THE ROANOKE BEACON. .
PUBLISHED .EVERY FKIDAY
C. V. W. AUrfRON, Editor and Owner
PLYMOUTH.
N. 0.
JfttlUAT. Uet. 21et. liUJ.
T BEACON FLASHES.
Mr, Louis Owens arrived the
latter part of last weeii.
Mr. M. G. Brown was in our
city Monday.
Mr. P. C- VVorley made a flying
trip to Washington iVicr.day.
r Mr. Wavlnn Snrnill io a
px"- J VAX UUl
streets this week..
Rev. M. Y. Self left Tuesday
for Hertford.
Mr, John Skiles left Tuesday
for Grimesland.
nJ Doctors r. B. Wolfe. Dentist
Plymouth, N. C.
Miss Katie Loane will leave for
Baltimore to-day.
Se'atitt Foolish Family at the
Ac Jeftniht
&."tJtr?ry was in our citv
Airl.'.ds ' bodies. .V,
Freni 1 . .W
Mr-V' tv 0 .it Sunday
for a porJJrtford
s. roXH ith
M icq VvV CVI tWnon 1aff -Fnr Vi-
home liVtf ?a.i4 in-day.
jir. mv iunt oi Koper was in
our citypJ-A"day.
Mr. J. G. Jackson of Hoke was
in our city Monday.
Mr. H- C Bash left Thursday
r.for Baltimore for a few clays.
Mr. A H. Jarman has return
ed after spending a few days at
his home in lreemont.
lr. Jim Mitchell left Monday
to spend a lew days in Windsor.
Mr. John Phelps ent a few
days of this week in our city with
his family.
Mr C R. Spruill spent a few
business.
Mrs. Cicero Norman and Miss
. .Bessie left v ednesday lor Wash
ington D. C to visit relatives,
The ladiesaid society held their
annual bazaar at the ' City Hall
Tuesday night.
Mr. Mrs. Whit Stubbs spent a
few days of this and last week in
Rocky ML
-Mrs- T. L.'mith spent a few
days of this week in Washington
with friends
Mi: s Genevieve -Beasley has.re
turnta after visiting; relatives in
Roper.
Mrs.'M. T. Jordan has been
spending a few days in Rocky Mt
with friends.
V Mrs. E. A Carter left Saturday
r tii 1 ! ;n :i
ior rtaieign wnere sne wni au-ena
the state fair.
Mrs Sam Bateman left Monday
for Greenville where she will visit
Aciauves.
Mrs. B. D. Bateman left Mon
day for her home in Edenton after
visiting Mrs. T. L. Smith. .
Mr. H. A. Litchfield left for
H the fair.
Misses Stella Blount and Eloise
LoaSnent part Of Saturday ad
n i j o : v
SunQ. in Swains
Mrs. KateHolloman left Satur
day for Belhaven where she will
visit relatives for a few days.
A large number of Jamesville
young people spent part of Sun-
llday here coming on gasoline boat
Messrs Cyril Walker, Asa John
ston Louis Hassell and Milton Cla
gon of Koper spaut part of Sun
day in our city.
Messrs Buck Eucanan Hubert
Lilly and several others from Ro
per were in oar city the latter
part of last week.
Mr. Luther Gurkin left Satur-
yLldy 1UI UlliCICUli JlclCCO 111 mc
ness.
Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Jordan,
with their auto spent Sunday
here the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Whit Sturjbs.
Mrs. Emily Norman with her
grandson Master Norman Harney
left tuesday to visit relatives in
Miss ("ad Campbell has return
ed after visiting friends' and re
latives in Weldon, Rocky Mt. and
other places.
Mrs. Wilbur Mizell spent a few
day of last week with her mother
Mrs. Pattie Johnston on Wash
ington Heights.
Headquarters for all kinds of
Fowls, Eggs, Salt & Flint Hides.
also for Fur. Highest cash prices
Paid J. M. Arps. Plymouth N.
C- J
Mr- and Mrs- Jack Perry passed
through here Friday on their way
to New Bern after spending their
honey-moon in Baltimore Norfolk
and other points of interest
Standard 07 Co's. gasolene
furnished in steel barrel Is in
any quanity from 10 gallons
up apply to C. M. Tctteriqn,
Plymouth Mercantile Co.
Lost one baby bv the Foolifh
Family finder will please bring
to tne Academy to-night and re-
cieve reward. .Description gray
eyes, and red Head, long nose and
tnree yeaas old.
GLEE CXTB.
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Miss Sadie Chesaon delightfully
entertained- the "Glee Club
Wednesday night at her -home.
After having some pretty instru
mental music the lights were turn
ed off ( Y hich has been done at
every meeting) the members all
seated themselves in the floor and
sang a large nnmber of old as
well as new songs after this the
members were served to salad
olives and crackers, The meeting
came to an ending about 11 P. M.
TACKY PAitry.
At the Academy Friday night
all are asked to dress as tacky as
possible as a very nice prize will
be given to the one decided upon
by the judge as being the tack
iest.
Even if you don't want to dress
tacky why come and see the oth
ers all are invited.
To the ones that are going be
sure to watch the Foolish Family
with their kids, they have prom
ised to be there which will be as
much fun as you want keeping up
with then they are expected to
arrive about eight o'clock so you
had better be there about 7:20.
A great pile of fun is expected
to be gotten out or this affiair and
every body is cordially invited to
attend old as well as the young.
After all the diffierent amusing
plans have been carried out each
one present will be served with
tacky eating. Come and bring
your babies as the Foolish Family
intend doing. Admission price ten
cents each.
NOTICE
Under aDd by virtue of iudmeut render
ed iu tLe special pruoue.tiug ntul(i J. XI
Learv et a! agmust lietsey LJdat waicer et
al
Said judgment reuderco nn Oct. 1;,
1910. Tlie uudersiKiied Oomiuissioner will
sell for ohbU to the lupuest bidder at public
pale at tiue Court ri'iiihe ilnor iu Plymouth,
N. 0. ou November 1(5, i!)10 at 11 A. M
All of the timber urowiuK st mdiug b-ina
aDd Bituato 011 tiio lands bf-rt iu ufitrwaros
VVaim, lor a period of five years with nee-
I v. 1 ..- .. ..J,.
described with rmbt to cut and remove
siSkry cart ways entry pitalaijp and rt-movu
privileges eic
1 lie laudH from which the said tiaibm
will be sold is that tract decribed as follows
iu v ashii)t;tvii Co. N. C bpginnipR t a
pine on the Uolley Neck road a li tie noi'li
of the old Rptr Lamb r Co. rii;!it of w-y
aud tbeucB ruUMtug along said Money uttU
road South for 70 y aids, tliencn .South 7i)
E. to the corner tbiee piues, thence N. to
ttie said lioper L. Co. old liht of way,
theuce along said right of wny to a pom
ppohite tlie place of begin uin,', thence nc
n sk the said right of way to the. piue th-
b giuninti. , , L
It t)m the HMtno land? eonvave.l to Jin
tin Best by J. ii. JCbelps and wife c .rUin
iug 50 acres more or less. The timber f i m
this laud only wilt be sold.
Sale ut Court lio.ase ou Nov. Kit h 1010.
VV, M. lioND, Jr..
Coinniiysiouer.
10-21-41
TO SEE
Foolisli Family
TO HI6HT.
COURT CALENDAR.
Fall
lerm, 11)10.
Tuesday, Uct. lain.
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UllSt'd IJOL tiled Oil Uaj fcfb Lu iirt'.O
pruueedeiico on following (iit).
.ViuLlou docKuL aiiU d. Vuiou Gil, .1.
called ut pleasure ot Liie court.
CHURCH WR.ECTOKV.
M. K UliUKOll, OL'lti, '
liisv. 1. ot-Li-', Pastor.
Services every js it ml ay ii'u. m
and 7:30 jt. in. but ttiu- the beeuiid
6uiida in each ttiotuli.
1 1
junior r-iiivvortn JLeajiue every
Sunday afLeiiioon ut 'Z u'ciuek.
bemor Kpwortn League, every
iumldy at i o'clock.
bu ml ay ciiuui iJ;J0 every fttuulay
morning, K. B. Aor.nan, .upt.
All vutiti" men are cordially invit
ed to ntleud tne iiarao.i jJlass,
All young ladled welcomed in the
Philatliea (Jiass.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday 8 p m
Uhuistian Chukcfi,
Ilt;v. Wakkex davis, Pastor.
Services every lirat Sunday in euch
month 11 ii. m. and 8 i. 111.
JSundrtj fcclioul every Sunday.
Episcopal Chukch,
Ktv. W. J. Uoit'jAtf, Ufot.or.
Services every second ounday in
each motitl) at 11 a. m. and 7:3u
ni.
Sunday Sel o il every Sunda.
Baptist Chcrcii,
Kkv. C. E. Andrews, Pastor,
Services every fourth Sunday in.
each month at 11 a. in. and 7:30
p. in.
Snndtiy School every Sunday.
Prayer meeting every Thursday at
7:30 p. m.
BEPOUT OF THE CONDIION OS"
THE BANK OF PLYMOUTH,
at Plymouth, iu thp State of North Caro
lina, at the clone of buniueHS iSept. 1st
19!0.
RESOUKCES DOLLAR"
Loans and discounts 01,133 05
Overdrafts, secured 483 7o
North Carolina State Bonus r ooo
Premium on Bouds 1"0.(K)
Banking house, furniture & fixt. 3.(500.00 .
Dun from Bauks and liankers 8,88(5 '22
Cash 145 3T
Quid Coin 22." 00 1
Silver Coin including all minor
coin currency 805 88
National Bank notes and other
TJ-S. Notes 1,500 00
Total
LIABILITIES
Capital stock
Undivided profits.
Dividends unpaid
Deposits subject to check
81,92!) 22
TJ0LLAE9
20,000.00
2,397 (iO
5,8!0 00
53 611 62
81,i2'J.22
Total
State of North Carolina, Cou ty of Wash
ington. I, Clarence Latham, Cashier of the above
named bank, do soienmlv wear thnt the
bove statement is true to the best of my
kuowledgo and beiief
Olargnck Latham, Cashier.
Subscribed ud sworn to before me,
this Ihh day of Spt, 1910.
C. V. VV. AU8BON, C. a. C,
Correct Attoi-t:
L S Landing.
A. L. Owens.
W. H. Hampton
4 Directors.
Leap's
The Most Prolific arid
Best of Milling Wheats
Yields reported from our custom
ers from twenty-five to fifty-two
bushels per acre. When grown side
by side with other kinds this splen
. did beardless wheat yielded from
five to eighteen bushels more per.
acre on same land and under same
conditions as other tandard wheats.
Wherever grown it is superseding
all other kinds and it should be
sown universally by wheat growers
everywhere.
Wrice for price and "Wood'i Crop
Special" which contains new and
valuable article, "How to grow big
crops of wheat."
T. W. WOOD & SOHS,
Seedsmen, - Richmond. Va.
We are headquarters for
Farm Seeds, Grtui and Clover Seeds.
Winter Vetches, Dwarf Essex Rape,
Seed Wheat, Oats, Rye, Barley, etc.
Descriptive Fall Catalog mailed free.
Prolific l'Jlie;ii
"The Piano with the Sweet Tone."
Is It Worth One Cent
to secure full particulars about a
complete line of pianos, including
prices delivered to jour liame and
terms?
It so just a post card to us will
bring it.
We positively;!! 7i ,1'OUMO
ArIF, and givo you advantages you
cannot obtain eli-evvliere.
Just u post card is all it cost von.
CilAS. M. STIEFF,
L. C. STEKLE, Mgr.,
114 Granby St., - Norfolk, Va.
"The Piano with the Sweet Tone"
(Mention this paper.)
Official Fiuuo Jameutown Exposition
A Good Position.
Can be had by ambitious
young men and ladies field
of "Wireless" or Railway tele
graphy. Since the 8-hour law
became effective, and since tne
Wireless companies are estab
liehinnr fvtntiDnt: thrrmrrhnnr
..--w ,
the country there is a great
shortage of telegraphers.
Positions pay beginners from
$70 to $00 per month, with
good chance of advancement.
1 he National 1 elegraph In
stitute operates six official in
stitute in America, under su
pervision of 11. It. and .Wire
less Officials and places, all
graduates into positions. It
will pay you to write them tor
full details at Davenport, la.,
Cincinnati, O., or Memphis,
Tenn.
NOTICE. v
X'jSno;ry 1W the Clerk
In ie Oonaby Creek Draiu io Dintrici pro
posed
Surry Parker et al
Vri.
C. It. Johcstoi) et al.
Notice as required by law hereby
given to all persons interested there
in that on the 14th day of Oct. Tim'
The undersigned Clerk of the
Superior Court at the Court House
iu Plymouth Washington County,
N. C. will examine any passes upon
the "report of the Board of Viewers
heretefore filed in this action on
ent. 12th, 1010. Atsaid times tun
place the court will consfder said
report and will have any oojeetions
raised bv any parties having lands
.tffected by said proposed drainage.
Those havnior lands they wislie
withdrawn from said districts or
bind to be added theie will appear
ind make known their rights in the
premises. The petition 'and report
heretofore filed as stated has been
accepted and entertained by the court
lb is Sept. 28, 1010,
0. V. W. Auabon,
o. s. c.
We Pay in Spot Cash
best market 'prices f o r
Seed Cotton, B. E. Peas,
Peanuts, Wax, Hides and
Tallow.
FOR SALE-Bagging
and Ties; Grain and Pea
nut Sacks.
H. B. Mavo & Co.
Washington ,N . C.
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