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THE ROANOKE BEACON.
TUBIHKl) fi,VEY. FRIDAY
0. V. W, AU8BQN, Edttob ASD Owneb
PLYMOUTH.
N. 0.
Fftto'AT. Nov. Uth. 101 d.
BEACON FL ASHES.
Mr. land Mrs. RP. Walker spnt
undsy in Swains. J
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Mr. W- D. Carstarphen is now
home for a f aw days. ' -
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Mr. Henderson Norman of Cres
. well was in our city Saturday. ;"
Miss Eloiss Loane left Monday
jtor JNoriolk lor a lew days ;
' &tr. Arthur Swain spent part of
Monaay in lackeys.
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The Glee Club met with Miss
Louise Ayers Wednesday night
' K Edgar SpruM of near Mac
keys -sent Friday here. "
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Mr. W. W. Waters of Hinson
spent Saturday here on business!
' Mis Katie Loaaa ifs returned
after visiting relatives in Balto.
Mrs. Cohen Mitch 3d has return"
ed afrer visiting in Vincix-.
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Mr. Frank McNir left Satur
day -for Edenton 0.1 business.
. Mr. W. L. Sherrod of Hamilton
vas in our city Tuesday.'
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Mr-Vance Norman of Hamilton
was-in our city one day this wee
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MrJ. L. Phelps left vvedneshy
for Creswell after spending uie
Week up here. 1 ;
Miss Irene Bludger is now vis.
ItiRg Mis3 Kathleen " Gardner on
jUhurch street. 1
Mr. Tom Clears of Edenton
spent a few . days . of this week
here. , . ' - :-
Miss Lottie Gay lord entertain
ed the ep worth league Tuesday
. 'Inight at-lier'home oh1 Main street
Mr. W. H. Hampton and wife
returned-Thursday after spending
several - week at a- hospital in
Bichmond. , : -
Mrs W. J. Nicholson an1 child:
ren- left for Norfolk Monday .to
Spend a few days shopping.
"Mr. and Mrs. Ai . Y, : Self left
Monday lor Sunbury to visit rel
atives lor a lew ciaya.1-
Mr. p. C. Worley spent Sunday
and part of Monday vviihLi's wife
n Surims -N. C.
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Mrs. M . S. Barden left Monday
for her home in Greenville after
visiting relatives here. -l
Mr. W. B. Simmons left Satur.
day for Norfolk -after visiting
here. ;
Miss Stella Blount spent Sun
day at her lome near Swains.
Mr, Waylon SpruiH spent part
pi -thi-s'weeK in creswell on bus
iness. . -
, Mr. and Mrs. John yilson with
their Auto- from Itoper were here
Saturday.
Dr. A. V7. Dissosway left for
Norfolk-Sunday to spend a few
ays. - ' ''
Mr. Rvifus Johnston left Sat
urday to yisit friends in Pirietown
for a.few days. v. '
x Mr. Vnd Mrs. M T. Jordan of
Hoke were here Saturday and
Sunday- the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Yfhit-Stubbs . -
Mr. G- Golman who has been
.managing the "Brinkley-Phil lips
Cov's sale for the last, ten days left
for his home in New York Sun-
Jay.-
BIRTH-DAY PARTY-
' On Wednesday evening from
eight until eleven o'cJock Master
foeov Harrison entertained' his
mny ''friends at the home of his
parents, iMr. G. H. Harrison, cor.
w Washington and third streets, the
Aoccasion being the 16th. anniver-
Wy of his birthday.
" Games; plays, etc , were indulg
ed in until 10:30 o'clcck whtn re
Ireshmehts' consistM 01 iluus
i onfeetionarits, etc. were bci vtd
: and greatly enjoyed by tnoseprts-
1 eilt. ' - ,; '""
L.'lJUaster Harrison was the Tecip
icnt of many gifts of congratula
te tt, and all left for their-homes
exi ressing best wishes for Mas
ter George.
DEMOCRATIC VIC
TOKY
ilie liJpcticm on Tuesday has
completely, paralizecr the Radicals
expectations in .Washington County
Two yejira ago" they, elected' a Ilep
lesentativ'e, SherilT and a 'full Board
"f .Qounty'Conpmissioners, the I)j -ocratic
Register of J)eeds"and Treas
urer" being elected' ' by 7 such, email
mnjoritien that thfjr felt sure og 'elec
ting their, entire ticket this year,
Rut the people were onlv nannlnfr.
ujid on Tuesday declared fhemstlves
itf favor of good go Vermont by ciiafc.
ing the following- vote.
Representative.
A. V Swain. Dem; '
0. W. Snell Hep.
Clerk Superior Court!
C. V, W Ausbon Dem.
8. Ai Holton Rep.
Register "of Deeds.
F. R. Johnston Dem. '
A. A', Davenport Rep.
" Survey or.
A. J. Newberry Dem.
. W. Ange Rep.
. Coroner.
Dr. W. If. Ward Dem.'
J. F, Davenport Rep.
' . KheriU.
510
414
j
581
353
.1
50G
'342
500
360
548
.387
J. E. Reid Dem.
J. T. McAllister Rep.
4S2
'451
' Treasurer
VT. 11, llardison Dem.
C. T,'pruill Rep.
564
3ce
The State, beuatorial, Judicial
urn ofc;,. 1 o'nitv oUicers not named
. Love lecei ve 1
.'n average Democrat-
ic majority of about 175
CHURCH SERVIp-
J3ishop Stranrre will make his
annual visitation to Grace Church
Plymouth or. the night of Nov
24th. which is Thanksgiving night
The services will consist of Ey
ening Prayer, Sarmon'and Con
firmation. This may be als,o th e
jast service at. which Mr. Gordon
will be present. .
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On next Sunday therq will be
service, ai usual, at the Episcopal
Church. These will be the last
Sunday services beBore Rev. Mr.
Gordon leaves for his new , field
of labor on Dec. 1st -At the morn
ing services, Mi. Gordan will re
view the work of the three and
a half years, duriqs which he has
been in charge. ' '
Mr. Gordon new work is to be
in" Leaksvilf Spay, N. C. two ad
joining towns numbering about
seven or eight thousand people.
Spray is a center of ' cotton man
ufacturing with eight or ten big
mills and some four thousand mill
people the church work will be
chiefly among these :
The successor of Rev- Mr. Gor
don in this field haa nat yet been
chosen.
HALLOWEEN ENTER
TAXNMEHT.
Last Friday night Misses. Liz
zie Goglet , and Virginia Spruill
teachers of the graded ' schopl
gave their rooms at school an en
tertamment. At the hall door the
boys and girls 'were met by two
ghosts who collected from them
as they arrived one cent for each
year they were old and then direc
ted them tq the reception room
which was all decorated with pic
tures of black cats, bats and etc.
After playing games for a while
they were sornewhav, alarmed to
see a witch come riding in on a
broom and went right to her tent
where she'told each one3 fortune
s'ome went without knowing theirs
as they c.ould'nt stand to go in the
tent by themselves. After, this re
freshment were served then the
crowd left.
Mrs. T. L. Smith left Friday to
visit in Washington. :
The' Woman's Horn 2 Mission of J
this placa are now gjttmg up a
play which they inten 1 showing
htie Taisdr.y ana vveonesuay
nifch-ts (22nd and 01 tnis
month
STORM PARTY.
Friday night Miss. Hilda Srpuill
was heavily stormed by a crowd
of our young people. Numerious
games were played and enjoyed
by every one ' presents This looks
to be more of a reorganization of
the I. D. C. club (which was the
king 01 clubs last year this time)
than anything as the crowd have
decided ' to ' meet every r nday
night at each ones home. After
all the games were played hot
cnocoiate, cakes ana apples were
served.
Those present were Misses Cad
Campbell, Annie, Blanche and
Virgmiaand Hilda Sprudl, Belmar
Davis, Nellie anaMae;.,.LouNor-
man, isolind and Ca - le bmitn
Mammie' Vannortwick, Minnie
Carstarphen, and Ida Harrison.
Messrs. Clarendon YVilloughby,
Robert Campbell, Sidney Ward,
Sea well Norman, Willie. Hi 1 Hard,
Henry Jackson and Clarence
Blount. ' '
NOTICE.
WSupS"ouurtUty Mtoe the Clerk
In le (Jouab'y Creek Draiuaye District pro
posed .
Surry Parker et al
Vd.
O. K. Jobustou et al.
Notice us required by.laW. heeby
given lo all persons interested there
in that 011 the Utlrtfuy of Oct. 19 10
Tlie rundeisigiieii XJlerk of 'the
Superior Conn at the Court House
in i'lymoutli Washington County,
M.'C. will exanihie iiiiy passes upon
the report of the Board of Viewers
rhee'tefore liled in this action on
fcepC'JJith, 1910. , Aisaid times and
place 'the court , will consider , said
report and will have any objections
raised by any pat'tips having lands
aifected b-y'tsaid proposed dnimage.
, Those having lauds they wished
withdrawn from Kaid districts' or
lapd to' be added thuie will appear
and make known their fights in thu
premises. The petjti6n and iepoi;t
heretofore filed as' stated has been
accepted and entertained by the court
This Sept. 28, 1!J10,
C. 'WW. Ausbon,
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.
M . & u h u ticn, 'ao i' l H '
Kkv.'M. T. bELF, Pastor.
. Services ovvei-y tjunday 11 a. ni
and' 1:30 p. m. but the the second
6umlky iu'. each month. '
junior iiuwortu Jeaffue everv
Sunday after-noon at 'o'clock. '
ceqior jnwortn L,eas:ue. everv
. i.y ..... .
bundiy at 4 o clock.
; Sunday rfchool 0:30 every Sunday
morning, K. B. Moriiian, fetipt.''-
All yotni" men are cordially invit
ed t'o Htteud'the liaraca Class,
AH'younj; ladies welcomed in the
Philathea Class.
Prayer .Meeting Wednesday 8 p m
,:
Chiustiax Ciiuitcn,
- llv.V: Wauilen' davis, Pastor.
Services every first vunday in each
month ac 11 a. n. and ti n. nj.
Sunday School every Sunday.
Episcotal Chuijoii,
ItEV. W. J. OOK'JAK, Kpctor.
Services every second 6u:idav in
each mouth at 11 a. 111. and 7:'o0
p. m.
Sunday School every Sunday.
Baptist Cui-ncu,
hi C. E. Axduevs, Pastor.
Services every fourth JSunday in
each month at 11 a. in. and 7:S0
p. m.
Sunday School every Sunday.
Prayer nieetiug every Thursday at
7:30. p. iu.
REPORT or THE COJiLIIOJi Of
THE BANK uF Pi.V.UuUTIi,
at Plj mouth, in th State t,f Korth Caro
It.tiii, tit tlie ckii-o ol' busiiivhs 1st
IDlO. - .
HEHOCKCES
Loana and discounts '
Overdrafts, neuurt d
North Oaroliua Stata BouuS
Premium 011 JJuuds
Banking house, fiiruitura & fixt
Out from i'auks uud liaukcra
Cash
Gold Coin
DOLt.AItd
t,i;!3.05
4M5 70
tt i i))
-1:V..0
3,i;oum)
115 37 j
2i: m
Silver Coiu including all miuOr
coin ennency 0.1 S3
National ISaak uotcs and other
U- S. JMotes ' ' ,1. "-GO 00
Toiui
1,02!', 22
DOILAHS
20,000.00
T.inrLiTiE&
Capital stock
UudiyiJed proUts,
2,:;97:.0'
jividend unpaid
5,8!)0 CO
r,3 Gil 62
giissuDject., o cuecK
Total
81,n2P.22
State of North
arolina, Cou j of WasU-
-In 'ton
. OMi-'Micm Ifithmn (ii-liier o: M." h.?
inthmrCii"!!
naufd Ui'ik, Mo 0'ui;ny ,-ve.ir lh..t ID
Hbnv statomV tru,a to thu beet ol' iy
Xlu v(Ce Lat;I4i, Cnshi r.
Snbaci iHpd epJl fcefore me,
his ihh ua ot t:.t; L'JlO.
Ov Vt V;. AU3 y, C. S. C,
Correct A f. -vi ;
Ls;ino
OWKSfc,
A WELL DRESSED MAN.
Takes the public eye, an4
'j2Ss, Tailored Suit, Silk Cravat, the Latest Foot-wear, Collar, Cuffs and Nobby Shirt, but
Ji -' ' tJ , i -
if the Hi' is not up.tQ-the-mQment his d ress is not complete. We keep.ajl thelates .
n Clothing &cxtb-9-$&ttLxixt, Shoes in all the latest teel and toe, the leading; brartt
of Cuffs and Collars, all the latest creations in Neck-wear, but .when it conies to tEtij
we have the TOWN beat for
PlVMOll'fll
"The Tianb withtfee Sweet Tone."
Is It Wor
U secure full particulars about a
complete line of pianos, including
prices delivered to your ha me ana
terms?
It so iust a rjo?t card to us will
bring it.
We positively SAVE YOU NO
NET, aud give you advantages you
cannot obtain elsewhere.
Just a post card is all it cost . yon.
CHAS. m!sT1EFF,
L. O. STEELE, Mgr.,
1U Granby St., - Norfolk, Va.
"The Piano with the Sweet Tone"
(fcleution this pa'per.)
Official Pinno JameMlowu Exposition
A Good Pp5itio?i.
Can be had by ambitious
vnunc men and ladies field
of "Wireless" or Railway tele
graphy. Sjhpe the 8-hpur law
became effective, find sinee the
Wireless companies are estab
iishing stations ' throughout
the country there is a great
shortage of telegraphers.
' Positions pay beginners from
27() to isuu ner montn, wjia
good chance of advancement
The National Telegraph In
stitute operates six o . t'icial 111
stitute in America, under su
pervision cf 11. R. ' and Wire
less Officials and plaxs all
graduates into positions.' It
will pay you to write them fcr
full details at Davenport, la.,
Cincinnati, O., or Memphis,
Tenn.
NOTICE
Undor and by virtue of a udge
mcnt of the. "Superior Uourtjruuderd
at Fall 1'erm 11'IU in act-foe-: Uap'ton
ct al against Helen E. Vkelpa Adrnx
of Warren Ambio&'e el al.
I'hu undt'i'siyued coinmissioners
will sell for cash at tmblie sale at
court house door in Plymouth N. C
U,M. on nov. 30, lull) The fol
lowing de.-cribed real prbj.-erty.
Tl)ft tract pf land owiird by Vie
late Warren Anibiose . hiug on tlie
. rf t , r in 1.1
Wast Bide or une roau ;rom rnmouin
:o luiiK-r auq on joining the landif
V'ii!i.s U)tt ri,..i, lliiliard land,
MaoHai' Q i.uter !..'tuni.u Vi! land
and that 1 ni .-.iii. A i. E.
1J helps us her dower said landricon-i
uiiiiuiOO azv-s more cr less. Nc
tutere whexsoeTer will le in the
kinds cohered by Helen Phelps dower
Interest uoraiu the. lands' covered b'
lllarnttAmbr s dower righ:,Tl at
tfikvjb
k ii
U in the part general ly
hr children part.
I . ... K .... 'XC
1810.
fci. Ii. bpruiil.
. Wm. M. H ;id jJr
10-2S-4t Connnissioneiv.
We Pay in Spot Caob
best market prices for
SeetJ Cotton; B. E. Peas,
Peanuts, Wax, Hides and
Tallow.
FOE SAL-I-rpgin;
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people mil look him over twce. He may be dressed fayllt,-
style in Hxiacl-wear in that ffimious brand - -
Auction
men's Glothmg,
A largo and welj seleqted
Stock of up-tordate Qlqthin
will be sold
Public
lav
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lst? Sale begins at; 3, pt nH
lasting1 que liQur.
2iid. Sale begins at 8
night, lasting qne hour
Be on hand promptly jA
gat a dood, Stylisli Suit-at
our
CLYDE
leap's Prolific Wheat.
The Most Prolific end
Best of MUling Wheats
Yields reported from our custom-?
era from twenty-five to fifty-two
bushela per acre. When grown side
by side' with, other kinds this splen
did beardless wheat yielded from
five to eighteen bushela more per
acre on same land and under same
conditions aa other standard wheats.
"Wherever grown it is superseding
all other kind3 and it should ba
sown universally by wheat growers
everywhere.
Wriee for price and "Wood's Crop
Spedal" which contains new and
Valuable article, "How to grow big
crops of wheat."
T, W. WOOD a SONS,
Seedsmen, Richmond. Va.
"Wo are headquarters for
farm Seedi, Grass and Clover Seed,
Winter Vetches, Dwarf Essex Rape.
Seed Wheat, Oats, Rye, Barley, etc.
Inscriptive Fall Catalog mailed free.
Doctors 1. B. Wolfe, Dentist
dPlj-jiiouth, N. C.
Sta:uiarristO7 Co s. xnsoJcm
furtiishcil in steel hnrrell in
any annnifj' from Ji iilUmt
up apply U '- Tot tenon,
J'fi mouth Ne'-euiitiJc Co.
I OR SALE T wo Hqrsr s in jroocl
ccnd' icn C'ytl-- Cahoo-i
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4.
CAHOON 8 &
NOTICE
Uiitler aocl by virtne of a judgmeut reder-i
vd iu tl. special pr .ie.liug eatitlod J. M.
Lrv et al against Bsuey Bast Walkty
Sail jnrlsi.neat rendsret' on Oct.H.
i!)IO. Tti uuJorsiea Ootniuissiona. U
se.; f..r CMfcti o the riineHt bidder Ht v"Uic
le .it the O urt H "Wa door iu Plj-mouth,
N. O oh November 1, IV.IO at 11 A. II
iil of be timber gDwiug sUnding t'lnic
el hit itto o the lands breiu afir;ard
kioilbe Witli right to cut and rwov
f.m- t'i- ft pt-r od, of five years with m
v.m Hyseutrv pa-Miaoaud leoaV
privilege- etc. , . , .
t beU.'i i- f-iim whioh tha Mid s
Ai'l b? sold is tnU trtct djscribed asf.ilr.wS
i., " HsIiinUi'Mi Oo.-N. O. beg,iuniij at
watt n th- Holley Neck road a littl" ni-nh
,f the old 11 pr Lumber Ca. ritfU of w.y
u.d thenca running aloni? mu Uolley avk
.nth fnr 70 vartis. lueuce .-xjuio
w iiw ..firiir ti.iee i)ine. tbeace N.
'...I i. eld ruul ot
h' .c t ainn'niid ria;M "1 to a p.
pivsit- 'Iip piare of bet?iuniog, tben
nrt tt fd rigbt of way to tbw p.u y
b'ginnin?. , ,
U i. iu - the namo land? cmvvel n
tin H.-st bt J B. PuelpHaud ira ooUy
: .Ml jres mora or les. TUa tuuber tru
.hi l ind ouly w.lt 'id.
rfalo at Couit tloasi n Not. KitU m.
W, M. Bond, Jr..
OommiiaUar
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KENNEDY'S LaA3CATTVT
COUCH SYRUP
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9. rm
rill5.iArnii Act
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