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BEACON FLASHES
ino-hnn w in th nitv thwwppk.
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.Sheriff J E. Reid made a bus -
mess trip to Norfolk this reek.
: Quite -many ci vze: is of Ores-
wen ana ,nerry were in town
on Tuesday.
: Miss Bettie Cahoon of Colum
bia was the guest of Miss ivlaud
Ange this week.
The proceedings of the County
Commissioners will be published
next week.
Mrs.. Josie Swain and daughter
Miss Emma, of Swain, this coun
ty, were in town shopping on
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Jackson of
Hinson, spent Easter with his
sister, Mrs. S. VV. Boyd in Pine
town. ' .
Mr. and Mrs. 'Wesley Travis!
of Canisteo, N. Y., and Mrs.
Mae Crosby of St. Augustine,
Fla., aje visiting Mr. and Mrs.
E. J. Conklin on Washington St.
in r." H. O. Carstarphen of New '
York, spent some days in town j.
t he past week, visiting his moth-
er, Mrs. Louisa Carstarphen
Mr. H. S. Owens of E. City,
was in town this week, having
come to attend the burial of the
late J-W. Read.
Mr. C. W. Swain was taken to
the Washington Hospital on Mon-1
dav for the purpose of an opera
tion. We trust he majr have a
speedy and complete recover'.
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The first new crap Irish pota
toes of the season were exhibited
AUSBON.
by. Uncle Smith Armistead. Helfort County, the guest of the
is one of, if not the best porter '
LwSbUtheiSSOmeWhat0fa!
i,araener.
Miss Nellie Norman - who is ;
teaching in Skinnersyille, spent I
hv. inoi- noronfii Mr I
and Mrs- C. V. Norman on 4th !
ttreet. ' '
V', learn that Mr. D. O. Brink
lev is making preparation to e-
recta fine concrete residence on
corner Main and Jeff.rson Sts.
Mr, S.R. Norman of Washing
ton, p. U.L was nere,tm3 vreeK
visitincr his oarents. Mr. and
Mrs. C, JV Norman on Main St.
Attorney Van B. Martin left
yesterday to accompany his bro-
ther to Asheville, where he goes
for the benefit of his health. .
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Mr. E. Harrison w io is'teach-
ing in Tyrrell County ?pent.
Easter with his sister, Mrs. Jno.
W. Darden, on Washington St.
Change of Date.
Owing to the inclement wea
ther and the illness of several
of the children, the Easter ser
vices to have beeh held at the
M. E. Church on Sunday night
last had to be postponed until
the coming Sunday night, when
all will be welcomed.
Change in Management.
Brinkley Hotel which has been
under the management of the
owner, Mr. D. 0. Brinkley, since
it was first opened, has been
leased by Mr. Brinkley to Mr.
Nat.han Tucker, recently of Hert -
ford, who took charge on Wed
nesday morning last.
Mr. J. W. Read, Sr.
i"The news of the death of Mr.
,1 , VV. iteau, Dr. cume uvti uitj
f. , , t t- . i n . -i i
wire from Morehead City as a
shock barbed with pain and sor-
row. Only a few ago the deceas-1 wjh spend his entire time at Ro
ed was upon our streets greeting I per and give his personal atten
ifh n linnnv 'Vnnd tion to his Hotel business here.
his friends with a happy "good
morning." Today all; that was
mortal of our friend and towns-
man is at peaceful rest in our si -
,
lent citv. ...
It was the writer's gooi
. fortune to have known him long
and well, ana we oniy Knew nun
' to esteem him more highly as
the years passod by. loday we
miss his kindly smile and friend-
ly greeting; we long in vain to
hear the ring of his jovial laugh-r
ter and to feel again his genial
. Ho was a 'awteil LUsbsnd
and kind and indulgent father;
to Ms fr'' dR t? coul of fellow
c1 .... ;i he r , -A. , of a"
was a man. And as a m n
it s t st ' hose who knew hir
best most love to contemplate
him. -
He leaves to mourn his death
a wife, four children, many rtl
Natives and a host of friends..
; Th fu a, services were held
i , ru u a t
at the Episcopal Church at 4 o-
clock Monday, Rev. Jack John-
gton officiatinK.
Our tender sympathies are ex
tended to the bereaved ones".
ROPER NEWS.
' Mrs. Lottie Lewis and child
of Belhaven spent several days
here the latter part of last week
as guests of Mrs. S J- Williams.
D. W. Brickhouse and Miss
Oline Lewis were quietly marri
ed at the bride last Wednesday
afternoon at three o'clock and
left immediately by automobile
for Columbia to spend several
days. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. J. W. Potter of
the Methodist Church.,,
Miss Agnes and Master Gordan
I Speight spent Easter with reta
tives in Hertford.
Mi8S Mabel pw0per returned
M d af ternoon f r0m a delight-
ful visit td friends in Norfolk.
Misses Florence Way, Carrie
Lee and Wilma Clark spent East
er at Belhaven as guests of Mrs.
Ernest W. Clark.
Mic0 T?.fSM Rjiilpv who is
ching' at Belhaven spent the
weeK enu nere wim nei i "..v." ....
which are now neanng comple
Mias Tuten. who has been tea-;inn
ching at Pungo, spent several
days here last week while enroute
P.riwnrf? in Reau- !
Misses Spruill- - laimsnorae neanucrc,
Miss Myrtle Peacock TeturnedinMr. N. L. Carter of Elizabeth
h Saturday afternoon, her City is spending several days in
schoo! at Jesama having closed. I town this week the guest ot M.
. A,. , .L- Ball and family.
Miss Alice Lalioon leic r rinav ,
for an extended visit to friends
in Norfolk.
Mrs. W. A. Blount has return
if rom a delightful visit to relatives
'in Norfolk.
i Mis3es He)en and Madoriemd
I Master Edwin Singleton of Nor -
jtolK jspent rr .
; errand-father. J. E Singleton at
Cedar Grove Farm.
Mrs. Ida Blount
and Miss
Augusta C. Carstarphen were
guests of Mr. and Mrs J. li.
Blount at" Oakland Plantation
Easter Sunday.
,
The stork visited the home of
Mr. William Blount Davenport
at Mackeys last, Tuesday and lelt
a bouncing baby girl.
Post Master John W. Williams
was also the recipient of a fine
girl by the stork parcel post
Easter Sunday evening. Who
said the parcel post was not pop
ular? The Lidies Aid Society of the
Methodist Church met with Mrs.
L. G. Roper Monday afternoon
and after the bus"ness session,
fruit Dunch and wafers were ser-
yeS , f . parcel Psl Vu ty w .
be held at the Town Hall next
A parcel post party win
. , - Ml
Tuesday evening, April 21st., for
the benefit of the Society. Par
cel nost Dackages will be on sale
iv. 4-TTTtr fiira fOT0 Citch. Vfllllf
i m.9ranfjA Home-made candy
and Norfolk cream will be serv-
e1 and the public is cordially in-
i vited.
Capt. W B Tooley spent sev
eral hours here Sunday visit'rg
'old friends. '
W. L. Furbee of Wenona was
here on business Monday and
i Tuesday.
M. L, Ball has resigned as
manaerer of the Company store
! at Wenona and alter May isc.
tion
Capt Wm. Thos. Mari?h, tfce
popular Conductor on the Bel-
'haven Branch, N, S. R. R-, and
r?f trr crtonlincr fhpir vn ration
j New York and Atlantic City.
Heis being relieved by Capt J.
Sanford Riggs. .
n VinullHfni 'Wi
the pond" or on what is known'
as th ' Pav Faw Road," one
will notice the new and commod-
M:W M'J tTV t fl .k. li j Till TiiB.-i llHtf II HTffi TimWMW T lir" II.- i
. taL-' 'Mr-fjymm?&m .Maif-Po,i,ul Tin II
WiWW "No m'
tea-Hous farm homes of T. E. I'ur
j laugh, James, Chesson, B M.
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-B. B. Spencer and wife left
Tuedav for- Columbia. Mrs.
.Spencer's father being quite ill
When you are ready to pur
chase your wearing apparel for
Spring and Summer go to Clyde
."Galloon and you will not be put
i to the disadvantage and trouble
XrT romffi
, f'st he has Tveryt
I lhing imasinabla in the shape of
dry goods, shoes, glove?, corsets
hose, hats, caps, and various
j other articles tod numerous to
mention.
Report of the coition of
at RoDer, in tho State of North
Carolina, at the close of business
March 4tn., 1914.
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts, ' $,23S 26
Overdrafts, unsecured 24.52
Banking House 'J,'2oO.()(J
Furniture and Fixtures 1 : !l.oo
All ohr real estate owned 4 in no
Due from Banks and Bankers 16 639.54
('ash items
Gold coin I l"-:'
Silver coin, including all mi
nor coin currency 139
Nat. bank notes and other
U. b.. notes ' 2--46D''
Total,
Si2;;,4!-i. 7
LIABILITIES
, c . ul stock id in
.auolu8 fund
$ 20,0(0 CO
Undivided profits, less cur
rent expenses and ta.xe
paid
Deposits snbject to check
Savings Deposits
ashler's Che;ks ouNUnding
2,136.04
46,75:5 48
47,i'if;r.7n
337 45
Total,
State of North Carolina, County of
Washington, as :
I B. H. Clark, Cashier of the
above-named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to
the best of my knowledge and belief.
n. S Clark, Cashier
Subscribed and swrn to before me,
this 14th day of March, 1914.
l4. G. Koper, N. P.
Correct- ttest:'
T. R.'IIassoll
J. W. Chesson
- N. B. Mizeil
Dirccto'S.
A. R. DOi'RS!!'
ATTOIJNRY AT-I.AW
PLYMOUTH. N. t.V
Prompt attention tfiven to .ill
busiucs placed in nv lunuU.
" 7Z
; FRANK B. MUKtUb. Aorar
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America Create
t I'rmily .Ne'.vBpapcr
Sulsciibe to the BEACON
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NOTICE
Un'?er and by virtue of an order tf
sale rendered in the special proceeding
entit ed E). R. Jackson, Administrator
Hgpiinst rt'heelock, Et. Al., pending
before the Cleric of the Superior Court
of 'VRshingfton ttmntv.
The nndersijfned Adm itiitrator of
Aimelia Everett, will sell for cah wt
public sale at the Court Iljuse door in
Plymouth, North Carolina, at 12 M .
on the f, Hi day of April 1!U4. thai
town lot, which wan owned hy the
late Arm lia Kvret, having been con
veyed tn her by a deed from (Jliloe Gil
lam, and being a lot about Si fe'-t x 12.1
fed. Bounded on th s rth by the
street, on the lOast by Silvia Smith,, on
the SoutHi by the Jynor Jot a'id on I h
West by Mary Gillam.
ThU February 21th 1!14.
F4, R. jACK.'iON,
3-0- 4t Administrator
MRS. W. W. LAKE
Tells Others How to Get Strong
and Well.
Mrs. W. W. Lake of Aberdeen,
Miss., says: "The grippe had left me
In a weak, run-down . condition from
which I Buffered for some time. I
tried different remedies but nothing
seemed to do me any good until I
took Viripl, from which I received
great benefit. My cough is almost
entirely gone and I am strong and
well again, and I am glad to recom
mend Vinol to others who ?uifer as I
did."
Mrs. Lake's recovery was due to
the combined action of the medicinal
elements extracted from cods' livers
combined with the blood making
rod strength creating properties of
tonic iron, which are contained in
Vinol, and her cough disappeared as
a natural result.
We guarantee that Vinol will do all
we claim and will pay bark youi
money if Vinol does not satisfy you.
P. E. DAVENPORT
Learn To Dance
After L'jnt I will give dancing
lessons a a very moderate price.
I guarantee to learn you or I will
refund your money.
Those wishing to join this class
will do well to see me at the earl
iest possible time.
C- M..BEASLEY.
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Anyone wishing to pay their
town Taxes need not havo any
hesitancy in so doing. They arc
due, past du and will b very
much due in just a few days.
Please do not wait for me to ask
you for them.
E. R. Jackson.
IBS & LaGRIPPE
, c 0 t'oee COO will break
. :e. ol Chilis & Fever, Coldi
1 1 '.;:; it acts on the liver
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t:an iornei ana aocs not
, g or uL-ken. Price 25c.
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"The Piii"i hatOoCuro.
A tobacco that is instantly
distinguished frosTH a!! others
by its fragrance,
The first time you get a whiff of
STAG, yo'jl! go buy sorno.
t lb tho pipe, in the tlr.mdsors, out
doors, its natural lasting fragrances
wi!! wira you at once and forever.. '
Convenient Packages. The iimufy Half-
Size 5-Ccnt Th, tho Fu!l-Si.Te 10-Ccnt.Tin, i!ft Pound and
urniclurs and tUtt I'uund Gla.a
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Ccastsr, 0 & J. Tires, High Handle Brs,
.Spring Saddls and Motor Psdals.
This Bicycle can be bought for
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To anyone in Noith Caroli.mon receipt of this amount.
This price is strictly cash. Remember the Dayton Bicycle
Frame and Bearings are guaranteed for five years. Tires arc
guaranteed by their maker for one year.
, For information, write or see
liiiib,
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