DeWitt'i little Early Risen nrer disap
point. They are aalo, prompt, gentle, effec
tive in removing all impnratiea from the
liver aud bowels. Small and easy to take.
Never gripe or distress. Plymouth Drug Co.
Roper Store Co,
OUTBREAK OF DISEASE
AMONG HORSES.
A NOTABLE AMUSEMENT
EVENT.
SOLOMON, HIS TEMPLE AND
QUEEN OF 3HEBA..
THE
Concluded from 2nd page.
or work their horses hard and tarn them
loose from the harness to graze upon such
plants aa may be acoessible, both daring
the heat of the day and at night ; also that
many of them are watered from pools or
wells containing anrface water which has a
stagnant odor, end mast of necessity eon
taiu considerable organic matter, while the
people themselves use cistern wafer, or in
some instances water from deep driven
wells. Pure water is neeeesary in order to
maintain the health of horses, lluoh of the
forage that is gathered in year part of the
state, I presume because of the very slight
elevation of the land above tide water, and
especially this year because of the frequent
rains, is in a mouldy condition, and mould
ing forage of itseif has been shown by ex
perimeatation to produce a disease exhib
iting a similar line of symptoms to those
which have been manifested by the horses
of your section which have been recently
affected with what yon call staggers. The
stables without floors, are on a level with
the surface of the ground, and the bottoms
of the stalls, in whloh the horses are kept,
by the removal of the manure from them
aud the stamping of horses, soon become
lower than the ground surrounding the
stable. This permits of an accumulation
of moisture and a rotten condition of the
material used as bedding, whieh is not al
ways removed, and the stables becomes un
sanitary. The bottoms of the stalls should
be kept, by frequent filling in, upon a
higher level than the surrounding ground,
and in accordance with the custom of a few
of jour farmers, dry-fell oyster shell lime
freely used by dusting about on the ground
aud sides and sills of inch buildings, would
be advantageous. Several instances were
found in which the animals had been wa
tered from deep driven wells, cisterns, or
with boiled water when taken from the
surface weiU in localities where the disease
has been prevalent, yet the animals kept
under these conditions, receiving only food
that was wholesome and free from mould
and kept up during the heat of the day
when not in use, have escaped the disease,
and it is probable that if horses were not
allowed to graze indiscriminately at all
hours of day and night without regard to
atmospheric conditions, and if proper at
tention were given to sanitation aud hygiene
in the matters of food and stabling, these
outbreaks of this trouble and the occur"
rence of this disease would be much less
frequent.
The general conditions and topography
of your section of country would sjem to
be favorable to the occurrence of diseases
of this character, but by using every safe
guard and taking every precaution necessa
ry for maintaining a healthy condition
among your horses, I believe it is possible
for yon to escape to a very great extent
outbreaks or tbe frequent occurrence among
your horses of this fatal malady.
Very respectfully,
J. It. Bbiokam,
Acting Secretary.
The Grand aud Colossal Biblical
Spectacle by John Itobinson.
John Hobinson's ever popular and
ever welcome shows come to us this
year with such important accessions
andaugumentatious aa to overshadow
all coutemporary amusement ven
tures. They have not only materially
strengthened their ring and hippod
rome performances, and largely ad
ded to their already vast menagerie,
but are producing an astonishing new
feature, which can but commend it
self to all classes of patrons. We al
lude to the grand biblical specticie
of "Solomon, His Temple and the
Queen of Sheba." Unerring in his
torical accuracy, faithful in scenic
delineation, realistic in depiction of
incidents and events, impressively
grand in pageantic effects, maguili-
cent in costumes and appointments,
entrancing in nfusical features, be
witching in beautiful ballets and ex
citing in games and chariot races,
this unprecedently subumo spectacle
will commend itself to every Visitor.
The show will exhibit at Plymouth
Thursday, Oct. 17th.
KINO SOLOMON AND
QUEEN OF SIIEBA.
THE
IN CONNECTION WITH JOHN ROBIN
SON'S BIG SHOWS COMBINED.
This wonderful spectacle has a
breadth o effects which surprisesand
delights. Its
processions
and splendid ballets are incomparable,
and nothing so vast or imposing has
! ever been seen in this country before,
j We gaze upon tho ancient city of
Jerusalem and the Temple of Solo
mon animated with life and glywing
with color. It is no mero artificial
show, but a vivid and vast realiza
tion of life in the time of Solomon.
The scenes are beguiled by its reality
as well as its surpassing beauty and
the perfection of its details at Plym
outh, Thursday, Oct. 17th.
A high t Of Terror.
"Awful anxiety was felt for the widow
of the brave General Burnham of Mac bias,
Me., wheu the doctors said she could not
live till morning" writes Mrs. 8. 11. Lin
cola, who attended her that fearful uignt.
"All thought she must soon die from Pneu
monia, but fche begged for Dr. King's New
Discovery, saying it had more than once
saved her life, aud had cured her of Con
sumption. After tbreo small doses she
slept easily all night, and its further use
completely cured her.' This marvelous
medicine is guaranteed to core all Throat,
Chest and Lung Diseases. Only 60o and
$1 .00. Trial bottles free at Spruill & Bro'a
store. 1
111 MU II JL I - '
John Hobinson's Shows.
John KobinEon not only offers to
his patrons the best series of circus
performances, the finest and most
elaborately equipped hippodrome,
and the largest and most com prehen
siva menagerie, but has added this
year to his already superlative series
of oxhibitions the gsand biblical
spectacale of Solomon, His Temple,
and the Queen of Sheba, and the fi
nest scenic, processional, terpsicho
rean and lyric spectacle that has ever
invited public patronage.
Our citizens will toon have the op
portunity of witnessing these grand
exhibition, for they are to be in
Plymouth Thursday, Oct. 17th.
W. T. Wesson, Gholnonville, Ya, druggist.
writes: "Your One Minute Uougu Uure
gives perfect satisfaction. My customers
say it is tbe best remedy for coughs, colds,
throat and lung troubles." Flymouth Drug
Co , Ho per Store Co.
J. W. PERRY COMFY,
COTTON FACTORS.
Norfolk, Va., Oct. 2, 1901.
COTTON : Steady.
Strict Middling 8 1-8
Middling 8
Strict Low Middling . . 7 7-8
Low Middling 7 9-16
Tinges 7 f-8
Blues and Sandy 6 to 6 1-2
PEA.NUTS : Dull.
Fancy 2 3-4
8trictly Prime 2 1-2
Prim 2 to 2 1-8
Low Grades 1 1-4 to 1 3-4
Machine Picked 11-2
Spanish 75 p bushel
B. E. PEAS $3.00 bag
Peanut Bags, G8 in. 8 oz 8 14
Bagging and Ties and Peanut Bags for
sale. Prices guaranteed.
You Want Fashion able
Millinery,
And I have it, in all styles, and at
all prices. 1 ask you to come in and
examine my line of Hats, Bonnets,
etc., and it you want something for
the little ones to wear, I have that
also, in the very prettiest effects.
1 also have a fuU line of Laces,
Ribbous, Fascinators, Silks, Hand
kerchiefs, Corsets, Gloves, etc., etc.
When you want Fashionable Mil
linery, and a hundred cent's worth
for a dollar, don't forget the place
Mrs. S. A. Blount's old stand.
Yours truly,
Mrs. A. M. AYERS.
North Carolina, Washington County In
the Superior Court.
M. J. Eborn, )
va f Notice.
E. G. Eborn. )
The defendant above named will take notice thnt
an action entitled aa above has been commenced in
the Superior Court of Washington County to ob
tain a divorce, and tbe defendant will further take
notice that he is required to appear at the next
term of the Superior Court of said county, to be
held on the 4th Monday in October, l'JOl,ntthe
Court House of eaid county, in Plymouth, N. C,
and anewer or demur to the complaint in tud ac
tion, or the plaintiff will apply to the court for the
relief demanded in eaid complaint. ThU 5th d:iy
of September 1901 W. M. iiATHM AN. C, . C.
North Caroliua, Washington County In
the Superior Court.
Chloe Hinton,
vs
Say Hintou,
The defendant above named will take notice that
an action entitled as above has been commenced in
the Superior Court of Washington ouniy to obtain
a divorce, and the defendant will further take no
tice that he is required to appear at the next tei m
of the Superior Court of eaid county to be held on
I the 8th Monday ufter the 1st Monday in September
' 1001, it being the 28th day of October, lfiOl, tit the
i Court Iloiife of said county, in Plymouth N. l'..
I aud answer or demur to the compliant in eaid ac
tion, or the plaintiff will apply to ihe court for the
relief demanded in said complaint. Tli'5talny
of September, 1001. W. M . BATKM A N.
C. S. C
Notice.
F. W. BmiMlilEY
READY FOR THE
Autumn Activities !
Hatohkcstjbbeb, Ala.. Judo 30, 1875.
Dr. C. J. Moj-TKTT Dear Sir: I can as
sure you that your TEETHINA (Teething
Powders) it indispensable to us, and in ao
single instance has it ever proved a failure.
We have tried toothing medicines and
everything known to na and "old women,"
and yonr Teething Powders are pre-eminently
a success and blessing to mothers
aud children. Yours truly, eto.
J. 41. DLACY.
All tbe most correct fabrics for fall and winter
wear are shown by us, New goods are coining
in at a rapid rate. We have used all our energy and
experience to make your fall and winter buying a
source of pleasure and satisfaction to you. Our prices
are gratifying to the most economical.
Mew ress CSootls.
With a full line of Plain and Fancy Weaves in Blacks and Colors,
we feel sure of pleasing every lady who visits our store this season.
Waist CBoths.
Persian Printings, Striped and Dotted Albatross and Flannels.
C!ol4S, Wraps and Fiisj.
Of Rare Beauty and Style.
Fashionable Clotiiiiig
For Men and Boys. We ask you to come and examine them. Our
Suits and our Coats' reflect the highest development of the tailor's art.
We have a choice collection, including the latest designs for Boys of
all sizes. We can save you money on every purchese of Clothing.
53gr"Don:t forget to ask us about our new Check System. A check
with every purchase that is worth money to you.
P. W. DIE'S ia Is. Icy.
COMING T PLYMOUTH
Thursday OCTOBER 17TH.
g3,gOO Paily Expense $1000Q0 KtxrFeatij&S.
2.000,000 INVESTEp.
Coming in its Own Palace Special Trains. 77th Tear
of the Oldest, Biggest and Best Show on Earth.
The Pioneers and Perpetuators
of Tented Amusement Institutions.
Ten Big Shows All 'United
plija
lit
mmiMmmmmmmm mm
4 Circuses S Menageries -2 Stages
Soman Hippodrome,
Combined with the Crand Biblical Spetacular Production
HIJ1212T UF SEE IE USA
An Impressive and Eminently Moral and Mind . Elevating Pageantic
Scienic Spectacle, with its Enchanting B.diets, Magnificent Scenery
and Georgeous Costumes.
100 BEAUTIFUL BALLET GIRLS 100
500 Men, Women and Horses in the Cast,
CA31L HAGENBACK'S
540000 ?fKITr
jiUiuuv Performing Elephants
Elephants that Waltz. Elephants that Actually Play Musical Instru
ments. Elephants that do everything but talk.
100 New and Novel Circus Acts,
1,000 Hare and Costly Animals.
50 Hair liaising Races.
Drove of Camels Whole fumily of 20 Lions 4 RoyaJ Bengal Tigers 6 Polar Bea;
School of con Licus I);m nf 8 Leopards Dn of 0 Hyenas One Pair of ElaDds
One Pair of Horned floras Every known species of Antelope 10 Male
bareback Riders 10 UVnmle Riders r0 Aerial Acs Tronpe of Trained . .
Pouidfj 20 Feinalo Eiiuustriunx One Philippine Cow, 2i inches high
One lnb.y Sea Lion Male Hippodrome liaceu MoDkey IlHces
Elephant and Cannd Kaces Man against Horses Bacea
Two-Horse Taudem Kuces High JnmpiDg Horbe Races
Two aud Four Horse Chariot Races Two and
Tour Hori-e Standing Races,
Grand Free 53300,000 Street Parade
5 Bands of Music, Fife and Drum Corps, Chime of Bells, 50 Cars
and Gilded Dens, 29 Tableaux Cars, 13 Traps, 303 Thoroughbred
Horses, CO Mihiature Ponies, Steam Caliope drawn by 40 Ponies
and driven by quo" man.
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Excursions On All Linos Of Travel
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