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fraud exposed, and vliei men opOnly
uuiko sue!i,ch:iv;e3 they ourt to bo
held as witnesses mul thpisa inves
tigated, this would sditlh matters
Ti?N" diiysirem now and the eloc
tiou wilUMrupon lis. Hard md en
tlntsijjwrtio work on the part of all
goid. Democrats is absolutely neoes
sary. No luke-wannuess is wanted;
no opportunity must bo lost if tho
victory is to bb 'Democratic. It is
priuciplo wo are after in thidayaud
time, and we appeal to the Demo
cratic voters of this State to weigh
'well their, actious. SeV that' your
name is properly registered and go
to work for the success of the Demo
cratic party, for tho success of good-
government, for tho freedom of your
family.5 Let' tho1' next ten days bq
days of labor in tho cause of Dem
ocracy. The enemy is with us. ". Let
us meet them. Let us place our
veto upon all things that ariso to
hiiuler'the success of the Democratic
party in 'KortU Carolina.' 1 '
: Democratic . victory in North .Carolina
means a continuation of good government,
economically administered ; a pure judici
ary unbiased by partiUn prejudice. Low
taxes, justly levied, and a legislative body
reprcscn ing every clas3 and interest in
this great Stata of ours.
With the united efforts of all Democrats
for the next ten days, cuccuss is sine, with
out it victory is not certain.
Ths AcanokQ i-Bearoii;
Tho Oflicial Paper of Wash
ington County.
Published Every Frio ay .by
Tnn Koanokk Publishing. Company.
W. FLETCHER AUSB ON, Editor and
" Business Mumger.
We apvelt every reader or ThkP.o&kok
Rmma to aid in niitknisr it un accjrtUibto nml
.wolltuble medium of tiuw.i 10 ourXuitif""". lot
vivimiiit.ti tieonie and tliu imbUc kuow wiiat i
r aolna on in i'lymouih. ltupufl 10 nn all itcisn of
' new the arrival and dciKU'iare of f riendn, social
t'ivmitu iletittis. sortouj ..llmn's, arcident. new
' SulUliiiLTS, nuw euteri'riscs mid intprovetatint of
C whntever character, chuii(;ein inefx luiloed
anything an4 evcrythiujj chut viuuid be of imei-eet
tbeenptlon price, $.00 per year.
'Advertisement- tnsHjrccd at iuw rates.
Obit.unrv notice exeeudiniz ton linoe, five cetits
a line. Count th wordwalhwin eight to the hue,
na genu money wua u. ior su io;a-wwB ui wu
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The editor will not be responsible ror tue views
I correopondttuts- ;
All article for publionbion mnt be accompanied
h th full iitimc or rno witer. s
Corramoi. dents are requested not to write 6n but
All communications mnst be sent in byTnursday
morning orthey will .not appear. - ,
' Address all commufiicsuon to
t: " THE ROANOKE EEACON,
- .rii motith.N. C
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2C, 1894.
- liARIlY SKINNEK llilS been SO
completely ''done up'7 by W. A. B.
. Branch that he can't make a decent
speech. '" Why at Beaufort the other
' day good liepublicans became so
s -disgusted that they declared that
they were going to vote for Branch.
. ".. jt -.' '.
Tab colored people whoreprom
. isc-d eo'mnch by the fusionists may
. -get disappointed. Tlis fusion is not
f-a ' colored man IdveiV' - It is in for
: Vgainand gain it will, if .it gains at
. all, by ) tho colored voce, and after
the arain is 'made the colored man
may go to thunder. ' Judge tho fu
; ; ture by tha present.
Vekily," the calamity howler' is in
a bad fix. The country has the
finest crops it lfas li'atl for years ;
business everywhere is recovering ;
. the - new Democratic Tariff bill 1ms
'greatly reduced every thing the' far
iner has- to buy. Instead of the
calamity; howlei being a howling
success he is a dissatisfied failure.
, " . . ' ' "
j .
If -things could bo plaeedback
. r just as they are -now, . after twelve
-..months' we would like to see this
. country turned, over to the Third
Party foronw year just to see "what
; they would do.' In this case, how
. ever, wo .would like to spend the
-gummor , in the ; moon. . We Aould
not like to view the situation from a
' uearer point. . , .4 ' 1 K , -
, .
' To' say "Branch Will Bond Ches-
.goii and. Cahoop,'? don't So ant out of
' tlie vay if. those gentlemen liad to
"give bond, but that's not the point,
'it's' this : Branch will goto Con
gress from the 'First District, Will
'"Bond will be Solicitor, Chesson will
go to the- State Senate . and A. L.
'..Cahoon will .represent .Washington
county in'tho Legislature. : See ?
'
Wis regret to see our farmers so
auxioas to rush their cotton into
market, the ' 'price is so extremely
low. As., we can learn the crop of
cotton is far over estimatod by for
eign buyers. The crop has been re
ported much over au uveragc, when
really there is not more than half a
' crop. This report, however, lias hud
the deircd effect, and farmers are
- rushiuj their crops to market and
getting littlo for them, while if they
would hold them until the fact that
a short crop has been raised is under
stood the. price will bo much higher;
'Until . the trnfJh is known we may
. expect but little advance in prices.
v It is often asserted t by defeated
politicians that the successful party
cheated or stold their election.
:: This assertion ',ib ; openly- made by
some men, in this county and wo think
it is time to close their; mouths ' by
making thetn. ; prove some of their
reckless charged. As . citizens, if
they know certain men have commit
ted fraud it is their duty to expose
the fact, and if the evidence is suffi
cient the guilty party onght and will
a ' f . i . m i i " f -
tip prcsecutcu, otic u tiie ciuirgejs
fah-e, as is too often the case, A these
men who go" .bout: making mch
ciiar.res u:i'nvio -.prosecuteu ior
Thero is no medicine eo often needed in
every home and so admirably adapted to the
purposes for which it is intended, as Cham
berlain's Pain Balra Hardly a week passes
but some member of the family hasueed of
it A toothacue or headache may be cured.
by it A touch of rheumatism or neuralgia
qoieted The severe pain of a bu m or scald
promptly relieved and the sore healed hi
much less time than when mediciue has to
be seut for A sprain may be promptly
treated before infUmmatiou 6etd in, which
itiKUie? a cure in about one-third of the
time otherwise required Cuts and bruises
bhould receive immediate treatment before
the parts become swollen, which can only
be done when i'ain Balm ia kpt on hand.
A sore throat may be cured before it be
comes serious A troublesome corn may
be removed by applying u twice a dav for
a week or two A lame back may be cored
and Beveral days of valuable time aved or
a pam in the side or chest relteved without
paying a doctor bill Procure a 50 ceut
bottle at once and you will never regret it.
For sale by ;
For sale by Plymouth Drug Co lm
COAST CORRESPONDENCE.
It tu
vc are oppcWd to political
l I'idd bVgWl to".-eeeyall
KlTTY-llAWK, N. 0., Oct., 16, 1894.
Beacon : Verijy your rdys are a solace
here, and they give me nouie idea of what
is transpiring in and around my old home.
I am now here, educationally "holding
the fort,'jtbout four niiie by water, from
ColiugtGn. the. last theatre of my histrionic
efforts. Cannot eay how long may re-
r a i -v . .
mam as l sometimes oecoine tuakeriHU as
to my leaving. Kitty-Hawk, or Kitlie
Hawk, as my versatile .and entertaining
f iend, the'eiAran navigator, Capt Dan.
SI. Tate, who has voyaged ofc to your city,
says is about eight wiles by four that is
from the Kgrth Banks, to .Nag's Head pre-
cinet, and ifroin ocean to sound densely
wooaea, very nttie arable laud -patches"
of corn and garden spot, . a good deal ol
good pine timber, taonpb difficult of ac
cess, or transit, and rather thickly settled
Several of .tho male adults are membern of
the Stations as lar as, No. 8 North nd 13
South. Captains, sorf men, cooks, whicu in
a Godsend ia several particulars. The coast
along here has been the scene of numerous
shipwrecks, notably the "Metroj olis." be
tween stations 9 and ft. and the '"Huron."
tho last lil-lated barque, between Na's
Heud station VJo. 14 and Kill Devil liill.
No. 13, about ' nine miles Irom here. "Yt
cai.not 6erve God aod mammon" illatrated
iu the last by the captain of the Haron
Attempting to serve Bacchus while crossing
Neptune s treaoherom waves. .
We had an exceeding high sound tide
Tuesday night, . the higher so said by
weather veterans, ever known. I hid lo
wade to my "staff ot life" earning depart
ment.
I have a qniet boarding place, am treated
very kindly and made to feel quite at home
by ray worthy aDd esteemed hosts, Mr. and
Mrs, Ezekiel Midgett. The . Settlement is
divided, this being, "the beach," the. other
"the neck.' School house in' each a
Priinative Haptist church there j Methodist
here. Three store. Nearest M. D., at
Nag's Head. PoBtofflce W. J. Tate, P. M ,
and N. P., genial, efiisient, .clever. : Tele
graph orUce near stadou of U. S. Weather
Bureau., .;, i. . ,
Forgot to mention that last prior to
coming htre I took a pedestrian tour to the
place o famed for its aquatic BDOrts. the
aeiigui oi me vcuwuie borisinan, nonored
so very recently by a visit and considerable
stay of bis puseianfc pulchritude possessing
Grover Cleveland, q., and the place is
yclept uoaie isiana, 13 miles from LiHie
Hawk, ana l went also to the hebt house
and vas kiudly, hospitably entertained bv
the three keeper. Opt. Peter G. Gallop,
Bliveus and bnannoiii The light house
has three circular black and t?o white
painted stripes, averaging 22 feet,..e a,! for
ming a beautiful,; picturesque effect. The
lights are fixed white, not revolving alter
nate red and white like Whale's Head. 1
tbink, nay am Bare this county' will go
Democratic. A former . Plymothoniau, ge
nial, clever energetic Geo. JE, Stevenson, is
Populist candidate, for Sheriff, while a
Northern gentleman for Kepreseu.ative
will be so speedily ' (W. U.) Oadop-ed over
that he will hardly walk. even at all. I
know it will take an extra sharp man to
Bl(o)unt the electibJo edge of your present
Sheriff, while, though no "'maratim1' city.
yet you can boast of as genial ' and efGcieut
"Marriner" as ever safely docked the
records.- So now a long pull, a strong pull,
and a pull altogether, and the uhipof fctate
will be safely launched beyond tlie break
ers of, i:,epnblicaumui or ' Populistism
MmA
f mm
$Zn George W Tttley
Benjamin, Missouri.
Good Advice
Quickly Followed
Cured of Rheumatism by
Hood's Sarsaparilla
"a I. nood & Co., Lowell, Mass-; -
"I was taken down with rheumatism over a
year ago. I was sick for ovef six months,
Often I would have such pains that I could
hardly endure them. A friend came ta me and
advised ma tct try Hood's fcarsapiirilla. I took
him at his word and pot a bottle of it, and slnqo
navo uiKeu cignt uotues oi it..-'-":'
lt Has Cured IWo
"JVhen the doctors could do mo no good what
ever. Alter being toenonted so mucn irom trns
medlcino I describe ITootl's Sarsaparilla as a
wonderful medicine. I also advise every one
who 1j troubled with rheumatism not to he with-
out Hood's Sarsaparilla. I am a farmer, and
thociediclno has elvea mo much energy and
strengtn to penorm my worn." uuukujs yy.
i ulkv, licnjainm, Missouri. .
Hood's PMIs wo hand made, and perfect
In proportion and appearance. 25c. a box.
Lk'w i,!, ifort
HAVE
'A
FIB
either,
INTO OUR
HEW ST 0 EE
where wo have ample room
to show our complete stock
of
Dry goods,
vjlDthitig
i$oot and shoes,
' liats, Daps &o,
Wo cany a line of goods
that arc iu the latest style
and our prices are always
guranteed to suit.
Our largo stock of dress
paterns is specially interest
ing to the Indies.
G 11 0 0 E 0 I E S
10 headquarters fo;
Family Supplies, as fresh
goods are j eceived daily.
Everything usually kept
in a iirsr-class general mer
chandise store is kept by us
and wo cordially invite our
friends and the public to
call and pee us. .
. Eespcctfully, .
Skittletharpe & Cooper.
Iron Front water street
Plymouth, N. 0.
JOHNSON'S CHILL &
FEVEB, TONIC
It Cures You or your
Money given back.
Try a bottle and save
a Doctor' bill.
For sale at
Hry
an's Drug Store.
. jiilyl8-3m
MORE SHOES "AND BBJTTER'shOES.
A larea lot of Ladies' HusHp't Oxford Ties
jtiiit received and will be sold at 'wholesale
cost. T. W- iJtount, Koper, N. O, .
Pise timber watkAU neraons in
Eastern Uaroiiua hstviu; larye or aniail
tracte of pine timbT for sale will du well
tocorrespoud with The rivmoiah Koal
Eetate and Kcutal Agency,
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WW 11 w W mjLKilll
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All SS-EgM, IIciB'p Are Soisae tSSAM-AlMTS.
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A car load toagging and ties at wholesale price
if
asis-asiowasi
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mim.
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' The largest, stock ofH0GMHIS- -Pye? showi
by any retail store in this section. buy in
round lots of headquarters. Make the terns.
the same and I will meet the prices of any man .
on earth.
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in heaps and piles, well-made, good fits and
test styles- Prices as good as any man's.
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