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V . X THE ROANOKE BEACON. PUBLISHED EVERY .FRIDAY j5t Toe Eoajcoke Publishing Qi). 0. V. W, ATJdBON, 'JoiTOK. PLYMOUTH. sr.. -a (FtttDAY.'ECEMBEB 1, 1899. ANOTftgB fcXPANIOtf. . lit 5rill.be of interest to the readers of the t&4G0N who'.juo McJSlree'a Wine of pardni iin thsir bomea to know $at the sale of this atbedy has bo increased daring the past j ear,' that the manufacturers hare again had ,of another large building. It has often .taw shA that an article that finds favpr srltli the ladies is sure to achieve great euc- -com. Mo more striking example of this .Could be found than .the history of Wine of Gatfai. Ftom thousands ofladios' letters ' eoetred by th maaufaoturers, the follow inn are selected : From Mrs. Mary Pankowski, 83 Eose Btreet. Chicaeo. Ills. - ' taken a bottle of Wine of Cardai " jjippjfeei much bitter than wheu I wrote you. I did not have any pains at.tayj.ist monthly period. JTrom Mrs. 11. A.. TUpmpson, Kalamazoo, Mioh. 1 Buffered from what was supposed to be (tumor of the womb, but I have taken ;flve jbottlea of Vpe ,flf Oardai and am almost carca. rpm Mrs., J. L. Todd, Stalvey, S. 0. . I do not think I would have been living If I bad not taken Wine of Cardui, We desired a child very much, and J. now have a baby nven mqnths old. From Ifea. W. S. Harris, 713 Walker Street. Kansas City, Kan. I have tried Wine of Oardui and found it ;to be the greatest .medicine oneiythior female trouble. ' To Ccbb La. Qekppb is Two Days "ake Laxatit tooiio Quininb Tablbts. AM gists reiuua wie mptiuy ii it. laua iu uuioi (Bovb'8 iisnature on every box. 25c. -rWORFOLK & SOUTIIEKN jLl - COMPANY. Schedule in effect adg 28th 1899.' The Direct Short Jjina between i'iy mouth, S den ton, Eastern North Carolina and orfolk apd -all poiuta North. Steamer Reaves Plymouth 9:00 u. m. Hail Train leaves Edenton 1:15 p. m. tdaily, (except Sunday), arrives at Norfolk 4:25 p.. 1 Express Txain leaves Edenton Tues day,' Thursday and Saturday at 700 a. m,t arrive at Norfolk 11 a. in. ' Connection made at Norfolk with all rail ' and Steamer Lines, aud at Elizabeth City frith Steamer Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday for New Berne, .Onoutpl, lton, toke Island Atlantic k N. C, Ii. K. Sta tions . 'tipe Wllmin&tou & Weldou R, lt. The Company's Steamers' leave Edenton J 2.45 p. m. aa . follows: Steamer o Maokey's Ferry Plymontb, Jamebville . and JWillianieton daiJy (xcept Sunday) with passengers for Roper.- Pa uteo, El jbaven, connecting with 8tr. fot .Makloy. ville, Aurora,. South Creek, Washington and intermediate landings. ' Tuenay.... Thursday and Saturday for Chowan My&&n&lf&pQj ,od- -Friday, far Souppllrn'ong iver 6& airivCi of No. '1 Traill. . , v " ifrorfblk passenger station at Norfolk and .Weat'era KailrOf a Depot. Through ticiete on sale and baggage checked to alj principal points. , 0 EA8TEBU CAKOLJNA DISPATCH f AST FEHIBHT LINE.' AND PASSENGER ROUTE. Daily all rail service betwaan Edenton, 2fw Vork, Fhiladelpnia, Baltimore and Norfolk. . , ' Through cars, as low rates and quickei Ume than by any other route. Direct all goods to be shipped by East er n Carolina Dispatch, as follows: From Norfolk by N. A S. R. R.; Baltimore by P. W. & B. R. R; President St. Station, f h iladelphia by Pennsylvania R. R. Dock t. Station; New York by Pennsylvania B. R., Pier 27 North River, and Old Do mi nion 8. S. Co., Pier 26. F9r further information apply to J, J. H A.S8ELL, Agent, Plymouth, N. 0., or to the General Office of the N.&S B, R. Co., Norfolk, Va. M. K. KING, General Manager. . 0. IIUDGINS, G. F. & P. Agt. . Watches and Clocks c:irefullr Repaired and Biitisfaction'giveu pn all work by 0. B. LEGGETT il Brine ley's corner. WATER STREET, PLYMOUTH, N. C. RAILROAD J : .'4.-.-'-.t-'9L BEACON FLASHES. December. ; Mr. L- H. ilornthal, of Norfolk, ,is h;a. County Commissioners will be in eesaipa next Monday. New Cream Cheese at 13c. and Fresh Fox River Butter at 25o. at M. E. McOajje'b. Christmas goods are beginning to make their appearance. Rev. M. Spear has moved into the Baptist parsonage. - ' Dr. .8. Hassell made a flying trip to Baltimore this week. Thanksgiving was pretty generally ob served here yesterday. ' For the latest in watch fobs, call on 0. R. Leggett, the jeweler, and get one of those "Twentieth Centurys," They are dandles. , , Mrs. L. P. Hornthal left Thurfday for a short visit to relatives in Suffolk, Va. Advertise your holiday goods to avoid haying your profits left on the shelves. Mr. A, B. Sawyer has teen on a pros pecting visit to Newport News this week. Mr. A. R. Dupree. the popular mail clerk of the A. 0. L., was off oa a vacation last week. Everything entirely new- Dry Goods, Notions, Groceries, Tinware, Fruits, Con fectioneries, etc., etc., and at prices as low as the lowest. Give me a call. N.?xt door to drug store. J. A. Willougiiby. Mrs. J, D. Cordon, of Washington, ia here the guest of her mother, Mrs. Louhsa Carstarphen. , Contractor Jackon has iust moved a house on Mr. 8. D. Jonet' farm with his cow machine, It is a success. Mrs, E. Ii. Taft, who has been visiting her father, Mr. J. S. Chesson, returned to her home in Greenville last week. Dr. R. T. Gallagher the Dentist, will be in Jryrpouth .the we.ik beginning Dec. 4th. Those wishing his . services should call early, as hi& time is limited. ' Mrs. Laurence Perry, of E. City, has been visiting our town this week as the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Ida Midgett. Mess. J. R. & L. A. Sullivan hare rented a stall and embarked in the market busi ness. Our be6t wishes are with them. Rev. B, II. Gilbert having tendered his resignation as pastor of the Baptist church here, moved with his family to Windsor on Monday. HAVE YOU HEARD IT? Ifnotgoto N. B. Yeagor's and tear the "Farm Yard Medley ;" lowing of cattle, bleating of goats, cackling of hens and crowing of roosters, something novel and interest ing. - Mr. Charles Latham, of Greenville, eon of the late lion. L. O. Latham, is visiting our town a.s the guest of hia aunt, Mrs. P. W. Uruikley. We welcome -to osr tOivnMr. Saun ders and family, cf Hertford: also Mr. Ward, of the eima place. The former has a position with Mr. II. Peal, aud the latter Will engage ;n the market business. ."Racket Stores," and ."Choap Johns" the latter especially, have been legislated against, but Plymouth boasttof a ''Cheap John," notwithstanding. We refer to bo less a personality than our popular mer chant, John T. Lewis, known ;in this sec tion as "That Cheap man, Lewis." liia name is John, consequently the law cau't hold him down. If you don't believe he is cheap, just drop in and get prices on Clo thing, Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes', etc., and especially Heavy and Fancy Groceries. His low prices have long been the talk of the town, and now his $1.00 Shoes for 25o. a creating wild excitement. - Call on him and he'll tell you how to get a pair. t Millions Given Away. It is certainly gratifying to the public to know of one concern in the land who arc not afraid to be generous to the weedy aud suffering. The proprietors of Dr. King's pew Discovery lor Consuuiptiou, Cougbs and (Jolds, have given away over ten mil lion trial bo.ttie3 or this great medicine: and have the satisfaction of knowing it has absolutely cured thousands of hopeless cases. Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarseness and 11 diseases of the Throat, Chest and Lungs are surely cured by it. Call on rlymouth Drug Co., and get a free trial bottle. Reg ular size 50c. aud $1. Every bottle guaran teed, or price refunded 3 To Our Friends. A3 the fall is the season of much advertising and as onr columns are consequently fuller of them at this time than during the rest of the year, which limits the space devoted to reading matter, we feel that it is due our patrons to tnako the follow ing offer : To all new subscribers who pay in advance, we will send Trie Beacon from now until January 1st 1001 1C - months for only "one dollar, and to all old subscribers who will pay up arrears and give us one dol lar, we will do the same. Yo know you want your county paper whether you take it or not, and now is your opportunity to get it cheap. Red IIot Elton TijE Qcn Was the ball that hit G. B. Steadman of Newark, Mich., iu the Civil War. It cauee i horrible Ulcers -that no treatment helped for 20 years. Then Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him. Cures Cuts. Bruine8, Earns, Boils, Felons, Corns, Skin Eruptions. Uest Pile cure on earth. 25 cts. a box. Sold by Plymouth Drug Co. 3 The owner sometimes discovers that the mare makes the money go. Bobbins' Chill Pills are the'best. Cost less than auv other chill and fever remedy. and they are guaranteed to cure, or yoqr money back. Fnce zac. per bottle, Drug- uista. For sale in Plymouth by Luther Harrison. sep 2',1-Qm ; Married At 8 o'clock on Wednesday even ing last at the Baptist church in this town, Miss Mary Midgett to Mr. W. 14 White, Key. T. M. Plyler, of the M. iii. cnurcn, omciatmg. The at tendants were, Mr. Tommie Ohears, the groom's best man, and Miss Al lio iSiewberry, Maid of Honor, Mess. O. 11. Leggett and G. W. Waters acting as ushers,, and Miss Vonnie Leggett . rendering the wedding march. The church was tastefully decorated with evergreens and .flow ers, and the large concourso of rco- ple present showed the high esteem in which this popular couple are held in this community. Immediately after the ceremony the bridal party repaired to the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. Ida Midgett, where a reception was give-.). Our best wishes are extended to this happy couple. Working: Night and Day The busiest and mightiest little thing that ever was made is Dr. King's Nf w Life IUlIs. Every pill is a 8ugar-coated globule of health, that changes weakness into strength, lwtlessness .iuto energy, brain-fag into meutal power. They're wonderful in building up the health. Only 25c per box. Sold by Plymouth Drug Co. 3 Our Trip to Creswell. On Saturday morning Jasfc we, together with Mr. W. F. Ausbon, left home for a brief business trip-to the hustling little town of Creswell, where we .arrived early in the after- axoon, after stopping for a short while a,t the hospitable homo of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Starr. At Creswell we were welcomed by our old friend, Mr. W.J. Mercer, who invited us into his o.ffiee and bid U3 make it headquarters while in town, and a most comfortable place wo found it after our long and cold ride. After warming ,up and meeting several of our friends in his office, we went out on the streets and found them pretty well filled with country people who had come to town to sc U produce aud do their marketing. Knowing , that this has been tle second crop failure iu suc cession in this locality, we were somewhat surprised lo see so much business going on. Every store seemed to be well fllled with people, and all the merchants and clerks wre as busy as could bo waiting on customers. .' We were in the town only a short time but while there we spent a most pleasant time, and met mariy old friends and made several new ones, and besides receiving a num ber of renewals we added several new name3 to our subscription list, to all of whom we return thanks. After leaving town we stopped at the hospitable home of Mr. II. V. Phelns. where we Jiacl supper ana spent the night, being quite royally entertained by that gentleman and his charming wife, to say nothing of Mr. G. W. Terry, who was on hand to bid us welcome aud do all in his power to make us feel at home. After breakfast on Sunday morn- . . -. T . . J!. - J) , 1 ing we bid. adieu to our ine nua ;uiu started homeward, where we arrived in time for late dinner, much pleased with our trip. ' Mr. Hardin Norriu, clerk of the drug store of 11. Shoemaker, Ferry, ill., says : "A man came into cur store the other cmy and said, I want a bottle of that sluSf that saves children's lives, I read in the News about jt. The children may get sicit wnen a fan not ret the doctor quick enonpn. T' llin'mollptrin VDtl Cell for CrOUD.' " Ho alluded to Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and bought a bottle before he leu lae sioro. For sale by all druggists. Lot Of B Nonsisting of every tiling in the Notion line : Dress Shirts, Un der Shirts, Hose, Suspenders, Neckwear, Belts, Corsets, Hand kerchiefs, Gloves, Etc., Etc. Folks, these gootlsaro jnst the same that you pay 23 or 30 per cent, moro for if you huy from strcight stock Call -and see if what you want is in this line, if it in you save money by getting it, as all these goods are to be uisjosed of at once at ,1, , i i i i I. .i .i . .- -.- f - - , ,. . .. ..i This line can't last long so come at once, or regret it forever. ..." Yours truly, J. T. LE7' ( ( ITEMS FKOM BAY AND VICLr Miss Loula Phelps is visiting friends at luuaor, . Copt. R. W. Wynne is spending a few uays asnore. The Ep worth League met at Scupper nong Sundy night. Mr. T. W. Swain, of E. City, was over laat week on business. Rev. W. D. Mokar has relnrnArl mifl wna in our midst Saturday aud Sunday. Mr. E, F. Walker returned to Norfolk Tuesday, after spending several davs with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Kobert Wynne have been having some improvements made on their residence at Bay.' Mr. Frank N. Brickhouse has opened school at Mt. Pleasant. We wish him a pleasant session. Mka Cora Tarkehton, of .Creswoll, de lighted our community with her sweet presence on Sunday, s the guest of MiRses Verna and Jessie Brickhouse. .Such visits are too britf for the many who enjoy her cheeriul company. The marriage of Mrs. Viotoria Newberry and Mr. William Knowles took place at the Scuppernoug Methodist Churoh last Sunday at noon, in the presence of a large and brilliant assemblage of frieuds and relatives. The wedding party reached the church promptly at the hour announced, and proceeded up the aisle while the wed ding march was being most skilfully rend ered by Miss Bertie Oweus, organist of the church. The attendants were. Miss Aileen Owens with Mr. Montroville Walker ; Miss Ordia Woodley, with Mr. Walter Owens. Mr. Bod Willi, assisted by lie v. Mr. Moses. of Columbia, joined them in the holy bonds of .wedlock in a moit itnpresuive manner ; the bride and groom standing under an arch of evergreens and chrysanthemums. At the conclusion of the ceremony the party drove to the residence of Mr. Knowlc-s where dinner was served to a large number of invited guests.- . . KID, Two Pointed Questions Answered What is the use of making a better ar ticle than your competitor if you can not get a better prico fur ii ? Ans. As there is no difference m the price ffce public will buy only the better, so that .while our profits may be smaller on a single sale they will be much greater in the aggregate. How can you get the public to know your make is the btst ? If both articles ari brought prominently before the public both are certain to be tried and the public will yery quickly pass judgment on them and use only the better one. This explains the large sale on Chamber lain's Cough Itemedy. - The people have been using it for years and have found that it can always .be depended upon. They may occasionally take up with some iashiouable novelty put forth with exaggerated claims, but are oeitain to return to tho one remedy that they know to be reliable, and for coughs, .colds aud croup there is nothing equal to Chamberlain's Cough 'Remedy. For sale by all druggists. Proof of tho pudding lies In the eatirtg of it. Proof of ROBERTS' TASTELESS CHILL TONIC lies in tho taking .of it. C03T NOTHING if It falls to cure. 25 eunts per bottle if it cufaa. Sold strictly on its ni8ilt3 by juL-ly W. 0. Ayers, EHEUM ACIBE Ii rapidly taking the pine of till other kiiown remedies ad a rhou matio cure, JwRtive. touic ud blood purifier. The reuion i plain, for it CB EES' Thero is no better time to treat rheumatism thnn during; th full liionlliB. !ure yourself befors tho rigors of wiuter me feit. RHUU. MAC ID 12 cta hut $1 per bottle. Sold by a!l Druir2il,3 Secure it I J0 S' 3f Mid cure your 1 RHEUMATISM til For Sale iu rlymouth by t op23m LLTHhllHARRIjON ample Goods TO Are you looking for a chance to save money- If so we advise yon to of Dry Goods, Clothing and where. Our line of Dress goods, Silks and trimmings is one of the handsomest to be State. To-day we will have beautiful Crepons for skirts, pared with those of others. CMAE AM CLMS.S are now in -season, and w havfi the best values in these goods ever offered for sale in this market. Our new assortment is a marvel of beauty, style and excellence. Our stock is the largest ; our stales are tho best; our prices are tho lowest, and we guar antee satisfaction in every particular. You can't af ford to buy before seeing it. I also- invite your attentian to my largo and well selected line of Shoes, both Ladies' and Men's. Our celebrated ''Imperial" shoo for ladies, has but few equals. It fits the foot; it wears like iron. We have this shoo in all the latest toes and lasts, and sell it under a Positive Guarantee . WStla oir enormous ttoeEi and ortr titer ailvaEitases w guarantee to please yop Eo6Ba In style and price People from tho country who come to town will please make my store a home. Everybody will ho welcomed, whether a customer or not. Yours very KKBI &4 M Est 9 teae?' THE .ijA-TlSS'l? TJiJS EDISON PhonograpH for $7.50. Sold by N. JB .YKAGER, the wi t "I which i.'. Columbia (3 i speeches, sin.sX pieces, Rcco': lies in stock carefully examine our stock Shoes before buying else " found in this part -of tho another new lot of those at prices not to be com truly, CALL ON jr. i. a.vc:e3 FOR FINE Heavy and Faacy Family Grocsries, Frcita, Confeatianetiea, Cauued Good, Vegetables, &c. . . 1 keep constantly on band a full ana well teleqled stock of everything in the grocery line needed for family usa. Nq BhodJy, shop-worn, goods; vrything fresh and sweet. When you leave home with an order for groceries, don'l tan 10 eau on m ; you ge voar money's worth of fresh goods eTery vnur patronage will ue aipre
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