HtunokG Lsaccn.
ihoQfiici
, ijtgtou County.
Published Every Friday by , "
Kqahokk VvBugmxa Qi upi.?,
V. FLETCHKbt AU3BJN, Editor.
V. W, AUSBQW, Busines Manager,
SubtoHMon price, $J.?3 py ywy,
Tlw 4Uw will not bo reopuwllde fgr (be views
All sMieiiM (or unMlcaJJnii inuit La accomuauied
tif the fall nw of iu wrifer.
Cotresrttn&inta are resetted not to write on but
aynwaiuj.fye in.
All coMwwiniciuou mu4 be eut in by Thumluy
eJiygliiK or tliey will not appear.
ijjfjfuiH ail coinmuiucaUuiM to
THE ROANOKE BEACON,
- Plymouth, N. C.
. M I. . ' ' '
We appeal to every reader of Tn Koanoik
Bi.con, to aid na in making It an acceptable aud
frofiUbU medium of new to our citueiia. Let
lvmouth people and the public know wnat I
foluK on in Plymouth. Kcport in n all item of
ttewa the arrival and departure of friend, .oclal
event, deaths, sorioua Utile-, accident, new
buildings, new enierpritea aud Improvement" of
whatever character. chMtitfw in biiwine iud;ed
aaythiug and everything that would be of iuterest
to our people.
FRIDAY, DECEMBERS, 1800.
OT7R$brigUt exchange, the Orphans'
Friend, has recently douned a new .dress.
If you wish to aid in the support ot a good
iwejjej)il one dollar andj'become a sub.
ccriber te the Friend. You will enjoy the
paper and at the tame time be adding to
the comfort of 250 orphan children.
Foa large collections for the Orphan 3 ol
thia State taken up on Thanksgiving day,
Durham takes the lead, a collection wm
taken up at the Main Street Methodist
church in that city which amduuted to $300
thia was tent to the Oxford Orphan Asylum
which will add greatly to the comfort of
the little onea, Tuc collectioas throughout
th State for that purpose were large.
Ths Canvassing Board of the First Con
gressional District have given their official
count which is as follows :
Dam. Hep.
CoTJXTIES. BjfANgn. ' BNAIU.
Beaufort, 1980 1338
Camden, f(9 filti
BarUret, 1093 458
Chowan, 735 801
Currituck, 941 341
Pare, 28.1 25
Utef, 1121 :9
Hertford, 1103 1075
Hyde, 8U6 624
Martin, 1658 10l
Pamlico, 702 492
Pasquotank, 843 llit.t
Perquimans, 831 858
Pitt, 2600 1834
Tyrrell, 443 331
. Washington, 571 725
Total, 16,430
12,683
Thb Wilmington Star says : "Abraham
Lincoln taay not have been a prophet but
there waa aomething of the prophetic order
in the f otfaw.ng w'ritUii shortly before hi
death to a friend in Illinois : '
lt has been a trying bonr Ibr the Repub
lic, bat i see is the future a crisis arising
which nnnearres me and causes me to
tremble for the safety of my country. As a
rult of the War corporations have been
enthroned, and an era of corruption iu
high places will follow and theu the uiont-y
tower of the country will orolona its reicn
by working upon the people, until all the
Wealth ia aggregated in a few hands and
the Republic U distroyed. X feel at this
tiuteutore anxiety for the safety of Iniy
ctjoutry than ever before, eveu in the midst
vi me war. uoa granijinat my lears may
prove groundless."
Mr. Lincoln saw In the mercenary, grasp
ing spirit ao prevelent during the war, the
trouble ahead. Hid he lived a few years
longer he would have seen how f ally his
predictions came to pass. The eud is not
yet aud will not be until the party which
called Lincoln to the Presidency is killed
as dead as Hector. While it lives and has
the power to ntiuggle it will be a com est
between the people and the money lords
Who endeavor to control the country for
heirown profit.
RED COTTON
Jdanufaciurar.' Record.
For two yeais or more considerable pub
licity haa been gm-u to aud no little inter
ent excited by the discovery of ted couon
ana the efforts to perpetuate its growth
According to the latest report the tev-ral
attempts tiave ben successful iu the main.
A planter iu Alpharetta, Ga , has au acre
of cotton, -every stalk of - hicb.i said to be
of a deep red color, leaf, boll and bloom.
Tni3 novel crop is tne product of need de,
rived three yearn ago from two stalks ot
red pottou loffnd hi a cottoo fluid, if this
Variety can be perpetuated it will likely
' mean a lurtRQ Y) the successful pmuter.
11 1 1 , ,Ki.'f,JJ4,ji
AN EDITOR'S LIFE.
Durban fiub,
One of the beauties and charms of an
editor's life ia in Lb dead-heading it on all
occasions. To one who ha never feasted
. on the sweet ot that bliss can't begin to
take iu the glory of its happiness. He does
lt0 worth of advertisiug for a railroad,
' tfet a "pa" for a year rides $25 worth.
kud then be ia looked on as a dead-head or
'a half blows dead-beat. He '-puffs"
eouoert trouue $10 worth aud gets $1 iu
. compliiuenurieM apd Is pasted "free Jl
the hal) is crowded be is begrudged the
room he occupies, for if Lis comphnienta
rlcs were paying tickets the trpnpo would
hi so much iu pocket. He bk.wa aud putt's
a cliorgh; festival free to. any tttesirrd extent
. , au4 d' the poster priming at h.tlf rates,
. sm4 rarely gets a thank yoCfor it. Jt goes
, ni parof hia duty as an tditur. lie does
. Trfore work gratoitoniy tor the town and
ftjOTiSBsity than a( the rewt tf the p-pu.
jitiiou pat together and get earned for it
while in many iuaUice where a man
WhQ (hjuatea fcW dnlUra to a fourth of
' duly celebration, by.se bait piub, or church,
js uruttfliy reujeiureii. Ob (t is a nweet
(itiug to b an editor lie parses "tree"
you kuow.
' i:r i
?0TlC3 Ve Jbavd drefis. goods from
$bi W f 1 per yard, tall and pnrfbae be.
; rv ftU'ar fcoue J. iU WfclP Sin.
Our cbicebh is ok ths fekcc aoaih
CROWING. II B IS KOT CKOWIKO OVKB 4
DEMOCRATIC VICTORY AT THE BALLOT
lioi THIS TIME, BOT OVER DEMOCRAT
K5 OfFICE UtUDKBS RIGHT WILL
RULE REPUBLICANS TAKE A "
iX(SK 8B.VT, AND Oiya VP
TUB SHIP.
On Monday last the Republican ofijeers
elect appeared befowi the County Commis
sioners una submitted their bonds.
First considered was Sheriff's bond,
which was fuiind wanting. He whs given
uutil Monday next to finish up his bond,
after which, unh-ss the boud isgiven, that
office will b decltired vacaU, aud his
successor will be appointed by the Board
of(kmmissioners.
The Treasurer waa the rcxt to render a
bond. His ahio was considered and found
to be insufficient. That office was declared
vacant, and his opponent in the recent
election, Mr VV. T. Freeman, was ap.
pointed to fill the office.
The Clerk, who is a Democrtt. and the
only one elected at the polls, submitted bin
bond, which, with some changes, was ac
cepted .
1 he Itegister of ljdeda elect plaoed W
bond upon the table, which was. like the
Sheriff1- and Treasurer's weighed in the
balfauces and found wanting, beuce that
office wos doclaired vacant, aud the present
t & a - .
lucnuioem, ana ir.soppoueut, was appoint
ed to fill that ofljje for two years longer.
Tho refusal of the bonds Wtro honest
and uupartisHn. Each man was given jas-
iiuc, acu vu.cu one uhu nis uona uiaae up,
but on t-x itniantion it was found ibat the
ptriies who bad signed thera were not
good for the amounts signed, aud the bonds
conld uot be takeu.
In the linnin'!' of the content we said :
Hitliard for K-uUter, Marriner for Clork
and Freeman for Treasurer, and in the end
we say it is o : und Democrncy will have
the helm for tuo years at least, despite the
efforts of republican voters aud Democrat
ic bondsmen. Democrats who voted to
keep Republicans out of office, signed the
bonds of the lit-publicans, but they didu't
get mere,"
ROPER LETTER
Roper, N. C. Dec., 3, 1890,
Editor Boaxoke Beacon :
The street lamps, pat up by our enter
pn. ing mercbauN at their stored, besides
being a great convenience to the people at
night, improves the appearance of the place
very in net).
Mr. W. W. Leary and wife while out
riding on the 22nd ult.. had their horse to
brcoujti frightened aud nic. awtv. throwine
Mrs. Leary from the vehicle inflicting quite
severe injuries, but we are pleased to note
mm uuuer tne auie treatment of Lr. li. F
Hallsey, the patient was soon restored.
Mr. TJ. J. wanner horse ran awar with
bim t-nd Mr. J. C Gray on the 24th ult,
throwing them both out, breaking Mr.
Kwanuer's left arm inst above tho wrist
and It-aring Mr day insensible for awhile.
lnank8giving Ur was, to the honor of
our inerpuauts ana otners, strictly observed
nere.
Soveral of our people attended the mar
nageof Mr. T. J. Lewis and Miss Sallie
ChesKOti on the 26ib. Thanksgiving day
will be remembered by Mr- &"d Mrs. Lewis
a the happiest day of their life. We join
tueir mauy friends in wishing them long,
happy and prosperous lives.
Mrs. A, H. Casey who has been a grrat
sufferer for some time is now in Baltimore
where he bus gone to hnvo a tumor reuiov
ed from her abdomen. We hope soon to
see ner back again razored to health.
We did ho Do at one time to see ft Ml
siouary B.iptist church built at this place.
but the friends of the church have become
disinterested it seems And the building of
the chnrch is indefinitely post poned.
Mrs. I. F. liitrrisou is teaouiug school at
this place and we hear her spoken of as a
good teacher.
Mess. G. W. Boper and C. M. Cherry
have recently returned from a visit to New
York. D. N. y.
A SERMON IN RHYME,
If you hnve a friend worth loving,
Lotehtm. Yes. and let him kuow
That you love him. eru life' evening
'I lug-" Ma brow with sunset gli w.
Why . uould good word ne'er be said
Of-H frieuU-tili ne is dead 1
If you hear a aonir tbut thrills you ,
sung by any child of song,
l'rair-e it. Do nut let thu .aiugcr
Wait decerned praiae long.
Why chonldone Whtj thrill, your Jieftrt
Lack the joy you may impart f
If you hear a prayer that move you,
Uy It. humble pleading tone,
Join it. bo not (et the ueker
Jkw lief or- hi Uoa a'oue.
Why uliould not your brother share
The treiii;th ot ' iwo or three" iu prayer f
If you a -e 'he liof teapi falling
f rom a brothet'is weeping eye.
Share them. And by kindly ghadtig,
Own your k n)iip witl tiiuckioH.
Why i-hould anyone be gla
Wliuu a brotlier heart i tad f
If a silvery laugh soea rippling
Through the rpuphjueon hi face.
Share it. ' i is te wiv mu' saying
If or both grief and joy a place.
ThureN health und goodnth in the mirth
J n which an houetuaiuli hua birfj,
If your work is mode mpre pasy
jjy a friendly. helpioK baud.
Say o. bweult oi(tlrave and frqjy,
Ere ibe clurkiiend veil t0 land,
8oulil a brother worknian d ar
Falter for a word of cheer f
Scatter tbnj your tteed-j of kindness,
All enriching ax you go
Leave them, 1'niut the Harveat Oiyer
lie wil make each eeed to grow.
So. until lt Itappy end
Your life kJuU ueyer lack n friond.
mm
can bMrnIUoirllKW Hit. of work
r.ldly ! Iioucmblv. Lr ikm of
hhi4Mt. VQun.nr nl.l .l.jf i.t ,k4
own HKwnn,n iiemw Hit r, wlr
on. l .n la Ibo work. E.r la lurri.
W. fumi.h .verrthiHr. W. Man Ton. Ka rtik. Tun ran dnota
jvvr .par. ratnyatt is, or ii jour mm ip in. work. iti is
.Qiinlr n.w lr.d Jind brfnra woador Ail Heeni tt .v.rv wrkML
BcKluiwr. ar. csimIi. from If 2 to Uti pwwMk .nil upward.,
.nil MM. m ft-- . II ..tZ - 1 . - .1 1 it 1 L . 1 T
ph.Tin.iii .oil t. Mli jron rKI:K. Nt) iiMic. to enplf.la twra. rail
(HfurUMtiof) tkXi. 'flf. U.E fc Hit., AliiLkTA, JUUIt,
Bnngr little fortunwhrhn irao'M
wurk Tot n, by P.lf. Aotu.
Ttui, and Jno. Bonn. Toledo, Ohio.
Sir. cut. Other, are (loin 2" Z''T
Sow. rara orer ,-."
can do Hie work ana live
wbentrer Jfoo re. t f.-
Ily Mtilnir irotnr.w
iro. W ehnw 7 b"w
ana inn ron. tsn worm ! ' "'
J or ell tho time. Bin money for work
er,. Failure unknown among th:m.
Jff-.W and wonderriil. Partlcnlare rrw.
n&nut foul
n atnoDth, Ton
Sat hnm, wtai
jf rinners are em
f iliri(iw.Alli
ri,;iull?tt4; Co.,o Slor!l-vrnl,raRnj
LDL-'CAliUNAIV:
PLYnOUTH fflGHM
" FOlf BOTH SEXES
STRICTLY NON-8ECTARIN, opens its
Second annual Term HEPT., 8tb, 180.
Prepares for Ooltafje or buwuieM, - Besides a
thomnga Kniti-h couret Kurwyinij. Telegraphy,
rhMik-ket-nlnjc. Latin, Frwuch and Uorman v.111 be
taught, rtue opportunities for builnw education,
Priitisry clttrer receive rpeclaj atteution.
TUITION I reasonable conniderlnir therlaaof
work done. Year patronage moot heartily aoliciir
ed. For f urtivr iiarticulan addres the I'rlncipal.
U. Y. Toms, Pa. B., (Univ. of N, 0.)
ang-ltf Plymouth, N. 0.
Coiaoircial Colics mikV-fSiW.
Cheaptti i ltttBu$ina Coltgt ia tht World,
mha P M4al mr all k MteM, at
Wrl4's EaaMt, Tmt jU.h-fcl
k 1 l1lMM HU7I
iMlnMai TaiMem Sea
HgrlH4lNi4,tMlH. akrt-MH4,
rru
Tyna-Wn.
tmn4 TalaawrwnT epI.IHe..
(i -itnt tmmm. Tkla attf it baauSfat ajta kaaitkM,
retrelra WlltM M, Bmitk, ipHn
DR. VV. H- WARD,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
0Omci at Bbian's Druo Store, night
otitis at J. P. Uilliard's residence opposite
Methodist Charh.
SEE HERE!
Wiiv throw that old last seasons dress
aside, orthose splotched pants sell for
uolhieg, when you may, at a small cost,
have the &uu bUaned or dyed and made to
look ut K'SodaV new?
SAfflL- WIGGINS.
the clothes cleaner and dyer i prepared to
surve yon pTtbis line. He is also prepared
(o npholater furniture in the latest styles.
Uive bim a trial ana save money, aug.?? u
ATTENTION MILL MEN
T wish tn lufnrm thf nnbllfi that I am a
mill wright of 3 year experience, iully
master 01 ine otumess, any perauu ioniu0
wulnr mill wnrlr rlntm Will ttoolv tt) the
undersigned. A spcialty to build Fobays,
ater nouaev, renuc, riiwu ")-
dam. and ater v. heb. and netting in the matmi
nery. 1 will tnirare all Fobays or water houi-ea that
1 puiaown neTer to uiuw up.
i .1. In.iuiinif ttMtjlnjH. rinmnound
M UIU a'r-J ,u in. w. "
Tnrbin water wheel tbat will do as ranch vork
with the ame prex-ure a an) wheel ever offered
to ine ptionc, ai a aniaii vurt.
ueierence gtveu it rajmrei.,
C. W. ASKKW.
juy ll-tf Plymouth, N. C
TAXES-
Th Tit T.it for the vear 1S90 ha been placed in
my hand for collection. All peraona indebted te
me for Tate lor tue yea mw wm
forward and aettle at once. A word to tb wipe ia
kufllcient.
John u. uhesok.
sep4w Blriff Wa-hingtou Connty.
FOR RENT OR LEASE.
WkT u TJ..-.W. Vrwx-.wa.a- aiilit. TrVk IMVi-ntWirt YTxrm fttlft
mile from Cre-well,N. C, conuining 185 acre, of
goou inriiiiiiR wuu, wijumiHg ' T . - i
? tn i . lu..keM an si ..rhftre Till. I9.rtlt il
.1 - 1 1 ., Aillnf..inifh. I . till fir 1. w.
A rood order, about 75 acrea laying ont thia year
. f : . V. . . .. n,,- Innlv l.i
V lit rent or icaao c:oj vvt '
U. WtTB PaMLrs.
to-j.1 Cweli, N.U,
TOR SALE,
u tha Ilenderaan Lewia
farm. nUiiaied in Tyrrell county. Term f3.5C0.00,
$1,000.00 caah, balance on time. Apply to
ill IwO. -ny. sv4uv-t
oct,24-tf. Sunny, N.C
C-jlSttETS
TH0S. J. MARRINER.
Dealer m
CASKETS, CASE8, MET ALIO
and WOOD CASES
Prices rancing from S15 to 9 100.
- w-
Customers will be furnished with con-
EjjrAll orders at a distance filled promptly
Stand J. W. NwDerry aoia aiore.
FAN CY QROOIii
DEALER IN
Heavy and Faney Groceries.
Hay. Corn, Mal and Uominv,
FRUITS AND CONFECTIOEKIE8
South side Water Street.
Plymouth, N. C.
HORNTHAL & BRQ
C0M11SS1II m FORWACDIK. lEECHAKTS
AKD DBALEBSJH
Ctotbisg, Dry tij, Mm, Boots, lm, (irccc
m, Drugs, hink, Oils,
Stovtsi Ik.
rar HEADQUAKTERS FOR FERTILI
ZERS. marl4-ly. PLYMOUTH N, C.
flURNilY g JACKS DN
UNDERTAKERS
i o-A N D o
CABINET WAKKItS,
w-r JOjO$
Furniture repaired and all other work ia
our line done with neatness and dinpittob.
Contractors and builders of long expert,
ence. All work guaranteed,
tfctrOrdars left at our shop with Mr. L. E.
Jackson will be promptly filled.
NURNEY JACKSON
Bep-lgtf ' " Yl; mouth, N. 0,
CHRISTIiS
and
HOLIDAY
PRESENTS.
Call early.
My stock of Christmas and all
Holiday goods are displayed and
ho public are invited to call early
whil they have a complete stock
to select from.
My Mock consists of all
kindsof perfumery, toilet
soaps. &c, put up in Jne
style.
PLUSH GOODS.
Snch as Work boxes, Toilet oases. Infant
cases. Handkerchief cases, Glove cases.
Writing desks, Ac.
A fiuo line of Photograph
and Autograph Albums.
Come now and purchase
your goods while you have
the laigcst stock ever seen
iu this town to select from.
Any kind of present you want at prices
raugiug Iroin
25cts. to 12.
al 1 now our Mr. E, L
Tarkenton will take pleasuie
in showing the goods and
giving you prices.
In cnneciton with tho Holiday
good, a sto- k of fine candies have
been purchased expressly for the
holiday trade.
Respectfully,
J. . Bryan.
Plpiouth,
N,C.
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NUliFOLK SOUTHERN R. It. t
TIB PTRKOT SHOUT MJfft BBTWI'EN f LY
UOVfH JCOKNTO.1 1M If.AHTfcKN AOKTH
UAHOUA ASP NcJiPuLlt, AkD ALL,
POPIT KOBTH.
vrtl anJ VrnHtl laawaa Vlrfi-ktV elailtr
r...inl ennrlivl at tl.OO i 1 nrrivea at
fflnton l't:H' P.M., making close connec
tion with all passenger liuea to and I row
Baltimore, New York and Philadelphia and
IV, nnrlh.
Connect at Edenton daily (except Sunday)
with the Company's Steamer Plj mouth for
Koanoke lliver, JamesvilJe b Washington
n AlhniirlA & ltalMo-h H. R. Ktr.
Bertie for Windsor and Cashie River, also
with the Dir. M. j. uoberts Xfesday,
Thursday' aud Saturday for laudings en
Chowan ; River and on Mouday and Fri
drfy for Cqnablajaud land(ng on the
Bcuppemoug . Kiver. ieve , aenton
every Wednesday for Mill Jjauding,
Salmon Creek and returns following day.
Through tickets on sale on Strs. Plymouth
anil I. VL Roberts and baeffaco cboked to
stations on the Norfolk Southern K li., and
. 91 . . M. . t.'
lanainga on nirr roatea, ana iu DtuuioDrt),
Philadelphia and tVew York.
Norfolk freight and passenger stations
at Norfolk & Western R, H. depot,
Pnrioht nMiaivatl da.il until fi P. If.
(except uu,dij and forwarded promptly.
EASTERN CAROLINA DISPATCH
PAST FBSIQHT LINE.
Regular line of Freight Steamers ply
between Elisabeth City and New Borne
aud Washington, N. C connecting with
the AtJantio 46 North Carolina HailroaC.
Daily all rail service between Elizabeth
City, Edenton and New York, Philadel
phia aud Baltimore and Norfolk.
Through oars without breaking bulk, low
rates and quicker time than by any other
route. Direct ail goods to be shipped via
ISastern Carolina Dispatch as follows:
From Norfolk, via Norfolk Boo thera
Railroad.
From Baltimore, via P. W & B. R. R.
President St. Station.
From Philadelphia, by Peun. R. R. Dock
St. Station.
From New York, by Penu, R. R. Pier
27 North River.
m twm I . IV t..m l !
cor lurttier luiuriiiaiiuu aipptj to
Levi Bloupt, Agent, Plymouth, or to the
(tanai-al Offinn tit thn Nnrfnlk Kntithrii
Railroad Company Norfolk.
H. C. HUDGINS,
Gen'I. Fr't. & Pass. Ag't.
H. K. KING,
Gen'I. Manager,
angl6-ly.
0, Jj PJKTXIGRK W,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Practices in all the States and Federal Court.
Office, Water Street, PLYMOUTH, N. C.
m
ii 11 rt y ii t 1 1 r t- tt t .
tie "ULLI iv - JjLlAUL
1
TT. PEAL Prnnrip.tnr.
Plymouth, N. C.
3tASUPACTtREn OP
Buggfloa, Phaetons, ltoad-carts, Farm-carts, waTons feo.,
at prices lower than ever. Men with the cash can get a
bargain. I defy competition and will not be undersold,
Repairing of all kinds done. Give me a call.
PI.OTPJNO f
rlLOTFlING
iiiTruiism
VlArTtl
ING CLOTHING
My stock of Clothing ia immense, and as it is neooN-iarj for me to nis
5.000 BOIilARS
During the next thirty days, I have reduced my already low prices, and will sell 70a
Clothing cheaper than you ever dreamed cf before.
My stock of Ladies' and Gent's Furnishings, Dry Goods, Drr,a Goods, Notions,
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Furniture and Groceries is complete,
aud will be sold cheaper than ever before durlncjthe
next thirty days.
Give me a call and be convinced of what'I guy,
Yours to Pit ase,
S. ADLEK,
Is a big sight, but
EXHIBITED F H E IS
My J. 31, KEID & SON will
"KNOCK IT SILLY "
They are headquarters for Clothing, Dry Goods, Notions, Boots Shoes, Hats, Caps,
Groceries, $c, fcc, In fact, a varied and well selected assortment of
everythhig kept in a well equipped, first-clasi General Store.
ICoontry Produce bought and sold, and the highest market prices guaranteed. Jg
Come and bo convinced that we offer first-class goods at
x'- figures that defy competition.
WATER STREET. - - PJLYAIOtJTH, U. O.
iWArj;iTBiD..
Every man and boy In want of a good
.snit of f Hothen or a oontl fWrrrvmt cVinnl.1
avail themselves of the opportunity which
is now offered by the undersign. '
200
Men and Boy suit aJt qtialkiesJ.andat M
tonishiug prices such as was never heard of
before.
250 Pairs
Men, Ymth andrBoya ,j)ai)te all quality
from 83 cents to $ 7,00.
50 Overcoats 50
fvom $2 93 to $15.00. ; Latest Styles.
1000 Pairs
Shoes at prices that defy competetion. Also
my line of Dry Goods is complete and at
prices within reach of all. Also a fins Una
of Notions, Ladies and Gents Furnishings,
Jewelry, Trimmings, Fancy Goods, Ac.
Call eany every body and see for y turself
that I do just as I say. . ,
Dou't forget the place.
W. I. LEWK0WITZ.
Opposite M. J. HUNCH CO.,
nov 28tf PtTMocTH, N, C. -
D. O. RRIXKLEY & 00,
-Dealer In-
Foreign and Domeztia Wines and
Liquors,
CaOIOfi BRANDS OF CIGARS.
A Foil Line of Superior Canned
Goods always on hand.
for sale by wholesale or retail,
milGUTH, N.C..
JOS. S- WO0DAED,
DEALER IN
Wines, liquors, cigars and
f TOBACCO.
North hHe Water Streets,
Plymouth, N, C.
N, Garrett & Sons,
-PROPRIETORS OF
THE BAY OYSTER
SALOON,
Comer Water and Adams street..
Fresh oysters always on band, and pat,
ronn can b- sorted at any hour, day or
night. Givtas a call before go.
ing eisewnere.
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