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ITHE ROANOKE BEACON,
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Plymouth,
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We appeal to every reader of Tna Roaaonii
acceptable aud
Bsacon. to aid ni in making it an
our. eitlsooe. Lei
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profitable medium of new to
Plymouth people and the public know what la
golagon in Ply month. Reporting all iM"aoclal
new the arrival and departure of frienda,
aoeldenw. new
event, death. orioo lline--, Improvement
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kulkllnga, new enterprise and
businew-ind- eed
whatever character, ohanse-i- n
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16. 1892.
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the election of Mr. Clefe- land diere has been tome little nn
' easiness amohff the pensioners of the
United States. Some have ebneit-."- ,
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the, idea , thatc the Democrats
will just wipe out all pension- - bills,
' but this is not the way it's to be
done. So all honest pensioners my
rest quiet, for in this, as in all things,
honesty must rule while' Democrats
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are in power. .
rather.
- a plan
or
A suggestion,
has been made, whereby the pension
list shall be carefully revised by the
next Congress: If after an investigation, by a committee, there is, as
, no doubt there is, any pensioners
that are being fraudulently supports
ed by the government, the same will
be revealed and the names of such
; pensioners stricken from the pension
, list. This plan, it Beems to us, is
i fair and just, and no honest mau can
object to snch a plan.
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TUX STATE VoTX.
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40,000 KABK.
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The State oaavaaeiag board completed ill
work yesterday afternoon. ..The eanvaas of
the Gubernatorial rats showed that the
plurality of Carr over . Furehea for Govar
nor waa 39,761. It would bave run over
40,000 if the returns from every eoaaty
bad been Mat ia bat for soma reaaen lour
oouuties failed to send lb returns for 8utr
officers. They ware Wilkes, Yaace, Poplin
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and Onslow. .
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Tampiaton
Von USVTK5AST OOTKaxOB
Dooghtoa
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Butler, E. G.
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Bonner
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89.936
45,645
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eUPKKINTKDEKT OF PUBLIC IB ST RUCTION
Scarborough
129,597
Penavho
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WaoJi
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Root
2,337
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Oabora
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The oapraaM Court of tka TJaitad State ,
has affirmed tha daeialoa of tha Saprenae
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Wilmington & WaMoB Railroad CosapaBy
plaiatuT ia error, agaiat B. I. Alabrook,
sheriff, ko.
Tha Supreme Court af North Carolina
decided in thia aaaa ihat tb branch liaaa
of tha Wilmington A Weldon Railroad did
not come within tha axtmplkm claimed by
tha company for its tnaia Una andar tha
abarter granted fifty yearn ago," but that
tbee new Hnea ware eabjeet to taxation
like all otiior property la 'the Wtata. ' th
Railroad CompanapM(aIaa from that de
oiaiaa, and low tha Baprema Court af th
UuiUd Statai baa aaeiaiutd oar State Cwui t
and holds that tha branch' liaaa muat? pay
taxea Hk tba property, of oitiieaa
Chief JnUiae Falter delivered tha opia
ian of the Supreme Ceurt in tba case
Now that thi dciaion U made aad thai
queetiou ia aat at rst forVtr, tha Compauv
and tha legislature know mora certaiulj
the ground tbVy eaoh wtcapy, and We Lope
that aonaa amieabie arrangement may b
ade by whioh thw RaJlroad Company nil
relinquish its legal right to exemptioa aa
to iu main liue, ao that no property iu tha
Uute will eacape the burdau which aIloihr
property haa to bear.
At the time the company wu incorpora
ted it waa well euougu to cff.r thafiadoce
meat for it ea8tructiaa ; bat eince thB
it haa grown to be a very wealthy oorpor.
atiou aad ha mad great prettta and ha- a Tat buaincaa. It 04u new afford to pa.,
iaxa to aaataia the Mate guvernaeat u
it ia only equi able aud juai, tLat it ahobld
reliaqaiah thia peculiai piiviiege it eujoj. I
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came in: "Are they wild yet, or hare
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they been converted r
A Wise Lad." Johnny, do you know
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Yea." -- What letter
Oh, lota ot 'em.
QorMa after Br
Twenty-fou- r
altogether."
Harper's
Young People.
Aunt Isabel Grade, those crusts are
not hard; if I were you I'd eat them.
(pushing them
North Side
under the edge of her plate) No, auntie ;
if you was me you wouldn't eat 'em, but
if I was you I would.Chicago Tribune.
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Rosamond, whose
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Pregretaive Farmer : Wiaaloa anffered
again from tbe nra nana on tue tn lust.
fart 01 the old Joknaton batlditg on tie
eerner of Liberty aad Fifth atraata wa.
oeifamed. Loea covered by insuraaeo.
" Warranton
Gazette : ' Mr. Joshua Walk
ar. of Maeen kulad a thirteen montba old
a
j. - fk..
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one "- "pounds.
Weldon News : Wo learn that the North
Carolina Lumbar company af TllUry, haa
aaeured plana and will at oaee begin" thr
eractioB of a large peanat faetery at that
CbarlotU Cbruaiele : - Monday Bight a
white aaaa by tha aame of Ellerby waa ra a
aver and, kilied on tha Carolina Central
Railroad, about 2 milaafromBookfagkam.
Hie mangled remaiaa war taktn to Kook-inghafor burial.
" tatesvillo Landmark i A remarkable
acaident ooaurred at tha Home for the Atd
and Infirm in this .eouaty last Hatardaj.
An old bltud colon d woman, an iamat- - af
lbs heme, wae feeling bar war alooar a
fence on the pramisaa and.' it iisappoad.
s.rack axaiaat the farce, fell over in a
small trench running along aide aad broke
bar aek, causing iuataat daa'b.
Gev. Holt has mad requisition on the
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Governor of S. C. far tha no oriou
murderer. 8cre.t. but will not gat him
before 1894, aa ha ia serving a term of imprisonment there which wilt not expire till
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than.
Greensboro Record: Tka Egjpt Coal
Company haa reoraaabed, its oapiul etoek
inereaaed to $600,000, and improvements
coating $105,000 are bow ia progress at its
mine. This mine ia located ia Chatham
: feonBtJ.
Carthage Blade r A negro named Rollins was brought here Sunday, from Jonea
boro towuehip for kuoeking another negro
of the same nam in tha bead with a
above!- - The wounded oae is preaounoed
' ' in a dying eonditioa.
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The Wilson Advance, whose editor
(Claud Wilaon) diaappaard mysteriously
over a nooth ago, haa baea sold at aaotion
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for $2,300.
Ralafgh Kewe and Observer t Oar Kit
trail oorreapaodent
ajs: Bnnday, 4 llib,
while tbe ana was at ite
at about 12
briahtoat, a meteor large aad brighter tbrn
the brightest star, was aaaa aad baxrd to
burst to the northward of this place.- laav
ing a long trail of amoka in ita wake. The
roar waa that ef a diatant eannea.
Newa and Observer ; It is now under'
stood that an to thia time about 16,885
warrants for refunding direct taxa have
been iseued. amonntiBg - to $350,000 I"
rouBd numbara. Thia leaves the euro of
ever B54.0U0 on aaaa There ar aoaa
large claima known to be Outstanding, but
fear more yeara are left la whioh to pre
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AND KaSTSBX KOBTX
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Baby's Vacation. Little Willie Mam
ma, you told me God sent baby here, and
now baby's . dead and gone back to
hearen. "Yes, baby's gone back to God.
"What! was- - baby down here just on a
short vacation?
" You bad boy, you hare made a grease
spot on the new sofa with your bread and
butter," said Mrs. Fizzletop to her son
Johnny. "Never mind, ma; you can sit
on it when there is company ia the par
lor. "Texas Siftings.'
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Recognized Them. "My arm hurts so.
papa, " said Jameeey, who had broken his
right arm, . "Yes, my boy, X know. The
bones are knitting, " said papa. "I guess
that is it and it'a the needles I feeL " said
Jameeey. Youth's Companion.
In the same school the following composition was handed in: "Bank note is a
compound, primitive word, composed of
'bank' and 'note'. 'Bank' is a simple
word, meaning the aide of a stream
'note, to set down. 'Bank note,' to set
down by the side of a stream. "
"Save these cookies tUl
said the little 8 year old girl,
"When is
asked her aunt
"Why, don't you know!" said the mite
of a maid; "it is the day that haa not
come. " Who could give a better definition? Boston Transcript
The dictionary gives "chasm " as a syn
onym 01 -- gap. - une day a teacher having been asked by a pupil if "gap" meant
"chasm, !L absently replied yes, but she
was astonished when the little girl presented her paper with this sentence:
"When I am sleepy I always chasm. "
Willie's composition on soap : "Soap is
a kind of stuff made into nice looking
cakes that smell good and taste awful.
Soap juice always tastes the worst when
you get it in your eye. My father saya
the Eskimos don't never use soap. I
wish I was an Eskimose. Chicago Tribune.
A little 4 year old mother was recently
heard scolding her doll: "Jus' see what
an awful cold you's got! You leave off
your annel shirt and your hood, an' run
roun' in your bare' feet then I mus' sit
up all night nursin' you. That's the
whole troof In a nutmeel" Youth's
Companion.....
. Not a Teaser.
Aunt Fanny Don't
you believe, Emmy, that God answers
little girls' prayers? Emmy (Sunday
school scholar, aged 7 Yes, I know it
Aunt Fanny And do you say your
prayers every night ? Emmy No, Aunt
Fanny. I hate people who the more they
get the more they want
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Connect at Edenton daily (exoept Sunday)
with the Company 'a Steamer Plymouth for
a
Boanoxe Biver, James YUle & Washington R
K., eitr. Bertie for Wiudsor and Cashle River,
A TON drop shot
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also with the Str. Al. E, Roberts Tpcsday
Thursday and Saturday for landings ea from tower ( .T. W. Blouxt'i.
Ubowan luver ana on Monday ana
dar for Uolumbia and (audioes on the
' Standard arrow ties as
Sctpt among River.' Leave Edentoa
lew ai ike
every Wednesday for Mill . Landing,
lewest at
W. BLovarVa
T.
Salmon Creek and returns following day,
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PEANUT BAGS direct from
Through ticket on sale on Strs. Plymouth
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and M. E. Roberts and baggage checked to POBTUt at bottom prices at v
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stations on the K or Ibis t ooutberu
T. W. Bloumt's.
and landinga on Biver routes, and to Haiti,
more, Philadelphia New Xork. weehlag
SHODDY, CHE1I
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Freight reoeived daily until
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Stock
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two pound BAQQiva in half rolls
which will be. sold at wbolxsalb
pkicm at
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BpYb'
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leadinomanufactuTemS
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SEWING MACULE, cnty Thirty
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was
than that now aeea at
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meverfrettiar
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BtevTa,
NOW UNLOADING asrneoner
that magnificent floar, "Blouji ;'s '
it to
Lvadi, purchased at the LOWEST
PRICE reached in TEN YEARS at
T. W. Blouxt's.
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ADMINISTItATOIl'S NOTICE.
and CHILDREN
8U0ES that U
Having qualified aa administrator' of N
XOTjfXPAtlID tot JAUTT IITL1
I. Gray, dw eased, thia is to notify all per
nor cm iAjxks k . ;
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ns having elaima aeaiust the estate of
P T. W. BLOYVT'tl
nid deceased to exhibit them ti the nndrr
rfnd on or before tha 22d day of Nov
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31)3, or this notice wi!l bo nlradad iu ba
You cax SAVE UONEY hr
their recovery. , All persons indebted t
a etate ' will
make tmmediat bnying tour BLEACHED . COT'
W.B. I'AvzaPokT.
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TONS, BROWN COTTONS and
Admit. istrator.
' ev. 22, 1892.
HEAVY PLAIDS at
T. W. Blouxt's.
1I0NE8T GOODS;.. BOKBIT
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NOTICE. WEIGHTS and UBASURSS aad
nONEST PRICES are the WATCH
Notice .is hereby givea that s special
WORDS
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T. W. BLOfxx'a. k"i
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of North Carolina, to commence 011 Mon.
day. December the 12th. 1892 and eea
tinue till the business is dipesrd of.
Thia 14th day of Nov. J892.
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Chairman Brd Co, Vom.
Waahington County.
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Dr.Robt W. Smith haa formed a aonart
nerebip with Dr. Ward. Ho offers hla
aerviees to the people of the town and
country. When not profesaioaaUy engaged
ne may Da louad - a Latham tioase,
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PLYMOUTH, X. C,
Office. Water Street,
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"Teeth fllled or extracted without pain.
LAND FOB SAIE BY THE
EOAHOKE BEACON
Beal Estate Agency
lat. One tract or land a Lee's Bills Tewaaklp,
Waahineton county, adjoining tha land of Bra.
ki. V. llankina. aud other, contain inir SO acr
and known aa "ilapleoke." tbe foimer rmiidewce of
Mr. w. u. yowniuf.
farm to well lmpreve4
and eontaina 100 acrte under cnltivatioa ; ens large,
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late tyie twe atory dwelling, with ceok-ae- d
dimag
rooma, large larn and ail neceaaary ont bonaee to
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weii-Ke-
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alao a Urge, comparatively sew gin house.- - Fencee
audditchea iu good repair. A bargain forcaak.
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Bprataa, all Swollen Throau, Coughs, ate.
e4 Tots for
Cong rata. Save $50 by baa of ono bo tie. Warranted
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Coeaaetlee.
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Bryan; - Druggist,
Fliit Dietrlet Braaeh,'l463 ; Riddick known.
"Rain water is a fine cosmetic. A good
Plymouth, M.O.
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4. oet 20 ly,
Galling", 11,576V Boknar, 87. ' is to let some orange, lemon, or
substitute
Baeoai Piatrict Woodard, 13,925; Ckaal-- ;
cucumber peel soak in water used to wash
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Tbarae,
5,457.
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the face. This need not be especially preMARRIED.
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pared
for every ablution, 4 Keep- - a wide
.4,271 W Kaoaa,, v6a.a i
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mouthed bottle or jar of it on your toilet
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toon. 14 C4k 1 Strowd.
At Ckriatian Hone ekurch
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stand, and use daily for the face. It soft,
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I2,ai6; WilliaiBaoo..2,lo6., v,
1892. 11 r. Hennr T. Gurcanoaa .
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ens the skin and .gives a becoming glow,
Cora
A.
Jackaoa
wore
Fifih Diatriat WillianM, 13.746 Settla,
united ia the belt while healthfully stimulating the action
boada
of matrimoDy, Bat. J.'L. Winfield
14.075 Llkdaay, p.
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officiating. Wa extend Our beat wiahea 4 of the akin. New York Press.
Sixth DiatrictAJeiaa ar,1024, May. tks happy couple.
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RlDOK. N. C.
Loko
would you do, John, If I got up
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Diatrict Hartilaraon, 14,303,
in the Undertakers business tkaa . ever,
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night,
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some
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Halloa, 9,136, Shnferd, 5,399.
offias an dd lied en demand fMaa tka
play
to
the
do,
thusiasts
violin?"
Eighth Diatnot-Bew- ar,
H. PeaL tka leadi
to the cheapest and at prices that defy cent
16,396, Wilaox,
Aar-aaaVr at
"I would get up and play the hose, "
Eastern Caroliaa, is working mere man in
1315, Tattea,
potetiea.
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his
aver,
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to serve Ike piblie aa
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prepared
tv
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tad
I.aJia
Diainot
Crawford,
16,010, Pritck
iiitk
tlao AAyimteare
Where I
trade in fine work and low prices.
Any.
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CON
ACTOR
AND
BUILDER;
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"That chimney smoking ail the time,"
thug from a trotting sulky to a
wsf on.
He employs none but akillcJ werrmn gaid Dodkins.
fe j-rat
Thanklnff tka nuhlla
wense
Tha "Koarik" t'.:a U tia IttX imeke and
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"Yes," said his grafiiraettar; "but It and acliciticg a cvntiatitace
torna out nothlff tni f!rt.
cf a&sj I sm.
fortaat R. II. IVtitrwa & Co'a Drug classtherefore
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work.
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See him aad ret nrieea htd.re isn't such a feol as to smoke cb7sre-tt"J firs tniy,
tora,
placing your
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He Leads, Others Follow !
Mall and Express leaves Norfolk daily
(except Sunday) at 9:45 A. M., arrives al
Edenton 12:46 P. M., aud at Belle Haven
at 4:15 P. M., connecting with steamer
Haven Belle for South Creek and' Bay
Biver. Leavhville, bcranton, Uakleyvule
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AND PASSENGER ROUTE.- The new and elegant passenger steamer
Nauae, leaves Elizabeth City 'lueaday
tbursday and baturday for Newberne
oonnecting with tha Atlantic and N. U. B
ft for Kinstou, Ooldsboro and tbe South
Daily all rail service between Elizabeth
City, Edenton and New York, Philadel
pbia and Baltimore and Norfolk.
Through cars without breaking balk, law
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is very clever at making charades, was
seated at dinner one day when several
guests were present They were all giving conundrums, when the little girl
quietly said, Papa, I have one. " Well
my child, what is it 7" "Why ia the
bark of a tree like a dead kitten ?" The
answer, "Because it can't mew," was
greeted with roars of laughter.
What Bessie Gave. "The governess
the children
was awful cross
said in the evening. "Well, mamma,
'maybe we were bad ; but we soon pacified her. I gave her a big, rosy apple;
Fanny gave her a hearty kiss, and Fred
ave her a promise to be good hereafter. "
And, Bessie, what did you give her ?
mamma asked of the youngest. "If"
stammered the youngest. "I I gave
her the the slip!"
A Rockland, Maine, boy had long
teased and prayed for a bicycle. One
night his father brought home a tricycle
and the mother suggested to the lad that
he pray real hard that night for the
"bike. " Next morning he found the tricycle by his bedside. But that boy was
an expert Turning to the little chair
which to him represented the throne of
grace, he exclaimed: "Look here, God,
do you call that thing a bicycle ? "
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other disease without medioiae. beat by punctuation, and closed by saying emmail poet paid to any eddraa on receii t of phatically : "Now, when you come to a
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