gifts, Choice Handkerchief Extracts fn elegant cut glass bottles. LomD ana orusn sets, Military, Brushes,. Mirrors, . : - .l: Perfumery Atomizers, Pipes. Etc. At Prices to Suit You. Standard Pharmacy, Poindexter St., Eliz. City, N. Q - NOETH CABOLINA, Pasquotank County. ) j Superior Court, March - levia, I9u Ji W. B. Hollo well, .Plaintiff, 1 Emma Virginia Miles k Holloweli ! Defendant. It appearing to . the Court thttt tjie defendant is a non-residanU of the State of North Carolina and af ter due diligence cannot he found in said State; that the plaintiff 1utsj a iust and meritorious cause of h -I the :r0;ei" -i.d:!t::, -131HJ tion against zen of the place, and who has but returned after several years of absence in. other sections of the country.- He says that he finds manp substantial improvements, many large and fine buildings have been erected since last he visited the place as well as ft large num- Swindell Hotel, Swan Quarter, N. C, On the shores of Pamlico, Sound where abound wild fowl of every variety, most inviting to sportsmen. PKOPRfCTOP. . (li'd'Ht'd 1 iKlii. . yiurabeth r ;ive weeks being for a divoive- f fendant, and ; diction for ; . It is tiii'tvi' ... attd judd-i: " lioation ho At , newspaper pub' v i'v(x CHy,N. C, for ixsuc- notifyingr the defendant; to appear on the 2nd J.Ionday.iu SLirch, 1902; and answer or dmr io the -coin-plaint as she , may bo advised. ;: . ; It is further ordared that public cation of this notitvv.'siialJ be suf-i ficient notice to tlu tlefeitdimt. ;i This 31st day of December. 1001 J 6w. W. H JekkinoS) C. S. C. 5 ; A. B. Seeley & Son., . "AS THE WATERS COVER TfiESEA" J .The - Electric Light " is covenj. the land with its ' nigh tW and d&u. t radience. It is acknowledged t'. very best light, and by the most n - 4 tolbgent as well as by the econoii" teal and sensible is permanentlv ; placing all others-. You'll like it, t Inquire for rates. , - - Elizabeth City Electric Light Cc Have for the New Year's i trade the finest and best selected stock of S Heavy and Fancy Qro I ceries in the city. We sincerely thank'1 you fur th past patronage, . rnestly solicit the AT.'. v , .niber we. are at ufso-c old stand, Nol J vr B: Flora &; Cpf,i Champions of Low Prices." n Wholesale dealers in fTVk 1 a rr rr v : A. B. Seeley l Son. v' . A oa 1 Ia lAwa m Maw I mm a : m tm. a. - r11 T . J ware, Buggies, Harness AmmuiutionJ jSxins, EtoJ" Remember that our j Tobaccx) h and SiJuTfisat Factory -Prices; A 1 OCZfe-J$g -it it 1r. ::3 5 t ! I- 1: i t -I -. : :; ... ', j ' ' : " . . : . . ' .. . :! ' - .-. j I ..' 1 " S f- ' ' - I- I.I' ' . ' . v I .i r-! i . 7 . ' ' - . '-.-''' '

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