.frliQSiMI:':li fie twtM'telfcTCT3&i 11 -
AMDEN. St 1? nr'!'"''A'iIO
Easter
nals
UMialiy have fine print. If your
t3M iHtli r Vdii, a good uair of
;Klat will help you join In the
Katvr ftTvice. U hen jour eves
if
ire cincrniL the !'t i n,w,
,reiiHl.M optical rood tliat
.made ami our 'price an reason
jam. clmrg
'....Villi...... .-.ill.. . .
it u.iy anv uy.
Hathaway imn; .
r t - ".
i f
L 3 "MisEmmklEfarrteXlreturned last
AU-vuuaj uvui t visit IU lli. liy. . i
Miss Ella Kramer,' of E?t3Uv, Vas
the guest of Miss . Lei i Sanderlin
last Sunday afternoon.
Mr. E. Y. Nash and family, of E.
City, former resident of Camden,
I have returned to make Camden their I
future home.
liEPOlTER.
!
Coubt House: Mr. Abb Morri-i
aujoola
DRYi
P '
Bicycles
from
$25.00 Up
at HATHAWAY BROS'.
-THE-
SCOlTOMIoT
Is pi'-Ii-hl ever? wck.ncd circu
Utt i:ir ly in tl.irtccn couDtiet of
Ctiirivs:u! Instntt. It affords
m - fiurn for wilrert sing for our
bK.l mcrch ir.N au4 to ;..rl 1h buinew
men.
J5. '..h LAMB,
I MatiQcor.
7. D.Jnior. .the.benafii.of .the labor-1 e
1 J -til . ;i ! 1 . . .4 '-. ( I
ing classk .! iixjf.!dti". .rriu -.Tx H Imuch
as inniA Tto,,
n w 1 fi 1 iiiri ni rir narrr itninnv wuiuicuu 111 ttt i I'pnsnrp. nnn wi f i 1 1
" - a j mm w r. 1 . . 1 i I X iy
vS. f "T . i.v. m v.wmujwi a ,: wu n i-i i-uujuiouu ; wnere comujenuation is i 1 -f niniiiju.juj ej'jiuij'jLi
r ' :;: i.tT'Mw school t Washington, D. due. bnt w rV s. ?r. reisTme, to visit heriS Laa aTsltia;
commissioner or sneu nan last ee,
We extend to the citizens" of i conv of th art nf thA Tnffl T.rria.
Portsmouth. our sincere con- lature, entitled "An act to provide
dolence upon, the great injury sus- , . . . , .
tained in the terrible and destruc f' d promote the oyster industry
the conflagration there on Saturday of oth Carolina," which is evident
of last vreek. drawn by a careful hand and is
3Iw.A."S.Xeal is north laying in l uemoP m usiry
her new fetock of millinery. : Mrs. Llch ha9 ilen dormant and unde
Xeal's acknowledged taste in the veloped x from time immemorial, a
selection of beautiful styles is an mine of 1 wealth to certain counties
assurance that her friends have a Eastern Carolina, which, if prop
treat in store. , . . , , , x
erJy cared lor. is more valuable than
We acknowledge a polite invitation the richest gold mine in her rock 8 tte , -Y0 a ' 13 now m thls
Although the oyeter health.
t l
.... . . jeDA DriwKnn ami Mr T "R 4UC"U a compacauon anA a . -
Come in f JAlh!! "pa Dawson ana Jir d. it. . , .. . I Miss Lousia TpanlinnRP. nf
Bauks WL,ch we regret we were not ? B!lf puzaea tne mtt oi Tork cu js nQW Qn 'nded
auie lu uccrpi. .. iuv wisest men in a&u out oi xiortn yjg relAtives in this county,
turen of Trinity CoUege, at Mam State and to our citizens. But we f f,;a
hiref'L iMethndist rnnrrli in Durham InaoA m - I : Ttr i I i i .-
v n u TiTmi. , " vvrvwouuu. tc uceu eu- weeics, returnea to ner nomo in
XC. March 30th and 31st and April lightenment We need co-operation New York City last Saturday.
1st by Bishop W. W. Duncan 1). D. J7f, iui.it ei. ii i.
; ,v t tl - mth the head of our. SheU Flsh Miss Beaulah Trafton, a very
have recently had recommend- commission We know Off White, charming young lasse of this county,
cd to us as a promoter of digestion, the chief of the commission, well, spent last Sunday with her esteemed
a preparation, called "Gladstone s w - tt friend Misq TSprthn. TYarriq
Celery and pepsin Compound." e bave own Lim for ea He i ,
which we did not specially need, but comes of the very best old . Quaker Mr. T. C. McKimmey, a very
used it as one who "would be bet- stock of Perquimaos county, and he much esteemed young man of this
ten" j was once a stalwart Democrat, and locality spent last Sunday visiting
The Government steamer "Jesa- we Relieve that these two germ seeds
mine," Capt. John Wyatt command- are the salt of his moral constitution The Irish potato crop is greatly
ing, was inour harbor last week, and 'that will preserve his conscientious damaged, by the excessive rains a
w as u ere some ua vs. lie was nleased i il i. n il. j iew weea.s ao.
... . t ., - ; i uiaiucier mruugu uu me au verse
with our harbor for its depth and I . ,
safety. He left on Friday for Balti- environmen of hl8 Uter political
more.! associations. I South Mills: The work on the
canal is rrnitirr . on nrnoTPSRivl-c
i i . , i vyuiiiimssivuer liiiu buouiu issue I x e
colored man somewhat "how . . , . A A, . , A There are. between 20 and 30 hands
come you so, made a slip and took 7 10 lue FeoPie 10 to work at this place taking up the
n dip, on the bridge at the head of enlighten them upon the oyster bus- h0cks. A boatload of materal.was
1 uuuu;aut i-uum OQ luui-suay nigut. mess, its operation, prospects and towed to this place yesterday ' for
nd the people should building the derricks to hoist the
DECIDED!
ilGiN4Pi4ail 11 1111
(OrSvi;ia bil.ta,Ww;lituI
rgf odt yB0tMRTf.lEnT FILLED TO OVER.
:j .uus -craoaini.-, v- FLOWING.
, i :
i -f YOUR. ATTENTION IS NOW INVITED TO OUR
0 .,! :
I MAfJITIPICElTT. NEW STOCK
OF
G000S,
H0ES,
CLOTHING BOOTS,
HATS, CAPS,
S. B: r.HLLER & CO.
WTIOLESALE ' "!
Gonissloi m Dealer.
no. 7 FULTON market.
. NEW YORE-
8jol AttmtloBgifen to Th Salt of
North CirolinaSbad. "
StenciU and 8utionarT on rplicatlpii.
' No ArenU .-'
S.L. STORER & C0.
: WHOLESALE
1 Deler and Shiprt'of all kind. o
FRESH FISH,
is fulto Fisn. market; -X. Y.
A
THE BEST AND MOST DESIRABLE ASSORT-
v WENT OF
if-
w
Particular attention
Shal Department.
We employ no acent andrtar no
WUJ1UOUU0 .
If your stencil li
let us know.
i v
(n gcxxl ordrJ
NEW
ITCW AWAITS YOUE IUSPECTI01T.
OS
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WE LEAD THE TRADE.
VE CHALLENGE THE COUNTRY FOR
BARGAINS.
0
WILLIS H. ROGERS,
Wholesale Commission y
FISH DEALER,
100 FULTON MARKET,! .
, . : ' NEW YORK. .
Carolina Shad
furnished at
a
a
8ieclaitv.
moment'!
GUARANTEE SATISFACTION EVERY TIME
Pat.
North
Stencils
notic. '
References (Juirkln & Co , bankers,
Elizabeth City. N. C.and other lluan.
oial , houses when desired. . : .
MOSES WEISEL,
! ELIZABETH CITY,
N. C. P
L O C j! JL JV 27 WS.
Xcw 4uiMiugri are going up
jnirtH of tin it v.-
in all
uur I.unuti.l.i Utter is unavoid
ably cmwdrd out this week.
.Airs. Knight is visiting Mrs.
II. I Ivc in.ari
it
Oil
lioad street.
His niarket supply was on his arm process
" - Dl ,n)Provca b- 5tanJ . hilii anJ boM h.s tan(j9 stone, .The contractors have a large II
in tno trreat work of dfivplontnnr TiaI. ... II
Graham Harris, the member of the .wU. ep one experienced blacksmitn and
r.A.,;GT..M xr...7 i r-'" "U1"J- one neiper empioyea. . 1
rstl nn M,nRn fn;,loCf t I'oC as to the ac of the Legisla- Mr. Green, the. sub-contractor to
ture, .that they were insane and ture hich.' we wiU refer to from buUd the locks, was in this villiage f
should have, been put in the Insane time, to time, hereafter: It is for P r f XT -r, .
S "C 8U5SeSted Peni" 'nefit of the bona fide residents (orThe ownsTtanVis
f' f orth Carolina. It applies to ping at this place .
The four horse scraper dnd roller the counties of Dare, Hyde, Carteret, On the 16th of March at night
was out Monday, .doing good Craven, Onslow and Pamlico. All the young ladies and gentlemen of
work on Main street and it attracted resident whn fnl-A 'mrlr in V Trinity M. E. Church had . an enter-
as much attention from our citizens . . t .. tainment, in Jacobs Hall, and it was t
of all classes as a first class do fight. V ttl-?ra muiii ei oul ucense' OC00P8 attended by a large crowd and all f
TO MAKE ROOM FOR OUR
It was a novelty. It ought to have areuSes ana rates cannot -be used that came there inioyed themselves
been out long ago,, while the sun save from the 1st day of December very well. The program consisted
was refusing to help our Dads. to the 1st day of May. Applicants of tableaux and comic and witty dia-
Our bid friend, Mr. J 31 Clayton fr license o the clerk of the Super- !ueGs wJiCA ld for three hours;
, 11 1 it 1 1 wajl , ' - r l l 1 xt , 1 The South Mills band was present
ofLuglehard, Hyde county, made ior Court must take oath prescribed. and furnished nice music. The foP
us a friendly call on Monday. He Boats and vessels engaged in the lowing is a list of the young rladies
is now temparanly, for business, oyster business must pay tax pre- and gentlemen who tc ok part -'in the
f.Ui bJlartTT,U,:' ?; ' C" V,r scribed.. Employes must rret license, entertainment: Misses Lizzie Pool,
"I""" "1 Clerks to make-renort m Staf. ?atie Spence, Maggie Spence, Jessie
v uw Aa.iv uiiu ivi djua3 cais 1 ; , x - ...w
Mr Hnottor rf tl, r n. j.i I tui lime is kindly anu gentle toward I urer montniy. iNotmng but hand
I . ui v uivi li ! I I
Is tin- cigarette law enforced on
under agfs . Echo answers Xo.
Mrs. Martin is improving her
It uftd proptrtv uii lower Church
Mayor 1m1 is getting to be one of
the patriarchs of the town
on Tuodav.
He was I
V IIooor is building a new resi
dence qn Dry Point.
urn.
Pool, Bessie Davis, Lena Jacobs,
Pattie Perry ; Messrs. J. A. Spen-
cer, Jr., S.E. Spence, N. L. Halstead,
Y. J. Halstead, Geo. Bevendge.
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-WE will Give--
SUAL BARGAINS
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JAMES BOND
COMMISSION DEALER IN
ALL KINDS OF :.
FRESH FISH,
. Game and Terrapin.
NO. 704 SECOND 8TREET,
BALTIMORE
in all our Heavy Goods.
MENS' SUITS; any size,
BOYS' SUITS, anysize,
from $2.25 up.
from .80 up.
GUM BOOTS TO GO REGARDLESS . OP COST.
OILED GLOTHIfe'G AT SPECIAL PRICES TO ALL.
NO AGENTS EMPLOYE T.
A. W. HAFF,
Successor to Lmpber A IUfl,
Wholesale CommlMioi. iWJerln I
FRESH FISH.
LOBSTERS. ETC.
NO. 12 FULTON FISH MARKET.
. , J t
New York City, '
Mr (h ules (Jrice
Frank ( Jiire
1 Intel thtr next season
and brother,.
will run the Xa;s Head
i.aiirvsioa Ktuii iricini ior t.re
serveil fruit and tomato catsup of I
Ionu tir ina nu Tact u 1 e.
Xlr. C!- Ik. f 'tin-, fl l.tiilinrr
mercuam 01 Moymk. uurntuck Co.,
was in town on Saturday.
tongs to be used in water under ten
Wo had an interesting call on Ieet tIeeP- p ersons violating ' the
Monday from Mr. F. A. Olds, of Ioav guilty of a misdemeanor, pun- Fif teen dollars was made clear of ex-
ICaleigU. He is en route for Roan- ishable . by fine and imprisonment. Phases ior ine oenent 01 inmiy
oke Island to writ nn tli hUlnrrL , . . ... church. They will have another
nnd traditions of that cypress JP? l ' ? . -y return8' entertainment on the 13thofApiil,
wreathed historic Island. We I urcuasers ior cauuing to pay two at this place. j
know onr friends in Dare will ive ccnts tax on ue hushel. The chief I Miss Adelaide Williams, of Shiloh
him a hearty reception when they commissioners salary is $75 a month, is isiting Iias Maggie Bartlett, of
kuow who he is and what is his-mis- LlmifJoa .?;n o .rfi. pflnHP r this place.
1 . .'. . J. On Thursday last the house of
non-resments violating tne law, for- Abner Roach col x toether with his
.ur. jesse i-artnuire entertained ieuure 01 tue vessel m case expenses fnrnifiirA nnH mv r rma was p.
North Carolina Shad a Specialtj.
1N0
& HOOPER.
SALE OF LAND.
& JONES
are now prepared to show, as
complete a line of. . . . .
Xlr. M. Hill A: Cos. opening no
tice of new millinery appears in
another place in this issue.
Miss
Va . is
Maria b'elden. of Danville,
the family of 3Irs.
visit III
-Wiley IJaxfer on Iliverside.
A railing across the ends of Tiber
and Poindexter creek bridges would
be a protection to pedestrians.
his fellow boarders of Mrs. Mollie
Fearing's boarding house, at an oys
ter roast at the Iron Foundry on
Friday night last. It was a homo
party, and every thing about it was
as home like as Mrs. Fearing's cosy
and comfortable home on Road
street.
are unpaid.. We will refer to its j stroyed by fire.
f0- I tnown.
provisions
Cause of fire un-
H.
Some people are careless and take
anything their crocer amond- to give
them, and acain there are others that
insist on having: the best. If you are
one of the later kind, try a pound of
We hope we will not be thought
unkind in calling- the attention of
the Town Commissioners to the con
dition of Tiber creek bridge. A
as wep ever exhibited in this market, consisting of ' !
DEESS 'GOOlis, SHOES, CLOTHlM
Hats, ' Umbrellas,
Uotions
Don't fail to find the. place. You can enter either on Main or
t i Water Streets. .
Culpepper, Griffin & Old enter
tained their lady friends at an oyster
roast and supper, at their insurance
Any ouug man of limited means ! ofiice on lower Main street one night
desiring an education should write jlast week, and it was a very enjoy
nt once to J. M. Ithodcs. Littleton, able occasion. CaryIodlinfunished
-X. C. the feast' and did the honors. The
-. Lampbell. of Cooner-1 -r:,. e.. ta : :t. t
iu. t.. 1 in iu vii en rouie ior
take any other. 1 We pride our selves
on the quality of our craokers.
An Omission.
Mant co. and
yesterday.
made'us a friendly call
Miss Sallie Scott with Mr.
o '
Loxran
Mis .Alary Applebaum left for
home on Tuesday. She has been
visiting lur cousin. 3Iiss Isertie
Applebaum.
3Ir. Keddeu Hanks and 3Iiss Hena
Dawson were married at the Baptist
church oh Tuesday night, Dr. Black- i
well cmu'iating
Mr. Harville Labovtcaux, of Xewli
York, was here "on Tuesday visiting
his aunts. 3Irs. Seott and Miss
Labovtcaux. He left Wednesday.
The new residence of Mr. Georje
Bright on Mathews street, near the
residence of Mr. K. F. Lamb, pres
ents a handsome and attractive ap
pearance.
In our article last week -on the
"Necrology of the Albemarle Bar,"
we omitted to mention the names of
Old ; Miss Emily Hollowell with Mr. I James P. Whedbeo and Walter F.
Z. I- earing ; Miss Ethel Scott
Dr. E. F. Martin, Miss Tyer with brf j. . , , . has
Dr. I. X. Fearing; Miss 3Iaggie TS f tnat nave at any
BeU with Mr. J. B. Pendleton.
1 Cramps, T
A Colic, U
Croup,
Coughs,
Tooth
ache,
MrTT. B. Wilson will be at Gates
court next week, in the interest of
the Economic, j Any kind help given
him by our friends will be duly ap-i
predated. ;
How would n.Joad of oyster shells
da to till up the bull-frog holes be
hind the street scraper. It would
ue uaa on tue irogs but good on
the" drav horses.
' 1 " i
We are in receipt of the Tarboro
'Dispatch, a new weekly of Tarboro,
X. C. It is a newsy and clean
paper and we wish it" a long and
prosperous life. We place it on our
exchange list with pleasure.
Diarrhoea,
A 1 Dysentery,
: M Bowel Complaints.
Y
J A Sure, Safe, Quiok Cure for
A these troubles Is
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gave him. - He was fond of sporting
when here, and we advised him to
"kill his dosr and sell his crun," if he
wanted to succeed in business. He
Roll of Honor,
It is the trusted friend of the
; Mechanic, Farmer, Planter,
' Sailor, and in fact all classes,
y .Used Internally or externally.
? , Beware of imitations. Take
J none but the genuine " Psrjiy
A ' Davis.' Sold everywhere.
? -
. rye- Krt- Vn1oa
0mSKS tfctlkt sw. uj w wavw. -
If other dealers paid as much for the!
white Shirts and sold I Uem as "close" as
we do they jafgUt have as good" Sh'n
for 50 cis. as curs hut they mostly doin'
Moses Welts I.
FOY'S Crackers and you will never bicycle ran off the bridge on Tues-
ii -xi 1 nr. . i I- .-. 0 .
day night and came near plunging
over tne rider. Tne commissioners
may have a suit for damage on their
hands if they allow the nuisance to
continue.
Our old friend, A. Dughi, of Hal
eigh sent us by deputy sheriff James
Wilcox on Wednesday two bottles
of wine manufactured by the "Juna
luska Wine Co." Duerhi was once
with IPonl-nf Flizabpth r!ifv. twn'nf Via la popular citizen of this town, ard
never iorgotton tne . advice we
time illumined the history of the
Albemarle bar. , Each one of them
burned the candle of life at both
ends with .extravafrant recklessness, left here, went to Raleigh, got rid;
and both fell early in the battle. of doS' sold his gun, and we are
They were intimate friends, dissimi-1 naa -v , - - Iifl
7 I cess ana nroua of thA arivicp. wp rrave
1 - ti 1 LI.. o
iar iu pounds, out loierani 01 eacnun Thanks.
others convictions, and both died in
the early 80's, at a few years over
30. One was 'the soul of convivi-
oil! r i nn1 V a t 4 A.
.. . .Of E. City PubUc School for
efervescent with vitahty. Whedbee month ending March 20th, 1897 : .
would have lived always if he could, Abraham Salomonsky, Mary Hin
and Pool welcomed death as the ton, Jas E. Sheperd, Linda Spence,
r. T. ' ir 111 T T-v rl
greatest boon to humanity. 1 arKnam, auise xavis, juii
the bar memorial m memory of Rowp.rfi Smd' n,' jyAn
WholllOO Tr-1 tt a a iViA tool 1anrni. I i .
. 0 vw iiw.iftnjci, leJ3
who was present, to speak. His
I speech was a synopsis of the vanity
of human life. " We presided at the
bar meeting and from a favorable
position observed every movement.
After all had spoken Pool rose slow
ly, with evident : emotion, and said,
with deliberation, these words : "Mr.
Chairman, James Whedbee was my I
friend. In all the misfortunes of
(life there is always some ray of com
fort. In tne death of our friend I
can find but one he died early."
If you want a suit made to order,
try Fowler & Co. guarantee a fit. i
' A well selected stock of carpets, at
Fowler & Co, they have special arange
ments for cutting fend making.
Tuft
ct or-
V
v.
V
I A rpecullar Ula. The
f I Ji riht remedy for
I VV J (babiea' ill especially
j V)wonn and stomach
disorders is 1
1 has cored
f for lllus. book
I MtntdT. Om
"Frey's Vermifuge
children for 50 years. Bena
about tbe Ills and tna
1 toMla mM kw S Mats.
FEET, BaitiaMre, XX.
s
Cure M
Liver Ills.
Perfect Health.
Keep the system in
der bv the octasional I use of
Tutts Liver Pills.' They; reg
ulate the bowels and produce
A Vigorous Body. !
For sick headache, malaria, bil
iousness, constipation and kin
dred diseases, an absolute cure
TUTT'S Liver PILLS
WANTED! dustrious. i sober
man and an; experienced farmer who
would be willing to take hold him
self and push the ! men under him.
Most be of good; moral character and
well recommended apply by letter
statfng age. and reference and .when
ready to take tne place to
'4-HOS. K. UALLESTIUE,
i l l Norfolk, Va.
Caleb Kaley & Co.
Wholesale Commission Dealers
and Shippers, of
FRESH PISH,
H FULTON FISH MARKET,
By virtue1 of a decree of the Surwrlor
Court of Pasquotank county.' made at
apnng term ioyt in the case or J. y. A.
Wood va Isaac . Harris and Margaret
Harris, I shall sell for cash at the
Court House door in Elizaleth City.
Pasquotank county, on.Tuesday, Afprlt
27th, 1897 at 12 in. the following de
scribed piece or parcel of. land, lying'
and being In Mt. Hermon township in
said county and known aa the Henrv
H. I'erry home tract consisting of the
Israel Perry and Jas. D. Perry tracts
which was conveyed to said J. Q, A. -Wood
admi'r. D. B. N. C. T. A.t of
said Henry H. Perry -containing 275
acres more or Jess, bounded ' on the
North by thn .Jackson road, on tli.
East by the Cherry Grade road and the
main road leading from Okiko to '
Parkville and the lands of Kdmond
Jennings, onjthe South and Wwt by
Little Riverrun, Including the Dow
er of the said Margaret Perry, but the
estate in reversim' in the hometad
of Kate D. and Marj H. Perry Is not 1 ,
sold. JFor futher description of. said
land see Deed of Trust dated July 25th
1894. . Book No, 15 page 2r6.
O. W. Ward,
, Cora'T of the Court.
Tls March 25th 1807. !
"Right you art" as the other Glove
said to its -mate when Moses Weiael
open his stock-come here for Gloves.
5
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Notice of Administration.
NEv7 YORK.
f
Having qualified aa Ad minis tatbr of
the late James W. Small 1 hereby give
notice to aJl persons indebted - to his
estate to come forward and make Im-
Write for Stencils and Stationary, mediate settlement and those holding
them for payment within twelve
months from the date of this notice.
or it will be pleaded in bar of their re-
coyery ,' 'f. .
Mary F. SmalL,
Administratrix.
February 20th, 1897.
; j Katablislied I884.
E. M. DIXON & CO.
:" , ' wh:, esalev '-"':'.'!
COMMISSI :f . DEALERS
FISH
OYSTMS
ana
LJLAMS
msnm
j, 36 Peck Slip, :
NE W YORK
YOUR PROPERTY
IN THE .
Account sales rendered imirediatelv I
on 'sale of goods.
Notice of Administration.
SOUTHERN STOCK
MUTUAL
Insurance Go.
Talk about a woman's will : If she b
willing her will U all riht especially if
she is willing to trade at Hoses Weisel's
Go ods bonghti of Reliable
give the best satisfactior;
Jewelers
Having qualified as Administrator of I
by the late Mrs. Mary E; Gatline I here
give notice to all persons indebted to her
estate to, come forward and make im
mediate settlement and those holding
Claims against tne same to present
mem ior payment within twelve
months from the date of this notice,
or it will bej pleaded f in bar of their
recovery. : J
C. W. HolLoweli
Administrator.
February 17th, 1897.
It refunds 20. per tent of pre-;
mium if no loss is sustained. '
LOSSES PAID PROMPTLY.
T. B. WILSON, AGENT,
ELIZABETH CITY, N. C.
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