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The Lords and DEVILS Advocates.
A STRANGE RELIGIOUS FoRrM IN THE CATHEDRAL OF

A disgraceful disturbance took place yesterday
In the Cathedral OF Rouen. The Able GARNER, Of
Caen, had lately begun series OF conferences or
discourses OF peculiar Kind, and people were in
vited to attend them by pressing circular letters
and by f1aring posters which were put up all over
the city. The able was supposed to hold brief
for the Deity, and a compere was appointed as
counsel for the devil. NJ CARRIERS contention was
that the Catholic Church had always assisted in
the ievelopment OF science and this the devils ad
vOcate denied, citing cases like that OF Calico and
others. the FIRST conference went on on sunday,
with u few murmurS OF dissent and disapprobation
on the part OF some persons in the congregation.
On Monday, however, a fiery cOntrOversiast
started up from the midst OF the people and gave
the Able GARNER mo end OF trouble" The priest
was doing his best TO answer the avalanches of
questions Which were put 10 him in as calm man
ner as possible, when a crowd OF ''rOwdiesr burst
into the church shouting and singing like delegates
from pademonium. They intoned the "Marseil-
laise," and Kissed the controversiallst and the
prea cher: Yesterday when the able appeared in
the pulpit he was hOoted, anu the "rOughs" sang
"Cest BOulaDge, lange, lange!" and shouted out
blasphemouS cries. When the police interfered
they were attacked, and the men whom they ar
rested were liberated. Order was restored finally
by the chief commissary OF police, but NJ. Garnler
had TO discontinue his conferences.
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Transfer. Of Real Estate.

Deeds In fee have been filed as follows: s. ].
Bryant to A. D. Hazen, sub lots IL to ID, 30. e15:
$1,000 W. p. c. Hazen to Frank T. Chapman. sub
81, so. 500; $500. j. ii. Hunter to E. B. Hay, part
Is, So 81; 8. Z. B. Hay to j. ii. Hunter, lots l..
md o; so. 1857; 3. K r. Perry, trustee, to G. f.
Dawson, lot IA, SO. 693; $94O.5O. G. +. Graham To
CD. &. Banks parts 5 and 6, block IL, Meridian
Hill; $500 A. c. Clark to Mary A. Gor, lot 10 and
part H. 81. 104l; 800. +. w. Pratt to f. leonard,
sub ID, 50. 643; 81 JB. Miller ct al TO GeOryi-
anna NJ. Gather, part 1, So $50; 1900. G. T.
Hubbard to J. E Fitch ct al, In trust, sub "a So
115; =. j. Sprtgg Poole TO j. Z. Lang, sub IL
block @, Whitney Close; 81 400; and sub 81, sd
ZIP; "a, 100 Mary r. Greer 10 c. W. Appler, part
10, So 80; $1,000.
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JAM~BsxAKING Tools IN BusrLk--A few days
ago MA Minnie Franklin a young married ia6v
ana slx.months-old infant whose husband was
confined In jail at walhalla, s c., for peddling
night In q cell with her husband She Ind pre-
yiously sewed an auger In her hustle Next night
FRANKLIN and four prisoners bored out and escaped
1rS. kranklin was placed under arrest
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MEDICAL. &c.


NfME- DE FOREST LoNG-EsTAELIsHED AND
N relisbe Ladies Physlcian. We coosulted daily
sf Der residence y0l p n-w. once hour from
r AIDES WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF AN
xexperienced female phys1cian should consult Mrs.
Or WILSON, 1l0J PAfk Place ma :, oet- b and g aud
llth and 18th 50. ne. Ladies only. dS-36t.
n FAD AND BE WISE DIR BRoTE Frs. eo6 ST.
III w. appeared before me snd made oath thst he 10
the Oldest ktsbiinhed Kxper SPECIAL q IN this CITY,
and guarantee In AL Of private disesse
Of and furnish medicine. charge. coDsults-
ton and sdy1ce free st any hour during the Day sub
scr1bed and sworn bo1yre me by Dr. BnQTHElA
SAMUEL G. Mu1A Notary Public IN aud for ths
D1str1ct Of Columbia this ID day Of , ally. 1852
js6-lms
MANHOOD REsTQREr By USING A BOTTLB
M or two Of DIR BkoTHERg lpvsorlting Cordial
vii cure any Of nervous dsbSy and los Of
power. Itinpsrts vtgor % ths whole system Male
female oO6 b a. az. t3-lms
1T HAS NEvER BEEN coNrRADIcrED THAT
Il pr. kRoIHEts 4 the oldest-estslaishsd sdvertis-
ING Lediss Physss,AD IN "a, s3sI A6ss, you can
Pzrcuiar attention paid 70 Al dasrssls peculiar -
L.d,ss. married OF sinsis Forty years ezpsrssncs
IN MOTIFS FRENCH PowDIRs ARE THE
UstandArd remedy for III blood hseAses causin4
throst nasa Or skin trouhlss ur1nA diseaass cure1
pK .po6Ds xIRviSE 10 ps-na,spuy c.sss
nstura vsekns,x los q Vitality. 1rveus -.
nyli-E S1Aib6o6bx &C. % ss1fAa
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THEY GIVE DINNER IN HONOR OF Ex-SPEAKER
BANKS AND ORGANIZE AN ASSOCIATION.
dinner was given In honor OF ex-Speaker
Banks at the Republican National League rooms
last evening. The guests were the survivors OF the
34th Congress. They were: Ex-Speakers Banks and
Grow, Senators Sherman and Morrill,, ex-senator
Cragin, and Messrs. VIM. Cumback, JAS II. Camp
bell, Russell Sage, Abram Wakeman, Jas. s. T.
Stranahan, ThoS. Flager, and Guy r. Pelton.
After the dinner "The Banks survivors Reunion
Association" was formed, with the following OFF,
tary; A. II. Crayin, Jno. Sherman, and Justin s.
Morrill, executive committee. Letters OF regret
were received from Gen. JnO. A. Bingham OF
Ohio, and Hon. Jno. j. Perry, OF Maine. They then
adjourned TO meet at the Republican National
League In this city February g 1880.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Meeting OF the District woman's SUR
frage Association Last Night.

MISS srstS n ANrHoSYs STEERING ADDRESS
PROGRESS or THE NATIONAL AssocTATIoS-THE
INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TO BE ORGANIZED IN EVERY srArE-woxEs IN
THE socTH.
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MARRIED IN 1910; REMARKED IN 1SsS.-At Eagle
Wright, an old settler and well-known hotel man,
was married again. few days ago. to the wife he
married forty-eight years ago. He Is the recipient
OF large pension from the United States Govern
ment, and knowing how dif1cult IL would be for
his wife, In case OF his death, TO draw his pension
Without marriage certtncate, had new cere-
mony performed The Col and Mfa Wright were
married at Sackett's Harbor, N. T., In November,
lS4O, out while moving from Eagle River many
SAYS LABOR n woman OFF IN AMERICA TEAM IN
ENaLAND.-Dl. Edward Avelfng lectured Wednes-
cross In London on the labor movement In America
Aveilng was surprised TO ma the condition Of the
woIklng classes much worse than u England and
that organization, composed of such opposing and
oiscoroant eiementA, would not long remain, and
capotahst1c side ~ the stSugHie progressed.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

EoR NORFOLK. OLD POINT AND THE SOUTH
Steamer GEORGE LEARY leaves Washington
Monday. Wednesday AMI rldAy at ) pm
Steamer JANE MOsELEi. Tuesday aud THURSDAY
Al 3 pm, and sunday at pm
Steamer Lesry lands at Piney Point going andretorn
ing.
Moseley lands at oornhed Hsrior going and return
ing.
Knox and Lloyds express win call and check bag,
gage at hotels and private residencos TeiephonesA
Lesry. 1853. Moseley -. Fare. e.
W p WEIGH, Supf, p. g. Co.
GEO. r. PHILLIPS, supt, l. and s. c. Co.
MT. vERNoNi MI. VERMONT
STEAMER W. w CORCoRAN
Leaves 1thstreet wharf daily texcept sunday for M
Vernon and River Landings far down 6lymont e
10 O'Clock L. m Returning. reaches Washinston
about $50 y. m
sl6 L L BLAKE Captain.
IrOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGs
4 NEW IRON STEAMER -wAKEF1EIp-
Leaves 9TH St wharf on MONDAYS. THuRsDAY4
and SATURDAIs am. Returnins Tuesdays
fkiDAlS and SUNDAY pm, touching at River Land
ipgs far Nomini Greek, Curriomsn. Va, and ~
Clements Bay. Nd Connects with Is aud q. X r. st
Shepherds. See schedule JOHN D. PADGETT, Agt
G W. RIDLEY. Manager. jA2j
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BOOKS, &c.

F,osPEI HYMNS NO. s. THE NEW BOOK By
" SANKEY. MoGRANAHAN ~ 4bbkNs
Crumbs from the Kings Tsbleby Margaret BottomA
Come Ye Apart Daily Readings In the Life Of christ
" rbe irsye Returns by hurry Herman
The story Of keedon Bluffs. by Charles ESesrt
Frse Joe and other Georgian Sketches by Joel chand
Ter HATTIE ''' VIZ BALLANrYNE q SOUS
ja14 80 1th etfeet
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 60 1887.
LEAVE Az WASHINGTON FROM STATION, CORNER
,of NEW JERSEY AVENUE AND 4 STREET.
q tr chicago and Northwest ZAP daily 1898 An
q For Cincinnati and St Louis E,p daily . oaaA
for Plttsburs and Cleveland, Exp. daily 10 50 an.
For Lex ington and Local ststicps ~ :4oam.
For philadelphia, Newark. and Wilmington. :3ol
For ana pcns Seisss 3. a@sre and
adephia Is 90 an and 20 rs pm,
For BsitlmoTs, 800 go, Gao 20, : % :; %
30 s. eis 90. s s5, and Is 60 p sS
' Pc snssps :Sa IA a Il IS sSS 80
Ds a a. sns 50 . S P LsVs s5 aSSs
sSs 81 Ss.rssn y,;siPsSn rGs r.l;
sn 81 ~ :se pm on al Sundays 80 sm 3d. 80
For stations on Metropolitan Branch. 10 rs am.
4, 10 Am S 20 I'm nor Ss,ns.psl stations. oniy
For 9sithersburz and in,ermedis,e points ts:so L.
For Boyds and iDterrnediste stations, "a 90 pm
Chureh trains leave w.shineton on SUNDAY only..
40 nm.. stopping at all stations ON Metropolis
For FREDERICK. rs 40 am 1880 pm. IS 500
For HAGERsToxN. 70 40 am. and IS .3opm
ar f1m 5 @ SAP ~ S,i Am asS
An and 2:25 pm; from Pittsbure. daily. 40 am
From Pkilsdelphia Chester and wilmington, 10 As
Prom singerly aDd internediate points north o. Bal
Trains iesye Bstimore for Washington at $40.
800 800 sS 800 $50 e g. 20 q ma Il d ss
m on SUNDAYS. 80. 2 20, s.o3. 10 90 An 30
R.eep e sunday sSG bs s saa Sais
Bsss.ss called tos and checked :. hotel. and r.
ie"H'''''"'' w Sye N. CLEMENTS. Manager,
n2I G X. LORD. General PASSENGER Aren't
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fkKr DrsrKNsARY.-A dispensary for the medf-
CA and surgical treatment OF the deserving poor
o. the District will be opened In few days al No.
Jl 30 street northeast The directors are Chas.
=. Lancaster President; =. 7. Cnamberlin, n. D.,
Archibald Taylor, N. D., secretary; Geo Ryneai
EY W. y. Peaehy. John Y. wagyaman, Lleweilyn
khdt. LAehlan Tyler, N. D, =. r. Haftigan. N. d,
II. d
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NNHE GREA,
Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
10 THE NORTH. WEST, AND sourHwEsr.
DOUBLE TRACK SPLENDID SCENERY
STEEL RAILS MAGNIFICENT OlIPNE NJ
IN EFFECT DEcEMBrh ~ lss5

IN EFFECT DEcEMBfh ~ iss5. l.
Trains leave wasslss,on from station corner Of 9Th
For ssSurr AND AND the s' Vest csissS m. Expires.
% S, ens. a ana fs 81 L5 aa.
wa w RSlse.1s cars from HARRISBURG o c,ncnna,L
e Ss.e.se with sle.piny Oar AiSona e chlc
to md Si x ra's ss ss
SeIt SATURDAY. Harrisburg 10 Cleveland commenting
n as,II 81 s3S Ms%sai: Pains
For fsaffIMoES AID FoIosScr i as Sfha61S
1000 pm pm; a.ily. erespi saturday. With Psiscs
For MliltS ss ns'G mt e KHSchsser r,
For n S. daily lyrs s, ssg ~, sunday day
pIns1{ soH mi ~ % t am 90 lS 90 sni
s and Rpnins cars 40 am daily. except SUNDAY.
For boston wiibea, change, . 90 pm. every day.
ss y With bos s q sds T. Rnp san1 =
70, double isrri.ee asro.s New yoTh city
90 ID. 800 % 90 Ard IL, I pm !, o. On sum s@
S Hs PM Limited - .i e.r so and G SS
f. ing ears 90 a m week days and as m. daily
For u. s:iTsss Gss g. s s g s 10 I .
DAY, o. so o Il .as s 6 on SIN IN
ro. p oo SEQ dSs. II , 'oo and = 20
For hSs.poii. 70 and 300 am. l2 os 20, and
800 IN daily. except sunday. Sundays 5000
ALEAANDklA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
NAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For i, as s. nsss sSS SO q, A
100 am, 80. $50. sos, and 10 .o5 pm.
For .nS TIE south ,
sns Ss1s ffsSsR &s sSan
s14 PIG l9;i3 II 90 am. 20, 800. n
sunday At e:i0 and ii OF AM s.6o. 10.
- ;O5 9:32 and 10 42p
Tickets and information at the Office northeast CIR
ner of street and fennsylvana avenue and
station where orders be left for the checking u
bafease 10 estimation from hotels and Residences
CHAS. T. PUGH, . Moon
Oeneral Manager fn1pl Gen. Passenger Agent.
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ION Saturday night, March "a, there will be a
public reception at the Riggs House. to give all our
friends and all our enemies q chance 70 see what
sort Of women We are. on sunday afternoon there
VIII De church services held at Albaugh's IN which
Guy women who have been ordained viii partici-
PATE atteaded, OF course, by all present at the
council Among these divines viii be Miss An
Annie shaw VIII preach the sermon Monday
uofninS MIS- stanton will deliver her openinp adj
dress sac promises TO sail from England Warch
4, and 10 stay over with Us for good now Monday
s Srssnns ssssion viii De devoted 10 education,
Iuesnay morning 70 evangelical work. and Tues
oAy evening 10 the temperance cause and other
IKE topicS On wednesday morning we shail hear
nom the industries, the Knights OF Labor and the
Snahgsrs anu others; Wednesday evening Will
&c given 10 the discussion OF Law and
THURSDAY morning the foreigners viii give their
views Inc subject OF organizations among women
VIII De discussed that evening. The Friday morn
Ing session Will be for women only we fionr
Msn. am men around for we are going to talk
Miller VIII discuss the subject OF dress reform
and mere there was q slight Interruption caused
Dy most OF the audience endeayorfhQ TO get a
giiimpse OF Dr.. Walker. but she had In some way
mysenocsly disappeared-'Jhose OF the ladies'
VINO don't want 10 hear Miss Miller continued
Miss Anthony, ~need not stay, OF course The tax
on Friday night Will be political and on SATURDAY
morning We shall have aconference OF the pioneers
0f the cause This will be the only chance for the
men 70 Talk 1 think that Wen have twenty OF
on saturday night viii end up the work and a final
adjournment Will take place after the religious SER
Wees sunday evening. Now. sisters, we want 70
SHOW the people that women s-rights women can
q. as much WORK for their cause and yet be Just
yohy And Just rs refined as any other women" And
the close " Miss Antnony's remarks was greeted
handA
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Sl55!. assessed In the name Of Frances blanchard;
in the names OF Frances Ann wr,siey and Frances
Blanchard with penalties interest and costs for each
year. 1870 =.
Certificate No. 22O9; square No. "a; lot. sub B.
Issued on sccoant o. the 9 improvement OF street
four 24 assessd IN the name Of William Blanchard
IL the % bs1ss rs ase,st e 10 per cent
Also the second third and fourth ne Of
the name of Jane Farnham ia the amount Of $40 81
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~ 1oU1' aSsesseu ~ hane OF
an3s fnnps. Win penaites interest and costs for
Meth v at % west
faet tc1ce snnth N thence east
70 JRsr rSf No 841 souare No oea. II, and
sn,ss r1c r., s s OF New
bered two S1ndred AMI three " square num-
III annns ~ ~ a.; t1h u W. C0rcoran. IN
rer snnmm from Ssnie,ter1 Is1e ~ ~ per cent
;nroysme1ts NOV 70 :n iat 40 dot part 10 and
ter syxa BEING 0r s me s ssst
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-27
AurtIi:in Springs.
SEPT. "a, 1893.

EDITOR DEMOCRAT II lie farmers
Of this section are complaining very
much, they say that twO-thirds Of the
crop of fodeier will be lost owing to
the excessive rains recently.
Mr.. A, Brinkley is in tire North
purcha ing his fell stock of goods.
Miss Daiscy jenkins. of Spring
IIill. who has been spending some
time with her relatives at Capt. W.
t . jenkins near this place, returned
10 her home Yesterday accompanied
by her little cousins Bessie aod
Carrie Jenkins.
Miss Mamie Jenkins of LittIeton,
5 visiting her uncle's family. Mss
Mamie has been there eight Ga
What young man is 1t that has heen
there seven times during that time?
Mr.. Editor, we would suggest a
few names which we think ought to
be considered IN the nomination
which will take place 1st Monday in
October. For Treasurer of Halifax
county, w. NJ. Perkins, Jr.; for
Register of Deeds, L. Vinson; for
Sheriff, B. !. AlIshrook, Of Scotland
Neck; for the Legislature, T |.
Emry, of Weldon, and S. Johns,oc ,
of Lit)letOn; for the Senate UOH.
w. Ii. Kitchin, Of Scotland n OK.
This. We think, would I've the strong
est ticket We could make.
We notice that the circulation Of
TIE DEMOCRAT is great. increased
since the etitnr's flFIng trip to this
Office Sept. 9th. Come a2au, Nr.
billiard. More anon.
Sept. goth. NON.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-27
From ~ ciiOn.

ME-. EDITOR II regret to an
nounce tie death OF Mr.. Il. ".
Daniel, which sad event cccurrt / in
this place on Saturday last after a
few weeks illness IN, the 62Rd Year
of his age. He was buried with
Masonic Honors on Sunday evening"
from the Baptist church, Rev. W. B
Morton conducting the services.
Several members of the Knights Of
Honor came out from Petersburg
to participate in the services, and
while here were tie guests Of oar
clever tOwn8man Major t. L. Envy.
Mr.. Daniel was an honest man in ali
Of his businnss relations in lie IN
a most devoted father. He |. aVe<
three children TO mourn tleir loss 10
whom We offer our deepest sympA~
thy.
Mr.. Bryant Whitehead died at his
residence near here on Sunday even
ing the 10Th in the 65th year Of bis
age.
| suggest for thu Sesa,e, Major
L, l.. Emry, who ought to be nouns
mated, No man ever did more fer
the party Or has mpre interest In TIE
county affairs. He is a large tax
payer and gives employment to mole
persons Of tut1 races than any otLel
man ia the county and for these
res, OnS lie should be nominated.
| am glad to state that the Rev
W. B. Morton, whose health has
been very bad tor several months
has been so far restored as to enable
him to return to his charge. II.
preached two excellent sermons Or
Sunday last to s large and appTecl'
alive audIeuce.
! Sept. 2itE. ".
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-27

H"En. " are not producers 70 the
eA'e"t oliat We ocf iooL 70 . Nd von vii he
amazed to find so many things that you
ai,a-r-o .h;ah 1irb Grtl4 carital
oI> ,Y ..eIs, ",llIl ;"lt a. well he made
anu energy couIu yIi as: ",,red moro We
LeIe; ~ ~ W. ind,nendrnt. j. would
Oo.,u - Aow hc~a and not Else
,rhora EoyottoI,'le fhxerrer
p....,
nat - ''ie III the 'o''" III @5 -,
Il le is equally true OF the stores IN scot
land Neck. Every one says, Yes, we
,,.,,bt n rnanur.c.ur. mare bar what can
we manufacture
Well, We have some Of the finest ofE
and other suitable t.mberS in the country
FIR the rronnf.c,u,,,., or s,,okcr handles
'
7'is' buckets wagons, ousg'eS, ana Al
N pSt anything couceIFatle. The Only
fficulty with Us is nobody viii bcgin
", o,,.,It >, h,vo IN ;-o,
.'' " VI - 0'7''' ~ - a., '''
'''I'FF mere "e Hee1 ," factory
wy much. Ills community ought 10
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-27

Mr.. G. S. Waite went to Littlcton
Monday.
Miss Maize NicholIs is away on a
visit to friends in Williamson.
Yrs. W. J. Ill moved to Weldon
as Friday Were sac Will reside II
the future.
DR.. Huffman went to Tarboro
Wednesday to assist Rev, Mr.. Leslie
n q meeting near that town.
Mrs. w. J. Wlngate, of Wake
Forest returned home Friday after
,everal days visit to her parents,
Misses Lucy and Pattie Brown, o.
Weldon, who hive been Spending s
lew days with Miss Nora CuIrie.
returned home Saturday.
Rev. Q. NJ Duke preached a very
tble sermon in the Bal fist church
;aSt week. He is preacher of rar'
Liits and greet power.
VIVA young map was that who
returned home last week from Ljt;Ia-
on where he has been spending q
ve, k for his health AMI in view OF
n: tuture happiness?
Miss Annie Madry, of tLis place,
who has been visiting her sister
.lrs. J. +. Bullock, of Co"etot, re-
turned home Saturday, accompanied
0y her sister, Mrs. Bullock.
Messre. W. F. Parker and ". c.
Ih"-ne, of Enfield, were in town last
Thursday. Mr.. Parker is the pre-
sent County Treasurer Of Halifax
nd is an candidate for the nominal
ion to the Office again.
The general verdict is that he has
made good officer.
Mr.. G. +. Brewer, of Wake Forest,
spent some tine In town LIST week,
listing hi, sister, Mrs. \. b. Josey 6.
he is SUDDEN. of Joins Hopkins
University Baltimore, and Is mex
ing for h .mS,it an ,nyItGlc reputa ,
r,oH. He has spent one year there
nj Will obtain the degree Of Pm, d,
TINS wear.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-27
South NsOuntain-Sha rp~bur:

These DAYS Of September, 14tt
and l7th. remind the SURVIVORS Of b,
Arny Of No. Va, of the fields meE
tone above. The time Is near
when the Democracy Of II alifax, vii
animate men for tie diff, IL.
county flee. Will it not t.e pro~
p to rcmrmher the men who Tor,
the brunt Of these, and tier fields:
Faucets township, eve true, eve
thtul, presents the name Of hr1
ravorite sOr, W. G. Daniel for r.
lister Of Dcet-. Mr.. Daniel is Ell
J,Cely qualified for the faithful dtE
'harge Of ell the duties Of this office
md n has the hcnors OF having -erv
ed his county well, through the late
war.
1t Is said that Republics are UT.
grateful; let it not be said tina,
Ualifox forgcts her old soldiers.
HALIFAX County.
Sept. 18th, 1888.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-27
ihe khomp~On Ssrphanasc.

Mr.. EDITOR A portion oC the
congreg of Trinity Parish met
on the 9th August, 1883 and united
N forming a society to lie known as
''Trinity Guili.' Its object is,
l. Tie utual benefit of it's MEM
hers II Christian faith and duty.
:, / lie promotion OF reverence
AMI zeal in worship.
3. II 9 hearty cooperation of lis
members in works OF mercy, especial
~ IN aid OF Nh "Thomp,0n Orphan
lie" o. CHARLOTTE, \. &.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-27

ANY person In sympathy with the
objects OF this society upon the re-
COMMUNICATION Of the president may
become a member by signing the
constitution aud BY Laws AMI pay
Ing the monthly dues Of ; cents.
The regular meetings will be held
At 10, a. NJ. on the first Monday in
each month.
The undersigned we're requested
TO ask the assistance aud he!p OF all
pcrsons who desire to further this
work. REV. w. J. SMITH. Pres.
4. II. SMITH, Eice-Pre>
NOIfL LEFT SMITH. Trc4s.
, ). PAUL., Secl'y.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-27
Raw River ssagGiI~.

In reply to our Letter to CO..
Thomas NJ. Hot last week, relative
t. the haggia2 he is manufacturing
as a substitute for jute bagging, we
have received the followiug:
HAw RIVER, n. c., Sept, q, 1888.
MIR. + +. ii!LLIARD,
Dear Sit: Your favor received
en1ioSa You I SAMPLE Of the good
we are making, 1t is 80 inches
wide and weighs , yards to the
pound. and can be rttallcd ct 81 to
l0c. PEI yard. Yours truly,
THOS. NJ. HOLT
The sample can be seen in this
office hy @ll w1o wish to examine 1t
I'D. DEMOCRAT.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-27
THEIR RTrSINES> BOOMING

PI"bablv no one thing has caused such
a general revival OF trade at Z. 7. White
head 4 Co. Drug Store as their giving
away to their customers of 50 many free
trial bottles of Dr., Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. Their trade is simply
enormous in this very Valuable article
from the fact that t always cures and
never dlsappoints. Coughs. Colds, As
thma, Bronchitis, Group, and all throat
and lung diseases quickly cures. You
can test it before buying by getting a
trial bottle free. large sire 81. Every
bottle warranted.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-27

You are feeling depressed, your appel
ite is poor, you are bothered with ii, az
ache, you are idgety, nervous. and
generally out of sorts, and want to brace
up. Brace up, but not with stlmulants,
spring medicines, or blttcrS, which have
for their basis very cheap, bad whlskey,
and which stimulate you Tor an hour, and
then leave YOU in worse condition than
before What YOU want is an Alternative
that will purify your blood. start healthy
action of Liver and Kidneys, restore youI
vitality. and give renewed health and
strength. SucL a medicine you will find
in Electric BitterS, and only % cents a
bottle at E.T. Whitehead & Cos drug
store