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EASTER iioro
Vol. 2.
ELIZABETH CITY
yA.j.?RK)AYv;JULY t7tlv,Hl?Wy3-.-;:,:j-V .jf.-.;,.
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Inflames
Fire Guts Lavanstein Place
and Plays Haven therein
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Occurred ; 0ir
Damage is not yet Estimated Though
. the store was Stocked With
Furniture; and-Clothing, Hardr
ware and Other r. Goods. : The
' Firm Were Insurred Partially;
A very damaging fir occured in
the Levenstein building on Poindexter
stu'et Monday night : Jusc prior to 10
o'clock a stream : bf: smoke - was no
tieMl pmiring from the crack above the
docnv ay on the Mattehew's. street or.
ter ance of the Globe, tiift name of the
Lavensteih '. house? ! rrheuflding3-frks
hea- ilyf stocked with ehlatts,' mat tress
es and other articles of ' 'urniture
stock ; which blazedickly, andere
hard to distmguisn. ,xne usuai uruwu
of spectators rushed' to the scene aud
it looked "as though the; Globey was
going to suffer seriously.; Tbfe ,s
CspreadirapidJy :irs?pf
-at he roof eaves and window sills, so
I that it; was hard,' to ;d6termiheJfexactly
the location WisiM0jM
1
'-.v.i. t;
the denitind tor cotton' yarn ,Tias been
very" gobaiYalino.st , equal to the out
put.-- m tact as. the .mill stands there
js on , hand v only, about two thousand
The superintendent of the mill, Mr.
.Gregory, r was interviewed ' by . a Tar
Heel man oh Thursday, and seemed
cheerful, despite the situation " whjch
wjiii uuw U.1U1. a ue mms,- ne " saia,
were In 'need of a general overhaul
ing, any way,: aid had the supply bfeen
all that was desired,at least two weeks
delay inx operation; would ' have i bfeen
forced on the' plant for the purplose
oiacconiDnsmnE ; - mis p.nn vvirn n. i --vs.-
PhiladelDhia, And a New! Orleans toni I S S iir t , & i4i a - I if
Em mum
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.fe'kjtf'Se" .K" rf;j ' - ;S S-' 1? -
. i - -
Hardware, ConceWWi llritv
to Commence Business. ; A Stove andi Plumbing Com4
pany To Operate Here, fAlsoi ;
J."
cern cornering the cotton and placing Elizabeth' City !is "to hare aiothblg thatwnlriVaiaif
Lueir own:.pnon;maien j tne i enterprise. , at ; 4s to he . a hardware
entire world'of cotton felt the blow. establishment that will rival any other
On hursday, : a week-fxom yester- concern, '(loirig ialik business in North
daythe mill, which makesyarh here, -5 ; r - kv
v?mm. -mm await tan ot - cs&zzzrA z rf ;
the market in order thae.gdods jj ahd (JStee;jTheKi vvill
admit of a 3 nrbfit, ' t)nd hundred I wo- f propose to- cVminehc business Mhout!
j tiij!.J uwfi imnn I oeyiemuer isi. , inis concern nas ren-
men and children, and. twenty-five men the entire building belonging, to
felt this closing:, and were thrown! out n w. Overman and which is now' oc-
lishments. To have a concern com
posed of such, men ,as, the prpmoteris of
to ahy enterprise. ; -'They1 :are promi
nent among Elizabeth City's business
men who hare made this city the-coin-mercial
center and metropolis of !East
rn(JNrthrol&tf.HThte mention -of
the i names ptjDM. Jpnes G. m Scott.
W- iEi Duhstan, - and a W, .Stevens,
at once carries a confidence 6f ; suc
cess.
Messrs. A. M. Willey &rSoji are 'also
preparing to open astoe rfor the
sale or stoves and plumbing supplies;
This firm will do business as ! the
Elizabeth City Stove and Plumbing
Lo. .ana hids -air to; add ta the citv's
bgrowth. tQ a wonderful advantage.
Oft-of bands. Fqr this reason f the ry; center of Eastern Carolina. r More thwo ;sUCh exklnntisies
mAVia 1 HH,. : YiL than a d9zen traveling salesmen; swdlereadyoWitf
r; J". put irom- nere eacn weeK. wow, this new merchants, the future is beginning
elsewhere, the same conditionsbemg new firm proposes to ;pnt men on the LtQ assume the-bright aspect, The: Tar
rin?xroTcii-r in oykt Tiro ' H 'V I road and build ud a hardware trade 'TTppI has ssr innr nroii'ntofl ' i ; -' -
- -'''Mr.' GVegofy,s i tie-' iuperintQnldent,
will distribute the work of repair now
C. W, Overman and which is now'oc-
bf " work v as a result Some of-?these cupied by C. W.JStevens & Co., as a
faTn!a:ift' th;wv whflft nihrk re- furniture store. This building is. one
-.- '"iv-'- O'jS x of the largest in the city, and work-!
mained tawailt-the outcome. J Mills - . 0 J
in other cities -are in the same fix,' and model the structure throughout.
even, in Charlotte there is a dropping! This city has' long, been the gro-
' The alarm
; lysand Fire Department No. 1 jeadily;
' responded.
: a nromnt response. Both companies
were" nuiclB5 comnUehe
tion andaJclapt au WtM:
had their heads vtogether:Theuild
iTigsuriy
ladders and hose streams, until the
ft rf wo tor m nlentious doSesV
men to fight .the ir3 a
prt that they
succeeded in g:
n euf,--VNwax-as extinguish the seat
QMdk
Smoke gave away
ttraff.. .andrthe heat was very trying.
of
Jevidjiw df ' the late RobdrV JV
Mitchell has just had completed a
memory of her departed
of
of
S I . I D At a p p n :R.i i n CaIaaI
going, oh . in the. plant .so hat some l 'UUM? "UUI
' may1 get work,
I 'l1 ....n.. ..... wl.v. .... . . i v., i im 1 1 hb .meal. y"j r iit: ; - . t -t.-if 1
w1ltn6toVny.atZ feiffOintogHhe
''""TSWrn'y'liyf rw f ti iIiibTTii iSSS d iknii Ised lar,r xiLt . t!r vr j .'" OI aicer xne ioiiowing man
whether 4tJsttS most advisablelfiqkdilSe s eJ&Cw. Jnif SSposi- X
Mv of fsbindfe and begin tdin'
vLnci fki itcne 1 1 m o n u rn e nt.
ther jhpst , magnificent specimehs
'thwo othODuWr Marble Work
c;vas
Fsa'4a4d!)thjJ i,Jrihi1ch Ae is
as wielding and thegenef aTT gotf tt 'AhlcnM
well as yarns
e
stood for the yarn manjffaiture ne is- uom'g-smjHKv-ograpprQcwG nm&
14- 71- l .
di" alwsitmwesseauonol -withidhds Sim
5Mefiere cefurtoitjpfifp, devotion Ao Ji
"Stic
Th'i's ' WS3' dPUB. -The - millo-.hak
o u'fmK. n riirsitv nf ilisgliess work,. s If we could have seVerar
gflJr NortWf fGamlina...ihjei-drace nroblem
"VrtTJ I . Jiiih f.,i n,l r.UIJji
way to Diaze ary tnirrnc"TTn? "wiiimhw'j swhvh
HoweveV the'boys' ' WoVweMwtira xllnl all iaiUhO(d)n,fnUs?:
-v--w ' I V T
ice cream
flnlcco
ihsti-ease m, price aj fthsiv.
l-ii!i,a,uittpn rise this year. .
--'-r-4ierf QTaSt J flilllltOttOn
iaces amuuuieu iu i - -j
retarding the -work' was ; concerned, - r j 'ao a -1 - j
and after effort which reflected the
Ugreatest edat ohthddparJnleB
' 'Lavenstein's buildihg . was prarcttcal-'
ly saved, and .the3adjpining huildins
and the : sk5 'Vnich Nvs 1 contained
therein was! prevented from any t;e:i:
ous damage. " . - : ';. -
Just rhi rtet?Clobj s hfferei;a,the
way of losses is almost 4mposihleit6
estimate now. There was a heavy
1
and Miss" Mary McMullan. :
Among those 1 present were pisses
lin of foods' Irf the 'stord hfehwas Uiattf eaiaJCocke,-s pt Ahevjlle, JJ, - X
of the department variety, containing
furniture, clothes, dry goods, glass and
tin wareVof onany desciptfonis.;f The
loss must reach up into; the thdusaiids,
sls the water did great damage ,to the
dry goods, but ' the ;iise M tuls;W3r
of course saved .the!, pthr stcj f.or,ft
sreat extent, and 'certainly, saved the
biuldihg. : The. business was' partially
insured; though' the loss as compared
with the insurance is .impossible to as
iiflrtain "Mist Vt.-' '.'''''''''
: O U&. -anffte?n fwas5. d6lngraiM'
and lucrative business, and hardly a
storin the city enjoyed, a more hbej-
' h patron.orlinii SeQ
stock Cannot be .the. paly i loss.siiice hi3
t riio ir. u st'be' held .tack, and hl cyis
iuwe-s will of c0ur"e gpto.bf - ojth-sr
ice's until theobe cp6nv!Thfe
m are.
ipa-
conceded, that pwhen he shall have reel
tabllshed; himseii ; ana siock, ub w m
feasant relations with this
renew his
' community,
EmeTh-mymig-bargain
extent hrough the delay i i
4 -tiri!i .rom .r liirif re
yalae below it:-: cost. ?i
3 :t oeTa34Qbf?i)- b
cost
ft ' g
ac
tion of the Booker T, Washington oi
to learn of the work of this negro,1 he
is
cH
that
atttSreat
crop
COMPLIMENTARY RECEPTION.
Miss JBesSie Mae Hughes was the
hostess ata 'delightful reception at
her home on Pennsylvania Avenge on
'lmirsaay 5nigHi oi. s.uasi$cc v.yi'"
jentary. tp her, guest, Miss Cocke, of
Asneviue. mhb dbssic wcio .oop"u
in receiving.; by Miss Gertie Foreman,
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PROF. P. W. MOORE.
Jordan, of Durham, Nash, of TaVboro,
,tJerni:
Ger-
Elizabeth ; Temple qf Colorado, ; J
gan ,bf Norfolk, Mrf IcMullan,
"The
i inr.rjhpfl-as follows
HUSBAND,
itcteaifn?!
,f a soil ;, the , surrounding
wprld "N
country) can- boast pf.Ther is. hardly
a" spot on the big : wide globe, where ! ' W
nature ;nas so mRer.ai?y. enaoweas ner
surtace as, in me .first uisuict .ui
North Carolina.- - , , ;v. ' !;
' ' t -- n ct "K Tri ATh nvhnw m art t o q 1r tr
the 'agricultural line,' 'and " the; ; next
wonaer .may De even more, oif a
prises than- .we have yet had.V. -
i Zv
m
society: Mar Stage in edento
Wednesday, JpJyi the - 8th, .was a
happy day-in jEdentpn fpr morphea; rts
than .one. . ; On that day, at higtt noon,
in?.S.PauVs; churchr EtstSar-
ren? ancinMiss Jttutn ryvor,;m oeauu
ful dVacxxmplislddaughterof -Mr,
S. G. :Worth,BhiComnflssibnerer;e;
made one. ReVi; Dr; R: BDrane ecr
tor of the parrish,,. officiating , iri the
impressive ritual I of: the Episcopal
Churchl r The audience in atttendance.
was - large ,uiusf ecu, auvi. r wuai oium;
tory.- . Relatives aid firfendtedvin
cordiaf blessings'J.C krrT
' Mr.' "VVarren' is' 'an assistant mainager
of the Norfolk " & Southern ' Railroad,
khd'Ms:-E iliighly respected citizeh -ot
Edehtbh of- distinguished ; lineage nd
confections!4. '- ?,-&JtZR-t. 'fi 1
The bridal attendants were Messrsr
.Warren", Winfield Worth, Henry
Worth , J6hn and Mary 'McMullan, Ii. X
Worth' and-Hoeg . Kisses; India.
Baunigartner, Lizzie Bateman, banie
Jones. $ The flower -girls twere t'eneie
AX ter therlMi Mwt
Itf. :) Si MlSoadjifprjan-extendefl
bridal trip.. ' ;f"3coD fvGw
: .-a I.
THi ElEAWEeP SALE
rtjiailt Wits uj,ai;mcu, n viuvn
ISSTOcg ji or-
attractive " being round ins
squarj wUk polished, and 'roifcfeh rSk
31irmrSs.l3rBll4jmM9tPT1 I-frT rSt foot
MmeferftW4aydH Ih'e mist
prominent private moniimentS liin0HAcltsttb.nJbcs t
1 ii H N
,Srr - At j i.'rJh. Hdtdl 1ntlA'.calAc7oVk
s":. irf?t .thai iwvkixra&m??
adaveteffc- iiiuthe city,notmpto-yea
lo dit
feihie PffiSahuatS5 supply I the "demsiinlrDitJ
' ' , m a i w;i
miiiSWWI&aSJFfervent
TjiOho(hi hasjjf familS
ttiisein largg
.iarAnM n .J. ai. :fl.W rMi fore
It is of fhe.Ndrman Gothica(lesiafaLOa .oA36Heli'tO,lock, the dooianiT- T
auu uuiic m ueauwMiiiine graijranite.
Height ,11 feet G inches, whV 1,-
gggft-egijftqijtjhiae and this city, and few -places hav
:er
d " ofhown'such ansaie. Prices wereway
would soon be settled.' Prof. Moore
is the acae of politeness, and his re
anoft to white men is an example to
trude ForfemanIda Pldra, Gussie Kra- hig race'" - -
mrr TTitta Avdlet.t. Marv Robinson, Ev- These words coming from a stran-
eyln Xydlett, Kiaa DericKsop. ew9 "?SET, ffrSTOKB
isheert Ada MaicK Mias Worth. Cam-f fi3B33fiB
lie Hinringnaus, mary xiiiuiii5iia.uo,ij.a.ijr many irienas or roti Moore;
Grice, Elsie Baxter, Mary .ood,. Mary this, city. vTt is often that.it is,said
, ' y-, iAikiw iA Trt .Tifillri- llhTmr.' save
Culpepper, theii tnriageK Vaxneiiiie -
The work 3'orio byX5tli5er .? of the
finest variety, and the reputation of
this' firm ; has exteh4ed so far that a
cable address has . bfeen' added to the
ibuinessepartmenjtj. in order jthat for
eign ateriarused; in high tji3.de con
struction may , be forwarded, j The to-,
ken of 'respect to one of the most Val
ued citizens 1 of f his 1 comjnunjty fs 'in
deed & yorthy and : deserved lone, and
though the stone may :omiheinorize
the deceased to the coining gener
eation his lif e and ..wojrks tave left
marks' upon the '.memories of j the men
hi
which
and women who knew
marble cannot describe orp'ernetuate
tn
A
in
is
. - . . ... v - rhis own "country." xms. nowever.
Burgess, Gimme v wnixe, aa messrs. , of prof. Mpore, wh? ' ha 1-
Garr jyiaaes unver urjiuei ji . jaui- ways impressed ms nome peopia- yvjiii
manRos;peForati .Weetley Fore Mriflned' manners and. manlly bekx
. stt 'i1j TinX,rf x srrV 1 ms consouQaiion means a gicai
liott Howe, Howland Fearing; Leigh dea to Elizabeth city.;;. IV means that
il-Ernildnei3hnnghalis,i Bluker m''iaWh Citv will be the center of
Ehringhaus, iioyqi aneep, wBiasy nam- education oi tne .-.-coigrs jrape j.uitlxisj
ney T, MOIdJLOgan uia, TagK isax- large territory east 01 xvaieign. xma
ter'' Melvi'n' Tillett, Walter j JSawyer, fact viewed from a commercial stand
HarVy Greenleaf, Ned Etftridke, Joe point means a great deal to the mer-
nionda nnH t Ha R-Thhe cafirreODen. 'rnet rtr'&h-nif. r Ererette -Thompson, iieo. chants oi tnis cuy. wnn 11s increase
- -,'....'. - -A?ur cttsswalter' Wobd.; CamW.Melick, itf anVopriation sfthe EliaaTfeth Citr
menga qr meu Oscar Ne.Vbdld. and WtatefVormal Scfifol, wfflf be ftelarg.
thizing mm? iWTmm-pS. - S I . dd ;ari generally iiprov, . ah Jas an
ZIFFrrlr ll creditable totrnT-face for Wh It i
IRVIWura 'DBWnUi tvrna
Aiiiia 'taTdtiiir". TiTine vhacKachle." rheu-
woihstov sed-
conducted.
f
fc'dTTO K M f LL 'C LO SES.
n . ;The option, ijiiir which supplies the
5 prijductfor tnee of the cloth spind
;aes, iSr.noWjCloged.in Elizabeth City, as.
3 ai tesulVof to&pt&glzQ i t.e market
price of the raw; goods' "Heretofore
fmt in-tho nrine renal &dculi.ft dia- . Miss Goldie Kramer while out driv-
betes and aiidneytroublesi includ- ing yesterday afternoon suffered a se-
H-ViBd'-'BHght'Diseaft Mrs- G. TJ. Dj Pritchard
1 1Va" vlgetabld 'compound an act di- was in the buggy with .Miss Kramer at
reotw on he -weaKenea- tissues ana j tne time, anu me vemuie in wmuu mejr
mL& fvfessBS Idf the kidney iandsuri- satcblllded with ' a passing carriage.
nary- organs. Sold at 50 cents ax box
by 1 STAN DARD- -PHARMACY, W. W.
GRIGGS, Elizabeth City, NVC and DR.
JV U'tl'STER; SbUtM IVfirie Ni-Cv -
throwing Miss Kramer out and. break
ing, her, arm. She was taken to the
home of her- uncle, Mr. Ed. Kramer,
whera- slia jcYfidmdjea
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TWO EARLY GROWTHS.) i i
iLii i-i fu ?:.i i j Hi;! i ? :
-Th ifsfrel, is now in. possession
of ; two j very- rare specimens of crop
culturer. which it akes pleasure in an-
nounipgjas each of , these growths of
nature . speak .better , than;- words of the
Section in which they were planted
Mrs.irene wnitenurst sena jus; ?a
nice large. box of .strawberries which
represent a second crop. The berries
-wete," planted last August, and matured
at the-usual period.; It was then sup
posed that the crop had concluded its
osvn. an
V Jr. s.J.
bltyVdl
pvertising ha
ml a reliable me
erywhe;
.wKfch
seption
KflinhAi-nfi i7ATYiTTiftrr.fi; Pav - .
lhamberof v GomniercePay
my:
t- rr-A" rr-
The Steamefi Guie wiU'Ply on the
lu bi tin., uuuw vvtt
r ; beth- Ci1ySahdj9pTTh
unamDer - wants - iurmucK ras.
edJ
ituie'Eactory Need-;
The. : Chamber ' of - Commerce . met
Tuesda night inregulaf session; with ;
thei chauv IthbughthQvwpath , , v
warm nd a number of .members out of
the xitye attendance' wa remark-.-
ably ilarge.. ; The . session was ;iate in ;v .
commencingivprk, d': it - must, have
beehid'erethe :caihnciaMe'd'th0'
meeg tpHpTde ' ;
H5;TireeiUj?, :'jo being present, Mr..
Hi ;1F:3 Greenleaf iiSrrw to ;
ser,ve ihthckpacit' wnffch he did. ; ;
rTalssasj deselection ; ;
Qftnwm0m(raia ame,f Mr.-
WuifZoeUea.jpfeseiitedand the ;
since theeanSgml Blal3l1giiofiltam ' ''..r
t'tMetprdjejfeed arm above the City Park,.
in the'bay: dWfeitet -.wh-aVL J)f Eliz- .
abeth City," being one . of the points. .
e?ffibti6'ft talSQrjitrdiusdedJa. request -
3Pint. in
urr&icl cbe, . tagtf d V this :
cfltym ra-:bje iEl4c lohocation
Messrs. .
were ap
afStMsstjia-nt! t-afri&fHf 'J rfji
Pep,. j wopaiey andfjTunis,-;
a com-;
i-iM?. EWflletJ mdveShal
igit.pf tebe?appomte4Tto look
-af&ar the.r stabhment .-.of 5 a fumi-
'St AiftTifaeM ff erywhe na, in,
Mark: there was only one papdilfttsed
m .this avertisirig,and that w&s "The
THeei, Wd'tMs'sale was th?'gre;at
est sale ever recorded in the history of
Eiziabethf City ..atLWIhat lis .ras.
advertised; ;aClean .Sweep-Sale, x It
swept the ; counter of, goods Vh,iai Vere
serviceable, but5" a bit .-DVercaryied.- ..;It
cleaned 'the snelves of new goods; and
old 'goods at he same ridiculously low
prices. Men came , in to buy. a" dozen
four cent .handkerchiesf, and left with
a ney SUll Oi Cliques, ana'iuai.uwi
sold for standard prices were really on
sale,-at egs than x;ost price. This was
as represeftetd ind no fakeXadies had
an opportunity ' to get bargainsiH'-at
pfices. never heard-of before, and as
tie ladies? ire f expats on! "What is i a
Bargain," it may be well said that the
buyers were numerous and lucre ex
changed fhahds 'hile empty shelves
are, showing '.the . effect. It is likely
that a erood opening has beeen made
in Mitchell's Bee Hive, for new goods, 4
and a ' Northern trip, - will later brmg
in a large supply of new stock. -' As' an
ad veVtisihg expertj Mr. Rchold . knows
JUS OllSiness. ;.a.vir4 VJivei jru.ucn,j. lis
certainly'at the head of a bfg concern,
and The Tar Heel feels as though it
Wanted to hold 'a jubilee over ; the -af
fair, congratulatory of the biggest sale
event yet Known
!Ui;TfaetbfylTMs.! JmStSdn -iaS i can ied.
MiMif iHy'md ?rk kramer.
Tid-J. 'Q. A. Wodcf weret.ellds(ii. fnv
t3omtnittee:nten;;to sec"urflithe' outlook
56r fsuchf influstru' ;
There wa "no5 other -.ib.tteinefes to' be
laivn'Sedj torand"rthe uhalviber -a(! jparn
ed. ' v -. -. . ?
fnrft'age for this year, but tdthe ladyfiPH J B&.auKar jigM wife ithff
surprise the Vines bloomed the second
mimeand onih Fourth of; July,- the
y ate strawberries for dinner.The
Heer'rfeceiveja a box f of these
Jerries, whiSk are of jthet sharpless
variety. They are beauties.!
: Mr. Thomas Crank, i a .well-known
fish dealer of this city, ate sweet potatoes-
for ! Fourth of July dinner, an-
j -' . . l I ' ..... i
other - freak , in the vegetable line,
which calls forth our wonder. The po
tato
.were
was of r the JJayman vlariety, and
e of the' lasttypef ever seen
(hereTtusvfs,jljhe irltest weet pota
to ever known here, but proves, tor.the
dreW - Miss ffertrude- and - Masters
Paul and Vincent were visitors to The
Tar Heel office, last night Mr. Pugh
a& once aJJanjdenj hoy, and hisibls-
tory in the metropolis is the pit repeat
ed: story of the popr bpy . whofmade
his'millionawy fromhome ??aild
friftnda. In his visit herei Mr.fPTlkh
says - that Elizabeth - City i has . made
the most- rapid progress of ahy "city
he has eve
first left her?
changes have been ? marvellous Lt.
Camden, after f which the rwill g "to
Nag' Head tand pther points Hhtamec
ing. His1 wife is a lady of refiiiement
and culture, and his bright children-are
a,
iTE,SUFOUlCpRiOlrlNA R. R.
I The," Suffolk' .&;.Carolina -'railroad is
now. within seventeen miles of Eliza-;
beth City. ' Seventeen milestone hun- '
area j and eight teet is the; exact mea
surement,: At the present: rate there
are more than two ; hundred -or more'
hands working ; on ; 'the road f bed and!
track.' The, road bed is-"in- itself prac
tically. .completed, though '"snjall grad
ing work is' goingon.''..'The;-track is
being placed in position: at the rate of
three miles per week. At this rate the ,
seventeen miles. fill he covered in six- :
weens ,or oy August 30th. .The total:
track from Trotville; in. Gates County,
where the.branch intersects ' the main -road
is 24, and .7,' miles. The .bridge :
acrpss the, Perquimans river, has been
entirely finished, ""and .the pile, driver- '
will be liioyed to Little' River, where, .
th,eyor In Pasquotank-county will be
taken. up; and - pushed to a sfinf sh.
H.There' has "been some ' smalL ; delav-
bwing tothe swainp-'land : conditions ..
ifmJiJt he long before the new road
ill ' ' 1 a" r - J.j i ..-'A i t. . v .
w wrt-auy? ana4 tne jaep9t here be-
dpened'ta Ahe traveling public. V ,
ADELIGHTFUL"' keceptjon.
Ohe of the. most 'delightful events
of ! the ;sasonr wa the I reception given
pnWednsdylbyf Miss' Mae Ward at
her beautiful home -pn'Church street, !
in'hpnor-of herfguest,: Miss Mary Pru-
den; orfidenton":"- :
U u?y.JSr Vautifully decorat-
" .monQwers ? and? , potted plants, and V
pteseated b'Wantif nl scen;Miss Worth. ! '
Wltefrr recjeivjhs ""by Miss.
Margarette , HoirpweU,' and ; Miss Kath-
zv;-,i .si ferine i.Engle.T
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