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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-19

ceeded to put her from the room bp, opening tho door discovered tbo L,,'-- o- ir flames. Reaching the front J'se with one or hls children he founi z. locked and the key removed; thsrerno, he ran to the back door and found :. nailed up; finally he and his little JaT,L ter succeeded in escaping throuyb ,ba window, but both were severely bn-raI The unfortunate woman with the o,fo. four children was burned to death
 SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. IG.-Tha sa.s;,u of the Iranscontlnental associatioD tbis afternoon was of short duration. Tba committee of three, appointed t0 5-at. plans of reorganization, reUOrteJ s-,-s progress, but requested further tir,a fo. action. .QThis was ID consequence of i;s ticulty encountered through dar1o,'I' made by the A. T. Jt $. r.. which yra-s estimated as greater than couId Io oo- cOrdei. The question of the a4-,;s.!--'' of the California Southern road fo -. ,,-.-.,i bership ID the association also c-a-t'I considerable discussion. No corcrrs;C-I was reached. An adjOurpmer. ,-. taken till 7 p. m. tomorrow.
 ss.NEW YORK, Iec. 16.-A Washin,4.. special apparently confirms inc r-Ho-. that Treasurer Jordan ;avors tbs sr. pension. .of ones, ,.twos and lives l.o,oJ ts,, der. with the view of havIng silver 5oI lars forced into circulation. He ba lieves If banks learn that bjlver J,rrs.. are Tn this way forced into cIrcnlst,c+. they can get rid of this ipcoDven;ar, form ot money by deposit!ng silver daI' lars to secure circulation, and upor them issue circulation of small notss. thls will be done and the great probisr, ot what to do with silver dollars h. soIv. ed: He does not think bankers womb voluntarily accede to s1ch a propositioT but II legal tenders below SI0 were leo lslated out of use he believes then tbfv would prOmply accept the situation.
 WASHINGTON, Dee. IG.-Amopr tbe pills introduced and referred were .he
 By Ie!ler-To provide for the free and unlimited coInsse ot silver dollars.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-19

GOVERNOR ZULICK expresses & conf dence that very radical and decisive measures towards the hostile Indians will be taken before Christmas, and that our troubles from this source are close to their final adjustment. So confident Is the Governor in this matter that he only asks R temporary truce by the press in their attacks upon the military and administration for about ten days, when they will have occasion to comment upon new order of things.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-19

IT is hoped that the Citizens Busi- ness Association recently formed in this city, may arrange to erect sampllng works, if not reduction works, in Tucson. The convenience afforded miners for the sampling and sale of theIr ores will ma terialy assist in developing the mining resources of this section, and put con- siderable ready money in circulation.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-19

TIE present season seems to be a harvest Of notable men, and the grim reaper is busy with his sickle, gathering them into the granary of death. The present year has heard the bells tolling for several of our nations idols as well as some of the kings of finance, and men illustrious in otLer walks Of life. The news also comes of the tottering condi- tion of several foreign sovereigns and princes, and it IS spparen. that the nor tuary list Of notables will be considers- bly lengthe ned by spring time.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-19

a spice Of danger, suggested by the extreme csuiiun taken by the train men to Eyoij possible dis aster, should the brakes fail to operate. The friction from the brakes upon the wheels heats the brake shoes to a very high temperature, and great sparks fly from them in the rapid descent. The ride possesses an infatustlng interest and 1t is feature that in itself IS an attraction a tourist cannot possibly resist enjoying.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-19

saftlA4 l A4AsrAuus AFarbAeA VI ~-'Nff t4 of NIsion. Noises in tho Head: sAcr->' drinking intoxicating iiquor~, the 'itai - L1- passing unOoserVsd m the urine. aaa --' other dissAsss that load tO lnsan:ty and e-at.-.
 Dr. M .ntie, who IS \ Regular ' hi 'i' 'T Graduate of the University or i'--t.,.t yanIa Sill agree to forfeit Five h ,i,.I Dollars, for cCss O; this kind ths '-+ Restorative under his special Ed'ies - . trsatmont) will not cure, or Tor sny tel4S Y. - "a. or injurious found in It. Dh- &IN4 lE t.e I,, all Private Diseases s1oSssstnLy Nl'nl-. Nl'nl---,. - cary. Consultation free. Ihorousn GsxaH, G Gxl,-s tinr and adyloe. including snelJsls eI l'l' t. S5. Price of the Vital Restorative. Sl."V . tie, or four times tho quantity, S"' n se n any address upon receipt of pTics oc C, - O secure f0Om observation, and in priTais la-- --- dssired. by DB. MISTIk. II ksarny Street ''5 FsncisoO, Cai. Send for list of qre-i-o'-7 '' pamphlet. --tv
 sAaPLE BOTTLE FREE on s2phcati2a Lt letter stating symptoms, sex and sS-. secrecy m regard 70 all business transsctioH''
 DIX MIHrIE'S Kidney Remedy retieum, cures all kinds of Kidney and biso- ConplAints. GouOrrho-s. Gleet, LS1oo ..ss l-, For salS oy all druggists, sl a bottle, -iA O''-- for t5. .a.
 Dn. MINTIE'S DandsliOn Pills are t-o best and cheapest nyspePsls and BillloIS i.rI in the market. For sale og al! drngsis's'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-19

ELSEWHERE we publish a letter from W. J. Parks of Duncan, which will be read with interest throughout the terri tory. The writer Is well known to our citizens, he having several times addressed them on the Indian situation in Arizona. On his return home he organized com pany of thirty picked men and at their head has taken, the field against the hos tiles. Under hIs leadership these men will make a worthy record for them selves. May success attend them is the prayer of all.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-19

PARsoN DOWNS, of Boston, recently indicted for adultery, promises to brew a scandal that will set all Boston agog. In the pot two high-toned churches are to be thrown, and their imm0ralities stewed down with vengeance. Roscoe Conkling and Ben Butler are said to be among the attorneys who will help Downs down his co-relgionists and hith- erto CO workers in whatever cause they may have been engaged.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-19

TIE United States grand jury, lately in session at Prescott, made their final report yesterday. They find that the last legislature did many naughty things and on this finding express a hope that the next legislature will avoid being naughty m like manner. The express sion of this hope is hardly worth 10 the people of the territory the thousands of dollars it cost to get it.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-19
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY, DEC. 19, 1885

IT is reported that the troops surprised band of Indians in New Mexico and killed two of the hostiles- We cannot refrain from stopping, right here to give the initial credit mark to the military for this daring feat. It is such a re- freshiugly novel experience that we toss up our hat in n paroxysm of joy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-19

A clear head is indicative of good health and regular habits. When the body feels heavy and languid, and the mind works slugGishly, Ayers Cathartic Pills will wonderfully assist 10 a recov- cry of physical buoyancy and mental vigor.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-19

s.oring the Afhlctsd to hEALAh anu HAT [ NESS
 The Doctor will agree Co forfeit SI ,OO0 Tor a sase undertaken not cured The reason ru u-ars cannot get cured of weakness and She above dl-- sases IS owing to ronpllGsti1n called 2 ny9 @ rATORRHEA with HlPEhAESIHE~lA, IA, ghich requires special treatment
 DR. LIEBIG's INvI3ORAToR. No. 2, with cur Ie- cuhar special treatment. ls the only cure try PRosTAroKRHEA- By it manh"od is rest"i"o and the ham e finla moved back from hge t, youth.
 If pimples appear on tho face. If you become listi sss and desDOndant. look out for the coI- pllcAtiOn with Vital Weakness Gad loss of hitsi- ity EnOwn as PrOstatOrrhea. Hundreds of hyes EAvo been lost for the want of proper treatment tor this complication. and thousands have io=t all their property and pleasure m hte from iis sfeots.
 Price Or either InYigOrafor, ss. Cass os nx bottles. SlO. Sent to any address, covered scm ely from observation.
 Dr. Ltebig d O. treGt successfully by h"- noOpathy every form Of SPECIAL, PRIVATE pr CHRONIC DISEASE without mercury ur 1Huseous drugs. If vitality is drained from Che body numerous diseases follow that bsilo or'li- nary al treatment IT EliOged to continue he unnatural iOss causes COnsu mption pIsbe- sss, BrIghts Disease, Insanity, etJ. Cures Klar anJesd. DIseases Of the geuItO- urinary Ors..r-. <1dReys liver and biEdtsE speCiGlil treated. Lis- xAsKs OF WOsIES SPEEDILY CURED.
 tl.altued and espou sible--L5r. Lieh'c a CO., from EUROPE. uro organized on cpmpliarc" EIth the California Medical Law. Diploma pre- sured by reasulGr college eduoatisr. Had are E'~ ID theIr nineteenth year Ci spec si yr'-ciic'- Most powerful electric Eei.s free 'u pgiieHts To PROVE THE WOSBgGFuL Pos iH 't tae iN- fIGORAIOk A E. BOTTLE dIvES ol. sENi fAEh' jonsultatIOn free and prIgRte.
 Call or addrsse
 LIEaIa BESPENSsEI
 4OO Gegry sfrs.at. dan EraEcisco. tai. Private entrance. si Gasuu etl-ar. four t.nsAA lp Geary street from Ksarry. Mal sut-trcs through DIspel-c-y Drug Sto-a. 'cl--az
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-19
Great English Remedy.

isz usFgr-ss'ifrg 3ir for Esrvous bHli.'.. ExhEastsi FItHlitI Sauiual VI oak u 5permstcrrhUa. LJS MANHOOD. iUI1'
 cy, Psralysts. PrUs'at'. rnua and Eli ths trf.i b!e edscts Uf Abuse. youttf1l io-.is- and sxcsssss lu us'-i sArs-such us lose MemOry. .LSs5ltuns.N Na'-
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-19

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1G.-Amonr tbe oiiis introduced and referred were .he following: '"o
 by Ie!ler-To provide for the free and unlimited coInsge ot silver dollars
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-19
LirntG nI.rINsaEH

4OC Gegry street. dan EIaccisco. tai. Private entrance tij hies1u sti"at, four t.DsAA dp Geary street from kearcy. AiaIl suf-t-cs through DIspeI-c-y Drug Sro-e- uCl.-- E
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-17
The S. N. L. Society.

This Society met Tuesday night.
We are sorry to say that the audi
ence came in for the most part rath-
er late. The hour of meeting Is
seven. After roll call &C., the
question for debate, (Which is the
greater figure in history Caesar or
Napoleon?" was read and discussed
hy the following gentlemen Al
firmative-Dr. w. o. Mcdowell ~.
Mr.. W. A. Dunn (2), and Mr.. j. K.
Nelson; Nagative-W. w. Kitchin
(2). Mr.. A. Mcdowell, Capt. W. H.
kitchin.(2 NJ. I. lIufhan and Ma.
j;,r Neal. After highly instruct
i've and very spirited de bate the guess
ton was decided in the Negative.
Napoleon.
After the debate the following
members were appointed for duty at
tile next meeting. Tuesday, Dec. 20
I O'Clock, ?. IN. for reading selec,
tions, L. NJ. Hufham, A. L. Has
SAID Short, W. II. Jpscy, f. +. Hill
lard, and Misses Annie Shields,
Lille Shields, Mary Lawrence, Eu-
nice Mcdowell and Mamie Perry
for composition, w. H. kitchin,
Walter Gray. ". NJ. Davies, ant,
Misses Reae Smith. Leila Shields,
Saliie Speed, Susie Shields and Lou
Randolph.
Come one, come all and be on
time,
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-17
NINTOV ITEMS.

Mr.. EDITOR: Nothing Of much
Importance has TRANSFERRED since
my last letter. save the ''Major's'
continual issuing of licenses and the
many improvements being made in
our (already) little city.
Marriages are becoming the most
frequent occurrences ofthe day
they being too numerous to men
tinn.
As to Improvements, Winton is
not excelled. We notice the new
millinery establishment on Main
Street. near the Post Office, is near
completion, presenting very hand
some appearance.
We are glad to see Mr.. John F.
Odom Of the streets, fast improving
from the wound received at Taylor's
mill short while since,
The steamer Keystone. Capt. Per.
ry, has made a success of her semi.
weekly trips, making it more con-
venient for the public, leaving Win
ton for Norfolk on Tuesdays and
Saturdays, heretofore leaving Satur-
days only.
The Winton fertilizing Co. is pre-.
pairing to manufacture guano the Ell.
suing season. This is reliable COM
pany and hope the farmers will rem
der them their patronage.
We hear a tobacco warehouse to b.
erected here very tavorahly spoken
of, this is what we need, it will be
beneficial to the town, and conven-
lent to the farmers Of this aud adj
joining counties.
We learn a Railroad ere long vii!
connect the Chowan am, Roanoke
rivers. Via. Winton, n. C. By the
aid of this Winton will become one
of the most prosperous towns
in eastern Carolina.
Christmas goods arriving daily
The three heroes convicted at tn,
fall term OF court 1885 in Gate S
county were executed on Monday
the 7th, i'm GNesville. y. C..
With this. MIR. Editor, l bid adieu
hoping the DEMOCRAT will ever be
crowned With success and prosper
ity.
Yours as ever, 4
FRANK. /
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-17

Yesterday afternoon at II O'Clock
In the Baptist church at Dawson 8
x Roads, by Rev. c. A. Woodson. of
Enfield, Mr.. Balfour Dunn and Miss
Annie Vaughan. The walters were
MI. G. w. Gray and Miss Annie
Dunn, Mr.. j! b. Dunn and Miss
Mary Barnes, Mr.. S. b. Kitchln and
Miss Susie Shields. Mr.. Burton Ed
Wards and Miss Matte Nichols. Mr..
Gus White and Miss Nina Manning,
MIR. Will Appla and Miss NJ :ud
Bryant, M. E. Barnes ard Miss Mat
tie Cutchin, and Mr.. Bud Cutchin
and Miss. Mollie Tillery.
After the ceremony the happy
couple proceeded to the home of tie
grooln's father, Mr.. j. l.. Dunn, O;
this place, where nice wedding
supper had been prepared. The hes,
Wishes of the DEMOCRAT attend
them.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-17
AS OTHERS SEE US.

The Scotland Neck DEMOCRAT
which entered on a new volume last
week i. live paper. Long life to
it, say we !--Ealeigh Chronicle.
The Scotland Neck DEMOCRAT
has completed its first year, and bids
fair to live many more with CORES
spending increase in its rep utation.
Rocky Mt. 1alker.
The Scotland Neck DEMOCRAT
has completed it's first volume. 1t
is one of the most ably edited jour-
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-17
lea Gsln~cIseo

In the issue of The ArAansaw Traveller
dated December Doth will appear the
chapters of a new serial, by the Editor of
The Arkansaw Iraveler, entitled ''I.en
Gansette; A Story of Arkansaw Life.''
The characters in this story are drawn
from life and will be presented liz the
authors bappiest style. The short sto-
ries which have Iona been a feature OF
The Irareler have been widely copied,
and 'sAnnie Green,' the serial now run
nins in that paper, is a story of absorb
ing interest. Len Gansette,'' is work
of wider scope and stronger character
yet appeared in The Trdveler and it will
doubtless receive hearty welcome from
readers of fiction throughout the conn-
try.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-17
HEADQUARTERS.

10! This way. everybody
And listen to what we have to say.
We do not deal in shoddy,
But sell honest goods in every way.
Our stock we do now assert
Is better than any i'll this town.
Which we will sell as cheap as dirt
And none to compete with to be fonnd.
Just give us call and you'll find
That what We say we will do,
Wen sell anything i'll our line
AS cheap as the cheapest and cheaper too.
In our stock you will find
Every thing in the dry goods line,
From spool.o cotton to suit of clothes.
From ladies cloak to pair of hose.
In our groceries, we are Sare to please
From a barrel of sugar to pound of
cheese,
Coffee. crackers, cakes and candy sweet
And the best -four on the street.
In hardware, we carry a full stock
Or everything from pen to lock,
Wen sell you shovel, hoe or rake.
And plows of all kinds Of the very best
make,
Now just drop IN if you choose
And examine our stock of boots & shoes
We have them on land Of every grade
The cheapest and best offered to the trade
And now to the public we will say
Ii you want fair play and honest deals,
Gentlemen Just walk over this way
A nd call on the firm of White i Shields.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-17
4 SOLDIER, OF FORTUNE,

This is the play selected by the
committee appointed by the s. n.
L. Society. 1t will be played in
Edmondson Hall Friday night fol-
lowing Christmas. Don't forget.
1t is a comedy. The players are
Messrs. Charlie Speed, + L. White
head, Gus White, w. w. Kitchin
Charlie Gray. Leart Pittman, w. E
Whitmore, and Robt. Collins and
Misses Lou Randolph and Eva
Kitchin and Mrs w. A. Dunn.
Here is a synopsis Of the play:
Act I.-General introduction Of the
characters. The Colonel recounts
his war "reminiscences. PltrOni,
the gentleman from California,
plots his future villainy. Ida s
terror at his threats. His quarrel
with DR.. Fargo.
Act II.-Belmont on the verge of
bankruptcy. The great robbery at
the Belmont mansion. The Colo
nel's grand lottery prize.
Act III.-The villaiDOus attempt
to blow up DR.. Fargo's Office. Fred's
remarkable progress in his studies
especially grammar. Snowfall
has a tooth drawn suddint.
act W The proposed duel.
Serious wounding Of the Colonel by
Patroni's treachery. Death of the
latter by lightning.
Act V.-The great generosity of
the Colonel Soldier Of fortune) dis
covered and rewarded by belmont
Reconciliation of Agnes and DR..
Fargo. Happy denouement.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-17

nails In the South, and it has our bvst
Enthusiastically Mt. Clipper.
The Scotland Neck DEMOCRAT
has entered upon its second year OF
usefulness. A bright, sparkling
journal it is, and we wish it contin>
uea prosperity Greenvllle Refec->
tor.
The Sroland Neck DEMOCRAT
has entered upon its second volume
It is bold and fearless defender Of
the peoples rights. and denounces
wrong from whatever source it comes
Long may it livc.-Smith6eld Her.
aid.
The Scotland Neck DEMOCRAT
has entered its second year. and not
withstanding it has always felt large
enough to speak out in meeting
it proposes to widen out into thirty
six columns soon. Our best wishes.
Hickory Careliniun.
The Scotland Neck DEMOCRAT has
entered upon its second year under
its present management. The DEM
ocRAT Is true blue Democratic pa
per and gives out no uncertain sound
upon all live questions. We wish
our contemporary unbounded success
and along life. 1t is awell edited
paper.-Roanoke Neus.
The Scotland Neck DEMOCRAT has
entered upon its second year. What
ever else it may be it is genuine
Democratic paper and no mist AXE
It's young editor sets some Of the
ol'ter ones good example in faith
fully unfolding sound Democratic
principles. We wish it the creates!
success in the good work it is doing
Wilmington Star.
The Sootl.nd Neck DEMOCRAT is
one year old. 1t has been ou1
lot to differ with the DEMOCRAT in
several matters but we take pleasure
in saying that the paper is always
read at this Office with interest. NJ
matter how much you differ with the
DEMOCRAT you can but notice thai
it always contains something worth
reading. The paper, at least, Is no
common placc.-Wilson Advunce.
The Scotland Neck DEMOCRAT il
one year old. 1t, has been our lot
TO differ with the DEMOCRAT in sew
eral matters but we take pleasure il
saying that tile paper is always rea,
at this Office with interest. No mat
ter how much you may differ will
the DEMOCRAT you can but motto,
that it always contains sonethin.
worth reading. The paper. at lea
is not comnoo place.-Kinston Ere.
Press.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-17

Tor one of them the boys voted at
ten cents a vote for the prettiest
yiri and the girl getting The largest
number of votes "took the cake"
YOU know, and for the other the girls
voted for the mos: popular young
man.
Miss Eva Kitchin received one of
these cakes and Mr.. Gus White the
other.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-17

AT the Festival last week held in
Ilttman's hall for the benefit Of the
"ethodlst Church of this place, we
understand that sixty >five dollars
we're cleared. 1t was certainly a
n'ce ant well conducted festival.
'oa might see everything you wish
60 On the tables, and the walters
anew all about their business. On
nursaay night two cakes were
iie -" - 80: hit exactly. but
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-17
1898 SAVAGE'S SHOP. 1850
The Oldest Establishment in Town.
ALWAYS RELIABLE.

Still stands where for quarter Of century,
Work of eUery kind has been DONE Pro Bono PuLlico
When Still for fair and reasonable price,
You can have Any thing you want done in Trce.
We do propose to compete with q Botch.
Our aim is to reach up to higher mitch.
And for fteir chalges good work give
AS Motto has always been 20 live and let live
Vehicles Of uU kinds known to the. trade,
On hand, Ordered, or to Special Order made,
Nice painting is speciality in line.
Will paint you wagon q buggy, a sign,
Horse shoeing, correctly done and with dispatch,
By G. w. Bracy, who for such work, has match
Other workmen may come and others may 90,
Otler shops may rise. and others may fall,
But Savage's Shop, still holds the FORT,
Aud for first class work beats them all.
just give a trial and for yoar self.
That we lay all others the shelf.
That which other workmen may fail TO do
We promise surely to put through
And sin view Of the fact that in this
Not regular undertaking Establishment is found
We will still continue to make as heretofore,
Nice Collins. have done, for 80 years more,
We keep Metallic cases, (Oerbum sup{you know.
But just go the establishment of n. b. Josey, and Co.
Where you get ahem, both costly ana fne
Or any thing else in the undertaking line
II is a new feature recently added to thee
And all a you will fnd PRO Bono PaA..co."
And In case, with a you a Ieatistone
just apply to the power behind the thcnEc"
To friend Biggs refer, you will fad him very kind
And he will supply, ~aLns In the lleadsone line.
I've said my say. and Il take my go
/ Ofense either friend foe
I merely wish that my friends, and others may know
That all have said, can prove to be
J.Y.SAvAGE.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-17
II G. CONFERENCE.

Appointments in this district
for this Year;
WARRENTON DIsTRiCr-J. S.
Nelson, p. E.
Warrenton circuit-R. O. Burton.
Warren Il. j. Holden.
Ridgeway " -Jno. N. Cole.
Roanoke 6 II. p. Bonner.
Weldon and Halifax station-W.
B. North.
Scotland Neck mission-J. S.
Nelson.
Halifax circuit-J. r. Brooks.
Wilson statiOn-J. +. Brooks.
Wilson miSSion-D. 3. Holden
Nashville circuit-Z. T. Harrison
Edgecombe circuit-A. R. Raven
Central Institute for young Ia
dies j. NJ. Rhodes, principal.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-17
FOR SALE OR RENT!

In Palmyra. N, o.
One very convenient cottage dwelling,
containing four large rooms, with kitch-
en- and dining room attached, and all nee
cssary out houses. good garden and a
good we'll Of water-also one vacant lot
containing one acre. All situated on main
street and very desirable village loca-
ton. for one wishing 10 engage in public
business. This property can be bought
at extremely low figures. Apply to
r. i. Owens.
Scotland Neck. N. G.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-17
7 LIGHTNING RODS.

Persons wishing to protect their
property from lightning will find
it to their enterest to consult me
before having rods erected. ! put
up rods upon the scientific principles
adoped in London at meeting of
Electricians, upon the non-insula-
ting plan. [ have both steel and
copper rods; copper is the best of
all conductors. My work shall be
ai5hfull, executed and upon reas
enable terms. All orders shall have
prompt attention by applying to
B. II. TYSON,
Wilson, N. G.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-17
Executors Notice.

Having qualified as executor under the
will of Albania Bell, deceased, l here
by notify all persons holding claims
against said deceased to present them to
me for payment within twelve months
from this date. All persons indebted
will make payment this Nov. 10, 1885.
RICHARD BELL,
nv r TT SNTr;I Jr Att'y