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FBIDAY. JULY IS, 189.
Tk 0 flicial Paper of Wash
: , . ington County.
Directory.
STATE government -
. ..' aoTernor. EliasCarr, of Edgecombe
Lieutenant-Governor, R. A. Doughton,
f Alleghauy ' - ' . ,
Secretary of Stale, Ootavions Coke, of
Wake...
Treasurer, Donald W. Bain, of Wake.
" Auditor, it. M. Furaian, of Bmcombe.
Attorney-General, Frank I. Obborne, of
Mecklenburg .
' Vaperlnteudent of Public Instruction, J.
O. Scarborough, of Johnston.
i COTjjtTT GOVERNMENT
' Sheriff. Levi Blount.
Deputy Sheriff, D. SproilL 4
. Treasurer, W. T. Freemap.
Superior Court Clerk. Thou, J. Marriuer.
Kegister of Deeds. J. P. HHliard.
Commissioners, H. M. Suell, W. CMar
v ciaer, B. D Latham, Jos. Skittletharpe
ad K. A. Lletchfleld. .' .
, Board of Education. Thos. 8. Armistead,
"'"VT. T. Spruill and Jos. 8. norman. . r
Buperintendeut of Public. Instruction,
25v. Luther Eborn. i
CITY.'
. Mayor and Clerk, J. W. Bryan.
Treasurer, L. P. Hornthal
Chief of Police, Joseph Tucker.
Connciliann, E. 11. Latham, L. P. Horn
thai, E. O. dink ley, 7. F. Norman. J. W.
Bryaa. J. II. Smith, Sampson , Towe and
Jo. llitoheL . ' - .
' ' ' CHURCH SEBVICE6.
Methodist-Ker. J. L. Rumley, pastor
' Services every bunday at 11 a., tu., and 8
m. Prayer meeting - every Wednesday
nigh at 8. Souday school at 0 a. m., J.
: V. horman. Superintendent -
: 'Baptist Rev A. E. G. Pittman, 'pastor,
services every. Sundays at 11. a.m., and
7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day' night at 7:ii0. Sunday school every
Sunday at 9.30 a. m., W. J. Jackson,
auprinUfndent. . - .."
. -Epifloopal Rev. Luther, Eborn, rectori
' iJervices every 3d Sunday ul 11 a. m., and
7;30 p. m.: Sunday fchool at 10 a. ui., L.
L Fagan, superintendent.
'. ; Disciple Rev., M, .T. .Moye, .. pastor.
Cforvices Tuesday night after Zd Suuday in
aoii month, at Pubno School building.
. IiODOES. . '
f. of H. Plymouth Lodge No." 2508 .
assets 1st and 3d Thursday nights in each
eatlu W. U. Hampton Dictator,.
. . v N. B. Yeagtr Fin. Importer.
K, A L. of H. Roanoke' Lodge Meet?
ti and 4th Thursdy nights irveach month
Nortnan Protector, ;:
" : -.'&.. B.jYeager-Secretary.
' 10 O F. Ewperanza Lodges He. 28 meets
very Tuesday night at Uupcu'a. Hall. 0;
J. Kornun, X. Q , L, T. lloustou, fecl'y.
V. 7 '"'.'i oolobed.
i-. : : ..' ' CHURCH SERVICES
Diselple- Elder Iuoni D trden, pastor.
. Services every Sunday at 11 a. ra 3 p. m.
and 8 p m'. Suudny tchool at 9 a. m. K
Q Mitchell tfupenuieudeut
' Methodist- Eev.: H. 6. Uiok, pastor,
Services every 1st end 3d Sundays at 11a.
m., and at $ and 7 80 p. m. . bundsy Fchool
at 9 a. m, T. F. Beinbr", sup'tj J.
W McDonald, secretary . . ,
1st Baptist, New Chapel - Services every
Sunday at 11' and 3, Kev S K Koight,
pastor Sunday sohool evry Sunday
Sd Bapti Ziou'n Hill Preaching
every 3d bnuday, 'Sunday Hebool every
. fiunday; Moses Wynu.Suj'erlntendout.
:'. - ' LopaEs
Masons,. Cartbegian - Meets 1st Monday
tAghi lu each month. S Towe, W M. A.
Everett, secretary ; ' -, - ,
8 DOofOP Meridian Sun Lodge 1624
Meetsevry Std and 1th Mouday night in
each month at 7i o'clock, W H. Uowcott,
N.O., J. W McDonald P. S. ,
i Christopher Atochs Lode K of L iro-
MeeU evry 1st Monday . uigat, iu ach
mouth at 8 o'clock - i
Burying Society meets, ever) 3d Monday
nighi In each inoath at 8 o'ctock, J M,
Walker secretary . ' s.
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Roper Directory.';
' , " ciyrii. : 1 ;
Justice of the Peace-, Jas, A. Chesaon.
Constable, vVarren Caboon. "
i CHURCHES.'"'., ' : ;.
. Methodist, Rev. W4 Q. Merritt; pastor.
Betviees every Sunday moruinj, at 11
o'clock (except the first), and every Buuday
Higfat at 7:30. Prayer meeting every Wed.'
fiesi&y u'ght Sunday schopl Sunday morn
ing at 9:30, L: Q. Boper suporintendent,
E. lULeyrls secretary..
. Episcopal, Kev. Luther Eborn. rector
Services eery 2d 5th Sunday ll , o'clock
a. m-, and 7:30 p, m. Sunday school avery
Sunday mornin at 10 o'clock, Thoa W.
Blount superintendent, W. H. Daily secre.
tary. v
Baptist, Rev. C W. Matthews, pastor.
Services every 1st Sunday at 11 a. m. and
7-30 p, to. Sunday School every Sunday
at 9 a. m., Z. Ilutter. Superintendent,
. LOPSEB. ' t '
' Boper Masonhj Lodej A. F Jfc A. M. No.
443, meets iu their Hall at Roper, N. C. at
7:30 p. m., 1st and 3d 'luesdays after 1st
Sunday. T. W. Blouut, W. M.; J. L.
Bavage, Secretary. ' . - .
L O O. F Roper Lodge no ....' meets
every Thursday night, L, G. Roijcr, X. O,
B. F.Stearn, Sert'y.
4 NOTICE. -
By virtue of power in a mortgage deed?
' executed to me by W. M Pettiford on - the
1 following described tract of land, , said land
; known as the Mariah Jaoaw Place," sit
f uated near Plymouth, aud bing that tract
of land conveyed", to . snld Peittiford by
Ai.T't.tti(ord. For more full description
A rn morteace reciatered in Register DeJs
.- 'Cr'Vk No. 3'i pego 131, eontainwg
live thau nn.,. . choi .'mil t th
Tit' to find godoor iu Plymouth, N. 0..ton
anA ti,Ath day of July 1804 afilS
,,vv. ,aid traot of laud to satisfy
And it may be wiw,, SHid mottgag.
'.Vforeace that woul"J- ... .
tVl III
iff M:'!'-e
C3 LVllCi: TO SL'Bct'KlBLRSj
' When you see an X on the ' margin of
Jour paper it meatis that your subscription
as eipired, it is also an invitation for yon
to renew. Please remember this and don't
let Us have tu stop your paper. . . .
Ths Bsaooh will be (nt4onv ddrei ouo year
frSl.OO. Six ionthi, 60o f Throe Mon ha.
25o. Kvrry mbecrlptlon malt aeraaip.
uieU with th oath, or nopupttr will be nt.
BEACON FLASHES-.
Dry. . " ' '
Look out for the sanitary offioer.
Chickens seem to be plentiful this year.
Everybody is1 speaking of the fine crops.
Miss Lonla Tucker is teaching in' the
country. - ;
Mr. Will Fitchett, of Virginia, was here
the past week. -
' Th'e cool wave the first of this week was
quite acceptable.
Mr, J. A. Willoughby has moved into
his new residence. '
The Methodist District Confevenoe is in
session at Fairfield, ' ' " J .
Dr. H. Snell, of Washington, was in
our towu this week. '
A colored boy Was drowned in tho river
near town last week. - . ;
Chief Tucker has been giving the streets
a general cleaning np.
Mr. L B. Bowon seems to be selling a
large quantity of ice this season. -
An excursion of colored Dennle went over
to Windsor from bsre yesterday.
Mr. J. B, Hoofen and family, of Edenton,
are visiting friends in this county..
It seems to us that more attention should
be given the church yards of our town.
Postmaster-General Bissel says postmas
ters zuubt not take any part in politics. .
Dr. H. E. Wolfe, Jr.. madn a professional
visit to the lower part of the county last
week. ..."
Contractor Jackson h going ahead with
the work on Mv. J. U. Smith's new real.
donee. "
Clean up your premises and thereby
prove a blessing to yout self, your neighbor
and your town. f ...
Mess. L. C. Marrincr and Jas A. Ches
son, of Mackey's Furry, spent the day in
town Weduesday,
Martha Pettiford. a highly respected
colored woman diod iu this town on last
Wednesday a week. - , : ,
Miss Bettie Craft has return ed from
school at Greuibi)rof and is teaching .a
souori near Jtoper.- ..'-.v.. -
Mixses Clara Jacks n and, Ida Tucker
left yesterday, for a vUit to Dr. C C. Juok-
son, at YeatesvMe. ,
A frsh Rtipply of iiw crop Turnip and
Butabega seed at Spruili & Sro's.
If all the tombstones were reliable, says
au exchaoge, the devil would soon be
wearing mourning.
Watermelons were plentiful in oar town
on Saturday last, and the price very mod
erale for the season. ' v '
MisH Aileen Lathan haw returned borne
afier an absence of several Weeks in
Windsor and other places.
Mr. C. 8. Cloogo. hai moved lato the
residence just vacated by Mr. J. A. Wil
loughby on Washington street.
Ed Jenkins, colored, had his chin cut
open ou VVed'ieeday by a flying chip from
the "hog" at the Uompany mills.
Tha residence of Mr. D- O Brinklev. on
his farm ntar tuwu occupied by Mr. A. B.
Sawyer, is receiving a coat of paint.
Tha annearanca of the Eoisconal church
yard has bef n greatly improved by having
walks laid off and the plots cleaned up. ,
A full supdIv of school books for Bale by
SpruiU& Bro, Buy from them to save. tf.
Miss May Wynne,' after a ' p'easant visi
to her . uncle. Mr. W, A- Hassell returned
to ber home near Mackey's Ferry, oh Mob.
day, ; ; :. .
, . Mrs. VV. B. Ward, of Bath, was here last
week visitingf her father. Mr. Jehn M.
Batema'n; ,.We acknowledge a pleasant
Oall.'i;U;;;;;;.';.t :. 0'
Mr. R. B Latham's residence ia receiving
the fluisbiug touches, and is indeed a neat
home. , Kow' for the little', wife, Mend
Brace. ""''.. '- ' ' '
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Mr. L H. Whitehead, of Trenton, made
a flying trip to our county on the fith inat,
ou a vistt to the family of Mr. Thos. Craft,
near Roper. .
ik. W Hr S 'Railrnail has nlnnnd a
UlUbn ,uw f . w . j-
semi-daily bot between here and Edentou
the stmer lsertte irom w inasor aoes noi
arrive until 12 o'clock. ... ' :
Call at Hornthal & Alexandei's for Nova
Scetia Land Plaster for top dressing of
Pea Nuts. - '
rMr. and Mrs. J. D. Cordon, of Washing
ton, .came over On Tuesday. ' Mr. Cordon
retnraed Wednesday, . leaving Mrs. Cordon
to visit ber sister, Mrs, J. P. Milliard.
We received a pleasant, call on Tuesday
from Mr. Couper, of tne Cooper mrpie
Works, f Norfolk, Va. - Ha was here erect
ing a monument over the grave of Mrs.'L.
Hi Hornth-U. 'v
The -new village of Pine Tovn on the
Rain-pad of the luwnoke JUumber do.,
which has just been built up by Mr. S
Parker, has a postofiioo and a daily mail
from this place.
Some of our ladies are very anxious for
this county to make . a coniributidQ to th
Confederate monument. Let some of our
iufiueutial contlemen take part with those
ladies in tne matter.
Hornthal & Alexander have iut received
a complete Hua of school book including
the latent and osst wyie or copy doois -
Rm TKna (lrem nnlli the strinsrf on
one of the finest blooded faorsss of ibis
BACUOu. UB s:iHI riucs iu mud ui mi i
latest style bungle, whfch makes the turn,
cut one of the prettiest that we
We sympathize with Mr. Richard Dayeu
.nvt. of vent Bn-ir, i tlw losr f. b:i
little diwfl!;lee Mfitlie, Vt ho died on the tlK
JlUsL The burial service were conducted
by lley." ThoH. Green ou Saturday last.
!- We are indebted to out friend and popu
lar attorney, Lion. 8. B. SpruilL, for a new
map of the United States Cx8 feet printed
on linen.. This is a valuable dift and a
thing wehave long wanUd. Thanks.
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Mr.. Thost. W. Long left Wednesday for
Fairfield to attend the . Methodic district
conference which convened there Jester,
day.: Mr: Long will vitit hie bro.her. Dr.
Long, at Lake. Laodipg, before his return.
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1 nornthal & Alexander have jjst re"
ceived a lot of Nova Scotia Land Plaster.
.There is nothing better for top dressing
for Peanuts 'v.,--
Mr. John. Stocks bis roturned from a
Sleasant sojourn at: Berkley, ' Portsmouth,
Torfolk aud Virginia Beach. Be reports
a fine time, While absent he was the guest
of his daughter, Mr. H. H. Brown, of
Berkley. . : -
,'.""' , "
Rev. Mr. Spenee, of E. City, who is yet
a college student, came over and preached
for our Baptift friends oq Sunday ., last,
morning end evening. His sermons were
higbly complimented . by those capable of
judging. , "
Mrs. 'J. J., Perry and sweet little daugh.
ter Bessie and Mrs. W. IV Speight.- of E.
City, were here .several days this week
visiting their sisters, Mrs. .TV. K. Gardner
and Mrs. J. O. , Mldgett. . They left for
home Wednesday;
Call on Hornthal fc Alexander for all
kind of school books, especially those rec
ommended by the State Bourd of Educa-
tion for the Public Schuols. ' , -;
Tt In Raid that after callitaiy nn one of our
young ladies on Tuesday nighty a certain
young man nas undergone quite a moral
change, fur the better. Many joang ludifs
nave it in their power to : reiorm young
men, if they just would.
Mr. L'H. Hornthal. accompanied by his
daughter,. Mrs. Edmund Alexander and
children. . Mr. Herman Hornthal, Uiss
Myrtle Bennett and Miss Jennie "Wipdley
lert Via N. st B it., it., luesuay morning
to spend the summer at Nag's Head.
If you want your Peanuts to fill out nnd
be white and large, buy from Hornthal &
Alexander, Nova Scotia Land Plaster for
top. dresMDg just before laying your crop
atusle
The expression "Is it hot enough for
you' is .said to nave originated witn a
oouutry editor who dreamed. once upon: a
time, that he saw a delinquent subocrioer
down in .jades, who bad died, owing three
years and eight months on his' pa per.
Miss Mittie Gurkin. of Jamesville, is
vUiting her cousin, Miss Nina Harrison.
They gav The Beacon a, pleasant call on
TueBday. We enjoy the onrapauy of the
fair sex and take pleasure. In entertaiuing
all who may honor us with their presence.
Pine timber wante All persons in.
Eastern Carolina having large or small
tracts of pine timber for sato'will do well
to correspond with - The .Plymouth ileal
Estate and Rental Agency. "
Mr. L. H. Hornthal has had a beautiful
granite monument placed over the gruve
ot bis wife. The monument is the work:
of the Couper Marble- Works, of Norfolk
Mr Hornthal ban - a so had a handsome
tomb placed over the grave of Mrs. Bute
man. . ..
Er, R. W, Smith returned Wednesday
from a short visit to bis old home at Hert
ford. He was aocompanied by his motner,
Mr Dr J. T. Smith, and his sister. Miss
Helen, who are the guests cf Mrs. E. Lad.
ford. Dr. Smith reports Solicitor Btoant
as Improving,
Itch oil human, mance On horwes, dogs
and all stock, cured in 30 minutes by
Woolford' Sanitary Lotion. This never
fails. Sold by, J. W. Bryan, Druggist,
Plymouth, N. U. deo i iy
Twentv-five veara ago there was not a
creamery or cheese factory in the State of
Wi8oon8iu. . Now tnere are z.oihj creamer
ies and cheese factories which consume thi
milk of 700.000 caws,' about 1,000,000 a
day. And iu Wisconsin the wintsrs are
long and severe. It an industry .like tbat
could thrive tbre it ought to flourish iu a
State like North Carolina Wil. Star, ,v
"Nothinc succeeds like success." . The
pablio looks upon" the advertising of a
merchant us a thermometer oi nis Dusineas.
If it is large and well defined, they believe
be deserves and is enjoying pronperity,
and so patronize hiim If( on the other
band, it is small, ana cootraoiea, u gives
the appearance of poor business, and thus
freezes away cnntora. Advsrtibing, like the
stars, never sleeps. ... . v;
; Tbe persoir Vhowill bring or tend us
ftv new snbsiribera at $1 00 taoh,' will be
presentetl with a portfolio containing
twenty-two large pictures of the World's
Fair in water colors. G to work atouce
as we have only a limited number to dispose
of. . - l .
A printer don't rush to doctor every
time be is . out of sorts. Nor to a bakftry
when ha wants pi, nor to the woodpile
when he wants a stick. Nor to the Bible
wbn be wants a good rule. Nor to the
gUBSmith wbeu be wants a shooting-stick.
Nor to tha cabinet shop when jue wants
furniture. Nor to the bank when be wants
quoins. Nor to the girls when be wants a
pre. . Nor to tne lawyers wneo ns nas a
dirty can. Nor te the batcher when, he
wants phat. Nor to a pump when he is
dry and has ten oents in bis pocket. Ex.
The lowest prices yet known are now
offered by 1L Peal on buggies wagons.
road Cart, farm carts, cart wheels and all
road vehicles." A foil lioe of Vehicles
suitable for the trade . kept on hand and
orders can be filled at short notice. ' '
' No thlnff StranKa- -
Intelligent people, who realize the import
ant rinrt. the blood holds in keeDiue the
body in a normal- condition, find nothing
strange in toe nouiDer oi aiseases mat
Hood's barsaparilla is able to cure i So
uiany troubles result from -impure blood
that tbe best way . to treat theiu is through
the blood, and it J far bt.er to use enly
barn)les yegetsblo eompoaod than to dose
to- excels with . quinine, ealomel and other
drugs. ; By treating the Wood, with Hood's
fiarsaparilla, jcrofula, salt' rheum and
what, are . commonly called bumors; "
dyspepsia, catarrh, r'heumttism, neuralgia,
Bonsumptiont and other1 Iroublea - that
originate in impurities-of the blod or im
paired circulation, ean all be cured,
lt .- ' . ' ; :y '
. . aiii i j .iiimi., j
'"-'j X.AIJIEB
i Needln'flr a tonlo, or childre who afit W-1&-,
.. i , tnr up, should take
I i '-it Jb t)Arfnr.t; Msiaria, liMMreatton,
We sec from the laws of all . the
towns that they are receiving u rove-
nuo from some . tonrces, which : our
town ia loosing.' ( We-' bve in ., view
too Ji very bui nesa ana dravmen. 1 1
is iioc right that this class"' of buei
uess should ero untaxed.? It is not
treating other branches of business
justlv. The men who are making a
living out of his livery or his dray,
ought to pay a tax for thV; privilege,
as much so as merchants. A tax on
these men. wonld , giro the : town a
revenue, aud these men 'who are iu
the buHiuqss could be protected.
' 1 Subjeet Collo,. . - -i .
Axnold, Davidson Co., n. c I re.
ceived a sample bottle of Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy some
time last summer, and banded it to my
sister who has been, subject to colic for
several years It has relieved her in every
Instance . J Link.
k For sale by Plymouth Drug COj . 1 m
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Hon. Spier Whitaker, Judge tf
the 4th district, has ,teudered bis
resignation, to take effect August
20th, and through his recommenda
tion Gov. Carr has appointed Mr.
W. I!. Allen to be his successor. :
; moii ORES well.
Creswkll, N'. C., July 9, '34.'
Eoitob Roahcke Beacon : .
.Very little has escaped my observation
worth the attention of your readers.
Master Julius W. .Davenport, of Nor
fo'.k, baa been ia our town . for the (ast
week, as the guest of Mr. V. Li. Howell.
Quite a number from our plaoe attended
the Fourth of July celebration at Roper,
All seemed to enjoy it very much. . Roper
is a wide-awake little town.
Mr. E. J. Nfxon, who has been attend
ing sohool at this place for the past ten
mouths, returned to his home at Chapanoke.
While here he got desperately smitten en
one of our fair belles, and we know be
left bi heart behind. Ceuie again; Ned.
Rv. H. L, Ppwell. pastor of the -M . P.
church, will commence a seriej of, TOott-
ings at this place on next Sunday. He will
be aided by Rev. , W. , F. Ashbnrn, fom
Virginia, who will preach at ll o'clock.
Go out and hear hiua : you will find com
fortable pews to sit iu as they have made
son new ones. .... .. i
Cramp Collo Crd In 71 v Mia
nts
Mt Pleasamt. Cabarrus Co., n 0.
We tried Chamberlain's Colij, Cholera aud
Diarrhoea Remedy in several cases, and it
is . all that is claimed for' it In a cage of
cramp oolie the patient was relieved iu fife
minutes after taking the first dos -
M L Buodakak & Co. '
For sale by Plymouth Drug Co. . 1m
' STATE NEWS.
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THS LATEST HAFPXHIM6S, AS GATHERED
PBOU OUK EXCHANGK8 AND ELSSWHXRE,'
k . . . " . f ' i -t i
Wilmington has a brovra factory in opera
tion. " , ,
... CbarWte has a tronsers factory which is
f 12.000 behind Us orders. .,
A new Aoademy building U to be erected
in Edenton at a cost of f i 000. .
Durham is. to. have another factory for
making acids fertilizer! and chemicals
With $2 000 in the treasury and out of
debt, Surry county people should be hn-
py.
The State Fisherman's Association con
vention will be held at Winston August
the 25-31 .,
The Knights of Pythiss have gained
1000 new m'embers in" this State during
the last year. ..' ,
rThe first publio observatory in the
United 6tates was erected iu North Caroli
na at the University iu 1824..
. There are now about l'JO oonviots in the
penitentiary at Baleigh, aud more than a
thouaand on the State farms. . . " . - -v-
The executive committee of the fitate
Farmers' Alliance bas decided to stablibh
a produce exchange at Abheville. 4
A reward of $100 has been offered by
Gov. Carr for the capture or Ed 8 Hart, of
Camden county, who is wanted for house
burning. , . . . .
Greenville Reflector ; Mr S A Chatham,
of Elkin, bas in his herd of Devons a five-year-old
cow that has averaged for one
week eight gallons of milk a day : and a
seven-year-old Devou aud Jersey crossed
that gives daily eight gallons and three
quarts.' : "
"TH E PAST guarantees ' the future.
It Is not what we say, but what
Hoofs Sarsapari!la does, that tells the
story. Remember HOOD'S C U if E3
"RAM'S HORN" WRINKLES.;'
A life of crime is often the restlt of run.
nino in debt, - f
Tha 4 one who bas suffered has a key that
can unlock many hearts,' : - :
The dav becomes Jonffer every timea
lary roan looks at tbe clock.
Pat a Til? in a carlor. and it would iu.
mediately begtu to iofK ior mua
The man who is cbeated is that much
better off than the one who cheats ,
Tk riM man in ft drunkard because the
bov didn't decide not to take his first drink.
Tha devil ' mnat feel 'croud of his work
arhfnTr he lotk at the mau whe nevsr
has a kind wori to say to .his wile.
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llard I lETIBS toateas
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' SJim Vnnat Ptaa. tiateh,ttlpMPWMh,Ba
tttw W imm kt mitv'm. v.rt rW ft
rtUKr !' 'nillaai. tii'W r iisa
'. EX-COff'IXDERATES-';,
Below we give the uaiuos aud Oildictues
of all Iit-Contatlerates living iu tbi county
that have been received up to date, .Other
names will be added as reueieed : .
PliVMOUTH r. o. -
I Client, urieon. 4St h It . C. T. .
Tbo 8 Armlwead, Herst't. Maj. 3d N. C. Cavalry.
. Lvl f Kacaa. color lri-r.'- M "". ' "
Levi Itlogiit,
C A Walker,
A J I.ei!5.'oi.
Jno V l arkeoton, '
. Jr Toektr,
s' Mc O AoaboO,
Wm Kluuect, ., ...
John block .
Hymn Urowsey.
B J Norcom,.
K It Latham.' '
. fl F Watern.
ArtnMuHd Garrett,
WNI'nte;
i Pllilliard, .
OeoT Allen.
Danl )artett, .
. W H Hampron,
J K Aycra,
IraT Hardiuoo, . ,'
Aca Dixon.
0 ILMcOartV, '
W A Cra(Moclc,.
KHCobb. :
to. K.3d s -
" K. a I " " i
4 . K. 3d
" K. 34 " -
. B,- Srd . ' B4t.
A. 11' h " Ii.raulry
II. 17th ' " . " .
H. eiat
' " K. (Slut ' " "
" II. 17th "" '
' O. in "
" ' O, it " . "
H. ITWi " ,-
G, 17ih " ,'
V ' A.7lh ' .
M .G, 4"th " " '
,. s.j .. .
" O.' l "th j .
" 11. I7ih " "
11. J7ih , .
" a. trtn , ' .
" II. 17th '." "
u i
" II'. 17ih
"G.Olst
Va
S B Sp-ulll. Junior reserve. - ' , .
T 3 Marriner. Junior reserve.
L H Hornthal, H.JfOth Mi-.
Cha W JaxiH-r, . . A, 18th Vs..
xoren r. o.
R B Clieoxon,
U Chenon,
.'no U Merlin, v
Krilcy White. '
X B Purser,
LL 8 B Job nit ou,
II J WilliRma,
WOCollina,
Co. B. lut N. C. Cavalry
' " ' B, 1 ' - ,
". B, 1ft - M; ,
" , lt .. Infantry
. , " 1, 4th . " , .
" M. Kth. "
" G, 17ih 4 '
' " G, 1st "
MACKEY'S FEBBTf P. O.
Jos W Hopkins, , Co. H. 17th N.C. Infantry,
JH Sawyer, ' ., " G, 17th - " .
Lt. W UChesfton, , H. 17th " - "
Charlie Chesson, 11. !7th , . "
-H. J.Htarr, -" tt. 17ih '
, ' ; CRE8WIX F. O.
. Ir. W II nardiMO,- " ' 7th N.C. Cavalry.
Gtwrge Terry, . Co.. D. J8th Artillery.
HOKTICXXIX) P. O, ,
Wdi Baynor, .
Ia ti lU"pas, .
Co. K, 10th N. C. Artiltery.'
II, I7th lufautry;
. . . ... BKIUNERSVIILE. ; '
8. W. Foley, Co, ., 17th N. C. Iiifantry.
OTHER LOCALS. V
You will some times be too late to catch
a train, but you are never too late to eateb
a bargiiu at Mathias Owens Jt-Co's , fur
bargains ate leaving our store every ' few
minutes during the day. .
The Third Paetv Left. . When you
and 1 buy our guods from Ovens & Co.,
and the third man buyes somewhere else,
the Third party gota. left See.) ' J.
" .. ,
Mathia Owens fc Co.,' are with uawith
piles of goods at low prices. V ' v
Th hot weather and mosquitoes makes
some men cuss.:
Tbe iow prices on all good at Mathias
Owens & Co's., makes allmou Wonder how.
they can sell w cheap.
Soma men take life bard and long for
Nag's Head, others are wise, they . take
Ufa easy and go to Mathia Owens & CoV,
pay 50c. for a straw bat, 90c. for a pair of
slippers, invest a dollar, or so in, white
goods, laces, .4c., for. the wife aud children
and go home happy, with wore goods for
the priee paid tbau could have been bought
in New York.' i - :
; The wife says, 'I will order our daugh.
ter's dress irom KeW York, where lean
get it for W)c'. pes yard.'' . The husband
says "No ; wait till 1 go to Norfolk, where
I can get it for 40o.' The daughter enye,
'No ; give me the cash, and I will go to
Mathias Owena k. Co's. r, where Ij can gut
the same goods for 25c." The old folkes
tumble, and Owens sells the dress. See I -
4' We trade with Mathias 0rens & Co.,
because thef sell goods that are strietly
reliable." So say the people.; 4 .
NOTICE.
There will be a Convention , of . tbe
Demociatio party of VtaHhington county
held at the Court House in I'lyatouib. N.
C. eu Thursday, August'SJud 188i' .at .11
o'clock a. ia , fr tbe purpose of appoint-
ing delegates to toe oiaie, 4 uaiciai vou
greMionat and Senatorial Conventions, ;
Th uaveral tonnhiD9 will bold thlr
orventiou on Saturday, July 23th 18!4 at
3 0 clock p. m., lor the purpose or appoint:
itg delegates to tbe said Couuty , CpJ.ven.
tiou at the following places s ; .
n a y . It
Scuppernoug l owti6uip, at ureswen..
8kiuuersville Tonruhip,.at J. T. New,
berry's htore. ,
Let's Mills Township, at Koper.
Plymouth Towustiip, at the Court Horse.
TIia Tnwnahina are entitled to tbe to "
lewine numbtr of delegates and site mates:
bcuppernong 10 delegates and ioaittr
nates - , 1 : . ,
Skinnersville, 3 de lega es and 3 alter-
nstes.
' Lee's Mills 8 delegates and 8 alternates.
' Flvmouth ID delegates aud 10 alternates.
By order of the Executive Committee. ..
. r . y. K.LHK880N, -.
... . ' - Chairman. ,
JOB -''if
-to
ails
ard f
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and An:
t
bsWrof
f)S8 of 1
.M'.li
f-ll:
ii
iiYcoiii:TRYL::::i,
dii yoit kVer rk n or any
- . ''SUOII'IMJIUES IN ALL
No' w6isTD Kit' Tim ri ioplt:
''ALti HUSH FOIi- THE -.
' . t RACK KT STO HE.
Fruit Loom.' Dlcacbiug; . GJc
Rockqt Store." ' T
. Good Brown ' Domt-sLics, 32c
Racket Store.. ...r . . ., -
Good Pants Cloth, Sc. -Racket
Store.-. - - " '
';; Closing out TsU'iiw -hats at cost
Racket $ tore. ' - , . : ,
C. 15.' Corsets be3t on carUiRack
efc Store. . .
, All kinds bargains Racket Store.
Closing outSlippers at cost Rack
et. Store. " ;-::' j-.- ;
; To make - room for onr fall goods,
we will close Ont our entire ' stock at
and below cost. !No reasonable offer
refused for goods at the'- ..
" .''Racket Store,;
. , , Leaders of Low Prices,
" ' t, : Plymoutb, N. C.
1 St-
j
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OKFULKS
. COMPANY.
'BCHIDUtE I3T EKTECT ' jrr.T '2nd lopi.
The Direct Short IJre.-ePnJ?iyiBoutb,
Edenton. Eastern I North OTirolina and
Norfolk and all points Korth. Kteamer
leaves PJyraon;b Q.2 a..m. , and i.?Q p.m.
Mail Trai leavejl Edenton 1;S3 p. n.
daily; except Bunday, -arrives at Norfolk
1:25 p m. '' .'-'
Exptesn. Train, leaves . Edentou- Daily
(eCcept Sunday) at 8:00 a. in. arrive ut
Norfolk 11 a. m. s '
.Connection made at.Norfolk with all rail
and Steamer Lines, aufl at Elizabeth City
with Steamer Neuse Tuesday. Tboruda.r
ftod- .Saturday, Xirii1 " elnd. K- -v
Herne aud Atlantic & N " 'i"
B. Stations:. ' Aio .-'Wilmi
and Norfolk-RU.';.
'lbe Company's Steamerr
12.45 p. m. as fultoW3; T.
to- Mackey's IVrry daily
with paaseogers for Roper,
haven, - connecting wiih ST
Belle for Makley villa, Auron'
Washingtorl andiutermedititt
Daily, (except Sunday) .!
at VJ-.4.5 p. m., and 7M i m.
Thursday and Saturday .
Rivfrf. hlUrnale Wdpusysl ,
Salmon Creek, and Jloudy
for Scuppernoug River.
- Norfolk pasHenger and freiI
Norfolk and -atern Railroad 1
Tbrt'UgU -tickets'.' ou sale an(
checked to all principal point!!.' v
-';r-;-'-o- V:-
EASTERN CAROLINA DlSl
FAST FREIQET L
AND, PASSENGER KOI
Regular tri-weekly line c"0
tween New Berne and EJizab f
' D.iiI.V all raH rvie btt He
New York,:, PhUadel p hit 0 uis'
Norfolk. ; " :---.y-
- 1 broiijb cars, a W ratef ret,ei,
time than by .any other rntf the
1 irect all arood to betshilt I
era IfcroltnaToispatch, 'as tt s
horfolk bv N. & S. R R ; irliat.
W. & Bi R. It ; Pwridefc-atcbi'
Philale1phi by Pennsylvai. .
SI Station; New , York b " -R.
It,. Piet -21 hwrth Riveiftw
For further infrmatit
HITH. Ant. Plymouth
the Oeiiemi Offlca of th'
Co;, Norfolk, Va. '
" M. K. KING, Ger.
H. C H01)UINS(O. F.
1
C0HFECTI0NI
Vews.,
In connection av
tiouery. Store, '4 a
Stand,. where can -1
latest periodicals, f
' Wboti looking I
ConfectioiJeries, F
ing and Smoking
trial. M,:. "'
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