Roanoke Beacon from Plymouth, North Carolina • Page 3

BEACON FLASHES- Roper Directory. Ths Roanoke Bsacon. The Official Paper of Wash, ington County. Home -v. PLYMOUTH.

Smoke a pipe if you will, but when you are away where you are thrown into the society of ladies I f'Ki'wrrrr A A Sudden Death- The death Monday movnin.of Mr.s. Charles Asliew, at l.or home near this town, was very sudden. After planing her domes! io work for the coming week, Mrs. Askew retired late Saturday night as as usual, during the night she was struck with a paraletie stroke which seemed to take possession of every part of the body, and though seemingly conscious until the last moment she was unable to speak, and at. sun rise Monday her spirit was wafted to the great beyond.

The deceased was abort years of age and for many years had been a consistent member of the Methodist church, and while the husband, son and sisters are mourning their loss they can rejoice in the knowledge that she is at rest with her God, for be it truly said that a more Godly lady never lived, and we, like those who knew her better, believe that her earthly religion was such that she was entitled to, and has received the crown prepared for the righteous in Heaven. The remains were interred in the M. E. Church yard on Tuesday at and gentlemen, VIRGINIA CHEROOTS are the correct thing and establish you as a man of good taste and breed At Vv- Tf A TO T3SE I -WHOLESALE und OLD ing. FIVE TEN CENTS.

13 FSST. A MB1 01, JLxjL.Lt JL Dry goods, Groceries, Fine piece goods of Silk, Worstead, Oaslimere, with all the latest style trimmings to match. Novelties in every branch of tho Dry Goods department as well as in the entire stock. llymoutli, IV, O. T.

J. Marriner. DEALEKS Ll Finest Caskets, Gofflns, Etc. GOHTHACTIHG and BUILDING given special attention. Estimates furnished on buildings of any kind at short notice.

When in need ol anything iu our line or wishing our services, call at our UndcrtakwN Establishment on Washington Stroot. PLYMOUTH, C. by mail solicited. N. C.

Entered in the Post Office at Fly month Jf, a cnd dies natter. FRIDAY, JU3E 21, Directory. STATE GOVERNMENT. Governor, Thou. M.

Holt, cf Alimnuce. Secretary of State, Oetavious Coke, of Wake. Treasurer, Donald W. Bain, of Wake. Auditor, Geo.

W. SandevliD, of Wayne. Superintendent of Public Instruction, Sidney M. Finger, of Catawba. Attorney General, Thco.

F. Davidson, of Svncombe. COUNTY GOVERNMENT Sheriff, Levi Blount. Deputy Sheriff, D. Spruill Treasurer, tj K.

ijarnam sasurer, 11. Latham, perior Cour'" J. Marriner. gister of tll --rd lovers. Superior Coy Register nner, JJ, D.

Latham, oos SUittletbarpe -lyi. A. Lietchheld. Board of Education. Thos.

S. Armisteact, 'T. L. Tarkenton J. L.

Norman Superintendent of Health, Dr. E. L. Oox. BuDerintendent of Public Instruction, JUt.

Luther Kborn. CITY. Mayor and Clerk, J. W. Bryan.

Treasurer, E. K. Latham. Chief of Police, Joseph Tucker. Conucilmen, E.

H. Latham, G. K. Bate-mau, D. O.

Brinkley, F. Normau, J. W. Jtryan, J. H.

Smith, Sampson Towe and Alfred Skinner. CHURCH SERVICES. Methodist- Rev. W. B.

Moore, pastor Services every Sunday at 11 a. and 8 p.m. Prayer meeting every Wednesday tight at 8. Sunday school at 9 a. J.

Norman, Superintended Baptist Rev. J. F. Tuttle, pastor, service every 2d and 4th Sundays at ll a. ad 7:30 p.

m. Prayer meeting every Tfcrsday night at 7:30. Sunday school very Sunday at 3 p. Dr. B.

Chears, Oprintendeut. Episcopal Rev. Luther Eborn, rector, gerrice every 3d Sunday ut 11 a. and Sunday school at 10 a. L.

I Fagan, superintendent. MEDICAL SOCIETY. Meets Tuesday after the first Monday of Mb mouth. Dr. 11.

P. Murray, Chairman, LODGES. K. of II. Plymouth Lodge No.

2508 meet! 1st and 3d Thursday nights in each Xionth. II. Hampton Dictator, K. 13. Yeager Fin.

Reporter. KA L. of H. Roanoke 1-iodge Meets JM and 4th Thursday nights in each month J.F. Norman Protector, N.

B. Yeager Secretary. 1 I 0 F. Esperanza Lodge, No. 28 meets wery Tuesday nignt at tsuucii riau.

i. Lewis, M. J. P- Hihard, Secretory. COLORED.

CHCKOif bjC'tVlCJo Desciplo Elder A Hicks, pastor. Services every Sunday at 11 a. 3 p. m. ad 8 tn.

Sunday bchool at 9 a. in. E. tf Mitchell Superintendent Methodist Rev. C.

13, Hogans, pastor, Services evevy 1st and 3d Sundays at 11 a. and at 3 and 7:30 p. in. Sunday school at 9 a. 8.

Wiggins, superintendent; J. "ff McDonald, secretary 1st Baptist, New Chapel Services every guoday at 11 and 3. Rev Knight, pastor Sunday school every Sunday Si Baptist, Zion's Hill -11 11 Norman, pastor Preaching every 4th Sunday. Sunday school every Sunday. Moses Wynn, Superintendent LODGES Masons, Carthegian Meets 1st Monday night iu each month.

Towe, A. pverett, secretary a UOofOF Meridian Sun Lodge -Meets every 2d and 4th Monday night in each month at, 7 o'clock, T. P. Bembry, V. McDonald P.

S. Christopher A locks Lodge of no- Meets every 1st Monday night iu each mouth at 8 o'clock Burying Society meets every 3d Monday night iu each month at 8 o'clock, M. Walker secretary CITY MARKET REPORT. Corn, per Meal, U. Bides per lb Paeon 4 Suolders Bacon pry Salt Breakfast Strips Hams 8.

80 90 8 a 8 10 jjara reuueu Flour, per barrel, from $1.50 to $0.50 10 JJlack strop Byrup Granulated Sugar, per lb T. ii i 20 3 JjlgM orowu. Butter Oreen Coffee Roasted Coffee Eggs Per doz Tobacco, per lb ii ii fchot ll ii ii 80 35 22 25 25 10 25 to 1.00 8 30 to 75 uun ruD' Coal Oil White.Safety 150, per gal. 15 18 30 10 75 18 6 Apple Vinegar Bultanna Prunes, per lb fickles. Cucumbers, per 100, Bee's Wax, per lb Tallow Hides, best nmi.

Candy 8 10 to 25 40 CO 80 Bait, fine, per 11 T. 1, Blown 11 11 When yon sec a'i on the margin of your paper it means yr.ur la.s expired, it is also an invitation 1'ir yon to renew. Pit use remember this ar.d ju't let Us hiivo to bid!) your paper. Our Agents are S. M.trkey's Ferry, V.

V. Leary, Ropier. V. L. Howel'i Crcswdll.

Any of these goiitlenien will give you a receipt for the Beacox. S-je them and become a Kiibscriber. Tiik Pkacox will lie Krnl t') any ad rcs one year for Sl-OO, 8x "mhs. 50c-; Three Moii'lis, 25e. i.v-rv must aecoinpa-lued Hi til tlie cash, no will be sent.

Too much rain this week. Mit-s Ailono Latham is home from school. Let ns do something in the way of celebrating the glorious 4th of July. How will Plymouth celebrate the 4ih of July In great nhape, we hope. Mr.

W. H. Hampton's residence is being beautified by the touch cf painter Proctor's brush That christian gentleman, liov. Josiah Elliott, of Hertford, tvu us a call on Friday latt. Mrs, CaDt.

Charles Martin and littlo son Charlie, of Edenton, are visiting relatives ere this week. Stop and seo Leggelt stock of fine Genls shoes just received before you purchase elsewhere. Several plays are bsing prepared by our onng pwople, who brv takeu quite a liking for the stage oflato. Mrs. J.

W. Renter and daughter Bertie, and Miss Belle Lordley are visiting Mrs. Keeter'a parents at New Port News, fa. Wanted: A limited number of boarders. Fair first-class rooms well furnished je 24-4t.

Mrs. De. B. Ciieahs Miss Josie Elliott, of Hertford, who has been visiting the Misses Cheara and others here relumed to her home on Friday last. For two weeks prist our Creswell letter ha9 been delayed on th way, reaching this office on Saturday after the paper Lad been issued.

Mr. J. F. Norman and family and Mr. L.

II. Hornthal and family, and others, went down to Nag's Head on Saturday last. Others will soon follow. Mrs, Claude Spencer, accompanied by her children, who has been viniting her sister, Mrs. J.

E. C. Johnston, returned to her home at Pantego this week. To overcome the mark3 o' age, all who have gray beards should use Buckingham's Dye for the Whiskers, the best and cleanest dye made for coloring brown or black- BARGAINS I am offering my stock of Groceries at COST, the entire stock must be sold so come and get a bargain. W.

Beasley. Thanks to our progressive young trucker, Mr. F. R. Johnston, for a basket of his fin cultivated blackberries.

They are. without an exception, the finest berries we have ever seeu Edenton is billed for a big time on the 4th of July. Our Ednnton friends are a go-a-head set. and we'are tmre all who visit that town on tne glorious fourth will be amply paid for going. A big lot of Mason's Frnit Jars at J.

Buncn and we will sell Quarts at 99o jw-aJaian. gaffoh it $1 23 per dozen for the next HO days. jel 7 2t. We appeal to the officials of the Plym outh Hign School to bestir themsolves upon the importance of our school, and by all means secure the services of a good teacher so that the school may open by Sept. 1st.

Double Battery Galvanic Belt, Sold bv W. VV. Leary, Roper, N. 0. Cures heart disease, Rheumatism.

Back ache and many other diseases without niediciue. Sent by mail post paid to any address on receipt of one dollar. tf Our clever young friend, Dr. C. 0.

Jack-sou, of Yeatesvilie. was here this week. Ir. Jackson, though a man in the profession, is meeting with wonderful sue cess, and with a few years experience, wo predict that he will be numbered among the most prominent physicians of East North Carolina How well we remember graudmodiet's attic, so fragrant with medicinal roots and herbs! Poor old soul, how precious they seemed to her I And yet, one bottle of Ayer's Sarsaparilla would do more good than her whole collection of "yarbs." Our Business Manager, accoinp nJed by his wife. Mr.

L. T. Houston and wife, aud Capt. W. Ralph, pio-niced at Warren's Neck Farm, two miles above town, 011 Tuesday last and had a most pleasant time of it hunting plums, pond lillies, etc aud drinking iced milk aud hinouade.

This farm is operated as a dairy and stock firm by Mess. Thigpen Cherry, and contains one thousand acres devoted exclusively to stock and poultry raising, and iswell stocked with some cf the liuest breeds is well supplied with fresh water, good pasturage, aud with large, improved stock houses aud sheds. This farm, together with their agricultural farm adjoining, is a beautiful sight to any one of an agricultural mind, aud is well worth a visit to one who has never seen it. Mr. Lawrence Cherry, the resident manager, is a most clever gentleman, aud spared no pains in showing them around and explaining everything, and to him and bis most estimable mother, who contributed so much to the enjoyments Of the day, they extend their united thanks.

As a blood-purifier, the most eminent physicians prescribe Ayer's Sarsaparilla. It is the most powerful combination of vegetable alteratives ever offered to the public. As a spring and family medicine, it may be freely used by old and yeung alike. The University. The rapid and healthy growth of the University during the past ytar is one of the best signs of continued progress.

The institution taking rank with the best iu country. Young men who desire to tit themselves for useful careers in life, should write to President Winston at Chapel Hill, for full information. See ad. Oh, What a Congh. Will you heed the warning.

The sigual perhaps of the sure approach cf that more terrible disease Consumption. Ask yourselves if you can afford for the sake of saving EOc, to run the risk and do nothing for it We know from experience that Shiloh's Cure will cure your congh. It never fails This explains why more than a Million Bottles were sold tho nast vear. It relieves croup and whooping congh at once Mothers, do not be without it For lame back, side or chest use Shiloh's Porous Plaster, hold by Bryan Chears, Plym ontli, and Dr 15 Hallcey, Roper Jin tiee of the I A. CuiistuLL-, vWiiirii CiJwoti.

Metiiodist, lCcv. J. i. Sei vices every morio'iv at 11 o'clock (except the ai.d every Sunday night at Prayer im-etn iuh lay uly lit. Snuday scIiO'-l Sni-day morning at CK Kopcr superintendent, E.

11. Lewis secretary. Episcopal, KeV. Luther Eborn. rrct-r.

Services every I'd Nindty ht 11 o'clock a. aud p. m. Sunday school cvry Sunday morning at o'clock, Thos, W. Blouut W.

II. Daily secre. tary. Baptist, Rev. Jo.

Tiuch. pastor. Per. yices every 3d Sunday at ila. 7:30 p.

m. LODO ES. Roper Masonic Lodge, A. A. M.

No 443. meets in their Hill at Uoper, N. at 7.30 p. lit and od Tuesdays alter 1st Sunday. J.

L. Savage, Clarke, Secietary. ROPER- RIPPLES. June Getting to be very sickly. Mr.

W. G. Collins brought us iu some green corn on tho 20th, the first of the seasou, Mr. T. VV.

Blonnt received a cargo of cigars on the 2f)th, togeihi with a mechanical opera troupe which is causing lots of amusement. Mr. L. G. Roper is having two of his dwellings painted and continues to build on his lois at a rate that gives to our city the appearance of a growing town.

Miss Virgie, Mess. Carstarpheu fc Blount's popular saleslady, has boon trying to gei sick, which is sorrowiul news to tho young ladies, as all patronize aud allow Car-starphen Blouut to help belect for them. The Methodist and Beech Grove Sunday schools will have a grand basket pic-nio iu Mr E. L. Herrintou's yaid July 5th.

All white Sunday schools aro respectfully in- vited to join in with their baskets and exercises of the day. The grove is shady and water good, and a pleasant time is autici. pattd. Miss Mary Woodley came down from her school. Beech Grove, ou the 18th to spend Sunday with her sister, Miss Bettic Woodley, and was taken Very sick.

Sho would have soon closed her school Beech Grove to have taken chargo of a school near Plymouth and her sickness was a great disappointment to her many sympathizing friends who were looking forward with pleasure to her closing exercises, as she is a very popular teacher and amiable young lady. NORTH CAROLINA. M. Quad in Detroit, Free I'rets. The old North State is a grand domain rich iu its broad acres, rich iu iis timbers and minerals, rich in iis water powers and waterways, and blessed with a thousand advantages denied to other section.

She is to-day working uoid mines in thirty-one counties, and silver mines in five others. She mines aud markets seven-eights of the mica used in the United States. M18 supplies this couutry with the ornery of coin-" merce. Sho has 112 varieties cf native timber which are usable and marketable. Sho has 176 varieties of minerals.

She has water power estimated at 3,000,000 hors power. She cau grtiw any grass, fruit or vegetable knowu in the United States. She has an honest, conservative administration, a low death rate, a high standard of morality, aud iu no State in the Union is the lnw more respected or more closely obeyed She has the coal and iron aud timbers to invite manufacturers the climate and soil which promise the best reward to the farmer. So much for the State at large. Explanation of Woather Signals As displayed from our cfiice daily (except Sundays): hite Hag, fair.

Blue flag, rain or snow. Half whilo and half blue, local rams. White Hag with black centre, cold wave, 'i he black triaugular ling is a Temperature Sigua1, aud when displayed ubove weather flags indicates that it will bd warmer, and when below weather lUus. that it will be cooler, and when not displayed at all the temperature will remain stationary. Old Doctor DraiiimouJ.

After years of patient study aud experiment has given to tho world a preparation which is an absolute aud permanent cure for every kind of Rheumatism. Ask your druggist for it. The price is $5, but it is a large bottle and will relieve uie worst case from the first dose. If you are offered something else, write direct and wo will send you a bottle by Express prepaid. Drummoud Medioiue 4.S-50 Maiden Lane, New York.

Agents wanted. lLlYKnMT Of K0ET11 CAKOMX Instruction is offered hi four general courses of study, six brief courses, a large number 01 special courses, and to law, medicine and engineering. The Faculty includes twenty teachers. Scholarships and loan funds are available lor needy young men of talent and character. Tho next session begins feept.

1. ror catalogue with full information, address PRESIDENT WINS I OX, Chapel Hill, N. C. ja 21-2m WHITE BARBER SHOP PEOF. P.

A. TOODLE, PLYMOUTH, N- C. The Finest Tousorial Artist in Eastern Carolina. Strictly a First-class establishment. "Washington street, three doors from Water.

jyl-tf. Type For Sale. As we intend to put in a complete outfit of new type at an tally date, we will sell all the body type now in use in our office VERY CHEAP. If iu ned of anyihii like this, write at once, for we have no room for it, and must dispose of it iu a few days, at some price. Address The Roanokk Beacon, Plymouth, N.

C. tnmr' 1 ffiOOO.OO rrnr hrinp- wml hy John R. nt but wo vim tench kly hw tnrani from fro to 3 Hi 11 dav thf sijirf mid morf it you iro Cllf 1 -in- 1" ny part of tit m. vuH rttn cuinmt-noo n( li.wie, riv-ir All Vow firiif.nr M'Si hminent oith to 11 ilif wink. All is ih-w.

i.rtwi my Si itfc fi.f t'vctv workit. i nlnxt vtm, furnishing I I'AKll'-i LAL-J-. HA i- 10 o'clock, Mr. J. W.

Banks conducting the last sad rites, and many were the sorrowing friends who gathered around the grave to pay the last tribute of respect to the deceased. An Important Fact That can be found at K. II. Patterson new Drug Store Bailey's Cholera Cuke, the great curs for Dysentery, Cholera Morbus and Cramp Colic. It was the first and the best now on the market.

No cure. no pay. Try a bottle, 25c. Call at Sprnill Bro's store and get Calvert's Insect Powder. Only 10c.

Killed 1500 roaches one night. Spruill Rro. sell Ilering's Compound Syrup of Blackberry Root. Tne oiny specific for Cholera Infantum and all ouminer complaints. BAY BRIEFS Bay, N.

C. June 21. '92. Editor Beacon No news. We hope our dunday Schools will soon make arrangments, to so consolidate as to have a royal pie-mo.

We could have a first.class one if we would but come logether What is everybody's busmen, is nobody tha venerable church, Albemarle, is in a state nobody, needing repairs and being a Free church, it is free indeed to the elements aud almost utiflt for worship li? lit should be turned on at night especially, aud pains stiouiu Do taken to insert panes where now none are, no use in plastering up this account, for tho plastering of the church has fallen all over the floor. The trustees, we understand, hnve ''crossed over tho river," but some steps should be taken to prevent utter ruin. We heard a very good sermon last night, June l'J, from the newly elected Chaplain of our Lodge, Kev. W. B.

Brickhouse, his text being. "Prepare tomeetlhy God, and being logical, graphic and at times eloquent, we enjoyed it very much. 1 aruiers are very busy. We have had almost too much rain and now 'tis threate uing ngaiu. Puouo schools will commence Monday July 4th, that at Albemarle School house under Mr.

J. L. Normau and the lower one to bo taught by Miss Ella Wynne. A. B.

L. Gone to Rest. Wo sympathize with Mr. and Mrs. M.

W. Newberry, in the loss of their infant daughter, Maude, who died on Wednesday night last. This is a sad blow to the fond parents, but their gnei should turn to joy when they remember that their little one has gone to nest. RULES FOR, TEACHING- 1. Study constantly and carefully the pupil's language to learn what words he uses aud the meauiugs hugives them.

2. Secure from lorn as lull a statement as possible of his knowledge of the subject, to learn both his ute'ts and ins mode ct ex pressing them, and lo help to correct his language. 3. Express your thoughts as far as pos. sible iu the pupil's words, carefully correcting any defect ill the meaniug he gives them.

4. Use tho simplest and fewest word that will express the idea. Unnecessary words add to tho child's work jud increase the danger of misunderstanding. 5. Use short sentences, and ofthesim.

plest construction. Long sentences tire the attention, while short ones both stimulate and rest the mind. A each step tne foot rests firmly on the ground, 6. If the pupil evidently fails to understand the thought, repeat it in other language, and if possible with greater sim plicity. 7.

Help out the meaning of the words by all available illustrations, preferring pictures aud natural objucts for young children 8. When it is necessary to teach a new word, give tho idea the word. This is the order of nature. 9. Seek to increase the pupil's stock of words, bo in number aud 111 the clearness and extent of meaning.

All true enlarge, ment of a child's language is increase of his knowledge, aud of his capacity for knowing. 10. As the acquisition of language is one of the most important objects of education, be not content to have the pupils listen in silence however attentive they may seem. The teacher is succeeding best whoso pupils talk most freely upon the lessons. Ex.

A Reward of $500 Will be paid for any Case Rheumatism which cannot be cured by Dr. Drummond's Lightening Remeiy This offer is made in good faith by the proprietors, and thor is no reasonable excuse for auy one to suifer longer. An ordinary rase will be cured by one bottle, and it is poor ecenoniy to suffer when relief can be secured so certainly The price of a bottle is $5, aod that is the cost of a cure. Druminoixi Medicine 48 50 Maiden Lane, New York. Agents Wanted.

St YOU CAN WRITE For juiytliing you want and get it as well as if you ctimo to tho store. Because 1 make a specialty of mail orders, and send cuts with description aud priM of goods, so you caunot fait to get just what you need. FOll THE SPKING AND SUMMER MONTHS I am offering a special line of Reed and Rattan Furniture for any room iu your house, at prices reasonable, it i ornamental and coir.fuitab.e. Bath tubs at all prices. The Gurnoy Patent Refrigerators, the be.it nr.de, at tho prioo of cheap goods.

BauSL for catalogue. CHAlKS and CHAIRS, and Chairs for everybody. Old men's chairs, young men's chairs, fut men's chairs, and chairs with wheels for the invalid. Reclining chairs. Chairs aud Settees lor the yaid and porch ut all kinds of prices.

Chairs for the sitting room, dining room, bod room, parlor, and Chairs and Hall Stands lor your hall 1 handle New Style Furniture, which I iy iu larga quantities direct from tho lean-ufacturers, thereby am able to oiler tho very uewest in very line at the usual price of old stylo goods 1 offer a nice looking atiticpio oak of ash bed room suite of 10 pieoea for $25.00 it is a wonder to all and from that up to the very finest manufactured. I have a select stock of furniture fjr the diuiug room, bed room sitting room, parlor and kitcheu. We have here six railroads and several steam boat liucs. aud can ship goodsj quickly and safely to any point at the very lowest rates. 1 also keep a lull hue ol Cfiice Furniture, Book casus and Desks, aud both combined in antique oak, walnut, cherry or mahogany Also a nice line of Baby carriages, children's tricycles, wagons which Ioffervtry low.

In lact, if you want anything ill the above line writi to me and 1 will cheerfully end youpriees and descriptions and illusttat ous if possible, Fitrnittuo Dealer and Undertaker, Suffolk, Va. RETAIL DEALER IN W. J. Jaotlmv. JACKSON, -1, Kt Bh BATE MAN, The "DLD RELIABLE" Carriage Factory, H.

PEAL Proprietor. Pl.vmouth N. C. JA.tTAC:Tl'REr. OP Buggies.

Fhaeions, lload-carts, Farm-carts, wagons at prices lower than ever. Men with tho cash can grf'a bargain. I defy competition and will not bo undersold Impairing of all kinds done. Give mo a call. GE I DEtJl -MANUFACTURER OP p-3 rg Liveuy and Exchange STABLES, W.

THOMPSON, oper 'f turnouts always on hand. Can be 'j any hour, day or night. Terms i Erse's Bold or exchanged. jjj carts, Wagons and other Riding Vehicles. Repairing of all kind done with neatness and dispa All Work Guaranteed- IMm; 1 IT -tf.