North Carolina Newspapers

". - r Yi -ir-V'Tin :i ii.. .1 ir'iiMl'il'fl'"''1! f " ' ' J iwn i i n - u -noun unfit i ir n i . - '" ----- . , , w,rw --. JhV - V THE ROANOKE BEA CON. I'l'BUsirifl) RVKIIV KlUi T - r. v. w, AUsnoM, editou and ownrk.'! i i.lOUT1.- N. 0 Friday, March 29, .1912. BEACOHFL ASHES " Dr. T. B- Wolfe, Dentist, Wa ter street rlvmoutii. ri. (J, We iuvito V )ur attention to! pa?e ?io. iS. : Mr. J. W. Jackson left Tues- for Columbia. Mr. James Demneade o West Point, Va , spent Tuesday here Mr Frank Lewis of Washing ton was on our streets this week. Mr- Jno- L Phelps spent a few days with his family hero this week. The water in the Roanako has .been higher the past week than since 1877. Miss Dare Waters of Dardons, was among- the visitors to our city this week. , Owing to high water thai? has been no fishing in 'the Loanoken for the oast week. Mr. ThomYcS Berry of Jamos ville, was in the city the first part of the week. Av Iisvp fh, Bnaron Krmt , you for the ensuing year. - ' ' ' The Boards oi Countv Commis sioners ano of Education will both meet on next Monday. ,Miss Emma Snell of Beasley is spending this" week here the guest of Mrs. A. L, Kilburn. Mrs D S Jones and little son v, of Norfolk are thn guests of f friends in our town this week. Miss Katherine Jackson of Dar dens, is spending this week here the guest of friends and relatives. Thoroughbred White Leghorn Eggs for hatching. Seventy five cents for setting of fifteen. Mrs Jack Read. -Mrs. W. F. Ausbon and Mrs. Pat ie Johnston are visiting A i friends and relatives in Roper .Ll. 1. mis ween.. a p.oV, w nf Annf "' MnrisK's ! Pan-cake Fiour. Takes the place The ri:uerent iownsxiip Car of Buckwheat, can be found at men are requesteb to be present. noPn mnn's Glad to welcome back to our. city Mr. E. P. Crouch of Charles ton S. C. Mr. L. II- McCullough of Kingsti'ee S- C-;,..has been spend ing the past few7 weeks in our xs city on business ' Miss Mamie Clagon of Eden ton was in our city Sunday and Mon day the guest of her brother Mr. , Thomas Clagon. - The Tug Boat "Lucerne" has beea laying at the city Pier this week, being unable to leave on account of the high tide. Mr. Thos. J. Gaylord of F?or ence S. C. is visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Gaylord on jl Main St , here this week. v Miss Louise Ayers has' greatly improved the appearance of the W. C- Ayers store by refitting the show windows and adding a new dress of paint The Bull Frog jumped from bank to bank until he jumped to tV.A Rank of Plvmouth, there he remained. A green back knows . a good thing when he sees it. The Beacon gives you more up-to-date state and geneial S news than any other weekly pap ' er that comes into the county. Why not have it sent to your ad dress? Glad to welcome among our visitors this week Mr. Leonard Roberts of West Point, Va.. who according to the high tide has been compelled to make our city his headquarters the tatter part of last week and the first of tins. Tufl loioa nf t.hp. M. E. Church "assisted by their friends, have 1 ' - been rehearsing for that heauti- full play "Valley Farm," and will present it for the pleasure of our plav-lovers at the Opera House on Thursday. night, April 11th. If you are not a subscriber and receive a copy of the Beacon this (3 week it is complimentary trom ! Mr- Clyde Cahoon, one of Pb' V. mnnth'55 most nrooxessive young merchants, and he cahsyour at tention to his full page advertise ment to be found on the last page of the paper and invites you to call upon him when in Plymouth. See Millinery ad of Mrs. A. M. Ayers in this issue. Mrs. Ayers has been in the millinery business here for 'many years and enjoys the confidence and approval of V all our people, miss vine iNew ,t herrv has recently visited the Northern markets and selected the stock of Spring and Summer goods for this store and the invite you to make them a call. New ; Enterprises.- -1 lie n ':hv enterprises foivPl.V-ino.utr 1 v. c ; ; 0 ! An up-to-dntf: tv 10 and 25 cent '.Mr. Abo Aeh'T. corner '! Wa.;iuuy;-o!! and Water streets. i This store i-r-r.Vnar favorably, ' . features and think in surpass, the .stores of thh class in such cilIos ay- Wilmington. . Kal- oh nn.1 No.flk- if- is n c-rp.dit . to the to.vn and s;icakj vrell lor the progressive spirit of Mr. Ad lor. The ice plant of the Plymouth Light & Ice Co., which is now n earing completion, and which will b.1 in operation by May 1st. The lee Cram nv.irui factory of Mr. W. Lucas at Pea't-m Crove Farm near town, will operate 'Ibis Luc a s meet ion in with hi; dairy and canning bti'si- )5 e: :. We underntanu contracts have already 1 :n .VUU' to 1 ur- T, nif-n ice. i ) (joali'is in i-j. it- Hertford A'ul Fdenton and to i-e ,'i the soi of the ill 'owns on th;.; na i i. f Md, U i)i ant er Company is u;-?-iV . ;ar:a Vi in an addition thej-eto which when completed will cover a greater area of land we are informed, . than any other plant of lis kind in this country, if not in the world.. Democratic Exoeuth'c Com- ;;iie Meeting:. There wiil be a meeting of the Democratic Executive Committee ot Wahiirigton Comity at Ply mouth Monday Ap: ii lt at 3 p m fjr the purpose of determining the manner of ascertaining the choice of the Democratic eiectois for ail Candiates for State, Con gre&sion:d, Juaicid arid State Sen utorial dUe-s, and for the tram acture of any other business tnat mav reeTiiarlv -come before it.' - Liarejie? jjdl.iifiui Chmr. D.-m. Ex. Com. Recorder's Court The following cases have been disposed of in the Recorder's Court this week: State vs Petes: Nichols, failure to support wife and child. Guilty Assigned to roads fur 8 months. State vs John Pitt man, iarcen cy. Guilty, Assigned to roads for 12 months. State vs Felton VanHorn, A. D. W. Guilty, Judment suspend ed upon payment of costs. State vs W. B. Ballard, Jr., Assault. Guilty. Judgment sus pended upon payment ot costs. State vs Herbert Wilson, dis orderly conduct. Guilty; Fined $1.00 and costs. State vs Daw?on Burnett, es cape from guard. Guilty; assign ed to roads until Oct. 1st. State vs Herbert Wi son, A. & B. Guilty; judgment suspended upon payment of costs. MR. Alll" AM HONORED. General Headquarters. Un ited Sons of Confederate More iviarc 1, 1 1 (-1 f) Special Orders: No. 10 - 1. The North Carolina Divis ion having been divided into Brigade;:', a 'vacancy is deemed to exist hi the position of Com manding O-ia-vr of the First Brigade. , 2. Upon kiiiiall? recommen dation, and in obedience to, and by, and under in:-' authority vested in the Commander-in-Chief, by Section 10, Article V. of the Constitution, Comrade Clarence Latham, of Plymouth, N. C, is hereby appointed Com mander of the First North Car olina Brigade, for the year end ing Jim- 1, 1912.-- li'c wid at enee appoint his official' staff, a. d inaugurate a car:roai';ii for the reorganization of his Brigade, and make report thereof to General fioiukuarters. By order of WM. G. PiUTCIfARD, Coiuoiun ler-in-Chief. Official: iN, ii. r u.lih .. ; i , 1 Adjt. General and Chief of Staff. United Sons of Confederate Veterans. Mr. Clarence Latham, Com mander of Plymouth Camp No. COG having been honored with' appointment to the position of Brigade Commander of the First North Carolina Brigade, (See eommissionprinled elsewhere in this issue), a called meeting of said Camp was held on Wednes day evening of last week for the purpose of electing a Commander caused by the promotion of Com rade Latham, and for such other business as migh t properly come before it. On motion W. R. Hampton, 1st. Lieut. Commandant, was elected Commandant and ail officers in line of promotion were advanced from Adjutant up. The officers of Plymouth Camp now are: llir T TT n 1 1. vv nainpion, vjunniianuaiu. in r - n. 11. -i i. t : . ri .1 l i a . vaiK.er, jjiiil. uihu. P. W. Brinkley, 2nd Liut. Com. W. F. Ausbon, Adjutant. W.-H. Ward, C. J. Norman and 0. Latham were appointed ! a Committee on Membership. A special 'permit has been granted by the Board of Com missioners for the use of the Court House as a place of . meet ing, and the Camp will meet there on the first and third Wed nesday night of each month un til further orders. All that is required to become a member of this organization is that your father, grand-father or nearest male ancestor wTas a member of the Confederate Ar my or Navy at its close, or was honorably discharged from the same prior thereto, with an en trance fee of only $2.00. An urgent invitation is extend ed from the Camp to all who are thus qualified to join it. And it is our earnest wish that every one so qualified living in this Co. send in their names at once, as we wish to soon make this the banner Camp of the State. it is the, duty and should be pride of every son of a Cofeder ate Veteran to join this organiza tion and to work unceasingly for its success. As we honored our fathers and the cause they so valiently championed and suffer- ed for, let us as zealously labor to perpetuate their memory. Court Calendar. Spring term 1912, Washington Countp. Monday April 15, Bat email vs Town of Plymouth, McNair vs N-S R, R. Read vs Peele. Piano Co. vs Jarrell, ;- Tuesday April 16th Walsh Mfg. (o. vs Plymouth Lbr. Co. (To have precedence over all cases not being actually tried. on Tuesday on civil docket) Collins et al vs Roberts, Murphy vs Western Union Tele graph .to. Beasley vs Wilts Veneer Co. Wednesday Arnold vs Wilts Veneer . Co. t, (. it ' I Sullivan vs Roper Co. Wilkerson et al Holmes vs N-S R. R. Co. Pritchard vs N-S R R: Co. Thursday Simmons vs Brinkley, Wallace vs Mizelle, Barnes etal vs N-S R R. ('o. ' Johnston vs Tel- Co. Ayers & Newberry vs N-S R. R Company, Friday ReidvsN-SR R Co. (passen ger case) Ellison vs Tel. Co. arm son Monday cases if not tried on Monday to go to foot of calendar Divorce cases called at pleasure of court C V W. Ausbon, C. S- C rl r-rOir CURE FEMALE III S. fcLiO 1 nlw stomach. liver AttD BITTERS NcRVOUS DISEASES. lino Klliiats Coy gh Cure rA coufjht, Colds and Croup I ttt-iifYigf t il l ii t - iilfc H'Ii MOTJ may i against loss of your position would mean, by the establishment of a bank account and addm .to it all the proportionate ainounts that it is possible forVoti to save. Loans and discounts, Overdrafts secured, NT Mtf. (mui! ... , All Other Bonds, Premium on Bonds, B'k'jr Mouse Fur. cc l Other Real Estate Due From B'k's & B' Cash on hand DIVIDEND? PAID STOCXHOLmitS OUCANIATIOM THE BANK OP PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH, NOXiTH CAROLINA 4 per cent psuM oia time slepasifK. UpHTED st. tes deposit. ary. Strong enough for. Uncle Sam; Why Not for YOU'5 The Banking Habit. means sound sleep, &ood digestion, cool judgment and independence. It is good business to he-.-come identified with a good hank; to make it a habit to consult with its officers. Cash in bank, with the credit' is caeates, is the key to opportunity and reserve -a-gainst adversity. We invite you to open an account with us. We do w insist on a large beginning. The main thing is to make a start. WASHINGTON COUNTY BANK. - PKU CENT I'AIl) ON TIMK I)K1H)SITS. r, 4-wuJmum- 'i Tl f T T ! 1 Ha IK i I I J-g I AHshlnatoaCuni.ty. K.O., t.i. April l.-.u.. fi d-ffcSiWS &mi m-h4 - V T- v fe 'dH ton8wLr or dmur to the said c.. I Snsis reared i.y law. n Jb$i W v ttjy b 1 " ll . i ti3 . .. . . pj 3Iouel T Torpedo lioausu-r, an. i m l'ric. 500.00 incluilrs full oniiment. JIimIoI T fore.tloor Touring Car fully oiiiiiioa $;.HKO(). "Writfor cutaloKiie and prices of other models. Supplies and Accessories. Ajrent for Wash in; ton and T.v-rell Cdies. .1. W. IHCUANAX, IT Wil l . PTFi nOfflEE WPE SWEETHEAIT f v" v t c -r.? vj ( ' y . .il - "Sue- V -x, 11 m til - ti I rAnk .Account Copyriglit 1C-09 by C. C. Zimmerman C0..N0. 3) fortify moclier, wife or sweethea tnat consranii KESOURCKS: I . $ SU83.S Canital . l.ho Undivided orohts 4,704,J. t . t x 1 t , . i 3 S r- -ii 1 :i A It t 5,000.00 iWisits Ho.61 Cashier's checks - 2,499.1' ix. o,h'6o.00 2,000.00 Iters,' 26,851.50 5,157.50 $129,863.15 ' 'I1 :l i ,.,-.uii,nf i. J 'vli:ulr --. - 111 55 I i- .V .f t".M. areact wiiiun ulao LIAlilLITH: Stock $ 20,000.(P I subicct to check, 102,615.3 " 5129,863. H 1 ESaSB!EE2SSESa5SaaE!E Thanking the public f'lr past patronage a soliciting :t fair sha:e of the same thus season M take this method oi announcing that I have a full line of the latest effects i i Hats, Trimmings, Ribbons, Laces, Etc., Etc., which am offering at the very lowest prices. Be sure to visit my stor e before placing your order. Yours to please MRS. A. M. AYERS. NOTICK Va.,bin.-tin County, N, C, Belore the Uterk.' Clitvciicc Ltitl.iim, Admr. of T. Lcw-d, vs vf O. Hinin.-r uti.l wife, W. V. Waller and -if, .S H. 1 1-wis Hiid wife, h Hiuucne U.'-us, I.d Lewis, r Ids l.t-i , 4, el Ht. Tr thfi (lc'tii Luits above named, kvl especl'iily W. O. Munlnr ami hi.; wii , Mi . Ul.v !,.. I in A l'.i l.i-uis nr I 4 licirs if Ii- !: d -ad. Von Hud eucii of i - will t ike nc.tiC" tl.ut iiu tietion entitled .-i ii .,i,..i. i.iii li.tn iuvii,i,tt-il btfoie the U - dtrsi-jpea, and i-nmnions Iiao is-ued aain t ... ... ...... . l.t.. !...(.... ..( tl. I 1; Court tbiu- in l'lvnumtb, N- O, i April 15. I9i-' Yyit will take notica tU-C in said 9i-.iii'0 UiM jiiainliif hits tiled litirm 10 khII the hinds of hit intestnte, T. Lewis, in a nd Onuuty of Wasbiogt.. ( to jmy t .e d -bts of Miid I.Iii-wiS tin NOTICE. loiioty, North Ct allingtoa Cuiioty, North Carolina. The I'lidt rsi-iiU'd, having qnidified ass I. i ' 1 ...v. ...--rt- , -p. i I . i imnistrator of th estate of N. T.Lew. , I i,is is to natily all partus holding ciaiii.j I -luhiust Hftid X.. T. Lewis td piest,nt th- ,i it ' for jiayiasut. to aae at Ply month, Nor. t fjlf Dolina, on or lt;for the ltlth day i 4 iMnrt-b I'.u:. or this noiiee will be plead - t H.' 1 -;i imr for that pHynieet. ! All itfrsnns inbebted to said decndeiij 1 will vilc.iHo mnUe iai mediate jiaymeiiL ai Clarence Latham, i. adminiBtnitor, V W. M. liond, Jr. f-i' Attorney.