tiie roanoke beacon;
Published Every Friday.
RuUred in tb fottOSce at Plymouth N C, m
oe4 al ai.tter. V
. OfSce nppoa te fast OffiC, up ataira ia
9orcua Bidding.
Snb-cnpUon r ice, 1.00 pt-ryear.
A4rrtteffi&U lnertcl at low rr.
O&itaary notice exceeding t. n litu , tvn eeMa
he. Count tb word. JloWiugeijrht to the line,
&d Md money with .IS. forull in exoei-a of tea
tine.
Tht editor will not be responsible for the rlews
f correspondents.
All article for publication must be accomwauled
by tae fall nsiie of roe writer.
Corrupe dentt ere repeated not to write ou bat
ooe aide of the paper.
Ail communication must be ent in by Thursday
Aomin? or they will not appear.
Addrene all lomrauiiiounon! to
THE ROANOKE BEACON.
Ph mouth, N. C.
We appeal to every reader of Tn Roanoke
Esaoo. to aid ux in making it an acceptable awl
pro&tabW medium of uewn to our citlcen. Let
Plymouth people and the public know wnat is
going on lu Plymouth. Keport to u all item- of
news the arrival and departure of f rlend, eoclal
events death, forioa il.ne.', accident, new
buildings, new enterprises and improvement of
whatever ca.tracter. chnnln busineif indeed
anything and everything that would be of Interest
to our ueoule.
The people of Washington county
especially the Democrats, have just
cause to complain at the actions of
Mesa. Mercer and Alexander who
''resigned as Canity Commissioners on
Monday. These gen lit men wre ap
pointed on the Board upon the affi
davit of a liunibtT o! Citizens to the
effect that the Board wm inconiiw-
tent. There was no law. 10 make
them serve, hut having accepted it
was as little as could have been ex
pected, that tiiey serve the people
faithfully to the end.
If they resigned, as has been sug
gested, fur fear of injuring their par
ty, their friends or of puulio opinion
by the way they may have voted on
the question which confronted them I
on Monday, it was unjust, unpatri
otic and cowardly, and they deserve
the denunciation vluch they are now
receiving. We say 11 thev reeiguea
to escape performing a duty for fear1.011 wM w.eru responding mini-
of public sentiment, they deserve no
mercy at the hands of the people.
By their actions, as representatives
of the Democratic party, they have
done that party untold injury, and
we daresay themselves much harm.
We do uoc say that thev resigned
for the reasons abort' mentioned, but
under the circumstances we think
an explanation is necessary. .
It is true that the pany they re
presented was much divided on the
question of license or no-hceiise, but
from what we can learn they did not
consult either faction ujtfm the sub
ject and that the Ziusv of their resig
nation is known Ofiiy to them elves.
In the name of justice to them -el yet,
to their peopie and for the good of
the Democratic party, let them now
explain. ,
Aftkr tliree muntiH of hanl work
between the r-aloon Hud auti-saioou
advocates, tue campaign ca'iie to a
close on Mo u -3 ay last, when ihepe -
titious were presented to the Bo.ir.l
of Comui!s-io;.er.i.
When the Hoard met in the Uegis
tera office at y o'clock, the two
Democratic mem era who were ap
pointed at the request (,f ( li people
soon after the election, Mess. W. J.
Mercer and W. A. Alexander, ten
dered their re-ignation, vvnich was
accepied. By request the B -ai'd re
paired to tiie C'Mrt room wnere the
meeting was, by request, opened
with prayer, winch was offered by
ltev. D. W. Davis.
The saloon keepers pres nted their
applications for liceiise, backed by a
petition from a large number of
voters (about 1,4UU) praying that
i .... . ,,A .'ii-iage and were driven to Mac key V
thea the pe.it,onot7U0 voer8uudjp.v Mm, t(J()k llQ s & s
800 ladies was nresented
the Comiuiasiouet's not to grant
license.
S. B. Spruill, rJsq., mde the
opening gpeeoh, which was an able
effort, in behalf of the saloon men.
He was followed by Mr. A. Gay
lord in a forcible speech in behalf of
the anti-saloon - people; albo by Mr.
Edmund Alexander, against. license.
The cloaing speech was that made
by Mr. li. 6 Ward in behalf of the
pitloon, which of itself was a bril
liant effort. But perhaps the most
fervent, earnest and pathetic plea
was the speech of liev. O. r. Davis
against the open saloon. The jmwer,
$eal and ptthetiu pleadings of this
devout christian man for the sons
find daughters, at.d his eloquent
tribute to the noble women brought
iortfi round after round of applause.
After hearin g nil : mo jqu-eches the
Board a lj- l r. 't-r;'.iiig se.-i.-titii;
bt immediately after assembling
in the afternoon they rendered a de
cision ia favor of the saloon and
grauted license, Mess. Bunch and
Ambrose voting for, and Chairman
8 wain against lice nse.
Thus closes one of the hottest
campaigns eyer fought in Washing
ton county. A campaign which has
aroused great binerness among men,
a campaign which has burst asun
der the bonds of friendship, and
retitiu twain many family ties.
TO CURE A UULL) IN ONE DAY
r&lte ljxtiv- Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
ourgints refuud the money it it taiU to
cUre. 25c. u p 4 tim
grand reception.
THE HOLIDAY SOUVENIR ELCEPTIQX
WAS A BHlLLlAKX AFt'AlR.
Veni, Vidi, Vici! Ueverse the
sentiment expressed in the last. wni
and it will aptly describe 'the sensa
tiou of our people ut the clo.iug of
the Holiday souvenir ueceptlou, j
which was held ou Tuesday eve uug, !
December Jiath 1SU?, lu ilie Towu
Dad.
Toe young getitleinen of Pl)m
outu, assisted by tome of their lady
friends, had 1W weeks been work
ing lor the perfection of this affair.
Ai o'clock ou the evening men
tioned, t tie hail, which h;ui been
beautifully' decorated with ever
greens. te;n to till wih fail ladies
and galuut gentlemen, and by lU
o'clock (he iare liali was packed,
and lor hours a happier rceue could
not be imagined. At 11 o'cioek tiie
prize eoutest ou l lie "suggestions
from a iVulcli'' was announced' and
it was found that Mr. ll. W. Umtie
was entitled to ttie first prize, a
oeauutul clock, and Miss Jiar)
Y eager to the booby prize, a toy
watch.
lu the early evening the mmagers
had presented each lady and genile
man with a nook of the watch anie,
ui m, AUU MIC VUIU JU1 I Ug Ul UUVltD lW
find a partner lor supper was arutt
siug, and wneu at 12 o'clock supper
was announced, the couples which
went to the tables were very much
mixed.
luo supier, which consisted of
creams, euke, salads, foreign and
domestic fruits, eic. was all that
one could expect, and the two hund
red people present did ample justice
to tha: spread before them. At the
lab.e each lady wau presented wnh
a souvenir of the ocea ton
Among the laig. num er present
were many v suors fro.n tlm ami
other states, aud when at 1 o'clock
the merry crowd.disbai.ded and re
paired to their respective homes it
was voted t be oae .f the most
brilliant events in the hitory of
Plymouth, ami may it be stid to tin
honor of the young men of tiii
town, they never do auvtui i 'y
halves. But this ufftir could not
have been at ended by o her than
success, for tht young people wo k
with one acionl. The weatner
could hot have been mote perfect,
the silvery moon sued ii. nofi ravs
Jon all the scene a a liappv sa iction,
HId the . twinkling s ais i-eemed to
ni"n a"
NO CUUE NO FAY.
1 hat U tbe wav all drnirisi sen Grove's
ThBTSLlSS CHiLl, ToNIO f'T Ma Mr Utnlm
ami Fever, u simplv iron and Qui me
in it tarit i-88 form. ChiKir n ioe i . adults
pri-fr it tooittei-, nau-eatii g 1'onicH. Pric-,
fioc ao 2-6m
MARRIED.
At !h30 A. M., D. c , 27th ult., the
M. " li Church wan weil filled with
people to witnen the m Milage of
Mr. T T (iardner to Mss Sal lie
Marriuer. Tne bride and groom
entere i the church unattended Mid
were met a the alter hv Hev. J. h.
Cunniiiygim who read the ceremonv
w -lch made them uushau I and wi.e.
From the chu ch they en ered a car
mo her, where tln-y peiit. a few
days, returning to Plymouth on
Sunday hint.
The bride is the eldest daughter
of Mr. T. J. Marrim-r, Clerk of the
Sup- rior Court ; a lady much ad
ruired by all for her p ire 'characier,
gr.Kse and beauty.
The groom is a salesman with Mr.
L P. Hornthal, mil a gi-nileman
who has woo the ie-pct and esteem
both of liiiHnes aiiii rocial circ iv.
To tint) popular ytuing con pi we
extend the heart iest congratulations
May life always be as. liappy as it
now seems.
Tbe progrMiTe Indies of WVsinnld I- d .
iaaed a Woman V Ed ti- n" .f the Wc-t.
field News, r anug tbe. d Ue ff p il 3, lh93.
l'he papr in fi'led with tuttter of iuterxt
to th women, and we notice tbe iilowiD
from a oorft-wponden', which tbe ditori
primed, realizing that it tretn npon a mat
ter of vi a! wnportauee to tMr t-x : Tho
best remedy tor cronp, colda aud h nn
chitie tht I have been able to find i
Ubtiuib' rliiiii's C'.u'U c-.iif'd. Fr fmui y
u it t.as rioe'jini. I 'p!ailiy rec ranifncl
it " '.:: and 50 iitizt bottles fcr I
CRESWELL CUIXIXGS.
' January 8r& " .
Mr. E. J. Nixon, ppent Christmas with
relative? bere. '
Mr. Lather Eboru returned from school
to tipeud XlUda.
Mr. Tom Joue, engineer ou the Wagner,
Speut AB14S llOUie. . , . -
Mr. will Uiuyewa speut a few day a in
our mldm lutt week. .
Mr. D. H. Holmes, male on the Wanner,
spent u few day a uouie Xuiaa.
A bop wua given by tiie young men of
tLli place lat WtUnesUay mgui.
Mr. H. D. Walker spei t Xmaa bome.
He lett tbU truing fjr the Uuiver-ily .
Ti e Methodist Sunday School Lad a
Chii tuaua tree at this piacc Xinna uigiu.
Mi8 Mamie Kime who baa been at
tending hioilaiiit's luiitiiute, returned home
iaai week. t
Misa JiuiiUA Woodley, after spending
Obiiatmas h'juie, rttujueJ to Lt suhuul
fealUldty.
Cpt B F Spiuid, wife and ch id, of
U iiiiuu, Lai bieu ' vietuug reiti'.ives uud
frieua et this place. "
Ih chapuiiuK Vast Maud Smith, of
Ntttbc-rti, ta bpendiug the hoiidaa witn
ri-JtUiVdb aud t.-ieudu hero.
Mra. V. L. Howell's hchool suspeuded ou
the 23m fur JCuihs, but will voaiuictice
s" the 10iu m t., patrouune ui.ci.ed.
Mihp Mamie Ambrose and Mr. Hubert
tiuweli weie happily manied ou the Sdi'.h
ult. 1'hey left ntxt inoruin ou their
iTidui tour.
Misaeb Annie May and Loula Walker
houortd UHWitu iticir enchauiiug preat tCr
thioUKii thd nolid iyu, icluruii g to thnir
school lo-day.
Mr. AIarv:n Ghnn, of Beioid, N. C ,
wa (he gueht of Alias L"Uile Fuelpb IhSI
WeeK. Ho left for homo Tnumlay, leuviug
his heart bt-uui J.
There wits a b-amiful marriage h! ?.
Davida Church mat Motid-y night he 27th
ult , the w)utiaciin panie oeit'g Mi. U
F. Armstrong and ft1 i s Nan ie Eboru.
lhtty left iUtSuuy on their biidnl tt ur.
To CvftR Constipation FoKKTtn.
't ak CaBCHtetx Ci udy Oathar lc. too. or
25c. If o. C V. fait to cure, aruggbttt re
lund money dec 13-tl
CITY MARKET KEPOKT.
C. R. Stdoa per lb 7
Sboldera Baoou 10
tiauis 8. C, 12i
Poi k per barrel $12.01)
Lard refined 8
Flour, per barrel, Patent $6.r0
' ' Fatniiy 5 5u
W. I Molasses, por n&l., v 3." 40
Syrup " " 40
GranuUted - ugar, per lb 6
Light brown " " " S '
Butter " " 2.1
Cheese ' " 12J to If.
Green OSes ' 15 t-5
H..a-.trd Ooti'ee . " " o V5
KggH per dot., la
L'obacco, per lb 20 to 80
Shot " " 7
tuu Powder " ' SO to 40
Coal Oil w Qit5. safety 160, per i;al. 12
" " Red O., p-rgal.. 15
ipplp ViiiPgar " " SO
iiee'ti Wx. per lb V'O
fa!ioV
5
Hides, . fiint."
" ercu "
" Wnited
Salt, per sack
Joru,
Vleaj,
lttce,
Peas, blKck
tlicfeeye
Pt-aunts
C tb n , per lb
5
" 3C nnder 60lb 2
" 21
6r,
per B8., new ho
eo
" 4o
" ' 4
" " 50
" " 30 to 40
5 t 1
A t uz I BiSQ Foa Y c.
A trarifacuoii m wi.i h you canrot lobe
l a BU-e thui. Bilioti-rje.. hick n-nda. he,
furred t i mi. , ttver. pib-N a.nl a tlinuBand
ther ilia are cau ei by conntip tirn and
alllgnih liver. anfarela ' andv Uatbtriic,
iiih vnnabrful iw bver st meUn and in
testinal tonus are by all riiu-gi5tH Riiariin
te. (i t cure or u,on y refunded. C. 0. C
are a sure thin. I'iy t box to-iiav ; -1 tc.,
25o , .0o. tiumle and thioklet fr-e All
drUKgiaia. d C 13-tf
Brown I mikes m- tird t hear peo.
pit- it the Klon iie fever.
Yeai-t-Wbai w U"l you ca l it ?
i be E.loid kf umll
EVERTaoDT 8AT8 CO.
Cancarets Candy Cuhartic, the most
wond-rful uedtcal diacow-ry of the ge,
i leasani ami rt-lre-.hin to the taste, uot
enilv and noaliively on kidnn.s, livraid
bowela, cleaiiHtug ih em ir s. 8 en., d'pl
uoldh, cur head icne, fever, babitua con
b'lpatmn and bi i"U8 h-k. Please buv a d
try a box f C C C to-day; 10, 25, 5u
rentK. rold and guaraut edtocur-b all
druggis b. reo 13?l
Post Office directory.
P M . Emilv . Facan.
Ash't p M. F. F , Faan.
Cierk. Geo. A'. liardiao.
)fSceh'urH fi.30 a m.. to 8-30 p.m.
ARKIVAL OF MAILS
Northern muil iirriven at 11 m; 3 p. m.
and 7 40 p to
bot.tbern: arrives at It a rn , & 7 40 p.tu
iiMKuyi'LOfi o Mails
ortht-rn mail cose at 7-3 a. nj., 8 60 a
ra , &, 1 1 2 a, m.
Soa'herri- closea at 7;35 a, m , A 11:20 a tu.
NOTICE!
Tbo Board of Com miSKioners rf Tyrrell
county, K. C, cd at. other pernon? lntt-r-ebted
nre bereby' notified, that it ia the
purpose. t;f tbe ttriiin'.uv' Vianufactcrii.g
Company to navigate Scnpiiernong river
beyor.4 Croes Lanrtins; witb boatu thirty
one ftet in widtb and they ure Hbewifip
notified to ootBtruct diaww in the bridet
acrut-B said rit-r t Colarubia fti.d roHs
Lanfline f anfficient width to allow the
fre M?p ot -aid hoat8 through - aid
bni?r:('K aril! up nnd i)n aM river.
r,!UNXING Mahu?ACTtrsi-o CojjPaKT.
t' t. i, VSJ7. ;f
General Debility
and Loss of Flesh
Scott's ' Emulsion hzs been the
standard remedy for nearly a
quarter of a. century. Physicians
r eaiily a JmJt that they obtain re
sults from it that they cannot get
from any other flcsh-formingf food.
There are many other prepara
tions on the market that pretend
to do what
EESU&SiON
docs, but they fail to perform it.
The pore Norwegian Gd-liver Oil
Aade into a delig'Titful cream, skill
fully hk.ndci with the Hypophos
?httcs of LLme aud Soda, which
Art such valuable tonics,
makes tliis preparation an
ideal one and checks the
wasting tendency, and the
patient almost immediate
ly commences to pot on
flesh and pain a strength
which surprises them.
r s;ir "n-a KP; SCOTT'S Emu'.slon. Sm tht tb
uu 4. id iik tie on the WT.pj-.r.
4oc. and Si oo, a'l druggiita.
."C-'TT ft, BOWKE, Chesnwa K,w York.
7H3 OLD RELIABLE
vrsT '?v vf
S&9
I am btill in the iront,
with a complete lin of
Buggies, waggons,
Boad Carts,
Farm Carts,
Or any other V eliiele.
To be convinced, call and r-ec
for your self.
With a large . variety of material,
and increased facilities, we ara bet
ier prepared than ever, to turn out
first-class work, at lowest pric.s
consistent, with good workmanship
' hniikiiit; the public for a very
liberal patronage in the paft, we
hope io merit ihe same in the fu
t ure.
UoMe shoeing and repairing u
spec iiilty.
hespectfullv,-
u; PEAL.
For wt'e and guaranteed by all dealerc
Frirt Tiers and Vines,
FL. AVERS,
EVuKt.REENK,
AND
.-HbUB.'JERT,
At I mi friers.
uraasociadot! wi b
e - r tbe b. hi nor
r es iu tbe conn-
ft.illUJS.
BTATB 'F WORTH CAi O-IHA, TYR1ULL
Ct.TJNTr, BPKC1AL PKOCEEHINOb BK
FOKK TuE CLtRK iF lHK tL'PKIOU
CiUKT
V I,. Ss L. R. Nbe. r, W. I.. A C. C
Sirrd, ati bur & M.J Strd ' , J.
1
M AO. P. R l ', W. B. Wilson. O iii
(tl n t I DiI vh il 8 , F .itik W. B IS
v inb l,wh t B. Anii" b. ni co l
W 'si ,S.D. A P. M l 8. Bl-y, C W
&B B. M4' tii-, f s. 8li-8 cheH
w) , T J. Mur n i, R. Ce Ver f r
A. J., A. W, A A O. N b-I . A. M
W. A e' , J D. & C E Gb'irtl J L
A E. . N wberry. J t onrmtnns,
rmeii.o -if miq., t 'O- M. o ir i
. um Ja. a & if " l Atnbrii aiu'
B. Bt te-, K li Barnes w. e Liyei.
tSvIl
PLtlM.FFrf.
v.
I
tr , n.. bl-e. Uo to fl.r is "l Sbort not e.
F. ' . .lOH 'i-T
T. a ft 1. A. Armstroi p. ji h m j
Keudrie H wbt-rry, jr hn o i Ne- j
burn, busan Btittou ft c. s.C ' tito r. j
Win. iwrtin, M idie Siniiu ut aud j
tusband, Gt-o. 11. ri;iiuvn ..
iVFkNDAN T8 J
It appearing by aJBJavit to tbe tiat ac
tion of tbe C n.t. tl at John Mctie- d U
Nt bmrv, Joh: Hoij n bi-r-y, Kiifan hution
and u tlnuiior, Mo tg eeof I'. A. a d
li. A. Armstrong, canm-1. aft-t due tiilu
y. tiee, be found wii,in the Mate an l it
farther Hpp aring but a canse of actiixi
eiiKth HgdioKl tha bind d fei.dxntB nod that
hey are pr-iper partiea tn said aotioii, the
KMid Johu MeKotidrie Bid .lotii.tifn
berry. Hntsn Sutton and C. f. Co, nor.
vior'ga ie will take notice that the. plain
tiff i the above eotitli dctb(n hVecau td
h Finn mora to iasnp fruu the Ce k of Mb
Sup rior Conn f n ell t onniy. K. c.
re nrnable before bim at his ft&ce in the
towu of ''nluiubia Tyrreil i'nnty Ft C,
tbo 1Mb day of Janmry. 1KJ8, at U o'
ct' Ck m , when a-id wber- the Kaid defei d
anU will appear and answer rr denjnr to
tbe petiti"u of tlu plaint S. whi' b ia filed
with the Clerk of tsuid riiiw rior C'nrt.
Thp purp.'M of naid action 1m io nell for
divinion among tbe iatd i lamtia ai'd de
ft ndant, tt-na-ns in common, a c- rtain
trai t af tm;b. red land in Columbia Town
bip, ryrrtrtl County n.o.bu'Wu m tbe
Phelps or Ht-seli trct. tsnly decribtd in
deed r jjiatererl in tbo K?p;ifters ffU-e in
l yrreil County, n C., Book 39. pp. 15, and
P ok 5, pp. 1 7 i ' Nuid irnct contaiaii g 200
acre morn or leas.
This the 8rd day r.fj Deo. 11:97.
ECMCND Al.EXAKOEJtt, D, t'. HOLMSB
Att'y for 1 Clerk, 8. C,
P,8ioiif Tvrrcll Qo ft. c
HO, FORKLOIDIKE! f
A Party of Roper People Going!
Have Alrcmly ""Started, '!
Not to Klondike to dig gold, but our store, where they fcnd piles of goods
AND CAN SAVE MOMKY-'
on every purchase. Will you
join the party and get the bene
fit of what is offered in the
in Dry Goods
Hats,
Listen at these
5c Calico at 4i
8c 44 at 6
x 35cDress Goodtt at 25
25c at 20
Ladies shoes from KOo. up,
Men's suits fibm 2 50 up, Lancaster Ginghams Qc
All eoods bought at low tariff
prices and are going cheap.
We Iiave a complete &iocR
now, antl can please ytm all
Come to see us, Yours truly,
HORTON & SPRUILL,
NovS-Sm
We Lead,
ever Follow
ftili Iii rriie lront
With the very best facilities to serve
the pniilic in the way of tirsi-cla.
tnruouts.
I keep on hand a prood ptx'k of
IlOUsKS AND MULKS,
For hire.
0of K TO SKR ME
When yon want My bah turnouts. I guar
at tee Katfaction.
B. F. OWKXS.
Main Street, Plynjouth, N C.
oelOtf
CBIAII&W,
I?oth Tliiin and Hookers.
Twenty Years Expetience
If you want a reliable and
servieable UHAIK
iva.ll on, or address
G. W. JACKSON, JR.,
LOMi 1M 1)0 h, N. C.
ang 30-4ra i
HEABa?AETEES FOR
HOUDAY i
GOODS!
T H E-Q A S H-M A.N
Buys for CAS H, sells for CASH.
Prices cut clofce to fit the most
.ant puree.
Will le di lighter! to show yon mv
iroodft, itV no trouble.
iStock selected with reat care.
Kvtrv art icl on my shelves is A
TK A DE WINNER.
Men, Women and Children can
find what they want at
M UN DEN'S, The Cash Man.
vl9 Roper, N. C.
W. F- BEASLEY,
Attorney-at-Law, r
0
Notions, Shoe
&c, &e.
prices :
20c Drvss Goods at 15
17 44 " at 2b
$25 Ladies shoes at Q
$1 50 Mens 4 at 1 Q0
Boys suits from iKc. ui.
Hoper, N. O.
& MOUriUHN
C0.IPaM.
1A1LK0AD
riCHiDCLE 1H ET.iT Br.PT I8at 1897.
'I be Lirt tsbi-it Lin bn. ee P.Juk ntbr
Ed. nun,, E'st n. Nor b Can boa and
Not folk and ai poima ortu hteaaif
leveB Fiynmuib V OOa. tn
Mail Tr.iic leav. m Ediut. n l-.ia p. an.
dai y. (except Sunday) nrrives at Koift lk
4:25 p, m.
Kxpi"8 Train leaves Erf. n O n Tnefl
da Ti.i.rpdHv nifj ratniiJay at t 15 a.m.
arriVeetNoif.iklla.nl.
Con- eo ioii n.adi ut orlolk with all raU
and Steui Ln.ew, and at Elizab. tl. Cltj '
witb Steamer N.uw , 'I ueauay, Tunrda?
aid ha urda fi.r New btne, amhUio
AN tt R. Stiitiot,8: aw dthington
t Newb rne It. Mopa u K. ani.k
1st nd lneia and Sa.tudav at lo p. m.
'Ibe ftHin.r Newbiri.e le-Tt fchzab ih,
i y Mo. day 11 M , and AWotnea iay p.
in... fr lUv.uoUe , lulmuC, Ooiaci tr Orwi
tai ana New Ber e.
i h Couipau, Meauiera leave d iJott
Vi 45 p ia as f. l.owo; K e a m e r
to MaekeyV F. Try I ly moiit Jaoj.fcyi.ie
ami W lllmuiSton liaily (except tti dnyV
with pufeeoKert. foi it.'p f, p8 t,,, Htl.
h-veu. f..iu ec-In win, tr. VirKmia I ar
I r Mak! yvilb, AUr-ra Mu.tb Wk,
Wdshitixt'.n aim intern., diate tanrtir,ki
lnehday, 'i'lmrsiny and Satmrlay ftir
Cb.. wan Kiy-r. Wediien0ayB
A vera and M.ndi;y aud Ftiia fi r 8m- JL
pf.mouK Hirer on arrival of N 8 'irinw
Norfolk pai-senat r Gallon at Norfolk an
,vfut-rti Railron; i epil
'l br ngh tick, ta no aale d baggage
checked to till principal point.
E iSTEKN CAROLINA DISPATCH
FAST FBKIQHT LINK.
AXD PASSENGER SCUTE.
Dtilv all rail service betme.n Ed.iiton,
Ne "Vork. Pi.il.idelpbia, Baiiimore ai
N rfnlk
ibronjbeara a low ratea and quicker
tim ibm bv any other r Hte
. in ct ah g.tdH to be hhii p. d by East
ern ar -Ima Dispatch, as followa : From
NorMk bv . 4 - R R ; Hhltitrore by p
W. & B K. R; Hreai!ei t St. Stti,.a,
PbilajJelpbia by P nmylTanik R. R Dick
St Station; New York by JP4fcr5'
R. R , Pi. r 27 North Rn r, " ff.Dft
For further inkt -
LAWREM E
or to the Ct
R.R. C". V
HC Elf
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