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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-03-07

Park HALL, 70 - t1<4
Messrs Edltorz - hinking skn< peztaps
you were dying % hear from Pxsk Hal, !
thought I would underfAke 10 hezt the nm
dertaker BY telling you d 40 sutertain-
menf attended at The residences 81 Mr. j.
w. Freeman The c0mpaEy did NOT be-
gin 70 assemble - early - i spnsefines the
case, and / began b mira that was me
victim 81 practical joke when I waa re-
assured and eleefrffed BY ne desceBt 81 q
pair Of beauties from P0in< Lockout the
remainder Of the company assembled q
short time after, and were Son ~whirfing
through the may n1easErss o. the dance"
lno copyrjghtl never saw q company of
dancers who understood bef1er what they
came for; IL made me aiInsst wish eauld
cut . few steps, and dent know bus
would have tried had nos 81 ne steps, even
tie staifsseps, been oceupied-
/ felt sorry for one young man who was
unable 20 get kis best giri iheSes however,
he was soon consolsd By he presence Of q
beautiful and accomplished young widow.
who seemed determined 70 make him en-
Joy himself; and, ia fact Think be was
completely dazzled, not to menfion the
razzle. Il was nod IN the ballroom alone
that our host gave as ne opportunity u
0lSP41y Jul t44lc4 3Ik>tsEz<<kllS<&<&tcll&ss III
we were soon invited 20 suFper, where we
found bountifus supply ofths nnst appe-
thing viands; the tables @gruaned III be-
heve that Il the wort-yes, e lite-aliy
groaned under the weigh< q the deiicaciss
Of the season; but when it g-uaued or why
it groaned il something 7 c8uId not fnd
OUT perhaps il was IN symyatzy witt me
who would probably gruan afterwards.
After the supper was discussed by the In,
dies, and Cursed By the last gentleman
who got 10 the table, tle dancing was re-
sumed, and Il was my delight 70 wasch the
easy and graceful movements Ct the dam
GERS, which proclaimed them flH OF hap
piness and life, but at this moment young
man with q hat IN bis hand reminded me
Of the cid sayfng-@In tsze mi<3gf CT lie We
are IN debt" I have heard Of eersain
party who, in oIden time, was n the hahiE
OF swimming the Tablespoons % see his Love;
but In these uaroulaufic days WREN a young
man u struck he takes n more ccnve-
nient means Of conveyance; &c you mnsk
not be surprised II ynu hearof ferry be-
ing started from Point Lookout u the west
side Of ST. Mary's river. The next morn
ing we found that the Thermometer had
lowered itself Il the estimation Of those
present.; however, party don't mind
such tribe - that 80 we were sr0u ON
our way home, after having expressed our
thanks 10 our kind host and hostess and
given them an infimafiun that Is would be
agreeable 70 u II they would do that again-
Yours truly,
SANTIAGO.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-03-07

rms GG48&E k@8kWA &M WEe&Ese
MsssEz. Editors I'm your Issue Of the
18th instant, Il, from PARK Bail, enter
tains Us with the details Of supper az
Three eis.es.' and mentions the galaxy Of
genial specimens af the 'zenus homo
which adorned the fsssnl board.
n. SAYS there were no arguments aud no
jars lexcepf cznEiy enesl aud AL went -mer-
~ Is marriage bell" think IL must
have been extremely dull. What. tssi me
there were doctors ct zlI conceivable Kinds
aud 40 arguments Docssrs Of Divinity.
Law, Medieins, Learning. &c. and no ar
,glnsenisi Lneoncezyable, n. How do You
explain itg Was eaah@ud all 80 well sat-
isflel with themselves sud tileir varied ac-
complishmeuss that they, in supreme dis
regard % Sue inferior talents Of others,
scared awasy high shove the Surroundings,
present only in bSdg- absent IN spirit. I
should fancy the Doctor of Law talking Of
Amaudam1s,v and the Boctorof Medi-
cine Of the ''mandihle,s during the inter
val 81 their naHducafion the Doct5rs q
Divinity Of the 'Sweientor1ianr system
Of belief and Doctors 81 Learning Teach
eTs) proDounding the Fifty seventh prob
lem of Book 81 ina Euclid
Ny eyes, how Darwin would have
chucxled "a tfle sight Of such 4 gathering
/ fancy see him as he rolls up his sleeves
% demonstrate the common origin by his
plain, unvar1ished faIa. ME Editor, YOU
ought 10 have been there. don't enlarze
bat VITA this little .Jns % dynamite
tlarown-fs, hope 20 hear rom he various
doctors their excuses sbr their sapineness
IN not sndsaror4ng % cnlightsn a IEtfse
their posr fsiisw m0Fsass As SsrfiAssarzn-
erss poor Aclod,h0ppsrz,r Slley ouig know
Asw - grBw pstatcs& The Captains
Well, ssssy also might favor ~ from SINE
% fsms with ssEslE and description e. she
rare specimens, ''wirAsuf saaFYyr neg oe-
czssonally taks IN ever tie tat rail 81 their
pangsss IA serssEng flie boessns Il cur
Bags aud c.ssesks.
HsDing sasY VIZ make q lively Cor IA,
am, YSass Respectfully
i zrEz<nzBxR.
..Fssnas saxza,r Han.a 4 asss.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-03-07
Saint AIary's deacon.


The Mschanicssiils Literary and Social
Club had their regular meeting ss Mr.. J.
+. Ballenggxis, Friday night. Fsb- Rad
The Club i now Ia hliurzhfng condition.
TIE pisces o. TIE sesedsrs are being rapid
IL nl1ed Mis- Mary ShaH, PFofesscr
Coaa and MF r. B. BGllingzley were elect
"a memk9fk
white Caps are in MechznicsEiIIe
PEstnEster Copsey has received notice,
signa&. white Caps Stating that he
muzt hare that poss1ssice open carrier In
the mornings.
Masters John B41ienger and g xinn Bar
Der. g.. hasse also heea rosined that IL they
a.1mA STOP sending ccEzic valentines they
WI receive 4 visit frozn White CapsLe
Moses La aid Nay Balleagex have q
dozen hfale chiekens.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-03-07

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Orphans Court Of Sc Mary's county. Set.
Dec. IL, TsRs6
Ordered by the Court, that Jas. T. Har.
risDn. administering of Theo. Harrison. Jr..
Late Of 81 MarT's county, Nd, deceased.
give the notice required by law 70 The de-
ceased > creditors % exhibit their claims and
that the same be published once a week syr
SIX successive weeks In the St Mary's
BEACON. Test JAs.T. M. RALEY'
Register Of villa for 81 Mary's county.
NOTICE
In pursuance Of the above order, here
BY give notice that have Obtained from
the Orphans Court Of Sc. Marv's county.
Mary land letters Of administration On the
personal estate Of Thee Harrison. Jr. late
Of said county, deceased al persons having
claims against the said deceased ara here
by notified 70 exhibits the same with the
proper vouchers attacted thereto 90 the
subscriber, on or betorg the 18th day Of
June, Ise9, they viii otherwise by law be
excluded from the benefits Of the said es-
tate Al persons indebted 10 the deceased
are requested % make immediate payment
% the subscriber.
JAS. T. HARRISON,
Administrator.
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old Reliable"
ESTABLISHED IN isisD
The American Earna.

0ssr 90 gssrs an<sr &c sssss nsGasgsmeat.
Dsvc<ed 70 Farming, Stock Rzssina,
Frui< Growing. Markes GarfenEng. &c
Dairy, the Pnussxy Yxrf. &c. etc
Special sttenksnn . paid % FERTILIZERS
and Aanurzs. ineIuiing those II cnznnserce
and TIE farm
Reports of Representatives Fsrmerzf ssIzhs
are = notable feafnre q IN fzzzez
IE Hcne Department = fiiIez VIA charm
Ing reaaing and practical suggestions for
he Lslies * the fArrn househoil
The mnsr competent. sneeessfal and en-
periearei men and women hare charge 0f
he ssserd departments
No Fsrmnr In the Atlantis States. fran1
Delaware - Georgfs, can afsrd - be VITA
Out this cd and reii4bie sdFertsser and
guido On farm work.
Tie Americzn Fxrnzer L Published twice
every mnnfh, ton the lsx and f5kh.l In clear
type tle0 year To any one ssnding .
club a. I've, an EXTRA cnpy viii be sent free.
SAML SANDS & SONS. Pahlizkers,
The BEAcoS and The Americas Farmer
viii be ciubbed togefher xnd seat ~ aay
address Or ei-ss for one yezr-inv2riably
IN advance
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-03-07

For axsF SzFsS rfll esase Cd 81 hesTy
esaAzag, las al HEatSr gods q snak-
Hg~ > yoaF Ga 81 harzzEn& Rcea
mzsf d zzarss Sur SgriAg csukhk Csal esiiy
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-03-07

uzrs1n8 w0men~ fAgse WAC nre oklixed -
. hasd lzkcr. AID those who. tkrouGh
weakness, cxun0k fAz< wszhout xre1s prx{z-
dee 70 their nealfh-
& Tie EfxhfnI are reaSn3e1 thax. -
sS1es the cbzEnt5an oE fhs<iug imposed ~
TIE CknEch. skis holy SEASON of f<Es sk0nd
=, il n especial mann<T, q tine Ct earnest
prayer, of soxrow g. sin~ ri sec3nssnn from
tAe woxld ard n 4nEnsemen<s. and q
EszleEuzs alms -zising
By virfue &C n Enduif % The United
S<zses. dated Azgus< 3. fSS7. The f1liowing
special dispensx<11ns are granted
l. Tie nse of flesh me4f = permitted q
81 meals On Sundays and once 3 dzy On
- ndags. Tuesdays, Tharsdays. ard Sasux-
aayx win &c excepfi0n Of ne secnnd ard
iast Saturdays Of Lat Bot hssA meal
and Ssh are not % be used ~ fhe same
rzeA1 daring Lent. even On Saalizyx
2 HE ne Of butter. cheese. milk, ard
ezzs i also permi<xed every Day In Leaf
3 Il > allowed 70 take Ia the mcvaing
some waxm liquid, as tsa, ers6ae. O. thin
checnszte, mzste with wase<. ard with tbs
liquid mou<kfnI u brad
4 Those fbf whom the hnlzr OF n0on
nay be xn inconvsnsent time for i1nex-
azzy 1vers fhss order and tzke thesr cola
fson u the Eznrninz. and sAszr dinner In the
exc1iaz-
s The use Of aogz' lard, OF drippinz.
instead Of bur.sr. y authorizes In preparing
G. Psrsuns exersps frrn tae obligation
q faz<ing are free % take meat mere thaa
onee On shose dzys when il uze b granted
By dispensa<Sun
The Psschzl time extends from She frss
Sundxv of Lent Ill Trfuifv Suu<far Juring
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-03-07
MILLINERY, MILLINERY.

Miss JENNIE FOWLER has j1st opened
New and Beautiful Stock Of
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS
For Spring and=Sammer.
Nsrest sfyks I'm Hats, Bonzetz, Eatons,
Feathers, de-, DC.
and such other articles - are usually kept
n weIEstockec Millinery Store
JENNIE FOWLER
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-03-07

Ladies cioaks are going OF Hike wild Gre
az the Brown store.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-03-07

Secretary Of Sszte--James G. Blaine. Of
Maine
Secretary Of War-Redfsld Proctor, Of
Vermont
Secretary Of Trsasary-WilliAm VIM
DOM Of Minnesoxa-
Secretary Of Eavy-Beai- p Tracy. Of
New York
Secretary Of Interior-John w. Noble,
Of Missouri
Postmaster GeneraE-John WananAker,
o. Pennsylvania
Attorney GeneraE-W r. 81 Miller, Of
Indiana
Secretary Of ATiculfure-Iere- Rusk,
az Wisconsin.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-03-07

G0CALWE8E AND OxWEEWH2E-
President Harrison and Mr Cleveland.
TRe Inauguration weather was Just about
as bad as could be-
The Atlas Dredgins Company have I'm
shed work In cur bay
The Steamer Wakefield carried about an
hundred persons to the Inauguration
Last week, William Gaynes, c0lnred, was
committed % jail charged win hurgiariz-
ing the dwelling Of James Hayward
The Feather Renovzfsr men have LEFT
Lennar1tovn and gone s7 Port Tnbaeeo.
While here they secured plznfT Of work
Court VIII convene Mouday. March 18Th
instant, and we hope that when our friends
visit Leonardsown they vii not forget 70
cal UPON ~
Mr T. Oscar Mcrzan. who has been for
Sometime confined . bis bed - N attack
Of erYsipeIas, i fast recovering We trust
THAI he vii soon &c cur agziH
Since cur last issue. Messrz. James T.
Heard and John sbC{airs ef TIA dszfrscf,
and Anthony IL ). Yates. az the Pafaxzuf,
have died MsE they rssr n peacel
Read Mr. Graees Iertzr al e1operase
with the Farmers Cab i Is enzzeagurs 10
have . CoHn<y Fazr and % hare G. Ma
RS vel rspEesentsd e the S<sss Far
On Tuesday, Mzseh 19<h Instant. the real
esFzfe Of the late Eocer< IL " re wfIf be
sold at puhlsc auc<inR- The hn1s are
coed, adrantageuusIy situaxed and are inst
The places s1r @h0ues.~ Read ne adv
The lefrer Of Hon. D. c. Harris. pnblizh-
I'd In Cur last PAPER i1dz<nz frum the
many and favorable eoun1en<s up1u 4
which have cume % cur knowietixs. must
have been carefully Rad ard zach argre-
eia1ad.
Last week Mr Henderson passsd fsr1ugh
Leonarlsown On hs war - Jz<land where
he viii rszisse. Mx Henderz1n hrouxhr
with him surae Ene s<1ck Hs PerEhersn
hnrses attracted couzidErzhle x<zen<ion and
were much admired
Mr. w. a. ehzhzrs, &C Ch1p<zeo. wrires
d saying. that ws were misin<Ene1 Is 90
his daugErEr, who WIS hurEed 10 death.
hasiag tssen deaf and dnm1 aud having
beeE sezt % ne kisEhen Tie eAild< who
WIS about l0years Cd, waz Il 60 k;zehen
prEsum4bIT sizrng hes1re TIE s6sS< when .
spark frnm tie open du0raiE her elcfh
ing
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-03-07
WANTED 70 RENT

1A@A&S Nv A13A
By q th0rOughgring. practica. :armer, o
good farm IN C. Maryts eounfy tor next
year. One on the WISER preferred Ths
owner 20 furnish ssocA;, Implements, &c.
The tenant % furnish labor, asd draw q
portion Of the crops. Good references given.
y. BAILEY, JR,
CExTREvTLLE. MD.
Nov1p
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-03-07
PROFESSIONAL.
DAlgl c. HAMMETT.
STATES ATTORNEY,
AND ArToRxEE-Ar-LAw,
Leonardsswn. Nd
Jan sf-ag

10. =. MORGAN,
Arsurncy and Counsellor af Law
and Aren't f1r Connectiergr MuruaI Life In
surauce Company, Mutual Life OF View
York and Royal Fire Insurance CT Liver
pool,
LEONARDToWN, Md
April I. I5e0-E
co-PARTuERsHIP.
The undersigned have formed q co.
partnership IN the practice Of Law under the
narae and style Of z c. ComRs q Sow.
ROBF- G. COMBS,
r FORD COMBS
Oct 1855.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-03-07
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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-06-27
a EREENEH'S En<EEfsI Ezt no
EzkE LATE e. Es. SSAsEEECEeY

This man Of blessed memory was
,alled from the battle and strife of
4arth to the victory and quiet of
heaven Monday, June 18th, 1889,
lged AZ years, one month, and TWEEN
,y.thTee days.
1t was while aprisoner Of war con-
ined within the gloomy walls Of
point Lookout" he was made to
see his lost condition as a sinner ,
md tc feel those tlroes Of agony
newborn soul.
Returning home after Lees SUR
Gender at AppomattoX be began an
active Christian life by travelling
-wenty-three miles to unite with The
church at Scotland Neck, Subsc
luently he united with the church at
WILLIAMSON. and afterwards Ham.l-
On--Where he renamed until his
ieath. lie was highly respected and
lObored by the people of Martin
county. lie held the offices of Sur
veyor, Sheriff and director Of the r.
\. & B. Steamboat Co. at intervals
md was true TO the interests ofthose
Ie represented. He also used to do
very large mercantile business.
he was progressive and public
spirited. The Baptist church, the
Academy the residences he built,
The parsonage all are partial monu-
nents to bis enterprising spirit
We know not whether to most ad-
nlre his unbounded lberality, his
generous hospitality. his unassuming
nodesty, or his conspicuous zeal.
And yet.
ellis life was gentle; and the clements
So mixed in HIN, that Nature might
stand up
And say to all the world, This was a
man.
He WAS faithful in every relation
Of life; and as
"Patriot, Christian, Husband, Father,
Friend
His work of life achieved a glorious
end"
lie possessed unajnching love for
his Master; his faith was firm and
his hope strong. And yet,
Like shadow thrown softly
and sweetly from a passing cloud,
Death fell upoa him." and
bore hlm from the embrace of Iovin.5
sisters, kind brother, heart broken
wife and five dIsconsoIate children.
Cut down like q shock Of corn fully
ripe, his death is a public calamity.
The strong staTis broken and the
beautiful rod despoiled, but that staff
like Aaron's rod shall live again and
bring forth meat IN rich and foil
fruition. Brother, Friend, [ bid
thee a short adieu. Thy soul, en-
Iarged from its vile bonds has gone.
To that refulgent world, where it shall
SWIM,
\ In liquid light, and float on seas of
~ bliss.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-06-27

Rev. Daylus Cade Of Louistnrg,
has after twelve years study perfect
ed one IF tie most wonderful and
pqefui Inventions Of tie age II Is
the Invention Of al instrument TO
take and send Geographic messag es
from moving trains. Al experiment
vas recently made on tbs railroad a.
Raleigh.
Tue Nelrs q Observer says Of il:
The party boarded the car and the
bell rang and the train was sooT
spanning along. Mr.. d. S. Hudg
ngs, train dispatcher Of the Raj
eIyh & CASTOR Office, was seated a
the table and operated the instru
ment. Mr., Justin Jones, Of the
Western UniDp, was at the statlona
nv Office at the end Of the line, Mr.
Hudgins OPENED the key and imme
aiateIy the instrument began to ha~'
intell 'gencc from the other Office
The invention was q success Tie
car was running at speed Of from
p to 80 miles per hour according t.
the enginecT's statement.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-06-27
100 Doses One Do
NOTICE.

BY virtue Of authority in me vest
ed by a decree of the Superior Court
March term, 1889, Of Halifax coun-
ty, North Carolina, James c. McKae
presiding, shall sell for cash in the
town Of Scotland Neck on the 18th
day Of july, 1889, at eleven o'clock,
a. NJ, to the highest bidder for cash
the following described real estate,
situate in SAID county and State up
on which JetLro Edmonds now re
sides, bounded by the lands OF ". f.
Watson, Almarine Station, Mrs.
Susan Lyman and others, known as
the Jethro Edmonds land, now in
suit between said Edmonds and
Edward Shields ,contaning one hun
dred and cisnty.fye acres more OF
less. Funds arising from said Sale
to be held SUBJECT to the order Of The
court.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-06-27

From Maine to California ont all
over this country. North, South. East
aad H'rs there is one universal
theme, and that is "the proYreSs Of
the S9,tL.' Southern progress and
Southern enterprise has become the
common theme for almost every
locality and for every class Of think
lrg people,
The spirit Of manufacturing has
taken hold upon the South and it
broad minded people, and the world
will soon know more Of Southern
energy and Southern business than
It has eve- known. And the Soutt
is to be congratulated, indeed the
entire nation is to be congratulated
on this new life and great enterprise
that IS seen in every part Of our
southern land. Men are waking ~
to the truth that in varied industries
are the hopes for our future prosper
ity. in almost every town in Nortf
Carolina and the South to day thee
nav be seen some new work or SOM
new departure from the cd beater
W.. This is right, and we long t.
see more Of it.
But there is one great need, the
supplying Of which IS eS5entia! t.
successful growth and building al
If any town. and that is good hotels
In many places much is said abou'
inducing capitalists to come from
he North snd the West to invesr
their money in manufacturing enter
)riseS South and many Of the towns
that are advocating such measure:
have such poor and poorly kept ho'
,els that the public feel punished tt
stop there. Churches, schools
newspapers and hotels are prett'
sure index to the disturbances o
any town. But We oftencr finc
southern towns wanting in good BIO
tells than any one of the ESSENTIAL
| lust named. Tuis is a i've age,
-urobotag, moving age and The NOV
.ng world, when it does stop a day
wants to fare we'll. Let all on
southern towns and Southern peopl
wake up to the necessity Of goo
| md well kept hotels.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-06-27
ENGINES AND SAW MILLS
FOR S A L +
| have on hand, and for sale cheap;
INF I8H.P.InCOMOTlVE BOILER,

UNe 3 n r. IUCUWU I'VE DOtGIi'
with Engine on it 9X15l, with two feet
Band Wheels; also, one FRICTION FEED
SAW MILL, with 81 feet Carriage, 60 Saw
all in thorough repair and ready for work;
also. LOG WAGON. Price in my yard or
delivered on cars, $3.50. Also,
ONF25H ?. RETURN TUBULAR BOILER,
with all fittings, and ERIE ENGINE, 10Nl4
Cylinder; also, one ERIE FRICTION FEED
SAW MILL, Simultaneous HeadlocNS,
with some small RIP and CROSS CUT
SAWS. This outfit has only been used
about two years. Price complete, 500.
Have also on hand
OneNeW lOH.P. Return TubuIarBOiI' #
with all fittings. and other Boilers anc
Engines from to is II. P, for sal,
cheap.
Petersburg, Va.
; , ly.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-06-27
Reunion Martin County
EonGe derafes July Attn.

The following correspondence has
been had relative to the reuniOn Of
Martin County Confederates, which
explains itself:
Williamson \. G. June Is 1889
Col. l. d. Starkc Norfolk, Va.
Hear Sir At meeting Of the
Confederate Veterans Of Martin
County held in Williamson to make
arrangement for their reunion at
Williamson n. &. on the 4th day of
July 1889, the undersigned were
appointed a committee to convey to
you their wish that you would ad-
dress them on that occasion.
Recalling your distinguished and
| heroic services as their soldier com
mlssary who when the battle was
jOiued, sent your train TO the rear
and led them in the deadly charge
your comrades in grateful remem-
berance, beg to assure you that q
most hearty welcome will be extend.
ed you and earnestly truss that You
Will accept the iuvitatiOn.
Respectfully.
W. O.. Lamb, chm,
J, T. Deans.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-06-27
CAPTAIN PARKER.

Mr.. Geo. !. Parker, of the Rocky
Mount Light Infantry, has been ap~
pointed luartcFmaster of the 2nd
Regiment, with the rank Of Captain ,
by Col. v. {. Jones. This is very
good appointment as quartermaster.
Parker will pay proper attention to
Ill necessary details coming under
his supervision and perform bis du>
ties promptly. Captain Parker, we
salute you.-RocLu at. Phoenir.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-06-27
An Important Element

Ofthe success Of Hoods Sarsaparilla is
the fact that every purchaser receives a
fair equivalent for his money. The fam
liar headline 100 Doses One Dollar"
stolen by lmitators, is original with and
true only of Hoods Sarsaparilla Tuis
can easily be proven by any one who dc
sres TO test the matter. Fer real ecor-
omy, buy only Hoods SareapauIla.
Sold BY all dIuGgI-t..
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-06-27
sO.ac Scattering News.
Tie BAPTIST CHURCH New PIPE
ORGAN,

ORGAN,
Mr., Minor of the firm of Hume &
Minor, Richmond, Va, was in town
Friday aud took an order to furnish
the Baptist C1arch of this place with
handsome pipe organ at cost of
$1,000. The instrument is about IS
feet high, 8 feet wide, 5 feet deep :,
handsomely ornamentcd and cons
tains 800 pipes. 1t will be in place
and ready for service by Oct. 18th.
We congratulate the ladies of the
church upon this success. 1t is to
them alone t0at most OF the praise
worthy accomplishments of tlis age
are Observation-Disclosures Fisher
0tan Former.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-06-27

L. 7. Il 4.a--t-I, Hl-~-sEl 80 T''-N'-'
=. Three Years ago contracted q blood poison J
aDr,.sd to a physician At once. I'D has treatment
came near .allng me. Ienqloye- @nold physician
and then vent TO Kentucky
Hot Springs then went TO Hot sP'.nfs an
remained ~ months but moth
ing seemed to cure me permanently, although ten.
pora-y relief was given me. returned hot e
ruined man physically, with but little ProsPea o.
ever getting well WAS persuaded = Try 8, B. &
and to ny utter advertisement It quickly he-A 8
every ulcer"
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-06-27

Mrs. Emma GIittIths. Unitia, Tenn, writes;
The 9-tors said my boy twelve years old had
scrofula. His knees were drawn up and joints were
stiff, and for three years he had b>eo
ScrOfula unable to walk. One bottle OF 3. B, b.
has done him 50 much good ne can
now walk, and his pain has ceased. Its action on
my hey has been pronounced most wonderful ~