North Carolina Newspapers

The ucanoke Beanon. he Official Paper of Wash " . ingtou County. Published Every Friday by , Teb Koanokk Publishing Company. tiobfcriiiUon price, $1.00 per yoar. ; '. Advertisements inserted hi low rates.- iibnuary notices exceeding ten line,, five cents line. C.mut the word, allowing eight to Uie line, and feud money with MS. for all In exews of ten lines. i . i The editor will not be responsible for the views . t correspondents- All articit for publication ranst be accomoanied by the full name of toe writer. Correpoi'djnts are repeated not to write on but one side or the paper. m - All communications must be sent lu by Thursday morning or they will not appear. 1 ' Addrees all communications to ITHE ROANOKE BEACON, ' k " il i , ; Plvrnotth.N. G. We anpeatt every reader of Tns Koanokk BtAcON, to aid In mautng it nn accopiaoio nna protitable. medium of pewmo our citizen, ixji rivroonth people and J.ha public kuovvwbatis going on iu Plymouth. Report to its nil Item of news tbe arrival and departure of friend,, eoolai evcnt, deaths, serious time's, accidents, new buildings, new enterprises and improvements of whatever character.- change in taisinew indeed anything and everything that would be of interest to our people. FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, 1895. Owing to the continuous rains in Japan, the rice , crops have been gained and a famine is feared, ..,. The mining camps around Spring Valley, 111., .is the scene of a race war between Italian miners and ne- At the- Free Silver Convention lield in Missouri Tuesday Mr. Bland c;ave it as his opinion that the time had come for silver men to control the machinery, of the Democratic party. -y , ( The Fire Laddies are holding their Seventh Annual Tournament in $ew Berne this week, and the City of Elms is making it a most pleasant occasion for the men who are always ready to die when duty calls'1 them. . , News comes from Tabor, Iowa, that the Holiness people are making preparations for the final exit from earth to the "happy hunting grounds." These religious fanatics declare mest positively that the earth will soon be destroyed. They, have figured it down to ten days from August 5 th. V Mr. Harrison, the ex-President, rises to remark that next j-ear the . Republican party will . get back In power and stay for a longtime. Perhaps it will,, but we doubt it xt tins jjiti wuiuai. ilium limit: is n wide cliasm between political men and the Presidential chair, and the man who rests - his weary bones in that chair will have to crt83 that chasm on a free silver plank, aiidwoyf uon't. believe the Republican plat form contains; a single phmk-ong enough to reach across thachasm. Mr. Harrison for owliaalready said lie is notojiig try it. ! hOT that we see any material good that the free and unlimited coinage of silver on a 16 to 1 basis might do . the'eountry, yet in the lace of existing circumstances, we do see how free silver will benefit -North Carolina. It the lino of po litical action as Thud down by Mr. Carlisle is followed; it will result in the defeat of the Democratic party in North Carolina in 1896, giving the fcitate again into the hands of Fu eionista. I ' , We people oi North Carolina have tried Xusioti' rule. The Legislature tot '95 ought to be enough to show our people that under such rule the fSLaio is being set back. -. If the free silver laws do no good they will do jio havni.; The. iSouthern people, 'liot only Democrats, 'but Populists, want fret: silver, and m the name ot the Miik cr, we say let them have it. It i u m. .is for the Democratic party to try to c of i'net the next campaign iu the Son iii without a free silver ptaiA i:i iis );ttform. Tlio time has conic wh'.-u the 'tiiassca will not l o f-. iif;-1:! with anything less than hif! he a; 1 tmhpiitcd coinage of ? ;! on ;i bdm of H to J, and it is ! i ; ' v tiiC DemotT.its to think - .South, v.;iio,it' mil es- Jly politiea iti. ho- Mi A :mcs U A GOOD MEDICINE FOR MAN, BEASTS AND FOWLS , W. P. Williams In Greenville Reflector. I notice In tins, week's Democrat that Dr. Dodge, of Hamilton, III., elves a recipe for hog cholera ; and, while I do not doubt its j eveuts of the present century. . Not ' tbe efficacy, the following la much cheaper. politioal Ve0W N u0'.. The Fusion and equally. , potest :-. Take enough Dog': . , , , v.- . fennel bloHeoms (known In some swrtiona j Sl6lture of '95 knocked all the political as '.'wild chamuraounle") to make a strong , ink ' out of this old goose quill of mine, tea, and give themsay ono cup full-(ia J The events I shall relate are of a less com. slop or otherwise), two or three times a weett during the cholera stason. It Is equally potent as a preventative of chicken cholera, by putting the blooms iu their water trough. , ; It is also an excel leut. remedy for man, with long trouble. Take au ordinary hand tnll of the blossojns, put them in one quart of , good rye whiskey, and take a table epuonfull three, times a day. 'Ah, says some one, "I thought you were op posed to the use of whiskey." So I am, bitterly opposed to iuo use of it as a bever age, and never use it in any shape or form, bat I hare very little patience with.tnis Puritanical-tomfoolery, which condemns the use of it, strictly as a medicine. . P. S. As said 'fennel" is now in fall bloom every farmer should sa've enough of it for use in fall and winter. Since 1878 there have been nine epidem ics, of dysentery in different parts of the country in which Chamberlain's Collo, Cholera and Diarrhoea liemedy was used with perfect snccess Dysentery, when epidemic, is almost as severe and danger, ous as'Asiatio cholera Heretofore the best efforts of the most skilled physicians have failed to check its ravages, thi remedy, however, has cured the most malignant cases, both of children and adults, and nu der the most trying conditions, hich proves it to be the best medicine iu the world for bowel complaint For sale by Ply month Drug Co lm DO NOT JUDGE BY CLOTHING. 4 ' Our Dumb Animals. Boys do not Jndge a man by his clothing. A tittle incident occurred on oneliueof street cars a few days since which is worthy of notice. A pooily clad woman entered the car carrying an infant in her. arms. As she sat opposite I observed she seemed troubled about something. When the condaoto? passed through the car for the fares she said in a very low voice : "Please sir, I have no money, let me ride this time and some other time I will pav you." "I can hear that story every day," said the conductor, in a loud, rough voice. "Yon can pay or get off." "Two fares, please," said a pleasant voice, as a toil-worn and sunburned hand passed the conductor ten cents. "Heaven bless you sir," said the woman, and 'long and silently she wept ; the language of the heart so eloquent to express our hidden thoughts. This man in worn and soiled garment was one of God's noblemen He possessed a heart to feel for the woes of others, and although tbe act was bnt a trifle, it proves that we can not, with safety, judge a man by hi3 clothing . For many a truo - heart , beats beneath a ragged jacket." Six weeks ago I suffered with a very efevere cold ; was almost unable to speak. My friends all advised me to consult a phy sician, Noticing Chamberlain's Cough liemedy advertised in the St Paul Yolks Zaitung I procured a bottle, and after ta king it a short while was entirely well I now most heartily recommend this remedy to anyoue suffering with a cold Wm Keil, 678 Selby Ave. St Paul, Minn. For sale by Plymouth Drug Co ; lm A SCRIPTURAL TREE. FILLED WITH EXACT PACTS 'THAT WILL HELP YOU ANSWER QUESTIOKS. , THE " Bib.e con,, v tains 3eb',480 letter. 810,697 r . V IjT words, 81,175 vera- V Res, i,l89 chapters and 6G books; longest chap ter is the 119th Psalm; the shortest and middle chapter is the 117th Psalm; the middle verse is the 8th ofthe 118th Psalm; The longest name is in the 8tn chapter of Isiab, . The word 'and' occur 46,627 times. '1 he 37th chapter of Isiah and the 19th chapter o the 2d book of KiugH are alike. - The longest verse is the 9th of the 8th chapter of Esther; the shortest the 35th ofnhe llth chapter ouonu. rne zist verse, of the 7th chapter of Ezra Is the only one of the entire collection which contains every letter in the alphabet. ". The word "Lord," or its equivalent, "Jehova," oc curs 7,698 times in the Old Testament ; or, to be more exact, the word "Lord" occurs 1,853 times and ' the. word "Jeho vah" 5,843 times. The word "God" d o e s iiot oc cur in the book of Esther but there is WISDOM, KNOWLEDGE, HOLINESS AN D LOVE IN EVERY CHAPTER OF THE ENTIRE WOUK. Hall's Hair lieaewer enjoys, the confl. dence and patronage of people all over the civilized world, who use it to restore aud keep the hair a natural color vlt WRINKLES. Ram's Horn. . ' Worry and the grave digger get on well together. When we go out to meet trouble we never have a long walk. When the devil can't get behind the preacher .iu auy other way ho sometimes joins the choir " - Anyone can be pleasant to pleasant penp'o, but it takes grace to bo plcftsant to unpleaKftut eoplo- .'". If you wstnt to- got in a crooked path, jrjHt follow the direction of a Corkscrew 'there are people who hte ft thief, who borrow books i;d never return them. . 11c who is hunting fir. 0 wife withont a f;iiilt sbrvvild rft)ui !ir ' ' .'it the Kplls j! i KPtkin may be nearc.ilng lor a hnsbafid i-f the Baw !. v J The man that is oii! Concerned to uncak ihc eict iruih not ?.t tj bo g:.rrulou. It I-- a wtil to : ij9 wnriiidg :,m the ,'y counstl i'rout iin . tttv. ' . ' FLIPP. Mb. Editor I Lava not hal a say for quite a time, but urn still lit Jog,' and come now to greet your readers ou tbe passing plicated nature. !. . - ' ( A few days ago I had Rome business of much importance with that great merchant king, Thos, -W. Blount, at liopor hud to go and see hmr. How to get there was a J more complicated question to this individu al than, the silver question. On the Mack ey 'a Ferry road stood an obstacle in the shape of a creditor ouuldn't pass him, never. On the direct Itoper road lay iu its innocence that Red Hill of which every body had said so much. Oh what a time I had to get the consent of my mind to drive over it, "but after taking out an accident policy aud telling ''that wife of mine" that in case ut death she would be left a suffi cient sum to catch any ordinary man lor better or tor worse, I had her good bye, and going to Theo B iweu'a called for the best gentle tuaui he had. Well, Boweu gave me a nice teaji, Cue of these consid erate horses which would never cause you to be pullud up by Chief Tucker for labt driving. At last I got out of town and on lied Hill. Well I was disappointed in the condition of the road I forgot to apply the whip according to careful instruction from Mr, Bjwen, and the Horse actually stopped and looked 'round to See if 1 was asleep. I bucceeded in reaching - Roper after a time and after gettiug Bapper ut Hotel da Koper, I touud Mr. JJiuuut and said my piece, then took in tho town, by the light of the wuon and eketne liuhtu. In the colored hall a ola-s of colored orphans were having a line time, and as tuey had a baud, you know I saw nil ttie colored pupa laiiou at one sight,, for u may bo trmy said that where a brst horn or a drum is, thele Will the colored people be ulso. " This little town is a lively place After wauderiug about for uoui time I started by Blount's Hall, and from its open win dows came the sweet btraius of tue violfu and accompanying notes of the piano. Being lured by the swet music, I walked in and found tho spacious hall filled with beautiful women aud galUut men eujoying one of those social dances Ji;r whicn itoper is famous. Not being a dancing man, 1 slid in and took a seat just to watch the rest enjoy the thiug. It was then gettiug late and by eleven o'clock I began to see tLat those people were inclined to be' so cial, so I made myself as agreeab.e as I could. Everything was passing along smoothly, ten coup! a were going through tbe quadrille, on my right sit a beautiful girl nnd I was just beginning to think if I was a young man tkat girl would have to listen to soDieihlug sweeter than the music that was being rendered by Mess. Jim aud Dickens Gay lord. You know it is said that some of the sweet girls have no heart, well this was not true of this young lady, for at this point, without a moment's warn ing, the electric liahts were shut off ajyii we were leu wnere moses was on .enr oo casion Speak about heartf,well if you had ; bvseu sittiri" , wtfere I was yeu could haveUestided tor the fact that that lady had a heart and no mistake. J-he did unt scream, neither did the others preseurf neither did they bound1? to the highest chairs, as would haye beeu the case had a mouse ben turned loose in the . room, but all sat perfectly still and the silence thai followed was only broken by the rapid I'UlsItions of that girl's heart, beating about one hundred to ttie haif uiiuute, ' Oil iamps soon took the place of the electric lights, and the dauc j continued. ' I left for tear a greater temptation tu be young again might eome upon me. ' 1 IL....LL, Li .1. Jill J My little by, when two yeara of age, was taken very ill with bloody flux I was advised to iwe Chamberlain's Colio, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and luskily procur. e4 part oi a bjttle 1 carefully read the di. rections and gave it accordingly. He was very low. but slowly und surely lie began to improve, grndnally recovered, uel is now a stout aud strong as ever. I feel sure it saved hU life I never cau praise the Rem. edy half its ""ortb. I am sorry every one in the world doeH not know how good it is, as I do. Mrs. Liua S Hinton, Graliatas viile. Marion' Co.. Florida. For sale by Plymouth Drug Co . lm 0 ilu rc,. :i ( ,,. 4m RHlfMl- i MM f'MSTE'llESa n mn n n n ik3 ITU U L!L f i i "1 U I IS JUSTASCOOD FORAOULTS. VARRAflTuD. PV.iCUGOciO. d I,ATI A. IT LS., Ji'OV. W, JE33. r-nrls JfertlolneCo., ht. Ixmis, Jli-). ,coti',rnenrWe tt'ld limfc -vonr. FV) boH8 f i;iwv:: s TSTKI.KSS CH ll,t. TOMC anU bkto bouitbt tbrre kixjbm mrouOv tbm vcr. in mi oancx-T't-riuru'i! of ii 3T( f, in t'"Q '.. , 'A h -in .. lid--.? kwer wild mi unU'io ibtttt;nv hh. n maveiTuI saua Iji'.tlou u jour 'ioiiiu. ioti;! nlv, rj Did you' ir - ' ' 1 . t ' . . " . '.-'.: t ... . , hear it drop 7 ' WHiT? The price of sewing m a chines. Twenty-two dollars .and iifiy cents ($22,50) .will buy First-claSS sewing ma chino from me. This is a Standard Ma chine, snd is being sold by the thousand at $45.00 on time, to-day. Is fully warranted, being sold on its -merits i . . Your money will be re funded after thirty day's trial if tho machine is not all right. This machine is as good as any machine on tho market, no matter what its name, and you need not hesitate . if you want one. No agents, no discount. and terms Cash. Address, 'pHOS. J3lOU NT, aug2 Koper, N. (J. PLYMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL. MALE AND FEMALE. Nathan Toms, Ph. B., Principal. Mrs. K A. Cahteu, Mqaic Teach'r. STRICTLY N0N-SECTA1UAN. Fall term begins Monday, Septem ber 9th 1895. Tbin school prepares for college or any pursuit of business life. Special attention to primary work. Improved methods of instruction used. Board and tuition very reasonable, ' For further information, address NATHAN TOMS, ang7-tf Plymouth, N. C. UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA. Comprises the . University, the College, the Law, and Medical Schools, a,nd the Summer School for Teachers. Tuition $60.: 35 Teach ers, 471 Students. ' Address' President Winston, Chapel . IlilV . N. C, for Catalogue and 'handbook' on "University Edu cation." jc 25-2m. HEKETO STAY. The Old Reliahle Pros- TONSOItUL ARTIST. is still at his old istand on Washington street, and prepared to give you a first-class hair cnt, shampoo or shave, apd guarantees satisfaction to the most fastidious. ' . DresNing and trimming ladies' hair a specialty.' ' P. A. TOODfE, Artist. TO MY FRIENDS.- Having returned; to Plymouth, which I hi) all make my permanent home, I hereby anuouuee that have opened a first-class barber ' shop in the room between D. O Criukley's corner and Miss F: O; Melon's, on Water street, where I (.mil be- pleased to nerve all those in need of a modern ton- serial nrlist. ' ' 1 - . Work on ladies' hair dono in a Ee.t ar.il artistic mautier.v ' . L. J3.JACKSOX. Arti-L Winy iuit "That mm Li . 1 ' ' 3L,aC3 KLTVO iCv IV. O., ' . " , Takes. Washington county ; girls to LaGraiigo1? Because ho advertises in - thtvliRACoN and 'then min rrins Amoiifr WQeTiTnorfnti 'fJnfin.f-.Tr dcopIo 'and convin- ces them that "Kinsey Seminary is the. placov'for'tl best advantages at tho least Send for catalogue to - , JOSEPH KINSEY,; . ' . Principal. Accept now, and look not. hack upon a lost opportunity with saddened regrets; ( r It lc not every dav that the rosders of 'hU paper have an y;-M)cntg, nlnetennth century oppor tuulty of tills kind proentod to them It Is not every day that Th i.ruitre State Supply ompany. of AUanta, 3eorgi. icach oat with such (vj'oi bright nnd winning burgaino. it is for a limited time, and to iwro iuce mrely a line of bnrgasii m plie Into overy borne In thin enmmouwey Itli, an atl vertlscment for themsulvM by which the ruatl'-r fortunes. The articles only are olleriHl to . the reader of 'I Ha okacon and the pale will bi tli? continued ut stated time. Hero they ore. Rend and profit: Bargain No. 1-C ASH REGISTFR.Won dcrful, vseftU, simple, convenient, wmipuct, orw mental. andUBl.IVKKRD AT YOUll Duuli for $2.00 Tlilntt or it I No lqerchain, no busiueM man suoul I le without it, Tnno is m'ouey, but why spend all ihe mouey to economises imi-? Save the greater part and buy a $2.00 Utriter. What o hers ay.' yon will ay. Head; ' It is a pleasure to look at it. and see how fine t woikr."; "Best article I overused": '"Times are 'tld.' change in scarco, but Imn-t hnvo one"; That tells the t..ryi Ordtr to-daV. ' It will not lie thus always" Ik "DLD RELIABLE" iarriagB-Kaqlpry, Ei pml Proprietor. fXV yCt) ithCM& i - i w-X7iv- i vs w i l ; .MANCFACTURCR OB" r?ies. Phaetons, Eoad-carts, Farm-carts, wa yons, &c. n nvi.voa Inivoi' linn ovflr bargain. I defy competition xicjjau my oi iin jviiiun uouo iiiu n uan. . -v; . ; THE COUPEE MAUIiLE Y0KIv Established 1813 111 to J15 Bank St., Norfulk, Va. ' MONUMENTS, GRAVESTONES, Job Cemetery Work iu Marble and iEH Granite. -WSv 1 T ' .. .k .1.- . ajvj v pj lues uuwiui vii wum ur : -ir.i . . J.,. . n. 0.. The iVTRUMP" , THE BEST. LOW PRICE .WATCH EVER MADE '. m$205Q . Warranted to be a y . Perfect Timekeeper. . , . Not a poor Swiss, nor a "clock," but a perfect Amerlcaq. Duplex snovenient. i j . ,'. - :' ... V Call and see this Watch, at A. 15. YEAtifciil S. SSJ1 c This excellent, 'standard-bred and registered Stallion, CLEMENT Ji may bo fouud at his. home on Lons dalo Farm, lloper, N.sC. " ""c think there is no other registered horsiun Washington'-or ..ndjoining counties; Registered in' "The American Trot ting Register, No. 20'UV -vClfincnt. K..1 is kind.. and under good control IIo is a deep bay, legs black from knee down, aud ii ka v y black niaiui and tail. " Patronize the iu.oT, aid let's 'ct lid of, tho H.rub Bt'H Ki : . .. , , . . lilltl'UW IV.-. i t '.A V: tho cost. ' Uargaln No. 2-1 lilnk of" a TYPEWHI TKHforSl.CO. Rntoh. is. l'll VIUK!) YU OKDElt AT WK. A simple writing nchlfiw wit hi n nach of an hod v. )ih the work of a coit. IvHi ticW. A triumph o' modem li.veut ion. 'I he world'!. I'UsIjihp- lu duy c 'Uid not be trorisocttit without theui. but who. oh who. Is nVc to piiv JUOO.OO! Di.n'tdo it. r.ity $1.00 machine. -A FplHiidul 1nver;jiu'i)t tor ilu niurchunt. Iiiwaci-, mlu iMcr. Miiiiem feumtfty. Hie home ciiclu. Vlt In Siiod thinir. helpptirh ir. along.'1 ltemcmbcr VV PAi'TMK Fit 1UI1T." . , :"' L'ar-rain No S -It pna'ileo diamond experts' Can yen ttciiTt from the griiHinc? T'v it Hrro It Ik: JS AZILIA DIAMON, a new and Mimical! u in. Will net in hni'dj-omn 1ft K solid pola fil.ej ring, plu-ii curio, and Bind you. 'cmahokx PRKI id. riv Sl-fcl. 't ne Imrniii.of the scasi-n.' If "or uquiilin iippt'iirnnce to 'U W(:o ring, teua it duck, nn g t yonr nioni-y imr poenige, 100. uo qu'ek.1' ItufrcLccs on uppliuitlO:i. 4 ' ' mm supply ootip.iSY ATLANTA, GECFJglA. ' Plymouth K. 'C.v ' ' nn Witli t lm. r.nsli r.:ili fPtt il and will not bb tindersedd. SO YOU WANT. A. CRAY0H POETKail You may ult .witit oue yourself bnt perlitipK you hay' a JriUher, Mother, Sister,' Brother, Sou, Panhter. ;Uuo.e, Aunt, Cousin, Friaud ut Sweetheart whose dear faco j'U wish to hav with you. These ' Bdtiutitul Furtmiis (a sample of whicn we exhibit lu oarstcrej are the B.iuie .size aud' quality as have been retailed for years at'. $10.00 ench. - Lvery one of them are made by the cele" bratidA.tJME OOi'Yl :G COMPANY of Coioigo, who guarautee them both a$ to ' likeueKi and dnmbility, . ( . .. . ' YOU CAN GSL'ONE absolutely free -m . "Howrr 'But I can't nbe th- m.'I ' 'Yes iyou cv ' for we hnVtj rr,n'Tliirftiaryo1l'ee(l'i. Surely you can iM Bometbing to buu you' in our iuiinoiise Nlock," ' We give you the portrait free, jou pay for only the framel'' . TraineK furuiehed at wholusale price. .. . MATH IAS OWENS & CO.',.' -, DEALERS IN- ,' Dry ' Coods, A'otionsi Boots, Shoes, ' Ha ta, Caps, Uard ware and ,, . -. General ov-jliandise. " . . FrtTl cyl) l't- s Vi Specialty..'.. " TVl i-tl - I'lyOOUlll, IX. tj. , LIVEIIY, SAL: "1B. 'AUD' ;exchahge Conveniently loc; part of the town. Stylibh and iclraj, careful drivers d,'v nr ," (loot! horsw ;ih,'.ns .?-, sncl .and c.'clun,f, - - t ioanlin" hoiw .,;, nn I teltiyn by 'XiK.ntM.c-cd ;r: I ! Villi tr.i nti 'w I . v votir liorso: oJrod i"i'"ii)Hni at J' Pll'A'S l,l;i,0,);t!))0. i . i i - w M l Mi ft I III S . xl 1 0 ".0' r 6.