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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-12
OILS.
Linseed, Cylinder,
Machine Oil and
the OIL OF GIaeiness.
MILL. S.
OILS.
~ ILL., S.

My Grist.nill, Wheat Mill, Saw
Mill, Cut Off Saw and La.s1 Saw. all
at work every day, turning out The
best .ieal and l'iour made in the
country. Lumber and Latiles always
on hand. Can get your Meal. Flour
or Lumber al any hour IL the day.
Black Smith Shop connected with
mill. Work done at low rates for
CASH. Horses and Mules shod.
This is the place to bring your work,
If We csa't 90 it, Pearce. enc nf the
best Smiths in the State, just twen-
ty steps distant, in Peter Smiths
shop, can.
VS. also taYa ~, hand cheap for
CASH, one Forty horse Tanner Boiler
good as new, one twenty five horse
Engine. Also one 4'wo- Year cd FIRST
class Tanner Engine asl Eolle
twelve horse power, really for work
Also ore Tanner Rachel Saw Mill
Saw and earrings.
Also one twenty horse power Tai
lot Boiler, Engine, Saw Mill. ear
ciage with screw head blocks.
Also one driving wheel eight feel
IN diameter, twelve inches on face
SIX inchea bore IN hub. weighs three
thousand pounds, goo' as new. Alst
one driving wheel ten inches on face
eight feel in diameter, faus lnohet
| ')ore in hub. Also one drying wheel
seven feet ia diameter, ten inches OF
| face, FIVE inches bore. WEIGHTS o
last two seventeen and thirteen hun
ared.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-12
Fire In, EarDcrO.

On last Sunday night at IL o'cicoiz. a
caught fire, and several buildings were
burned and much property DESTROYED.
We have not been able 20 get the particu>
lars in full as the telegraph Office was one
Of the buildings destroyed. We learn
chat the large grocery house CT @. {. Far
row. DR.. Staton's drug store, the insu>
rance Office. tn e telegraph office, two bar
roosos and harness shop were all cons
s.Imed. We learn that there Was no IN
surance on the buildings but only On the
property. We shall be able to give fall
PARTICULARS next issue.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-12

49, -. -.,ea u nlcc lot Of Ladies'
fine dress goods. W. Ii klTCHIN.
Everything sold cheap at F. Storms.
Puy Best in the World flour at n. 3.
josey & Cos.
just rcceived-500O yards Belmont
Prints. f. B. H1GGs & Co,
For bargains go TO t. >;tcrr>.
Gtits. ilominy, Buck Wheat, Cat Meal
Il " heat flakes Tor sale at \. y. .josey 4
Cos.
Three fine young horses fn: Saie-one
promises 10 DC fast. Call and cxani inc al
my lot. NoaH !ii1Gs.
Bargains offered at L. Storms.
| have en-; . tons Of Empi., Guano On
hi'i 'ow, ard vii sell it for L 4:,a Il, bale
i"l co;toii. !, is highly reco.nncudea.
". T.. h!TC:IIN.
Just receiver at \. +. Josey & Co.'S one
hundred barrels -four. Parties desiring
s;oo'! tsoar ioi little money will do we'll to
give theta u vai.
liElo Farm for sale. situated two miles
rom ti.e town. 6 Scotland Neck. Cons
/! t:sls.s four hundred acres--Seyenty acres
cleared. :cn:ail2i,eT liz weeds easy to clear
tHo,. hanSe, goo. water. fine Young or>
1ila:,! -.Ier,sis ere fifth cash balance on
long tl,ae. For full particulars apply to
Noa,i Hoes.
Z. Stern is c!fyrisig great Bargains.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-12
A Coed s':srsss fssssssas

Mr.. &. D. Gray. CT Scotland Neck, s.ale
asst year OF four horse farm, twenty
tour thousand and seyenty-two pounds Of
Int cotton, one tho usand bushels ofce12,
one i.undred and eleven bushels Of wheat.
one hundred bushels of pease, one hun
lred bushels peanuts, six hundred bush
els of potatoes, and oats in abundance fol
his use. He fattened four thousand and
i've hundred pounds Of pork. He used
not more than ten or twelve barrels o.
corn in fattening his pork, it b eng fat
tened on what was left iii his fields after
rathering his CROP.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-12
Managers Notice..

We have reduced the subscription OF
the DEMOCRAT to $3.50 per year. This
puts the paper withiu the reach OF every
man in the county. Advertising rates
ave also been reduced. All subscriptions
must be accompanied by the money. Con-
tracts for advertising can be made at this
,ilice, CT terms made known on applica>
ton by correspondence. Address ali bus
mess communications to
e. Z. HILLIaRD,
Business Manager.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-12
Coroner y zkaE.s.rg..

On Sunday. 5ili inst, in Palmyra dis
trict No. 8, held inquest over the dead
body of Anthony Ray, who came to his
death by the contents Of a shot s II. Il
was the decision Of the jurors that ti:c
said Anthony Ray Was killed b. De:.Pses
Smith. | have delivcre,l Lin i,:to tia
hands Ct the shsrifF. who will con,g,it l,i:s,
to the county prison where Is will avail.
ais trial ct tie Spring TerE,2 Of the S.lpe>
rlor Court. J. Il. j l&EEI,zs-
rc~nn..v
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-12

We see great deal of fertilizers being
carried from the depot. This, we think,
Is not very good omen every time. We
think many OF our farmers would do better
to make more barnyard manure and use
less fertilizers. This would curtail present
expenses and enrich lands more perma-
hently.
From oul personal notices, you VIII
perhaps perceive the reason for the down
cast counteuances of our young men, but
boys. don't take on about it there are
hose here who Call TO SEE
Us if you would know ourindividual opin-
on. We cannot refrain from looking GU
If the window just low. Why?
A certain young man in town was
aroused few nights ago by some one
whom NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. The encoun-
ter was not as exciting as it at first pTom>
sed, for Just as he was about to make al:
,ttenipt to do up the intruder he dEscoy
red that it was his ci,tln who WAS cut
little beyond the wee sna hours.
The typcs made Us say several things
,astwca!1 that we did not ncal to say
la speaking Of Alr. kingsbury as Pfotes
,or OF English Language and Literature at
.napel iIllI, the types made Us say b
:. kingsbury. while We intended to say
/. 3. Kinssbury. We had reference 10
ir. I. i. Hings5ury Of the Wilmington
Star
Am on the ris:,t road 10 the village ?
,emandet 4 traveller ofan old darAey who
vas working in field. '1aas sab said
he dar,.ey. The traveller pars aei his way
bat presently returned very mad. Il say
lie shouted 20 the cl, fellow, what did CO
mean by telling me that was on the right
cad TO the viiiaso:' 4 tol' yo' dc traf.
Iced did, boss replied t;aa tlar,ley. but
20 tut; de wrong ,ii:eiis:lun, sah.'
The 4. G.. Teacher foT February
makes it's usual neat appearance and con
aims interesting reading for teachers. 1t
contains portrait Of Rev Chas. E. Tay>
or, President Of Wake Forces. Coiic Re,
Ir. llarreil, it's editor, has done macl
within the past two years for general Ell
lcation iii the State. He managed the
| Teachers Assembly at Waynesyille last
June aui put all who attended under 90
igations to him for his kindness.
Not long since as one Of our young mel
eft his store to go TO per he was thor
,ughiy aroused by reckless goods box
Two other young men were waiting be
lind the box, ard as the unsuspectin;
sictnl leaped from his door, the read,
'ox leaped at him. then there was on
ong. vehement and impressive leap whic'
eft the others iii the distance. The victim
lad been reading all about the Irish
| JDeno7an Rossa and dynamite. SO Their,
vas one 1nelodious veil. not like til
lahco' lay but rather like the voice G
IN unnamed demon Dynamite, Dyna
mite, Now he smiles at bis caution.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-12
EkSsasc Esess:s.

Indian Tea ! at L. Z. u;sgs & Go.
Call It T. Storms cheapest store il town.
Buy your seed Potatoes Of \. 3. josay
& Co.
: nice line of Cal;coes CT F. Stems.
New lot Of Ca!isoes just rece;ycl 1t
W hite d Shields.
1900 yards Of Calico inst received at
w. ii, kTTCHISS
Fer sale at ten per cent on ps.sne eosE.
Gar load Shell Lime. White seed cats,
mixed oats, Ship stuH and Bran.
Il, W. BRYa,s.
Four fac ,alicil ccws, with calf by ina
ported Jersey Bull. Apply to
Moan BIGGs.
If you want iul.i:er OAK or pine, house
sawed. call on w. IL. Kitchin.
Try . b! Stems Patent Roller Flour.
New stock Of Ca;icoes as i. 3. Jass9
Il Cos.
Try E. 3. Niggs & Co.'S. Bel nont Prints
beat in the snarNet. acts per yard
Bring your hides To +. ssesa.
Best line Of Ladies Hosiery IL town al
" hite q Shields.
have gen4.ae Imported lerseE Rul
which | VIII stand IN lily Let this SEASON
W i'll insure calf for five dollars.
kGeH RIt;Gs.
a uev Lac Ct la.!:4s Hosiery n tbi'
week at n. L. .1osey i Cos.
To get the Best and Ciicapas. Flour, 81;
best Piow, the best Corn Meal and tsi'
b4sJ leather collars in the market, 80 L
W. II. Kitchins.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-12

OFFICE Gen ]. SUPERB >IEA. :,
PETERSBURG, VA, NOV. ,, 1851.

fEIEHoBt La, ..-.-....--.
OFFICE Gen ]. SUpERiN1E>. -
PETERSBURG, VA, NOV. =, 1851. }
Trains on this Road Will run as follows
GOING SOUTH.
BOSTON AND SAVANNAH FAST
NAIL.
Leave Petersburg daily Nya>h'n ST.
depot at $50 Pm
Q.tops only at Bcllield)
Arrive at Weldon BIG Ill
New York EXPIRES loarcs Petersburg
Arrive at " cl,lon at - sop m
Mail train leaves Petersburg. (Wasl.ing-
ton st, dcpop daily except sun
Arrive at Weldon at 100 >, m
Freight Leave Petersburg daily except
snnday) at ll5 = IN
Arrive at Weldon | - 4 lii
Local Freight Leave Petersburg. II am
Arrive at " cidon at :Vo T. III.
GOING NORTH
EOsToE AND SAVANNAH FAST MAIL.
Fast Mail leave Nc!,lon at 30 a II,
- y arrive at Petersburg 4:57 A ii
New York Express leaves Weldon dali
y at ;s:D5 ? Il,
Arrives at pctersburgat ol3pm
Mail train leaves Weldon, tiaily except
sundays.) at 72D am
Freight Leave Weldon daily Except
Monday at , IS q m
Arrive at Petersburg at 70o II,
Local +. eight Leave Weldon daily Tex
cept Sunday at lsp nj
Arrive at Petersburg ut. sGGpm
Sleeping cars and frSt-class coaches
on night and day trains.
No change of cars between Niimings
ton and Washington.
Through tickets sold to all Eastern and
Southern points and baggage checked
through.
Passengers going South will purchase
tickets aDd che ok baggage at Washington
street depot.
Passengers going North and stopping
at Petersburg, Will claim their baggage
at aSh!ngton street depot.
Fret eht trains on this road are intend
cd exclusively for freight, aud no pro-
visions is made on them for the COM
fort or convenience Oh passengers. Per
notified that they are liable to delays,
passenger trans.
offices for the sale of tickets for freight
trains. North bound Freight TRANS
will stop all night at Nj. Airy. and all
passengers viii be discharged at that
p &c |, ;.,..,,..,, pu s,,u,
| Et:sps;,hor of Trains Genial sulner
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-12
SCOTLAND NECK MARKET.
REPORTED WEEKLY BY
\. Is. JOSEF < co.
NOTICE.

By virtue Of decree of the Superior
Court in q special proceeding therein pend
ing wherein T.. W. Durl,, administrator
Of Mary Price, Is Plaintiff. and Peter Price
and others are defendants. | shall sell to
make assets iii the town Of Scotland Neck
on the , 18th day OF January. 1885. at II
O'Clock, tllst land upon which Mary Price
resided at the time &c her death. bounded
by the lands of John T. Applewhite. Mar
collas Pope. & 2 Simmons and others, and
containing about three hundred au>i fif:v
acres.
Terms: One half cash, balance il. n
six months. Note Of purchaser requirt;
for deferred Judgement with interest al 3
per cent. from day Of sale, and title IT
served until note is paid. This Janus:
o5th 1888.
c. W. Dunn.
,i,,>r of Mary Price
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-12
E2afs.

Nj. spcis,it tells az the last count he
leard53 na1 been killed ana that number
weighed % los. Two big oaes weishet
,aa pound each. And he says it was not
.gool day fer rats either. - r Il: tor
trecn.,ile must be Z large iowa. Some
nay think t.is aaoyc big rat tale, bat
hen all rat tails are big.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-12
Cos.. ssari:s. tsae T1ossaz.l Gas.

l. The Washington Monument. 555 feet
2. Cologne Cathedral, sci feet.
3. The Great Pyramid Of Cheops. As
feet.
4. St. Peters, Rome, 43J feet.
.. ST. Paui's Lonioa, 3j5 feet.
6. St. Marks, Venice, 81; lsc..
Z. The Capitol. Washington, 80. feet.
s. Brooklyn Bridge Foyer, %: sect.
8. Trinity Church, New York, 2s4 feet
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-12

The United States Democrat success
sor to the La Crosse Denccrat,) will be
issued IN first>class style as an eight page
weekly paper, from Washington each Sat
lrday, dating from Narca7, 1895, price
$500 G year. 1t will be published by the
newly Incorporated, The United States
Publishing Com pany. With abundant cap
tai. John A. Hervey, formerly Of the
Wheeling Evening Journal is Business
Manager.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-12
Sense in Texas.

Instead of normal schools, suppose the
stats maintain a grand university for the
ducation OF legislators. Texas Fort
Worth 'dazette.' We dill not know be-
ore that the Lone Star State needs the
anne thing that The Old North State
leeds
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-12
Vine HILL MALE ACADEMY
SCOTLAND NEIk :. {.

&. Z. T;lL:IAsD, W. ". kIrCHiS.
\. g., Principal. y. i. Assistant.
SPRING TERN hes:us .i:ia;ialy ]"
1865. the school is in Il mere pros
porous condition now than er1r be
FORE We spare no pains t. make
ours one among the best schools oi
the kind IN the country. 1Iore pu
pills have peen enrolled than during
any previous term. Most OF the
classes are more or less adva"eea
there being NO boy i'll school who is
not able to make satisfactory explain
alton of his work On the blackboard.
With new h"ild;ngs and improved
faculties, we are free to ask the pat
rona-e OF those wishing to prepare
their sons for business 2; :us college
Special inducements offered for boys
preparing for college. For catalogue
or particulars, address
f.. L. lIJII LARD,
Ecct.and .ye4k. s.. i.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-12
often Occurs.
tExo'lange.)

EAolaHge.l
There was a man in our tcwa
And he was wondrous wise:
He swore by all the tabled gods
He'd never advertise.
His goods were advertised at last,
And thereby hangs tale,
The ad. was set IA nonfareli
And headed 'SheriE's Sale
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-12

First StanZa,

There is rougish, blue.evcd maid
Who stole ny heart away!
Her artful little plans she laid,
re win me, day by day.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-12
Comfort for the Poor as
well as the Rich.

The Cheapest. s:!,@; .ls=sii*''!s, :sn':
Convenient a;'sin. s'e>i il the world,
Every poor 'Ha:D WHO has oIis; a c:s:3l
!aon Stat hc<is.ea:i ai:;i -tra" sna:
>ress can enjoy ';i:' luxury u sleep
lag o.: u frs: ~c|n>~ >!'::!l;; !::s?e's.',;
:nr lie s:.:sii >tsia =: tive slu!i.::~.
VIII, not? liz s,;iien' ~. i; secured
Tor the coa:i::c5 & :!aii;:E, MOI;
an1pton. Berthe and HEREFORD.
JEssi; \. PERRY.
luiactsrer.
SHETLAND Neck, \. G..
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-12
New EiR'sa.

We learn that the store Oh Main street
ornerly occupied by Mr.. Ed Shields will
soon be opened by Mr.. ". Fl. Bell
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-12
May ADVERTISEMENTS.

NIB. JcsEs L Co--Sprng Announce
me:2t.
" Ii. klrCuIN.-G eneral Merchan
disc.
l:cAL ITEMS OF u mite & Shields, f. B
ffjsss 4 CO., \. Il. Josey & Co., W. Ii
K;:ci.if. E. Stern and others.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-12
TO FARMERS
NEED;lOUR GUANO COTTON

Bring it in and help ne out. I
am prepared to pay the highest cash
price for BALE CoTToN. Don't fail
to give The call! VIII always be
found in The Office Of n. B.Josey &
Co. viii! ;,;: uly Of GREEABACks TO
;la; !ts" sG!ir COTTON
:Hyt Sat, 81 three nice ssrasi1oncc
T.: f;.:.i ASH :,r;s, ..:t,r9;ss IN sell o.
e.:
E..>i: :!.t.:,,-
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-12

1.tLEs AND REGULATIONS OF
SCOTLAND FECK Posi- OFFICE.
Office opens at 6 100 a. Nj.
. closes st 1880 =. NJ Z.
Nj. O. hours 9 100 4. NJ 4 $50 p. Vi
j. I. Brinkley, Z, NJ !.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-12

,,;.::,s -: -; :ss;, ,,-::. '.5..- y lining
-, i .:io,~:
ti:.Ai - ti.l:>:s: y .-::%T.
"A ,.,-,..c. : NJ; :ia!5y :: u
ga: Through N;i ti,;:> : p II
Hay frc;"ht i; - \ II
Express 'i'i,I'n' t:..::s; >n' = II
A1:ii.>i: ~ Na:'.itt,>.
Passenger a:,I \i:,, ,;,.!ty Il &: T. Il
Fast Iirt:sS}, Mail Z. - !: II
Wav FREIGHT: {: - i Y!
n<;.i'y~. 'it.ro' i'rv::it ! i; / ii
TRAINS t;:;iSts et!;'.G.
Trains Of ei,is ioat wiI leave 'i'ri'Ipu
Passenger :iH" Mail ,l,.;v $50 i u
FAST 'ii't'rou2t, Mai daily 80! p u
y ay Freight, :. y II
Express Fi;r3' Fr>is'tt - ! Il
AHHiyH NJ >yilIN!Nt: G;s<.
Passenger :t:,;l Mail tia!v : = L y!
Fast Tiiroa-, Mail ,s;.;;r - :; i y;
Way Freight 10 ~ i u
Express :hro,,-t I:r~-,i,: ! - p u
! IN No. l.; Nort'. sill .t":, u,ii:- al
Rock, i'oi:t hnrgaw, Magnolia, Mar
saw. Mount olive. nH..l.y tul:! -aor',
! wilson, Rocky Sioe;::l. ;,n:iie' an.i Halt
fax.
,Igain Ne. t, ,>,.,;;:. w;il 10, ,,.lv =,
! IiocI.v Mount, Wi:>oH. ,,u:.,%':.,p and
| Magnolia.
;':a:u NJ. {: t.:.:.*. >:.,<s' t,.,t,.-.,:ioi. :.
ii*i.:.,l. la ~. !,..::., N..1:ls ,jaj;r. III
r.. W: i;;t!.nn!..! :;.;'; dali, "<r-:A Sta
! Ia, vi; I;ar i.:;ie.
! Train ". Is rims daily a:d ;Gla:&es ci;S:
',.nnactipn for al points North w ls.Di.
nn:p! and Washington.
:. :,a:':S ran soiip between Whining.
| and II ae.i,n.tr:,. a:il ..aEe Pullman Pal.
acv :o:ee,,crs a,sac ted.
Jni!x I. DIVINE.
Gcn'i superintendent
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-12

". ri. X[TCHIN.
Rss2az4zss IN GENERAL
-NaE:EsGEa.2S
SCOTLAND NECK, n. =,
Keep constantly on hand
full line Of
ReaiY-nlade Clothing,
E:G,:, t:oys' SIG. ~.
have OH hand q large and select
stock &c Calico. Ladies' Dress Goods,
including,
Plaids, Lawns,
= 3z III I'll gs, Nuns
Yelling, Trim
min gs, Notions and
Fancy goods,
Hats, Boots,
| Shoes, &c.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Pan. Goods Of al kinds, and Hard
ware OF all kinds, including,
AXES, HOES, Mills.
| TACKS CAnPEN-
TIERS TOOLS, LOCKS
AND HINGES,
Of every des cription,
/ POCKET AND TABLE
! CUTLERY, TRACE
CHAINS, LOG
Chains, ROPE AND
/ THINE. BOLTS
! SCPEWS AND FILES.
! HOLLOH~iAK he
AND VOODEE-W-ARE,
STlOFELS, pLOJFS
SPADES AND FORKS,
And five thousand other articles
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-12

Ti,s. i.,i:sai n,;mher which will appear
shortly, will contain portrait Of the new
aljntant General Of North Carolina. with
accompanying sketch. AMI a variety q
original ana carefully i.,ei'ared articles
that Will rot only interest the gaardsmcn
but the general reader.
Send locts.. in stamps for tie first num.
ber Address
OLDHAM Publishing HOUSE.
Winston, \. c.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-12
i,l;'ilA;nEi, AND l'EVfEo,.: j

!,I;';IN;nEi, AND l'IETf:E:,'.: II
.,At;.,;rt il t;j,irAN.'.
'.M>i:.:s' IA; ~U>nsY.jn!E =. So
iia-:.s - ;', ). =: ~; ~: = 10 SIS:
!.&i>:- II I; An$:'--S Ut:
=! ~ y II ,!s!, '',..,:in.':,,. IL, Nn,tDik.
;,a.ci.:. ;-ua:i">,"n. >ay allllau
an; .ri;!a >.u;t> ii brew
r., i;;,H. t'.,n,fai, ,n Chcs-
ven. i';iiuan s'cci,cr New York
l.. ~a>at:iai,.
-! il y t'A-r Jail. ,laii. connectil1G,
ior Hliar,"AJHi .Avanrsh ana
Tr.:, [ Us train MAKES no
local stops. Pullman sleeper
Va ,u.:r - Charleston.
6:0S NJ AC,...:.i,H,ATIJN, daily tex
cept -. ;ny.)
0::5S 4 II fright, ,lailytexccpt sunday.)
:: - = \; n Sunday excursion
LEAVE rETEnaiiURG-- NORTH WAKD-~
FROM APPOMATTO% DEPOT.
l:.,S 4 NJ FAsr NAIL. daily Makes no
local stops. Sleeper Charleston
to Washington.
7:}3 \ u ACCoMNo.>srIoS, daily tex
ccpt Ss.nGay.)
3:21 J: daily. Stops at Chester. Centra
liza and Drc"ry's Bluff. Pull
man sleeper Savannah to New
York.
5:oS = II tseig;it, daily Except Suhlay}
, ,:gs ? n Sunday excursion.
All daily passenger trains make close
connection 1t iichmnnd for all points
north, east and west. THE ONLY ALI
Rail ROUTE 10 NORFOLK Leave
Richmond l!:::1 \ n daily Arrive at
No.inli< at y II.
Leave Sorit!k l2::t:; i Nj daily. Arrive
at Richmond vt ,:23 p NJ.
j. 4, kENIE, Cen'l Sup't.
SOL. HAAS. Traftio Manager,
NJ. ENERSON. Gca'l Pass. Ag't
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THE GUARDSMAN,
\ STPERRIE EEigTEb MONTHLY DE-
VOTED TO MATTERS OF lNTEH>
EST PERTAINING TO OUR
CITIZEN SOLDIERy.

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- 90 Per Inch month, $1,000 Per Year.
Discount on larger contracts.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-12

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\ dtn'r OF Mary Price.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-13
ITO THOUSAND ISLANDS.


THE POPULAR and ONLY ROUTE for viewing thu
famous Islands Of the St Lawrence onv DAILY ins TO
Alex andria Bay and ONLY tne connecting with FIRST
Glass steamers which the finest moals served
ROME WATERFOWL AND oGDENsBUEG RAIL
ROAD
SHORT ROUTE, QUICK TiHtf, STEEL HAIL.
~ Y CENTRAL SLEEPING CAR CO.'S KEW AND
ELEGANT SLEEPING AND rAnLo1 CAEs
Trains leave GRAND CENTRAL. DEPOT va EoaIc for
CAPE VINCENT. WATERFOWL and way BIS y m.
DAILY. Ili5 y. daily except Saturday gsd ic:Jc m.
daily except SUNDAYS osWEGo sne way 1880 A. H. daily
except Sunday. 8l5 p aad ll:lo p. caily except
Saturday; oGDENsBuR0. NORWOOD and wey g.i p. IN.
and ll;l5 p IN. dsiy except Saturday
els 2. M. THROUGH WAGNER sLEErEIS for
CAPE VINCENT DAILY except Sunday. wArEaTowN
DAILY. and oGDLNsBURa oaily cxccp: SATURDAY.
ll:l5 p. M. sleeping Car 10 ALBANY. PARLoR CAN,
ALBANY THROUGH to CAPE VINCENT.
lOg30 M arrives ST. LAWRENCE RIVE1 o: 10 d. m.
View OF brilliantly lighted Islands by nishs
On arrival OF all teains at CAPE VINCENT tie NEW
FAST STEAMER "sr LAwRENCE." aad the steamer
MAUD" leave for CLAYTON, ROUND ISLAND.
THOUSAND ISLAND PARK and ALEXANDRIA BAY.
and for KINGSTON, ONT.
THE ST LAWRENCE connects ct Alexandra Bay WITH
steamer for MON rREAL morning except Sunday
delightful Of only two hours from Ca,o vincens te
Alex xandria Bay
Through tcKeis for sale at all NewYork C.ntral tckss
offices In Newly ork and BROOKLYN. Call address W. B.
HULL, OF Office OF Company 10 Pinest, for Tcurists
GUIDE Of Thousand Isands Niagara Faa" Mailed Tree
WE. PARSONS H. A. BRfrroN
0snI Pasa Agent 0enl kanaeoA~
New-York tribune., 1885-08-13
TO PHILADELPHIA.
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLDEST ROUTE.
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND 10 ON SUN
DAY. STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA, z IN
NEW-lORk-
TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLDEST ROUTE.

lsndt street Ferries, as follows: ~
o'23 ,, nsS y Chicago umited, and 10 lwashIngton
and and p n and and Y night sundays Sis y Lmitcd
Trains leaving New.York daily except sunday ats q and
1l;lOa m. L "a and IN. and p. on sun,iayx
Retnrnng leave Broad Street Station Phiadeph,a
l2:0l 800 i30 o. DIDO 6:5U 1880. 500 $3.50, IL and i:iS
p4ned Ai,n Exprsss LA and 4;So ml l24I l. s.
4ss 8, 645. $3.50 m- i2ii 4.60 Iimed. $50 9i9 ID
7i40 y IN Leave Philadelphia VIA Camden a IN daily
Ticket oices $40 425 and e44 broadway As,or Hou,a
and foot Of Desbrosses and Courtands sts Co1ss and
Brookyn Annen ososso s loot OF faitoas grooxlyn
Ticket once, No Battery place and Castle Garden.
baggage hotels and - - S~
eSHARLES II j.. IL. WOOD
Genera AanAger. General Passenger Agauk