THE ROANOKE BEACON.
PUBLISHED .EVERY Pill DAY
C. V. W. AUSBQN, EpiTOK.
PLYMOUTH,
N. 0.
Friday, February 7,1902.
NORFOLK & SOUTHERN RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
IN EFFECT JAN'Y. 1st, 1902.
1 mMS
train service.
Northbound:
fV'e ' Belhaveu daily except Sunday)
6:30 a. ni.
Leave Edeuton daily except .
Sunday).....' .145 p. m.
Arrive Elizabeth Cily daily (ex-
cept Sunday) . 2 40 p. m.
H Arrive Norfolk daily (except Suu-
J day)... 4 20 p.m.
Leave Edentou daily ex. Sunday 8:30 a. rn.
Leave Elizabeth City daily except
Sunday. '. 9 -5 a ra.
Arrive Norfolk.daily t-x. Sunday 11 00 a. ni.
Southbound :
Leave Norfolk daily (except
Sunday) lOOOa. m.
Arrive Eliz. City daily (except
" Sunday) ... 1130 a. in.
Arrive Eden ton daily (except
, Sunday) 12 30 p.m.
I Leave Edeuton daily (except
T' Sunday) 12 45 p.m.
' Arrive Belhaveu daily (except
Sunday) fl 20 p. m.
Leave Norfolk daily ex. Sunday 4 10 p. in.
Arrive E. City daily ex.i&ni)' i4& p. rn.
Arrive Edautou daily ex. Sunday (5 40 p. m.
Trains stop at all intei ratdiate stations.
Connect at Norfolk with trains to and
from Virginia Beach and Currituck Branch
Virginia Beach Diviniou.
QTEAMSOAT SERVICE.
Steamers leavb EJentou daily (ex. Sun
day) 12 45 p. in. for Plymouth, Jmnesville,
V'illiani8ton and Windsor
Leave Edeuton Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday I2 4."p. m. for Chowan Jtiver
landings ; aud aud Friday for Scupperuoug
River.
Steamer9 leave Elizabeth City for Uoa -vutke
Ibland. Oriental aud Newberne,
- Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday ; connect
with A. & N.O.Li. U., and Atlantic Coast
Line for Goldboro and Wilmington, &c,
and .for' Scuppernong liiver, Monday and
Wednesday .
,Staters leave Belhaveu d iiiy (ex. Snn
day) tor Washington, k. C, and' I'uesday,
. Thursday and Saturday for Aurora, South
.Creek, Makleyville, &c, aud 5 a. m.. Mon
day, and Fr'day for Swan .Q.uatvf , Ocra
cok aud,Orieutrtl.
For further information apply to J. J.
Hassell. Agent, Plymouth, or to the Gen
eral Office of tho N. & S. it. II. Co., Nor
folk, Va.
M. K. KING, II. C. HUDGIN3,
Geu'l Manager. Geu'l Ft.& Pass Agt.
m . ... iIL.i.vi.t.,'''Mlnii' "' -UBJ:
Tntches and Clocks carefully Re
paired. Satisfaction given
in ail work.
0, E- 'LE0GET
.Water St., Plymouth, N. C. 'J-25
J. W. FJEEBYfCOKP'Y,
COTTON FACTORS.
, Norfolk, Va., Jan. 20, 1002.
COTTON : QuUt
, Strict Middling 8
Sliddliug 7 ir.-lG
Strjct Low Middling 7 l:5-l
Low Middling 7 1-2
. f i n
Tin ecu lm-
y mam -
Blues and Sandy 7
PEANUTS: New Crop.
Funev J 14
i : i I I
Strictly Prime I5
Prime 2 1-2 to 2 3-4
Low GradcH. 2 to 2 1-4
Machine Picked 2 10 2 3-4
Spanish 5 V bushel
H. E. PEAS $3.25 has
Veauut Bags, in bales-GS iu V
Bagging and Ties and Peanut Bags for
sale. Prices guaranteed.
For best result.-, Jverlise in this paper.
An old b&chelor is a man who in too late
for the fair.
BEACON FLASHES.
Lent begins next Wednesday.
Next Friday will be St. vValepline's Day.
Mr. Louis P. Horn thai went to Norfolk
on Tu?day.
The ground hog must Lava been puzzled
last Sunday,
Col. W. F $easj,ey, of Baltimore, wag in
town thi.s week,
A full in'.) of the well known Wilson
heaters has just been received at llorutharn.
If you want a good heater, call and get one.
Can't some of you who owe for. subscrip
tion hriug u a pig ? v
Your help in the way of local items will
be greatly appreciated."
Mr. W. H, Corprew, formerly of James
,ville, but now of Edautou, was iu town on
Monday.
There is nothing finer for breakfast than
"Quaker .O.itis," with '-'Co,! umbia Cream."
Louis P. llornthal.
Next best is "Colonial Maize Flakes."
Fine us bilk. Try them. Louis P. Horn
thai.
epator 1. S. Ward has been , in atten
dance upon the Supreme Court at Kaleigb,
this wet'K.
We learn that the Wa&hiugton & Plym
outh Railroad ,xyill be m operation by the
first of March.
Mess. W. J. Starr, II. W. Tarkenlon
and G. D. Swaiu, of Creswell, were iu
town on Monday.
For those who may wish something in
the wy of a heater that is cheaper than
tiie V iisou, we havelheiu in all sijzes and
at all prices. Louis t, Horuthal,
Mrs. H. S. Oweuf? and cltlren are here,
the guests of Airs, Owens' mother, Mr;. L.
AI. Latham, ou Muin btreet.
The Bazaar hold on Tuesday aud Wed
nesday evenings b.; the ladies of the M. E.
Uhurch w as very buccesful.
Our citizens bhould read aud think over
seriously the article iu this issue sigucd "K."
It gives reason why wo are where we ure,
and suggests the remedy.
Don't make the mistake of buying a
h eat e before calling on Louis P. Horuthal.
lie has thatu in all styles, k.zus and prices,
and can suit you aud bve you money.
. Mr. H. E. Vandervort, wife ,m,d child
ren, of Lumber, S. O. , spent last Friday
night v.'ith ilr.' viuJ Mrs. T. J. Lewis, en
route for a visit lo Mrs. Vandervoit's pa
rents, Mr and Mrs. VV. M. Chebson, at
Muckey's Ferry.
Seme of the prisoners tried to bum
heir way out of jail last Saturday night.
They burned ih'-ough the upper filing all
right, but when tney fonud iron grutiug
above they decided to stop. Sher:tt Jack
son now has them in the cage.
If those who have received bills from us,
as well as others who know they are iu
dehted to us, would try and pa) same im
medirtttly we would be greatly obliged as
wo are hard prehSt d for ready money right
now. P easo don't pui the matter olf uutil
next week. We need it now.
For Fresh GZen Seed call on II. B.
Sedberry & Co. These beed are bought
riirtct from the growers, and are grown iu
the North, which makes them more hardy
and (arliur than those grown in the South.
A full variety now on hand.
We clip the following from the death
notices of the Baltimore American of !a-t
Thursday (Jan. 30.) : "LKGGHTT. On
the tnomiug of January 29, 11)02. George
Knymond. aged six years, second c'lild of
Albert S. and AJamie Tr gesser Leggett.
We gaze upou our sleeping boy,
Then pause no word w,e gay
IliH little chair, his noisy toy,
We gently hiy away.
God, give us strength to be resigned
Unto thy will that we,
When life goes out, like hiir., may fiud
A resting pii.ee with Thee."
To MyvFriecds and Patrons lo t;ecure
more room I have moved my saloon from
Washington street to the old stand ot J. L
Savage, on Water street, opposite the drug
store, where old friends and new ones will
be cordially welcomed. L. S. Landing,
"The reader may make up his miud to
bs pleasantly overwhelmed by the opulence
and vivacity of "Around the Pan," pub
lished by the Nutshell Publishinc: Com
pany, 105!) Third Avenue, New York. The
wonders begiu with the frontispiece picture
of President McKiuley. drawn iu a single
line brgiuning at a point on th,e cheek
Lone and goiug round and round in a (jou
sttintly . widening circle, with waverings
utid downbeariugs of "he pen iu the proper
places to secure detachment and standing.
We are told that this portrait "is considered
the nio-t unique work of its kind in the
world," and if i here are degrees of unique
ness ye are willing to believe that tins is
most the thing of which there are no du
plicates. "Of course there is text in ad
dition to the pictures, and we should he
surprised indeed to hear from any prreha
ser the opinion that he had not got his
money's worth ($2.00)." Review pf New
York S'tj.
Saved Her Child's Life.
"In three weeks onr chubby little boy
wan changed by Pneumonia utmost to a
skeleton," write Mrs. W. Watkins, of
Pleasant Cily, O. "A terrible cough set
iu. that, iu spite of a good doctor's treat
ment for several weeks, grew worse every
dny. We then ued br. King's New Dis
covery for Consumption, aud our darling
was soon souud and well. We are sure
this grand medicine saved his life."' Mil'
lions kaow it's the only sure cure for
Coughs, Colds and all Lung diseases
Sprniil tt I3ro guar nitee satisfaction. ."0c,
f 1 00. Trial b.ottlys free. '
OUESWELL aTiM.
Not much .news this week.
.Mr. San ford Sexton's bar w as burned
last Saturday night.
Mr. Robert Spruill left last Monday for
Mountaiu View, Okla.
Miss Anna, daughter of Mr. Haywood
Tarkentou, died Monday morning.
Sheriff Jackson and Snpt. c-teU WQce
in town Monday, on official business.
The above was intended for our last is
sti'.', jbut was not Received until after the
paper was printed. Ed J
YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE TAKING
When vou take Grove'R Tnstn rn.m
Tonic because the form u In is tilninlv nrint.
ed on every bottle showing that it is simply
irou and Quinine in a tasteles form. No
Cure, no pay. 50c. nov 12-ly
IMPORTANT TO CONFEDE
RATE VETERANS & FRIENDS.
Volumes 1. 2 and 3 of "Regimental His -toriea
of North Carolina" have been issued
and volume 4 is printed aud nearly ready.
These volumes cau bo had at $1 each, Uo:n
the State Librarian. Volume 5 is printed
also, except 'corrections" and the "index,"'
which will delay its issue till March 1st.
As the first requisite is accuracy and use
fulness all who may dtscover any errors
and .omissions the w.ork are earnestly
requested to send corrections to "Editor
Regimental Histories," Raleigh, N. C, by
the loth of February. Those who Tailed to
get .the photos of their friends in previous
..volumes cau -have, them place in volume r
by sending "them to Maj. C. L. Patton,
University Publishing Company, New York
Cay, by the 15th of February, 1002. The
photos must have been taken "during the
war or not long after" and must be accom
panied by money order for $2.50 as the
State does not pay for engravingH. No hue
is drawn at rank. Photos will be returned
by Mujor; jPilton to senJers. This is the
last opportunity for corrections or photos.
All the papers of the State aro earnestly
reexnested to copy this for information to
the Confederate veterans amODg their read
ers. Newts and Observer.
Millions Put. To Work.
The wonderful activity of the new cen
tury is showu by an enormous demaud for
the world'" best workers Dr. King's New
Life Pills. . For Constipation, Sick Head
ache, BiiiouttUess, o anv trouble of Ktom
ach. Liver or Kidneys they're unrivaled.
Only 25c at -spruill fc Uro's., store.
The State Board of Examiners have ap
pointed Hou. U.S. Ward one of the man
agers of the Plymouth Normal School.
THE HOME GOLD CURE.
Am Ingenious Treatment by which
Drunkards tiro Being Cured
Daily in Spite ot Themselves.
No Noxious Doses. No Weakening of
the Nerves. A Pleasant and Pos
itive Cure for the Liquor
Ilubit.
It is now generally known and under
stood that Drunkenness ia a disease and
not weakness. A body filled with poison,
and nerves completely shattered by period
ical or constant use of intoxicating liquors,
requires an antidote capable of neutralizing
aud eradicating this poison, and destroying
the cravinu for intoxicants. Sufferers may
now Cure themselves at home V ilhour pub
licity or loss of time from business by this
wonderful f'HOME GOLD CURE" which
lias been perfected alter many years of
dose study and treatment of inebriates.
The faithful use according to directions of
this rt oudorful discovery is positively guar
anteed lo cure the most obstinate case, no
matter how hard a drinker. Our records
show the marvelous transformation of thou
sund of Dr jnkards, into sober, industrious
and upright men
WIVE& CURR YOUR HUSBANDS ! !
CIIILpRlCN CURt: YOUR FATHERS ! !
This remedy is iu no sense a nostrum but is
a specific for this diseas only, and is so
skillfully devised and prepared that it i
thoroughly boluble aud pleasant to the
taste, so that it can be given in acnp of tea
or coffee without the knowledge of the
person taking it. Thousands of Drunkards
have cured themselves with this prieelet-s
remedy, and as many more have: been cured
and made temperate men by having the
"CURE" administered by loving lriends
and relatives without their knowledge in
coffee or tea. and believe today that they
discontinued drinking of their own free
will. DO NOT WAIT. Do not be deluded
by apparent and misleading "improvement.'
Drive out the disease at once nd for all
time. The "HOME GOLD CUBE" is sold
at the extremely low price of One Dollar,
thus placing within reach of everybody a
treatment more effectual than others cost
ing $25 to $50. Full directions accompany
each package. Special advice by skilled
physicians when requested without extra
charge. Sent prepaid to any part of the
world on receipt of One Foliar. Address
Dept. C471 EDWIN 13. GILES & COM
PANY, 2330 and 2332 Mai Let Street, Phil
adelphia. All correspondence strictly confidential
rtplC-lj '
No matter how humble a man's lot may
be, he's ul riht if tbtre's a cottage on it.
Me You heard the La
test from Hornthal's?
IT is always a pleasure on the
part of the path-maker to find
others following in the track
he has made.
Our Imsiuess could not be counted successful if ii
lacked imitation. Vc have lots .of imitators in our
style of doin business, until it. conies to price, style
and quality ; that's where they get discouraged and
leave the Held to us- Now, we have a few HeW
Tiling's to which we cajl your special attention. Onr
line of French dress ginghams for this Spring, have
never been equaled in variety of .style and design,
quality and price. The very latest importations
We invite AM EAELY INSPECTION our
Lace and Embroidery-Department, which is now open,
and replete with all the novelties of the season, A
full and comprehensive line of Valencines, Torchon
laces, &c. White, Butter and Arabian appliques,
Keveres and jll-Overs of every description. Cambric,
Nainsook and Swiss Embroideries.
. ' Istiy old. noIg wlaem
'cot casa Maw the latest, J"tist
We WILLNOT he Untter-
of popular-priced, quick-selling
goods, yet buyers will not Le slow to
see -that Novelties ure iu the lead
Novelties that are low-priced and
sure to attract the trade.
In our White Goods Department
you will find a beautiful liue of In
dia Linens, Victoria Lavns, Batis
tes, Persian Lawns, Mercerized
Stripes, Dotted Swiss, Striped,
Checked and Dotted Dimities, Pi
que, Corduroys and other Novelties
too numerous to rtteiitioi. A good
assortment of Spring Prints and
Apron Ginghams now in.
To the Men wo would say, D0 Not Buy your
spring and summer shirts until you have Seen ours.
They cannot be equaled in style, quality and price by
any shown elsewhere in Plymouth. The balance of
our business you know about what we carry
THING-" .
our Shoe and Clothing department is superior to
any south of Baltimore in price and style.
Have you seen the new Panama shape hat for meu
with roll brim, turn down front, turn up back
Just received,
ILsnte&ft Fat! Ladies' tiirii
avea CoDBars stamped on eol
Bed L2BBeflis, to he eiaihrold
eaed We have theiiB,
Do not forget we are head
quarters for choice family gro
ceries and supplies. Hardware,
farming implements and fertilizers.
Louis P.
mm
Hornthal.