THE ROANOKE BEACON.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY
V w AUSBQN, Editob and Owker.
PLYMOUTH.
N.O.
Friday. January 17. 1903.
Weak Lungs
its cod Br&r temm&M heal
Many pepnte &&r& weak Iwe
which are.. lively to fee a&fcaeked -pr
(Consumption. So ere long
weakened by disease xr isgr .a stubborn
.hacking cough.
Vinol, which is a real cod liver prep
aration with all the useless oil elimi
nated and tonic iron added, strength
ens weak lungs and gives one the
power to throw off wasting diseases.
We ask every person suffering
from weak lungs, stubborn hacking
roughs or any wasting disease to try
Vinol on our guarantee.
P,. E. Davenport, Druggist.
NORFOLK & SOUTHERN RAIL
- WAV.
IN EFFECT SEPT. 30TH, 1907.
TRAIN 8fcHyj.CE.
NOKTBJBOUND :
Leave Belbayen 441y esept Sunday;
(6.40 a, m.
Leave W aahingtoo . JO;55 a m
" Plymouth 12:1; pm
. Mackey's Ferry...,, ...12:40 p m.
Arrive EdeDtou 2:05 p. m.
Xieave Edenton daily (except
Sunday) 7 45 a. m, io p. ftt.
Arrive Elizabeth City daily (ex
cept Sunday) 8 55 a.m., 3 15 &. i 25 p m.
Arriye Norfolk daily (except Sun
day)...... 10 40 a. ni.,4 45 & 6 10 p.m.
outhboukP :
Leave Norfolk daily (except
Sunday) 35. H 55 a. m. & 0 P. j.
Arrive EliZ. City daily (except
Sunday) . 10. 23 a. m & 1 '4', 7 53 p. m
Arrive Edenton dajly except
Sunday). ll a, fa. & '1 20, U 00 p m
JLeave Edenton daily (except
Sunday) 2 30 p. m.
Arrive Belhaven daijy (cept
Sunday)... 5 10 p. m.
J.eave Edpntoa &3o P. rr-
Arrive Plymouth 4:23 p. w.
Arrive Washington 5:45 p. m.
Trains Nos. 3, , 5 & & stop at ajl ijuter
P)ndit4 stations.
Connect at Norfolk wjtu trams to and
from Virginia Beach d Currituck Brauch
STCAMBQATSCIViPE.
Leave Edenton '2:i50 p. m , daily except
Sunday, for Scupperuoug Hirer,
Steamer leaves New Bern 7 -45 p m.
.Leaves Oriental 6 00 a. m., for New iJrn,
daily except Sunday.
Steamers leave Beihaven 5 00 a, m. Tues
'dy, Thursday and Saturday for Aurora,
South Creek, Makleyville, &c.
Steamer leaves Plymouth daily (except
Sunday) 4:00 p. ru. for landings ou Oatdiie
Biver.
JTor further information apply to W. J
Nicholson, Ag't, Plymouth, or to the Qeu
ersM Office of the N. S. By., Norfolk, Va.
M.W. MAOUIBE.
Gen. Supt.
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PAMVtCO DIVISION-MIXED TRAIN9-
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It 30
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9 10
9 44
10 00
10 08
10 25 Arr.
A. M.
Maekey's Ferry
Plymouth
Pine Town
Waahtngton
Maokcv' Ferry
Roper
Pike Road
Bllvopcrot8
Pantcgo
Bolhavrn
Arr. 5 10
440
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J,vc. 1 50
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IV 332 W
SPEING and SUMMER
Wo wish to announoo
to the public tbat we have
Just returned from Balti
more witb our new Spring
and Summer Millinery
Goods," Trimmings, etc.,
etc, and are prepared to
fit you out in tbe very
LATEST STYLE.
Call and examine our
stock and be convinced.
Yours to Please,
Miss Ida Peacock & Co.,
B-!5 EOPER, N. O.
THE CHILDREN IlKtt IT
KENNEDY'S LAXATIVE
QyqH SYRUP
BEACON FLASHES
Thns'e who have friends viwiting g
them, or who intend leaving home Cf
A U 1 - ...a
lueuineivps, win nica'-e ici it be Known n
at this o.mce so the fact may -te mou- &
tinned It does .not matter whether &
c& you are a subscriber or not Allwe W,
ak i let ua kuow it.
Mm. Mo'lie Wiley of Skiunacsville,, was
here Wieduesday.
Mr. Wiliiaci Wiley, of Croswell,, was in
.onrtown Wednesday.
There is going to ba a tig time in Cres
well uesu Tuesday 2ook out for The
Beacon Man. f
M-isa KaU Ausibon fe.tU'r.ned Monday
iiigUtfroin Cre9welt where he "bad lbeen
vieiliag mlaiivee.
We weicomo to our4own the family, of
Mr. ii. .(J Jacknop. Mjr. Jackcou hm re
oent.ly engaged In .the mercantile 'bufliuesa
bore.
rlast week that Miks Eva Miiupson of Edcu-
ion, waswie guest ot OLW. iu uamuton
on 3rd stceet.
Oiv you-ng friend, Capt K. T. iloffwho
baa been 'holding & position as electrician
U bake wood, N. J , fir80me snujaUis, has
jsebarned to hi country iiouie near this
town. -
W sbope every family io .town wall ,make
it a point to have a trig dinner on Monday
next and that they .will make it a poiut to
invite some farmer and hisjamily home to
dinner
Great Scott's, what roads.! Can we
blame the farmers living three milts from
Plymouth for firiving five or siac. mllep to
Koper to dofcis trading, rathe thaa come
over such roads?
Mess. Bavid Ambros and Henry Date
man have moved from their farms to our
town and are ewployedAt the Wilts Veneer
Plant. We extend a hearty welcome to
these good people.
Prof. C J Eviaetf, Misses Virginia aud
Hilda Spruill. Mis Bank nu.i Miss Bessie
Norman, of the Plymouth .Graded JBekool,
attended the Teachers' meeting at Cres,
well on Friday night last.
The Ruaaoke Hotel wa9 sold on Monday
last at public aaction, Mr, T. J, Basuigut,
of iicnpptriiong, being the purchaser. Mr.
Baeuight will refurnish and otherwiK" im
prove this popular hnuel before it is open
ed again ito the public.
Mr. Gov. Midgett has bought out the
oyrder business, aud stoct of .C r lilm i li
Jacjftsou and will couiinnu the fousiueHS ut
the Kftne stand i u Witbkingtun street
Mr. Midgett is a clever yong man aud
we wish hiui mush bucceis.
Miss O'td Campbell ontertuiued a pnrty
of young people at the home of lM par?iita
on Mio street U'eduefiduy l ight Vo hoar
that tiouie-made .candy wns to 1)j semd
4jut owing to the pre-enc of so many
sweet twirls the bugar rtfused to fiook.
Many people woKl not be without a
TUKM.R'S Ainanac if tLey cott a do;ur.
Kerreniber ttii.s i headquurters for uis
most yaluable j.ublicaticn, and if .sou re
a paid up snbsorilirr for tho Beacon von
get one fuse Tell your neighbor abont it.
Mrs. T J. Basnight was terc yesttrd ty
aud n quested u. to announce Hint Hotel
Koancfee will bd opened nest wt;k. The
travelling pub ic -will Welcome this news
gladly, because Mr and Mrs. Bisuihl are
such clever people aud the old li.ianoke U
so much like home We will welcmi'e to
our town tlieKA crood noonlp And hesntak
- " o z i 1
for them a share of the public pa ronage.
When the farmers aud their families
come to town Monday let each towu man
make himself a committee of o;e to nee
that the vit-iwjrs have a good t:mo. Let
Plymouth for once throw Ler doors wide
open and b;d our farmer friends a hearty
welcome. Let us show tho country people
that they bave rights which we respect
Just give them such a glorious welcome
that they will waut to come often.
There is to be a Farmers Institute held
in thi town ou Monday next, at which
time farming in all its details vill be di-
cassed by promiueut speakers. A wouisnr
Institute will also be held at which time
that ide of farni life iu which ihe ladies
are interested will be discussed. Let all
the farmers come to town on tbat day and
bring their wives, sons and daughters, for
this meeting is going to be interesting md
instructive.
Jury List,
At the meeting of the County
Commissioners on 1st Monday in
December, the following mimed per
sona were drawn to serve as Jurors
at Januaiy Term of the Superior
Court, to be held on 3rd Monday
after 1st Monday in January, 190S:
Plymouth Township J. It. Know
les, W. L. Hairison, II. L. "prulll,
Clarence Spruill, Clyde Cahoon, L.
A. Peal, II. B. Harrison and E. C.
Gurganus.
Lee's Mills Township J. T.Snell,
T. L. Allen, A. B. Alexander, ,W.
A. Swain and It. S. Chosson.
Skyinersvillo Township W. J.
Ilarriss, E. It. Spruill, J. A. Still
man, D. W. Pheln?, J- T. Basnight
and J. W, Patrick.
Scuppernong Township S. D.
Phelps, J. B. Ambrose, IUulden II.
Ilassell, David Furlough and J. E.
Norman.
A Popular Couple Wed.
On Thursday afternoon Jan. 9th,
a nrettv homo weddin? was solemn
ized in the beautiful country home
of Mrs. J. M. Ileid, ut Westover, in
th'vA r.nuniv. when Mr. A. J. New
berry, of this town, led to himenials
alter Miss Britt ll(id the acconi
nlishpd dfnichtpr of that home, and
' - " o .
there iu the presence of tho families
of the contracting parties these two
happy people plighted their troth
each to the other and were by the
Hev. L. T. Singleton, pastor of the
M. E. Church, pronounced man aud
wife.
The Beacon extends best wishes
to this popular young couple.
The Beacon Man at Creswell
. The Beacon Man returns thanks
to .the good peopje of Creswell who
.iissisteul .iiii uiaikifUg his recent yisit to
What town both ple;tsaut utwl prolita
Ulo. We over engayefi the Taehers'
Aiiee ting .held in the Aadeaiy on
Friday uigli,t, nd the stay.f a few
days i'ii tho Aiojne of Mis. IJ. Wa liter
Phelj,s, also .a short visit to the hos
pitable .home of Rev.-L. Elxrn., ito
which we w.er,e accompanied .on Su.n
.day night by Misses Belle Sttiirr.and
Mj-y Holmes and Katie Atsboii.
Tiie walk across the ield and thro'
the piciqur-es woeds beneath the
sighing pir.ee, .w,ith now and tlven
the silvery moon hiding its face be
hind a swaying brauch, was most in
spiring, but as we entered the Jaor
of old St. David's iteotory and were
once again aet by the pleasant
smiles and cordial greetings of that
Sainted old Rector and kk family,
we forgot, for the time, the beauti
ful seenes of nature without., and
for two hours enjoyed boing with
those g'V)d people and listening to
the sweet songs and music rendered
by those two choi-iaing .da tig liters,
Misses Nannie aud Sadie,
Reception at Roper.
On Friday night last a most delightful
Leap Year reception was giyen at tLeJ
I own liail by the young ladies.
All the gentlemen were invited te meet
at the home of Mr. Leary, .ou Muin street.
It was there the ladies culled ior them
promptly at o'clock. . From Mr. Leary '
they were escorted te the nail, tWih&u was
artistically decorated with ferns and other!
potted plants. !
The most nov I feature of the jsvedaingj
was a "New Woman" contest, in which i
gentiewen were requested to thread nee
dles, work button-hoius, trim hat and
write jeeipes, urbiifi the ladies drove nails,
sharpen pencils aud give the best hints
ou farming.
The Jadies' prize, a dainty work Lag,
xr-ta won by Mr. It. R. Roper, for writing
.the be t recipe; while the gentlenun'a
priZit, a tie. was fcWardt-4 Miss Eva C.
Chebbon, for writing the best paper on
ginning vcottou.
Muslo was rendered darirg tie evening
by Hoper's accomplished pianist, Miss
MaWl White burst
Kefrtshmeuts, consisting of (fudge, No -folk
cream Aud .cabe, were served. j
Those pioseut wore, Miss Mabel Ucer,
with Mr. 13. W. Davenport; Alice CaJUwu. i
with . It. Spruill;; Mabel WhkUircrst.
with J. F. Leary ; Lula Cahoon, With H.
E. Howell; Gladys Mitohell, with E. A.
Leary ; Carrie Spruill, with B. T. Daven
port; Neva Cahoon. with K. R. Koper;
Eva U, Chesson, witb Milton C!agn ; Is
abal McllliBter, with Eddson Davenport ;
Ethel Kessingar, with Louis llassell ; An
nie Cahoon, with J. A. Chesson.
Chap-iones, Mr. and Mrs. '1. H. Blount,
Mrs. J. W Speight Mrs. Leary, Mrs. Kes
tinger and Mr. W. T. Harvej, JJflrCwlk,
Ya.
lews from the lew Store,
Our Great January Clean Sweep Sale now going J
on. You can save one-third by doing your shopping
at this sale. Here goes the prices:
65 cts. all wool panama, sale price .45
75 cts. water-proof skirt goods, 54-in, sale price, .45
$ 1 50 black taffeta silk, every yard guaranteed 36-in.
sale price, $1 00
1 25 garnet taffeta silk, 36-in. sale price, .95
1 00 browntaffeta silk, 36-in. sale price, .70
75 all wool serge, 36-in. sale price, .50
10 and i2c waist goods, sale price, .08
10c Amoskeg gingiiams, sale price, .08
Androskoggin bleeching, 10 yds to customer, sale price, .11
Big lot fancy ginghams, suitable for children's dresses,
sale price, -08
Slaoe, lilioe iioe.
Just make up your mind that you are going to
buy your next pair of shoes from us. We have a full
line of the well known Dresswell Shoe, the King of
aln$3.50 and $4.00 shoes We have them on the
newest lasts and toes including Gun metal, Patent
Colt, French calf, Ideal Kid. Your choice at this
sale, $348. "...
$3.50 Shoes, S!e price, $2 43
2 50 " " 2 l'J
2 00 i .. ..
$4 00 Ladies' Shoe Perfection Quality, Patent Colt and Ideal Kid, Sal price, $3 4S
$.) 00 iiioe, Sale Price, $2.48
2 no
2 00
1 75
1.0
1 25
198
1 73
1 48
1.23
.08
Big Hoe of Beys', Misses and Children's School Shoes, to be sold accordingly.
C JL T M I W !
We have a few suits left over, which We are going
to sell at this sale, regardless of cost, embracing
Men's, Youths', Boys' and Children's suits.
PaEfit, Paofs, Faiit.
How abut a pair of good winter pants'? If you
don't need them now, it will pay you to buy for
next winter,
tr 00 Pants, Sale Price $4 00
t 00 " 8.00
3 00 " " 2 00
2 00 1 48
1 BO " " " .98
Hat &9 Hats, Hats.
$2 00llat, Latest Shape, Sale Price, $1.48
l.f0 ' " M " 1 23
1.00 " " ' " .?3
UNDERWEAR.
Heavy Fleece-lined snit. Sale pries 90o. Ribbed suit, sale price. 48c
All Wool Suits, Sale Price, $1.85
Big Line Men's Knitted Jackets.
$2.00 Jackets, Sale price, $1.23. $1 50 Jackets, Sale priop, 98c $1 Jackets, 73o.
We have a few Ladies' Long Coats which will go at great reduced prices.
$1 25 Black Mercerized Drop Skirts, Sal price 98o.
2.00 Black Heather-bloom Drop Skirt, sale price $1.73.
Remember this Sale will only be good during January.
Purchasers, come early. Respectfully,
mm
The store where your Dollar does its Duty.
The money you save here will help you on your next bill.
Clothing.
. are showing correct ptyle f Fall Ctothrn
BlacJk, Blues and Mixturej.
Two pcial yalnei, Nobby Scatch Plmid
v-ery sty lists warranted all wool,
Blue SeTge, muter weikt Every thread
wool, 12,5
'Konqueror,
Shoefi are still our pride
no better values made.
We take our reputation
on the
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"FIT FOR A KING."
The MAJESTIC i one of the leading SliirU U
tlw forea9t Shirt malting city in Amirica, Fll
Stvle8r arriving, tl we especially invite ike Jo6a
men to look, tiutn ver.
If yo wr tho "MAJESTIC" yu will kne
you are correctly Httired. They do not -coat eny mere
than tho "Any old -kind," either $1.00, $1.25, $!..
Weckwear IPasliins
Latest Approvals in Styles and Colors. Wide
End Tie, Panel-End Four-in-hands, Florette and
Florian Four-in-hands. Rajah Silks, Plain and Pelka
Dot effects. All are the celebrated "Solideilk" branl,
LOUIS P HoRKtKAt,
Plymouttt, N, C