Fisherman & farmer. [volume], June 04, 1897, Image 4

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The Call For The Fifteenth.
Annual Convention of the Wo
man Christian Temperance
Union of North Carolina,
Ac tlif snrinc time marks the
j o
mssaire of another year of sue
cesses and failures, every loyal
member of the W. C. T. U. looks
back with a mingled feeling of
regret and thankfulness regret,
for the mistakes of the year, and
thankfulness for the wonderful
blessing which has attended the
efforts of the State organization
with thf forward look is the
WW Ate
vearning desire that all through
the coming year we may realize
that we do indeed
"See dimly in the present what is small
..a n ?c went, that we are
Slow of faith, to believe, how weak. au
arm may turn the iron wheel ot fate.
But the soul is still uracular, and the
market's din,
List, the ominous stern whispers trom
the Delphic cave within:
They enslave their children's children
who make compromise with sin.
With this sounding in our
nlace or time
for halting, for
"New occasions teach new duties, and
,,.ii...c mi rient irood uncouth;
We must upward still and onward; who
would keep abreast 01 uuiu.
Lo, before us gleams our camp-hres
..... ,.,.iri.c must nilirrims be,
Launch our Mayflower.aud steer boldly
through the desperate winter suv,
Nor atteir.pt the future's portal
With the Past's blood-rusted Key.
So. sisters, let us take counci
together as to the best way to
meet these new duties, and to
the nortal of
c l l .nnwwnrV For
our future temperance wotk. rui
this purpose the Executive Coins
iww rare the time
" " . oc . ft
ot noming LonvLiii.il..
propose to meet in Henderson
from nth to 14th ot June, i97
We confidently believe uii
. n A 1 - 4-1
the convention will be a time oi
pleasure and profit; and we hope
ll
every union win .1
egate for every twenty members
"ri rlplffrnte at lanre; ana
remind the presidents of local
11 VI wuv i-5 J '
unions tnat mey t.v-w...."
1 . A il ftv AHlin
jnenibers. All are cordially inhave only been running on half
vited to attend, whether members
or not
Mapv K Cartlani), Pres.
vt.,.if MnwM.i.u.T.. Record-
-' '
ing secretary
Reduced Railroad raies nave
been Secured.
There are a great many o, w.v,
loriuuaie ones iu l.iis ,
. . .1.:,. ..,1,1 crrMtPTl
: nre blessed
J 11 UUUlutl niau
with Lrood digestion. To some people
the greatest misfortune is not to De aoie 1
" . I
to cat evervthinir set before them. I
"I suffered for years with Dyspepsia,
and everything I ate disagreed with
me. I was induced to try Simmons
Liver Regulator and was cured. I now
eat everything." M. Blight, Madison
Parish, La.
The Mississippi Floods.
Tf icrii nt that the waters
iwvc su .a. iv.tv.utu in niv. I
ed districts along tue iviississippi
as to enable a close esumaie ioi
4 1 . A i A
be formed of the damages, audi
gooa experts bay iuai incy win
, ... !t..I. il. Ml I
not exceed $14,500,000, and that!
" u". " r- 1
lt r . . - f 4i I
uy uiciiuuuS Itii..ai.Mu u. "'-lot
lands. I
It is claimed that the damage J
1 1 .1 j 1 31 I
1C&& UUU1 uulL
the floods 111 the same section lnlpork." continues verv feeble
1800, although the waters in I
thatyear did not rise as high asself again.
in 1807 by several feet. It is I
claimed also that the shortening I
tlirnftnn rrnn will nnt he alaiaicl J113- J- vv. orouiers OI
' 1'
reat as was first supposed. Pour-1
feen millinn five hundred tllOUS
ana uoiuirs is a gouu sum iu lue,
.... J i1l
our. at one lime ine impression 1
pievaueu mat uic uamtKc uu.cu
Dy tne nooasover uieaeitaianast,irne(i from Wake Forest Col
of the Mississippi would reach allege last week, of which he has
very much higher figure, and it
is gratifying to learn that the!
experts fix the loss far below first I
estimates. It is also irratitvine
.,.i.--i f
10 learn tnai ine snorieniutr ui
crops will be much less than was
expected.
Most coul'Iis niav be cured in a few 1
hours or at any rate in a few days, by J" .rDine, ot JtOne
the use of Aycr's Cherry Pectoral. With wall, N. C, who has been em
such a prompt and sure remedy as this ployed ill teaching at the Light
at hand, there is no need of prolong- House, will SObn take charge of
ing the agouy for weeks and months a school at Church's Island
Keep this remedy in your hou:,e. I
Tetter, salt -Rheum ana Eczema.
The intense itching and smarting inci-
Sent to these diseases, is instantlv allaved
by applying Chamberlain's Eye and
Skin Ointment. Many very bad cases
have been permanently cured by it. It
is equally efficient for itching piles and
a favorite remedv for sore nipples.
chapped hands, chilblains, frost bites
' 'i v
Dr. Cadi's Condition Powders, are
jnst what a horse needs when in bad!
condition
Tonic, blood purifier and
vermifuge. They are not food but
medicine and the best in use to put a
horse in prime condition,
cents per package.
Price 25
This paper for $1.00 a year.
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
ITEMS GA'IHEfRED HERE
THERE
BY CHARLES MORGAN.
SOME THINGS HE SEES AND HEARS AT
POINTS WHERE WE HAVE NO
REGULAR REPORTER.
ilr. D. Barclift, cf E. City, is
visiting his daughter at So.ith
Norfolk.
Mr. Wm. A. Halstead speaks
very encouraging of his Sunday
school at South Norfolk.
The first watermelons of the
season made tneir appearance
in Norfolk last Saturday from
Georgia.
Mrs. Sarah Morgan, formerly
of Camden county, now of Wash
ington, D. C, is visiting friends
in Berkley.
The first excursion over the
Virginia Beach R. R. since the
change of the track to standard
guage, went yesterday
Prof. E. O. Taylor, well known
to the musical talent of our sec
tion, is now engaged in teaching
two classes near Newport News,
Va.
Miss Eliza Pritchard, of E
City, and Miss Daisy Dozier, o'
Norfolk, are visiting friends in
Princess Anne county, Va. this
Week.
Mr. W. O. Davis, formerly of
Pasquotank county, is having a
very nice dwelling erected in
I South Norfolk. Mr. Wm
A
I riaisieaa is ine conr.racr.or
The carpenters especially, aps
pear to be encouraged at the fu-
ture outlook for better times in
Couth Norfolk. There are sevs
lal new nliidins r0ing up
here.
Mr. Jerry Stokely, a well-to-do
1 farmer of Princess Anne county,
Va., says crops are very back
I ward so far. but he thinks if the
- -
will be raised.
The cotton factories of Berk
ley are now running on full
time, which is very gratifying
I 1 . 1 i ATA 1 1 1
to me operatives, ine mills
time for several months
i xvcv. vv . 15. uuien is neariuy
I 11 117 T1 T---t 1
engaged in a protracted meeting
1 a a t i-fc a m t - a 1 1
ai tne i5aP"sc cl"rCJ1 ac ou
nuiiuiiv, V"., coo.attu Ly ivtv.
Mr. Duke, of the first Rantist
church of Berkl Much inter
est has already been shown
,T , ftf tlla ,
.au. JUUtU Ul l.IC 1UUU 13
compieiea, ana tne cars win
. ... . ,
proDaDly De running by July ISt.
t 1 1 : i 1.1.; j
xiciKicy m selling suine goou
examples to Otlier towns we
know of; by having some of her
streets very nicely paved.
The Rev. Mr. Lennon, well
known to many people in our
section, has charge .pf the M. E.
church in South Norfolk. A
children's day services was held
at this church Sunday night.
A e exercises were mgniv ap-
1 i . . 1 i 1
ornro n 111 1 oi rQ
riresent
items from here and there.
.
' J l
ford js afc Lome fr()m a yisit tQ
friends in E. City
1 H r 117 tt T
iir. anu ivirs. vv. a. Jennings,
E. City, spent last Sundav
with his parents. Mr. Cader
Jennings
Mrs. S. N. Morgan, of "The
We hope she may soon be her-
Mrs. J. M. Whitehurst, of
Providence, was the guest of her
f t,, ...1-
. Mf' W- W- CobIe' agent
I t Mf Pninnnn T-Till XTn-eiic? -f
v. ... A A. . . . L4 1 JV. 1 IV. VJl
j yan Lindleyj Pomonaf N- c
is iiere this week
M , -f p
recently graduated.
Miss Mary L. Sawyer, of E.
City, has charge of a well at
tended school at "The Fork,"
for the summer
Capt. and Mrs, Shinault, of
Long Point Light House, were
the gnests of Mrs. Walter Parker
during the Union ineetincr
a t
iiiaugcuiciubarc oeing niaae
for the celebration of Children's
T a 1 t 1
May, at tferea, Sunday afternoon,!
lit . -
Tune 20th. Evervbodv ic r.
rn.. .. .j ,J
WdUCim-
Mr Frant PnV rf Q..fi,
,ra"k f;riCe 0t ,?outh
P"1"' W11U liai een spenaing a
I few davs at Mr P.llintt ;i,if
I i,.,-.cft. 1 t,.i.i, j
inursts lor Ins nealth. returned
Monday greatly improved.
M, .
Ane steamer "Lucv brought
up flooring from the ini'11 nf
pi-p-, a nn n. it c j
Nutwood & Co., at Hertford,
for Coinjock Baptist church last
Week. This church which is
nearly completed, will be one of
the handsomest and most comi
modious in the C. and C. Union.
Quite a large number from
this and Camden comity at
tended the session ot the Cam
den and Currituck Union which
met with the church at Whale's
Head M a y 28-30. Though
somewhat remote in its location
and difficult to reach, nearly all
ot the churches in the Union
were represented, and the oc
casiou was a pleasant and profit
able one. The introductory ser
mon was preached bv Rev. C. S.
Burgess, which though we
failed to hear personally must
have been an unusually good
one, judging from the many
kind words of praise we have
heard from others. Other min
isters in attendance were Revs.
Wood, Ferebee, Overby, Stal-
lings and O'Neil. The next ses
sion convenes at Powell's Point
id October.
There was service in the morn
ing, a bountiful dinner served on
the grounds, bustness meeting in
the afternoon followed by
preaching in the evening each
day. Then there were strolls
on the beach, gathering shells
chasing sand-fiddlers, climbing
sand hills, and other sea side
fports. Among the places of
interest we visited were the
club-house which its genial
keeper, Mr. W. J. Brumsey, took
us through the Light House
where Mr. Austin, the polite as
sistant explained to us the man
ner of keeping the light; and to
Life Station No. 8, from which
we gained a deal of information
from Mr. Tesse Evans, one of
the surfmen.
A part of our number wae els
teitained right royally at thim
egant home of Capt. W. J. Sse.
mons, keeper of the Light Houly
To Mr. T. A. Pool, who so kiudm
took us to the beach froel
Church's Island back, we feel
very much indebted for the op-
portunity it gave us or sucn a
delightful sail across the Curri
tuck sound.
The people here certainly de
serve great credit, lor witn a
membership of oi'lv about a
dozen, they have built, fui
nisped and finished a neat little
church house, and now they are
striving: for an organ for the
church.
We left Whale's Head Sunday
morning at 8 o'clock to make
connection with the Steamer
Newton, at Coinjock, leaving
there at 12, and after a pleasant
voyage, and many thanks to the
Captain and all on the "Newton"
for courtesies shown our party,
we separated for our homes,
each carrying sweet recollections
of their trip to the beach.
At Coinjock, we stopped a few
hours en route, and we must say
that it is not a hyperbolical ex
pression when the villagers say
that "Coinjock is the garden
spot of the earth," but it is a
truth to be remembered by all
who have shared the hospitality
of the home of Dr. L F. Garren-
ton, and met his accomplished
daughters, Misses Alice and
Sallie.
Mo.
NAGS HEAD HOTEL
Opeij From jape isth
To Sept. I5tl), '97.
The hotel has been renovated
and improved, and will be con
ducted under new management
G W & F- M GRIGE,
PROPRIETORS.
The favorite Summer Resort on
the North Carolina Coast.
t- 1 j r 1
ror noveuy 01 scenery ana en
tirely new experience in sea
shore life, this old-time re
sort surpasses them all.
SCIRFBA5HING
is the delight of the strong am
vigorous, while invalids aiu
children can bathe in the sal
water of the Sound with safety
and pleasure.
Driving, Sailing
and Fishing.
The Fishing is unsurpassed.
Dr. A. L. Pendleton will be
the Physician at the Hotel dur
ing the season.
Commencing July 1st,
Steamer Newberne
will make daily trips, leaving
Elizabeth City at 1 p. 111. Res
turning, leaves Nags Head at 6
a. 111. Saturdays steamer will be
held at Eliz. City until 3 p. m.
Sundays tne steamer will leave
E. City at 8 a. m. 50 cents for
the round trip.
Wliartage. iio tor private
iiauiuico, o. 1 u 1 Liuaiu 1 11 v
Families, $2; for Hoarding
Hnpe o,
IT ; ' " V 1W1
StOCK. ine 111 aavance.
Steamer can be chartered for
Excursions Tuesdays. Charter
price $100.00. Apply to M. H.
Snowden, Agt, E. City.
C. W. & F. M. GRICE.
A furnished cottage on the
beach at Nag's Head, also a va
cant lot on the beach for sale.
Apply to
Mrs. F. L. Grandy,
Myi4 4t Eliz. City, N. C.
There is no
word so full
,of meaning
and about which such tender and
holy recollections cluster as that
of " Mother "she who watched
over our helpless infancy and guid
ed our first tottering step. Yet
the life of every Expectant Motn-
er is beset with danger and an ei
fort should be made to avoid it.
. . .so assists nature
PnnThOr'O 'in the change tak-
IflUlllUl 0 ing place that
Friend
the Expectant
Mother is ena
bled to look for
ward without
dread, suffering or gloomy fore
bodings, to the hour when she
experiences the joy of Motherhood.
Its use insures safety to the lives
of both Mother and Child, and she
is found stronger after than before
confinement in short, it "makes
Childbirth natural and easy," as
so many have said. Don't be
persuaded to use anything but
MOTHER'S FRIEND
" yv wiffl suffered more in ten min
utes with either of her other two chil
dren than she did altogether with her
last, having: previously nsed four bot
tles of 'Mother's Friend.' It is a
blessing to any one expecting to be
come a MOTHER ," says a customer.
IIenderson Dale, Carmi, Illinois.
Of Druegists at $1.00, or sent by mail on receipt
ci price. nto iui imun. .u.v.....f. "
and valuable information for all Mothers, free.
The Bradfleld BeRnlator Co., Atlanta, Ga.
Fred Davis,
Wholesale and Retail
DEALER.
All Grades of Coal constantly
on Hand.
goth'.r.g b'dt the est
handled. All Coal
screaned before leav
ing the yard.
Orders filled promptly and Ship
ments made to any point.
yards, Northeast corner
MATTHEW AND WATER STREETS,
Near City Market.
Elizabeth City, N. C.
ISiPPhone 13.
m
7
Has opened a
Livery Stable
AT
Snowden, M. C.
And solicits the patronage of his
friends and the public generally
Horses cared for at the most
reasonable terms, Stylish turn
outs for hire at all times.
Give him a Call !
Drummers wishing a good
team should call on him. L,ow
rates will be given them.
KEEPS IT ON HAND
Fredonla. N. Y.,
moiQ ana accomplished Military
Commander (father-in-law nf th l.t
wommanaer m. u. Uushlng, U.S. who
f ainea woria-wldo renown for W3 crowning
feat of blowing np the iron clad Alhemar
m lNMj writes Dr. Fenner:
"For many years I have ktpt on hand
fmx Blood and Liver Remedy and
Verve Tonic for immediate use whej
ever I have a'
A bilious attack or nervous nmctra
tion or feel run down. It alwava
speedy relief so much so that I have
come to rely on it with the same certain
ty that I do on the law of gravitation."
Blood and JAxex
Dr.Fenner'sRTeddyllev8rFails.
Nerve Tonic
ft is a Sarsabarilla-ManJrnbA.iriru
SSne Alterative, Nerve Tonic and
Restorative Comi6u.nd
CERTAIN AS THE LAW CF GRAVITATION
Physics from Wnod 1 1T1" Tf
all worn-out particles and impurities,
a"d, stores the Nerves. 6
&25!Cro$Sla' Geceral lity. etc
SatisfacUonQuaranteed. Samoietree.
CI 111 if UUl CTrPflfrthAninA
MtIi.vFeep, ??S.cilld 3 stomach and bow
els healthy wJth Dr. Fennels Sennatcria
The best faxative and MrrecUve known
Dr, Fanner's Soothing
AMays Irritation and gives refreshing sleep.
" """ui ' imu. Mra.gnencg.is.iicla.Ct.1.
.Fenner'sFAiiii,Y SaltKheum )OlntmantT
etlor eklQ eruptions. Plies, 8ores, Cutselc
MOTHER!
500
Men
W A N TED
-TO-
Unload
Schooners
A Good Job One
that will last all Sum
mer. To secure the job a nickle
is required as a deposit of
good faith.
Apply at cuce to
'J. R. BERGERON,
At the Palais, ou Main Street.
We Send it ER.E.E
-TC-
it
11
1
Young or Old.
Rejoice with us in the Discovery.
When a man has suffered for years
with o weakness that blights his life
and robs him of all that really makes
life worth living, if he can avail him
self of a complete cure, why not possess
the moral courage to stop his down
ward course.
We will send yon by mail, Abso
lutely Frrk, in plain package, the
all powerful Du Hoffman's Vital
TaulKTS, with a legal guarantee to
permanently cure lost maniioou,
SKLF-ABCSK, SEXUAL weakness, vari
cocele, stops forever NrcuTEMisioxs,
and all unatural drains: Returues to
former appearances emaciated organs:
No C: O D: fraud nor receipt decep
tion. If we could not cure, we would,
not send our jmediciue FRElv to tTy,
and pay when satisfied; Write to-dav
as this may not appear again.
Address
Western i e Co..
Incorporated; Kalamazoo, Mich.
Why throw
Your old
and broken
Furniture
away ?
When you can have it made
as good and handsome as if
when new, at very little ex-
pense. Bring or send it to ji
my shop over J. B. Flora's p
store, and it will be put
nice order ror you.
in p
I
1 X2.oiiioinloi- j
I can clean, varnish, repair
and upholster Furniture, re- t
pair Umdrellas. Sharpen
1 Kuive?, Scissors and Saws,
1 and put them in good order.
1 I also repair Harness, &c.
j Hoping to have your pat
I ronage, I am most respectfully
I T.H -KEIxbAM,
I Elizabeth City, N. C.
9 WW WW W
We manufacture all kinds of Coffins, Caskets, and other
on application. Goods shipped promptly. Write for
will save money thereby. W
iAre
Of Building Material,
Scroll Work, or
Mouldings of any kind ?
IF SO, correspond with
large Capacity.
plendid
Nothing but
It will be to your
I3TSAMPLES
JNo orders
ANDY
; 25 50
f I DP AT TTTfrjT TT m t Til TTTBun t. rrrf -t
t AOOULUiCiLl UUflilArtlLCU t,. nrvrr
T pit and booklet fr. kil. NTVKI.i. iiKMHIV
w
MANUFACTURER OP
j BUGGIES, WAGONS, CaRTS,
-N-Beach. "Wlieels, Etc.
Repairing a specialty.
Having enlarged my shop and added more tools and
slock, J am now prepared to do more work than ever.
And with over 1 wentv Years
Blacksmith
Ic;ui do from the lightest Carriage Forging to tlie heaviest
null, machine or marine forging. I guarantee satisfac
tion both in price and quality.
ALL WORK DONE PROMPTLY.:'
'Give me a call before going elsewhere,
get where I am located on Poindexter
We do Good Printing
-And if
Commercial Printing
Society Printing,
Church Printing,
Lodge Printing,
Two Color Printing,
Or Printing of Any Kind,
Call or Send Your Order to
F
isherinan & Farmer,
Corner Water and Matthew Streets,
Kare doing the largest share of the Job Printing
used in this section; we are doing more of it this
year than last, and we did more last year than the year be
fore. Occasionally one of our customers is induced to try
another firm, but they always come back to us. And we are
constantly getting new friends and customers, too. People
patronize us now who heretofore had their work done in the
North, because we have demonstrated the fact that our work
i is equal to that to be had anywhere.
H131rrFOK.r, TV.
Shipping
the best work ant
interest to let us quote you oriopc,
b URNISHED ON REQUEST
Too Large-None Too
CATHAHIC
ALL
DRUGGISTS
nu at romntlB&lloa. faVirtt are tb LM'
rrip or rrip.ht rasa tair ! malt, fcaa-t
.. mirago. Montreal. I .. Lv
of
Experience in the
Business
Don't for
Street, in need of-
o.
burial cases. Prices quoted
further information and you
H. WAPD, PrOpi.
BEST WORK.
Facilities.
Small.-:
Norfolk & Southern KR
Schedule in effect April 2;,
Norfolk & Southern H. R. yi:x.- ' ,, ',
Express trains, Southbound, i;u!
cept Sundays,) leave lilizal.ttli i.
11:40 a. 111., Nortli-t)ouml,il.uI , (, x ,
Sundays) leave I-'lizalieth C'tV '
p. m. Trains No. t, and 4 U-.n- 1 "
bcth City Southbound 6 p. m , v . .
bound 9:40 a. m. The trains :n;lt .
and depart from Norfolk v-
pot, Norfolk; connect at Norf-..
all Rail and Steamer Imu-. U V ;
Edentou with Steamer for i ;. V,"
ashie, Chowan ami Scuj.j v)
rivers; transfer steamers to M.t k
Ferry, thence by Norfolk vV S i." .
R. R.to 1'autCKoaud lk :iia t n. ,
ncctiuy with steamer Virginia li.u
Makelcyvillc. Aurora, Va!i;!;
and all intermediate landings.
Eastern Carolina !,
AND
Thestcamer Neuse k-ave.s VU. .1'....
City Tuesday, Thursday and n, .,
at6;'p. m.,i for Newborn coin,. ,
with the A. & N.C. R.R. for C. .;,!,
Kinstou. and Morehead Cit , a-v v
theW. N. &N. 11. K. for J;uls, '
Wilmington, N. C, etc. l.tii!:.
leave Newborn Monday, Wedi .
and Friday.
The Steamer Newborne leaver I ,
beth City, Monday noon and N Y !
day 6 p. m., for Koanoke Island ,
racoke, Oriental and Newborns.
TicketH on sale at Ivlizabetli . .
Station to all landings. Nc-wN ,.
Kinston, Goldsboro, Morehe.i.! -and
Wilmington, N. C.
Daily all rail service bi tun u t
beth City and New York, 1'luLuU
Haltimore audNorfolk.
Through cars and as w iatt- .
quicker time than by an ctlu ; -,M v
Direct all goods to 1 . sl:ip , ,;
IJastern Carolina Dispat.I. a- 't,
From Norfolk by Noit :.. S..i ;; .
Railroad; Baltimore by i'.W. , 1; ;
R., President Street Staw 11; I'!;: ,., '
phia, Philadelphia R. It., Ihn k
Station; New York, by IVnn- : ,, :
R. R., Pier 27 North River, and '.) '.'
Dominion Line.
For further information apply to M
II. Snowden, Agent, i:iizab tln it
to the General Ollice of the N 1,,,.
Southern R. R. Company, Noiiolk,
M. K. KINU, General Manager.
II. C. HUIKJ1NS, G. 1-. v
PETTIT'S
North Carolina Lines
C. L. PETTIT, Manager.
Steamer NEWTON will leave ,
folk for Klizabeth City, Creswel! ,( . !
way landings on Wodnesdavs and
urdays at 4 p. m., Elizabeth n v 1...
Creswell on Thursdays and Mond., ,
at 9:30 a. 111. Returning, will ie.e,
Creswell for Norfolk on Tucsdas m,!
Fridays at 4 a. m.( and 1-lizab. th i
same day at 2:30 j). m., arinin.' m
Norfolk next day.
Steamer Harbinger will Uae N
folk for Elizabeth City, Jlertfoid .u, !
way landings, on Tuesdays ami I i;
days at 4 p. m., Ivlizabeth Cilv
Hertford Wednesdays and Satnid:i v v.
y:3 n.m. Returning, will leae II. :t
ford for Norfolk .Mondays, and Tliui-.
days at 7 a. m. and Elizabeth City saiii.
lay at 2:30 p. in., arriving in Noih.:;.
next day.
W. W. MORKISI-TT, Ac.iiNT.
Elizabeth City, N. (
S. WATERS & HONS
Sole Agcii lor
Cosumers ireweiy.
Hrewcrs of the eebratt u
This beverage became popular
at once from the time it was in
troduced, and connoisseurs pro
nounce it the finest beer 011 the
market. Call for
and get the purest and best.
Also Manufacturers of -
Soda, Ginger, Strawberry, Sarsajiat
Cream and Seltzer Vatei.
Hotels, Saloons, Restaurants and 1 ;u;i
ilies supplied at short notice. n:
ders by mail promptly attended to
Address,
S. WATERS & SONS
Elizabeth City, N. C.
Telephone No. 39.
LUMBER
AWT)
Truck
Boxes
,hAND
Now is the time to place yov.r
order tor the latter for the Spri:
Shipping. Address
(Kramer (Bros., & Co ,
Elizabeth City N. C.
Miles
Jennings,
00000000
00c
BLACKSMITH
Sanders Building, Poindexiei St
MillandMarineForgings
A Sjiecialty.
tST'Kull line of Wheels and
Wagons kept in stock.
All work done promptly an 1 in the
most workmanlike manner.
GiVe Me a Trial
Elk