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THE HIGHER COURTS.
Court or Appeals,

I'D Adams va. the State, from Polk.
Opinion by Wills on, f.: The appllca-
ton for continuance was In strict
compliance with the requirements OF
tbe statute. Tho evidence Of tho ab.
sent witness was material; that tho ev.
idsuce was cumulative merely is not
a objection which can b urged on the
Ara application for q continuance. The
1oselmony WAS probably true, u being
s.neses.sss1 y Dms 9! NE witnesses
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Have boon sufferer from malarial
neuralgia for eight years, aud have
Tried nearly everything, without any
marked relief, until tried Tongallne,
snu can conacientiously say IL has
proved In my case perfect suucass.
FIRED. Z. LYNCH, Nj. d.,
mount Pleasant, South Carolina,
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II your Wheeler IL Wilson sewing
machine noeda repairing take 1t 20
tho slend and carry il TO 9O3 Elm
street, 1t will be adjusted and guar.
anleed st reasonable figure. Spool
cotton, oil, needles tor all machines q,
tho lOWcst prlces.
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Eczema,

For the benefit of suffering humanity,
and in heartfelt gratitude at the wonderful
resnlt, deem IT only my duty to give this
unsolicited testimony in favor o SWift's
Specific Gy wife has been afflicted with
hereditary Eczema or salt Rh6um from
her infancy. II has increased In intensity
with each succeeding spring, and being
somewhat skilled in medicine myself, |
Tried every remedy could think OF for
years-snrs0pa lila combidel with every
form or Potassiac, ID hundreds Of other
remedies lotions, and alligli washes of
every known kind, TINT they AL gave only
tempo a'y relief. During the spring of 1854
her lower eXtremitcs became so innamed
ana sore that she was obliged TO keep them
constantly coated with covering of "Fu =
ler's earth," mixed wet and allowed TO dry
on Among other things she was Inflicted
with periodical nervous headache, uc-
curing regularly every seven DAYS, some
times followed by an Intermittent fever
Tor weeks ut o time, so that her life became
q burden TO her.
This spring determined she should take
81 y. -, and following strictly Tho objections
In regard TO dOs5, diet, etc This was about
seven weeks ago After taNiug the first
large bottle the disease Stoned to increase;
the burning itching and Inflammation ne
came unbearable. She, however, pcrsa.
Nefed IN the use or the medicine Nfter
taking the second bottle the inflammation
began 10 subsde After the Third bottle
the inflammation disappeared ana sore spots
dried up ana turned white and scaly, ana
finally sue brushedt sm OIL II an impalpa.
Die While powder, resembling pure nuit
she is now taking the sixth bottle, thIes
table-spoonfuls four times daily. Every
appearance Of the disease has gone, and
hef flesh Is becoming soft, white and
smooth agalni aud w-at IL moro, her pc
Ilodical headaches have dslppcarei, and
she lsnny ,at " years o. age, eni wing Che
Z IA gAu
wards OF 10 years. No wuudcr she declares
WITH emphasis that every bottle of S. g. s, Is
Wor III usand times rs weight In gold.
any further reformation concerning her
cste Will be Cheerful " Given by herself 90
her teSidoncg, r. Mullrt street, or by me,
JOHN +, BRADLEY, a GflsWOld 81
Detroit, Mich, May Is, 1855.
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Farmer. Ana srseh.n,s.

=, save money aud Doctor bills. Re.
heve your Mothers, Wives and Sisters
ny timely purchase of DIR. Bosanko's
Cough and Lung Syrup, best known
remedy for Coughs, Colds, Croup ana
Bronchial objections. Raliyes Chill.
dren OF Group In ono night, may save
you hundreds Of dollars. Price IA
cents, and 81. Samples free. Sold by
all druggists. ~
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

NOllUH Is hEkEBN GIVEN THAR
letters OF administration ON the cstn,e of
y, w. stevenson and porcil,n Stevenson
Weio granted tn me by the honorable
county. court OF Dallas county, ,c,xas.
anu that ell persons holding claims
hgoinst said estatenfo required 10 ptcscnt
lhe sanc within the time prescribed by
Jaw MY residence ami poslonire address
Is NO llibMain street, naiias. ~ xns
Administrator OF the estate OF 4 III and
'ercilla Stevenson.
nALLAs. TESAs. sepiember %, iss,
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Advocates Of prohibition need have
nG fears Of "PRIcKLY ASH BITTEnsr
as II ISL medicine, and by reason of
its oatharuc proportiee cannot he used
as u beverage. It is manufactured
from the pureot materials, and Gets
directly on the Liver, kidueys, Stom-
ach ana Bowels. AZ u blood purifier
IL hes 40 equal. 1t is pleasant TO tho
taste, and effective u seton.
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Tho Globe Clothing House sweeps
tho country, nnessuming, Wthaut
pietensions. they are desliug out 20 an
approciativo public, childr5n's suits.
aud boy quits, mons euiis, shirts 81
prIcos that make an impression.
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Have given Tongallno a trial in two
casee OF nouralgia--one lady aged co.:
four doses gayU permanent relief; the
other lady sgod 10; neither have had
any. return. j. ID. Donnohue, NJ. d.,
Butler, Mo.
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There are scores OF persons who are
suffering from some form OF blood dis
order on akin disease, such us soroi-
ula, boils, etc, etc. After practical
test w. IL. Howell II Bros, druggists,
assert that ACker's Flood Elixir viii
certainly cure all such diseases, in.
Guiding syphilis and rhcUmstism. 1t
Is not q patent noatrum, but 80 sc!au-
tiiic preparation. They guarantee ~.
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Take IL with You.

Are you about 30 travel? For sea.
sicsnoss, malaria, or tho effects OF Il
change Of climate, food or water, there
Is nothing 70 beneficial hs parGer's
! Tonic.
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PERSONAL

w. ". Winfield, tho courteous and
affable passenger agent Of tho Wabash.
In la tho city. Mr.. Winfield has tho
satisfaction OF knowing that this road
has mado the fastest run on record,
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Group, wnOoplng cough and hrou-
cmtiS Immediately relieved by Shi-
lGh's Cure. sold Oy }. l.. Williams Il
Co,
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John Cisentrsut, bricklsyer, cistarn
builder and soNiug CRATES and all
Kinds OF tiulw0fk. Leave orders Ut Al
Commerce street.
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Keep oil diseases when uaugor
Threatens. Take llepai0souo Rud YOU
Will be safe. Try one bottle.
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VI. u. Burr u Bro. are solo agents
Tor ths celebrated "knox Hat" the
very best made. j0S Main straAt.
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Catarrh curot, heslth and sweet
breath secured by Shilch's Catarrh
Remedy. Price 80 cents. Nasal in
.lectcr Tree. Sold ny j. l.. Williams d
90.
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a Positive Written Guaranis,
MBRRLAnE: (lIIlDI

%oV EnIeS, Vine plaIes
Elegant cloth and gilt binding. Sealed ~.
IN money or postage stamps. Over liitv ,1oays
Lni pen pictures, showing who may mary y
not, why, Proper age to marry. WHO mo,.n,s ~
Manhood. Womanhood. Physical d. M uS
should marry. How life and happinesss Nv. NJ
increased. Those married or about - mai
should read it: C. interest and voine ~ =. m1H
thinking man and woman. poprlor @ss7
Oapcr cover, Gbr Address DR. W'tyvr,Ts1.ssss
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The Southern Pacific and tho pepver

The southern Pacific and tho Denver
The rumor that tho Southern Pacific
had refused TO honor tho draft Of the
Denver Il Rio Grando for award.
made by tho Transcontineutal asso-
citation, IL confirmed by dispatch
from san Francisco, which sayB thai
General Traffic Manager Stubbs ntates
thst ~ drafts Of similar nature will
90 rejected. Tho company gives as q
reason Tor " 6ctlon that the arbitra-
Drs refused 70 hear tho Southern Pa
cue sompany's testimony when max.
Ing the awards,
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We VIII show you tho finest assort-
mont OF Arnhsim merchant tailor
hocus, at on cents dollar. Globe
Clothing Store.
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Shilch's Oa,aiTh Remedy, ~ positive
cure for Cstarrh, tiphtheria and cank.
or mouth. Sold by J. l.. Williams Il
IN
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just try bottle OF DIR. Scott's Cocoa
Iron and Phosphorus. For Gallo by ell
druggists.
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SIDEWALK NOTES,
ladies', misses and childrens'
beet slipper rs at Leon ksbns.
IL L..

ladies', misses and childrens'
beet siippt rs az Leon ksbns.
l.. f. Curtis, the jeweleT.
l.. Z. Curtis, the jeweler.
Fresh oysters De,monico.
Crazy quilt pieces at Bauman's.
Wootan Wells water, ) cents giasa,
al the Glen Lea saloon.
Wooian Wells water recsly vi daily
~ the Glen Lea saloon.
Fresh Woo;au Wells waite. every
day 40 the Glen Lea saloon.
Established 1873 eldest saloon in
Dallas. Two Brobners saloon.
sos Main street. All kinds OF sruits
and vegetable a. A. II. Bouche's.
Orr, 72i Main street, can't be beat on
buggies, buck-hoards or road carts,
Bouche Keeps all kinds Of cigars an
tobacco. Try his nickle Tiger cigar.
WagsDhaeuser beer, always fresh on
tap 81 705 Elm street, the Blue Front.
Coal and coke a. bottom dgures, in
large and small quantities, Dallas
City Gas Light company.
Bouche,the Main street grocer, Keeps
the Aldeu compressed yeast. Always
fresh.
Orders niomp'ly filed to any pa,t OF
Dallas Groceries 80 mueller's, 92
Elm strees,
Canned goods, general merchandise,
teas, coil5es and spices. Mueller, 9i2
Elm street.
j. r. Muelor, 9i2 Elm street, Tho
finest stock OF groceries,,
Elegant now stock of iowelry jus
received. Corner Main aud p6ydraq
streets. l., E. Curtis, isweei.
Tho finest assortment ot spcctacles
and eyeglasses in tho city, corner OF
Main and Poydras streets.
70 have your watches, cl0uks and
8Weiry repaired, go 60 l., u. Curtis.
ooroer o. Main and PoVdras streets,
In collars, Coon " Co., are taking the
Load. oar Htorlt is The largest ia the
city. H. t.. Burr d Bro, sos Main
street..
Ona of the nicest presents tor your
"i'e rs a pbpJon or buggy, H. don't
COSY much. Orr viii sail them low, 72i
~ ain street.
Talk 10 choap, goods aud prices
90 " ~ y tNAlf sfHh iHii bb HOt lluTf
Bros, nav full stock Of furnishing
goods and hats, sos Main street.
Pltman It Roberts, contractors for j.
j. schlllenger, patent cement side
walks. Office AZ Ord's Place, NJ. ia
Lamar street. Orders promptly at
tended to.
The Thomas addition is now the ia
vOrite Tor handsome residence lots, for
sale by Oliver Thomas IL Bro. Poydras
street, in roar OF Flippsn Adouo IL
lobits bank.
4 beautiful homo ia the delight of
III, III you want one, consult j. n.
Constant. guarantee to give you the
lnest high art paper banging for the
least money la tho city, III Sycamore
street.
Mrs. Chestnut hes Just returned
rom the North, and she has selected
the finest assortment of ladies' hats,
bonnots, ribbons, ETC., which she could
find in the fashionable centers. All Of
her goods arc fresh and the latest
styles, and besides, she has bought so
low that her prices will surDriso you.
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Orr, I2l Main stroot, is receiving
large shipments of buggies, carriages,
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Castles Bros. hsvo tho largest as,
sortment OF silk, wool and hslbriggsu
underweur. 5l2 Main street.
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Goto see n. d. Burr h Bros. tino lima
OF goods. They will undersali ali
compotitors, 10 per cent 1t least. brs
MAIN street.
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Road wagons, phptons, buggios and
Al s,yles OF vehicles for sEle low, ny
Orr, 79 Main street.
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Rouah.and.ready Btraws. in all
styles, AZ Bauman's.
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Changes on tho Missouri, Kansas &
1eXas.

The following changes and appoint.
ments on tho Missouri, Kansas IL
Texas soad take efIact October Is, 1896:
Mr.. ri. O. Straight having resigned, tho
ofiics OF division superintendent OF the
westorn division of tho Missouri Pa
ellie railway - abOlishad. The office
OF Mr.. II. ID. Drake, assistant Buporin-
tendeni, ~ removed To Kansas CITY.
lie Will, in addition to HIS other
duties, perform tho duties heretofore
porlormed by tho division superinsen-
dent OF the western division,
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lT0k E--iS,UlO ACRES OF LAND II
~ stephens county, purity improved
ana ieuytdj Abundance OF liVnI water:
lNnl l'Sl'ciAs5 aud suitable FOR ranch pur-
poats ur hrmiug; O. splendid location ior
,9lony Apply To- the southwest Land
iNhpli 80 Sent r-If1
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RAILROADS.
Texas / Pacific R.R
THE GREAT POPULAR ROUTE
HElKEEl TIE EAST AM TIE VEST
SHORT LINE
TO NEW ORLEANS
AND ALL POINTS IN
LOUISIANA,
NEW MEXICO,
ARIZONA and

F1vorite line 10 The North, East end
Southeast. Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars
daily between st. Louis and Dallas, Fort
worth, III Faso and san Francisco, DSliss
and New OrleGas Without change. Pull
man s'eepers Fort Worth and Dallas &c
New Orleans Without change.
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The Fisher pisnos. Wnl A, watl,in
q CO., HERALD building.
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THAIrSa PASS DALLa.ss

,EISAIrSa PASS DALLAS
GOING EAsT-F. & p. DEPOT.
No. Syst. Louis Express. $40 A, "
Leaves Union Depot. ............. 9:l0 A, ii
No. l5i-San Antonio ES arr 1890 P. "
No. S0i-New Orleans Passenger. sac p. NJ
no. S9s leaves Union Depot zee. $3.50 p. N .
GOING vEsr-UNION DEPOT.
No. Sl-California Express, arr, 6:lS p N,
No. 5Ol--Califernia Express, Iva. 6;3o p. N @,
Leaves + 4 2 Depot. ,........... G:i5 p "
No, S03 Local Passenger, ar, &C.. il ;50 A, II q,
No. SO3--L0cal Passenger, I've .l2.i0 p. NJ .
Leaves 4. q p. Depot. .......... .I2.2Q y. u.
No, l63-San Antonio Express,
leaves 7. & L. Depot. SOS a. NJ
Nos. SB and 30i run between Fort Worth
ana New Orleans daily Nos, ld and l5S
connect at Fort Worth With trains 10 and
from Colorado. Nos S)l, 3g2 and sos take
meals at the Union Depot Double daily
trains to New Orleans. The Texas Il Pa
citC Is Ill miles the shortest route TO New
Orleans, Solid trains FL Paso TO 81 Louis;
also Dallas 10 san Atomic, etc. Fast time,
irst-class equipment, sure connection. Sec
that your ticket reads via the Texas j. Pa
ciilc Railway.
Passengers booked b. and nom oil nts
10 Europe via the "RFD STAR" Steamship
Inc, plying between New York, Philadel-
phia and Antwerp, Belgium, and the
"AMKRICAN' steamship Line, between
Philadelphia and Liverpool, England.
For maps, time tables, tickets, rates end
all required Information, call on or address
e. p. TURNER,
Ticket Agent, 5Q6 Main street, Dallas. Texas
IL. =. HUGHES,
Passenger Agent, Houston, Texas
B w. MCCULLOUGH,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent, Gal
W. II. NEWMAN,
Traffic Manager Galveston Tayaa
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non sALu- TIE JOHN FUGNrTY
l.ru, tith a'l Improvements, inachin-
Texas, - miles east " Waco, aud I inus1
rom nv, Calm, ON tine TcNns 4
~, LOUIS ul road Uni consist.
lng 90 about . iUl ncres OF tho very by,,
iA,m!ug lands, with about 500 acres I'm cul.
uNeuohi There IL uu abundance Of water,
pNs'N1o NnO lmp.r land lu the tract. For
idui or particular, apply 10 Ji1MAN.
~. ..... =, ~. = 90. 1.lycslon texas. stp3.6m
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rexas 4 81 Louis Affairs.

Mr.. J. NJ. Mccormick, special master
in the Texas & ST. Louis railroad sale
has just retarned from q "trip TO Waco.
While thero he says the accounts Of
Receiver Woodward wore passed.
upon and found CORRECT. He
informed q HERALD reporter
that the sale would not now take
place before December l. In tue mean.
time Colonel Paramore'the president
OF the road, and the new receiver, Mr..
Fordyce, are on an inspecting tour in
the State. Tho sale will probably
be made in order TO close out all small
claims that might hereafter be annoy.
ing to the new syndicate.
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FOR SAlE.

DOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SINKER
Il d Davis 25-horsc-p0wer engine, new,
never used; one 3)-powor boiler, new;
pump, pipes and everything connected
wi h boiler aud engine. For particulars,
inquire of Dallas Cracker Co octlG.tt
HOE SaLE-A LATEST IMPROVED
Il Remington typewriter; good as new;
been in use only one month apply to A.
N, MANN. New Home Sewing Machine
ONCE octl5-3t
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Gouid's Reasons for Visiting the West,
Ii is said that ono of tho objects of
Jay Gould's present visit To the West
IL to look over tho Central branch
property of the Union Paciiie--recontly
released by the Missouri Pacific for a
term of % years and decide as TO th o
policy OF extending IL TO Denver. This
isan invasion of Burlington- Missouri
territory, and Now York tboor!gers
assert that the latter contsmplates n
counter move by wav of securing q
majority OF Kansas & Texas stock,
ritory.
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I'Ok SALb AFA BANGAIN-i.ARGE
\ numbe ofcn Cs ana chascs OF various
SIZES; printers I'm need OF other viii lind 10
HERALD
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DOR SALH-.LADiGS' AM SENTi5
n restaurant; fr.tcluss in every partlc-
MAR; elegant fixtures; three yenrs' lease;
best iocation in city: blrgain for cggh'
Aiurcss 7oS q, Fort Worth octiO..t
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l(OR sALE-bUTH STOVE an CORD
3 wood OF al v0rtctics, at rcasonnYle
prizes; also lUli lineCf hors fccd. = pYs-
Dallas orti5.t I
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For Sale by I'll Druggist,
Treatise on Blood and Stin Djsansns
mailed free,
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO,
ono. Drawer g, Atlanta, ca.
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L'uR SNLt--A I'D $500 D.HNN0
y % gan Wt low price, and cnsy terms If
ey.red' WILL A. WATltIS q co, Herald
building,
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a. OK SALE OK EXCHANGE SUlTA-
bic for person wishing to engage
In the fancy poultry business, several head
OF very extra plymouth Rocks, White Leg.
hornsi Toulouse geese and Pekin ducks,
which VII exchange for suburban lot
or morse; also large number Of good stcck
at$l 10 IS iOe The common trGJc, q. NJ.
OYEHLEtsF, no Ross avenue. octlSeodtf
NOR SALE-HOUSG on FOUR ROOMS
A. and hno gallery; good &c lar ard els,
term lot S5Xlj5; fine ir'it, splendid bgr-
gain, WILL n, WATSIS & Co, Herald
building. sepo}eod-tf
NOR SALE-SkALED BIDS AXE IN
4 Nl,cd for the purchase of the entlrt
piantot the Dallas Barrel aad Wooden
N'Ie Fhctory, Including real estate, bu Id
lhgS, machinery nud stock, b dders can
procure information relative to tae prop.
cry rom Mcssrs. Frank III. Cochroli and
opened at n meeting OF the present owners,
10 be held atihe oiiicc OF Gecrse !, ieyier
~ %, No. 7Gl Main street on Tuesday
evening, October -, 1876, at 1880 DEL elk.
h Eht reserved 10 reject any or gll bids
blds To be handed TO GEORGE ]. DsNTER,
Secretary. octls-7t
EOk SALE-A GENTLE LAY JBUNSE'
- hnd also a pony; both suitable for
family Or delivery Apply NJ l2i North
hhrt COL street. cc'lf-2t
INOh SALt-rnE FNUlC ANb HOAX
elaud, lie sycamore street, IN first.
ci1ss order and good trade cad Tor n good
purchaser WI be eNd 'Or $50 cash 10 a
prompt purchaser. Apply between ard .
p, NJ 40 llt sycamore street. tctl6-ot
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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-10-08

In this local you will find no
names. We will only state the
facts as they were stated to us.
1t is well known in a certain neigh
borhood near here that for a long
time two young men have been 60
ing 10 see the same lady and it has
been rumored that both have court
ed or are counting her. The other
day these two young men happened
to meet at the same house, not the
young iady's home by the way, Of
course the lady was there. They
chatted together till bedtime, both
the gentlemen using all their powes
Of conversation TO gain the more
favor. The two rivals were put in
the same room to sleep. Without
talking much they undressed and
crawled in bed. From then till day
the scene in that room was monoto-
nous. First A would turn over, in
about ten minutes B would follow
suit.
They would BE- perfectly still for
about half ar hour and then both
would tur-n over. Weren't dreaming
but they didn't talk all the same.
This silent turning over was kept
/ up till it was time to get up next
morning. They arose with sleepy
eyes. Why didn't they sleepg
Thinking of their loved one? No
each remained awake through fear,
afraid if he fell asleep the other
would murder him.
For further particulars apply
to this Office and may be we will
refer you co fuller sources.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-10-08

-sGF Contributors will please remem-
Der this; we cannot publish any contrl-
button unless the name of the author is
known to us. We must know whose ar
ticles we print. Ifyou don't want your
zeal name attached to the article, you
only have to say so and be satisfied. We
will not give you away. Nobody else
shall know who you are if you wish to be
unknown. But we must know. Now
we have several communications which
we cannot publish on acco unit of ignorance
of the authors. Last week we received
a nice and we'll written contribution, from
some young lady, which we would be
more than pleased to publish if We only
knew who Anonymous is. Now kind
ly let US know your name, and we viii
gladly give your contribution a place
in our columns.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-10-08

last Saturday Morning one
John Thomas Teeman col. was
tried before Justice White for steal
a steer and was bound over to
court. 1t is now thought that he
is an old cattle stealer though he
may not be more than twenty one
years old. His plan is to drive his
plumber to some other town as
Enfield, or Hamilton and sell. 1t
is said too that he hasS 500. in bank
in Tarboro. Well, the said John
Thomas Teeman was lodged in the
town lookup for safe keeping. He
was handcuffed. Sunday evening
he was there and all thought that
he would be taken to Jail next day
but Monday morning he was not
there. BY some means he Slipped
the handouts off and ripped up a
a plank in the floor of his prison
about seven feet from the end of the
lookup. He broke a jug in pieces
the jug was one which was placed
in there with water then he used
one of these pieces as spade and
dug a whole about nine feet
long and large enough to crawl
out and made his escape. Oul
lookup is not strong enough.