ORESVVKLL CHAT.
Mr. Joe Sexton wus iu town Sunday,
liius Mittia Chesson spent last Sunday
With th Missed SeXtou.
Mr. Henderson Norman of 'Chestnut
2rove, was iu'Uwn Suuday.
Miss Bertha Holuiea was the guest of
" Hiss Eva Spruill last Sunday.
Mr. Jim Alexander speut last Saturday
sight with his part-nts iu Columbia.
Re?, and Mrs. Clinton spent last bun
day with Air. aud Mrs. H. VV. Phelps.
Mr. Firmer Armstrong of Alt. Pieasaut,
Waa the gaeat or fdeudei in towu last Sun
day. Misses Maggie Daveuport and Josephine
Pitt 8peut last Weduesduy witn Mr. T.
J. Basaight ut Soupperuoug.
' Alonzo.
Foley's Kiduey Cure makes kidueys and
bladder right. Dou't delaj taking, bold by
J. O. Everett.
SOUri'EttNONU ITEMS.
Mr. Qua Holmes of Ores well was hero
last Sunday.
Mrs. J. J. Ward spent Sunday with Mrs,
H. A. Litoiitield.
Mr. Walter Peole of Crcswell, whs in
our midst Sunday.
Mr. Erastus Tarkentou o! Tyrrell, was
ia our midst Sunday.
Mr. Charlie llardison vas the guest of
Mr. Dack Hatlield ouuday.
Mr, and Mrs. A. B StiJluian spent Sun
day with Miss Jcosio Litchtiekl.
Mi8 Pearl Hardison was the guest of
Miss Mlttie Daveuport Sunday.
Mr. Ernest Davis and Miss Ethel Tarken
tou,' of ieur Koper, visiieU friends here
holiday.
We are sorry to report Messrs. fcj. Arm
Strong and Jim McCube as very ill, but
bope they may soon recover,
Mr. aud Mrs. J. W, Craddouk spent
Saturday night and Sunday with her sister,
Mrs. Amy Holmes, at Columbia. ,
Kosii.
Foley's Kidney Cure if takeu in time af
fords security from ail kidney and bladder
diseases. Sold by J. O. Everett.
Beautiful Wedding in Roper.
The Marriage, at the Methodist
churcii in Roper, A)ril 2Q, 11)04,' -of
Mr. T. Raymond litisseli itnd .HUd
Maud A. Mitchell was a beautiful
nnd liappy event. The contracting
parties are excellent young people
it ii ij held in high esteem.
The decorations of evergreen and
white llowurs, the three arches in
one of which was suspended a iloral
bell over the heads of bride aud
groom, the rich back-ground of pot
ted plants and llowers, the soft el
ectric light falling upon the scene
and the living beauty of handsome
groomsmen and blushing brides
maids in pure white produced a vis
ion suggestive of the ideal in its'
charms.
The ceremony was performed by
the pastor, Rev. W. F. Craven. The
soft strains of the inarch were pro
duced by Miss Lizzie Turner, of
Mackey's Kerry. Subdued tones of
"Tis Not True" accompanied the
ceremony.
The attendants were Mr. V. T.
Marsh of JJelhayeu, best man,' with
Miis Ruth Whitehurst, maid oC hon
or. Mr, U'. B. Davenport of Mack
ey's Ferry, with Miss Klla Jlerring
ton, Mr. L. L. Lewis with Miss Kva
Uhfissou, Mr. R. I. Walker of Ply
mouth, with Miss iNeva Gaboon,
Mr. Edgar L. Spruill with Mi.vs Alice
Cahoon. Ushers, Mr. J. J.. Hassell
of Plymouth, and Mr. J. B. Mitchell
of Norfolk.
The bride was beautifully gowned
in while crepe du chine wnh veil
caught by a pearl crescent and cur
ried white carnations.
After the ceremony a reception
was tendered at. the. home of the
bride's father, Mr. J. W. Mitchell.
Delicious refreshments were served.
Many useful and' handsome bridal
presents were given. The many
friends of the happy couple wish for
them a long and prosperous life.
From our certain knowledge, we
are giving better prices (by oO per
cent." in some instances) than any
job printing house that has worked
the town this year. Aud we deliver
the goods free. '1 heir work can not
be be t te r, f o r w e ha ve lira n d h e w
type of hit est style, so where is the
ad van tune 'in sending your work oil ?
Es;b are high. iDereas the quantity
by living Monarch Poultry Powders.
J. ii. Johnston, Koper, N. O.
THE RALEIGH -MORNING POST
FORTH K CAMPAIGN.
The present year promises; a series of in
tensely interesting political developments.
The season bus arrived for County, Dis
trict aud State Convention. In County,
State and Nation both sides are lining up
ibfwa'lifi and fierce contests, nud all signs
point to the most interesting campaign in
the lifetime of the present generation.
To aid the people of North Carolina iu
keeping posted, the Raleigh Morning Post
is making a most liberal campaign offer as
follows :
One Dollar will pay for the Daily Post
until after tbe National Couveutiuu iu July.
Two Dollars will pay for it until after the
election iu November.
Any person sending ns a club of six
names for either of the above periods, to
gether with the money paying for said
subscriptions, may have one Copy for the
same length of time free.
All (subscriptions nnd remittances should
be bent to The Morning I'o.sl, kaleih. N.
0.
SKINNERS VILLL CHLP3.
Wo are having hue weather now.
Mr. Ncal Tarkentou visited Mr. W.J.
Mercer Sunday.
Mr. Tom Foley speut Sunday evening
With his parehts.
Mr. Bob Brewer was to see Mr. E. T.
Brewer Sunday.
Mr. Richard Elliott aud wife went to
Creswell Sunday.
Mr. Bob Knight and wife passed through
our utidat Suuday.
Miss JJattie Lucas of Poit Norfolk, is
visitiw her parents.
Ht, CJliutou Everett 6pent Saturday
nlglK with his parents.
Mr. Mack Spruill of Mackey's Ferry,
was iu our mi dot Sunday.
Mrs. C. V. White was the guest of Mrs.
Htleu 11. Tarkentou Sunday.
Miss Maggie Aumaok was the guest of
Miss Eva Swain Suuday evening.
Mr. uud Mra. S. 8. Auuiack were the
guests of Mr. Kolaud Spruill Suuday.
Quite a number of boys aud girls gath
ered at Mr. JE. T. Brewer's Sunday.
Mr. aud Mrs. A. II. Hasell were the
guebts of Mrs. W. T. VVhicliarU Suuday,
Misses Callie Tafkenton and Alice Pow
ell made a flying trip to lideutun Saturday,
Mra. Asa Snell and Mrs. Laura Patrick
were thu guests of Mrs. Muck cuell Sun
day. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Harris were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. . T. Brewer Sun
day afternoon.
Misses Mary Elliott and Mara Aumack
Were the guests of Miss Maggie Otierson
Suuday eveuiDg.
Ramleu.
The sureot and safest remedy for kidney
H id bladder diseases is Foley's Kidney
Cure. Sold by J. O. Everett. "
A Card of Thanks.
As the season is now about over, I
take this method of returning thanks
to die people of Plymouth and sur.
rounding country, both in my own
name, and iu the name of '(Jucie
Hob"' McWy, the old reliable mule
raiser of Kentucky, who was with us
twice tiiis season, for the liberal pa:
ronac, warm friendship and tnauy
courtesies extended to us during this
tune, all of whicit are moat heartily
appreciated. Should nothing not
now known occur to the contrary,
we hope to be with you again next
season, and trust that our future
associations may prove as pleasant as
those of the past have been.
Should you need a horse or mule
oefore our return, let us know our
wants and we will gladly supply
them at any time.
Yours respectful! v.
a. 11. .NEW BERRY.
A Cure for Headache.
Any man, woman or ch Id buffering from
headache, hi iousuess or a dull, drowsy
feeliug should fake one or two of De V itt s
Little Early ltis-rs night and morning.
Th8e famous little puis are famous be
cause they are a touic us Well as a pill.
While they Cleanse the y8tein they stren
gthen and rebuild it by their tonic effect
Upon the Jiveraud bowels, bold by Sprnill
& Bro.
Wonldu't a good Kpaufcing improve your
neighbor's children, though i
Kobbed.The Grave.
A startling incident, is narrated bj John
Oliver of Philadelphia, as follows : "1 was
iu an awful condition. My skin was almost
yellow, eyes sunken, tongue coated, pain
continually iu back aud sule, w appetite,
growing weaker day by day. Three j.hy
iicians had given me up. Then X was nd
Viecu to use Electric Bitter ; to my reat
Joy, the fir-t bottla in ide a decided im
prOVenjCDt. I contiuued their tiN'j for three
weeks, and am now a well m.iu. .1 know
they robbed the grave of another victim."
ho one should fail to try them. Only r,o
tlnta, guaranteed, at Spru II & Bioa, '
Chronic Hronchitis Cured,
"For ten years I had chronic bronchitis
so bad that at times I could not speak
:ibove a whimper.'' writes Mr. Joseph C'olf
man, of MontLuorenoi, Ind. 'T trifd all
remedies available, but with no success,
fortunately my employer suggested that I
try Foley's Money and Tar. Its effect was
aimost miraculous, and I am now cured of
the disease. On my recoiutneiidati'm many
people have ned Foley's Honey and Tar,
and always with satisfaction." Sold by J,
O. Everett.
If your doII tax is not
not paid before the first
of May you cant vote
next fall.
Dreadful Attack of Whooping Cough.
Mrs. Ellen - HirlHon, of 3(0 Park Ave.,
Kansas City, Mo , writes hs follows : "Our
two children had a severe attack of whoop
'uy cough, one of them in the paroxysm
of coughing would .fit n faint and bleed at
the nose. VV tried t verythin we heard of
without getting relief. VV then cabe'd iu
our family doctor w no prescribed t'oley's
Honey aud Tar. VVju, iKP ver lirst. dose
tliy bi-gan to improve and we feel that it
has saved their lives." Kci'use subslitutts.
Sold by J. O. Everett.
If your poll tux is not
paid before the iirstofMay
you can't vote next fall.
T SI K
HEW YORK WOULD
TllKIClA-WKKK EDITION.
liead Wherever the English Lan
Ktiatie is buokeh.
The Thi ioc-a-Wt-ek Woikl lor.g nun es
tablished ii s If in public lavor, ami ii is
now reco..". iz-d as t he stroneM pubiical.iri
of Its kind iu u-,'. United rtti Us. Adver
tisers and publishers seeking clubbing
romliinations aLui lin y know bt-rl uni"
verbally testily to this. Ii is widely cii'ru'
laled lu every t;U.-j unci Tetiiiisiy of tle
Union, and ev-;n in nunolw Mitith Afriea
and ell th gold tields in the deserts of
Australia Thee ar lb -- thin;!-, that t m L
Next year We iiav the Presidtrntial i'H'u
pagn, in which ell A nigricans are d t ply
interested. Already he issues are beit;
di-cusstd wild the two great' parlies are pre
paring for thv first moves. Vim will not
want to tniss m ny details, and it yon sub"
scrio! mow your year's suhscriptioM will
cover the eauipaign from beginning to end.
Tbe Thiio R-VVteK Wiuld is kbsolnlel v
fair iu its political news Partisan bias i
never allowed to ail. ict its new olutiUif,
find Democrat and itepuhlican alike cum ob
tain iu its pages truthful account of all the
gvmi political cottestR
In addition t all the news, the Thrice-H-Week
World furnishes th bt-etserhi!
fiction, elaborate market reports and other
features of iuteresl.
The Thrice-a-'f'ek WnrldVregnlar sub
scription price is only $1.00 per year, and
this pays for 15(1 paper. We off. rtlii
unequailrd newspap. r and The Roanokk
Beacon together one year for $1.50.
Toe rpffuhvr subscription price of the two
papets i3 $2.00.
DIt. J. A. WHITE,
IVENTIS L
Ollice: Hotel lfead Huihling.
Water St., I'lyniouth, N. C,
North Carolina, ) vuiior Court
Washington County J before thf Ulerk.
M. L. Davenport and wife,"
Harriett A., & J. B. iiarriutr j
v Notice !
Fdva Marriner. Isaac Am
biose & wife Mary Ambrose j
By. virtue of a decre ;t the Superior
Court mad in the ubove entitled cause on
March 2(th. lt'0-4, I wid sell ou Mooday.
May L'nd. l'.JOt. at 12 o'clock M at Hie
Court House iu I'lymonth, N. C, to the
highest bidder, for cash, the landa des
cribed in the complaint tiled in tmid cause,
to wit : Known as I be Itixon Marriner
placrt iu Hkincersville township, adjoinii g
the lands of M. L Davenport, J. 1). Mar-,
riner and Mrs. T. L. Turkenton.
t his lilst day of March I'.KM.
II. S. WAUL, Coium'r.
Signals, Stox Them Vv ith
For O'JQHS sj.J -rnfrnSf
tiff s gy
wlaa.ij Kir
We extend many thanks to our .friends for the
patronage shown us on our opening days, and yvo
Yvill try to give them many good values whenever
they jive us a call, and remeniber we are carrying
a more complete stock than ever, and more of the
late style goods, .Mrs. Latham has made another
big order f.)r .Millinery goods that she has had such
great success with ; she has also added more fash
ionable goods t:) her line. Wu will mention a few,
but for lack of space will have to omit much.
38 in oil Veils, at HOe
Fancy liinh iius, worth 1'2 at 10c
Fancy and Aliped Dimity, worth 1-!$, 10c
Can iiele waisting,
Fancy white waistiug,"
Fantasia Silk Tissue,
Best Windsor Percales
Calico
Morriuiack Calico,
Urneadette Waisting,
Lamia Waisting
India Linens 32 inch,
India Linens. 42 iu.
l()e
3oe
D-'ie
' oc
Gu
7c
. 7c
12jc
l.", 20 aud 25o
Drap Q'lilame for ladies' suits, '2."c
Ladies' Fancy Hose, 10, l.j and U)c
Lace Curtaies, ij yds. long, 7.", l.'J., l."0
and $2.00
Creac bargains in llibbons at
iadies' line Umbrellas,
7."C Mbli's lint! dress duirts,
o()o " " Madra.i "
oilc Doys' tinirts.
$15.01) Uen's duns,
if 7.00 "
Men's Fine Shoes,
bniyrua Uug-,
Carpets at
Men's Fnucy Halt Home
Men's Plain I Mack a;t i Brown J-hoso lO.j
P.ctuns, a.iitable for pr.ieent $2 00
100
roc
ooC
;;5e
$10.00
$1.7o
a W) aud $3 2:
$1.'.'0
"., 35, oO and G."ie
1" and ii"c
W
mmiRE OUVEB CHILLED
STEEL BEAM
i miiiniiiiMinir '" "
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wn RPPAIBS.
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This far-Tarn ad and world-
renowned Plow w nuaron-
tee you is worthy of all that
is said in praise or It. Wood
Beam also furnished. Write
for large Illustrated Cata
logue. We ?re general distribu
ters cf the GENUINE! ONLY.
Farm Tools and Supplies
Large Illustrated Catalogue for
19U4 Just issued, embracing
Hand, Horsa and Power Labor
Savlng Implements.
You must save as well as make money.
Write for this FREE catalogue
at once.
HC&'IATCRS
AND enoosEHS.
Implements
Poultry Supplies
Fertilizers
Wheel Material
41 to 51 Union Street, NORFOLK, VA.
teipc'
Season Is at hand. HEN
PRODUCTS higher than
ever. Our prices low. Write
tor Free catalogue.
SPRINGf MILLINERY !
h TKF. CUfiE THAT'S SUKE for all i:cea- I
';roat and Lunga or Money ?
pes of 'r;
Uack. HIE
We would call the attention of our
many friends to th fact that the Mil
linery season id benu.
You have already shown us many
favors, buth by your nreRcnee nud by
your vmrohuses. We wish to tliHok
yon heartily for these manif. ttatioiuj
of goo 1 will, wild to solicit the contin
uance of the Sadie.
'I hose of you who hnve been to see
lis know that we hnve quite a uier. line
of iits aud other Millinery.
We are always delighted to show our
ood.s to prospective buyers and invite
you all to visit our store before intituuK
your selection. ,
Agaiu thanking you for favors
tdiovi u, we remain
;, Yours tru'y,
.Miw.'A. M. A VERS.
OYpeeial attention to mail orders.
:': Kij h :i-VH LN'4'i
nUA iiiJneys and Dladisr W.Qhl
I vish to nnnoudee that the people of
Piyinovuh and vicinity aro now having
the opportunity lo inspect the most select
i line of Trimmed aud Untrimmed Uats that
has ever been ou exhibition iu Plymouth.
The display cousisis of the very latest
Pam nnd New York patterns fur the season
ll ti-.j. ts-iit l s as ti trimming and nia
kijif; can he hud from Miss lloberta Thar
noiid, whose tervieeH I have nain been
able to siture ; who is one of Ualthuore'tJ
best authorities u m rtistic designs.
1 have. a. mi u sea'ut line ot Late.t Novel
ties in Summer Dresa Gtioda and Tnm
lninF. 1 invite yoo to cull and inspect our stock.
Very respectfully,
Jilts. W. H. WARD & CO.
SSodoU Dyspepsia Curo
Dsgosts what yow eat.
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