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The ..Roanoke -Beacon.
The "Official .Paper, of yasl'i
ington County;
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EnUred In the PostOfJco at Plyaouth N, C, as
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER, 26, 1304.
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PRICE!
LADIES,
At Scjiultz's "cheap bargain
jstore" will be found tlic lar
, gest line of cloaks and
capes ever in Plymouth,
and of ie latest" styles, ,
At Schultz's "cheap bar
gain store?' polite salesmen
;.are fuuiid and it is no trou
ble to show troods.
At . Schultss's "cheap bar
ai ii store" you will lin$ a
fnice line of ladies lmtp.all
ready for use.
You will-also find a big
.stock f dress goods, under
wear &c. . .
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. GENTLEMEN, .
It is at Schultz's "cheap
bargain sJoroV you will find
?tbe largest s tock of r.?ady
jnado clothing you ever saw
in a town 'this size, The
styles are the latest:; , goods
.the best price the lowest,
It is at SchultzV .''cheap
bargain store" youjwilHind
single eeiits, vests and pants
it is there you can J)e suited
in everything. '
It is at Scliultz's ''cheap
bargain store' that you can
fincj. boots, shoes, hats', caps
I&o., cheaper than anywhere
on earthy
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LADIES AND GENT'S,
Go to Schultz's f 'cheap
bargain store?' whore you
can get what you need at
LOW TARIFF PRICES
.Kemcnibcr the man and
place if you -wish to buy
poods cheap,
Scluiltz,
the poor man?a friend,
Brinklcy's corner oppose
Market House, . .
Plymouth,, XV. CJ.
1JL UI J. CUll
Low
Tariff
iiwmiinnftwiintt.ii
C3T NOTICE .TO .SUBSCRIBERS
When you see an-IX on tho- margin of
your paper it means thru your subscription
LW expirtd,.it is 1;Q ati invitation for you
to renew. Jfc'laso rnmomber this and don't
let us have to slop your paper. f -,
Tub Rbacon will b sftit to any tulrtrees 0110 year
'or 81-00, Six vontlia. 50o; Threw Mow lis,
2jc. Jivt-ry Bubooripiiun niast ti ucrompa
m(nl with thu oasli or copuutir will be eenc.
BEACON FLASHES.
Thfl i E. City fair will be open nest week.
Registar Riiliard issued three marriage
license' on Wednesday, .
The Edenton Fair was large'y attended
aud is reported a success. .
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There is much sickness reported just now
in this section, mostly chills.
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Mr. aud.JIrs. J. DEborn. of B:ith jDf.id
our town a visit the past week.
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Be sure that your nam a is t)ropf.rly regla.
tered, the books close to morrow.
A series of meetings are being conducted
this week in the SletUodiKt church.
The Plymouth High Schcol is flourish
ing, as is aUso the Preparatory ISchool.
The State fair is in full blast this week
and is the largest tne State has ever had.
ELECTION TICKETS wili ba printed at
Ihis office as cheaply as anywhern, BUT THE
UASii MUSI' COM3 with the order.
Mr. A, S. Leggett, wife and son, of Brtllu
more, ara here the guests of Mr: Lfeogett's
parents.
Dr. V". II. Ward has bailt an addition to
bis residence and is making other improve
ments thereon. .
Mr. T. J. Norman has nv-do auite an irn
proveiucnt in his rehideneeby juo erection
of a piazza in front,
' We sympathize with Mr' and 'Mrs. J. E.
Ueid in ihe loss cf tlioir infant chiid which
died on Wednesday. '
HigiKst market prices paid , fir Cotton,
Peas, Rice, rcauutn. Eggs. &o ., at ,
BoitsTnAL & Alexandeks.
See the advertisement of Mr. N. B. Yea
ger in this issue and call ou him when in
want of anything in his line,
Mrs. Sa'J.ici Kerkeit of Berkley, Vi, is
honoring bur town witli her presence as
the guesr of her daughter, Mrs. U. J.
Norman.
, Capt. A. L. Oahoon Democratic nominee
for KepreBemal.ive wr.s hero yuuteivlny. He
speaks encouragingly about tLo out look
for Democrucy.
'John Brother?, a democratic Eristrar of
Baleui township, JLWiUot tnlf. cnniy,", was
stiot and kihod by J. S. Wilcox, a ieudmg
republican on Monday. .
Itch on human, mange om lioives, dogs
uud nil '8U)eic,- curtd in 30 minutes by i
VVuolfurd'H-'tiunitary Lotion. This never
fmls. bold by, J . W. liryan, Druggist,
Plymouth, N. C. dec 1 ly
Mr. Edward McCabe has opened a resiau
rani uoar BrmkleyV corner where be will
be ph-ased to serve tb public with meal s at
reasonable pri&s. St-e card e'.wewhoro.
: Wo are informed thafMrs.'. Mollia IIr.
rison has purchdsfid tho lot xipxc to thu
UeacuD ouioe and h.is oontrncted wuh Mr
W.' J. Jackson fut thu crtctiou of a ueat
residence thereon.
We regret to I'a'ii that h. W. C. Has.
sell is bema troubled somewLat in gettiux a
sue ou which to erect his null, he hopes
however, to have the mill in operation by
the 1st of January.
Just received the largcnt line r.f Cloaks
aud Cr-pes of iht latest fctyk3 at ffchullz's
Cheap Bargain Btora, I3rinkli-y's corner op
posiio Market. House, Tb ladies 6f Ply
mouth aud surrounding country are iuvih-d
to cull and sue them. Ho troublo to slio.y
our gooiis.
. Mr. Willie Hall is home again, after an
absence of about fifteen months spent in
sightseeing in New York. Michigan and
other northern states. ' Ho reports a jolly
time with the girls. , ' " 'J
The crew of the Fchooner "Melvin,"
which loaded b.jie w"itti shintrles for the
Wast Indies, .deserted on Friday night,
leaving Capt.' Lupton in lather a b id lix.
He bad tvo boys lei t, however, aui sut riail
vv'eduesdiy, expecting to run in at Now
Berne arid ship a full crew. .
' IMPORTANT II E VV GOODS ! NEW
QOODS! ! - Mr. Heury ilornthal has jnst
returned irom , New .Yprk and lialtimore
where "be has purchased for Hornthal i
Alexander. a complete Hue of the cboiests
goods, consisting of Dry Goo;is, Notions,
tilothing. Boots and Shoes, Hats, Groceries,
iyO., &o. Mr. IiDrnthal s experience as a
buyer is a snfflcient gnarantee of the class
and quality-of our stock, and we are pre
parea to sell at prices to suit the times.
Call and see ua before buying elsewhere,
and be convinced. ' , .
'. HOBNTHAL & ALEXAIIDEU
The most demoralizing show that bas
visited Plymouth for soma time, gave sorui
hourly oxhibitioss in the town hall Satur
day afternoon and night. It cotisisted of
a woman and r.iaa who came here busted"
from the Edoutou Fair. The paan, acting
as manager, claimed that the woman was
Kitty StOlair, the only original "Hoochy
Koochy" dancer in America, and many of
the people here invested 10 cents to eee
the obscene offair. It would havo been
far better for- the town had it bought them
tickets to the nest town instead of allowing
them to show here. What will our city
futhers encourage next? We thought
darkness and cows were bad enough, but
now for theui we draw the enrtaia.
We are euro the ladies and the churches
are with us. You can't say this time that
41 Wo couldn't help it."
: Every mother should know that croup
can be prevented The first symptom of
lure croup is hoarseness This isi followed
by. a peculiar rough cough If Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy is civen freely as
soon as the child becomes hoarse or even
after the ooutjh has developed it will pre
vent the attack 25 and "0 cent bottles for
sale by
For m Ic by Tl; mouth Drug Co. lm
. 1 k-'--:-;---l,'---,;"-5
I would ratbur tru-t that medicine than
any doctor I know of" Says Mrs Matfio
iVjason ofChilfm, Carter Co.. Alo., in pVak
mar. 'of Chambcrkin'B CcUc. C'Uolera nd
ifitrtrbcea lieni' i!y. I'or wda by .
For sale by Pi) month Drug Co. In
Tlio l)smooratio Ball.
TliQ' Dcmocrilio;' Ctimpsiigii Ball
given'in tbo town liall Friday night
laBfc '"in honor of' the Ciindidat.es,
Hons:. V. A.; B. Branch, Wm.M.
13onQ;' Wm. Chesson and A. L.
Oahoon, by the young gentlemen of
Plymouth,' wti3.iwV grand success in
everyway.
At 0 o'clock tho music from To
ny's ' Band filled the hall and gay
belles . and ' gallant , beaux glided to
and fro with, grace- and ease, keejv
ing tinio .with the music in waltz,
polka or quadrille. '
To mention all present would take
too much time and space. There
were 'about two hundred people in
the hall,, among. them many visiting
ladies and gentlemen from other
town3, all of whom were tilled with
patriotism and love for the cause of
Democracy. Just over the stage
hung a largo banner of national
colors bearing in bold letters, "De
mocracy, Bruuch, Bond, . -Chesson,
Cah oon."
At 12 o'clock the curtain was
raised) revealing to the people a
table loaded with good things to
tempt the appetites of t.he-most fas
ticTeous, i'o which all were invited,
and" to which all 'did ample justice.
For this delightful feature of the
occasion is -the Democracy and
gentlemen indebted to tho ladies.
. At 1 o'clock the enjoyment of the
eveningwas closed, and the verdict
of one and all was .that Plymouth
had outdone all its past efforts.
MARRIED.
At tho residence of the bride's fither, on,
Wednesday eVftumg, Oct , 24th, Dr. llobt.
W. Smit:, r-no of our most popular voung
physicians, and Micj Anna Whalcy, one of
our charming society belles.
The marriage was very quiet, only the
immediate" fimili of the ' contracting
panics being present.
The bBACON joins the host cf friends iu
wishing for this young couple much happi
ness?, jkcc aud 'prosperity.
Jary List.
The following named citizens were
drawn by the Couuty Commissioners at
their September meeting, to serve as jurJrs
at the fall term of Washington county
Superior Court commencing Nov. 5th :
" r-LYJIOUTJI TOW SHIP.
V. C. IjoWen, II. W. Sinvver, llcaa Peal, IJinij.
V. Uowuu, Juo. A. Willoiijjlibjr, A b. AlIea.AV. v.
a. Wiucru, Davul lliu'iixm, (,cl). J. w. Kverutt,
P. AicNuir, J no ii. Buicman und Jas. 1V. llur
rison. i
. LER'3 MILLS TOWNSHIP.
Tho. L. dies' son, luifu.-t Swain, L. J. Pcnceck,
R. . Clark. K. P. l'heji,, B. W. Claon, U. U.
( hiissou. )). Li. Aiiiioli, ia. S. C'lK'saoa uud V'.,t!
'I'tiompfon.
SKIiI"liR3VILtTC .TOy'NSH.IP.
Lermrd Spruill, J'. 1). Stllmnn. Thompson Pat
ricic, T,. JC. hiuley, Doctrin Uaver. port aud tVauk
lin Tuikenton,
; eCTPPHKNOXOToWKSIUP.
Dunar l!om:blue", W. J.' Biv:r, W.J, Mercer,
Kicliaid U. AmliUHi'j, 'I'lios. 1). iiutcman. Jno; A.
Clifioa, A. L. v'ahoon mid Thos. ii. Jlumiea.
. i- : DIED. . ' '- ;:
at his heme in this town on Satur
day evening tit 7 o'clock, Capt. Jas.
W." Swift, aged about -J5 years, of
typhoid. Capt. tf wift held a posi
tion with .Moss. Ilornthal & Bro., as
master of the three mast "schooner
''Octttvius Coke," and stopped oif
about ten days ago. He had been in
bad health for some time, and many
thought' he was comaunpted.
For many years r.ho deceased was
a con.istient member of tho iMis-siou-ary
;iptist church here, and died
in the faith, feeling 'that God had
forgiven 'his sins, which from tho
life he lead while living leaves no
doubts in-.the minds 'of his friends
and. 'fami.ly. lie leaves a wife aud
three small children and a large
number of friends to mourn his de
parture. ' The funeral services were held
from tho residence on Third street
Sunday, afternoon, at 3 o'clock , by
Kev. B. II. Mathews and tho re
mains taken to. the. old homestead
near Plymouth, and in tho presence
of a large' concourse i of friends were
consigned'. to their-last long rest.
Our sympiiihies are exteuded to the
bereaved ''widow ;and orphan child
ren who mourn.
11
. wlKit Hood's Ssrsap.".ri!la D4i tai
ttlh the sar7 of its merit and success
Remember HOOiD'S; CI! !f!ES.;'.
CIIESSOUVlLIiS CHIfilES.
October 22ud. : ' ,
Miss Anna Savage, of Eoper, ppent Sun
day with Miss Eva Ctesson.
This neighborhood was well represented
at the Etieuton Fair last wock. Tho 4,Wild
West" performfiiico was considered the
mof.t interesting; feature,
Capt. Uctavious Coke, Secretary of Statej
spent last Wtdaeday night with Mr. Jas.
A. Chesson. -
Mr, 2. J. Chesson - paid a visit to Mr.
Louis Chesson Saturday. .
Miss Ijucie Willianis returned from a few
day's visit to Miifea Lizzie and Leha Sav
age, in llopcr, Suuday.";
TO BE GIVEN A WAY- At wholes! o
cost. a 'lot of Indies' Oxl' rd Tics Call
R!id ret a pair. T. W. iJti.uut, lloptr, H.
U,
r "J frv, cv. .-'-n.r'c r "i.! - i
.rcv3i,'' li'ifix '
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'11QPEU RIPPLES. TV
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Oct.' 23rd..-;:
'.Mrs. Privott, mother of Mr. Wm. Privoft
is quite sick. '
' Capt.' Lso'of tho steamer Roberts was in
Bopor last evening.
Mr. K. B. Mundon is in cliargo of Mr. T.
W. Blount's cotton gin.
Mr. Georgb Robertson cf,Ho:eI do Eoper
in quite sick at this writing.
Mrs. A. T,, Mat tin 'has ' retornocl heme
fioni a visit to friends at Berkley. Va.
Tbero were no services at the Methodist
church last Sunday on account of Pastor's
illness.
Quite a number of our people attended
(tie .hdontou lair ami report it as being up
to the average.
Mr. W. H. Dailey and wife visited Mrs.
Dailey's son at E City who is attending
school at that place.
Mr. It. G Iioper's horse 'demerit R.."
captured first money as athpurorg.' bred
at the Edoutou air.
Miss Lucie Williams, of Chessouville,
visited tne Misses lavages at liopor last
Saturday aud Sunday. -
Little George Flemings had another
brother to arrive last Saturday and is hap
pily domiciled at the parental home.
One of Uncle Sams post office inspectors
paid Roper office an ollicial vi&it lust iSatur.
day and of course found every thing all
o. k, ...
Our farmars are very despondent at the
price of cotton and peanuts. Tho farmers
should stop planting cotton aud raise more
pork. - , . ". ,.
.Dr. Ilallsey, one of. the candidates for
county ofilae is being urged by bis friends
to stump the held and mve us the tuil issue
of the day.
Mr. J. II. Clark k"t a valuable cow last
Thuruduy, he gave 75. for her at two years
old and shd was we'll worth $100. at the
time she was taken sick. 1 .
Mr. Frank Wilson has been transferred
from J. Mill to CreoU Mill where he is now
acting chief engineer. Mr. E. L. Herring
ton who has been usdstant engineer at the
Albemarle mill is now promoted to engineer
at J mill. These two gentlemen are . both
worthy and efficient and well deserve tho
promotion they have recdyed ; -
If you feel weak
And all worn out take
SROWN'S IRON BITTERS
The lowest prices yet known arts now
offered by H.; Peal bu buggies wagous,
road cart-, farm carts, cart wheels and all
ro.td vehicles. A full lino cf Vehicles
suitable for tho trade kept on hand nnd
orders can be filled at short notice. ' i
Chewing tho Eag
You may talk about; line, cheap
buggies, but proof .of the pudding is
chewing -the bag, I have been jn tho
business Jong .euouo:!) tO'knpw that
it takes good material and lirst-class
work tp satisfy the people. It may
cost more to begin with but -it pays
in the ond. Compare my work and
prices with any you ' please and you
Will
convinced.
I have the largest stock of bncrincs
I, ever had, call and see me.
II. PEAL.
Plymouth, N.-C.
ILL1IEEY
New and fashionable Millinery and
rancv
(ioods are now opened at mv
store in Koper, and 1 invite the pub
lic to call and seo them before buy
ing. New Ila'ts trimmed in the latest
styles by an artistic milliner just
from tho North.
If you want nice, stylish goods at
low price, call early and be suited.
MRS.M.E.AUSBON,
.28-tf lloper, K. C.
NOTICE.
, Having qualiSed as Adrninistrator nf the
late J. II. Dowfjiug, deceased, notice is
given to all persons, indebted to the said
intestate to pay the samo to me, and to all
holding claims sgaiust the sama to prfs-ant
them within' twelve months, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their recovery.
R. L. EowKure, Adui'r.
Oct 7th 189 1. .
UCLAS
NO SQUEAKING.
And other specialties for
Gentlemen, Ladlea, Boya
and Misses are tho
Best in the World.
See descriptive advertise
ment which appears In this
paper."" -, ' ,
. ,. Taka no Satatitcts.
Insist n having W. Ii.
DOUGIiAS' SIIOE3,
with nsanoi and price
igptL stamped ba bottom. Sold by
SpruilT& Bro. Jy l-5in
: FABHEES BEAD! ';
If yoii haVo cotton seed
for sale it will pay you to
sco H. T. Hussoll before you
sell their.. Ho pays the -highest
price. '
'Mr. UuKEell.will be in Plymouth
ou .Monday Uct 1st lor t he pnrpQ.se J
ot buying 'seed ami it win pay tno.se
who have seed for rale to see him. .
' Per other i information avPv at
tins olhcc.
S3 BHO
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LATE LOCALS-
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, Bhoei
Notions;
Dry
Ladle' an
Low
Prices
On all .
.These goods:
At,M. Owens & Co's.
In time of peace prepare for war. No
it is hot prepare for cold weather by going
to Mathias Owens & Co s., and laying in
your supply ot winter dresses. . shoes, &c,
while you can get them cheap.
DRESS GOODS of the latent styles r are
now foiled at Matbias Owens ,-& Co'8.
Their buyer has studied the wants of the
ladies and the stock now displayed can not
fail to please every one.
Novelties in Dress goods with trynudngs
to match can be fnnd at Maibias Owens &
Cu's. The largest " and most carefully
selected stock tver seen this.side of Norfolk
aud the- price suits eyeu the Free Silver
advocates, ..
A well dressed lady or gentleman always
wears nice shoes and . those of Pl month
are simply carried away over- the large and
stylish line which .Mathms Owens & Co ,
have just opened. No such a stock of foot
wears has ever been opened in ibis town
since time began. Anything from a brogan
boot to the finest hand-made kid shoe.
If you want Silks, Cashmeres, Worstaads
Sateens, Flannels, or other dress goods in
all the latest styles you can . save time and
money by calling at once. on Mathias Owens
& Co.. where you can be suited in goods
and price. ' , '
To the People of Plym-
outh, C, and
AVashiiigton Oount.
We wish to call your attention to
tho --Lie t that "V- II. Hampton has
the largest and tho best selected
stock of
that ever was brought to Plymouth.'
Suits from $3.75 to $25.00, made
up in tho latest styles. Boys, young
men and. old men,, if you want a
nice suit of clothes be sure aud call
on-
W. 3. HAMPTON,
for, wo know he has the largest and
the finest stock that .ever was in
Washington County. ; , '
And we also .call your attention to
his SHOlj; DKPAKTltfEVr. La
dies' Shoes from ,85c. to $4.50 ; chil
dren's shoes from 25c. to $2,50 ;
Men's Boots M.25 pej pair.
The best' selected lino of Gentle
men's Fine Shoes ejer offered.
Carey's Magnesia Flezr
ijble Cement Roofing.
Carey's Magnesia Flexible Roofing
is sold under a guarantee, and is bet
tor than any other roofing material,
in that it looks better, ;sfii;oand
.water proof, and is almost indestruc
tible from exposure to the weather
or elements; neither heat, cold,
moisture, acids or gases have any in
jurious affect .upon it, and it will
neither rot nor decav under any
conditions.' For further particulars
apply to
C. V. W: AusBONorll. E. Evkkett,
octi-tf Plymouth, N. 0- '
'
TIME IS MONEY!
I will have in stock by
November 15th ,
: Watches from $t.50 to f 50 00,
' Watch chains from lOo. to $30.00
Solid cold Initial Rings $8.00.
Finger Riugs from flo. to $15.00. ' -
Ear Rings from 25o. to $5.00.
Lace P4os from 5c. to ' '
Scat f Pins from 15c. fo 4 00.
Clccfe Aom $1.00 to $12.00.
Sewing maehine supxlies.
Call aud see tho latest
improved Standard Sewing
Machine, at
N. B. -YEAGER S.
oct 21-tf
RESTAURANT.
EDWARD JIcjABE,
PKOPEIETOR
. Meals at all hours, at tlie
most reasonable terms.
He . also carries a fine
lino of
GROCERIES &
; CONFECTIONERIES-
Kcay lkiukley's corner,
oct2Q-'tf . Plymouth, X. C.
THE CCLTEC BAEBLE WORKS, '
BTAnLISHEJO 1313.
lit tolt Hiu.kSt., Nrfplk, Ya.
'. toOMVMifiiTS, GiJAi'tSTONES,
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GoocSi:
Unguis r uruibmujjs,
m
Uumctcry . W' vk m llnrblj and
Granite.
I Lew x rlc s cnottKl rnwrrbd
livcru.1 at ii y p, hit mi h
V -TO THE-f
tan -Toriir .nu.i-cVJome mew;
,. Some slightly soiled:
euS.
.OFer?;
500 Men's all . .wool
Second hand.
.rCOO pr. Panfs. Soie payrt&fi"
sughtlyscjled. , '.;
400 dollars worth Sample "Iluts
' less than wholesale price.
Our store ia Chock-a-Block with
goods and we can eejll them at
LESS THAN FACTORY PIUCES
Come and sea for yourself is all
we ask. The goods MUST GQml
the'caslrMUST COME.
We aro' here to .cornpete with, ;lf,l
comers, stock against, .stock, and ,
DOLLAR against DOLLAR,
-Leaders pf Low Prices,
Plymouth, 'N.' C
' nwTy5a'-afai
ORFOIJI
t SOUTIIEJIN
COMPANY. .
RAILROAD
Schedule in effect oot, lft,18S4.'
The Direct Short Line between Plymouth,
Ed en ton, Eastern North Carolina and
Norfolk and all points North. Steam ec
leaves Plymouth 6.00 a. m., aud 4:30 p. m.
. Mail Train leaves Edonton 1:25 p. ta.
daily, except Sunday, arrives at Norfcl'i
4:''5 p. m. i ',
Express Train leaves .Xdeo ton Daily
.(except Sunday) at J8:00 a. xa. rript l
iNoiiolk.ii a. m. ; ; : r
.Connection made at Norfolk with j'lail
and Steamer Lines, and at (Elizabeth ' Gitv
with Steamer jNause and Mew B'Ve, daily
(except Friday and Sunday) foKoanok
Island, New aierne aud Atlantic & N. C, 1.
R. Stations. Also Wilmington. Newberct
and Norfolk It. R. : i
The Company's Steamers leave EdentOl
12.45 p. m. as follows: Transfer Be?"
to Mackey's Perry daily (eeept Sou-?)
with passengers for ,X?.oper,' Tpantego,-' Be'i
havrn, conoectinj? with Steamer nave p.
Belle for Makleyville, Aurora, -South Creel
Washington and intermediate landings.
Daily, (except Sunday) for Plymouth, .
at 12:45 p. in,, and 7:00 p. m.
Tuesday. Thursday aid Saturday -for
Chowan Ilivfr.' Wednesdays for Aioen and
Salmon Creek, and Monday ,aud" JLday
for Scnpper.noDg Rivqr.
Norfolk passenger and freight station at
Norfolk and Western 3ailroad Depot. , ' . '
I Throngh tick-ts on sale and baggaga
ftfz eA i oli r,lintlral finta
EASTERN CAROLINA DISPATCH
FASI FB5I5HT IEHJ.,
AND PASSENGER ROUTE. -,.
Daily ail rail service between fdentonj
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore an&
Norfolk. v .
l'hrou?h cars, as low rates and. quicker
tirue than by any other route. " ' -
idrent all goods to be shipped jby East'
em Carolina Uispatch, as follows: From,
Norfolk by N. & R R.t B.ltioiore by P.
W. & B. R.- It; President St. Station,
Philadelphia by Pennsylvania It. R. Dock
St. Station; New York by Pcufiylva.nia
R. R., Pier 17 North River. - T
For further Information apply to 3, U ,
SMITH. Aetnt, PlymoutV, N. G , or to
tbe General Offlca of the h.&S. R. IL
Co., Norfolk, Va. - v:
M. K. ?ING, General Manager.
H. C IIDDGINS, Q. F. p. Agt.
"-ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,-
Washington St. PLTiioyTHrtKi Q,
T. B. Wolfe, D, 8
PLYMOUTH, N.. Q
CsTTteth filled or extrapled without jhj.
JT. H WICrGINC,
DEALER LV
N'OTIONS. NOTIONS,
ALSO
Heavy and fancy groceries
cigars, tobacco, snuff,
vegetables, iruita
and all
I can offer buyers such prices va thV
. above named goods' t'nit it '
pay them to nil.
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