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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-11-15
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-11-15
NOTICE TO CREDTTORS.

STATE F MINNESOTA. ! SO In Probate Court,
County OF Ramsey. Especial Term october
30th 1883.
In the Matter of the Estate of Joseph Files
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the Judge of Pro-
bate of the County of Ramsey, will. upon the
first Monday of the month of May A. d.
1889 at ten O'Clock a. M, hear. examine and
adjust all claims and demands against said
deceased; and that six months from and
after the date hereof have been allowed and
limited for creditors to present their claims
against said estate, at the expiration of which
time all claims not presented or not proven to
for good cause shown further time be slowed.
BY THE COURT,
Q.S.l E. S. GORMAN,
Judge of Probate
Maria Files, Administrative
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-11-15

AaWCOn o1OC0GTS
baben folsenoe beionoere Bargains,
pelde f. in ben ndhifen oreiBig (3O)
Sagen prferiren.
@aus unb 2Dt nabe 8obn Manu=
factory Co., leidte 8ebinsunaen.
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Station.
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Ctr. Statipn.
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Ipe. Bride, pbere Stabt @elt Geite.
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Gud Qduier unb 2ots unter leihten
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Stabt.
@elo 3u berleiben lit alien Summen
;u t'eotigen Yrocenten Bel
LAWTON BROS,
175 Datota gpe., 3O5 Sadion Ctr.
ct. Saul Minn.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-11
KErCHIN SPARKS.

It is said that Kitchin skinned
DOckery at Tavlorsville d few even~
ings ago and had the hide in the
LANYARD before breakfast.-New
Berne fournn..
Dockerv is now canv assing in the
West, with Buck Kitchin at his heels.
Wilmington StUr.
This able and eloquent champion
of democracy addressed Reidsville
audience last Saturday afternoon in
vigorous and stirring speech.
He pictured in the most vivid
terms the wrongs and expressions
endured by our people from the
reign of the Republican party when
they had control in the State, and
contrasttd it in a forcible manner
with the peace and comparative
prosperity enjoved by our people
under Democratic rule since. He
discussed the tariff question in 8
mastery manner. pointing ont as
with a pencil Of light its gross i'm
projections and grosser impositions
upon the people, under the name o
self styled "protection;' together
with ether topics of import in public
affairs Hurrah fO
Kitchin and the entire Democratic
team Reid willie D~mocrUt.
1t is said that Dockrry "has swap
ped the devil for witch" Witt
Captain KitChin after him he can
say his oppo"ent deals only in flow
ers Of rhetoric If he don't get tn
facts in the plainest possible Englis
it will re berause he WONT stay t
hear them. Buck Kitchin may nc
be expert with the small sword. hU
be is terrible with a broad axe
New Berne JONrHtd.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-11

Democrats, of Halifax county, the
leaders in the race for our county
ticket have been chosen. Much of
the work on the national ticket has
already been carefully and wisely
arranged by the champion leaders of
Democracy; and now the great and
important work for US to do within
the next four weeks lies in and
around our own immediate homes.
County organization is good, town,
ship organization is good, great en-
thusiasm is good, but personal effort
is far better than all things else in
contest like this. We, white men
of the East, are vitality interested
in our county officers and our State
Legislature. The national results
can not So much affect US immediate
ly as our own home surroundings
With Republican Legislator,
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-11
ESKkEB ES.

Mr.. EDITOR How oft we have
met at the polls in mutual confidence
and given our votes in solid mass
for good and true men Then have
our efforts been thwsrted by some
unprincipled act of a deceIver, q
bribe-taker who will come forth for
the pitiful sum of few dollars and
sell every vote IN the county, by
standing the Republicans bonds !,
regardless of opportunity, principles,
private honor, and the public good
Our votes are exposed TO sale as in
a market, and in exchange we have
the perniciOuS blessing Of negro rule
and predominance. 1t is DESTROYING
the safety the very vitals of our re-
public. Let man receive a bride
! ne is enVied--lpt MIN confess The
/ incurS favor. HIS very &C usatlOn
only elevateS him IN pOllJiCS, We
/ lose all our advantages through these
trafficers in their COuntry's welfare
/ Let the brihe-taker he accounted in
/ famous. and an enemy 20 the com
try and be sentenced "a any Othel
criminal. How long will the peopl'
submit to these wrongs!
We hear fire tried Democrat:
saving daily they will nev,r vote fol
another honded officer In the count !
because the Democrats will sell thcl
votes by bonding the Republicans
| confess we all love and cove
money, but | would not COvvt it :,
the surrender of my cOnscientiOu
judgement or the sacrifice of tn
peoples settled rights. And tn
; man that would do such thin,
could not be guilty Of bAser act
: As THEDEMOCRAT is fast gaining i
] favor with the people and becoming
the favOrite county paper, we hop
1t will use its influence in this MAJ
ter. For the press Is certainly til
p election of the people, and W
= therefore look to it for help.
q GENO.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-11
a WORD TO THE NEGRO.

Some OF our Colored readers say /
that THE DEMOCRAT is too rough on
the negro. They mistake US. Our
position and the position OF the
Democratic party is that white men
rnust rule North Carolina, The we'll
being of society, the good OF the
country, the negro's own good, civil
ization itself demands this. But
Democratic rule will be equitable
md just TO all classes of our cltI-
zens. Every man will be given an
anaa' chance before the law. Re
publican rule would be corrupt and
infamous. The Democratic part, >
words to the negro are words O.
wisdom and Of kindness. We Will
1--WE you chance to elevate ana
npIift yourselves. but we can never
allow YOU to pull us down to your
level and to tue level Of those white
men who bend The "pregnant hinges
Of the knee that thrift may follow
fawning."
We believe that the white men If
the South who ally themselves With
the negro and who call themselves
white Republicans are the hittcrest
foe to the negro race. Let the negr"
ask for an Office and then they arc
all against him. Let the negro do
he voting and give them the loaves
and fishes, and then he is great
fellow.
Read what Judge Russell, the
white-skin man whom you nominated
for the highest court in the State
says to the world about yOn. Here
are his words: The negroes Of the
south are largely savages.
They are no mOr'
. fit to govern han are their hrethr' 7
IN African swamps or so many Mon
.oIians Dumped down from japan
tsia."
; What does Loge Harris, the CRANE
sO9ul of the Republican party il
ne State. the editor of the Signal
ne ex-SolicitOr who once prescott
vd in the courts of this county, say
Read his paper Of last week, He i
mad, terribly mad 'imply becaus
Cleveland has given few negroe
from North Carolina positions. Her
is what he calls Cleveland, and a.
because he is just TO the negro
t The negro loving Yankee Cleve
Il land" .'Tom-tit DeveTeaux you
! romInee forAttOrney General speak
I dl5respectfuIly Of Won, too He say
5 tDwie is down Eat with the nigge
: Ii the cOlnred man had any respeC
e or himself, he would repudIate tn,
( whole white skin Republican trib
II !'neV are the direSt enemy YOU hav
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-11

The ticket nominated last week at
the Convention in Halifax Is in keep |
my with the demands of :he present
contest We hardly see how q
stronger ticket could have been
selected. 1t gives satisfaction to
the voters of the county and when
elected the entire county will be sat,
Lifted with the Representations.
MAJOR EMRY
j. the only man, perhaps, in the
county who COul carry the number
IF votes he can carrv. and certainly
10 man in the county is bitter fitted
20 represent the people. 1t was re-
marked ny prominent Democrat
before the mountainous were made
that Major Emry is the most ener>
{etic man that he had ever seen.
And truly he is energetic. His
record is too well known to all the
people of Halifax county, both white
and c0lOred, to need comment by US.
| Suffice it to say that q trGer Demo
crat and a more valuable citizen
can not be found anywhere in the
land than Thos. L. Emry.
MESsRs. ANTHONY AND TAYLOR
are the men to carry the popular
vote for the House. Who in Halifax
county does not know of the good
uatured Whit Anthonv2 Who does
not know of the energy and push OF
Tom Taylor? These gentlemen are
both from among the people and are
of the people, and so they can an(
will ably represent and faithfully
serve the people. If Whit Anthony
has an enemy in all the wide wOrlC
either at home or among the ! ankee
f ne so vigorously fought in the lat
; war we have yet to hear it. -
born soldier ;" as the phrase goe
f for him, why may We not expect hin
| to tie as gallant a representative /
p the legislative halls as be was on til
1 field of battle? Tom Taylor is quit
}. a favoriie among the Democrats c
/. his own immediate section an
: although he may not be PERSONAL
t known in every part of the count,
n yet the endorsement of the goo
n Democrats Of Brinklcyville is q sat
d and satisfactory introduction for hi
e to the whole county,
IS To put Major EmrY in the Senat
e. and Messrs. Anthony and Taylor
s. the House insures US an able repre-
re sentation in the next Legislature,
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-11

wLc-c is there any hope for US?
Nih Republican county officer'
where is there any hope for ne?
Rise, rise, men Of Anglo-SaHon
blood an let there GO fo7fh on 9Th
Of next month an edict that shall
never again be disputed within the
bord.rs of North Carolina, thai
,rhj,, men are jorn TO T"le ami that
,rL,fr men DO AID SHALL CONTINUE
TO RI LIE.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-11

Will white men vote for our steri-
ing Democrats, Emry, Anthony and
Taylor; or will they vote for that
messy white Republican, Goodwin ,
ard Jim Pittman and Columbus
Baker. his sable c3.npanions2 Every
lchjtc man will vote tue Democratic
ticket.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-11
Letter from NIn.iOr ET"rS

To EDITOR DEMOCRATS 1t has been
said that mo man is wise until he h S
been a candidate for Office So itSeems
with my candidacy. ain 10 take my first
lesson. learn the report is in clrcuIa-
ton that have told my tenants If they
ipin the Alliance they must leave my
land. THIS is stupidity and malicionsly
false, The Alliance | arprote Of. Every
other trade or calling has its orgAniza-
tions, and the farmers have been very
derelict in not sooner organizing. The
Alliance can induce the farmers to raise
their provisions at home: Nothing else
IAN. When that is done, our people will
be prosperous and happy, and not before
With me, this is a conviction. So | say
prosper Alliance and every other inStltu-
tion that will help build nD the farming
interests of the country,
Very truly, T. L. EmRN.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-11

The white man in Eastern Caro-
lima who can and does refuse to vote
the Democratic ticket on 6th of
November,ls justly branded with in
fanny IN his very recreancy to the
welfare of his race.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-11

What white man in Halifax COun-
ty would be willing to have COlum-
bus Baker or Jim Pittman walk into
ina parlor and converse with his
wife and daughter2 Well, the white
man that votes for them dare not re-
fuse them this privilege if they ask
it or assume 1t.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-11
TRAINS GOING NORTH.


Train on Scotland Neck Branch road
leaves halifax for Scotland Neck at 800
IN Returning leaves Scotland Neck at
8. 80 a m, daily except Sunday.
Train leaves 1arhorO. u. G.. via Abe
marie & Raleigh r. r. Daily Except San
day, 600 p. m. Sunday go p. IN ar
rive Williamson. y c. SO u. n. 81"
p. m. Returning leaves Williamson. y
c., Day except Sunday. :. i =. n , Sun
day 30 .. M. arrive TarborO, y. c. -
a. H.. II 30 4. IN.
Ira II ou Midland \. c. Branch leaves
| GoidSbor", y. c. paIv >cept Sunday,
100 a. m. arrive Srnithtield. y. c. $50
s.-m. Returning leaves Smi'hfel1, =. C.,
! 1910 a IN. arrive GOldSboro, n. C., II 80
q. III.
Train on Nashville Branch leaves
! Rocky Mount at 400 p. m, arrives Nash
Vile 40 p. IN Spring Hope SIS =. m.
Returning leaves Spring II pc 1919 a.
m, Nashville MS a. m, Rocky Mount
! IL % a IT. daliv. except Sunday
! 1IarE GA clinton branch leaves Val
saw fer clinton, Dajlv. except Sunday,
at 6.0o j.. 30. AMI i . q. m. Returning
leaves 1rt.n at 500 a. IN. and I.3J y
NJ. connectmg at Warsaw with Nos. l )
GG and -
S,uthhopnI Tran on Wilson & Fay.
ettrvllle Branch is No n. Nor'hbounC
is Ne. 81. Daily except Sunday.
1rsm NJ. y South viii stop only a
} Wilson. G"Id>horo and Magnolia.
Tram No = makes clo>eS connection
at Weldon for all points North daily. Al
rail via Richmond, and daily except Sun
day via BAY Line.
Trains maNrS close connection Tor al
: points North via Richmond and Washing
ton.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-11
TO THE TOTERS OFPALUIRf
TO WNSHIP.

Notice is hereby given that tn'
voting precinct in PaIm>ra towns
ship IL changed from Braswclia \
Roads to PALMYRA BY order of the
Board Of Comm ioners o Halifax
county. l.. NINNON,
ClTk Of the Board
Sept. 81, 1888. 8 - D.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-11
For Surveyor
w. X. NEVILL.

Chief Justice Fuller took his oath
IF Office and assumed duty Monday.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-11
aa5- Recipe furnished to any regular Ply
s.cian when requested. -ps

aa5- Recipe furnished to any regular Ply
scian when requested. -Ps
We nave never asked for a certificate.
We have some of the strongest ever gwen
all sent without solicitation. some OF
them with the request that we publish
for the benefit of all children suffering
with worms. The bottle is larger than
usual. The Vermirugc the best in the
market. The price as low as any-then,
why not use IL Read few only of the
many cyl Iences Of its great merit
Duck CREEK, \. c. May 8th, 1891
Boykin, GARNER Il Co., Baltimore, Mds
-Dear >irs: Mr.. A. Rudd, very res
ponSIble customer OF mine, gave half
teaspoonful WORM KILLER" to child
last week and the result was 30 worms.
Mr.. Daniel Pines used it with still better
results: - worms from one chI!d; OF
course my sales will be large.
Yours truly, E. S. SMITH.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-11

Some paper heads ali article "Thc
sort of Baptist Dockery is" and
III, Relates his leaving a number Of
empt, titsks in the hotel where h,
was stopping. A man who carOuses
with such crowd in drunken rPvel>
Iirgs as may be inferred from the
circumstance of five empty TASKS
left In his room at Troy, and that
too while urging his claims for the
Chief magistrscy of the great State
of North Carolina, ought to Ne hurl~
Ell from any Christian denomination
in America.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-11

We have heard that one of the
wife Republican Candidates REGENTS
y nominated in the R publican con
vcnti"n at Halifax said to a young
white Republican who was then ass
pitln= to office $50 home and be a
white man. am only Jim Good
win, and nobody cares much for me
any way"
And now what white man in Hall
fax county is willing to vote for
Goodwin or any other Republican.
white or black?
The white man who runs on the
Republican ticket or votes the Re-
publican ticket has a strong grip on
bis self respect if he does not lose
il
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-11
ATLANTIC COA~E LINE.
WILMINGTON 8 WELDON RAILROAD
AND aNCHES.
Condensed Schedule.

TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-16

WooDBuRN OF Nevada made one Of the
most cogent speeches delivered in the
Lower House gainst the Mills tariff bill.
In spite of this fact, which should endear
Mr.. Woodburn to the hearts Of all the
''trooly loyl" members Of the g. o. p.,
yet when he sent on word day or two
ago to his constituents that "Barkis was
willin" for second term Of Congress
sional honors, the answer that he was not
in demand seems to us ungracious.
1t also looks little as il Nevada Repub-
licans had become like the famous pup
pies whose eyes were opened. Perhaps in
a on.manufacturing State like the sage
brush, Republican rotten borough, wal
tariff in piping times Of peace, kept up to
tax the West and enrich the East, is MOI
as winning a card to play as the Nevada
Congressman thought it to be when he
played it on the floor of the House.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-16

THERE are lots of Democrats on the
streets to-day. Democracy is infectious,
and like Bob Acres valor, cit will come
and 60, you know" In the dark days
OF the party, some one said to Thurlow
Weed that Democracy would never
come to the front again in American
politics. "Don't you believe it," re-
piled the sagacious old leader; "there is
an inexplicable magnetism in the very
name, Democrat, that will bring that
party to the front."-[ Express.
Thurlow Weed had brains, and
knew American politics. He never
displayed more sagacity than
when he uttered the above truth.
But Weed was simply politi-
clan. Had he been statesman, well
grounded in the real and fundamental
principles which underlie this Republic,
the magnetism of the Democratic
party would not have been "inex-
plicable." 1t comes to the front
because it is founded on the vital
and eternal verities on which this
Government is framed. 1t can not die
VhiiO ohCAo uiO Cquui IlBlUo w COuUoHu
for. 1t will live while there are
the sovereign rights Of the States
OF this Union to protect. 1t must come
to the front, and to the forefront, while
there exists an irrepressible conflict be-
tween monopolies and trusts on one
hand and the people on the other. In
the dark days when the Democratic
party was not in the front leading the
country in some necessary matter of re.
form, it is still found wherever it can
get standing room disputing every inch
Of ground against those who would
in some manner or other deprive
us of some portion of our birthright.
While there is the glorious Constitution
OF this free country to defend, and its
principles are to be put in living practice,
the Democratic party must be found, as
the only true exponent Of those principles,
as the only trustworthy index Of their
meaning.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-16

The star-gazers of our City Of the
Angels should remember that in this
beautiful month of May the great plan
cts, "when heaven has put its night
gown on all buttoned up with stars
shine with great brilliancy. Jupiter is
morning star until the 21st, and then
evening star. Mars is now evening star
and glows with a ruddy hue about forty
five degrees northwest of silver tinted
Jupiter. In the western sky Saturn
shines serenely, and in magnitude is
next to Jupiter. But the glittering hosts
of heaven, planet or constellation, are
awaiting the close conjunction of Jupiter
with Beta Scorpii, which takes place on
the goth at 10 O'Clock in the evening
Planet and star will seem to Craze each
other, and will be plainly visible to the
naked eye.