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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-06

The Exposition Medal iOr Pianos and
Organs
Was given us and Is now on exhibition
In our window. We are the only music
men who secured the blue Ribbon"
MANLY B. RAMOS y Co,
Main street, next TO corner Ninth.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-06

The Exposition Is over, but the gauze'
door stove and range ths. took the mrs,
premiums are for sale at my store on
Governor street; also, slate msntels,
fronts and CRATES, tenders and gas chan
eliere. JOHN BOWERS.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-06
Cary Gentry.

Miss ,shirly Cary, daughter Of Mr.
Miles Cary OF this city, and Nc james
Melville Gentry. will be mauifd al -
Psnrs Episcopal Church this evening al
B o'clock. The groom Is weil'knO"n
fnhaol0plst Of this city.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-06
CATELY & HASKELL,


never take anything for Sick HeAdsshe,
Billousuess, Constipation or Topic Liver
but DR.. David's Vegetable Liver Piils.
Have used them for years aud slws1s
keen well.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-06

that Or. Davids Cough Syrup istAs vssy
best cure for Coughs. Coda CIo1p>
Bronchitis, and Consuupsloa. Pm.
Is cents . hostls-avs bosslas fer : ~
lsf.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-06

AK your druggist for Browns Brcn-
cbjsj Balsam. Unescelled as remedy
for coughs, colds, bronchitis and all sileG.
,ions of the throat and lungs. 1TsGe
sunolied by G. w. Lstimer druggist, sVO
Vet Marshall street. Kichmond' Va
Telepbone g.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-06

Elegant homemade mince meat, Eng,
llsh plum pnddings, queen Olives py
measure, 4-year old Keatucky WHISKY .,
S2JO per gallon, 7-yesr old rye whisky
80 WuLI~M l.. WHIfE's,
rormesly Christian, White q co.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-06
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
XOUR RENT WILL BUY Al
HOMIE.
OUR INSTALNENT PLAN
Is FAR BETTER AND LESS EXPENSIVE
THAN BUILDING FUNDS.
TITLE GUARANTEED OR MONEY

TITLE GUARANTEED OR MONEY
REFUNDED.
$40 PER MONTH
aud sloo cash, Two stony BRICK DWELL
ING; four rooms, Church street-rents for %
$3.50 PER MONTH
and SloO cash. Two-sTORY BRICK; three
rooms. rwenty-Rinth near Leigh strest-rslts
for 40 per month.
sl5 PER MONTH
and $40 cash TwO-sT0RY BRICK, Canal
near Jefferson street-iepts for $l250 per
month.
$3.50 PER MONTH
and $500 cash, NEW TwO-SrORY BRICK; slx
rooms second street near Charity street.
rents for Sl2.' Oper month.
$50 PER MONTH
and s2QO cash. TwO-oT0hY BRICK; six
rooms, airy near Adams street-rVuts Tor %
per month.
$50 PER MONTH
and $3.50 ca.h, TWO STORY BRICK; Hoss
near mayo street: six rooms-rents for tl6 per
month
$50 PER MONTH
and $500 cash, TwO-sTORY BRICK; four
rooms, nice lot, West Mashall ssreet-rsuts
for kl5 per mouth
f25 PER MONTH
and $50 cash, TwO-STORY AND BASE
MENI BRICK, Cary street near BelvideIe
street; eight rooms-rents for SIS per mouth.
$50 PER MONTH
and 500 cash, choice OF BRICK HOUSE.
Mes, Cary street near Linden street, aud two
BRICK HOUSES on ktghth street ne ar Leirh
stTeet-rent for gu. S22 and SIS per month,
}. THOMPSON BROwS q CO..
5de4-iw 11l3 Main street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-06
F0KEI0N NEWS.

PARIa, December 8 An attempt was
made to-day to blow up the registry Office
in the Rue ST. Denis with a dynamite
bomb. Several arrests have been made.
ST. PETERSBURG, December 5.-The
Governor Of Lithuance has issued an
order expelling al Protestant mission
aries from his jurisdiction
LONDoN, December 5.-Mr. John
Bright is very much worse to-day. The
latest bulletin from his bed side says that
his death is momentarily expected
THE PARSELL COMMISSION.
LoSDoN, December 5-The Parnell
commission to-day agreed to adjourn on
Friday next until January 10Th At to
days session several witnessed testified
TO various cases Of boyco,ting and out
RACES. On cross-examination they said
they knew people who had written them.
selves threatening letters. The also adj.
mifted that the National Leagle dc
nOunced outrages.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-06

Miss Helen Bauch, one OF The hand-
soonest and most attractive OF hichmond
fair daughters, was married last nign! 70
Mr.. G. ". Gail, Jr, of Baltimore, Nd
Miss Bauch Ia the daughter OF Mr.. Charles
Bsucb. OF the firm OF Z. o. holling y
Co. Mr.. Ferdinand Gail Of Chicago,
cousin of the groom, was the best man
Mr.. G.. W. Gail father eff the groom ana
Messrs Lauiz and Christian AK. all oil
baltimore, Nd were In attendance On the
marriage.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-06

XXrANTED-FIRSr-C CLASS PEhnx
w nent boarders. Special rates 20 YoSn
men. Desirable rooms. centrally locatra ~
10 East Grace street, between oeserss -
Eighth. o1Qoe ~
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-06

WANT EVERYBODY 10 SEND IH
w THEIR NAMES TO The TiMW ~
subsctibors by postal card or telepnonss 80 ~ n
the carriers win deliver II nj your mouse so' =
cents per week.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-06

EOR RENT-THREE DESIRABLE
I Offices, second floor Schafer's building,
fronting on Maine street. These Offices are
now occupied ny sol. Haase, ESQ.,, General
Traffic Manager OF the Ass0ciat d Railroads.
Possession can be had early in January. APP
ply 10 JOH {. SHAFEh,
lde5.w No. l.O0l Maine street
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-06

quarter shares (sl2j), so that the bond
go per cent would equal 500 This
idea was taken as the sense of the meet
ing.
Mr.. Il. +. Johnston wanted the city
districted and red hot men put 10 WORK
/ 10 canvass each district-men who un-
dersiand their business-tO get subscriD-
tions 10 the stock OF the new hotel, and
have it well done
After more discussion, Mr. Johnson's
idea was adopted, and the chairman,
Major Randolph was authorized TO ap-
point solicitors and collectors. they TO
form permanent committee along with
The present committee, Of which Major
Randolph Is chairman, a. their chief.
Mr. Ad Blair wanted all the facts
given 70 the public, so that when the cot
lcctors went around they would be pre-
pared 10 receive and answer objections
The principal stockholders so far are
A lien K Ginier, John Z Branch, the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, 4 &C..
Williams, Joseph K Anderson, James
Dunlop, j. TAYLOR Ellyson, John b
Purcell John =. Elicit, Norman Ran
dolph, and others
The subscription list which will be
sent around reads
The undersigned promise to subscribe
the sums set opposite their names as Il
fund TO build q hotel In Richmond. sub
scrlpiions not 10 be binding until the
sum of 100000 shall have been sub
scdbed, when meeting will be called
aud all questions concerning 0rgauiza-
iion and purchase OF property shall be
decided by T. vote OF the sub
scribers according 90 the amount Of
thier subscriptions subscriptions shall be
payable in cash OF at The option OF the
subscIibcT-ten per cent. IN cash balance
in four, eight, twelve and eighteen
months, interest added.
General Joseph L Anderson is au-
ihorized to call meeting OF the sub-
scribers' ~
The Outlook Publishing Company.
Judge B. r. Wexford yesterday granted
q charter of incorporation 10 the Out
look Publishing Company
The purposes for which the company
Is formed is the printing and publishing
of newspapers and conducting q job
printing Office.
The capital stock is to be not less than
$95,OoO nor more than 100000 divided
into shares Of s2J each
The chief office is to be in Richmond
and the chief business is the publication
OF newspapers and the execution OF Job
printing and other work incident to
publishing house
The officers for The first year are
President, Mark r. Lloyd Of Man.
chester; Treasurer, SylvGnus Stoke, OF
Richmond Secretary, William & Eiari,
Of Louisa, Directors, the above named
officers and Messrs B Taylor McCue.
j. W Southwark both Of Henrico, and
Messrs. =. keenan, and X $. Wortham,
OF Richmond. Ia addition TO the above
names the petition for the charter Is
signed hv Thomas T. BOllaTd
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-06

pvsnors,ed peaches and apricotss
coor,ng and table sherries In great van
e,v COOKING brandies, apple JACK, e'c'
'''' WILLIAM 4. WHITE,
r.o.ns,,v Christian, White y 20,
fo'"e'' 0S06 500 East Broad.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-06

WANTED Two iOUN0 M \ !. .!s!o,. asr
able price at No. el3 ESst Marshall stree. a.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-06
THE OLDEST EMPLOYE.

WASHINGTON, December 5.-Captaln
Isaac Basseit Assistant Doorkeeper OF the
Senate, celebrated to-day the tifty.ninth
anniversary of his appointment, by Daniel
Webster to be a page In the Senate lie
Ia the Oldest employe In point OF service
In the Government employ to-day.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-06
OFFICERS ELECTED

The following officers were then
elecred President. q. :. Scott direct
ors John H. lnmsn Of New fork
samuel Thomas, Calvin 8. Brice, John
r Moore. Henry c. Fahreslocki George
y stone. John Ii. Hall, John A kniher'
lord CLarles NJ. Mayes, John 5. Barbour.
J. c. Maben, aud Samuel \. lninah VI
The meeting then adjourned 70 meet II IN
this city on tie 10Th instant al II O'CLOCK
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-06

vIyANTED - TO SELL A MM
w Singer sewing Machine. Price oay
sie. Call at 100 North Fourth street ana ~ ~
Ide5-zf
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-06

WTANTED--A PLACE IN A fkI'
w vate family TO board where the
boarder can teach French and Music. Aa-
uess Alberto snoz5-a
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-06

WANTED-POSITION-A fOuNy
w single man with considerable ps - e!cet
expe'Ienc az clerk or boo keeper. who wrlt.s
a rapid hand, desires to engage tmmec uSeX
with .ome responsible bu ifiess hou4e 0OS
references. A1oiess ", z. q. Box xIo. CITY.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-06

N[TANTED-A WASH LADY Nov
w Ing In the very best coloFed 90.
ciery desires a position n fashionable family
with full possession of the back building ~
privilege or daughter taking music a q
French. Address Mas. l.. c., Z o., city.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-06

WANTED TO BUY-TWO COPIES
w Of the DAILY TIMES OF Wednesday,
January 25. 1855. Gail at 1lME5 office. eocl6U
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-06

(NANTED-A SITUATION AS
w coachman with any family having
A stylish team. Livery furnished and recon-
mendations. No NorIosioi 10 mine.
3iecs-tf Address JEht.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-27

What ye COW, that shall ye 40
reap" 1t we SOW good seed, We may
confidently expect good results; hence
it behooves every man and womsn to
carefully consider where The best
seed lay be obtained. Seed that is
warranted pure, fresh, and raised on
his own farms, is what the veterrn
seed grower, james j. II, Gregory, OF
Marb ehesd, Mass, offers the public,
and his well-kuown integrity makes
his wsi rsnty valuable one. send toI
his 1883 catalogue.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-27
nle2aILiquor Handing

Jake Harris was arrested yesterday
by Deputy United states Marshal
Bull for selling liquor without license
in the High Davis saloon next to the
Missouri Pacific bridge, aud taken be-
fore Commissioner tiuks. That olii-
cal offered him bond in the sun of
500, but he could Not raise the
cash. so Billy Grim had to give hun
quarters.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-27
Large German Millet Seed
FRtE From JOHNSON GRASS
At PALMER'S SEED STORE.
~rATEINuIGRArIoN.
A,uou ot he INeeu.l7, comm tee a
Au.t.u

Nu' II
tiEST 1Ah. 18th
Th. state ,urnigrattou cXacutlve
committee met here This morning aud
het lal b. -e--iOu. Present: J..
& CiddIIg. pr,-id Mt. B-yar r.
Barry. A. 4. C,lliu-. H. Z. smith
Frank II. Cn,ton. and Secretary Ohm
r. Elliott.
An order If business was adopted.
Tho rapor- ofthe s. cr.,ary was read |
ana adottad.
Comm uuicstions from various ms Z |
s,ines and uewspsuer. desiring 10 |
work for the a.-o,'stion were read.
Mr. Earrv tor the .pec,e. commit
tee. su9mjit,2 a. the cope Of duty OF
tho executive committee the follow
ing
Arsrl< TWAS. January a. ISIS.
ro No, ID -.,.l.llus.. , ha,rmau Executive
comm .te.. e;e
Slr-Gour committee peg 10 SUOMI
the following a. Ia" sense ol me exc
utiye committee upon me sum ct7 81
the .eNera c"mhunlc'Noh7 tc't'T'"
10 them lhst ~ Outlined IN resoIl-
ton slready adopted oy me ''iii'I'l H.
tee. the comm tee can uuUeI lhhc
deal only with the men bers o. W.
state organizations ana VAIN ne Ia"-
rohd-, aud -uch persons am u"'"
such subjects, a. III tne nature OF '"'
business hHnd RAG uiTc- 'h' "a '''
Of the state orEsu lsNuu, An" iha' "t
cannot q .-tribnte lists OF properly OF
tered tor -nlc by person or ipca' Dr.
gAulIAtlpH- except sue. ~ ma! Ue Iu'
mzhcd 10y the i"cHI IONS anu
as may br called Tor Aca" Val
ter. OF III" commute.
That We i' not undertake. ON
YeTtl-cWtrt or iu tier Pfl"'''' 'l '!'
cXp'usc OF -" "a organ ~ H'h' /,
advertise Hn' section 81 the e'a'e' ou'
viii endeavor to- induce representa-
tive newspapers hud HAGH@lAe7 10 &C
30 10y commrhd!hg th'nN 20 'NV ~,
organizations, and upon such l'rIH'
r. tue local gan1huoh' @iu '''."-u "
contract
That the state committee u NV VI
"riy such expenses lroti 'iu'' 10 '''''
az this p.@u OF acton VII cleH'''
That we il only max C eV'Io"'
OF money as II may DC hV'ueu' ""o
that we have now ON! A'u 'o' az,
expect 10 be pald INTO the tee- Va ;
the sum OF 800, talIeu iI"n e"'"
trlct by the st7t' cohNehtlou' Lu' 80
provided for rem Ihihs ~ 'No "''
trlct untl cnIl'u.
nat, e. given o"t 'iI' O"5 " w
NJ the meeting ~ l'"I'"7 "" nv
OF December ihst, We 'HA'
tempt to 'ohtr' IoCW "' 90
III thelr p.Ans Oh WI ~
alH'"ut OF " one 'n'
how theH shhl "a penn 80 wv Da' Wv
contrary, WIZ tANc ~ W ''' 'NN"' va
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-27
", F. STAMFORD,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

Ofice. over Scar Drug store. hes.denct
~ Pacific iote
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-27

Wretchcd men and women .opg
o. ndrmued to suffer the fortunes OF
dyspepsia are Il ed with new hore
alter q few doses of Ho-tetters ~tom-
ach Bitters. This budding hoEe
blossoms into the frution of Ger
tainty if the bitters is persisted in.
It brings reprieye to al di,pept.c-
no seek its al. Flatuleuce, heart
ourn, sinking st the pit of the stom-
sch between meals, the nervous ire
mors and insomnia OF which chrome
indigestion i the parent, disappear
with their hateful prOgenitor. Most
benehcient of stomachs! who can
wonder that in SO many instances il
wskens grateful eloquence in those
who, Dene fitted by II, speak voluu-
tsrily i'll it behalf 1t requires 8
grsnhic pen TO describe the tormeuts
of dvspepsis, but in many of the
testimonials received by the proprie-
tors of the Bitter-, these are portrsye 4
with vivid truthfu!uess. Const, patton,
b ,IlOusness, muscular debility ma
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-27

New citron ana aeedless raisin. st
9. c. McCulloch's.
ruurDers thanksgiving mince
nest 81 G. c, McCuloch's
New fruit butter and preserves
{ c, McCulocn'-.
New r2Isius, pitted cherries and
curraut- 81 c. {. McUuNoch's,
Nockiug bird food and bird gravel
al c. {. AcCulloch's
Rook candy and maple syrups at
c. {. McCulIoch's.
Crosse K B.acsweu jams snd pick
es - {. {. McCuIoch'-
New CALIFORNIA; canned fruii. a, {.
{. McCu.lucb'-
Tburoer'- deep .eA mackere. s. c.
{. McCuloch's
Holland and cream cheese at G. c.
McCuloch'.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-27

Attention D. directed 10 the caro- Of
H.. It Hs'. HomI1p hicp hy-.o sue
snd surgeons. Mr.. Dr. Ha.'s Office
IL ia found a. her residence OF
" shin -'ou street, uear SIKH. VIII
DR.. " +. Hal ~ make his orr &c
corner o. Firm sud Austin.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-27

Two Advantages in depos.tlD- u
May1e.d', Bsuk lcu cal ca,a yo.-
CHECKS ST. q, hours and smoun,s II
ten co.ar-, or protective pr
cent interest.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-27
So a DaU--A Gold Mine

FIR sgsn', Grarie>t nouey making bu,!r a.,
ever ne; A -o.t~a harvest for the pe1'
TWO months IS yer month aui expenses =
sctve ne % sell ~ goods No csp.'s e
t-irei- y" pe'i' An- Ha1np cese d. -oodf
ent va lA- .e Information snd nj par, cc.Arl
e. 70 humoIs ~ Iceau Est EhsI * say
res :, once
TAS ARD ~TLvEHN ARE Co
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-27
Capt. An thony for AdjHsans
General

The Roanoake Ne,cs timely nnmi-
mates Capt. w. IL. Anthony for the
position of Adiutant General.
We heart ~ erScsse the nonli>
nation, and He believe that GOven-
or Fowie will give him .he appoint
ment. Capt. Anthony loves the
study aud use Of arms. is the only
member Of the state guard ins the
present begislature. n . democrat
Of the truest trpe.and 10 serving the
state with great scceptab,lisy. The
Governor of North Caroafns and the
democratic party owe fD1ch to the
sou..tr:ei democrats of the Second
Dis.r CT, and this recognition OF
their manly woik =c;ss!!aa satf 70
Governor Fowle's popularity IN this
section and would mollify the criti-
cism against him for appointing SO
many of his near kin to the best
places under his power.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-27

who know absolutely nothing about
their management and the gan2ing
Of steam.
We think that the pres legls-
,ature of North Carolina could do
nothing better than to pass an act
making 1t punishable offence
against the laws of the State for
any man to run steam engine OF
any kind without certificate OF his
fitness to manage such machinery
We candidly believe that such $
law would save to the State the lfe
Of many q valuable citizen every
year. Would not such a law be ex
pedient at least relative to en-
zines that are patronized by the
public?
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-27
HGJsE~z:SS hens ASSOClA
THSN.

Will, the opening business OF the
New Year TIE DEMOCRAT wishes
% call the attention os the business
men Gf Scotland Neck 30 a matter
That We hsse never before discusstd.
We wish to See an association Oh
business men formed in this town,
aud We hope that the business men
Of the town viii look after the mat
.sr. Raleigh has Chanbsr Of Com
nerce 4oldsboro has . Business
Mems Association, and these as
sociations are doing much to bulid
ap those places. The ''Carollns
Wagon Factory" of Raleigh Is a
surety through the medium OF the
Chamber of Commerce..
Let US have concert Of acton in
matters Of enterprise. and let our
business men organize their assocla>
tions. When shall The DEMOCRAT
announce the first meeting?
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-27
s. q g Z 6 2 Ill

A3 M ~ ~ z Sc
by virtue Of power IN me vested by
- deed oftruSt executed ny Nat Allen
and wife Matte P. Allen on the 9th day
of December. 1872 and duly recorded in
book No i pages :}I-3l and SO in the
Register office IN the town of Ii:lisax.
n. G., will sell at
PU BLIC CTION
at the Courthouse door il Halifax On the
first MONDAYt4th day)of MARCH. 1850
thot tract of land in Butterwood towns
ship Oh Batterwood creek described in
said book and known as the Allen place
adjoining tie lands Of Sam Aston, W. 81.
Tnorne and others. containing three hun.
dred and fifty acres more or less.
For fuller description reference is made
to Book IL pages 3l-2-3 above refe, red
tc.
Terms of Sale-One-th1rd cash the
balance in six and twelve months with
interest from date Of sale. Title to land
held until all Of purchase money is paid.
:, Dec e. 4sh, 1883 VI E1sl
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-27

the good OF the people OF the state
at heart. He is, too. q man OF ex-
tended observation and large exper.
fence. With all these consldera-
tic.ss, 10 more fitting thing could
he done In browning the democrats
ic victory of tie state than to recos'
n,z., merit reward faithful service.
and make safe the successful opera
tions of the railroad commission
is by making Hon. ". II. kitchin
it's csairlnan- He is the most fear
less democrat in the state, has the
courage o, his convictions under ali
circumstances, and is the man to
he chosen chairman of the commIs-
sion.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-27
E.EE S10asSsT

Bat . fa@ day. ago the papers
gave aeea'>1tt-05c : lo-fihla *. .losioa
at Ciintoa, instantly killing J IN 8
Ashton. son of C,5l. Jona Ash;uf.'.
and colored man named Lawsoa
Pugl, ana w3an1ins another son OF
Gel. Ashford aud woaa.liug Col
Ashecr himself s, seriously that lie
died from tho wounds. Also Mr..
Bsist was seriously Injured Oy lily
ing timber.
IisGe waie three men almost in
stantly killed and tao others scri
ously i.jused. Gel, Ashford Lad
for years Ieen chairman c. tx
Board of Commissioners Of his coan
t..
This j 3 only one Of the Thousand.
OF accidents that are almost Gaily
occurring throughout tho land. VIII,
SO minf af such acciaenss2 Ous
4 great reason is because 30 man,
enginaa ere fred and run by mer
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-27
; Al O. I. ND

! " virtue Ct deere" rem. re. by the
- Clerk Of the Super ior Enn-t Of Hall
f: county on the Sh Hay o. March,
1888, in the cause ,.,erelt pzF,ding of
John A. Collins, Adm's OF Samuel
Keeter, deceased. against Dudley Keeter
aid others, will on Monday the ltli day
of February 1889 expose to public sale
at the Courthouse door in the town of
Halifax, the following two tracts or
parcels Of isnd situate in said county, in
ord err to make assets to pay the deb'.s of
said ii,testate, subject however to the
dover right of his widow Rosa Ke,.ter,
to wit: The house tract bounded Oh. the
Fast by the road leading from
Enfield to Beaver Dam fork, on the
North by +. N. Porter's land, on the
South by E. e. Sl:eario.
The Parker tract b0undcd on the
North by E. Z. Sh aa,i,. W est hv Doe
Branch. South by MIR. MAR, ha aiower-
ton and on the East by the road leading
from Enfieli to Beaver Dam swamp.
| containing one hundred acres uo:e Or
less.
Terms Of salc-one third cash. ore
third III six months ana one-thir.i in
| twelve months, bond an1 approved Sc
CURT" with Interest at tigat par ce It.
required Of purchaser on day Of sale ard
tile retained until all purchase money is
paid.
This the 27t!, day of Decem! =. 1883.
- JOHN A. UtliNS,
| 10 1t a dm'r.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-27
FROM Sk;NAT E
ksssss'E

While reading the preceedir gs in
the Senate jan. ., we were much i'm
pressed by fact that we gathered
tom the discussion of the tariff.
During the progress of the drscus-
sion Of the tariff question, Senator
Jrnes, OF Arkansas, "read from tie
testimony of a cotton mapnfastaarer
i" Georcias~AAFF. VIM. H. Young.
Showing that his mills had been
earning average dividends of II per
cent. since 1870"
We draw some conclusions from
the fact shown in the above quotas
ton. Thc fact itself is that money
Invested in the manufacture of COT
ton in Georgia paws Il per cent.
The conclusions are:
/. Men who have money would
10 we'll to consider shether or n"t
hey are realizing as greata per ceus.
iron their present investments as
they could fiom Investments in
aufacturing interests.
: Il money pays II per cent in
cot z Factories III Georgia, is will
pay IS Auch in North Carolina<
5 II it will pay to invest money
ii the manufacture Of cotton in the
Site at all, it surely will do il in
The section where the cotton is
grown most atundantly.
4. Halifax county is in the cotton
,ecsiaa; ana therefore, Halifax
:c?ant5 n'IS:It to have a factory.
5. 5. !,ai Neck is the most en-
terpris n, tow. in the county there
i..ie. S:nilsnd Neck ought to have a
cotton factory. What say our ;noni-
Ell men?