CAN YOU VOTE ? Not unles3
you are registered. The books
are now-open but will close Sat
urday evening, Oct., 28th, at
sunset Be sure that your name
and that of every other Demo
crat i3 properly on the books today.
RORER
COMMUNITY
FAIR.
Thursday, Nov., 9th., is the
day on which every person in
Washington County is expected
to visit Roper, and join in with
the people there with the ne
purpose of creating a community
spirit and understanding among
each other. The people of that
immediate vicinity have spared
no pains or expense to arrange
an -iff air that will be pleasing to
every person who attends, no
matter just what their tempera
ments might be.
Let every man in the town
ship of which Roper is a part,
have his farm represented in
some way. They want each
man, woman and child to feel
that this is their fair, and to
make a special effort to make
this fair second to none of it's in
the state. There is tot a person
in the township but what can
bring some article; and don't
wait thinking the other - fellow
will bring just what you will,
but let everyone bring their best
and make Roper Community
Fair the best.
The officers of the Association,
and o':hers interested in it's
welfare, are sparing no pains
nor expense to let the people in
the county know just what they
are doing, and are hopirg to get
every person who possibly can to
attend this Fair. And thy very
"-nestly solicit your co-;pratii n
in this work. So if you can say
or do something that will in any
way have a tendency to help
make the Roper Community
air more successiui it is your
duty as a citizen of Washington
County to do so.
While only citizens of Lee's
Mills Township are allowed to
to compete for premiums, it is
earnestly desired to have pro
ducts from all over the county.
and any other place where the
people are interested enough to
exhibit their products. This is
limited to Lee's Mills Township
for the fact that it is a commun
ity fair and not a county fair.
The premium lists are in the
hands of Mr. B. S. Clark at the
Bank of Roper, and anyone de
siring to obtain on 01 these may
proeure it by cymmunicating im
mediately with him or any other
member of the Association.
There will be a meeting of of
ncers, memDers ana otners in
terested in the success of the
fair, on Saturday evening Nov.
4th, at Roper. Meeting will be
called promptly at 3:30, and it
is desired to have as many peo
pie at this meeting as can con
venientlv attend.
rnis is tne urst time tnat an
affair os this nature has been at
tempted in the county, and let
each person who has any comm
unity spirit at all feel that it is
his or her personal duty to make
tne unaertaKing a rousing suc
cess.
D
MRS. L. WANET SAYS
SHE WAS BENT WITH
PAINS
Tanlac, of all medicines
helped her, Does house
work after years of
suffering.
"I uffered from kidney trou
bles for the past ten years,"
Mrs. L. A. Wanet, of Phoenix,
near Wilmington, explained to
Tanlac man, "and Tanlac is the
best medicine I have ever tried
and I gladly give my statement
so others may be reached by it
through the papers.
Until taking Tanlac my appetite
J T
was very puur aim i was in a
weak and run down condition.
I would stay -awake all nighT,
emocratic 'Cbunlty
" "" " , t ,-.. ! I J
Ticket.
-I
. (To vote a straight Democratic Ticket,
make a cross mark (X) in the circle.
(If the straight ticket it not voted, make a
cross mark (X) in the square opposite the
. name of each of the candidates for whom you
elect to vote.)
State, Senatv iksT Senatorial District :
WILLIAMS. DAVENPORT
, Washington County, .
LINDSEY C. WARREN
Beaufort County..
Representative, General Assembly :
J. CARROLL COGGINS.
Treasurer :
AUGUSTUS L. HOLMES.
0
County Commissioners :
T. LAFAYETTE SATTERTHWAITE
NATHAN W. SPRUILL
J. WALTER STARR.
v j Register of Deeds:
PRANK R. JOHNSTON.
. ,
County Surveyor :
ABRAM J. NEWBERRY.
Sheriff:
JOSEPH E. REID.
Coroner:
BENJAMIN P. HALSEY.
Recorder :
ARTHUR W. SWAIN.
Justices of the Peace, Plymouth
Township : ,
DAVID G. DARDEN
JULIAN W. HARRISON
WILLIAM P. AUSBON
Justices ef the Peace, Lee's Mills
Township :
THOMAS R. CHESSON
EDWARD S. BLOUNT
N JOHN E. SINGLETON
Justices of the Peace, Skinnersville
Township :
CLINTON L. EVERETT
SAMUEL B. DAVENPORT
JOSEPH D. SWAIN
Justices of the Peace, Scuppernong
Township:
CHESTER SPRUILL
HENRY A. LITCHFIELD
L. H. LUCAS.
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aaa-COME TO
i JEBCoEODMBE
Oct, 31, ;Nov., !', 2, 3
Washubn County ;Hste1ah Exhibit Here;
1 'You Are Welcome!
FINE MIDWAY
FAST RACING
AERbPLANE FLIGHTS
EACH DAY
Worth your trip to see fine farm exhibits
Special Rates on Railroads
EDGECOMBE FAIR
Association.
1
COME?
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"nrri1 m,rm ""''rr'r"mi'X'"''''"'V-'',rwiw' ''""m r" ' l"""1"Mr ", " , , ,,
New iiStaMes.
Kentucky Horse & Mule Exchange ;
- Under th Minizcmeat of . -v :
J. S. SHUGArt, Plymouth, N C.
Will soon complete their commodtouf Brick Stables on
Water Street, near the Norfolk Southern Depot. Mr.
Shugir will leave for the Western Stock Markets about
the 29th inst.; to purchase a large shipment of the best
that can be ha$ in horses and mules. The fact that we
buy in car-load: lots enables ni to make our cash prices
compare mth those of any other market in the South.
If in need! of any special animal 'phone, write or call on
him, h-will take pleasure in trying to fill your orders
entrusted to-his care,
BUGGIES & HARNESS
We purpose to cary this season a large sotck of High
Grade Vehicles and Harness, Sadles,Robes, whips, blan
kets, Etc., and will be glad to serve all who are in need
of such. In our new brick stables we will have ample
room to take care of a large number of horses and we
invite the public to make our stables headquarters when
in Plymouth. If in need of horses and mules watt for
our opening sale early in November. Wc will have the
stock and prices that will interest you, and will guaran
tee satisfaction.
My back gave me lots of trouble
and, when attacked frequently
by e burning sensation, I had to
bend over to ease my pains.
Headaches also bothered me.
But now. I am so much stronger
than I was and I am able to get
aiuuuu auu uu sumic wuin..
Tanlac is sold in Plymouth by
P. E. Davenport; Roper, Farm
ers union Supply Co.; Edentoii,
Mitchnerii Pharmacy.
CAN YOU VOTE ? Not unless
you are registered. The books
are now open but will close Sat
urday eveninjr, Oct, 28th, at
sunset. Be sure that your name
and that of every other Demo
crat is on, the books to-day.
. COGGIN
AN
B.
MARTIN
AND THE OTHER COUNTY CANDIDATES
ress
At the Following Times and Places:
ALLEN'S SCHOOL HOUSE, OCT-30ti-7i30RM-
HIINSON,
OCT.31t, 70 P.M.
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PINEi y" GROVE, v 7:30 M
ROPER wov 2nd 7,30 p'
CREELL, N0V-3rJ' 7,30 '
CHEERY, 4&t 7i30P-M'
PLYMdUTH, wov-w-wo p-m.
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Subscribe to-Jht BEACON.
Special Invitation Extended to the ladies.
Ctalrjais VzzzzcTIHk Exectiiva Committee, Washington County,