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: THE It 0 AN OK E BEACON,
' ; . .iFlymoath.N. C.
W appeal t every reader of Thb Roanokb
, acom, to aid in tnakiuy It an acceptable and
profitable medium of news to our ctlixeu; Let
Plymouth people and tlie public know wnatis
faing on m riyuoutU. lteori to us all items of
ews tbe arrival and departure of friends, social
veot, deaths, aorioug Unites, accidents, new
buildings, sew enterprises and improvements of
Taatevvr character, change In bugineeit indeed
Anything and everything that would bit of lntereat
to oat people.
219,522,205 145 670,240
177.452,964 153,971,OTf
; . ...'.1C2.000.000 145,COO,000
FfilDAY, JULY 13, 1894. :
11
T . .' ii . ' .. .
, xajuuuBAxs an over this state
veem to bo uneasy over the political
outlook,." and while Democrats are
Uneasy, ' IJepublicaus -and Populists
are trembling.. It ; is no use ' for
Democrats to feel uneasy, yet we are
glad they are interested. The Re
publicans and Populists want to com
bine, but they, dare not . do it
What to do is a very much debated
quptkrn withthem 1 1t -don't make
in v' , i diilcVence . what .they - do, as
tVe have Already 'done ' enotiglr to
defeat themV TiieTDemocratie party
Will enter, the fight, with its best men
'Xthe front ranks,; and will win tha
-jn November.
j w . . ,i r . , r 'I
at the Itemibli
. A.
u ,t win m Wash-
s ' year,: that the
j of i recent years
t.', Old'.-Repubh-that
there, are too
after office.; Let
..naii' that says' he
1?ir.nbt; be a... candi
county Convention
hly.be one ; candi-
ve. . - JNo matter' how
Y want aft office, or
claim he will be
Conventiou of hU
ated in Convention,
the'party's success.
between strikers and
national authorities
rn$ be deplored.
isthe Palace Car
3 refused." Day" by day
kors increased until
x)ple surged ihrouVh
,ie great city." v As the
iied the excitement in-
t,. became ( a lawless
000 cars were burned,
and' mail tral
ihis poincthe Rational
terf eared and 'at least
,men were oa the scene
j. has boon ' the'Tcsult,
tng it is feared the
stajre has not ' hM
r
and Populist dema-
ug to make political
ling all the distress in
je industrial depres-
111 TtrnT1-
v' 3 iiavu men
arrassed condition
the" low price of
&, to the present
istration, ancl the
ibyit. But. the
fjaft an inhen
Ucan
;s9L
1834.. ....
' EatimaU, , -; .... ,.- .
: It Will be observed that while tbera has
hrta a falling off Of ost $98,000 000 iu
customs, there li3 besu in increass in in
ternal revenue ; receipts ' cotwitbstan Jinu
the bcSsnesa depretitiioa. o
-"At the same time that the Billion Dollar
Congress cut dowa revenoe with one band
it enlarged expenditare with th other,
TVhe'n Harrison surrenderdd office to Presi
dent Cleveland the Treasu -y was bauk.
rnptv but fixel expenditure; bad been
swollea to terrlflo proportions. Iu! 1889,
wheu Harrison went into office, tho total
ordinary expenditures of the Govern mnt,
exclusive of interest on the public debt
arare $299.28S 978. For the- fisctl 'year
ended Jane 80, 1892. tbe ordinarv ex pen:
dituree were '$36o.77.'i,90. atj 'increase 'of
over $60,000.0100'. -The Billion Dollut Oon
Riess brought ordinary expenditures-, up to
a railUos dollars per day.J '. K . 1
Oxe of the most' important sub
jpcts of legislation that will engage
the attention of the. next legislature
will probably be the question of good
roads, says the Raleigh North Coro-
inian. fAud it h oue, the final set
tlement of which .will mean a great
deal to the State,
It is now; : proposed to stop the
convicts from laboring on farms, in
shoe shops ' and other industries in
direct competition with free ; labor;
and put them on the public roads of
the btate. I he proposi tion -is . to
make Raleigh 'the centre and con
struct great high ways from hero to
the priucipl'cities of the 'State and
one to the Virginia line. The creeks
and rivers are. to be spanned by iron
bridges and the roads to become
great State 'thoroughfares for travel
."1 . T .1 ' '...-.
ana . commerce. , in . me west it is
proposed . to use r rock as macadam
and iu1 the east eithei shell-orirock.
It is to be hoped that something
along this line may-bo done bv the
Jegislature at its next ' session 4!ncl
that "not QUly hetterlijghWays msiy
be secured but the expense be equal
ly divided. As our miserable road
laws now are the people living in
the country have to stand the brunt
of e keeping up the roads. This is
manifestly unjust, as the inhabitants
of towns and cities'derivo just as
much benefit from the roads through
out the country as do the .rural pop
ulation. A town is as much depen
dent on tlie roads leading into it as
is a liver on the streams that food it.
This! being the case,' all should bear
equally the expense of 'constructing
and keeping up these'c'hannfels of do
mestic commerce.
Jt is to- the interest of the people
of North Carolina, "especially the
farmers, that they . should see to" it
ttat the meii they send to represent
them m the State - legislature " next
session are friends of good roads, and
are determined that -no one part of
our ' population shall hare to bear
the burden , of building them and
keeping them in good condition.
; lake pnELrr-. Ni
THINK OF IT.
Baysville Ilome. . ''
When the people put the Republican
party ont of power by the selection ol
urover uieveiand the.firt time, the expen
ditures of the government httd increased to
KBch tin enormous jumouut as no beooiue a
public scandal, and the treasury was ex
hansted. . '7 - . ,
Unfortunately for the country by the
debauchery of tbe tfallot by akiar(0 cor
Toptkin fund, Cleveland was. defeated in
tha electUn lor. the second lerm.' Btl'ore
ha retired . hoWever( though the rienate
w&e Kepublitlan, he ha4 reduced uha uau
ional expenses of the government and re
stored the , national r treasury to a sound
condition leaving tv large balance to the
credit of the government and the country
in a healthy prosperous condition. The
Republicans once more at the' head of -affairs,
the carnival of waste and extravagance
was renewed With preater intensity the
ejection corrnptiou f and had to be repaid,
and :polUicJ sinecures were created to
reward the raecala who aided in the resto
ration of the reign of plunder; bo far did
thi go that the Congress before the last
under the Harrison administration wa
dubbed the Billionaire 'Congress, .This
body of rascal8 fastened Upon the govern
meat appropriations to enormous amnnnta
that it ' ia - impossible to Ret rid of and
which the present .Demoo ratio adniii intra.
lion must meet nnti) their time expires as
the faith of tbe government is nledcrd tn
the fulfillment oiboe eontranra
N.ihe appropriations were made :L but the
'Hveland adDiinistration is hawing out all
-"i-es,anci cutting dowu all sapernn
s "Ue reform in the reduction
x"n all the civil departments
oeg bravei &a. .r:
M'4niu swamped the
e four years of
Restoring it to
meana, the
e party
eck"i'rom
ocean ;
Vchery,
Viting a
rity
bq of
w to
f t, to
At and
:. J - i
fiiadamd
rfy ever
ITS WATERS TO UTILIZED
TO TURN TUB WHEELS OF
'.ONE OH.MOPvE FACTOUIES. 4
-OHIO CAPITALISTS IN- A
VEST IN WASHINGTON ;
- COUNTY" OKIT. ?
.... A report ia on. "the air that. Ohio
csnitahsts will at jio . Uiitant d
place money, in .-Washington county.
Air. Philemon Gray,- of Columbus.
Ohio, has already purchased ,ouo' of
the creat "Ijalce larmii" in ih low
er part of this county, and the report
goes that this gentleman will sett!
Ohio people' on tho property, - and
with the co-operation or other monied
men, will set to work and cut out
the canal leading to Lake Phelps; t-o
that vessel 8 and steamer can vim up
it. This doue they , will build such
factories as are best Buited to the
products, and utilize the great water
power ol the lak'o to run those lacto
nes. . . " 1 -
Some think the report is nufonhd
ed, but we are sure that eome great
enterprise h to he' started, . or .fllri
Gray would never have iu vested 440,
000 in farm lands " iu that section.
If no other use ia to be made of. the
water-power, it will most likely bo
utilized to run corn and Vice mills
which Will handsomely pay the m
vestoYa."' There is no snot on earth
where rice'aid corn can be grown at
bO; small e.vjxintio as. on. this Ukej
land, and if it can be shipped direct
from the farms there is a fotune for
tho! Otfners of those lands. .' Just
what" those Ohio people propose to
do is nut known, hut it 13 safe to say
they are in "for some great schema
...l. ' V vMt 1 . AT J ITT 1 . j .
which win oencuc tvasmngton conn
It. Cared Them Aftr Othor Rectei
di6s Had Failed. '
' GoorjjiAN. -AKso Co , jt cI nad a
good opiorinnity to test the ..merits of
unaruoeriaja a cone, cuoiern and UiArrhcei
Kemedy. and can safety say it is the best
medicine I have erer had - I gave it to two
persons who.' cad tr'nid "other medicines,
vruricui benefit, and v by ta King two dose4
4 J UOODM AN. ' i
For sale by Plymouth Drug Co lm
. - ij-.--a-.-ii. .;. , .,
FOR CLERK OF THE SUPERIOR
COURT.
r a i s . .
, ac tue earnest '. reauesc or niy
inends, and alter one consideration,
I take this method of announcing
myselt a candidate for the" offifcS"tf
Ibuperior Court Cleric of Vashin;iou
GOUUtV. - ! 1
: 1 am aware that the offices of the
County, . State and JNatiott belong to
the. people and, not. to individuals,
and that I, as an American citizen,
have a right to ask for an office, but,
a .i a
ii lor any reason tlie people ol my
county think I am not enti! led to
share the honor of oflice, and ih op
en convention a majority say I am not
the preference of the people ox my
party,; 1 sha.t humbly submit to tho
decision of that convention, and re4
main a Uemocrautill. If, however.'
I should be honored with the' nomi
nation, tho party mav rest assured
that I shall endeavor to be ' elected
and if elected, to faithfully discharge
all the dutios of the office. . ; . .
r " liespectfnliy, .
;'' 'f W. F.'Acsnoar.
Stubborn. Gas' of Dlan-hoaa,
Cnred.
ASHKVILLE. BUNCOMBK CO , N C I Can
speak from experitccn I had a btubboru
case of diarrhce iu my family and one done
of Cnauiberlaiu b Cone. Obo:era and Dmhr.
rhcet llemedy effected -a com pint e enre,
lot-I satisnea that the remedy will do all
mat ia claimed for it. James Buitrick.
For sale by Plymouth Drug Co. lui
LIFE ON THE FARM.
, '' , 1 , t -e 1 " 1 111 4 -: ,
A!a8achtuctta Ploughman- ( -
What are some of the advantage's of tha
country ? Let us connt them up.
Fresh air.: " - '
The 'sunshine. In cities the' eunlighi
never gets into parts of ihe poor quurtrs.
,Hq overcrowding. . - ,. ; ' '
A steady field fof labor. ;!
Fair wages. . . -j
EnouRhto eat which ono may raise on
hia own land, ' . ,(
Better Social' advantage, especial! v for
the laborer. ' .' ' :' ;
Opportunities that ' develop se f-respect.
honor, independence.' It is from the coun
try that the beet stock is drawn. The
8troDg men who have beeu an honor to
this country were country raised, uud it
was to that they owed their foroe of char-
aoter. - : . . .
In the country the litel between the.
employer and tho employes are no drawn
so closely ns to make either U el that soch
a relation cokstituteeiiiferiorily on'ths
part of the employed. Thb class lines are
much" stronger tin'' the city thau in the
country, and to Americans there U alwaja
dieconif prt with thaHjcondition of affairs. ,
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NOTICE TO EX-CONFEDERATE
SOLDIERS OF WASHING- ,
TON COUNTY.
Wishing to asoertain the number of -Ex-jf
Conftderatw bow in- 'Vashixiftton Cfmntyj
we reapectf ally ask alf such to forward to
as their-names, fitb. p';tol3c ' H.Mres,
and coushnny aud rgjtnetit to which they
beloii-ed , ; a postal carJ v; ill tx U mSj
cieot. "By m doiog yoirwill chlie ?. -,
'' Vnrittwiv; - '
'i-te'V'-l
Burning Pairi
Crysfpcl&s In Face and Cyea
Inflammation Subdued rind Tor
tures Ended by Hood's.
I am so glad to' be relieved of my torturet
that I am willing to tell the benefits I have de
rived from Hood's Sai-saparilla, In April and
May, I was afflicted With erysipelas in my face
nnd eyes, which spread to my throat and neok.
I tried divers ointments and alteratives, but
there was no permanent abatement of the burn
ing, torturing pnln, peculiar to this complaint.
I began to take Hood's Sarsaparllla and'
1 Felt Marked Relief
before I had finished the first bottle. X con
tinued to improve until, when I had taken four
SarsaparilSa
UG
- bottles, I was completely cured, and felt that aQ
signs, marks and symptoms of that! dire' com
DUiint had forever vanished." MRS. . .
Ottawa, Hills boro, Wisconsin.
FJe a;re the
ST
VIA
1 LI
So tho people mxy
wwwm
K HoOd's Pills are vwfuvt and efficient vet
uj u uvmvi , swvi ujr an luukabfj sua,
; CITKKARKST REPORT.
0.' II. Sides per tb ' . ' 10
Sholders Bacon ' ' ' v ' ' ' -1 '
Hama-S. C.,'"'. s: .'.! -"''. l"...- , - ir, y
Pork per barrel v t , , $10 ISO
Lard refined k t ' 10
Flour, per barrel, Hungarian f 4.5 "
; !... r. . winter Kiug 3 25
W. I. Molasses, per gal., at, & 40 ,
Syrnp ' " " 30'
Orannlated Sngnr','per lb . 7 ''
Light brown 'v, ." " ' ' '6
Butter v " ,,r " : 8.
Cheese . ' ' " " 12$ to 15 -i.
Greom Cnfltee ; r ' M . vO & ih -R0Hstd
Coffee , t" ' . 30
Eggs per doz.V , ' B,
Tobacco, " ' per lb .-,...'; 20 to -8
Shot " " -,'; 8 '
Gan P'owder' " SO to 40 '
Coal Oil White.Safefy ir,0, perja; Ii
. ;! Red a, p-r gal.: f .18 .,
r ... .. , 30, ,
4
2c untlcr Colb
. .t, . : 2j
, : 80
per B'18., new 70
' 80'.
" no
" t 6-
" " liO
" " SO to 40 '
Apple Vinegar
Bee'a Wax, per tb
Taliow. ' " "
Hides, flint. "
- V Oreu "
- vw. Raited '
Salt, per sack '
Corn, . . '
Meal, ' ' s'
ltice, ;
Peas, black , , . . ,
black eye .
Pearintg
Cotton -' - per lb
If vovl: -feel1 vTO&k
And' all worn but take
BROWN S IRON BITTERS
Just Tliinli, oit.
500 pair Ladies sample hoes from
JAc. up at the Cheap Cash Store.-
250 pair. Gents half hoes from 3c.
up at the Cheap Cash Store.
300 sample Shirts from 15c. np at
tne Uheai) Lash Store.
. V ' I . ... ;-... . ,4.-
finest line of Jeck wcare ever irt
Plymouth is , now displayed at the
100 pair pants from 50o. up at the
Ulieap Cash store., ;
. The finest line of straw hats ever
seen in Plymouth are offered now nt
wholesale cose at the Cheap Cash
Store,
Fine line , of ladies' nnd gent's
gloves from 5c. 'up at " the Cheap
uasn oiore.
. ....... . . . t
Keen cool bv hnvinsr one of those
nice sample Fans at the Cheap Cash
Store.-4 - . ,
? - the- - ' .":
cAsmisTOiaiB,
W.H. COOPEE, Prop'r,
Washington St., Plymouth, N. C
Give us your orders;
UJiALjEIt IN
Heavy 'and fancy groce
ries, cigars, tobacco, gnuli.
vegetables, , fruits and all
I'AMlby SUri'LlEiSe
can oiler buyers such pri
ces on tbo above named
goods that it will pay:
. , thcui to Cidl. -
' - ' . Kon r. Nr. O
Flour! Flour!
500 barrels best
flour, below
zero.
i . ; j , i, j,. .
:-:.. .'. ' f . ' - ; -.
Immense stpj'
OO'TH-IN-Gr'
to be sold at
HARD TIHE PRICES.
.-..
NOBBY HATSj
u Just the proper style'
rull assortment in stock. .
'" ' .'' 1
Complete line
of Ladies' and
Gents fine shoes
Thos, W.'BlDuntj
Eopcr, It C.
J H. OOLTRAIIP '
MANUFACTTJUER OF 1
wagons,
' Koad Carts, . '
Farm Carts
Cart Wheels . .
and repairer
of 'all kind of vehicles,
VROPHiV'IL 0.' ;
Horso shoeing a specialty.
I have one of the best horso
shoe rs in this section. Ono
trial will convinoe, . ,
J.1L VIGGIN
. . -dealer is-:: . ' i .
k NOTIONS. : NOTIONS.
;, ALSO- : ' '
Heavy and fancy , groceries,
cigars, tobacco, snuff,
' vegetables, fruits"
' and all
P"3f3i7i-price3 on the'
; ftU-WrYned goods that it wilP
f.. pay them to call.. -
J. H. WIGGIII0,
. Water St., next to Bryan's ;Dru
Store, Plymouth, N." C. : f my lC-tf
GUM-ELASTIC
costa only $2 00 per KKlspuarefeet.. Wake
h good roof for years, and &uyon can put
it on. . ' " : ' '
(riim-Elat'c Paint costs only 60 cent
per gal in bbl. lots, ir $1 SOfor 5 gaL tubs.
Color dark red Will stop Irak iq tin, r'
iron rHfd. and will last for yearn. TRT IT.
. end stamp for rumples and full par)icn
lara ' n-
GUM ELASTIC HOOFING CO.,
30 & 41 West Broadway," ' NEW YpftK.:
,' Local Age nta Wanted. ;
feb 9 Gm 7 v -..vr:.'- -.. rl-.X '.-
VJf.L.DcCLAb'-
CO &Jff? 18 THE BEST.
Ull WIlWLsiNOSQUCAKINI
UNIVERSITY.- OF N. CAROLINA,
Iucludes the College, the Univer
sity, the - Law ' School, the Medical
School and the Summer School for
Teachers. College tuition $(J0.00 a
year ; ooarti J7.uu to fia.uu H month.
Session begins Sept. 6. Address
President Winston, Chapel Hill; N.
O.
jy2-X
in.
And other specialties toe
Gentlemen. Ladles, - Borsr .
and Hlwes are tha
Best In the World.
Seo dcscrlptlvo advertise-'
tnent which appears ia this)
paper,'.-. ,.
Take no Sabstitute.' '
Insist oa ha-rlnz' W. Tut
porox.As nnoES.-
with name and prlcay
atanped nn bottom. Bold b .
Spruill & Bro.
ATTORNEY,: A TlA W,
Washington St. PltuoVtit: -Ni C.
t v -ir
I
T. B. Wolfe; D. 0). D-
PLYMOUTlIlf. O
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Teeth filled pr extracted without pala.
The i'DLD EUABLE" - CamagB' 'Factory,,
jtgau iwrwur. IT J VmOU III Ii . li.
oat . . ' v l
JUANVFACTl'ItER
Bnggies. Phaetons, Iload-carfs, Fa'nncarts. waTong Aci
at prices lower than over. Men with the cash can cat a
bargain. I defy competition and will notbe underSJ'
llepainng of all kinds done. Give me a call. : :
IL S. WARD..
W, F. AUS301C
THE
PLYMDflTH' RliiL 'ESTATE
Rental. AgEncy.-. '..
.AND
If you wish to v buy, sell, rent or nlease farm land
imber: tractfil, or town property, communicate with tW
above Agency. we guarantee highest: prices,
dace your proper before the people most like!
interested. - .; - . f
as rrc
Our cbarfres t reaspnablo if deal h
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