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-at: FISHERMAN & FARMER BY MITCHELL- A. H. oo-Published Every Friday.- SUBSCRIPTION PRICK 1.00 When Paid In Advance: $i. 50 If Not Paid In Advautc 1 utcred at the Post Office at Elizabeth City as second class matter. Delivered at doors of city subnet iei 5 -v carriers, as soon as from if". -'iihout extra charge. The Editor disclaims all respui 'iinil ry for the views or statements o! jor-i-espondents, and reserves the lU'.iit at CI times to revise or reject any utiole ;e may think proper. Always sin your name to a news paper communication simply a." a p edge of good faith. It will "uot be published unless you desire it. r F.est advertising medium in the Dis tact. Rates very moderate. Special ites on long contracts. All announcements and recominen- itions of candidates for office, whether ... the shape of communication 01 merwise, will be charged as alvei U ments. ri LIZ A BETH CITY. Jan. 7, 189S 1897-98. Satiirday was the last day of the week, but the - first day of V.ic month and the beginning of t. new year. Eighteen hundred a; id ninety-seven passed quietly r nd peacefully, away, to be num bered among the many things of the past, thus leaving the old year dead, dead, dead, to all tilings except to memory. 1898 came in merrily and joyfully. A number of our citi zens were out until mid night, upon the streets, to bid the dy MS year a farewell and the new car a hearty welcome. Just before mid-night the bells -of fie city were tolling their mourn t.u sounds, letting the world ..now that the old year was aoout to be recorded among the tilings of bygone days. But 1 his only lasted a short while. The sound changes, and the bells begin to ring the joyful s und, the mid-night guns begin firing, fireworks were displayed, si; cam whistles sounded from all prts of the city, and all nature ;;-.emed glad to welcome the c.iwn of 1898. To the old year we say fare well ; you have brought to some peace, J pleasure and prosperity, while to others pain, misery and v. je. With the hope that the new year will bring to us all joy, happiness and prosperity we again bid the year of 1897 a final farewell. For the verv complimentary letters recently received con- cerning the Fisherman & Far m icr, and a number of nice t lings said about us by the ; Less, besides manv kind words in person from our friends, we return our sincere thanks. It always buoys one up to renewed energy to know that his efforts are appreciated. We are devot ing our whole attention to this paper, with the hope of making it such a Journal as shall prop t rly represent the interest for which we are working, and aid in building and improving our city, county, distiict and state. With the hope to merit still more of the goyd will and finan cial help, we promise to make even greater improvements du ring the present year than have been made during the one just past. The following is a list of the Grand Jury ot the Special Term ot the ir.uperior Court now in session for this county : Jno. W Sykcs, foreman ; L. L. Hay man, Thomas Meads, Luke Perry, N. M. Uutt, Hugh Cale.r Edward Davis, Lt R. Sawver, L. E. White, M. S. Sawyer, 'W. H Munden, W. J. F. Spence, Gai- thcr Harriss. Win. H. Brothers, M. G. Sedgwick, Miles E. Rus sell.C.S. Pritchard and T. R. Stokeley. Made and Merit Maintains the confidence of the people in Hood's Sarsaparilla. If a medicine cures you when sick; if it makes wonderful cures everywhere, then beyond all question that medicine possesses merit. r m n That is just the truth about Hood's Sar saparilla. We know it possesses merit because it cures, not once or twice or a hundred times, but in thousands aud thousands of cases. We know it cures, Absolutely, permanently, when all others fail to do any good whatever. We repeat C0 Sarsaparilla Is the best Intact the One True Blood Purifier. Hftft D:it cure nausea, indigestion, fflOOa S FlIIS biliousness. 26 cents. Moyock News. Items of a Personal and Newsy Character. Prepared Especially for Fisher ernian & Farmer Readers. Mrs. R. O. Bagley went to Norfolk Saturday. Mr. VV. L. Wilson spent the holidays in Fairfield. Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Poyner are rejoicing over a new heir. Mrs. Jakie Lee gave the young people a party Tuesday nighi. Master Willie Ritter left Mon day to attend school at E. City. Mr. W. A. Cherry and W. H West, spent last Sunday in Cam den. Miss Pearl Sears, of Tulls, is visitinjr relatives and friends iere. Mr. J. J. Morse, Jr., and II. L Davis, of Camden, spent Sunday here. Mr. C. R. Vandecarr is in the village, looking after his inter ests. Last week it was Christmas trees and this week hog killing is in order. Quite a number of the farm ers here are not through gather ing corn yet. Some of out young folks went to the Christmas tree at Shaw boro Friday night. Mr. Alex Goodman and wife, of Northwest, were the guests of Mr. W. A. Cherry Friday. Mr. W. S. Mercer has sold out and broken up housekeeping. The sale took place last rues day. Married Dec. 30, 189;, Miss Gregory, of Pleasant Grove and Mr. Joshua Charlton, of North west, Va. Mr. Dennis Burfoot and wife, of Norfolk, who have bten spend ing the holidays here, have res turned home. Mr. Edward Humphries and w fe, of Roanoke, Va., were in the village last week, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Davis. Quite a gathering of young people spent quite a pleasant evening at the residence of Mr W. L. Wilson New Year night The Christmas trees at Shady Grove and Northwest Baptist churches on Wednesday and Thursday nights, were well at tended and greatly enjoyed, es pecially by the little folks. Miss Georgia Halstead closed her school here on; Thursday be tore Christmas, and spent the holidays with her parents, near Norfolk. She returned and opened school again last Monday. Mr. R. J. Poyner, while out hunting for partridges recently, killed a large eagle that meas ured eight feet from tip to tip. He also found a bee tree con taining quite a quantity of honey. Died at his home in Norfolk, of blood poison, Dec. 28th, Mr. Edward B. Whitehurst, aged 40 years. The remains were brought here Wednesday and buried in the old family burying ground. He leaves a wife and two small children to mourn their loss. The remains were accompanied by his mother and brother, who returned to their home at Virginia Beach Thurs dav. C. A NEW MINISTER. Rev. R. W. Stancill.of Hamp ton, Va., who some time ago re ceived a unanimous call to the pastorate of the Church of Christ this city, has moved his family from Hampton, aud is now loca ted on Main St , in the house formerly occupied by Mr. N. G. Grandy. Mr. Stancill is a grad uate of the College of the Bible, Lexington, Ky., and has had charge oT pastorates in Troy, N. Y., Winston and Wilson, N. C, Gethsemane and Hampton, Va. In addition to his pastoral work, Mr. Stancill has occupied the position of State Evangelist in this state and Virginia, and has done evangelistic work in Ken tucky and Indiana. The con gregatiou for which Mr. Stancill preaches, is at present meeting in the Court House. Two new stoves have just been put in the large courtroom by the congre gat ion, aud the house made comfortable for the public during the winter. The church has ourchased a lot on Road street, and expect to build during the present year. Found Adrift A boat known as a "skiff" found adrift on Pasquotank river Dec. 23rd. The owner will please call for same aud pay costs. Ap ply to W., care of this office. For Sale one house and lot on Broad street. A rare bargain. A house and lot on Spelman street; nicely situated; good gar den attached. Very cheap. Ap ply to ROSCOE W. TURNER. fliE WFEK AT DENTON Our Correspondent Writes Some Newsy Paragraphs. Mr. Win. M. Bond, of Green ville, was in the city this week Mr. J. K. Rea and fami.y have removed to the fishery for the season. Capt. John Jones, of thesteam er Harlow, war in the city this week. Leary's drug store is now lo cated in the Mitchell building on Broad street. Miss Baldwin, milliner at Newman's, left Tuesday for her home in Baltimore. Mr. Jno. R. Stephenson has severed his connection as mana ger of the Branning store. Mr. J. W. Jones, of Winton, N. C, spent several days in the city, the guest of his son, Mr. T. C. Jones. The Baptist . Sunday School gave a very enjoyable Christmas entertainment at Rea's Opera House Wednesday night. Miss Rosa Miller, of Coleraine, spent several days in the city this week, the guest of Miss Lola Haste, on Magnolia street. Mr. R. K. Hall spent several days in Hertford this week, in the interest of the tinning estab lishment of Mr. J. H. Bell. The many lads and lassies who spent the holidays with their parents in this city, have return, ed to their respective schools. We regret to learn that the store of Mr. R.Z. White, at Par melee, N. C, was destroyed by fire last week. "Zack" is an Edenton boy, aud his friends regret his misfortune Another meat, market has been opened on Broad Street, making seven in Eden ton. Veg etarians must be scarce in our town, as ali the meat markets are doing a flourishing business. After a lingering illness, Mrs. VV. H. Hollo well departed this life at her home on Magnolia street, on Wednesday night. To the bereaved we extend our sin cere sympathy. She was 57 years ol age and a great sufferer. Mr. Berry, for a number of years a salesman in the store of Mr. A. T. Bush, left Thursday for Norfolk, Va., where he will probably locate. While here, Mr. Berry made many friends, all of whom regret to see him leave, but wish him the best of success in his new location. MILLINERY NOTICE. We wish to announce to our friends, patrons aud the public, that we have moved from our old stand on Main street, and will be found upstairs on Water street. Our entrance is between Messrs. Sawer & Jones and L. Selig. We will be fitted up with handsome millinery par lors, and will continue to carry the largest and most complete Selected stock of millinery in the city, with the most exclu sive Parisian designs in trimmed hats and bonnets. We not only go to the metropolis every sea son. but we receive ideas and designs direct horn Paris, where all -tyle originates. Thanking you one and all for your liberal pa'ronage, and ask ing a continuence of same, we remain the leading milliners of the city, tf. M. HILL, cfc CO. New Officers. At the last meeting of Pasquo tank Tribe No. 8, 1. O. R. M., the following new officers were elected: W.H. San ford, Proph et ; Wm. Anderson, Sachem ; B. C. Lane, Senior Sagamore ; J. S. Beasley, Junior Sagamore ; Jas. Spires, Chief of Records; S. H. Murrell, Keeper of Wampum ; J. P. Simpson, Keeper of Wig warn ; E. F. Sawyer, C W. Be lanja.J. W. Jackson, Trustees. 4..r ii-.Li.Ico yuki.Iy re.-nit in :crious n'f'Ic;: ;"-!, and thy man v!io neglects liis ;r nus !Ui2; rcgar.l for health. A bottle ::.--'!' Iron Hitt'Ts taker; now ami then Us keep the liver in perfect order. If the iisea.se has developed, lrowns' Iron Bitters will cure it permanrntly. Stremrth and vitality will always follow its use. Browns' Irou Bitters ia sold by all dealers. Learn to greet our friends with a smile. They carry tco many frowns in their own hearts to be bothered with any of yours. Female Weakness Is prevalent all over America. Ladies ueed a tonic wJiteli ihev do not ollain Fcr all women, youu girls included, Dr. Bellamy's (Jossypiutn is the best remedy. It banishes pains and weak nesses, and insures good health. Try one bottle and you will never after wards be without it. Druggists sell it at i per bottle, or send to the Bellamy Mfg. Co., Box 199, Atlanta Ca Everybody Says So. - f-ixparcta Candy Cathartic, Hie most won der. m du-al discovery of the ape. peas , ,M'U h ing to the taste, act pently arsci t - ?i,r I y on kidneys, liver and levels, emu..-., tirtj entire syst'-in. displ .ids, iv.r Ijc:: f'i:lic, fevor, luil ituiil onplit jiru cr.. . jlifms.,...s. pjptis,. j,y a.jj ,rr Sl ;ox !:.:. ; to-day; 10, 2 TO ents. . Id and guaranteed to eure by ali druggists. Mr. Robert Overton is home on a visit to his parents. Mr. A. S. Neal of E. City was in our little hamlet Monday with liis grammaphone There was 2 Christmas en tertainment at Coinjock Baptist church Wednesday night. Mr. Hardie Overton went to Norfolk this morning on busi ness will, return on the afternoon train. After spending the holidays with friends in Norfolk, Miss Pearl Hall returned home Satur day. Mrs. W. F Phelps of Berkley Va., accompanied by her little daughter Ethel, is 011 a visit to her mother Mrs. Edgar O. Neal. Misses Grace, Irene Talbott, Master Carroll Grey, ot Long Point and Carrie Nash, of Nor folk Va., spent Thursday with Masters Erie and Brauson Hall. A quiet marriage took place at the residence of Dr. J. F. Garrenton Wednesday evening Mr. Will Wise of Harborton Va., to Miss Sallie Garrenton The happy couple left next day for Harborton where they will make it their home. Miss Susie and Minnie Hall entertained a number of their friends at a "Watch Party" Friday evening. Refresh. nents were served at 1 1 , a few minutes before the dawn of the New Year. Each guest was given a bell to welcome the coming of 1898. A beautiful marriage took place at Asbury M. E. church Wednesday the 29th at 7 o'clock. The contracting parties were Mr. Arthur Bauni, of Popular Branch and Miss Maud Griggs, of this place Rev. J. H. M.Giles officiating. The bride was at tired in white silk, carrying mistletoe. The attendant were Miss Virtie Griggs, sister of the bride, maid of honor, with Mr. Parks Wright, Messrs Johnnie Tarvis with Miss Carrie McHor uey, Louis Hampton with Miss Fannie Jarvis. After the cere mony the bridal party were driv en to the home of the bride, where a elequent supper await ing them. We wish them much happiness Kid. ?& rx-t w i-vi? rnwvpn iITT A T.T.TS WITH SyiTAKH YOKE OVERLAID S WITH LACK. AND TAB $ j DKCOIIATIOX, J The snnphViiy of the school dress and, in deed,- of niosr of the dresses for growing girls is commendable, nevertheless there is a be witch:'!;r piyety about them due largely to the 1 'ely colorings so appropriate for the young, whether the material dc sijk, casn mere' or the novelty weaves that present many colois harmoniously intermingled. In the skeHi is shown a simple but most attractive dress reproduced from a late number of The Ddinyitor, It is made of figured challis, with square yoke of cherry silk overlaid with lace, and a decoration of narrow yolvet ribbon on the sleeves, collar and decorative tabs that ntlin3 Uie yoke and fall over the short puffs i thi top of the sleeves, which fit the arm closely to well above the elbow. Th-j straight full skirt is merely hemmed at the b ttom and gathered at the top, but veU vet ribbon may be disposed in horizontal rowa ib-n-o the hem, !peciollj prepared for us by The Butterick I'ublislanj Co. (Limited). t Learn to attend strictly to your own business Very import ant point. Miles Jennings, ooooooooooooco BLACKSMITH Sanders Building, Poindexier St. MiUandMarineForgings A Specialty. t3F"Full line of Wheels and Wagons kept in stock. All work done promptly and in the most workmanlike manner. GiVe Me a Trial The Strength in Number of Our Nayy. Chief Constructor Hichborn, of the United States Navy, has issued the following official sum mary of the strength in numbers of the navy of this cuutry: First class battleships, 9; second-class battleships, 2; armor ed cruisers, 2; armored double -turrtted monitors, 6; single tur reted monitors, 13; protected crubars, 13; unprotected crnisers, ; gunboats, 10; composite gun boats, 6; special class, 3; steel torpedo boats, 22; wooden torpe do boat, 1; iron cruising vessels, 5; wooden cruisiug vessels, 11; sailing vessels, 6; tugs, 14; wood en steam vessels unfit for service) 8; wooden sailing vessels unfit for service, 6. Tliis gives a total of 140 vessels, 14 of which, ac cording to Constructor High born, are unfit for use. One hun dred and twenty six vessels such as are here described does not make veiy much of a navy, but we hope to have more after awhile. OASTOniA. Tke fae ilmile sigsatute it ' lien erery vrappci 42- Supper Near Weeksviile. There will be a supper for the benefit of St. Johns Episcos pal Church, at the Jackson farm, near Weeksviile, (the property of Mrs. M. B. Weeks) on Friday night, the 14th iust. Admission 50 cents. Supper free. A large attendance is desired. Get Your Old Furniture Repaired It can be made New, Ornamental and Durable F. H. K ELL AM who has recently moved his shop back to his old stand, ovei J. 1J. Flora's Store, where he can be found at all hours. Paities hav ing furniture in need of repairs too heavy to be sent to the shop I will call aud repair same at their hoinps. Prices reasonable NORTH CAROLINA, ) Superior Dare County. ) Court. Edward H. Kruger, pl't'ff. 1 . Against L0rdFr Bank of Commerce, Buffalo, URI,IR New York, Defendant, j THIS CAUSE COMING ON TO BE heard on this 29th day of Novem ber, I897, upon the affidavit filed in ;his cause and other evidence taken, the Court finds that the defendant is a corporation duly chartered under the laws of the State of New York and is a non resident of the State of North Car olina, and after due diligence cannot be found in this State; that the defend ant has property in this State and the plaintiff has a cause of action against the defendant of which this court has urisdiction. It is therefore, on motion, ordered", decreed and adjudged by the Court that order of publication be made in Fisherman & Farmer, a newspaper published in Elizabeth City, N. C, for six successive weeks, commanding the defendant to appear at the next teim of Superior Court to be held for the .ounty of Date. State of North Caro iiua, on the ninth Monday after the iirst Monday in March, 1898, and an swer or demur to the complain 1 of plaintiff as it may be advised, or judg ment will be taken against it as de manded in the complaint It is further ordered that notice be made in the same paper at the same time, notifying the defendant that the plaintiff has obtained a writ of attach ment against its interest in that certain property situated in Dare county known as the John Gray Blount Patent, the object of which action aad attachment is to recover against the defendant the sum of Fifty-six Thousand and Seven Hundred Dollars, as set out in the com plaint filed in this causo ; said attach ment is returnable to the Superior Court of Dare county to be holden on the ninth Monday after the first Mon day in March, 1898. It is further ordeied that the publi cation of this order shall be sufficient notice to the defendant, both summons nd attachment. J. B. Jennktt, Clerk of Superior Court of Dare Coi.nty E. F. AvDLETT, .Att'v. for Pl'ff. CEY THE BEST When yen u.-; about to bv.r n Sewinff Mj.-iln do not te tUtix-ivtd by ailr.i ;nj? advertisement! ind be led o think you cm- Ret the best nvtd finest finished and Most Popular for a mere sorjr. See to it that you b'iy from reliable mr.n 'turers that have gained A outation by honest and square g, yoi will then gftt a .wing Machine that is noted the world over for its dura bility. You want the one that -.8 easiest to manage and is Light Running T'lQrg Is cone in tfce work1, thru cu equal in mechanic il cots str action, durability of worki'iii; parts, fineness of f.r ' '.. twain in appearance or h-;s as many improvements as the New Home: (t has Automatic Tension, Double Peed air c-n both sides of needle (faen te no oih-. r 11 :t ; !ev Stand pafmea), driving wheel h'r.x cn adjustable ctr.'.srs, thus reducing friction to the minimum. WRITE J CinCULAKr THE HEW WiZ SCWIKG K 'CHINE Okajiob, H am. Eootox, Mass. a Cimw Tor:i?i. j Ciocaoo. Iix. St. LoiT!. Mo. Pi ' . TeXas 8 v Fbajtct i Ki ; . . ' In ttye Heart of tle Gity at the corner ol Water and Matthew Sts. up stairs, is the office of the Fisherman & Farmer Printing Com. pany. Persons having business to transact are invited to call. We Do High Grade COMMERCIAL PRINTING. JVfegetuMcTTeparationfor As similating UseTood andRegutx tiijg thfcS tomadhs andBowels of r Promotes THcsticaChecr ful ness and Rest.Con tains neither Opium.Morphine nor Mineral. Not Nahcotic. JteymmTOldn-StMCIlEnniEa Jmtfim SetJL" ALx.Sennm SJtt JtnistSfl Jippemiot - HirmSeed flanfitd Suarr . hSatujfrtta rimrw. A perfect Remedy for Constipa tion, Sour Stomach.Diarrhoea. Worms .Convulsions .Feverish ness and Loss OF SLEEP. Tac Simile Signature of NEW "YORK. EXACT COPVOF WRAPP8 mt mm "TFTlCLy do you wait 'till you get down before taking medicine. When you feel dull, aching aud stretching, just remember that the. next thing will be Ma laria chills and Fevei To avoid this, use the great Hermit ILj3,:2atlT7"e if taken in time it will save you a long spell of sickness, and much money. It is for the Kidneys, Liver and Stomach, and will cure Oon.StIp3.tIOm.. A Safe Remedy for Young and Old- Regular Size 25 Trla,l Size 10 MADE BY YEAKEL DRUG Is the way you we have it. RES All from our own slaughter house and fresh every day. Buy your meats of Caleb Walker, Stall IfcTo. CITY MARKET. Phone9i. AND GET THE BEST. Finest Poultry at The Lowest Prices. & Let us have your orders, they shall have our most careful aud prompt attention. Remember Stall No. i, City Market vC GOODS DELIVERED FREE. f7 Mil fell 3 ft o - "Ml ill'' h'. 1 1 4 I r- -I : aw-, -j-1 1 if i t j -4-:vr,,' I If js I jj I ' 1 lll.:f::;: ! I 23 SEE THAT THE FAC-S1MILE SIGNATURE OF IS ON THE WRAPPER OP EVERY BOTTLE OF ffilBB Cutoria is vnt p in osft-eize bottles only. It ! not sold in balk. Don't ftllov anyons to tell 1 yon anything elss on the plea or promise that it pi is "just as rood" and "will answer err pnr- Bco that yon get C-A-S-.-O-B-I-A. ripper. Hi and 50 en ts. Cesafcs. CO., BALTIMORE MARYLAND. like your MEATS, fresh is way OUR Beef, Veal, Mutton and L o a a o - rt u O CT1 u ft o Q w o t-l u o a VI - u w o Ui a o a 0 u a. B o Oi u Vi VI T3 O O O V U l - a o a rt vi (U u 4- a a a S o ti ft U O poie." The 19- Pork Norfolk & SoutherL R R ... ' - , Schedule in effect Sept. iS 97. Norl lk & Southctu R K. .V;iil rml Express trains. SKi.thlnitiml. d il . x cci.t Suu.lavs.) lca c 1.1 izal 1 1 It ti y at 11:40 a in., NiTthl)oi.nl. t! a i I v . (awj t Sundays) leave l jizalx.t!i it y s.t 2:15 p. 111. Trains Nos. , a;u! 4 lunr VMa i)CiU City SoLthiH i ud f j. m., Ni'tlli !oui:d 9:20 a. 111. The trains arrixe at and depart lrom Norfolk & Western de pot, Norfolk: e r.neet at Norfolk it'i all Kail and Mvaincr lines, and at lidcnton vit!i steamer for lit anol c. Casllie, Chowan ard Sci:pr crnonj; rivers; Tran.-fer steameis to .1acley s Keiry, thence lv Norfolk vS: South rn 11. It. to Koper. l'antcgc. and Uell haven, coiiuectiui: with steamer Vir ginia Dare or Jakk y ville, Amo-a. 'ashington and all intermediate land ings. Eastern Carolina Dispatcli ani Old c in iiiiou Xj vo The steamer Neuse leaves Kli?.ali tb City Tuesday. Thursday ativl Saturday at 6; p. m., for Nevvliern. connecting w ith the A. & N.C. U.K. for (loldslnno. Kiustou, and Motclicad Citv, and with the W. N. K: N. II. K. for Jacksonville. v ilminytcn, N. C, etc. Uctuininn leave Newlicru Monday, Wednesday aud Friday. Stojs at Uoan.)k' Ish. nd j;oinii South, Tuesdays and Saturdays an.1 Northtound Tuesday 11:01 nin. The Steamer Neu berue leaves Iiliza belli City, at 1100:1 Mond.iy, and 0 p. m. Wednesday or Uoanoke Island, Ocracoke, Oriental and New Heme. Tickets 011 .;ale at Klizabetli ("it; Station to all landings. Newbeinc ICinston, Goldsboio, Morehead Ct'. aud Wilmington, N. C. Dailv all rail service between Klin . beth City and New Yoik, rhiladclj hi. Baltimore a!id Not folk. Through cars aud as w rales nm'i quicker time than by an ether rout. . Direct all goods to ; shipped va Kastern Carolina Dispa.' " as lollow: : From Norfolk by Niif i: Southei 1. Railroad; Baltimore by .W. iS: 11. II. R., President Street Stati n; l'hiladel phia, Philadelphia R. H., Dock Street Station; New York, bv Pennsylvania R. R., 1'icr 27 North River, aiid Old Dominion Line For further information apply to M. II. Snowden, Agent, Klizabcth City, or to the General Ollicc of the Norfolk X Southern R. R. Company, Not folk, Va M. K. KING, Genera) Manager. II. C. HUDGINS. G. I tV P. Ai PETTIT'S North Carolina Lines C. L. PETTIT, Manager. Steamer NEWTON will leave Nui folk for IClizijbeih City, Creswell and way landings on Wednesdays ami Sat urdays at 4 p. 111., Elizabeth City lor Creswell ou Thursdays and Mondays at 9:30 a. 111. Returning, will leave Creswell for Norfolk on Tuesdays and Fridays at 4 a. in., and lvli.abeth City same day at 2:30 p. m., arriving in Norfolk next day. Steamer Harbinger will leave Nor folk for Elizabeth City, Hertford and way landings, on Tuesdays aud Fri days at 4 p. m., ulizabeth City for Hertford Wednesdays and Saturdays at 9:30a. 111 Returning, will leave Hert ford for Norfolk Mondays, and Thurs days at 7 a. ii. and Elizabeth City same day at 2:30 p. 111., arriving in Norfolk next day. W. W. MORRISKTT, Acknt. Elizabeth City.N. C. Brick! Brick! JIMoii(PSoij BRICK WORKS. The leading brick inann cturers of this section arc ow ready to supply orders 11 short notice. This plant as been in active operation or twenty years, and they guarantee satisfaction as to quality and price, hese (Brick have Stood the gest And reflex action will Ik a guide to youi further purchase. You could do worse, and we venture to say, you can do no bcttei elsewhere. Call Telephone No. 'I, or add less f. .(ff. Thompson, Mgr, Elizabeth City, N. C. LEI H 5J : Tl : ot. - -AN1 WM. J. HOOPER 6. CO. 110 E. Pratt, near Ligh: BALTIMORE, lUID., Manufacturers cf a. a. a. COTTON AND FLAX GILL NETS, Corks, Seine Leads. &.c. Sln Twine of all klntlx. Hm nillm. Cotton & Hemp KM' JJ lothing fe warranted the Best in the World I Is more Waterproof. " Is Stronger, and will Wear Lonoer fan any other goods manufactured. 1 H HIT IIB"MM1 IWANII!" t.lf. mm m fr 2 POUI 1 '-m5vms87m&mmyTr r r T im a '-i ifilfllirn m"l" lil VtQ,A.llKKEL & CO. Sol Agents. Bait: . - . MM II UW UL. I .
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