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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-23
Railroads.
NEW-YORK CENTRAL
~ AND
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD,
THE GREAT FOUR-TRACK TRUNh LINE

THE GREAT FoGtR-TRACK TRUNK LINE
R sSlSfff4 q Of 'A TIE ffy'f FAST MAIL
ALL Tf %ESS5 1E 5EfHRh 1SP 4 RaF9ET From
largest and Finest Passenger station In America ana
the only T 6N AID BE A E9ERy A 1:9 IS 1850
IS m. Rochester Express Wagner dra"'h''fO0N 'N''
200 sara9gs Lake Ge9r ISm cars New YORK
TO saratoga Caldwell and Menres via ,I De 2s ad
SB B 9gSe6 T4 AfNETAD yE g6%Bd eI
cusvely Of buffet smoRgcar dning-e2 1racne RoeRS
s esf s fSsss S S&rs fsF Fss
arriving AZ chicago 20 next da7 Connects at Ceve
land with Columbus and CpeHD; Sonnfi e
q CANT Asa9g FAN. TO-
rou to- e ceSeah oGf1gH and
%asns to
T ToPf ia albany aga N'0nss' No,,n.,o
pre os asg sFs George ia1
Y YSrK to A saracgs az and Csdwe lake George
2p m Saratoga and Lake George Limited w5 HTps
drawing room for Saratoga and Lake George ana
puget 80 s4CA m ssrasogs Special with Wagner drawing
room CT cars : to Saratoga and Utica. ~
meets for PwliaSstown North Adams and Intermediate
points on Fitchburg Railroad. Wagner drswing-room
car fn S ss and St LOUIS bd lex
Toronto and cGyead S wasner ySsbued
tt6 D. m. Thousand Island and Adlronaack EAFtY PTS
Wagner sleeping-car New-Eork u Clayton, VIA Ctes
daiIv WAGNER sleerlnC-car. NewYOrk 10 Paul onn >
via Utica and Northern Al ondack Railroad daiy eA
cept Saturday. .,., Iy,acner
sloepng.car New-York to Syracuse, and Syracuse 70
Canandaigus. Through scepIng-car New-York to canaan
30 on the II oRre Adirondack capandagqs
ssIaes and % AcndaeR Raos also 70
Meeting PttsSrg Nth pnTSr eSg Wagner 9
daily to Montreal via Rouses Point ana wa o. N~
and to Syracuse and Canandaigua daily except sphaay
20 D. M Special Mail Limited arrives az K2chgs''r
40 a. m Buffalo :35 a. and CleYeland 20 p
ITO D. NJ Fast Night Express for RocheSaf bo
St. Louis Detroit and Chicago with Wagner sleeping
- midnight for Saratoga Adrondaes ana Gh9&TaHa
Wagner slecpng-cars e Albany Connects at Albany
Tckets and space drawing and sleeping on
sale az Grand Central station Alb 49, and 942 Br adway
park Place. 1 Battery Place 6S West 125thst, ana
i2etb.st station Npw-York; 1888 Washington and 12O
Fulton SITS and 398 Bedfori-aye., ?. D., Brooklyn
WestotSs Express calls for and checks baggage from
Run ~ day others daily except Sunday. stop at
13Sth-st station New-York
FOR THE BERKSHIRE HILLS.
FAST PITTSFIEI.D AND NORTH ADAMS SPE.
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Musical instruction.
NJ ETROPOLITAN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
81 East 14th-st New-York CITY.
The select musical school in the United States ex
ceptona advantages Voice Plano forte organ Violin Har
lnony Successful uscians al eminent
teachers comprise nc faculty NJ actually emybyed at
the Conservatory. Prominent among them as Dudley
Buck Albert Il. Pars ms, Harry Rowe Shs]"y SVDucl
p. Warren, ana Pa0o Cora Applicants without mu-
steal talent accepted SEND FOR rircua'.
IL w. GREENE. c. II HkWLFY,
General Msiager. Musical Director.
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n Ew-YoRK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN

Passenger trains leave foot OK 'v''~ - '''''"' "
wesf Aod.st is minutes later; -. ,... .t.n,.o,x.
s5 M Tor Midaetown pS s,c SsrV Delhi sidney.
Fdmeston, Norwich, Utica Rope. oneiaA oS"et0 Nv
~o.' Xxx M Tor Campbell Hail. Lakes Mohonx sna Vie,
rewaskS Waikiki Valley ssstons stony noFa StIsy
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willie Liberty, White LAKE nan r.ses Nohonk ana Mns
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new ,sAs r,,.ay,e port Jervs Monticello rsAspurgns
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reserved Al so7 Broadway - yxsI.nsS ~ NJ
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NEW LINE TO
VIA CENTRAL x. r. OF NEW;JERsEY,
PHILA. AND READING r. r.
and BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. r.
Solid TraIns-No Transfers 80 Extra Fare for Fast Tin

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT HAY 18TH.
Trains leave station Central Railroad OF NeW-'ersey
foot Lberty-s North River. q, -
FO. Washngton and Ba timore, 3 80 a. m II a. m )
30 . 80 3:15 p. M X night Sundays 3 80 H.
/ 30 . 30 3:15 D. m. - nghn . 80
Ali trains stop at Chester and Wilmington, except 10
p For For Philadelphia T. TAB 80 . 30 II 80.
30 BIS, 4, .. 8 30 80 y. m IL night SUNDAY
49, o 80 a. m 49, 80 $40 o. oiSo D. H. ~
night . - =, .., .. o, ~
Gal as 9i4 lao ,323 Broadway, 1877 6th-aye, POI
West 125thst 1872 East l25thst. New Courtst.
$40 u;ton st., 9S Broadway, Brooklyn.
New York Transfer Company VIII call for ana cneck
bag from hotel resldenee.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
i THE STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMEKICAs
PROTECTED THROUCII0UT ~ nhE ,cx,y,
INTERLOCKING SWITCH AND BLOCK SlGSAb
SYSTEM.
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Jersey City.
uASBROUCK INSTITUTE.

L
1O7 and 100 GFandst. Jersey CITY, y. J.
Thirty-fourth year begins Sept. 18 day school
with separate departments for boys ard girls from the
earliest school Fits frr college business, and tho
professional schools Languages, Vocal Mu-c ami Draw
Ing without charge. Departments ~ ARR Music and
Physical Culture, special. lauonizri by the people Of
Jersey City, NewYo Brooklyn and 81 suburhan towns
situated railroads leading 10 Jersey City ana HObOkcn
Catalogues giving full information .ent on application.
Directors. CHARLES {. SIIMETS Principal
iHORACE c. WAIT, Nice-principel.
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Gclchers.


F., HEST TEACHERS. American ami Foreign, supplied
ERS WANTED; foe for rec sraton; form tor stamp.
T. + AVERY American S'A''' Bureau West i4'A-'''
4 MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
~ supplies Professors Teachers Tutors. GOvernesseA
&C. " Colleges. schools and Families Apply ~
Mrs. NJ. J. HOuNGFULTON. % Union square
a TUTORS Goycfnesses, Professors Teachers all
~ 0ols parents. modern languages spoken: wanted,
gentleman. norma graduate. MIRIAM CoYRIERE.
81 Fast l7th-st, bet. 4th-ave and Broadway.
L. RoCKwAYs TEACHERy AGENCY (tormery Chi,
ID eagO supplies superior teachers for schools colleges
AID families Mrs. L. FREEMAN. BROCKWAY. %
West 2~d-st- heoommends schools 70 parentA
s,CHERMERHoRNs TEACHERS AGENCY
- Oldest and best known In ". 3. Established 1858
East l4thst. N. Y.
STUDENTS tutored in preparatory or conditioned col
- lege work, by smith College graduate refers 70
faculty Of college. TUTOR, Box 9, Tribune Once
U,EACHER educated ysssar College, with 4 years
/ experience teaes.ng Latin, higher mathematics and
would like position Address TALENTED
FIEjC UTIONISr Tribune ONCE.
U,HE UNION TEACHERS AGENCY Established
1880 provides schools with teachers. teachers with
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ASdrsss FRED NJ. RICE Natok. Mass.
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w Friday morning.; also for general advanced work
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~ Wet 23d.st-
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w both sexes supplies professors eaehers governesses
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colleges school. and families also beekkeepers stenogfa
piers and copylsts 70 business firms
~ 4iss 9. H. WkRNLR. go 9th ave.l News Yefk City,
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HluslraI 9nstrumcnrs.

REMOVAL
WIN. kNABE Il co.
have removed to their warerooms
14S FIFTH AVENUE,
20thst
A number Of slightly used grand, upright and square
onos on our make which specially selected and used
Nv the artists OF the Metropolitan opera House Company
drng tho past opera viii be sold 2t liberal
duetIon from regular prices.
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FOR THE BERKSHIRE HILLS.
FAST PITTSFIFLD AND NORTH ADAMS SPE.
GALS with elegant Wagner Drawing room cars through
TO pittsbug change leave Grand Central station
Via Harlem Division daily except Sundays ut 10 :35
and 40 n. m. Fast time Superior service
JOHN NJ. TOUCEY, GEOROiE n. DANIEi4S,
General Supcrintendenb 6eHl Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-23
For Young Ladies-Country.

For Young LadieS-Country.
A CHOICE sCHOOL-Biooke Hal for gisls and young
N ladeA SWITHlN C. SHORILlDGE, A, NJ,
(liarvard Graduae) Media, Pa. tncar Pls aielphial
- oRDENTowN FEMALE COLLEGE. n. J.
Id An excellent school q very thful and delight
ful location Superior Music ana Art Departments. Ad-
dress Rev WM. c. BOWEN. A. NJ. President
& oLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. ENGLEwOOD.
~ n. J-heOpeus September 20 Preparation for COZ
lege specially Pupils admitted h Nassar, wellesley,
and smith our certificate. ADALlNE w. STERLING.
CAROLINE NJ. GERRISH. A. Il.
u sfIELE7S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
fall term begins "Wednesday. September %. 1889.
Address GEORGE STEELE. Hartford
n REV LADIES' SEMINARY. Carmel ". Y.-2ith
~ year opens September IL Healtmn, homellke, thor
Uugh illustrated circular GEO. CROSBY SMITH. AN.
nAMINGToN SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES.
~ West Chester. Pa Fail term begins sept l6 Healthy
and beautiful location. AL branches taught $50
year. For catalogue address X Darlington Ph. D.. Prn.
II LMIRA COLLEGE. FOR WOMEN. offers superor
II advantages In College, scientific and Preparatory
Courses Of study; also IN Music and Art. Heated BY
usually moderate Send for Catalogue 70
PRIEST A. w. COwLFS III. D.. Elnira. N. Y.
iIoRT EDWARD COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
A Boarding Seminary Of highest graie. ExcIU.
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music and srt-rooms p3Fers gymnasium and furnished
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Teachers Five OF study with diplomas al grad.
ustlon also Preparatory Classes $500 year. board
furnished room and al! studies except Music Ar. Stonog
Apply ana Iypcwrtng 32d year SEPT l0
JOS l.. KING ID. d.. Hort Ldward N Y.
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES,
" EHIDCEPORT. CONN. Dor Circular address
Miss EMILY NELSON. PnneisAl -
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For Both Sexes--City.

4 -CIRCULARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS FREE; state
"A. whether for boys gins; city Or county X T.
AVERY, American School bureau West l4th-st. n y
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW-YORK
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AND
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open for fan Tuesday, September B.
places can be secured dmng the month Of august By
letter OF personal application: send for ercu5ar.
>. S. PACKARD, President.
1ol EAST 23D.ST.
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Iusirnciion.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
WY EST END SCHOOL. 113 West 7lstst
evmnasiun CHESTER DONALDSON. A. NJ.
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NORTH WALES ACADEMY and
y SCHOOL or BUSINESS.
Nlneteent begins H. 1859 Thorouzh aca1em
and business both Elegant building, beau
tiful location and grounds. Moderate rates.
). T. BRUNNFR 4. o. Box Al, North wales, Penn.
nFpDrF INSTITUTE. IIightst0wn, ". Both sexes.
is In Faculty Prepares Tor College, Teaching, Busl
ness Thorough In German French. Music. Art. Opens
september II. II. Z. SLAUGHT. A. NJ Principal
N ENNINGTON IN. j. SEMINARY AND LADIES'
l. GOLLEG E.-conyenient p New;Ysrk. 5oth year
noierao High and healLhul. Steam heating gas; IRE
eS'"P' THos HANLoN. d. D., President
ID OSTFRE SEMINARY, STAMFORD, CoNN-Home
ii BOARDING School for Misses and Children Thorough
Instruction. Mothers care. Reopens "Wednesday Sep
tember %. Address MISS A. IHUNNTON, Principal.
<, orrTH JERSEY INSTITUTE BRrDGETON. NEW
- JERSEY -2Oth year begins September Is. Both
eyes Prepares for any College. Teaching Business
French, German. Music. Art. Mltary Dru
II. K. TRASH Principal
cooO A WEAR. board and tuition. Seminary girls
.SZUU 5000 Military Academy boys; $3.50 Military
College young mem. Address EPISCOPAL SCHOOLS,
Haldonh-hi y. J.
coOO -MAPLEwOoD INSTITUTE. for both sexes,
NstUU. CorcnrlvIle, penn.-PTeparat0ry, business
English graduating. scientific and college preparatory
eoussas special TO little boys highly recommended
TOS SHORTI1DGE Yalel. A. NJ. Principal
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-06-27
Weak Women.

The more sensitive nature of the female
sex renders women much more suScepji-
bic than men to those numerous ills
which spring from lack Of harmony i'll
the system. The nervous system gives
way, sick headache is frequent. the app
petite is lost, and other ailments peculiar
to the sex cause great suffering. Hood 5
SarsapaliIla is peculiarly adapted for
such cases, and has received the most
gratifying praise for the relief it has az
forded thousands Of women whose very
existence before taking il, was only mis-
cry. 1t strengthens the nerves, cures
sick headache and indigestion, pnriheS
and yitallzos the blooG, and gives regular
and healthy action to every organ in the
body.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-06-27


Since tg- heavy rai-s rrt vr wee e ago
taa aea.a.- has 8a.a a.I taat ea-.l g..
aa.ae. and a.ere taa crops .-ye ~a.
aeaa WASHED aa. ...a --.s9z.t. a-r. sally
[.- ear...s ..-. -...a----. Iaa ~.. 90 a..
now being harvested. Is not an average,
but comes Is opportunity. and wi. -aase a
halt m Iuryla- western hog The -e7rh-
er-- Assembly b, represented from ta.~
section by George Ha-s~an, is. H..ee.
and John Il. ilarl=au, IT HEne.eE vile.
.wo as ha-is9me. clever, 1ar.@-. yessa-
gentlemen As VI" b. there f-au any
who're. I san ~. Eram whence taev come
Nr. i. II. NI1son, one .f the progressive
an- d9ur~h.a- merchants aE Fr~eley-
Vile aGJ at.cr- 3.tendsl -as@- this week.
bus Mr.. %.ts-a', very s:r> caII pre-
vert5 hlu from gong anti Del r. Ia-
Farmers AlI1ncc Jrstr-ca can ct i'm
some good w.rh by Aelrj.- mcmber,
who have be. II unfortunate in .oo-ias ty
the heavy ra5u>, ovcIuows, &c. No one
should faI in his year. work II the ems
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-06-27
Pay yolr Subscription.
Our LISTS still lengthning.

Our LISTS still lengthning.
We return thanks to Mr.. F. L. Bell for
a nice basket of beans and cucumbers
this week,
Master Leslie Allsbrook sent US fine
bucket Of fruit ye>t 2rday morning, which
We enjoyed and for which We return
thanks.
A prominent merchant il the town saw
The circulation of THE DEMOCRAT and
said he thought TIE DEMOCRAT is on
BOOM. And so it is.
Impurities of the blood often cause
great annoyance at tins season; Hoods
Sarsapa,illa purities the blood, and cures
all such affections.
The hammers and saws have attracted
our attention more recently than usual,
Let them keep up the music of work I'M
til we get more houses.
1t is said that Shetland pony recently
exhibited at Racine, Wis, is the smallest
horse in the world, being , feet ) inches
high and , feet 3 Inches long.
STREET WoRK.-Main street near the
Episcopal church needs working. The
grass is too high and too thick. People
going to church get their feet wet in rain
or dew Let the city fathers look after
the matter.
If the proper attention has not already
been paid to the cleanliness Of the nremi-
SEES in the town. it ought to be looked
after at once. Let our sanitary precau>
tons be kept up during the hot sea-
son, and indeed all the year round.
John Harmon a coIored boy, was
thrown from Mr.. Walter Gray's horse
last Sunday while riding from town to
Mr.. Gray home.
Too much care can not be exercised in
putting small boys on wild horses.
MIR. WILLIAMS AD.-We call special
attention to Mr.. J. G. Williams adyer.
tisement on the first page of this issue
He will open his undertaker's business
again, and his many friends will agair
have the opportunity offavoring him will
their patronage.
"Blessed is the man that slit tn not il
the seat Of the kicker nor minglcth him
self in the congregation Of the mos
backs, but MS delight is in new railroads
brick blocks, and to build up himself ant
his own town. And he shall be like al
evergreen tree planted by the river O
waters.
OUR CcNTRIBCTORs.--We have agai
commenced the publication Of our serie
-''Railroads and Railroad Commits
, si0ns." The second number appears i
this issue. We also have engaged hu
, morist-a native North Carolinian-t
writ for TIE DEMOCRAT. He come
before our readers this week under tn
) name of Sam Smokes"
Mr.. r. Lyman, the clever photograph
! q here, has recently made some tin
photographs Of the beautiful residence
OF Mess. r. C. Josey, DR.. ". o. Mellow
D eli, and Noah Bigss. Also a fine phot'
: granh of the Episcopal church. Let Gu
f be made of these buildings with others
G town and they viii be Of use when V
get ready 20 give the town a general VII
), up.
O Don't be deceived by fictitious O. pa
for certificates. All testimonials printt
;, N our paper concerning the merit of
u B. b. botanic Blood Balm) are true al
$ genuine. Write Blood Co, Atlant
la, for Book Of Wonders"
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-06-27
Meeting vftGle ConGederafeS.

Mr, Julian S. Carr, ofDurham, Presi-
dent of the State Confederate Veterans
ASSOCIATION, has issued a call to the
Confederate Veterans Of the State to
meet at their respective county seats on
the 18th of July to organize sub associa-
tions for each township, aud general
Association for the county.
In pursuance Of this call, the Confed~
crates of Halifax county will meet at
Halifax on the 18th Of July. Let every
single one in the county be present, 1t
Is expected that good day is ahead OF
them then and treat in store for them.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-06-27
TOWN AND COUNTY
Our Chicken Subscribers.

Our Chicken Subscribers.
In the wiGter It's cold and its freely,
And we make our fire out Of wood;
In the summer it's warm and it's breezy,
And they say spring chickens are good,
To accommodate readers and ncIghboTs
In winter we barter for wood;
And in summer we take for our labOrs
Spring chickcns-itS well understood.
Our contracts fer both have been entered,
Our wood has come in pretty we'll
The chips have been rakcd and we've
saved them
Their value bet few men can tell.
But the ether pant, now, of the contract
Is not so fully filled out;
And supplies of CHECKERS, in fact,
At THE DEMOCRATS house have played
out.
So bring on your hens or your puIlets-
1t makes little difference just now;
We lcdnt some chickens, zee tell y0U-
They must come, or We'll have row.