THE ROANOKE BEACON.
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I- Address alt communications to
. . -. THE KOANOKE BEACON,
Plymouth, N; C.
Let's take the suggestion of Mr.
Thos. 'W.' Bldurit, (to be found in
another1 column) as a cull to all pat
'rotis of the public schools, and meet
. 'at our respective-school-houses -at -2
:oclock, p." hi., on Saturday July dth,
'and" "talk over the questions of a
.'County Superintendent of Public
'Instruction, district and township
fcorrimittees etc!,' a'riit hoiniriato del
'egates to' "appear before the County
'Board1 of Education ou the' follow
ing' Monday. " '"'
1 Tlie pafrcas of the public schcols
shouM Hak'e!f this 'matter in Ir'andut
once,! and see 'that patrons' of said
'schools' :are appointed as committee
nien, arid no man should be allowed
'to serve who has any reasons qt
employiug 'a' teacher 'other than for
"tlie best-' interest of the pupils. As
Mr. Blount says, "Above all, men
Mho :have: no' private iq to grind."
Story of a Slave.
To be b'oacd'hand and loot for years by
tba c Lai da .I.idiseaii ia the worRt form of
.slavery. , George D. Wyliarus, of Manches
ter, Mich.,, telle how such. a. slave was-joade
Jfree. - Lie Mays : .'My wife has been eo help
fless for five years that she could not turn
iover in bed alone. After using two bottes
tof Eeotric Bitters, she is wonderfully im
.proved and abe to do her own work."
iThis supreme remedy for female diseases
quickly cures nervousness, sleeplessness,
ouekiflchojy, headache, backache, '-Stinting
and i diizy spells. This miracle working
medicine i a godsend . to. weak, sickly, run
down, people. Every bottle guaranteed.
(Only 50 cents. Sold .by fcpruill & Bro. G .
Ed. Beacon :r have had considerable
apprehension that the delay on the part' of
the State Printers carMng the Auditor to
fail tO' make an earlier distribution of the
new pension act wonld result in the loss of
ptnsions to some of our Confederate vete
rans in this county. --.- i
1 This ' would be a misfortune which I
fchould regret beyond expression and write
this to ask you to give' publication to the
fact that all who desire pensions from the
fetate for services rendered the Confederacy
are required to be present or be reprebeu
ted before the Board of Advisers on the 1st
'Monday in July.
I was requested by Mr. Blount, on ac
count of my locatibu atthe Court House,
o give thi matter 'earlier attention,' and
but for isy : absence from-' borne, would
Lave inadei publication 'in: youriaet Isste.
iWe both feel that on account of the fact
that the change was ma e by the last ses
toicn wc oogbt to interest ourselves in bring
ing it to the notice of all the members vf
that brave; - heroic army in this county, iu
whose intireit the act was passed. It1-will
be seen that' the allowance is largely increased,-and'
it is much to be hoped that
the deserving ones iu this county will find
substantial aid. Thev deserve it. Let none
be denied who can prove worthy from tneir
Wounds. They are as much -heroes to-day
M when the ndds of the W.lderness were
Btrewn with the dead soldiers of Houker,
andv the Valley oi tho Slienaudoah was
covered with the lifeless troopers of Milroy,
when the -'Rappahannock ran red with
Yankee blood; drawn by balls and sabres
uonibering five to tv.'p in favor qf JJtuubidd',
when historic Fre3rick8burg' sang peaus
t roin llarie's bloody heighta'overthe graves
Of bixty thousand Yaukoes that fell before
numbers of one to two in their favor. But
I didn't start out to recur ia ruebe davs,
only to make a publication 'uf a simple but
important fact. - l"
i I earnestly hope every citizen who reads
THB BeacoH this week will try to get news
of tie"requirement to every Coufedemle
pensioner1 in the county before Monday, or
their pension? may be lost.
i i Yours truly,
II. S. Wahd.
P. S. The act applies a'so to those pen
ilooed by apecial act ;' '
Mr. W.8. Whedon, Cashier of the Pirst
National Back of VVinterset, Iowa, iu a re
cent letter '.gives some experience with a
carpenter lit ' his employ, that will be of
ralue to other meohauica. He says : I had
a carpenter working foi3 who was obliged
to top work for several daymen account of
t eing tronled with diorrheftk ' 1 niiutioned
t; biu.thiitil.ha4 been eimilarly troubled
s u.I that Ch4mberla?n's Colic Cholera atd
iiirrboea Remedy hod cured ma He bought
u bottle of t frintf the druggist;hore and in
' r - ed nii! that'one dohe cured him, and he
' -, e Viu at bis work." For ae by PJym
x)rU'T Co., Koper Store Oo. f
A TIMELY LETTER.
KoPSIt. N. 0., June 21, 1901.
To The EmToii : '
Will you allow me space in your valuable
paper to Call attention to a few important
facts that do not receive the publicity they
are entitled id!1 ' . .
First, The act of the Oeaeral Assembly
ratified March 2ud, iy01, provides, "Thet.
all persons entitled ' to pensions under this
ect, whether drawiug pensions heretofore
or not, shall- appear, before the County
Board of r'Lnsiou.i' ou ot before the first
'Monday iu July, nineteen hundred and One,
for examination and classification." 'duch
as are unable to attend shall present a cer
tificate iYoni a creditable physician." Sol
diers and sailors, or the widows of either,
when married prior to Aril 1st, ISOo, who
do not apply en this last day can't get re
lief bo matter how meritorious their claims.
Go at once to the Clerk of the Superior
Court, and make out your papers, an J have
them ready when the board meets.' Persons-
drafting a pension from auother State, or
from the United States, are not included in
thia act. v ' r-
Second, On the second Monday in July,
1901, the County Board of Education wih
elect a County buperiuteudant of Public
Itrstrrctiouy a Committee for every school
'district iu thecounty, decida whether or
not there shall be a separate co.nmittee for
each district, or only one com in it tee lor;
each township. '
The oftieo cf County Superinteudaat of
Public Instruction 1s rhp-'most injportaut
one in the county, aud rectivesuo attention
by any one save a few candidates. We
want the best, the ablest educator iu the
county in this position. A- rfr.iu whose
whole soul is in the advancement, aud the
Upbuilding of our pubiio schools. We want
for committeemeu, persons who have tho
iuUresl cf the children of their respective
communities at heart; . Men yho' will give
a little oS thttfr time to seeing that the du
ties of their yfilce are properly discharged.
Such 'as providing ; comfortable school-
houses, suitable seats, btoves, and fuel, and,'
last but by no means least, that an abun
dant supply of wholesome drinking water
is provided. Above all tneu who ts.ve no
private axe to etiiid. '; ' ' v ' ''
'Now in order that definite action may be
taken 1 would suggest that the patrons of
tho public schools in this county meet al
their respecdVe public school-houses on
-"Saturday, July G.h, at 3 o'c'ock, for the
purpose of 'iKMmuaiicg it district conimiitce, J
a County Superiutcudu'tit' of Pybiic lu-H
stiuctiou, take a vote ou the question of
whether they deeira district, or township
committees, and elect their delegates to
represent them before the county board ou
the fuiloTing Monday. ' 1
I ani sure the gentlemen composing the
County Board will bo glad to have your
advice and assistance in these important
matters,-for then they run no risk of ma
king a mistake.
Let the people of our gcod old county
start uow with the determination of makiug
the next two years record breakers iu tho
matter of improvement iu public schools.
Let better managed schools, better touch
ers, better schools, and longer terms, with
a FULL ATTENDANT, bo the watch
words for the next years and our educational
interest will go forward with a bound.
'J jiomas W. Blount,
It Saved 1 1 is Leg.
P. A. Duiiforth, of LaGraugo, Qa., suf
ferud intensely for six months . with . a
frightful runuiug sore on his leg, but
wrjtes that Buckleu's Arnica ialve wholly
cured it iu ten days. For Ulcers, Wounds,
Burns, Boils, Paiu or Piles it's the best
salve in. tha-9ard. C tiros guaranteed- Only
2:er. Sold' by Spruill &'Bro. . .(j
NOTICE TO PENSION E US.
In accordance with rri; acj; of the last
Genorl Assembly, all' pe'ioous" now on the
Confederate pension list, either iioldiers-,
or wjdows of soldiers, will be required to
make new application before the County
Board of Pt'usions at the Court House in
Plymouth, on liist Monday iu July, 11)01.
AH such as are unable to attend in peion
shall send a certificate from a creditable
physician, living and practicing medicine,
in the community in whicli skid applicant
shall reside, that the applicant is unable to
attend.
County Boakd of Pensions.
A Good Cooaii Medicine.
It spuks well for Charr.berlkin's Cough
Reiuetiy When druggists itsc it in their own
families in preference to any other. "'Ihave
Rold Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for the
past live jears with complete satisfaction to
myself and customers," sayg Druggist J.
Goldsmith, Van Etten,.N. -'I huve al
ways used it iu my. Own family both for or
dinary. coughs .and colds and for the cough
lyilowiug tin g.ippe. and find it very tifiea
c'fous." For feily Ly Plymouth Drug Co.,
Iioptr Store Co. ': . ' f '.
-he eats tut one Kjuare meal a day,
'i he summer girl astute,
That she may stow herself away
In hist year's bathiug suit.- ;
'I ixe Easr PaEBCCliTIN FOit CirjLi-9
and Fever -is a bottle of GftovE'k Tasteless
Chiltv TOino. It is simjjl'y iron and quinine
iri'-avtAstefess form. No cure no pay.
Price, 60c, ' . mar 1-ly
In this country about 12.CC0 persons are
engaged iu making iamJ-ehioi'aey6r' '
The bilious, tired, nervous ' rjau cannot
successfully compete with his healthy rlVal.
DeVViu's LitUo Early Riser3 Ifc'e famous
pills for constipation will remove-the cause
of your troubles. Plymouth lrag Co.,
Roper Store Co. .', ,. -.,
:' Columbus, Ga., Aug. 24, 1872.
Dr. C J. Moffett Dear Doctor "we
gave your TEETH IN A (Teethiug Powders)
to our little grandchild with the happiest
results. The effects were -almost inagkat
aud certainly more satisfactory than any-'
thiuR we ever used.
Yours very truly, JOSEPH S. KEY,
v Pastor of St. Paul Church.
(Now Bishop Southern Methodist Church )
"You seem to be iu paiu,"
1 "sadly cried. "
''1 ain't. The pain's in iner"
j The youth replied.
Dyspeptics cannot be long lived because to
live requires nourishment; Food is not-
nourishing uutu it is digested. A disordered
stomach cautiot-digest fjod, it must have,
assistance. IIouol Dyspepsia Cure digests
aU' kinds oT food 'without aid from the
stomach, allowing it to rest aud regain its
natural functions. Its elements are exactly,
thd'same as the natural digestive fluids ami
it simply can't help but do you good. Ply-,
mouth Drug Co., .iloper Store Co. -
It takes a woman a long time to make
her hair look as though she had done it up
In a couple of minutes. 1
"A few mouths ago, food which I ale for
breakfast would not remain on my stomnch
for half an hour. I used one bottle of your
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and cun now eat my
breakfast and other -meate with a relish and
my food 1r thoroughly digested. Nothing
equals Kodol Dyspepsia Cure lor stomach
troubles1' 11. S. Pitts, Arlington, Tex. Ko
dof" Dyspepsia Cure digests whut you eut.
Plymouth Drug Co , Rnper Store Co.
Ileayen is good to that man who has
married a sensible womab.
"The Doctors told me my cough va3 incu
rable One Minute Cough Cure made me a
well man " Morris Silver, North' Stratford,
N. H. Because yow'vo not fouud relief
from a stubborn cough, don't ciespp.ir. One
Minute Cough Cure ban cured '.honsands
and it will -cure you. ' Safe' and' s.ut;3. I'ly
nicuXJ pntg Co., Roper Store'Cc '
The reason some people get sick is be
cause they won't let well enough plono.
This is the time of year that destructive
fires are liable to visit the town, have you
got your property protected by- insurance ?
Jj not call cu W. Fleteu'er-Ausben uud get
a polioy to'dtty; AH---'claused of property
insareu at' adequate' rates, and ouly'icliablo
CtiHipiinies' reiVresent'id." '' '
Some pecu;le ate so clumsy thoy can't
drop a remark without bier.king Uit i'rvord.
CulJ at jyrpor.th Brr.g Co. or Roper
Store1 Go's, is'lorts and gi'.t a frre saivp'le of
Chamberlain's Stomach ami Liver Tablets.
They are an elegant pliyi,c.' They also im
prove the appetite, strengi lieu' the digestion
and regulate the liver and bowels. They
are easy to take and pleasant in t fleet.
Couples who get ivor.ced and marry
again need rC-pKii-iug. :
You may as well expect to run a steam
engine without water as to find an active
energetic man with a torpid liver and you
may know that his liver ia torpid when he
does not relish his food, or feels dull aud
languid after eating, often has headache
and soir.-fci mcs dizziness. A few closes 'bl
Chaiuberlaiu's Stomach and Liver T&bUts
will restore his liver to its normal functions,
renew his vitality, improve his digestion
and make him ftfl like a new man. Price,
l'o cents. Samples tree at Plymouth Dmg
Co., and Roper Store Co's. storrs. ,
Yon can t tell from a man's clothes how
much he owes his tailor,
THE HOME GOLD CUKE.
An Ingenious '.treatment by which
Drunkards are "Being Cured
' Daily 'iii' Spite ot Themselves.
No Noxious Doses. No Weakening of
'"'the Nervt-s. A i'ieasant and Pos
itive Cure for the Liquor
' Habit. ":i
1 . i
It is now generally known aud under
stood that Diuukeuness is a disease and
not weakness- A : body filled with poison,
and nerves completely shattered by period
ical or constant use of intoxicating liquors,
requires uti antidote capable of neutralizing
and eradicating this poison, and destroying
the craving fop intoxicant.: Snfferero may
Uow euro themselves at home Vfihout pub
licity or lows of time from business by this
wonderful "HOME GOLD CURL" which
has been peifected aijer mauy years of
close' study and treatment of inebriates.
The faithful Uie 4cc6rding to directions of
this wonderful discovery is positively guar
anteed to cure the most obstinate" case, no
matter bow hard a drinker. Our records
show the marvelous transformation of thou
sands of Drunkards into sober, industrious
and upright aU'u. ' . ;
Wly-Jib CUitK YOUR HUSBANDS!!
C 1 1 ILDK EN CU R E Y'OUR AT II E US I !
This remedy is iu no souse a nostrum but is
a specific for this disease only, aucl is so
skillfully- clerised and prej arc-d that 'it it
1 borough ly'- soluble and pleasant to the
taste, so that it can be given in a cup of tea
or coifea without the knowledge of the
person- taking ft. 'Thousands of Drunkards
have cured themselves-with this priceless
remedy, and as many :in3i'e have been cured
aud nuido temperate inen by having ihe
'CURE" administered 'by loving friends
and relatives wilhont their knowledge in
coti'ee or tea, uud believe today that they
discontinued drinking of their own 'free
will; -DO NCI-WAIT. Do not bs deluded
by'appj.rent ftnd'inisleadiug "iuiprovcment.
Drive out the disease at onee "nd for ail
lime, 'ihe "HOME COLD CUKE" is sold
at the extremely low price of One Dollar,
thus placing within rt-acb of everybody a
treatment more elfccmal than other's cost
ing $2.") o $")(!.' Full direciions accompany
each package. Special advice by skilled
physicians when requested without extra
charge, ieut prepaid to any part of the
world' on -"receipt of One Foliar. Address
Dcpt 0471 EDWIN B GILES & COM
PAN i, 2330 and 2332 Maiket Street, Phil
adelphia. Ail correspondence ttrictly confidential
np !G-1 - ; - '
Danger, disease and death follow neglect
of the bowels. Use DeA itt's Little Early
Risers in regulate them 'and you will add
ears to your life and life to your years.
Jasy to take, never gripe;' Plymouth Drug
Co., Roper Siora Co. "
Getting into debt is like Cutting into a
rolliug chair. One Is pushed1 .'or money..
Mr. James Brown of Putsmouth. Va. over
90 years of aga suffered for 'yeaS-'n with a bad
sore on his foce. Physician cbuld not help
him. DoWitt's WiUh llael'" Salve cured
hitu permanently. Plymbnth" Drug Co.,
Koper Store Co, ..
If it were not for the minister the divorce
lawyer would be out of a job.
I. ' 1
Thy never hang a man in this country
fof 'killing i time" -'-it would keep the offi
cers too tusy. 1 '
A surgical operation is noinecessary to
cure plies; DeWitt'a Witctt vllazel Salve
saves all that expense and ueyVr fails. Be
ware of counterfeits. Plymouth Drug Co.,
Roper Store Co. '-
A WosiJerft:! Cflcr to Women.
Yv'o havo irceivcJ word ot a nost remark.
jibla offor wliich is to bo m.ido to women by
"The Delineator, of New York.
Taking tho fact that next year begins a
new century, The Delineator offers to distri
bute $l7,f.00 among 1901 women.- Tho plaa
'.s so cleverly arranged that a woman living ia
a Bmall town or village, h.-i3 just as good a
chance to win ono of theso 1901 prizes as a
.woman living in a city hecausa tho prizes
aro given lor tho num'.-cr ot iubscriptions
Bocurcd in n town in proportion to tho popu
lation of that town, instead of 'being give
Bimuly to thoso who t:ond tho largest list
cubseribcrs which, of course, aro most o
"obtained in big cities. Another clover for
of tho plan is, that iill the cities and towi
the Utiitod IStatci and Canada have been
ranged iu seven chases. Tho cities of th
greatest 'population aro grouped in Class 1
and us thoe cities aro not very many, th
prizes- offered aro twenty-eight; tho high
est prizS being $500, and tho lowest $5.00.
'The total amount of prizes given away in this
class is $1,000. lho remaining pmallcr towns
and villages fall into six other classes, and as
.the number of towns in a class increases, be
cause, of course, thero aro- more small townt
than largo ones, tho amount of prizes given
away to a class increase?, so that in Class 7.
thero will bo $1,000 distributed among C0
winners.
Furthermore, to everyone who fails to win
ono of tho 1901 prizes thero will bo paid ah
'extra commission on subscriptions,' provided
they equal ono out of every two hundred in
'habitants of tho town from whieii tho con
tostant sends them, - "i
This i& aUogcther a very liberal offer, and
pno which tho famous old Delineator is well
able to mako good. From our point of view,
wo do not sco why such an offer needs to bo
toado by tho Publishers of The Delineator, for
Hvo behove it already has nearly half a million
'aubscribers. Its strong hold upon tho afleo
tions of American women has con. 6' in lllo
past generation, from its practical advice
about dress details and homo matters.-
yon Want It!
Send un on e oI!a r for a yeftr's eiiWriiitunvor
send iu oiii 4pJ Jr Tor oiiu-Lew, subc-rlber, or pay
tip wtint ;yoil owe lis aud one- dollar for another
ivrar, topeiher with a good likcuess.gf'yoiirfrlf
wife, lmhy, sweetheart or friend, ami we will give
you, I lim, oik? of these nice B HOOCH I'INS.
Willi the liUcntss, hand paiuled, upon it. This U
something nice, cervieeablu and of daily need to
every Jady mid pirl hi the land.
Von couldn't make.rour sweetheart or lady friend
a more appropriate t?irt. Solid gold Traces may be
had by pnymK the dillerence. ' -
Order to-day ; this offer can't last Ion".
NOTICE.
Noliro pursuant to law Is hereby piven that ap
plication will ho ma;lo lo Ihe Hoard of County Com
fliiMoneM !i,;.g.ia-iit to tlie midersipiied license to
retail lipifituoas'.-ind matt liquors fornix mouths
biiiiniiiK .Tilly 1st next, on West side WaelJo-'loii
street, in tlie town of l'lviuouth. V
Slay 21, 1'.Ot. . L. S. LANDJXO.
N'O'l'ICE.
Notice puvpuant to law is hereby given that lip
plication will be made to the UoarJ of County.Coai
iiHKhiouei-8 to grai t t the undersigned llegnse to
elajl ,-Kpiriuioun and; malt liquors for f ix months,
beginning .J.;,l v lt Jioj f, on South side of '.Vater
treet, :fn'the:it)vn of.l'niouth. ::
May VI, 1001
J. L. SAVAGE.
NOTIoE.
Notice piirfaant. to raw is hereby given that ap
plieation will be made to the Board of County Com
missioners lo grant, to the uudertiinied license to
retail spirituous and malt liquors for six months,
iK'tMriniiii; July 1st next, on public load leadin"
from Plymouth to Creswell, in Skmuereville towif
tdnp, alK)ii;t t miles from Cieswell v
May S8,.11H1. . .W. E. OVKItTOty.
NOTICE.
Notice pursuant to Jaw is hereby given that ap
plication will be made to. the Board of Comity Com.
missionvrv to grant to the undersigned lice'use to
retail spiritiioim and malt liquors for six months
b.'giui.ing July ut next, in i.ees Miils lownsjiip
ou public road leading from I'ly month to Cohnu
bia. about mile West of AlackeyV Ferry. ;:
(CiMay ill, 1S01. . FitlLKV CilkSSON.
NOTICE.
Notice piirMiant to law is hereby given that ap
plication will be made to the Board of County C-oo-
mitfxioitcrw to grant to the undersigned license loJ
retail pintiious and limit Lqiic.:! S(t six months,
beginning July 1st next, ow vScftub fide Water
street, in the town of Plymouth.
May 21. 1901. L. B. BOW EX.
NOTICE.
Notice pursuant to law I? hereby given that ap
plication will be made -to-the lioard of Couoiy
CommiHriouera tu grant to ihe unde.rsignea license
ti. retail spirit nous acd malt llquora for six months
licgini:ing July 1st next, iu Lec Mills township,
about a miles South of Koper, on tho N. & 8. H. K.
.May n, I'M.. , L. J. PEACOCK.
MOTICE.
Notice pnrsaant to law is hereby given that ap
plication will he made to the Board of County Com-piier.-oiR-rs
to grant to the undersigned licensn t
!0tal1 spnitucus and malt liquors for six month",
beginning July 1st next, on the road to New Land,
in Scnpnentoiiii tov.uship. about 1 mile from t'res-i
-'Cl!.. May-2, l'JOl. U t). SWAIN.
It jgss 3-
oprniff
Head in.
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limited number of subscriptions for
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' Address all orders t3 THE ROANOKE BEACON. ' '
Fall
Keatliiiff.
vYear'moiiiisl.
Company, Attention
We do not mean' .Company 11, but
Company of Ilouse-builllers and Im
provers. '
We arc now in position to furnish
you at lowest prices, best designs in
Balusters, Newels,' Torch Columns,
Finals Mantels Pulpits, and all
kinds of Bracket and Scroll
Work at shortest notice.
We do all sorts of Lathe and Saw
work at reasonable prices.
Prices furnished on application.
Plymouth Scroll and JSaJ
ustor Works,
A. .U. NEWBEjPJiY, Prop.
lo SO-tf ' ' '' 's "' ' '
I O avc Jlye(l
into the J. T. Lewis store, on Water
street, opposite the batik, and my
stock 'of
'Millinery Goods
is full and complete,
It takes ho talk to sell f lady a hat
when she sees what she waiits. The
hat sells itself. That is That I can
;i
do show you what you want.
Trimmed Hats from 75o to $(!.0O.
Infant Caps from 15c. lo $1.50. "
Umbrellas from oOc. lo $2.7").
I also have a nice line of Silkc for Shirt
waists, Appliques, Ribbons and Trim
mings of all kinds. New Fans, Fan chains,
new style Belt Buckles, et., etc. !
Call rind inspect "riiy lino before
making your spring purchase.
Yours truly,
MRS. L. . PADGETT.
KEEP K00L !
Ou? Jce house adjoiuing the livery
Btahles, next door to the printing
offica, ia now stocked with good.
clean
ICE.
These wishing it iu large or small
quantities ca'u be accommodated.
Yon will always find our prices
right and fcbmeoue to wait ou join
Yours truly,
LEWIS & MARRINER.
Dyspepsia Cure
Dig&sts what you eat.
iItaf tincially digests the food and aids
Nature ia strengthening and recon
structing the exhausted digestive or
gans. It is the latest discovereddigest
ant and tonic. No other preparation
can approach it in efficiency. It in
stantly relieves and permanently cures
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea,
Sick Headache, Gastralgia, Cramps and
ill other results of imperfect digestion
Price 50c. and tl. Large sice contains S',4 times
small sle. Book all about dyspepsia mallecUree)
"Prepared by . C OalVfTT A CO-, Cblccgo. '
"f Plymouth Drug Co. and Roper Store Co.
Summer
. furnish tins paper wit
a limited time to its great Mori
Winter
Keading.
LIVE GOOD-
To
do this you want the best vou
can p-i't for vonr inonev. '
t - o - - j ---- . ' J'
YOL' (1 ET Til E BEST OF
J. L. SAVAGE,
who always has ou hand a large and well
assorted line of fresh Groceries, such as
Meat, Meal, Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Molasses,
Hyrup, lobacco, Cigars, Huuff, Canned
tjoo'ds, etc.'; etc. " ' '
Ajs cohs'tantly receiving fresh shipments
of finest Foreign and Ijb'meslic Frutte,
-Vcrgetables and Confectioneries. "'"''
'Slake no mistake, but go lo J. L. Sav-
. ...... IK . . . t , ..J
.it o ii juu ua.ii juui m.JlD buppilt'U WJIIJ
,the best.-' '' " ' f '
' i i
My snlooh iu tTie fear has ust beeu re
modeled, making it the most neat aud mod
em iu the town Tbis tlepfirtiueut" is always
liquors- Md' 'po rb'ad:' "PJliiVaiitfatUutiyt
eailf shied 'stand ready to wait on'yoii:
Thaukiug the public for past' patron ags
and soliciting a contiuiiattrie, I aia"'",1,,;
Yours to please,
apl-tf J. L. SAVAGE.
mw SPRING
I most respectfully announce to my
friends; and patrons that Iaui now receiving
a full and complete 'ne of "yew and
Sty lish Killinery
good?, such as Hals, Bonnets, Flowers,
Kibbons. Trimmings' of all kinds, Read'.
tnadc Skirts, etc., and have recently added
a full hue of
La dies'- Dbess Goods,
. - $ ' t j . .
which I um offtriug at prices as low as can
be found an where '!
I wish to reiaiud py friends that I auj
stiil tn busmessj aud cordially invite theui
ope nnl ail to call and inspect my stocl:
before purchasing elseu here. '
Yours truly,
MRS. 4, IV AYERS.
niarltf ' '
AGENTS WANTED
FOR TUB
ELECTRIC RAZOR IIONE.-Guar-antttd
equal to the best lldne iuade. Cant
use water oil or lather. Will last a life
time. -Each Hone packed in neat card
board cft;e. Every one perfect.' Just the
thing fcir"irivare use. krice, 75c; "
- W-e wtinr nu agent in -each township to
whom exclusive sale will be given. Write
lor sample -and agent's outfit. Sent b
piail. Address, ' " - y
MARSH MFG., CO.,
No. bit West Lake St., Chicagn.
sepia-Cm' '-.
Undertaker and Carriage Maker,
Coffins, Caskets and Burial-cases cf all '
styfes, grades, sizes and' prices.
3Cloth Lined Cases a Specialty.
Special attenticu given o orders from a
distance. If it bhouid be your misfortune,
to need anything in this line, call on me. 1
I have as nice a line cf open and top ve
hicles as has evor been bhown in this sec
tion. In work and prices I defy compe;
lilion. Examine my stock before placing'
your order. Yours truly,
G.'jVBARCO,
ap 1-tf
Roper, N. C.
LADIES, IIAYE YOU SEEN
Or heard of Solid Cuevce Sliver Tablewear f This
is the Ajcw melal that is rapidly superseding steri
hug silver fur spoons, knives, forks and ether
tablewear. It is exaclly the eame mtai thrcingj
and throush, has no plating to wear off, looki just
hke sterling silver, ia harder and will wear longer.
It costs about one-sixth as m'iioh. " It ia not for
aale in stores, but every lady In ihlsifitiily can
obtain a set of these Solid Cuevee Silver Teaspoon)
warranted to wear for twenty-five 3-ears, without
paying a cent. Wrtte-forlthis .-free oSeratonce,
before it is withdrawn. QiMKrA'-.yAtiJf Mro.,
Co., Morgan and Uarrlson Sta., Clilcaga,4''' '
P. S.-C'ut this notice out and return t with
your request. Thi i important. - ' -