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The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-08-29

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The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-08-29

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The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-08-29

Nothing as good as Browns Iron Tonic.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-08-29

Take Browns IroH Tonic for weakness.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-08-29

Leslie and 1 arc great friends, aud have become famous. for we are planning and plotting our fourth drama and as Leslie smlhngy remarks, turning to h's wife, " If he cannot be an actor, he will he an author" whilst close beside me is his child, who has his wife's beauty, and | hope her nobility, for never a nobler or a better he4ri beat ID woIn ans breast.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-08-29

ghas. HSsgk tS1. Esq., iawfsF, % stats s.. b,atss. 4aP,sSts sfNstGS aa1ef bas 9sSesxs SHil0A hJF Ca fsass. sbirl, covered usA pstlsste body sk1 itHsss Afd i1 ~hieb al katNa sastasssds ssi treatment had been sppiIsJ st6sst bsases. wbins sosh .,istSlJ ratsa soisir by ti,s GHTf- sgs. EeaGBtE< gsAylas rtsks asd hsAitbT skta.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-18
After. TisOasgfats.

We had been in the school room for ten
months and the latter five we had also
been i'll our sanctum. We felt like going
off. Whittier could we go? Where could
we have the best time? Would we not
like to visit the place winch turned Us
loose upon the world just one year ago
Certainly. We planned our campaign.
We felt free. and we wo uld attend w. F
College Commenc cment and spend ths
most enjoyable week that ever crowned a
mortal's hopes. For the Commencement
see another column. Saturday evening
the 9th, we ere off the cars shaking hands
with many friends. Immediately we were
carried back twelvemonth and as boy
again we laug he'd and talked. No sorrow
there. The Hill was alive with Com
me ncement. We were glad to sec 81
many new students, then unknown to us
but now we hope to remember them ant
to be remembered. 4 better looking sci
of boys than was at w oke Forest can b.
found nowhere.
Many old stud ents gathered there, AM
few they were W hose hands we did no
clasp. There were members of the elias;
of 81 present. Rev. w. b. Pope OF GU
class mas already set his classmates goo;
example, he has taken unto him sclfa bet
ter half. and it is the wish OF the remain
ing ii of the class Of 81 that long. pros
porous and happy life may attend then
both.
Changes have been wrought in the cam
nus ALL for the best. The old bell ha
been replaced by one which they say i
louder An old Inflow oak has been re
moved. And instead Of what was once
ore Memorial Building was erected, tn
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-18
Personal Mention.

Mr.. w. 7. Grimes, who has been att
ending Chapel Ill for the past year.
passed through this place last week on his
way home in Hamilton. lie is as jovial
as ever.
Miss Emma Vaughan, who has been at
tending school st uopev.!le, n. J., re>
turned home last week.
Miss Carrie Whitehead returned from
Lodebar. Va last week, where she has
been attending school.
Mr.. Il. S. Neal, wao graduated with
distinction from Chapel Hal this session
came home last week.
Mr.. \. c. Livermon, who graduates at
Wake Forest College next June, spent
Friday night with Mr.. Lee Dunn. He
was on his way home IN Roxobel.
Messrs. Leoniias Damn and Claude
Kltchin returned from Wake Forest last
Friday evening.
Miss Nena Manning. Of Henderson Is
vi iting her sister, Mrs. C. w. Dunn.
Miss Lula Randolph, who graduated
at oxford Female Seminary came home
Friday evening.
Mr.. Willie Pittman formerly Of this
place but nov of Salem was il town last
tuesday.
The following Of our people attended
W. T. Commencement. Misses Mary
Lawrence Minnie Edmondson, LULU
! Randolph. and Bette joyner, Mrs. J. Ii
/ Lawrence, and Messrs. }. ID. Hui ham.
Noah Diggs, Henry Futreil,- E. i. Hi
lard, L. Z. Dowcli. W. W. Early All
W w. K;tchin.
| MessrS. James anu Leart Pittmai1. were
suddenly called to Green1ille last week
On account of their mothers sickness.
E. 3. Higgs, Esq, is at Greenvllle thi:
week attending the Commencement exer-
cises Of Prof. w. IL. Ragsdale's school.
I Mr.. E. L. Jordon is in Wilson now. H.
is preparing to go to Morehead City fo
a months vacation.
Mr.. George Manning, formerly Of that
prosperous paper the Gold Leaf was in
town last Thursday looking as well a:
ever.
Misses Lena Smith, sallie Speed. anC
Bette Cooke, left last Monday morning
for Black Mountain to attend the Chau-
tauqua.
Mr. Il. D. Sheppard, who attended divine
Hill Academy this last year left for ms
home In Grcenvillc last Monday.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-18
HALIFAX, COUNTY, \. I.
,Jnne. IL 1885,


Mr.. E,:itor:-I do not desire to say one
word either for Or against bangs. But j
really an glad that a man has come into
.lelp out lady. Miss NJ. II. o, bnt !
Ion mean to insinuate that think She
needs any help. | am sure that Mr.. Z. e..
S.. feels now that he can no longer say
what he pleases simply because opposes a
.ady, but that he will have his hands full
if he manages Bangs Admirer' who has
Two year old daughter Ike is married
and he knows how to handle Webster
Dictionary and Spelling book, aad Harris
Rhetoric too. thought that to DC sure
some gallant man would stand by bangs,
but they are very easy to defend. have
asked several bangs admirers what they
think Of their defenders piece. They all
think that it was rather rash and too de-
,erinined, but they thiak his Intentions
are good. Don't think that we all are a
severe as he Is. l beg his pardon if dis
agree in degree only vita HIN. The more
bangs are TALKED about, the more al.
their defenders. Truly,
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-18
K45tt3etOze Academy.

Prof. L. W. Bagley, who is very favor
ably known to our people. aad who iae
been for two years at Wake Forest, "a
Principal Of Bagley's Academy, has &c
,cpted the Principalsaip Of the Littletoa
Academy. We congratulate the peopl'
Il Lttieton on their choice. Prot. Basle'
las had much experience lii teaching Tx
:, an Aiu,nnus OF ". F. College, and wa
: tutor, IN that institution. lie taught a
Vine Hill Academy a number OF years
hen inc. & T. Institute. May success
attend his efforts.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-18
The First Picnic.


Mr.. EDIroR:-lt was my exquisite
pleasure last Thursday to be present at
one of the most enjoyable picnics that L
ever attended. Several of the young Ia
dies and gentlemen of Scotland Neck
agreed upon Thursday as a day upon
which to put aside their business cares,
and go to Pittman' Spring for the purpose
ofkaving general good time. After an
exceedingly pleasant ride Of four miles,
the crowd reached the sprin at half past
ten clock. Part Of the crowd wandered
Oft III the woods in search Of wild flowers
and ferns, and others Joined in groups on
the lovely hills covered with natures
green carpeting, and engaged in some very
interesting games, while some Of the most
love-slc couples took their S eats in bug
gies or wandered off to some shady nook
TO do their counting. Thus the morning
passed rapidly away, and almost before l
was aware, the musical cry of Dinner is
ready rang ont through the still air.
There was not one who did not welcome
~"e ouiuihO1iS oo O4iiy SAooP VI noh6AJ
girls and boys can. Then from all parts OF
the woods came the crowd to participate
IN the luxures that were spread before
them. A level place on tue ground was
selected for the table, and the buggy
robes were used as table-cioths, and upon
sAls novel table was arranged i'll NEST
exquisite manner, the finest dinner that |
ever saw at picnic. Every one did JUS
''ee to 1t and seemed to enjoy it exceed
hhely. Lemonade was being handed
around through the whole day. So the
Jay passed away and am sure that had
there been Joshua in the crowd the day
would have been a few hours longer. The
esowd dispersed. and after most delight
'al ride around the country, we all :each-
W town as the sun was sinking behind
'iie western hills. All expressed them
s7'Fes as never having spent more en-
J'yaoie Gay. The writer hopes that this
y III hot be the last picnic which he will
ave Inc pleasure OF attending while in
Scotland Neck.
TND.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-18

College Chapel and later the college wood
house, and which every Commencement
is occupied by Mosely with soda water,
ice cream, lemonade &c, now instead Of
this woodhouse we see we'll furnished
Gymnasium, and as we looked at the
young athletics performing their certain
tricks, we didn't feel like showing off q
DIT.
At Wake Forest you feel at homo. a
genial smile o; Professor meets you al
I'll points. And right here let us say tina,
We think that closer reia .icn exists be-
ween Professor and staacnt at w. L.
College than at any other slmilal institu>
ton.
We carried two coats wit, us zone u
/ borrowed one however), oae is frech
he other short getaway. Nhen we ere
lp Ill the college with boys We Wore the
after. but we wore the froch around with
ne alumni!
We found the old College Hotel the
same good place-Mrs. Dickson has
;ilarge of it and number one house does
he make it. The .joyial Mr.. Riidich who
vas the proprietor last year, was tn ere
came up during Commencement week
The Hotel was crowded. We never before
realized what advantage there is in a
rons constitution till we had to wait till
he third table one dinner.
We let our opportunity for a good time
slip until the last night. We don't mean
60 say that We did not haye good time
every hour, but too late we learned that
We might have spent the week more to our
satisfaction, Girls everywhere. Pretty
rs ever gathered at any place. Thursday
| night we had pleasant time. We never
.lad more pleasant one. We were not
alone in joy then. Happy couples every
where, in the Literary Halls i'll Memorial
;lail III the Gymnasium aud they say Ill
The Campus too. Such a time! We were
nome sick next morning and we are no.
we'll yet. Friday morning we didn t +. e.
ike leaving because we had SO much
york when We should get home-we
reckon that was the reason.
We thought Of What Fools These Nor
ais Be- al least some of US. 1t is mys-
terry as to what made US so home sick
We shed tears Friday morning. Tnes
nay have been invisible but still they wcrc
potent. Such "a difference in feeling bc
tween meeting friends and leaving friends!
4 hearty Shake OF the hand. kind anu
cheering word, a calm an s5eallast look
from Member Of Faculty, from noble
student, from friendly Citizen from lively
Toy from sweet girl then the ring ing OF
the bell on the locomotive and We are of
for another year. But these outward ap.
pe frances are not the goodbye that We
hate, it is the fare we'll of the inner soul.
We cannot expess that We can all imagin,
lit. We leave to meet again at othe'
times in other circumstances to aid OH tn,
world. Why is it that we love to think OF
such Commencement:
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-18
NOTICE!

I liquor dealers, your attention is called
IL to Sec 81 of the Revenue Act. Here
after, the license for selling iii quantities
of less than quart will be thirty dollars
per quarter, for selling iii quantities of
one quart and less than five gallons, Eigh-
teen & Is & 100 dollars, and for selling IN
quantities Of five gallons or more seventy
five dollars per quarter. No order for lis
cense will hereafter be granted unless the
license tax accompanies the petition.
Both those who sell by the drink and
by the quart will now have to petition the
Board for license.
AARON PREsCoTT,
Ch'm'n Of the Board.
June IL, 4t.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-18
The E'iiaiesfa Wake Forest Com
r.Heuc@aasx.n

W c wish we we hal d whole SIie tx
devote to this subject but as 1t is, we Cal
only give a brief notice OF what was per
haps the most happy and snccessin'
Commencement lii the history of w. f..
College. We dispense with all prelimi-
naries and give the OUTING.
kessnic: 5 Band from Richmond opened
the exercises, ana Inaue ali GLAD till the
end with sweet music.
Monday evening June Sta. ar so'cloch
the competition for the defamation ne"-
d! begun. TIE contestants were as follows.
Walter ?. stradiey, of oxford, \. c.,
| My Mother, My Country, My Hed." D
?. Thompson. l.ncolnton, \. G., Maid
OF Orleans. Z. J Justice, H,ltherfort,ton
n. c Hostility to Truth. j. d. New
ton, Clinton, n. G., 'Curran in Defense
of Orr Claude kitchin, Scotland Neck
n. G., 'Elnrnett's Defense G. I. Wat
kiEs. Oak Hill, n. c., Oppressed Ireland.
G. G. Thompson, Apex, n. c., The
South Faithful to her Duties w. j.
Sholar, Raleigh, N. C., 'Surry's Dream.
G. E. Brewer, Wake Forest, n. z.
Curse of Rcgulus.' bonus o. McCul>
le1s. Clayton, N. c., Southern Cbivairy.
Oscar Haywood, Mt. Gilead, N. c.,
'Regulus to the Carthaginlans.' J. W.
Lynch, Leaksville, n. Z. The Confeder-
ate Dead Very good.
The judges consisting Of Messrs. w.
7. Trantham, &. W. Blount and J. Ii.
Lawrence, decided in favor Of Mr.. Strad>
ley.
Thursday evening at s 30 o clock Mr.
John E. RAY, President of A lumni Asso-
citation in short speech introduced the
Alumni orator, Mr.. Geo. w. Sandersin of
Pasquctanl1 Co.. N. G. He chose for his
subject. The Suggestions, Inspirations
and Experiences of Farming and Il Farm
er's Life an Antidote to many Of the In
| furious Tendencies Of the Times lie
| gave US good speech, overlooking with
wit and instruction. His subject he han.
died very well. We all left Memorial
Hall with Joy. After MIR. Sanderlin's ad.
dress the alumni of the college together
with specially invited guests repaired to a
big dining hall, which however at ali other
times is the spacious College Reading
Room, where q banquet had been prepaf-
ed. Messrs. Bagley, Powers and Vanr
had charge of its prep aration. OF course
10 one Of US was used to eating night sup
pers, but such a supper we could not re-
sist, and we didn't try. We all listened
to numerous speeches and-well suffice
it to say we had big time.
Wednesday at 30 A. NJ. Mcmoria
Hall was again crowded to hear the Lit
erary Address, by Hon. r. F. Armiield
Of Statesville. N. =. The orator was intl Q
iuced by President Taylor, after praye
oy DR.. Prltchard. MIR. Armfield had NJ
written address. He had chosen for his
subject. .'Educatson: Its present Condi
ZION and Future Prospect" He deniet
he census report that North CAROLYN
was behind the other states in the Litera
" race. He said that our people are yer,
modest compaI edwith Notherners. 4 Car
Gilman pretends to know nothing ant
thus often says he connot read whel
ne can. A yankee pretenGs to lnoV
everything, and thus says ne can rsa'
, and write often when he cannot. Tn
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-18
OILS.
Linseed, Cylinder,
Machine Oil and
the OIL of Gladness.
Mill
OILS.

My Gristmill, Wheat Mill, Saw
Mill, Cut off Saw aad Lath Saw, al!
at work every day, turning on. the
best Meal and Flour made in the
country. Lumber and Lathes always
on hand. Can get your Meal, Flour
or Lumber at any hour in 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 can't do it, Pearce, one of the
best Smiths in the State, just TWEEN
ty steps distant, in Peter Smith S
shop, can.
CARTS and WAGONS
Always on hand and also made to
order as cheap as you wish.
We also have on hand cheap fol
CASH, one Forty horse Tanner Boiler
good as new, one twenty-five horse
Engine. Also one Tuo- Year old first
class Tanner Engine and Boiler
twelve horse power, ready for WORK
Also one Tanner Rachel Saw Mill
Saw and Carriage.
Also one twenty horse :G*cr Tai
bot Boiler, Engine, Saw Mill, car
riage with screw head blocks.
Also one driving wheel eight fee1
iE diameter, twelve inches on face
six inches bore In hub, weighs three
thousand pounds, good as new. Also
one driving wheel ten inches on face
eight feet in diameter, four inches
! bore in hub. Also one driving wheel
seven feet in diameter, ten inches Oh
face, Eve inches bore. Weights o
last two seventeen and thirteen hun
| dred.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-18
NOTICE.!

1--WE Board of Commission ers of Halifax
l. Cc,nty will receive sealed proposals
for building the fence from the Martin
County line to the Edgecombe line, which
is required by the stock law. Proposals
are invited for building both cut of wire
and rails.
If rail fence is built, it will be requir-
ed to be ten rails high and staked !; If it is
bnilt out of wire, it will be required to be
six wires high with six inch base plank,
and with post at u reasonable distance
apart.
The bids will be opened on the LIST Mons
day in July, and the contracts then award
ed The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
AARON PRESCOTT,
ann of the Board.
june IL, 1t.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-18
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG \

RICHMOND AND PETERsBURGl
RAILROAD COMPANY, :
COMMENCING SUNDAY. July s, '33.
Trains on this road will run as folio VS.:
LEAVE RICIIMOSD-SoUTH
1880 a Nj daily, connecting for Norfolk,
Raleigh. Charleston, Savannah
and Florida. Stops at Drew
rvs Bluif, Centralia and Ches-
ter. Pullman sleeper New York
to Savannah.
$50 p NJ FAST NAIL, daily, connecting
for Charleston, Savannah and
Florida. This train makes no
local stops. Pullman sleeper
Washington to Charleston.
Cos PM ACCOMMODATION, daily lex
cept Synday.)
6:5S A NJ freight, daily(cxcept Sunday.)
s:5s = > n Sunday excursion
LEAVE PETERSBURG-NORT
FROM APPOMATTOX DEPOT.
1:53 A NJ FAST NAIL. daily Makes no
local stops. Sleeper Charleston
to Washington.
1870 A NJ ACCoMMODATIoN, daily lex
cept Snn1ay.)
3:27 P NJ daily. Stops at Chester, Contra
liza ard Drewrys Bluff. Pull
man sleeper Savannah TO Now
York.
5:08 P NJ freight, daily except Sunday
7 ,:5, a a n Sunday excursion.
All daily passenger trains make close
connection at Richmond for all points
north, east and west THE ONLY ALL
RAIL ROUTE TO NORFOLK. Leave
Richmond 1870 A NJ daily. Arrive at
Norfolk at p NJ
Leave Norfolk 1913 ? NJ daily. Arrive
at Richmond at 4:29 P nj.
j. R. KENLY. Gent Sup't,
SOL. HAAS, Traffic Manager.
NJ. EMERSON, Gen'l Pass. Ag't
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-18
Oh. fan Us, please.

Ui fan Us, please.
i;tafts are al the go il town.
25's break up tie brdnests.
How the small boys like US.
Governor Jarvis is now ON his trip TO
Brazil.
Fishiug is quite popular with some OF
or sportSinen.
",rwas sweet, twas heavenly, but now
FITS past"
The English Sparrow is asserting his
claims upon our city.
s,r. West, a good photographer, has
Difchei his tent beside MIR. Steras store.
There is no ray Of sunshine in oar Of
E.e. Because it is so warm, we have
closed the blinds.
We were absent last week, SO was tie
manager. There were several detects
w,i,I, are eXcusable.
What il the world makes girls wear
wells so muchs To keep cinders out Of
their eyes, but that is not half.
We had pleasant CHAT with Senate,
Ransom On the cars last Friday The
Senator is as fine looking as ever.
We have received copy Of the North
Carol! IA Amateur Tais copy was d
goal one. Success to the AMATEUR
In the absence of the editor, severa
persons were overlooked last week, but
we will entleayor to notice them all this
week.
There was sc; shtof han4i performance
in Ednondson Hall last Friday nig1I
We did rot attend bat We heard that i
was toierable.
We know a young man who weighs
pounds less nov than he dill month
ago W. never thought before thai q hu
man heart weighs so much.
We were At Wake Forest last week
And upon inquiry We learned that tLt
farmers there are satisfied with the eN'
ception OF grass. Keep Up with you1
grass. Keep the grass down and the cot
ton Will grow.
We have heard great dea! of speaking
and recitation this season, but we have
.e. TO tear a better piece tn an Nv hat d'
yju Think by Miss Pauline Shields o
Vine Hill Academy. We can not mag
ine how 1t could have been better render
81.
John i. P;t:man is no.s tie Post Mas
ter OF Scot: aud Neck. il " IL be rem ;El
:e. that :se Was otssed abcs.i TWO year
-, to 81 i. John h;,;nhi>y who it seeillc'
t>;l III 80. wit. the radical pay ahou
.ha1 t.ll.o MIR. Tittman will 3vaoties
make q good oiE.v. ..yioin.
g are indebted to iTessdeii: John F
Brewer for IL complimentary ticket to at
tend the Commencement exercises of
is. +. Institute. June 23rd and 24th ar
the big days. the Annual Sermon is o
Tuesday evening, June %, by Rev. Thee
Whitfield, D. ID. Of Goldsboro. The tick
{. Is q very neat one and speaks well {
the taste Of the Institute. A good time
in store for all who a tend.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-18
ss0saiG kLe. ga n.

Try hbl. St=rn's :',r rate~' flour.
Fines. ~i..es hrann,es whlsh - s at nar-
ris that can Ie .ou.o any where give
hin. a cali and satisfy yourself.
:. 8. Josey & Co have large and well
selected stock OF Lawns while they are
selling cheaper than before Prices from
5cts up.
Now is the time to buy Bargains at
Stems.
If You are hot and dry Try Harris cold
Ice DRINKS it will make you feel good.
l have in store cargo of Ice. Will
Special Contracts made for large quaint
ties,
&. W. BRYAN,
Bring your Beeswax to Stern's.
Sangarees Juleps Cold Ice LEMONADE.
all i'll the best style.
Ice CREAM! ICE CREAM" Every
Wednesday Friday and Sunday from to
II o'clock p. NJ, at Rothschild's House
Parlor.
Ladies remember that n. B. Josey &
Cos is the place to buy your dress goods
white goods Lawns etc,
Still ahead. r. w. Harris makes the
best cold Ice DRINKS. Try his Claret
Punches.
A load of cook stoves just received at
Stern's.
We still have q large and handsome
stock Of white goods which we are now
Offering very small profit n, 3. Josey Il
Co.
To get the Best and Cheapest Flour, the
best Plow, the best Corn Meal ami the
best leather collars in the market, go to
w. Ii. Kitchins.
Everything sold cheap at Storms.
BARGAINS III MlLLfNERY!M Miss
Buruettc is now offering her entire stock
of Millinery at very reduced rates. Call
and see her at N. &. Josey Il Cos while
size has nice assortment from which to
select.
Highest market price paid for Hids al
Stems.
1880 yards of Calico inst received at
w. u. kITCHIN s
The best and largest stock of gents
Straw hats in town at N. b. Josey d Cos
Call at Stems and see some Bargain!
| offered at Sterns.
| | have just received a nice lot of Ladies
fine dress goods. w. FL KITCHIN.
| The cheapest cash store in town F
Stern.
Ruy Best in the w orld> -four at N. e
Josey d Cos.
| Buy your goods cheap Tor cash at F
SterHs.
! Fine Farm fer sale. situated two miles
from the town Of Scotland Neck. Con
ta:ns four hundred acIes-Seventy acre!
/ cleared. remainder III woods easy to clear
Good house, good water. fine young or
! chard-Terlns one afth cash balance OF
! long time. For full particulars apply tt
Nt,axI EIGGs.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-18
Married.

at The residence OF Mr.. Z. p Lyman
1t Uobgoods Folk last Tuesday evening
Ito O'Clock Miss Leila Saerrod was mar
lied to Dr.. n. P. Boddie OF this place
Rev. Mr.. lepinstall otiiciatin" Particulars
l,yt week,
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-18
NOTICE

4 LII Persons holding claims agaIns' &c
II county of Halifax which have been
reduced to judgment Or audited are here
10y notified to present their claims 10 tie
Chairman of the Board at II lif.:x on the
18th Monday In June Bonds vii! be is
sue,l for such Indebtedness on the lst
Monday III July.
AARON PRESCOTT,
Ch'm'n of the Board.
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