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Vho'.Roanbko -Beacon; The Official Paper of Wash ingtou County. PLYMOUTH, N.G. taterea la the Past Offict at Plymouth H, C, i secaaAeltis m btter. FEIDA.Y, APRIL 21, 181)3. Directory. TATE ftOYKKMHEXT. I governor. Elias Oarr, of Edgecombe Lieutenant-Governor, R. A. Doughton, ci Alleghany Y Beeretary of State, Ootavious Oka, of , Wake. . Treasurer, Donald W. Bain, of Waka. AadUer, B. M. Furaiaa, of Buncombe. Attorney -General, Frank I. Osborne, of ; tleeklenburg Saperiutendent of Publio Instruction, J. C. lieerborougn, of Johnston. O0HTT OoTBBKHENT tterif. Levi Blount. Deputy Sheriff, D. Bpruill. ' Treasurer, W. T. Freeman. Caperier Court Clerk. Thos, J. Marriner. Eegisfcref Deeds, J. P. Hilliard. eewmiMioaara, H.M. Snell. W. 0. Mar- ' timer, B. D Latham, Jes. Skittletharpe BV ,H. A. iiieicnaeiCL rd ef Education, Tboe. S. Armistead, T. L. Terteatea 4. Lt. KMmin aperiatendent of Public Instruction Be?. Lather Eborn. . , citt., v ,i . ,, Mayer tad Clerk, J: W. Bryan. ' t Treasurer, X. K. Latham. Chief ef Police, Joseph Tucker. Ceaaeilaaen, S. R. Latham, G. R. Bate aiu. n (I Itrlnkl.v. J. Norman. J. W Crvam. I. EL Hatitn. Sampson Towe and Alfred Bkianer. . . oKvmoa auTicsf. Methodist- Bev. W. H. Willis, pastor sWvlaa ev.rv Mnndav at ll a. m.. and J .at. Prayor meetiag every Wednesday aifht at S. 8unday school at 9 a. m., J V. Xemaa. Superintendent Baptist Bev. 3 F. Tattle, pastor, servi eee every let and 3rd Sundays at ll a. m., ad T:M ' av m. Prayer meeting every TkaMiav nicht at 7:30. Sunday school tery &aaday at 9.S0 a. tn., J. W. Bryan Mferiataadaat. . ii.iaa.nai Rev. Luther Eborn, rector Aervicea every Id Sunday at 11 a. m., and f-u.M. Hiixiav chool at 10 a. m.. L. L Fat en, superintendent, ' r . f V. Plvaouth Lodee No. 2508 ateeU 1st aad d Thursday uighta in each aaeatfc. W . U. Hampton uiotaior, V. B. Yeagar Fin. Reporter. K. A L. of H. Roanoke Lodge Meets f 4 aad 4th Thursday nights in each month J. If. Mornaan rroiecior, , li. B. Yeager Secretary. I O O F. Ssperanza Lodge, No. 28 meets . every TUefluay nigm ai iauu a ii.u. j i. JTormaB, M. Q , L. T. Houston, tfecl'j. COLOSKD. . aezQxea bkktices fteeelple - .Kider A B Ilicks, pastor. Servieee every Hnnday at 11 a. m., Ip.m and Apia. tiuuday school at 9 a. in. K G Mitehell ttupariutendeut If etkedist - Bev. C ' B. Hogans, pastor, Serrieea every 1st and 3d Sundays at 11 a. Ea., and at t ud 7:30 p. at. Sunday school at a. fit., II. Wiggins, superintendent; J. W MeDonald, seoretary 1st Baptist. Hew Chapel - Services every SaasJay at 11 aad 3. 8 R Kuight, BMator anday school every Sunday -.- ). Sd Baptist, Zien'a Hill - II U Norman, aster Praaehing every 4th Sunday. Nun day aekeol every Sunday, Mose Wynn, Saperiateadent ; LODOxa ' Uaaeaa, Carthegian - Meets lat Monday ight ia eaeh month. S Towe, W 11., A. St erett, aeeretary UOofO F Uoridiao Snn Lodge 1624 Ji eete ev.ry 2d and 4th Monday night in aeaaeata at 7, o'clock, T. F. Bembry, H. O., J. YT McDonald P. 8. Chriatepber Atoeka Lodge K of L so- Ifeete every lit Monday nignt in each aseath at A o'clock . Baryiag Society meet ever) 3d Monday if at la each month at 6 o'eloek, J M. Walker secretary .' English Spavin Liniment removes all Hard, Soft or Callouued Lumps and BUm ' ishaa frast hortes, Blood bpavius; Curbs, Spliuts, Sweeney, lUug-Bouo, Stifles, praias, all Swollen Throats, Coughs, ete. Save $50 by nse of one bo tle. Vvarranted the most wonderfal Blemish Cure ever known. Sold by . VV. Bryan, Druggist, Plymouth. N. 0 oot 20 ty Boper Directory. I 1 ' ' CIVIL. ' ' Jaetiae of the Peace, J as. A. Chessaa. Geastable, Warren Gaboon. cacraCHCi. Methodilt, Rev. J. T. Finlayson, pastor, ervicea every Sunday morniBg at 11 o'eleek (except the first), and every Sunday Bight at 7:30. Prayer meeting every Wed. Beaiay night Band ay school Sunday morn ing at ;S0, L. G. Roper superintendent, B. Jt. Lewis secretary. Episcopal, Rev Luther Eborn, reeter Servioas every 2d Sunday 'at 11 o'clock a., and 7:30 p, m. Sunday sekool every fluaday morning at 10 o'clock, Thoa W. Bleaatsuperiateadent, W, H, Daily sacra, tary. - Baptist, Rev C W. Matthews, pastor. Servieee every 1st Sunday at 11 a. m, and 7-30 p, m Sunday School every 8unday at 9 a. m., Z. Ratter. Superiatendent. LODQEfl. Roper Masoaio Lodge, A. F A. M. Ke. 443, meets ia their Hall at Roper, N. C at 7:30 p. m., 1st .nd 3d lnesdays after 1st Saaday. S. L Savage, W. U.; B. L. Williams, Secretary. r 1 0 OTI I E n Sarsaparilla can pro- U duce from actual cures such won derful statements of relie'f to human u2erip2 as HCOO'3 SarsaparilU '.w Snu IIMI fc-ln-k V. wrS for fcr M"f. T.w. MO Ja . Toli, HmviiI. 0ln r aom t "' t.iot tu vr K.m'th. T di lb wm J p. r-y e " t '..iKi. AU m. W,kew jri knw , d iirt wm. t-n w ! p fb i or ill :M nu,. S m aty tW ! . t . J. .-tH. girwf NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS ja When you see an X on the margin of your paper it means that your subscription Las expired, it is also an Invitation for yon to renew. Please remember this and don't let as have to stop your paper. Thh Bsacok will be wnt to any add rest one year ih tiaicoir win om rrni 10 ny aanreis one year ILQO, 8lx enths, &Oo i Three Monihe, j. Kvrry tubseripUon mast m sccompa with the eash or no paper will ee sent. 9.1a. nieil with BEACON FLASHES. - Please send us the news from your local, ty. . . The shower yesterday waa refreshing. Farmers have been hauling lots of lima inu week. White goods at Leggett k Bro's., from oo. to ltJjo. Mr. W. N. Cooper of Creswell, spent ouuaay m iuwo. It ia thought that the peach crop this year will bo very large. A large crop of Irish potato bugs are being raised this season. Miss Mary Hilliard is visiting her sister, Mr w T. opruiu at Jtoper. Mr. Frank Tu tile of Edenton, was here mis wee Tiaiting ms parents. . Pari of the stalls in the market were rented out at auotion on Monday. Read the advertisement of Mr. Thoa. J. Marriner, agent for Monuments 4o. - Remember, we give everybody a standing invitation to call to see as when in town, . Ladies call on Leggett JfcBro., for silk dress trimmings. , . i "'' : 1 : ; , Several of our young people will go over to Washington to day to attend conference. Cooper is gone and Midgett is ia all his glory. "VThen the cat is away the mice win play." Mr. John M. Bateman is in attendance upon the conference of the M. E, Church at Washington. - Mrs ' C D. Loane, accompanied by her children, whb visiting her mother, Mrs. H. B. Yeager, this week, A large number of people from this sec tion are attending the naval review at Hampton Roads this week. Mr. W. H Cooper is in Washington attending the Metuodis District Confer enoe, as a delegate from this town. Another ent at Negelee shirts at Leggett & Bro's. They must be sold. Mr. A. J. Leggett informs us that he took froii one of his weirs one day this week a rock fish, which weighed over 00 pounds . Mrs J. VV. Keeter and daughter, Bertie. left on Monday per steamer Plymouth, for a visit to relatives at Mew Port News, Ya. Mrs Y. A. Forbes, of Roper, is visiting her parents at Roseueath. She is accom panied by her daughter, Zstelle, and son, James. - Miss Vonuie Leggett is In Gold.boro, where she has gone to serve as one of the bride s-maids at the marriage of Miss Bella Holland and Mr. Jno. O. Boyall. Itch on human and horses and all animals cured in 80 minutes by Woolford's Rani tary Lotion. This never fails. . Sold by J. W Bryan. Druggist, Plymouth, N. C. ly . -. . i" i -i ii- , A prominent physiaian of - the county says that the abuF-BCe of typhoid fever in this section is attributed to the quantity - of lime used by the farmers during the past three years. ' Rev. Thos. Green, will ' preach ia the Publio school building on Sunday evening next at 7 30 o'clook. Subject "How sinners are called by the Gospel." A oordial wel come to all. tin In TiPirr-utt As Tiro' a for straw hats. They have tbe largest stock and are selling .... a . . 1 . tnem per cent jess man any nonra in town. 1 v7e have been requested to announce that the appointment of Rev. Thos. Green, of the Disciple church, has been changed from tbe first to tbe fourth Sunday night in each month. Mr. Thos. 8. ArmiRtead who ban been making a visit of several weeks in Virginia, returned Tuesday night. He is looking wU and bis many friends are glad to see him home again. Than ian't a. nrvr nnhlfahpt in Wnrth Carolina, however insignificant it may be Aerrl wrhinh isn't Worth mora la tha community in which it is published than tne community pays ior iw support. Burlington News. A New York sharper has been adverti sing a fine steel engraving of the ''Landing of Colnmbus" for one dollar. When he gels the dollar he sends in return a Colum bian two cent stamp. It is a very Ina engraving but rathes small for tbe money. Mr. B. Wurney. the Undertaker, whoso advestisement appears in this paper, is now doing some good work iu the way of repair, ing furniture. If you have a chair or table that is out ol order taxe it to, mm ana no will save your having to buy a new one. While doing this work he is always ready to contract and build houses, flea him be. fore having your work done. - We sometimes hear our merchants com plain that the ladies send to New York, Baltimore and other places for articles that are sold here. This is not right, certainly not, but the ladies see tbe article they want adertised by Bloomingdale, Wanamaker or some ether firm and they order. If the Flymourh merchants kept what they have to sell advertised perhaps this ordering business would be less extensive, and they would doubtless receive orders from other places. See. An affray occurred Saturday night near town between Alfred Morgan, colored acd John McNair, Jos. McMair and BenJ Clifton white. Morgan was tried before Justice J. W. Bryan on Tuesday morning and bound over lo tbe tfext term Superior Court nuder bond of $50 Mr. S.B. EpruUl appeared for the State and Mr. A. O. Uaylord for the defendant. In tb afternoon Mesa. Clifton and McNuir's were arraigned before Justice J. S Chosnon on a charyeof amwiuSt upon the af'jrrsaid Herman,. They Vttra f)u-d f;c:'ty cf bi -3 f -a'a jit a i flae-J t c :h . EASTER SERVICE. A BEACON REPORTER VISITS THE EASTER CELEBRATIONS AT ST. DAVID'S, AND THE ADVENT : AT ROPER.-; t St, David's Churcit. , ' Services were held in this church on Easter Day with a large congrega tion in attendance. She church was beautifully decorated with flowers, and the services rendered ' according to this High Festival were engaged in with true devotion. : la the afternoon the Sunday School had its Easter celebration, which was a joyful occasion. The classes entered the church in proces sion with banners, singing "Onward Christian Soldiers" in unison with the music rendered br the efficient organist. After a short devotional service and an address by the rector, the Easter offerings for missions were presented, and cards delivered to each pupil, all departing, it ia hoped, with the impression that Easier teaches not only the rWurec- tion of the body hereafter, but that of the spiritual life at present. Church of Advevt, Hopes. . On 1st Sunday after Easter an unusual large congregation met in this beautiful church and participa ted heartily in the . services of the Church still dwelling upon the glori ous subject of the resurrection. The sacred appearance of the sanctuary was ever increased by the prolusion oi exquisite nowers piacea upon the alter and elsewhere, beauti ful to the Bight and suggestive to the mind and heart ef the glorious trans formation of our bodies and spirits for eternity. The Easter celebration of the Sunday School was postponed for a week, in consideration of the rector's monthly appointment, there by affording him the pleasure of participating in the exercises. ' At 3:30 p. m., the ainerent classes consisting in all of seventy-three EupiiB, entered tne cnurcn wun eautiful banners, each pupil also with an appropriate badge, singing the processional hymn to the notes of the organ. A Bhort service was held by the rector, assisted in music by the devoted and invaluable organ ist. The children were catechised bv the rector, followed by a logical and valuable adelross from the earnest and benificent superintendent, Mr. T. W. Blount, concluding with his presentation of a valuable banner to the prize class. The appropriate re SDonse of the little girl receiving it for her class was impressive. Ihe superintendent then presented to each pupil a very neat Easter card. The offerings of tbe school for mis sions wero twenty-eight dollars. Tbe many caws of rheumatism cured by Chamberlain's Fain Balm during the past few months have given the people great ooufidenoe in its curative properties, and hwo shown that there is one preparation that can be depended upon lor that pain ful .and aggravating disease- Houaker Broa., Lorain. Ohio, say : "Mr. Mones Price, of this place, was troubled with rheumatism for a long time Chamberlain's Pain Balm has cured him. H says that the Balm has no equal." For sale by r ly mouth Drug Co. An Aot to Change the Tlma of Holdine thoOonrte or Wash ington. Tyrrell and Dare Conntlea. Thk Gexeral Assembly of North Carolina do enact : Section 1. That the superior courts of the counties of Washing ton, Tyrrell and Dare shall be held as follows : ' Tvrrell Seventh Monday after the first Monday in March and' Sep tember. Dare Eighth Monday after the first Monday in March and Septem ber. Washington Ninth Mondav after the first Monday in March and Sep tember. Sec. 2. That all processes, origi nal, manse or final, in civil or crim inal actions issued anal returnable to the spring term of said counties as held before this act shall ba return able to the term as by this act es tablished, and all persons who have been recognized, bound or summoned to appear at the spring term of said courts or who shall be so recognized, bound or summoned are hereby re- Suired to appear at the term speci ed in this act Sec. 3. .That this act shall be in force from and after its ratification. Ratified the 6th day of March, A. D. 1893. STATE OF N. CAROLINA, OFFICE OF 8ECT OF STATE, Raleigh, 34th March, 1893. . I, 0CTAV1US COKE, Secretary of State of the State of North Caro lina, do hereby certify the foregoing to be a true copy from the records of this office. . Done at Raleigh, this 24th . . day of March, 1893. ' Oct. Coke, Secretary of State. 7 a" ,ri ' '-iu I i.M'uu. m. l : " k; Bneklen'a Arnloa Salve. The Best Salve in tbe world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Suit Rbeora, Fever Sores, Tetter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptioas. and posi tively cures Piles, or uo pay required. It i guaranteed to giv perfect Batibfdctif'n. or a mfv rf.uv-.'d. ' l'rice 23 ?t;ta per .lox. VCR KALI'. BY Plymouth Prut; Co , and I" '. ' "-, v ? -r. !j; t1-1v. ' DIED -On Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock at his Bon's residence in this town, Mr. James Harrison, aged 71 years, two months. ; ; . ' The deceased had been a sufferer from heart disease for many years, and for the past three months had been confined to his. room. ' He re ceived the best medical attention to be had, but all was in vain, and re lief came only in death. Mr. Harrison was a good citizen, a kind father, and a loving husband, and his death was a sad blow to his numerous friends and relatives, but the life he lived consoles the berea ved, for they know that his faith in God was all-sufficient to make the life hereafter peace aud happiness. The remains wero interred in the family burying ground near town, on Saturday at 3 o'clock. We join the host of friends in ex tending to the bereaved wife, child ren, brothers and sisters, our heart felt symp thie in their loss. Explanation of Weather Signals As displayed from our office daily (except Sundays): White flag, fair. Blue flag, rain or snow. Half white and half blue, local rains. White flag with black centre, cold wave. The black triangular nag Is a Temperature Signal, and when displayed above weather flags indicates that it will ba warmer, and when below weather flags, that it will be cooler, and when not displayed at all tbe temperature will remain stationary. JUBT LIST. . , : , The following named persons were drawn to serve as jurors at the Spring term of tha Superior Court: Plymouth Towhshtp Jordan Hopkins. John C. Gurgaueous, J. U. Hamilton, C. J. Norman, J. B. Harrison, Abram Morgan, Kemeth Garrett, Jag. 8. Harrison, U. W. Uarrlaoa,.J- VV . Swilt. Daniel Garrett. J. II. Arps. Lib's MIlls Township-- A, T. Know!, EU Stewart, H. U. Davi-, J. T. McAllister, W. K. Chewon. C. U. Swain, Sam'l K. Tomer, vt.F. Gray, W, M. Cheason, N. T. Harrington. SmsNiRSTiLLE Township R. M. Fhelpf, W. 8. Chesson, Joshua Lncas, N. D. Clifton,-Jas. F. MeC'abe. Thos. Upklna. Scuppbbrono Townhhip N. W. Ambrose, Wm Wiler. David Purloatrh. Willis Trotter. - Jaiue F. Bannlgnt, Daniel . Clifton, J. B b teal man. , Aabrase, Jerry v FROM CRESWELL Cbebwbll, N C, April 17, ,'93. EDITOB ltpANOXB BXACOM I Wo are having cool nights at present. A grand hop was given at tbe academy on the 14th Inst, by tbe young gentlemen of Creswell, and it was greatly enjoyed by all. The fascinating Miss Kannio Eborn re turned home last week from a visit to her relatives aud friends at Newbern She gives a glowing description of her trip. Mrs D. H. Holmes who has benu visit ing her aunt, across the sound, returned homo last week. Mrs L. II. Creasy and ber sister. Miss Emma Moore, of Maokey's Ferry, was in our midxt last Friday. We know a certain young man'4 heart in our town wan made glad by the appearance oft Miss E. Mr. A. O. Walker, accompanied by bis wife and amiable daughter. Miss Annie May, will leave for Norfolk iu the morning to attend the If aval . rendezvous ; also Miss Carrie Alexander. - - Mr S. S. Woodley will leave in the morning for Korfolk, accompanied by his lovely daughter, Miss Hatlie, and her sis ter. Miss Ell. Prof. Bob Shaw, of Washington, was in our town on 8aturdat, tuning pianos and organs. Be is an elegant violinist. A new fenoo has been erected around the Baptist church in this plaoe. which adds much to its looks and is a great benefit to the church, to keep tbe goats from un der it, for every time there was preaching we would be interrupted by the sound of billy. There was preaching at the Baptist cbarch yesterday evening , NO OTHER Sarsaparilla has ef fected such remarkable cures as HOOD'S Sarsaparilla, of Scrofula, Salt Rheum, and other blood diseases. THOS. J. MARRINER,- MONUMENTAL AGENT, pAtAitnanvtf !rv 4liSa nTnlt.Irn AWVI I m thVaOi)UUUllg fa AA v If vli JLU V Tl A Marble and uranite Works of GADDESS BBOTHEBS, BALTIMORE. Monuments, headstones, slabs, Ac, at any price, from the finest to the cheapest, riace a tomb to the memory ox your . departed dead. . can on or address - ' Thos. J. Marriner, Agt., ap21-tf. - Plymouth; H. C. Black Paste. CUBE YOURSELF without the publicity ef a physioian. Gonorrhea in all its stages cured ia one weeks time. Relief iuoiueai ately. Guaranteed not to cause stricture. 1 his remedy is endorsed by all leaaiag physicians of the country and is purely vegetable. It is a regular prescription, tbe ingredients cf which are eabobs. balsam of copabia with the necessary astriageats. This in aluo a remedy for Gleet and all ran mug diseases of the bladaer and uretfcral canal. We have met with such pronoun ced local 8ncces that we have decided to put this excellent remedy oa the market, because where once used there Is always a demand created Box sent prepaid to auy address In. plain, -wrapper upon receipt of peHtal note or registered letter for $1.00. Addresa, Oe kk r.i Cs: ',-lY. .3, I (f) QUIT LEID IE YOUR EARS! TMy stock of Spring Clothing is immense. D ome and investi gate. Selected with great care by an experienced buyer from the stock of the leading manufacturers of the East. The styles are simply correct. The fit perfect. The pattern lovely. The makeup superb. None better. Don't take my word, come and see. I represent one of the best equiped tayloring estabHshments in America and of odd sizes. your orders, Thos. W. Blount, Roper, N. C. : ' ' " ' , '" " " V " i i ii . . - i ii . i n i i i I ALSO SELL SIEWIMG MACBIISriBS-. Of Standard Ilakes, and at prices Poor People can The Chicago For Only A sigaod aad nanbsred certificate of warranty for five years is given with every machine. giaco the patents oa tho well known 'SINQEU" machines ran out some time e-a, another factory has sprung up and is making th very same thing for about one fVk the former selling prioa. . Wa have paid the licease tax and made arrangements for offering our trade the ' ' CHICAGO -'SlNOEfl" having an ornamented head on iron stand, with drop leaf table ef genuine oil polis! .. I black walnut, with patent drop leaf support aad Got bio pattern veneered jmnl cev:r. It has two polished front drawers with lock and elaborate nickel plated dr.p htai's. Every machine is furnished with the following : Fo.t hemmer, lUr)quilter, til cs, screw driver, wrensh, one guide, ten needles, shuttle screw driver, six bobbins, Liti iis" tie a book; also, a-beat t.lescepic box containing the following eiegmt ti'r.al pbte.3, attach -aelta : "". Tucker, roller, binder, assorted hemmers from one-eigbth to m lth ia width. . , Remember this elejant aaachine costs you only Fifteen Dollars de'.lve.-c-.i ci asarsst freight stitloa. ' Send as your order. If the mucbine ia nut 8.tisfac;rj i r z be returned in good order within thirty days from date of purcl;at,a, and yt .r will promptly refunded.' 1 , " Address all orders to JJCi WBLOUNT,;Eo I RIME make a specialty Will appreciate pay. "SIIGER" $15.00!
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