Hon. Clias. .11. Aycjck and othor Democratic candidates will speak in the Court House hero on Mo uday night, May 7tU at 7 o'clock, Tell your neighbors.
MS ROANOKE BEACON.
PUBLISHED ETEBY FRIDAY
fix Tms Roanoke Publishing Co.
C. V, W, AUSBOS, Editor..
PLYMOUTH.
N.C,
Friday. April 27, 1900.
NOTHE& EXPANSION.
It will be of interest to the renders of the
fUtACOH who useMcElree's Wine of Cardai
In their homes to know that the sale of this
remedy baa so increased daring the past
J ear, that the manufacturers have again bad
to increase tbeir capacity by the addition
of another large building. It baa often
been said that u trticle that finds favor
with the ladies is sure to achieve great suc
cess. No more strikiug example of this
could be found than the history of Wine of
tlarduf. From thousands oi ladies' letters
reoeived by the manufacturers, the follow
ing are selected i
From Mrs. Mary Paukowski, S3 Rose
Street, Chicago. I1U.
I have taken, a bottle of Wine of Cardui
And . feci much better than when I wroU
ja$r"l did not have any pains at my last
monthly period.
From lira, 11. A. Thompson, Kalamazoo,
Mich.
I suffered from what was supposed to be
(amor of the womb, but I have taken five
bottles of Wine of Cardai and am almost
eurod
From aire. J. L. Todd, Stalvey, S. 0.
I do not tLiuk I would have been living
it I had "not taken Wine of Cardui. We
desired a child very much, aud I now have
baby nvu months old.
From Mrs. W. 8. Harris, 71.1 Walker
Street, Kansas City, Kan.
I have tried Wine of Cardui and found it
to be the greatest medicine on earth for
male trouble.
To Ccb La Geippb in Two Days
fak. Laxativi Bkomo Qoniks Tabuts. All
4rurgUti refund tim wouey if it ails to cure,
JS. ' -4Jaot"i iiens-ture on every box. 25c.
CSk -
NORFOLK & SOUTHERN RAIL
ROAD COMPANY,
IN EFFECT DEC. 1ST, IS2').
train service.
Northbound:
iavQ Edenton daily (except
Sunday) 143 p.m.
Arrive Elizabeth City daily (ex
cept Sunday) 2 45 p.m.
Arrive Norfolk daily (except Sun
day)... . ... 4 25 p.m.
Lmt Edeuton Tues., Thurs.,
nd Sat 700 a. m.
Xeave Elizabeth City Tues.,
Thurs , and Sat 9 30 a. m.
Arrive Norfolk Tues., Thurs.,
and. Sat...., II 00 a. to.
Southbound :
Jave Norfolk daily (except
Sunday) 1000 a. m.
Arrive Eliz. City daily (except
Sunday) H40 a.m.
Arrive .Edenton daily (except
Sunday) 12 40 p. m.
JjaTe Edenton daily (except
Sunday) I 00 p. m.
Arrive Belhaveu daily (except
Sunday) .445 p. m.
Javt Norfolk Tues., ThUrs.,
a4 fet.,.. 4l0p.u.
Arrive K. City Tues,, Thurs.,
and Sat GOO p. in.
Arrive Edenton ; Tues., Thurs,
nd Sat 7 00 p. m.
Trains stop at all intermediate stations,
STEAMBOAT SERVICE.
SUauers leave Edentou daily (ex. Sun
slay 100 p in. for Plymouth, Janiesville,
Willianiston and Windsor "
Leave Edenton Tuesaay, Thursday and
Saturday 1 00 p. m. for Chowau Kiver
landings; and Friday for Kouppernoug
slteamers leave Elizabeth City for Itoa
coke bland. Oriental and Newbame,
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 600 p.
b.; connect with A. & N. O. R It. and W.
A W. K. B. for Goldsboro and Wllming
to. to. ,v3
For 8cuppernong River Monday and
Wednesday 12 00 noon
' For Coin jock and North River landings
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 3 00 p. m.
For South Mills and landings on Dismal
Swamp Route Monday, Wednesday and
Friday 6 00 a. m. '
Steamers leave Belhaven daily (ex. Son
day) lor Washington, n. C.
For further information apply to J. J.
Haiiell, Agent, Plymouth, or to the Gen
eral Office of the N. & S. It. R. Co., Nor-
SkTklNG, H. C. HUDGIN3,
" Gen'l Manager. Gen'l Ft.& Pass Agt.
Watches and Clocks carefully
Repaired and satisfaction given
n all work by
0. E. LEGGETT
OK BR INKLE Y'S CORNER.
WATER sriiEF.T,
' PLYMOUTH, N. C
f yt
BEACON FLASHES.
Court week.
Herring are getting plsntiful and cheap.
Mexican Livek Fills cure all liver ills.
Price, 25c W C Ayers my25
Mr. A. G. Walker, of CresweU, was in
our town last week.
Mr. E. D. McCabe made a business trip
to E. City last week.
Glad Co se Mr. W. B. Ward, of Bath,
in our town last week.
And the paper for our last week's issue
hasn't reached us yet.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Marriner.ofMackey'fl
Ferry, were in our town on Tuesday last.
Chills, fevers and malaria yield to Rob
erts Chill Tonic, if you get the genuine,
with a red cross ou label. 25o. No cure,
no pay. W C Ayers my 25
That advertisement on the aide of Horn
that's store is loud enough for a blind man.
to read.
Master Willie Scarborough, of Edenton,
is visiting hia graud-molher, Mrs. Deborah
Bratten.
Keep your blood rich aud red by taking
Robeuts Tasteless Chill Tonic. 25c.
Pleasant to take. Cures chills by purifying
the blood, and producing appetite, health
aud vigor. Try it, and get the genuine,
with red cross on label my 25
Mrs J. W. Gden, of Washington, has
been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs, H.
Peal, for th. past week.
Glad to see our old friend and former
tewasman, Mr.-Geo. E. Stevenson, of
Shawboro, in our town thia week.
We deeply sympathize with Mr, and
Mrs. S. D. Jones in the loss of their infant
child, which died on Monday last.
Mr, A. L. Bratten who holds a position
with the Thos. J. Basnight Lumber Co..
spent a few days at home last week.
Mr. J. T. Lewis requests us to tell the
people that hia usual large stock of candy
has been increased by the addition of
Lowney's celebrated line of Chocolates and
Bon Bous. If it is nice caudies you want
Mr. Lewis Can please you.
After a weeks absence visiting her broth
er, Mr. W. H. Hall, of Aurora, Mrs. G.
H. Harrison and little sun, George, re
turned borne on Saturday night last.
It being something that everybody
should read and understand, we publish
this week the platform adopted by the
recent Democratic State Convention.
The proceedings of the court will appear
next week, the paper bejng made up to
print last week, but as bad luck, which
seems to be our portion, would hare It, our
paper did not reach us in time to get that
issue out.
Read tbo announcement of Mrs. A. M.
Ayers in this issue. Mrs. Ayers is one of
the oldest established milliners in our town
and her past success is proof positive of
her ability to please. Give her a call when
in need of millinery goods
Every time we have appointed a day to
visit our friends in the lower part of the
itnrtntv tfhir si'bripxa or rain has di.41D
pointed us, but we hope our friends down
pointed us, out we nope our menus ao
mere win maao it a point to can on us
next week, and if you owe us and cannot
come yourself, please sent the little amount
I . . 1 . !l I. . 1. -
tk..na ...ill ihiiVa it nftlnt ii stall rn no
oy o me oi your ueiguuum, wuu iua i
quest that we continue the paper to your
address.
"Racket Stores," and "Cheap Johns" the
latter especially, have been legislated
against, but Plymouth boasts of a "Cheap
John," notwithstanding. We refer to no
less a personality than our popular mer
chant, John T. Lewis, known in this .sec
tion as "lhat Cheap man, Lewis." Urn
name is John consequently the law can't
hold him down. If you dou't believe he is
cheap, just- drop iu and get prices on Clo
thing, Dry Good, Notions, shoes, etc., and
especially Heavy and Fancy Groceries.
His low prices have long been the talk of
the town, and now bis $4.00 Shoes for 25c.
is creating wild excitement. Call on him
and he'll tell yoo how to get a pair.
That Throbkino Headache.
Would quickly leave you, if you used Dr.
King's New Life Pills. Thousands ot suffer
ers have proveb their matchless merit for
Sick and Nervous Headaches. They make
pure blood and strong nerves and build up
your health. Easy to take. Try them.
Only 25 cts. Money back if not cured. Sold
by Plymouth Drug Co. 15
Delaware's pretty girls say the annual
failure of the peach crop is a libel on them.
In 1883 my wife went East and was at
tacked with rheumatism. She received no
relief until she tried Chamberlain's Pain
Balm. Sinse that time we have never been
without it. We find it gives instant relief
tn cases of burns and scalds and is never
failing for all rheumatic una neuralgic pains
D C. Brant, Santa Yt.ez, Cal. For salo
by all druggists
The organ grinder has a great many
turning points iu his life.
"Yielding to the persuasion of my dea
ler, I changed chill tonic and tried Rob
ert's', and found it the best I ever used,
and shall in future continue its use." W.
H Onrnraw. Jamaavillp. N. C. to the Rob
erts Drug Co., Suffolk, Va., August 14,
18. ioc, per ootiie. ijoos. ior ii.e rea
cross. W C Ayers my 25
One man counts for as much as another
when it comes to takiug the census.
"A word to the wise is sufficient" and a
word from the wise should be sufficient,
but you ask, who are the wise ? Those who
know. The oft repeated experience of trust
worthy persons may be taken for knowiedge
Mr. V, M. Terry says Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy gives better satisfaction than. .any
other iu the market. He has been in the
drug busiueHs at Elkton, Ky., for twelve
years: has sold hundreds uf bottles of this
remedy and nearly all other cough medi
cines manufactured, which nbows conclu
sively that ChamberUin's is the most satis
factory to the people, and is the best. For
sale by all druggists,
A Military Marriage.
On Wednesday evening April ISth
Gnuce Episcopal Church was the
scene of u beautiful ttnd novel mar
riage, the contracting parties being
Miss Surali Frances UajLord, the
beautiful daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
J. II. GajLord, and Mr. V. T.
Nuniey, one of the popular young
drutntnei8 of Company "E."
The church was artistically deco
rated and all the attendants were
military men in full uniform. At 8
o'clock the bridal party arrived at
the church and entered as follows :
the Color Seargent entered the reir
door and marched to the center of
the church, where ho held the Stars
and Stripes between two large ar
ches of evergreens, following the
flag came the drummers beating a
soft yet lively quick-step march ;
they took positions 'just behind the
colors, on .either side; then came
Capt. J. E-Keid with a division of
his company, as they passed under
the flag Lt. Jackson "with a division
of the company entered from the
North entrance and Lt. Mizell with
a division entered from the jSouth
entrance, passing down the' side
aisles in single file, they formed
double column as they passed uuder
the flag, following the division ot
Oapt. Keid to the chancel, where a
heart wan formed, as near , as possi
ble, by the entire company. As the
drums ceased the notes of the organ,
under the artistic touch of Mrs. F.
A. Boyle, filled the church with
the wedding march and the bride,
leaning on the arm of her father,
entered the northern entrance, and
the groom, with his brother, Mr. B.
F. Murney, entered from the South,
marching to the center, where, as
they passed under the flag the bride
took the groom's arm aud they
marched to the chancel rail where
they met the rector, Mr. Tolson,
who, according to the beautiful
ritual of that church, pronounced
them man and wife. During the
ceremony the flag was held iu posi
tion directly over the bride.
As the bridal party marched down
the center aile aud out at the north
ern entrance, the organ ceased, and
the drums took up the notes, Capt.
lie id wheeled his men down the cen
ter aislo in double column. Lts.
Jackson and Mizell marched their
divisions in cross Hue, passing down
the side aisles to the center, there
meeting, formed iu double column
in the rear of Cant. lieid's division,
and all passed out at the rear en
trance.
The ushers, in military costumes,
Mess. I'. W". Brin kley and VV. F.
Ausbon, were unablo to place the
large number cf people in the church.
The building was packed to its ut
most capacity.
Immediately after the ceremony a
reception was held at the home of
the bride's parents, where the hap
py couple received the congratula
tions of their many friends. They
were also the recepients of many
handsome and costly presents.
The Bssr Prescription for Chills
and Fever is a bottle of Grove's Tasteless
Chill Tomic. It is simply iron and quinine
iu a ihsibioss io rui. nu cure no puy.
Price, 50c.
mar 1-ly
Any fellow is liable to raise the duce in a
poker game or a pair of them, for that
matter.
I was reading an advertisement of Cham
berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy iu the Worcester Enterprise re.
cently, which leades me to write this. I
can truthfully say I never used any remedy
equal to it ior'colio and diarrhoea, I have
never had to use more than one or two
doses to cure the worstjease with myself
or children W. A. Stroud, Popomoke
City, Md. For sale by all druggists
is still the talk of this section. It is the place of all
places to
in Shoes, Dry goods, Groceries,
Etc. Our stock of laces, edgings
and Hamburgs is immense, and
so cheap.
When you start to make a jtrjp don't allow your
self to be side-tracked or
store, which is the
Buyers,
Night Sweats, loss of appetite, weak
aud impoverished blood, colds, la grippe
and general weakness are frequent results
of malaria. Roberts' Tasteless Chili.
Tonic eliminates the malaria, purines your
blood, restores your appetite and tones up
your livr. 25c. per bottle. Insist ou hav
ing Roberts', mo other "as good." W.
C. Ayers my 25
Rheumatism Cured.
My wifo has used Cbamberlaiu's Paia
Balm fot rheumatism with great relief, and
I can recommend it as a uplendid liniment
for rheumatism and other household use
for which we have found it valuable. W.
J. CrjxLEs, Red Creek, n. Y.
Mr. Cuj ler is one of the leading merchants
ot this village ang one of th) most promi
nent menjiu this vicinity W. G. Phippin,
Editor Red Creek Herald . For Bale by all
druggists
it HE U Id ACID E t
Is rapidly taking the place of all
other known remedies iu a rhou
maiic cure, Inxutive, tonic and
lilood puriiier. The reason is plaiu,
for it
-CURES-
There in no better time to treat
rheumatism than during the fall
month. Cure yourself before the
rigor of winter are felt. KUEU.
J1ACIDK cofts but $1 per bottle,
bold by all Druggists. Secure it
and cure your
S
73
RHEUMATISM
K For gale In Plymouth by
oii ep29-bm LUTHKIt HARRISON
SAVE MOKEY
With the coming of Winter get out your
last ceason suits, coats, pants and dresses
and have them renovated and
CLEANED OK DYED
and thus save tbo price of a new garment.
Those soiled clothes can be made to look as
good as new by the eld reliable
CLEANER and DYER
SAMUEL WIGGINS, on Main;Street,
who cleans, dyes, renovates and presses at
moderate prices.
I also do all kinds of UPHOLSTERING
and can make your old furniture look just
as good as new at small cost.
- All work guaranteed and your patronage
respectfully solicited,
rar21-6m Saml Wiggins-
SPRING GREETING.
A Hope realized-A Promise fulfilled
That is what every sale we make means.
Wc anticipate your wants and wishes,
then make the prices to suit.
There is only one clans, and that the
FIRST, In our Spring and Summer collec
tion of
STYLISH MILLINERY
Your responsibility ends and ours begins
when you buy of us. We are right behind
every transaction we make.
Come and look if you want to buy right,
if you want to be treated right, if yon want
to save money.
Our customers all say ours is the cheap
est place in town.
You buy the materials and we do
the trimming, free of charge.
Yonrs truly,
apl2-tf
Mrs L- E. Padgett.
put off until you stnlByf
Great TSargaln Depot for Opf
r
FULL LINE OP
Dry goods. Clothing and
SHOES.
Silks, Laces and
Embroideries
Best 25c. Ladies'
hose ever shown.
Novelties in ladies'
Belts.
Corsets.
Ladies' underwear
Table linen.
Boys' knit Shirts
and Drawers.
Hats and Caps.
Top Shirts, soft
and stiff bosoms.
Linen Maderas.
Pique and Silk.
Collars and Cuffs.
Ties.
the right prices.
Men's Underwear
of all kinds and
at all prices.
TttlZ LATEST
THE EDISON
PhonograpH
for $7.50.
Sold by
IV. B .YEAGER,
W ii O
IS HEADQUARTERS
FOR MUSICAL GOODS,
the only house in town where you
will find all kinds of musical instru
ments from a Jew's harp-up to the
very latest, tbe.jlICKjZither
which any '--xao
Columbia 0
Our dimities, organdies, piques and
linens aie faultless in points of stylo
and beauty. Those who have seen them
admit that they are tho handsomest
goods of the kind ever shown in this
market. Can we slov them to you?
SPRING- SHOES.
Our line of Ladies' Gentlemen', Mis
ses and Children's Oxfords are now in
stock. These goods are produced from
carefully selected stock, made by skil
led workmen, and designed to meet the
requirements of tho most fastideous
trade. Call at our store and see this
magnificent lino of footwear before buy
ing. We guarantee you quality, com
fort and the latest style.
MEW A"LTD BOYS'
SUITS.
If you would do
yourself justice YOU
WILL KT Miy your
SPK1KTG Suit before
seeing what we have.
Our. lioe of Fancy
Worsteads and Che
viots, as well as Blues
and Ulaclis, are the
handsomest ever
shown in this market.
We guarantee yotfi
the right things, at
CALL ON
J. i.. SAVAG E
FOR FINE
Heavy and Fancy Family Groceries,
Fruits, Confectioneries, Canned Goods,
Vegetables, &o.
1 keep constantly on hand a full and
well selected stock of everything lu the
grocery line needed for family use. No
shoddy, shop-worn goods; evsrylhiag
frefh sod sweet.
When you leave home with an ordtr for
groceries, don't fall to call on me ; you get
your money's worth of freh goods very
time, and your patrcobge will be aj pr
elated.
I In the rear of my store I havjcpefied a
first-class Saloon, where gentl '' en
joy a social glass of thp.K
I.innnn Hid cnt nd F '
be had in the citvy'
quiet and orderly'
entering 'the gro ,