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Tlio Official Paper of YVasTiV
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Eitered in the Poet pmce SMJJ- xaoflUnSL C.,t
second slsss aiattor. f 4 4 f !
VJ" iNT-r-fXj 7 j t f - j
Friday, October 7. 1892.
HOMTHAliffc MQ-.-v
4 " AUD BEALEB8 IN
Gjskeraii Merchandise;
. PLYMOUTH,. N. 0.
0. It. Sides per. Ib
ShoWers Bacttn ll"
Haws S.,Xlr ...
Pork par-barref V
Lard refined -
Floor, per barral.vtlnngariaa
3 Winter Kiner
475
Byrnp "
Granulated Sugar, per Jb
Light brown" -" " "
Batter . " "
Cheese " "
Green, Coff$e ; "
Kaaated (Joffee .'
80
c
8u
12$ to 15
20 & 22
25
,15
Tobacco, fcef lb - 'A -. 20 to l80
Shot - " 8
Gun Powder " V ; s vj SO to 40 ,?
Coal Oil White.Safaty 150 pet gal.' 15
" " Bed 0., per gal.; 18
Appla Vinegar " 30
Bee's Wax, per lb 26
Tallowy. , "..: 5
"Gfoeii
.2J
Us
' 90
'Balfe
Bait, per sack
Corn,
Meal,
Rioe,
Peas, black
' 75
,,. 50
80
'if. 50 lo -60' i
. ' ... n .
' " black eye
Peanuts '
.Cotton per 2
Explanation of Weather Signals
As displayed from oar office daily (except
rjunday"- - : " ""
V hite fl ig, fair. Blue flag, rain or snow.
Half white and half blue, local rains. White
flag with .black centre, ' cold wave. The
black trfanguhir flag is a Temperature
Signal, and whan displayed above weather
flags indicates (hat it-will bi warmer, aud
when below weather JUu8. that it will ba
cooler, and, when not displayed at all the
temperature will remain stationary. .
OnrXJourts, I892r,.";V;,r''
JprRlKO Term. Judijo Geo. A. Sbnford.' "T
Faxl TEBM.ir-Jndge W, A.' Hoke.'
. B ort-rt Feb, 22cU.AIy 3mh, Hour 28th
Cnrrituck Sjarch 7th, Sept 5th - v
- Camden Match Hth, Sept J2th
rasqnotak-r-MsrcU 2Ut, Sept 10th '
Perquimans March 28tb; Sept 2Ctlr -:
Chowaii-r-April 4ih. Oct d . .1-- v
Gates AprU.Hth, Oct 10th ; . '.' tH ; -i
Hertford April 18tb, Oct I7b '& -.u t '
Wasbington-Apiit 25tb. Oct 24Ui
Tyrrell Alay 2d, Oct 314
Dwe7-2ij 9UtKovu!r 7th -. :"-r '
Ilydi yl$Oi.pkl4th' r. "
Paroiioo-Alay 23dVJior21ftii :-V;
' JFpi' .oiyil n,ndj il .oases. , ..'i - -
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3 . '
. . HEW BAKBEU SHOP. ' ,
ITaying opennd a . fir?t-cleM barber shop
' iu Plymouth, I solicit the patronage of my
old friends and the pnblit generally. m-?'-I
hava several years experience and shall
exert myself to phase uy patrons; -j - .
Give me a trial. Respectfully," t
Bboob.b Williamson. "
Js warranted the .Best in the .World I
Is more Waterproof,'
13 STRONGER, anO V
will WeAr Longer,
than any other goods lanufactured.--
Ask for the "FISH BRAND;" take no other.
- L C. ZIRCKEL & BR0., Sole Agents, Baltimore. Mi
0 N D E ET A K EE'.
J am now prepared to furniBh the public
with Coffins from the finest to the cheapest
J' am" also prepared to make Apple mill,
and to do general repair work on farming
implements, and make a specialty of
-STOCKING and REPAIRING GUNS, &c j.
And at prices that defy competition; 1 1
Yours truly, J. N. PADGETT,
v At the residence of Thos. Long.
jy 22-Cm.
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. Has more Stale correspondents than any
other daily in the State.
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Wetkly, $1.25 per year, iu clubs of five
or over $1.00. .
T. R, JEItSIQAN. Editor.
II. .'LiTCnFomp, Kauayer,
iililotlinl
BEACON FLASHES,.
When you se"'e an X1- on" ih6' margin of
tour paperff means thaf your subscription
Is expired, It is also an invitation for you
to renew; Please remember this and dem't
let us hav to stop your paper. V ' :
Ten Baicow will bo ernt to any adl res one year
frSlQO, 8' Souths, ftOo i Three Mouihs,
25a. Kvcrr iDbsctiuiion mt liaecempa-
nii with tlje oath; or npaier witrbe senU p
!0
j Ladles are iuyited to bear Harry . S'ubbs
speak Monday nlghti
f
I ' Go to Xgge(t 4 Bro's.,5 and see j their
9$0 blaoks Cheviot sujts U ilhi" 1
-- --?S tW i. . l'f&i -f
Sam Joaes says the Third -party. felfoWa
mar get to. heaven; but tbey will never get
t Wasbiton, ' " t i-
' r. :c -: $r Ir - - . Tr f
A heavy wind-, storm .paxsad ver this
sectien !XuUj afitmoon, but serious
damage was done.
Leggett & Bro cell the ' patent
iibller
Tray trunV.
ly trunk. .Something new and convetj.
for ladies. - - y 14 ; '-l h
ent
We oympatbize with Sheriff Blonnt in
the loss of hi "family hrs,' which died ef
spinal mewngetH on Monday night. J
Mias LoaSmtrh, of . Baltimore, Jhas accep
ted ' pbsitioBwith" M. . j). Peal: ak
trimmerr We welcome her to on town.
I . - mm r -kT 1 ... t
Mr. M. W. Newbarry, photographer, who
has been traveling daring the summer in
Eastern Carolina, has located in Plymouth,
Owing to the storm on Tuesday night
Hon W. A. B. Branch did not addrtss tjie
people of Plymouth, as previously an
nouBCed.
- v r- rjw'ir C s.
M?. T. STLsgget ana sis' ef, Miss Vonnie,
reinrnea rrom Baltimore on "$atnraay, ac
Compaaidiby 'thfr"' cousin. Miss iica
RoberfsoDof WilllamstOh.
, .Leggett & Bro , have only fifteen of those
One fashionable Flannel dress patterns .
Call and see them before they are sold the
nriea will Mlla tham.tr on "T
Lilf.'D. tvBrlBkley has moved Ihe store
on Water street formerly occupied by Mr.
J.vW.Btasley, to Wash inrton street, where
It wiH ba fild tip and used as a photograph
gallery by Mr. M. W. dewberry.
Our young friond.-Mr lVfm?JLl -Everett;
has . opened .up -a first-class oyster saloon
and restaurant in the old Newberry stand
on Water street, where our people will And
comfort : and plenty- to eat. See card in
this issue. :
Double Battery Galvanic Belt, Bold by
w. vv, ijpary, ltoper. N. u. ; Cures heart
disease, Rheumatism. Back ache and many
other diseases without medicine. Sent by
mail post paid to any address on receipt of
one aoiiar . tf
Hon. ex-Senator' W.IIarry SluUb-i, of
wimameion,. wii' aenver an atwresi at tne
Court Ho ue on Mondar niht next. JLverv-
bodj invited . to hear hi iu.; Let nfc gtv
this r e orator a napnv reception and a
orowded'hoose. ' '"' ' ; " ' ' -' ;
Mri A
B. Lewis, of Bar, Tyrrell county.
passed' through Plymouth this eck.eot
alt ; ' .
route ler lea dfgu, where be goes to seek a
position in the journaltitio field. ' We wish
cim mcoets, and may hi pen nod a place
to do a good work for Dtmoonetf.f f .
The Fourth annual tern of the Plymouth
High School will begin . Monday," "Oct. T 9,
1892, r with Mr. Cbas. T. Wertham; :ef
Virginia, as principal. He -will ' carry on
the school as near m possible in the manner
that Prof; Toms did, and heearnestly" re
quests the patronage of the peop'e. lit.
Wortnamisol Itandolpb Macon College,
aud comes to us highly recommended.''
Mrs. 8. D. Peal, finding her store on
Washiogtoo strict too KinaU Jias rented
the store formerly occupied by Mr. J. W.
Bryan, and is , moving in, with a Dew. and
well selected stock of milliuery goods and
s employed a trimmer who-e upenenee
in the busines. warrants staUf action. . See
ad in this issue. . ,
Riehards & Pringle'd ' Georgia Minntrels"
headed by the gr-at' colored comedian.
Billy Kersands, will give oue of their exhi
bitions at the City Hall in thia town on
Thursday night, Oct.. 13th. From the
press notes where thU company has been.
we feel safe in recommending it to the
publb as a first-class show, and we bespeak
for them a full house. .
H. Peal, the leading coach .maker of
Eastern Carolina, is working more men in
hi? shops than ever,ud. he u Wading - the
trade iu fine work and low prices. Any.
thiLg from a trotting sulky to a log wagon.
He employs none but skilled workmeo
and therefore tarns out nothing but first.
olass work, 8e him and get. prices before
placipg yottjrord.qr. i ' "A t
Me. anes Hamilton proyes himsall not
ily a good 'fiifinf-r. put an.nlerprisiug
mann. every way.' .ne pougnt a farm
near. this town, known as the "Watson
place," and for bis . own convenience, has
spent ajarge sum in building a road through
the'swamn which "- places Lim Within a few
hundred"yard of the town, while hereto
fore he bad to travel two miles to reacn the
town. He has also cleared out the creek
near the farm at a big expense. What he i
has done this 3 ear has increased the value
of .the property aA least half, p . -
Daniel F. DevoJl says ) ''Ask the average
farmer to show you his books ; he hasn't
aay-; Ask him how much any of bis pro
ducts cost him to raise and he will reply.
'I don't know ; I have no account of only
what 1 take in and ray out Now this is !
all wrong. ' The farmer should be as com
petect te tell what it costs him to produce
a quart of milk, a bushel ef potatoes, ai the
manufacturer 11 to tell wbat. it easts him to
prodtiee an article from the raw material.
farmer eught 4a know whit it costs him
to produce a . bushel ot orn. a dozen of
ergs or a ton of hay, and I believe that not
one in ten ean tell within 25 per cent." ;
A .political marriage oontract has just
teen closed ia Wins'.on between the eon .
tractlng parties, says an exchange - A young
man, Republican ia pelit cs, but a gentle
man in other respects, has been waiting on
a young lady far several ye aiid the only
thing tnat has kept the 'two hearts from
beating as one" is their oppose, political
affiliations. Whenever be proposes she
replies: '-Not until yen become. a Democrat"
AfW many months of- Vexation he has at
last signed the ' bill of fare" to vote as Miss
M- directs. The young iman,; voted a
portion cf the Demeeratia tiokek two years
ago, but in November he will "go the whole
bog" or none, v
" BHILOH'S OATABQH REMEDY, A
marvslaua enre for. Catarrh, .Diphtheria,
Canker mouth, and Headache. - With each
bottle there is an ingenious nasal Injdetnr
nv friA rr nra anfflaiiu ft-l ifcnt manf f 1. mtbt '
complaints without extra cl" - 'ge, PrioefiOe.
8old by Bryan & Cbears, 1 lymoutb, aud
Dr B F HallseyV Roper.
' They Read It.
' ' Wishing to know if advertisement! were
closely by our read people, we left out the
words Sewing Machine ia Mr. Thos. W.
Blount's ad last week.' Before f.ho carrier
had completed br reands Friday morning
our attention had been. called to the fearful
mistake three times, and before the day was
gone we bad more questions asked about it
than we oenld answer. We; are satisfied
that people not only-v read advertisements,-
but that jnany of ithsm xead them 1 bofore
reading anything else Tot relieve the mind
we will say that the- paragraph. In Mr. B's
ad has been changed. . . .
Jnry List.
..The following .named, persons., were
drawn by the' County; Commissioners on
Sept, 5th to serve aw Jurors at the Fall term
of the Superior Couffrf Washington coun-
4 J. M. Bowen, a D, UcNelr. JV' A. Harrison. 8.
UtoselLM. 8ai. Juot W. .ckson.' Jordaa R
Ambrose. Uichmond MoerJ. A. Harrison. T. F.
Davenport, John 11. Legate,' SsiB . Bryant. . B. S.
Harriiwu. kU B. Alexsuderj B, tiotvin. Geo. W
Hom?s, G. W. Avn. E, F. Blonnt. D. K Ambrose
L,!!. 6rn,ba', Abrsm Newberry? CrsnB T. BpruiU
it H, Bklltletlurpe, i.. ilouitonj O. H. Freo-
man, Wnv Qisy, 9. A. Qht, j. It, Uopk.lni.8amJ.
wooes, . u. wprnin. uen: a. ietterton, Jt ; o. o.
I'tplp and luAndrcwev .vJ :-H Miut
tM4.4 I
wish to t'etrflW on? thaota . to ' tHefti
fojTt(iewbi;k liejrbav6,doneuud t.Qx
iiiiividual lafereat itiev have taVW
iivAbe, paper. - -Wo appreciate .evprv
kiu4 w.ord that ,has been, said: J 11 purH
beualv and we, trust ilwt-oni inead-
ship may coutiiiue iiijUie. iuturo - a
in the past -; W"Iso thank the pnb-
lio for the generous1' patronage given
then., Miid -ererf courtesy extended
f V-tiatva K KnAiT -Tri1o nrWopii nf nr
VIS lyXJVtlA JJtfcO UVOII j Vallljr UjtOVlUilUU
Kir 11a flVrtnrSVflvAir frnlVi: " -h' '
KfJ 14 Oe A Vllld 161 I UUMj .r
' :t . cR0AN0KE PUk;vC0. :
;.il A CAr4 t Thanks. 4i
1 take Ibis method of thanking the peoplai
of this aDd ottaer oeuaties for the many
courtesies shown demand for their patron
agf. J ho notify -hevpublifr thaul ana
no longer .connected uwih the .Roijok
Bzaoom, and those; who dealt with me will
now deal at the horn oflice. ..1 also . thank
the ''editor "for , his kindness ' toward me
during the three1 years' I waVwith the paper,
and wish- for bim much success through
life." Ue6Dectfullv. - ' -- f
i-Uo"ir-r W;W.' Leaky,"
:JioperrM. C.
it SX
Dyspepsitsand Llror 'Cojnplalnt.'
Is it not' worth the small price of 756.. to
free yourself , of every .symptvim of these
distrexeing cotn plaints, if yon think ad call
at our store andget a bottle of Shlloh's
Yitalizef, every. bottle has a printed guar
antes on it, use aooordiucly sand if it- does
you no good it wilt .cost yon nothing. Sold
by Bryan. Cuears, Plymouth, and vr li.
V, Hallsey v Roper . ,KTt; -
: Commlsslon.era PrOeeedinea-. i i.
At a special meeting of the Board ef Com
missioners of Washiagion county.1 Get, 3rd
lH'J'J the following business was trauaaotbd
with a full Board. J . . , . , (
Ordered that li. T Phelps be appointed a
SBeoial'suf veyor to survey and tlt & -pieee
of land in Scuppernong' townsLip entered
by Jatnea MoCabe,- Also piece m Liee's
Mills township entered by Mrs 8 A M High.
ten'- t-f rs"'? Sf-ii-i " hvmri . 'V
Oidered that W G Ralph be appoiu ted
Inspector of election in , place of . Andrew
Davenport. . .';,,,
Ordered that vj L. relllgrew be allowed
the sum of t25 00 for an order lost bv him
dated April fth 1892. and that this order be
marked a duplicate' - -
Ordered that J A Harrison be allowed the
sum of $10 90 for jone . months . service , as
a - T r , I "
Keeper .or jl'ooi uouse ana maaing garment
ror pauper . , j - .
Ordered that J f Llilliard be allowed the
sum fef 1 13 25 for jury list furnished Sheriff
and Clerk, issuing and recording 17 orders
abstract list of taxes to Aud. tor, Clerk ; this
day at A.' .'Pub "-. .-.. i-v re
ordered that A U Uarrett be allowed tue
sum pi $3 10 for thr .days as : witness,
State v George Bell,. , , . 1 ? V
Ordered that N ,V tjpruill be allowed the
bum of $2 00 far making coffio for pauper.
Oidered that Koanokb Bbacok be allow.
ed the sum of t4 16 for publishing proceed.'
rags cf Commissioners for Sept.'-'
Ordered tht Levi iiionnt be allowed tne
sum ef $21 60 for feeding prisoners in jail
fer the.iuoutu of !3pt. y .:
Ordered that W J Mercer be allowed the
sum of $ t 00 for making coffin for. pauper.
Ordered tnat T J .. Marnner be .allowed
the sum of f 12 52 for stationary for Clerks
office. - - " '
Ordered that W II Hampton be allowed
th sum of $15 26 r provisions furnished
Poor House, i ''- .-K r 'r-
Ordered that Z Skittletharps be allowed
the sum of $1 2 lbr lumber etc, furnished
Conoby bridge,., j . . .,
Ordered that the petition "filed for a
puttie road ia Lee's Mill township at ' Mrs
Ann Melson's gate leading ovsr a cart ' way
now made into the back woods road which
readiruns front H J. William's to Joe Simp,
son. ..The said eart. way comes in the - said
road at the". James Robertson, place, be
granted- - ...- : ..til V
v IT: CONTAINS-
A barrel of whiskey contains something
more than an ordinary barrel of the same
size, for, in addition to tne regular forty,
two gallons, it con .alns: ;
A barrel of headaches, of heartaches, of
- woes; - - ' ' ' ''"
A barrel of cavses, a barrel of blows: '
A barrel Of teare of a world-weary wife; i
A barrel of sorrow; a barrel of strife,
A barrel of all unavailing regret;
A barrel of cares, a barrel of .debt; . ,
) A barrel of hunger, of poison, of pain;
A barret Of hopes ever, blasted and vain;
A barrel cf falsehoods,' a barrel of cries
That falls frem the ' maniac's lips when
; he dies, v .. . , - -
A barrel of poverty, ruin and .blight;. .
A barrel of terror that grows .with the
night; :
A barrel of crimes;' and a burrel of groans
A barrel of orphans' moat pitiful moans;
A barrel of serpents that hiss as they pass
From the head or the . liquor that glows
in the glass.
Seenna Banner.
Answer This Question..
Wbv do so many people we see around
ns teem to prefer to suffer and b made
miserable by Indigestion, Constipation,
Dizzinest, Loss of Appetite, Coming up of
the Food, Yellow bkin, when for 75c. we
will sell them ShiloU's Vitalizer, guaranteed
to cure them. Bold by Bryan & Chears,
Plymouth, and Dr B F Hallsey, Roper.
STATE NEWS.
f,1 IU'
TSX Latest HirrENiKOS, as gtheiied
FROM OTJIt EXCHANOXS AND ELSXWHERC
.-).,,,,.,.,
- Charlotte News : Evangelist Fife., who
recently purchased Mr. Walter Brein's
residenee in ibis city,1 and who ia expected
to move here this fall,' tas just' closed a
meeting at Farmville. Va,' where he bad
three hundred cenverslons. He bsgiss a
meeting at Weldon tomorrow. - "
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Asheville Gazette Last evening .about
eight o'ojock J. M. Edwards ant Will
Cowan got. into an argument, at the depot
about politics. Cowan had been drinking
some and soon the controversy waxed
Warm.' Suddenly, without warning, Cdwan
whipptd out a knife and commenced slasli.
ing away At Edwards. He inflicted over. a
dozen wounds, around head, breast and ab
domen, which mav nrovl fatal J ! VI
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i City Hews.: Qn last. Friday .some
lime .between 9 o'clock and dinner, hour
.Mrs. Mark Fanderlin ' a very estimable
lady, f. Saitoh,. Camden county. ,,w as
OTertakea ia a neia near her hoese wnere
saVk A ' waltf In irbthaii ftfiea ' A nnar ntirl
buv, in vrs ssuvi a t uiuhui ishvi i
murdered after beiag mostbrut.Mly ravished.
.'....:. 3 t.: 'Jll -'7 ' --- -
tier nusnana wss away ironi noma on
bustBes and her dead and horribly muti
lated body lay where it fell all day in' tfir
bet sua. The murder and rape created
eaosiderakla' exeitemenf and intestrRatifln
soon laid suspicion on a negro named Joe
Baroo which afterwards proved - dorrect.''
The negro was arrested that night At church
and it Is Mid was at the ' monruer's bancW
at the time he was sailed npon by the: offi
cer. .4 Further ia esligation . . fastened. : the
crime ewnelnsiyely upon bina Blood-stained
e!pthilt f -his were identified and a hee
with, which the murder identified a the
one with which he went to work that, day.
After the arrest it is said Le made eoBfcs
siens which. proved bie guilt, certainly lie
eopfsed the, guilt of a similar .crime, ex:
eept murder npon a Jitle colored girl a
Short while. previous. ' Salurd4yignt the
jail ' was " viwited" by'.' a, party . of men. the
jailor overpowered aad Barco buog up a
tree about a half a mile distant.' h The body
was : then'literally riddled with ' bullets and
ahof Before being bnng Baroo 'was hor
ribly mntitated and ' subjected to terrible
torture of A nature unlit for 'print " The
affair eautfed considerable excitement both
in this plaee and Camdm. The victim
wag a highly respected lady : and her sad
death threw a glooa over the : entire., com
msnity.: The sbot-riddled f body ef the
fiend Baroo .was left baagiug all Saturday
night aud was cut down about 8 o clock
Sunday morning . and . buried in disgrace,
This is the first lynching that has ever hap
pened in this section, bat nobody denies
but
Vhat'th ciiaie'deserved the punish
it Inflicted, upon Bare. " ,v,:,, v
men
ThrVe Nothing Cheap About it
' Dr I 'lum mood's Lightuing Remedy for
Rhenmatiem is put up in large bet tie v aud
the price is five dollars a bottle. It cures
every time. All the cheap remedies put to
gether, are not worth one. botUw ofi)r.
Drummond'B Lightnig Remedy," and, any
sufferer will bear witness to that, fact,. aud
but drnccit.t who has sold it. U ready and
willing to trffer evidence. It will 'go direct
to the seat ' of pamwafi4 relieve at once.
Sent tp any, address prepaid "; oa receipt -of
price." Drnmmopd Medioiae .Oo , 48 50
Maiden Lone, New Xork. . genu wanted.
NOTICE.
i Notice ia hereby gWen'thet from this date
.1 .
the Roanoke Bxacok . will have no local
agents ia any -part of the county?. All busi
ness must be done- direct witu the home
office. ; "' '"'
Beginning January 1sL1S93, we will re
vise our books aud all subscribers who are
ia arrears will.be nt off, nolens - some, ar
rangement is made bafore that dte and
all bills will. be p aced in the hand . of a
co lector. ' f : ,".". ' ,
Roanoke Publishing Co..
Sept. 28, '92. ; , " ".
MILLINERY 8T0EE,
" EES. 1 S. I).' rilli Jriipmtnss, ' ' ...
'i: . - 000 ' :
Having rented the large ' atore formerly
occupied by S: V. Bryan I have moved
into it with a new aud well selected Svock
of MILLlNEttY GOODS and having? also
secured the aervieft of a first c'eia trimmer,
who being just from the North h up with
all the latest styles, I therefore invto my
friends aud the public geera.ly to givd me
a fchare of their patronage, feeling aattttied
that I can pkaso you ia goods and prices.
Oc7tf 1 - " Plymouth, N O,-
:- LYNKHAVEH
OYSTEE SALOPIf,
" . W. A. EVEUEL'T
? PROPRIETOR
I have opened a first-olass Oyster Sa'oou
and Restaurant in tbe old Newberry stand
on Water atreet where I invite the : pub.idS
to call when they with tor satisfy the inner
man
Comfortable dining riom and ereryth'nz
served in first. class style by polite aud , at
tentive waiters, v -.i ;
Bopectfuily, v: ,
. ; '; ; W. A. Everett,
Oc7lf 1 V V 1 Plymouth, N. &
DR! Q COREY; .
; -DENTIST YJ "
i: PLY M O U.T H V 0 .
. ; .. , ." : - .
." Having located in this town rl in
vite the public to call on mo when in
need of work in niy profession. :: '
rSatisfaction urantecd.
THE IIOPER HIGH SCHOOL '
" Mill ba opened at the Academy Mon
day, tfeplemoer the 5tb with a com
petent Lady Teaoher in . charge,.- who has
had an experience of three years teaching
and comes tou highly reconi mended . We
solicit the patronage of Roper aud vieraity,'
gnaranteeing eatisf action. .
Will teach, besides the English brauche,
LATIN", FEE .VCH and GERMAN.
$aTThis will be a permanent Inslltutton. .
. L. U. Roper,
arj27-4w J. L Savage
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R-.H.EM'TEKSOK&iCO:
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"i f,.'.J01 -"lit 'I
t'.-l ,a i -
w yvjj. " uvu JiA filVliy yi.
ent WpJiciHea, .Fancy; Goo, T XoUch
Ajcc'Iw,'Piitinierjf,a&ct,i.&ert .
Gil, wuu, accuracy, da tor
- nigli t at iiio(Xhr&ttu r !
ilris nrjtKif)' ontfsPo1 to'fieJ
good people ofifrYtojUli' ni.tu'r
1'VdP,gi?W.l9P JtM?3
ptiproiiag wtu,e,!.asstjrtHicot that
every ctforj; wiluM-tawe to- please,
fancy stajiomir rr partci'f i nk
M mwti fftirf
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7 "Wtsskttnnt! w' jLMsii -"v
J BjBSB ssBMBt-eMs-isassa i--
lilYEKY-AKDW EXCHANGE
Prbpfietbr, HBperS. K
; Fine turnouts alwayBten bawd-" 7anbe
hired at- anychuor, day or night.' Terms
Teasf5"ble i .S"44.-i"' t-w .-.: '
; eTBOld er-icHbgea.jgi V t
apaa-tf. ,4i'Tsr-"-'. 5- '
j-lr- ; .--Jf ls(2-f JI
TS T j- 1 I ni in f
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1 ..' j-. ;u--B i '-'
- tjnpeetaker; :z
I am bfctter prepared to fvirnUh the pub-.J
lie in, the IJBdeiuikeis basineMtuaa, ,i vtr.;
Coffins supplied ou demand from the finem
to the cheapest and at prices that defy conf
peteti&Q. . - . t '.
I am also prepared to erve the public as
' CONJRACKRrANDBUJLbER.
-"1 -r.it if'-.:' . ;st
Thanking the publio for past patronage
and soliciting a continuance of 4mp 1 am.
." ' :..r Yours truly, ,
ll..uincy -
Ap-12tf
: IT IS A DUTY Von owe yourself acd faai
Ily to get the bent valno for your money.
Kconesnlze in roar ittiwcir r phrhmu y
VV. I.. Dottslaa 8hoee, which represent the I
bent lain for pricen asked, as tbsau f
lUBrSkB NO SltBSTITUTREl
THE BEST SHOE W TKEWWUFCaiUE.V.O'iEr.
A acn1n eewrd oIjoo, thnt tetu not rfp.nne
calf, seamier
if. u&ini!is. moottw ha
smooth--Hstde flexible mar com-
tortable, stylish and durable than any other sboa ever
sold at the price,
Equals custom made shoes costinjc
from SI to 85.
; yi Mod 3 lland-eewi.il, nnecaxrsnoes. ma
y 41 tnost snilHli,e&u td durable shoes twer sola
at the price. Thi' coual flao iiavmUid shoes costlngL
from $Mo$1?. . -
SO 1'ollce Bho,wm byfartters aadatl
jpOi ot tiers who waut a eood honvy enlf. threa
olod, extrusion edge shoe, easy to walk in, aud wUl
kpeptbercetdry and vjvnn, . ,
f Ait 1 lnf Tiil f.i.'. land C2.n0 TTork-
9satnEBiea'e Slioes vi'tll mora wmt tor t ho 1
money tbau auy other ninke.. They jmto made for ser
vice. Thi Increasing ealed enow that woriinginen
bavefound this out. ,r- -j- J
ILiXjy it .hoen are worn by the boys vry t
whoreT The moet ivrvlopaljICBhoeseolAat tliOj ric s. .
UaQlCS f loo mi ai.ra sboM. for
nlin(.(i aremivleof the best lxragoiaor nne vur, as
dttaiRtri. Thnvnra vr at v Huh. com fartahlo and dwa A
Ma. The88U)PshoeequBl8CURtonjrondeshoooosin!j
fnim si itA ftA i Hk T .aril wlm ir1:h to MviriniulzR In
their footwear are flndina; this out. , t ' ,
Cauliou. W. L. Douglas' name and tl8 prlca ttt
Stamped on the tiottom of each shoet liok tor it
when you buy. Bwre of dalers atriu mi ;k to sub-.
stitut other maloa for them. Such mibtil i i.u 1 1, iib r.r
fraudatentand subject to prosecutitai by law tot OO-
talalna ironey under u1mj pretunccs. ,
W, 1 DOLULAS, llrockton, Maes.
'-FOR SALE !1Y ' '
SPKUILL
8m -
& lillO. ,
Plymon h. N. 0
ep 2
k. n.rp rm;ustf s &f to
GrJl. .UairisouJsoid stand, ,Pifm;
oilth. NO.. J: v 1-1 -dT
t-v - er'. v.' it
t ."t .r.-J-.'t? vr'X mi ! fcoait
izmHrnhm 'i
mmmMt'M vt-tii
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W. L. DOUGLAS
VZ-"-. . . . - 'I.
rHIIIE NORFOLK & SOUTHERN R. R.
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TlIE DIRECT. SnpRT LINK BETWr.ElT PlT
mouth. Edentox and Eastern Nortk
Carolina amj Norfolk, akd ali
egi$mvoJWti - m u ; r . H: ' , ' '
Mail and -Express leaves Norfolk daily
(except 8uu(ay). at A. M.," arrives at
Edentou 12:45 ptM., and at Belle Haven
at 4.-15 P. MM "connecting with steamer
Haven Belle for Sooth "Creek and Bar
Riyjsr, Leachville, bciautou, Makleyville,
&rCb' s&C ' : ' ;
Connect at.Edenlon daily (except Sunday)
with the Company, Steamer Ply month for
KdanokeRiypr.'.Jafiieeville & Washington R
Rl. Sir. Bertie for Wiudso'r and CashieBiver
a'sit with Jhe StrVM.'E. Roberts Treeday,
Thursday aud Saturday for landings on
Cfadwu'n River and on Mouda'y and Fri.
day for" ColuTsbki" hud , landings ou the
Scupperhocg' River. " Leave Edenton
every VVednesd.ty . for " ' Mill ' - Landing,"
Salmon "XTreek'.nud returns following day.
Tbroueli tickecson sale on Strs. Plymouth
td and M. E." Roberts nnd bnpgage checked to
sletKviK onuiKj . KOi tolk & Southern K lt.fr
anditUidins on River routes, ftud to BaltL
j ruorC-flJilAdelphiA . tittw York. Washing--
iOn. Ac, aj. '4 -':.', j- ; .'m
Norfolk frcinLt aud , passenger stations
1 at Norfolk 4 ,VV eatera-Rli. depot. -
'rejgtjrecuved.. daily,,. until 5 P.M.
(except Sundavj ad forwarded promptly.
Mil. : ..- 4'. ' i ' O 1 ; .,.-: ::
EASTERN CAROLINA DISPATCH "
EASE-FREIGHT' LINE.
The new and elegant passenger steamer
NenBe, leave's Elizabeth--City Tuesday.
Thursdays and Satutdav . for Newberne
I connecting with the Atlantic and N. C. R.
eK for Kinaton. Goldsboro and tbe South. -
tyaUy tall iUrvjofl between Elizabeth
Citjj, Edeiiton and ,NeWi York, -Philadel-
pLia and Haiti more and Norfolk, "t,-.
p I'jbiTJngh cars without breaking balk, low
rateSf ftun . quuiRcr, time taaa by any other
roaie ,. iirect all goods to be shipped via
Eastern Carolma Dibpaldh as follower
fFrom t Norfolk; via "Norfolk Southern
Railroad," " . - . "'. . ,
x-itjiii ijajciuiyro. ym i , vv oo D. A. A.
Prendeift St. Station . ' ' . ' ,
From Philadelrhia, by Penn. R. R. Dook
St.SrWti6ttf'"' v-'"- . :
From 'New Tcrk, by Penn'. R. R. Pier
27 Norttf River ' r s
, ff'Dr farther information .apply to
J. lI.:,r5;rrrtn;'Agent,riymouth, ortoth
tJertarttl Ofllcb of the Norfolk & Sou therm
Railroad Company Norfolk " -
S " H. O. HUDGINS,'"
r . f Gen'i; Fr't. & Pass. Ag't.
- Gffli'l3MitoagGrV i f" .' r
migl6-ly at t , . ?
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DOBRIKKLEY & CO.
'Foreign arid-Domestic Wines and v
1 CHOIC'tl' BRANDS OF CIGARS.
for sale by, whole ?alo pr retail .,.
e.
rnuctiTS, N.C,
-Mr 'EVERETT,.
" a- s on lrAtH ' 1N-. -:
FAKCYWINESANPa' 'liquors
. Fice Cigars find the desiralla old brand
'NOSE GAY"i Che wiu 1 ob c- ,
I can be fntd at the old siand of Wood -ard
& Everett on Water street, where I will
be pleaeeck t' ,M..rva my frioods and the
public generally. j Respectfully...
v Mntiititi LoLirv faille Sfffin? Haclini
is tlja best cn .the marker, and if you want a
light iuni-ir.K, pietty machine for little cash
otf thotiidert The Standard.5 ; s
n oIT IS BEST :
Byeagef, Ag't
Oc8-tf
PLYMOUlH. K.O.
a.
Giyilhlngineer and
LAND SURVEYOR.
ATTORNEY AT-LAW, .
Praclteesln ftll the Suite end Kefiersl Courts.
Oflice.AVstr Street, ' ' ''. l'LYMOTTTIl, N.
C.
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wnrfc fi , by A.n. Ato,
("iQ'.'iyRT,,i aH Jiie. Boon, Twlio.
vf ilj,!' 'uWsweat. OttrtnarfdnsiM wll. WWjr
in - 8mM Hti over aww.M'
L 'irr t""h. T"" " do work o
5i, S,T,)' HAM, nwrnr f ""VT
fills (.inT. Alt. (tfc W,bwfb
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ir aU O tlm. Uij; tna w"
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Slllill nil'T IwtillrHca.wIM ynm Hiaa.n.oa7,
J -y J ie lfcBWfc( 1r TkaS Bvilan a
1 far in tkwr own UwaHi Ic.h h. r-vr h- Utc.I wfll runIA
ns haaHasorfaiii). vin.nl..;! n hli h you cm Hra tkat awaurt.
N ii mMi.tJr m. ntiNHi, imc rp.fl a .bora. Usmly aurf ,. ly
Ii rtm..l. I t..'4ir.' t.tii i.ki firiir fi-cni rth dmrl, arewflWr
l.ap already Uiuirht and nritvlilwi wiia aninlnTm.B' a ,t a
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