BEACON FLASHES
CHURCH DIRECTORY-
The home of Mr. and Mrs. W.
TUB ROANOKE BKACON.
PUBUHC1,EVBRY FRIDAY
C. V, W, ATJrfBON, Editor.
Plymouth. - -
Feiday. Marcii 23. 1906.
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HE above picture of the
man and fish is the trade
mark of Scott's Emulsion,
und is the synonym for
strength and purity. It is sold
in almost all the civilized coun
tries of the globe.
If the cod fish became extinct
it would bo a world-wide calam
ity, because the oil that comes
from its liver surpasses all other
fats in nourishing and life-giving
properties. Thirty years ago
the proprietors of Scott's Emul
sion found a way of preparing
cod liver oil ko that evervone can
sy
take it and p't the full value of
the oil without-the objectionable
taste. Scott's Emulsion is the
lest thing in the world for weak,
backward children, thin, delicate
people, and all conditions of
wasting and lost strength.
Stnd for ft 0mpl.
SCOTT A DOWNE, CnEMtSTS
MMll WUAB W TOBK
f: 14. as.iff.M. AU drnfgiH:
J. W. PEEUY COHFY.
Cotton Factors and Com
tuiesion Merchants,
Norfolk, Va. '
Quotations, Mar. 31. l'JOC.
COT 105 Steady.
Strict Middling . . . 11 1-8
Middlia . . . U
Strict low middling . ; 10 7 8
Lew Middling . . . 1 S-4
Tinges . . .
. oiBiua .
Bines - . , . .
PEANUTS
Fancy ,
Strtctly prime v : .
Prima . .
Low grades , .
Machine picked ' .
Spanish . .
B.E. PEAS .
Black A Speckle Peas
Dull.
. . 3
. . 31-2
. 21-4
. . 1 1-2
. I 1 2-2 1-4
$1.00 bushel
$2.59 If) bag
1. 10 bu
1.00 bu
Clay & Ited Peas
Peanut Bags, 68 in. 8oz. in bales, 10 l-4o,
o 12
, H0ESE SHOEING
, AND
Repair JShopsu
' Having just hailt aad fitted up a Oeaaral
Repair shop, on Water street, near Coast
Liae depot. I am in position to shoe hor
ses aad repair baggies, carts, Ac., at short
notice aad ia bent manner.
AH werk guaranteed. QiTe me atrial
aad let me cenvlnce yoa.
Ilorle shoeing 65 cents.
oclS K. W. BATEMAN.
HOTBL ROPER.
fiOPSB, N. C,
J. I 8ATAGE, Frop.
New House - New Furniture,
Good Table Attentive Servant
HOME-LIKE with HOME-CO 11 FOBIS,
Rooms Fresh and Clean.
"Travelers' Headquarters.
BED FOB BALI!
I have one (1) good goose-feather
bed for sale. Never been used at all
Weight 60 !bi, and will be sold at ;
i
uargain.
J. M, WOOD LEY,
Skinnersville, N. C. .
r
!TbGe who havb friends visiting
them, or who. intend leaving home
S themselves, will please let it be known
3 at tLis office, so the fact may be won-
2 tloujed. It does not matter whether J)
cfc you Hre a subscriber or not. All We &
j aak is let us know it. j
Mr Cecil Beaeley aaade a trip to Norfolk
last week
UtH B Ward of Washington, was in
town on Monday
The bad weather has been pretty tough
a ear fishermen.
Mra J. E. Blount, county, was in the
city oa Wednesday
Mill Lillian Oaviagtea of Oateeville, is
visiting Mrs C D Loans
Attorney A. O. Gaylord ia attending
court at Williamston this week
Mrs Louin P Horntbal and children are
visiting relatives in Suffolk, Va., this week.
FOR SALE I have a white, full-blond
Spauitth Bulldog ior lale. He in 1 year
aad months old. and weighs 60 pounds.
Addresar H. W. DusBiR Sonud, N. C.
Mrs Stella Pinkbam of Washington, is
the guest of ber, parents, Mr aud Mrs;
Henry Neal
Kev VY. B Brickhouse of Skinnersville,
dropped in to see us while ia t city on
Wednesday
Mr and Mrs. E 8, Cauoou of rikinners
yille, visited the family of Mr D F Bate
man this week.
8alve! Sal veil Spread the BUve.bnt ltt it j
bo Pmesalve, nature s remedy for cms.
burns, sores, eto. For sale by x Daven
port and Saik s fc Son je 1
D. 8, W.J.Starr and daughter, Miss
Lillian, of Creswell, were among the visi
tors to our town this week.
Mr. F. R. Johnston is having his town
residence repaired and will, at an early
date, resume house-keeping.
Owing te bad weather, Mr. Ayers post
poned his Special Hamburg and Lace Sale
until next Tuesday. See ad.
The ground-hog's six weeks expired on
Wedneadav. The little hibernating rascal
made many enemies this season.
Mrs. J. W. Oden and son, of Washing
ton, have been the gusua of Mrs. Oden's
fathtr, Mr. H. Feele, the past week.
For headache, constipation, etc.. Dude's
Little Liver Pills are best. Thy uleajise
aad toaic the liver. For sale by P E Unyen.
port aad Skiles & Son je 1
Mr S Macnamara, representing The
Macnaaiara Syndicate, of Norfolk, Heal
Estate and Timber, made us a short call
on Wednesday , v
Messrs H. Q. Jackson of Farniville, and
Elmer Jackson of Williamston. were horn
this week, vit-iting their parents, Sheriff
aad Mrs. W. J. Jackson.
Miss Nona Brtnkley mad a trip to Rocky
Mount on Tuesday, where she went to
meet her brother's wife, Mrs. P. W. Brink
ley i t Georgetown, S. C, who is now
visiting relatives here.
Mr. Louis P. Horuthal extends n cordial
iavitatiou to all to visit, his store next
Tuesday and Wednesday, at which time be
wi t dtsplav for vwur inspection, tue most
earefall selected stock of spring drens
goods, trimmings, eto , ever brought to
this euaaty. Doa't fail te be there.
In the sprint time vou renovate your
house. . Why not your body? Hollister's
Rocky Mountain Tea drives out impurities
eleanses and enriches th blood and puri.
lies the entire svsteiu. 45 cents. Daven
port's drug store.
Please do not lose sight of this office')
when ia need of Job Printinc. You
will find nothing cheaper or better, no
matter where you send.. We can far-
ntsh Packet Heads, nicely printed and
padded with blotters at from $1 .r0
to 86 00 per M. Type-writing paper
and blauks a specialty. Send it to us.
The season nw being over. I take this
BQtithed of thanking our friends for their
liberal patronage daring the past. While
we will not keep a full stock of horses and
mules on hand daring the summer, we
shall Ve in a position to furnish at any
time anything in his Una you may need.
Jest let us know what you want, and we
will get it for you. Respectfully,
D. H. MEWBKSKT UO.
The first issue of "The Eastern 8tar(" a
paper published in the interest of the col.
ored race, with Edgar J. Hayes, Editor ;
Lawrence Smith, Associate Editor, and O.
0. Cobb, Manager, is on our table. The
paper is a six column folio, and is a neat.
well rotten up sheet. In uia salutatory
Editor Hayes, who is also Principal of the
Plymouth High School, sbowa Mms?ir to
be broad minded and patriotic The paper
is needed, and should it receive the en
couragement and support it richly deserves
it will be no small factor in the uplifting
pud advancement of the raoe in whoso in
terest it is published.
If yoa are troubled with Piles and can't
find a cure, try Wit eh Hazel Salve, but be
sare you get that made by E C. De Witt &
Co.. Chicazo. It la the Original. If you
have used Witch tiazel Salve without being
releived it ia probable that you got bold of
one ef the many worthless counterfeits that
are sold on the reputation of the genuine
De Witt's Witch Haael Salve. Y. E. Uayeu
pert
It is better to go forward slowly than to
go round and round ever so fast.
The tar that is centained in Bee's Laxative
Honey and Tar is harmless. It is not coal
tar, but is obtained from the pine trees of
ar owd native forests. Bee's Laxative
Honey and Tar ia the beat remedy for
colds because it acts on the bowtls thus
expelling all colds from the system. Be's
la the original Laxative Honey and Tar,
and is bet for cough, colds, croup, whoop
ing ooUgh, ling and bronchial affections.
Sold by P. E. Davenport and Skile & Son,
Fletcher AusboH. corner Waahilitf-
,on .d Third ftrec ,s, M ,ee STJ
oil a roost brilliant social event ou .RewL.B. Jones pastor
Friday evening last, March 16th, the I Snuday' school ever v Sunday morniagat
occusion being the celebration of th'o.;i5 o'clock, w; M. Bateaian, upt.
iiiictjiitu oit tn-aay OI tneir uauguier,
Miss Katie Ilamptou.
At eight o'clock the invited guests
began to arrive. From every windww
gleamed a light of welcome, and by
nine o'clock the spacious .parlor,
drawing room and halls w'eiti filled
with gay young people who called to
wish 5liss Katie many happy returns,
and the little Miss, assisted by her
sister, Neva Johnston, and cousins,
isses Hstello Forbes, Fannie Mae
Lis and Keta Harrison, bid each
one a hearty welcome. ' '
The color scheme for the occasion
was yellow awd greeu. Tho docora
tions, formed of foreign 'and lnnvt-
tic ferns and flowers, yoiXOi.. rod','
cedar, holly and pine, Wert; artist 'Wall v
arranged. In a frame over 'tie pu
lor door, worked in grtnti and yel
low, was the simple motto, "Wel
come," while in bold relief, sirt iciud
across the rear end of tli; hall, wan
"1891 K U. A.1U00," in v!iow
and gleeu letiers.
Music, sois and garner held die
attention ot the gubUi uii.il elev.-n
o'clock, wlien Lliey fu uiv.(.t'd .mu
the dining room wue'ie, bciiaLli uv
soughing of the piiie aim ceilaf
bouii !., oe-ri.ift!iiv deoor-i-r i . .
jjCOi iudelltid Will)-. I . .i",
cake and other delicacies to Uitupi
the inner man.
At twelve o'clock the guests be
gan to depart for their respective
homes, having extended a vote Of
thanks to . their young hostess and
her indulgent parents for a most de
lightful evening. As a whole this
was, perhaps, the most brilliant so
cial event Plymouth has witnessed
for years, and from the number of
cards of regret from those who Could
not ittend, and the number present,
together with the numerous and
uostly presents received, the writer
agrees with the rest that Miss Katie
is a most popular little girl.
Amoug those present to do honor
to the occasion, were: Misses Gertie
Datemati, Margie Willoughby, Ida
Harrison, Estelle Forbes, Meta Har
rison, Cad Campbell, Blanche Spru-
ill, Louise Ayers, Mamie Clagon,
fanuie Mae Lewis, Katie and Neva
Ausbou, ii'id Eev. L; ' JJaHgham Joue?,
Prof. K. F. Loe and Messers J H.
Leggeit, Z. V. Norman, Kobt. and
Leon Chesson, of Koper; Herman
Ward, Clarendon Willoughby, : Wil
lard' Washburne,v Jackie Chesson,
Orover Midett and Cecil Beasley."
Ye editor jonn her host of friends
in wishing Miss Katie inauy happy
returns of the day and a coniinued
life of jov and popularity.
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What's The Matter With Ro-
" per?
, 0 Tuesday evening the fourth
teams of Plymouth and Koper cros
sed bats at Koter where, notwith
standing the very inconsistent state
of the weather, the spectators were
given a splendid exhibition of ball
playing- by the rlymouth team.
This team as a whole, under the effi
cient auagemeut of Mr. Herman
Ward, showed up in excellent style.
However, as must happen, in every
game, there are always a few who
play better ball than others, aad the
few in this case were Herman Ward,
pitcher; Liudsey Phelps, catcher,
and Henry Midgett, first base. From
beginning to eud the Koper boys
were uuable to "get on to" Ward's
curves, and consecjueatly, lacking in
ability to hit, had to content them
selves with three strikes. Phelpiaud
Midgett played an errorless game,
ana at several critical points,, by
moans of good head work aud fiue
playingcombined, greatly contrib
uted toward making the game the
walk-over that it was. The Koper
"rooters Kept contiuuaiiy at it, but
this was a case where rooting was uu
availing, as the Plymouth twam
showed their
minerifit-itv
from 'the
beginning. The Koper boys played
i - --- ,
good ball, but judging from-tho
score, if they wish to cope success
fully, with Plymouth, a good dyal
more practice would not be a bad
idea. The game resulted in a score
of ten to four, in favor of Plymouth.
Plymouth battery. Ward and
Phelps. Koper battery, Johnston
and Chesson. Struck out by Ward,
15; by Johnston, ' ' I
The best way to rid tho system of a cold is
to evacuate the bowels Kennedy's Laxa
tivo Honey at.d Tar acta as a pleasant ' yet
effectual cathartic on the bowels It clears
the head, cuts the phlegm out of the throat,
strengthens the bronchial tubes, relelves
coughs, colds, croup, whooping cough, etc.
sold Dy Davenport '
FOR SALE Having pnt in new lights
in the M E. Church, the Ladies' Aid so
ciety offer two large chandeliers (one 6 and
one 8 lamp) and other chureh lamp for
sale. A rare chance for churches or balls
needing good lights, to get them cheap
ddre this office, or Mrs. B. A. Blount,
Plymouth, N C.
L.M- E- Chnrch Services every auday at
Baptist Chureh Services very 1st. 2nd
and 4th Sunday at 11:00 o'clock a. ra., and
7.4(1 nAlnL .. ... t -
Thursday night. Kev. J. W. Moblew, pastor.
Sunday subool every Sunday morning at
9.30 o'clock, W. K. White, Bnpt.
For, an Impaired Appetite. .
Lnss of appetite always tconlts from
faulty digestien All that W ncedad in a fw
doses of Chamberlain's Kteuiach ahd Livtr
Tnbtetk. They will invigorate the stumach,
strengthen the dietioa and give you aa
appetito like a wolf. Tlie Tablets also act
an a gentle laxative. Fur sale by all drag,
gists
Much that Hcim8 for love wouldit skit d
t!w tl uf cun pepers.
It is not difficult to releive blind, blecdi,
itching or protrudiug pilM with ManZi .
the great pile remedy It is, put up iu o !
lMpib;v inlte wjin nozzle, and may b in
trod need and applied vt th seat of '
tr.tuble Stops pain iitslamly. tJoid by RE.
Davenport aud ikils & Son j
FOK SHKKIFF.
' I takb idtni. ncitihod (,l'r turning thankb j
'id !ippri iMtmn- t.thri ctiz tm of Whfi (
!i' i .C- ' f, - ;n-r-.C" fi'lt-i-n- ar.d i - '
dawLtd when a cuuveuuuu Wiil be h-d
fur the purpose of naming a man for the
position I have been holding for. the paat
nil years, I respectfully offer myself as a
candidate for the consideration aud action
of the couveotiou.
I have been conscientious in trying to
discharge the duties of office acceptably In
the law-abiding men of the county, and
fan only promise, if re-elected, to dUcbarg
those duties as I have iu the past.
Very respectfully yours,
VY. J. JACKSON.
A GUARANTEED CURE FOH PILES.
Itching, Blind, Bleeding, Protruding Piles.
Druggists are authorized to refund money
if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure in C to
14 days. fiOc jn 12
One can usually tell what a woman aims
at by what she mis-.
A liquid cold cure for children that is pleas
ant, nannies, and t-ffr-ctive is Bee' Laxa
tive Honey aud Tar. Superior to-all other
congh syrup or coM remedies becaune it
acts on the bowels An ideal remedy lor
Coughs, Coldn, Croup, Whooping Couth
and all curable luug ami bronchial affec
tions in child or adult. Pleanant to take.
Sold by P. E. Davenport aud Skiles & Son.
To the Home-Seeker. .
Desirable Beat Estate on Second titreet
Lots 102 aud 103 for sale. Terms easy.
Will sell one heuse with one-third ef -land
and a guarantee of improved conditions as
to bceupauts of the remaining' houses.
None except white people need apply. For
farther information apply to the under
signed, or communicate with J. W. Bryan,
Greenville, N O.
118 W. M. BATEMAN.
PROFESSIONAL CAUDS.
Ir. -A.. White,
DENTIST.
Office Main Stkbet
PhonkD,' Wniiamstou, Nk C.
C-ri will be ia Plymouth the first week
in each month. . w se 14
VAX BUREX MAUTIX,
Attorney-at-Jjaw,
PLYMOUTH, N. C.
Prompt and faithful attention
given to all business entrusted.
'Phone No. 22.
1'KOTECT YOUR FAMILY !
You insure your house, your bam,
your time. Why not your life ? , Is
your service worth anything to your
family ? Kemember that when yonr
life ceases yonr family needs your ser
vices just the same. What proviioa
have yoa made ?
There is no tricks bidden away in
tbe policies we are offering yoa. Com- -pare
the contracts with those of other
1 companies.
Address-.' District Agency,
RELIANCE LIFE INSURANCE CO..
Near Beacon Office, Plymouth, N. C.
Ageats wanted in Belhaven
i I aad Washington, N. O.
NOTIOJ3!
V I .hilled the Artesian Well for
Mr.1 1!. .T. Norman, and for the towu
of Plymouth, N. C. Why not let
tne drill one for vou? Address all
orders to F. 0. Ellis, .
. , p. O. BoaE. Branchville,
2-1 . Southampton Co., Va
y.
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You are cordially invited to atteud
.
tmr Spring Opening,
Tuesday and Wednes-
IIECH27 &28TH.
'at; virhicb time we
phowia you a carefully selected , line of
Stylish Dress Gcodg,
broideries, Lacei,
Value is . still
we show you, from
highest priced ' goods, will bo entirely
dependable in price, quality and style:
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Your past liberal patronage has ap.
proved our efforts, and we trust it will
-
be convenient for you to be present.
The New Ladies' Home Journal Spring
Catalogue now on sale. Fashion .dates
in Six Colors. Over 1300 illustrations. Price 25c
JtorntAal.
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will; take pleasure ito
TrimaTingt, Ewr
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our motto, and what
the cheapest to the
Jouis JtorrJiaL
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