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3 it SRoanolte SSeaeon. PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY. CV. W. AUSBON, EDITOR. UN MOUTH. - N. C. Friday September 19. 1913. BEACON FLASHES Mrs, Allie Sawyer returned to her home near Creswell Monday after a pleasant visit to her cou sin Mrs J. H. Ange at Woodland Grove near here. " Misses Mamie and Maude Davenport returned to their Home near Creswell Monday af ter a pleasc.nt visit to Miss Mae Ange at Woodland Grove near here. " FOR SALE Piano in good ord er, price $50.00. See Mr. Jim Smith. Ad Mr. L. P. Hornthal 'eaves for Baltimore Sunday to purchase his first lot of mules and horses. Any special orders given him will be pramptly attended to. Ihe line of neckwear is some thing great at Clyde Cahoons. Ad. Mrs. M. E Tarkenton. of Mackeys was in the city onTues day. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Peal of Creswell were in town this" week Chief of Police J. A. Combs of Creswell came tip on Tuesday and brought a prisoner who was lodged in jail to be tried next Monday for rioting. Sheriff E. S. Norman of-Ed-pnton was in our streets Wednesday-Attorney A. O. Gaylord has been attending court at William- ston this week Mr. E. W. Ayers of washing ton w.43 here this' week-. Mrs. E. J. Conklin and child ren who have been spending some' time with relatives in New York, have returned .home. Mr. A. B. Litchfield of Swan Quarter was the guest of Mr. Clarence Latham this week. AW the new shapes in men's and boy's hats at Clyde Cahoon 's Ad. Just the shoe you are looking for at Clyde Cahoon's Ad. Have you seen those hand some new style ladies suits now being shown by P. W. Brinkley. ,P. W. Brinkley is now showing the latest things in ladies tailor fed suits at very attractive prices. He invites you to call and see them. Miss Sadie Chesson returned from Greenville Sunday after visiting relatives and friends h ere for a few days- W. H. Stubbs Dead. Mr. W. H Stubbs died at his home in this town on Thursday morning last, aged 72 years. Mr. Stubbs had been in ill health for some time, yet was able to be up and about the premises until a few minutes be fore his death, which was very sudden, the cause being heart trouble. The deceased was well known in thu community, he having held the office of Hoimr ol Deeds in this counry tor mary yeats prior to 1900. He leaves surviving him a widow ?tnd .six children, four sons and two daughters, togeth?r with many friends who mourn his d a h. Tne interment was mad-; in Brinkley Cemetery on Saturday afternoon, Rev. W. B. Bausi'itry of theBaptis Church, officiating. wrrv- : In Recorders Court Only three cases were dispos ed of Kef ore Recorder Bateman this week, as follows: Willie Smith colored, charged with picking pockets on the show grounds, found guilty and1 sont to roads for six months. Philip McRae. colored, receiv ing more liquor than law alowsi and retailing. Jury verdn-t guilty. Sent to roads tor six Sent to roads for six m mth. Deiendent appealed. Will MMjrett dr. ink and di - orderly, d-denden!; Kub;nits jud - jrment suspended on payment or Robert Earl Phelps In sad and loving remembran-' ce of our darling boy, Robert Earl Phelps, who was laid to rest Sept., 23rd 1912, - r . just one year xms paeu away, Since that sad, sad day God alone, for -He knew best, Called you dear Robert to rest. 'Twas a bitter grief, oh! a shock . severe, To part with you darling, we love so dear. Time was too short to say goodbye To the one we love so dear. . We miss your little foot-steps, We miss you everywhere: Home is not what it used to be, Since you are not there. You are gone, but not forgotten, Never shall your memory fade Sweetest tho's shall; ever linger 'Round the grave where you were laid. - We loved you, yes we loved you. But Jesus loved you more : And He has sweetly called you, To yonder shining shore. The golden gates were opened, A gentle voice safd: Come! And with farewells unspoken, You calmny entered home. Jury List. v The following named person have been drawn to serve as Jurors at Fall Term Washington County Superior Court, which convenes (n Monday, Oct. -20 1913: . Plvrmuth Township J. ti. Gaylord, Sr , J. O, Bateman, G- O. Cahoon, J. ii. Hamilton, w v Anshrm. W. H. Gaylord. T. J- Gaylord, A. F. Gurganus, E. H- Davenport, wins xwuertsuu, vv. R. Hardison, L. J. Cooper, J. 1 1. Browning, G. W. Hardison, W. W. Satterthwaite ana- a. vv. Swain. . Lee's Mills Township-W. JN. Turner, Geo. Ainsley, H. J. Ches son, A. R. Spruill, L. Peacock, T. H. Davis, N. W. Spruill, R. E Craddockand E. R Keason- Skinnersville Township J. W. Hofton, D. W. Phelps, M. J. Snell and W. E. Overton.- Townshin A. T, Hnlmes. J. J. Davenport, W T. Davenport, R. W. Davenport, S. R. Davenport and M- m. Spruill. Commissioners Proceedings. The Board of County Commis sioners met in regular session on Monday, Sept. 1, 1913. Present Levi Blount, Chmr,; W. S. Davenport and H. A. Litchfield. Minutes read and approved. Ordered that W. S. Davenport be appointed to intercede for building Turnpike road. Ordered that the following a mounts be paid: W. H. Hampton, fumish'g jail etc. Ih." J. L. Roper Lbr. Co. lumber . Ply. Lbr. Co. limber Swain & Davenport, furn ishing infirm Swain & Dav-j.np't puL.t, &c. 1G9 77 3.44 2 IG 23 82 4.9G 2o V! 5 C- VV. 11. Gurkin, milk V. B. Martin, At y. t'e -s- J. E. Reid, Sacriil: I W. F. Austw . tax li t U 'V-L T L ivauit .wait . u nLei 9 ; 1 H. Gurkin, i moi t ( uii Roar-OltC BCon, r'ub. 11.50 Wash. Co. Bank, freight '7.40 W S. Di Veapbrt, Br.dge 33.12 i Material 27.70 L.TilO'JUt, C HI , Warden- 4 00 VA wards &. B uUjrntOU 2i.4 F.R Jutirist 'ii. Ke; Dee Is 35 a0 W. l. Bateman.- lUcoider 4 G) C. V. W. Austwn. CSC U.oO 8 00 3 40 3 80 V. B. Martin, Rec. Co art J. E Reid. E. 11. Jacks.m " W. E. Bateman, Witness H C. Hooker -J. H. Overton " Jno Spruill ' " E. VV. Ayers, Lumber . R R R & L Co, Brick H. A. Litchfield, Comr W. C. Weeds, Pension B'd 1 00, 1 00 1 GO 1 00 10 00 5 50 4 50 2 00 P Q nwpniinrr. Kridtr 10 00 A. Ij "ftolmes, Furnislrings 32 00 nvnu awux - ! Plymouth TOWMsmt ; H, Hampton, fur'sh'a 72 29 ! 35 93 10 b4 Nezer Garrett 9 32 lee's mills township Tnir.i CAtv L. Cn.. Hv &et 77 11 Swain & Davenport, Hay 20 46 Sullivan L, Co., Lumber 20 42 J. L. Roper L. Co. " 10 80 A. Wren & Son. Harness 22 50 J. D. Rawls. Labor 106 45 SKINNERSVILLE TOWNSHIP Swain & Davenport, Oats 20 25 W. S. Davenport, Hominy 13 60 J. D. Rawles, Labor 01 65 SCUPFERNONG TOWNSHIP Elm City L. Co., Hay &c 54 99 J. L. R. & Co., Lumber 20 01 H. A. Litchfield, Labor 63 95 Case & Bros., Grader 50 00 H. A. Litchfield, Freight 9 38 lpr mules (gen. Co fund) 50000 P. R. JOANSTON, Clerk. Paint Now If you ought to have painted last year and waited for paint to come-down, how much do yon think you made? You'll buy an extra gallon this year. There's 5 or $6 for paint and labor. You think you won't, but you will; you can't stretch paint. It is always so: the longer you wait, the more paint and wages. Beside what paint is for. What is it for? DEVOE J. C. Spruill sells it. EOR SALE 1913 Model, Motor kJiXJJiJ -. C .A- K.M mvuvi) t-vw Cycles and Motor Boats at bar- gain jiict-s, an inatvca. "'' new machines, on easy monthly pavment plan. Get our propo sition before buving or you will regret it, also bargains in used Mntnv PvpIpq Writf us . tndav. Enclose stamp for reply Address Lock Box 11, Trenton, Mich. (Adv.) Mr- L A. ; Gray formerly of this county, and at one time Sheriff, but now of Colurrtpus O. made us a short call while in town yesterday. Subscribe to the Beacon. Someone1 j as. circulated that I would not buy Peanuts this fall. I wish to state that is absolutely untrue and without foundation. I will be in the market as usual. Most of the Farmers KNOW I always have TOP PRICES" and Will endeavor to keep my past record. See me before selling, a I will have no agents this Season. LOUI P. HOKNTHAL Report of the condition of THE BANK OF PLYMOUTH in the State of N. C., at the close of business Aug. 9, 1913. RESOURCES Loans and discounts $111,073.76 Overdraft", unsecured 974 23 . O. St ate Bonds 5.000 00 All other Stocks, Bonds Mort gages 3,000 00 Premium on Bonds 113 61 Bankingf houses 4, ."00 OO Furniture and Fixtures 2,0'0 OO All other real estate owned 2,000 00 Due from" Banks and Bankers 5,103 30 Cash items' 182 75 Gold coin t -07 50 Silver coin, including all mi nor coin currency 2,2(8 0l Nai. bank n ,.tes and other U. note ' .' l.ooo o. Total. i3.-t,ir4.oi LIABILITIES "a pital stu ;K paid in $ 2O,0( x. l! 65 ( lJ.idivi.lt,! y His, l-ssi' cur rent jxj iisv.-t-' and laxe J.iiid , N .les h d biV redi s uiit-d i t?p. its s i c Oil- i '. 4 09.1 77 i On bier's Oil kS OUta" vlltd -n', ' . . ; ' ' f tat- f vrtU a ,..,,. i ounty of vhiu- o... : L Latham CahWo'the i,l'OVl -named bank, do sol mnly swear tat Hi, above statement . true t st '' k..owle.ige ana oener LA HEN C li Iv .1 A M tshier r o.t-Attest. : A I. .JVEN . R Hiill T'JN L,. S. LiNDI'.C Directors. Subscribed and sw .in to before me, this 20th day of August, 1013. V. W. Anck, N. 1' HASSELL'B (S3f.CIATEO WITH P W BRINKLEY) When in nee.l of rj-:iniuf. Press- .11. d Dve'uu- All v..fk called for deliver, d- S itifaetion vaiuaiitct".!. Inquire as to club rates. hx rionced labor ! Druggist Gives Money Back When an article is sold a druer gist who is willing to give it his personal guarantee, it s a mighty strong proot ot real merit. That's exactly the case with Dodson's Liver Tone. It is a nleasant-tastimr. vegetable rem edy for a slow and sluggish liver Since Dodson's Liver Tone came on the market the sale of calo mel has gone 'way down. The reason is simply this: - Dodson's Liver Tone is safe and harmless and guarenteed to be satisfact oryCalomel is often uncertain sometimes dangerous, and no druggist wants to guarantee that it won't knock you out of a days work and maybe send you to bed P. E. Davenbort sells Dodson's Liver Tone and guarantees it. For you and for your children, it's a good thing to keep a bottle always in the house. P. E. Davennort will crive vou your money back if you think Dodson.s Liver Tone is not worth the nrice. "KeeD vour liver work ing and your liver will not keep you irom working," is good ad yice to go by, IT DDUS NDTGDST much to drink good Coffee and Tea if you get same from me. I sell you as good, Corf ee for 25c Der lb. as the local - J" - - - I market charges you 30 & 35cn per m. iJon t taKe my wora, b t j order and let fa ,r j U1C u?' e ; ney s Special 30, 35 & 4Uc Ci(fre-Q ire cplHnm pnnnlprl and never excelled in quality. j. W. liEAbLEY Farm For Sa'e I am off erine mv farm for sale, about three miles from Plymouth, containg about 90 acres, 20 . acres f cleared good dwelling and neccessary out houses, B F Bateman," R. D. 1, Plymouth, N. C. Adv NOTICE OF BOND ISSUE. Drainage District Number Four, v ashingfton County, orth Carolina ) The Board of Drainage (Jommission trs of Drainage District Number Four of Washington County, Noith Carolin a, do h-reby five otice t" all land owners in s-iid District that bonds of the said District will be issued in the sum of Forty-five Thousand Dollars, with interest thereon from the date of issue at the rate of of six per cent per annum,Mntere-t payable semi-annually and payable as to principal in tcu ai nuai equal installments, the first rf which will be due three years afterdate i f issue and one fach year thereafter for nine successive years. This issue will take ihe place of the issue of Forty-two Thousand Five Hundred Dol lars of bonds heretofore ailvertiswl. Any land owner within the stid District dtsriuir to save in terest on said bonds mav do no by paj' in t the Comity Treasurer the a mouut assessed attain t hi land witn in 1 1. il. y- fn in ilate of publi-ation, h:ch a sc- pi n s are sh wu on the u s i;nt i'lN in he t'lice if ',.e tl n nf the Su;eri"-r t'ourt of sui'l cun v. li.mtl of Drnina4'e PoiniKsioner of Drainage D trirt umber F ur of VV s!)iii'rt n count v M. ' ' . M. Bat.-mnn. Chairiiian. Attest: -(. A Rice, Secy 8-. No. 68 This it a prescription prepared especially for MALARIA or CHILLS & FEVER. Five or six dosei will break any case, and if taken then as a tonic the Fever will not rotnm. A It acta nn the liver Kptrr than Calomel end does not ripe or sicken. 25c NOTICE The "undersigned haviiiK' qalifiid sh ximinis rrtrix of the estate of H. C, Hi uiit, late of Washington Cnunty This is to notify all persons hol.hsg c;Binis or accounts against paid tlced e'nt. to present for paymen to to Hie un lersigned at h'iper North Carolina, on or before the lOih day of Sept 19 '4, or t'his notice will he pleaded in bar of their-yKvrnf ut. Ail tifrins indebted o saut estate wilt please male imniediatj; settlement This th "itb day ot Sept. Elli M. Blount. t. u Adminis'ra'.iiix Our Complete Line o: CLOTHING Boys' and Mens' are-something great this season. The boys' line ranging from $1 50 to $10. the mens' from $5. to $20. Every 2MRY All the newest creations. Entire Shoe Stock Pomplfite the Childrens' which will be in next week. Ladies cloaks are the newest hing. Come in and look our stock over. Yours for best h II P ri H 1 "CJherish an Honest Doubt, but Spurn a Lazy One." The Honest Doubt makes you interested, investigative and - r mi . . recepuve ro proot. 1 lie L?zy Doubt makes you indiffer ent, unresponsive and willing to ignore a good proposition without a hearing. inc noersot doutn Atrica- kicked the lilack Dia monds around as it they were so many stones. But later someone came along with an investigating mind and the result was learning the value of Black Diamonds. You Going-to le n, Boer? Some Representative Items Quoted Val Lice worth 05c. Per yard. ...21c 6 inch wide Shadow Lace worth 25c at 121c 30 " " Corduroy Velvet " 75c at .... 50c 35 4 ' " Chamelean Silk " 75c at fju We still have on hand several lots A nice lot of Dimities at.... For Jndigestiou, Stomach and Liver Troubles vve are selling KALO at $ 1.00 per bottle guaranteed to bene fit or money cheerfully refunded. You to be the judge- Investigate. J. 0. EVERETT CO. Farm drain tile and sev erpipe for sale by Clyde Cahoon. You get more goods for the sam - money at C yde Cahoon'r C n buv your boy a suit cheai at ( 1 de Ca' oon'.x. BIT Y Y0 LTR , MILLINERY PRO IYPM- ..M- YKR:: who nlwnys k'-eps an up to d i stock of seai-onbie Mi lim . Goois, Trirr:inii s, UiM ons Li The o:;l( t -;vil:flJv A Mil nprv store if-, ih ( OUniy I Be sure to st e her sto.k 1 iplacin; y-ur ord ' I y mouth Garage S" Motor Near Noritlk Sotitliern Depot When you need ANY Auto Accessories or work done on your car. OUR WORK GUARANTEED. goods and righ't prices, of 25c goods going at......18c , ,c. 8c Wood's Ilish-Grade Seeds. Crimson Clover The Kins of Soli Improvora, also makes splendid fall winter and spring grazing, the earliest green feed er a good hay crop. CRIMSON CLOVER will increase the productiveness of the land more than twenty times as much as the same amount spent in commercial fertilizers. Can be sown by itself or at the last working of corn, cotton or other cultiva ted crops. We are headquarters (or. Crimson Clover, Alfalfa, Winter Vetch, and all farm Seeds, Write for prices and Descriptive Fall Catalog, giving information about all seeds for fall sowing. T. W. WOOD $ SONS, Seedsmen, - Richmond, Vs. costs. VV. A. &wais, ra cook o oo
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