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THoMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

EXECUTORS SALE OF HOUSE No. 125 G STREET
SOUTHWEST.
Under and by virtue of the last will of Peter Nc
Vary the undersigned executors will sell at public
auction in front of the premises, THURSDAY,
TWENTY-THIED DAY OF MAY, 1889, at HALF
PAST FIVE T. NJ, lot No. Il. square 5S6, improved
by 2-story frame house Terms cash.
my 17-d&ds FEGAN d LEONARD, Executors
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S III 81 ! Il il T. ].
PI o S.
CNEQUALED IN TONE, TOUCH, WORKMANSHIP
AND DURABILITY.
Special attention OF Purchasers" s invited 70 their
New Artistic Styles" finished IN designs Of HIGH
EST DECORATIVE Arr. Pianos for rent.
SECONDHAND PIANOS. : A large assortment
comprising almost every well known make in the
country thorough repair, will be closed out At very
low figures. SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS offered both
in prices and terms hich will lie arranged EASY
MONTHLY INSTALLMENTs when desired
VIM kNABE 4 co.
de- Sls Market Spacal
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON

WALTER b. WILLIAMS co. Auctioneers
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ZINE BUILDING LOTS on NORTH SIDE OF K
Il STREET, BETWEEN FIRST AND NORTH
CAPITOL STREETS y. W.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. MAY TWENTY
THIRD, at SIX O'CLOCK We will sell in front of the
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-10

1@
Johnston > 3s,s a. ca,,.s..,,fs,,. &.
+ Rower. =.
TT. Fmry -
IN whitaker. :,
= II ponto, earvrcas I'D 1sh,- 81.
poo- Louse - a,.x II ,,t,r,i~ > la.
~ court house =, 7 Da.L.o.
en,vevio, p-,.o-sr ~. t,s1 "a, -
Cregory etatfaoerx g. ri. - :
L yInsoa ) laws a. ,l.rs I n,. -
wood f.a3irs .-s..re,. FIR A..
- 8o. + / s.ar.r. s.t r....
22y d
Ms 49,
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, y - - = 'e'. M ~. ''nsT H. J -
~, " ,,.'n - 80 "'' "a '2 '"' c"u"
o. - " " % ~ '"' ''' '"a"t'
Nav = 1883
+ Bowers day a. com &mle4 o,.
j Il whitaker Sc
7 l. kmry IS.
L Ninson clerk 20
June !, 1898.
p = c,..I,;, r.,,-a,.;. a,o
,,,' 49, - -
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1e- . AN. D,.,,a-n -, 80 ,'.,,.I..t:'
calendar n nn.. =. - ,,ao,tr .n+..
fnr n.n,.... o..
far crnrl, Ir,}'a . ... - lsI-+>.
.,r,e;.ag e., ,..,-- ,.1,..-, 80 :,
,I,'t ~, - i'.o. .'''I1o i 0 y !
-. - ~ ~oh Oh To1r - PRISONER I, -
= 80 - - ~ .1'' ~ - az Jury + 81
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r "'os . W d - II Il . eI - '1"NS /"
f,,rra,ys,. ,f.,(.s - ..oan+'. = -
Louis B|ark veil repairing bridg
IL IS VI MCMahou goods for conn
" p -; / l. l. nry goods for coGn,
ty 142 IS A ! jackson ironing ptis~
one.s = Sos johnston tobacco poo.
house q 50, Geo + Hunt removing
raft g.; l. Nins5n recording orders
a. ) 10, Andrew Long whiteWashing
Jail ) 90.
! J}hnstn, ! day cam IS.
~ H..
~ D.
II whitaker 90
w X wood 4 90
Ffoelirh Bros goods for county : %
Isaac 1Inxgarron fa..a,..,r i.,r,, 9 -.
|. V;na,.,, -. 20
,,.,lI.s 80, V,'N 40 1ie' VI ID -"
'''.' - ,'''eE' 't'42 ny SAX IN jan a 90
Cit'h Gregory tteS May TERM 1873
III IL, ShcrlH Lewis fees Man
term 1888 Al %. cI.rk Cra.,.r,.,s
Who'll. faaa Mo-, farm 1909 - 6r
.,t,..;or 90
o ,I-, IL. - - "ni1 ICES May Germ
1888 IL 90 S"l'C''or white whole
fees May term 1855 - 90.
u,1r co., .a,
- 'o00 - ''''e' o'i'ei =
Case state Us Andrew Long ia = NJ
Car, n 10 casa e,a.o % ,,aron
~. A''
state vs. Allen spencer to + \ Ihorne
in s.. case state - Allen s3erccr to
T. NJ Hes con ,, casP state vs. Rofp
II.rri, - i ,,e-,ori ,oao c,nt9
~ . - - 'T' ) Z D''>1''- '',''o
- hp't MARI - - II Les con % ;
case state vs. pa'ld PIt'man TO ) } F 40,
nan to Robert Parker con 30: case
state VS. David Johnston to 4 Il Carter
p . >; case state vs. David johnston 10
n n N lies con r., 30: case state vs. tucker
1aISel 70 y C"L1eI J 90 case STATE vs.
acNef carer 10 4 NJ lies 100 o'; case
9.ale vs. b!akc boboltt 10 Il Roger>
SherlH " axe ~; case state vs. / ON
long TO " \ DanleI J ? %; case state Us
!
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-10

pepper bridge go 1G
G W Lewis conveying pris
Oner 10 jail . SO
Z f Hilliard publishing court
calendar ) 90
J A Harrell books for reg
office Is %
r J Lewis stationery AS
J T Gregory stationery for
Office 9 II
UNISON making out purchase
tax &c Al 05
q L Hyman expression books 30
JnO FenUer working for county IS
j A Harreli books Inferior
court Office l. 90
J J Wood feeding prisoners for
January 12S 20
n Dunn building Daniels
bridge 100 90
n Dunn repairing Gut bridge 2 90
VIM Ingram conveying pris-
oner to jail 2 90
Alfred White conveying pris-
Oner to jail 80
NJ c Hepiastall burying pauper 2 90
L L Emry gOols furnished
county 81 so
February Z, 1883.
" r Wood 2 DAYS as com and mil
age 6 90; w L Bowers 2 days as
com and milage 6 90; 7 L Emry 2
days as com and mila2e 50; 5
Johnston do 90 ;JHWhItaker2days
as com and milage 60, L Vlnson
? days as clerk of board + 90; W
III Hamin services at court house
6 90; NJ McNahOn goods for Jail
- 20; r J Lewis conveying prIs>
Oner 10 Jail 90.
March ) 1883.
w H Hackney conveying prisoner
TO Jail 6 90 Simon Smith convey
ing prisoner to jail 2 CO.'S L Staton
building bridge 81 81, J A HarreII
books clerk Superior court Is II:
Brown & Carraway drugs for coun-
" 16 q, l. NinsOn recording orders
s 40, " G. Liyesay repairing bridge
% 90. Hall & SledQe publishing
county matter 76 24, J IL Pom, on
services at poor house 43 10. Jno
Fenner working for county IS, J, T
Perry building fence for county
81 80, 7 L Emry goods for poor
house 9S 50 NJ Mem ahOn goods for
iail 81 25.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-10


lsham Stephens s 20
" State VS. Tena Baker to
Stuart Baker I 90
" State vs lack Taylor TO
Stuart Hardy : O5
State vs. lack Taylor to
b Davis G15
G State rs Jack Taylor to
David Clark so
1" State vs Zack Taylor to
Henry Cain 3 o.
'' State VS. Sam Davis to
Roger Johnson %
d" State vs. Sam Davis to
Ned Tillery ;
50 State VS. Sam Davis to
John G ROdger %
g State VS. T w and inc
Newsom to Jesse Pittard 3O5
g" State VS. I w and Jno
NewsOm to Tom Pnllen 3 O5
" State vs. i w and JnO
NewSOm to DR. l. Picot 2 80
" State VS. T w and JnO
NeWsOm to Nal NeWsOm 3 IS
State IS Alfred Williams
TO Walter Lasslter 2S0
L" State VS. Alfred Williams
to Robert Harrell %
" State VS. Alfred Williams
to viii Burnett 9 %
90 State VS. Joe Williams to
Henry Watson l %
" State VS. Joe Williams to
5 B KitChin . O5
" State vs. Joe Williams to
b f Pope l 80
I" State vs. Ruth A Bennett
to John O'Brien %
= State VS. Ruth A Bennett
to Butler Aston %
80 State vs. Ruth A Bennett
to Martha POnton l so
g State vs. Ruth A Bennett
to Mary POnton l 30
q State VS. Ruth A Bennett
to Butler AlstOn 10
" State VS. Ruth A Bennett
to Julia Horton 10
j T Gregory making fee re-
port . 90
January ., 1888.
t R Moore & Bro building
bridge $50 O6
A HHaulin withdrawing &c
court house 20 90
J II HarreIIBOOkS for register
Office s so
Geo Lewis guarding and con-
veying prisoner to jail 4 so
Brown &Carraway paints for
count house 10 81
J II POntOn services &c at
poor house A. 20
Dr. l EGreen / salary as supt
health 81 80
Dr. Green medicine poor
HOUSE 200
J j Wood feeding prisoners
In Jail 70 70
W B Whitehead holding in
quest 90 %
7 L Emry goods for county 90 %
John Fenner cleaning court
house 10
WLMPerkins repairing bridse15 90
II Il Howard work on court
house and Jail 8 %
J T Reynolds balance for
painting court house so 03
Z CShearin eXr of GVH ardee
amt Of judgment 517 90
III McMahon lumber &c for
county 40
t L Emry goods&c for county SO 70
T L EmTy l day as commits
sioner and miiage 2 so
WRW God 2 days as commits
sioner and milage q 90
WEBowers2 days as commits
sioner and milage 6 90
J H Whitaker 2 days as COM
missioner and milage 5 60
S Jonston days as commits
sloner and mllage 6 go
L Vinson 2 days as clerk of
board 90
Hall &Sledge printing &c for
county % 90
L Vlnson recording Official
bonds &C 81 so
" NJ Ham!ln work at court
house 5 90
John A Moore professional
services for county 10 90
VIII Kitchin professional ser
vices fer county 10 90
] A Harrell stationery clerks
Office %
January -, 1888.
WR Wood / day as com and
milage / W
T L Emry l day as com and
milage $50
" + Bowers l dav as com
and milage %
5 Johnston l day as com and
milage K %
] FL Whitaker l day as com
and milage 6O
L Vinson 1 day as clerk of
February 6, 1888.
W B Whitehead bal Oh act
allowed from January ) 6O
Dick williams bmldingAvents
brldge 175 90
J L Knight building Hawdree
bridge 60 90
8 f Cullum building Rocky
swamp bridge p 81
I,tnhnD2 4,Np RI mi
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-10
March 6, 1883.

S Johnston ? days as m G 60
J II Whitaker 9 :. 5 60
W + ROwers = " d" 600
L l. Emry {" " &" / 80
L Vinson g clerk of Bd / 90
j j wood feeding prisoners IN jail
los 60, W NJ Hamlin work at court
hOnse 90, G. T Simmons eX clerk
! fees t 10, G L LYMAN J fees CLERK
Inferior court so 90, Amt ! fees
Sheriff Lewis Frb termInferiorcourt
II 43, Amt fees solicitor Grizzard
Feb term Inferior court II 90.
Half fees to other officers.
Case State VS. GeOr9eana Davis to
W A Daniel As , Case State vs. Geo
Arts ct ais to W A Daniel %, Case
State VS. I I Lynch to A B Kill
patrick GO, Case State VS. willis
Smith to r II Pennington so. Case
State VS. Geo Hines to Z w RrOWn
l 03 Gaze State VS. Jim Payton
Harvey to W w Rosser So, case
State vs. mack webb to n ii Clark
So, case Sta'e vs. Joe Richardson to
7 j Z HOckaday IS, case State VS.
j B whitehead to 5 N Gary 80, case
State VS. Mary Smith to j Fl Dard, II
IS case State VS. Fred Wick to W A
Daniel so, case State VS. Jno Tyler
to 5 NJ Gary rs, case State VS. W Ii
Holland to f " Hyman -, case
| State vs. Henry Robertson to J 4
n Nr+1H nj
Trap Hill 10 J J Robertson l 10
case State VS. Dora Lane to H Bond
SO, case State VS. Dora Lane ct ais
to r wilkins -. case State VS. Geo
geana DAVIS to sheriff Buxton Is,
case stare vs. A II Dayis.tO ROdwell
warren 80, cases tate vsMary Smith
to sheriff StanciI 80, case State vs.
Fred Wick to sheriff Cobb Is, case
! STATE vs. GeOrgeana Davis to cOas
Latham 30, case State vsT I Lynch
to cons X f fitzpatrick l 40, case
State VS. Geo Hines ct ais to VIM
Roberts l Is, case State VS. Mack
webb to W Il Daniel 81, case State
VS. J B whitehead to c II wilcox
IS, case State VS. JnO Tyler to c
| \ wilcox so, case State VS. Fred
| WICK to J II Meyer %. case State VS.
Henry Robertson to RJohnston l Is,
case State VS. Geo Arts to j Ii
/ Garner 80, case State VS. Dora Lane
to Robert Parker l IS, case State VS.
Dora Lane ct ais to Alfred White
SO.
Half fees to State witnesses.
Case State vs. GeOrgeana Davis to
T L Emry l 08, case State vs. Geo
rgeana Davis to Charlie Long l 65,
case State vs. Georgeana Davis to
| CO'linson Gay1 80,case StatevSG co
rgeana Davis to Tom Flagg l so,
case State VS. Geo Arts ct ais TO
Sandy Crowell 2 10. case State VS.
| Geo Arts ct ais to Ellen StOvall
. 90. case State VS. Geo Arts ct ais
| to Isham Davis l 90. case Sta'e vs.
IOC StalIingS to I NJ Parker , 20.
case State vsO c StailIugs * II
! Cutchin 3 %, case State Us Louis
| Pope to WIN Flemmipg to | so. case
State VS. Louis Pope to John L tut~
rell . 60, case State VS. I I Lynch
to willis Silver / so. case State vs.
T T Lynch to David Browning , 20,
case State VS. t I Lynch to David
Browning ? IS, case State Us T 7
Lynch to A H Johnston Is, case
State vs. I 7 Lynch to Sam Perkins
5 80, case State VS. Paul TllIery to
J L Flemming l so, case State "
= : 4
caaestateysEmmett wilkerson to Jno
Futrcll 65, case state VS. willis Smith
to G T Lewis 60, case state vs. will
is Smith 10 \ whitehead 10,case
state VS. Willis Smith to W I white
head O5, case state VS. willis SmitI
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-10

hTliyman taking tax II Falmyra 80 o.
VI = Pitt Boscneath - 90
W + Bowers Butterwood25 90
J R Whitaker EnielI 30 90
j +. Shields wi Ion 81 o.
J \ N5rfeet .conocorary25 GO
4 \ white ScotlandEret3, o,
JABKHpatrick Faucets - 90
J T Bishop $50 Briukleyyillc 80 O..
3 f Cutclin bal on bri1g. , -: J 4
Perry conveying prisoner to jill , -: !
T Davis lumber for bridge 90; W -
R3sser bnrymg plupar 90: J II Pan'or
services &c psor house 50 go: Scotland
Neck Mounted RiAeman 300 90: Allrc.
white constable 30; J 4 Iarrall pint
rdg for c 5 c Is 36: K j Lewis cOnveyiI 2
lunatic to asylum 10 50: l. Niasoa re
coring orders for June II %; j j wood
feeding prisoners IN jail - so: T l. Emrl
goods for county los %: r l. Emry l da>
a, com and milage ; 50: " NJ lIamliu
work at court house 10 -: NJ Rae All n
l mo allowance pauper 90: l. Nms"n |
day as clerk 90: WIN Pierce work on
poor house wagon ! -; W K wood ! day
as com and mi age 90; " Bowers ]
day as com AMI mi age ! or: } II whi'ak-
er day a. com aud m 'a-c 3 60; WIN
Roberts conveying prisoner lo JAN i b.;
J II FpnncT y orkiaL for courty / D.: ;
Johnston day as com and ilagc ! 60:
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-10

I c Cook repairing bride , -, II Z
Hepinstai bufyiug raupcr : 81,
Brown & CarrawaE Drugs for county
II IS, ? Rayford repairing bridge
5 OBJ II clay repairing wa!i'n9 I %,
G. ~ Ltwis conveying prisoner to jri.
! so, I Reagan building cate e
Ransoms bridge 6 50, " r harvey
conveying prisoner 10 jail , 30, !.
Vinson recording orders April meets
ing as, henry williams conveying
prisoner to Jail l oo,T L Emry goods
furnished county 149 81.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-10
T.. T.. T.. p. n. p. g.. d.

H. r. n. T.. u. D.. u. r.. D..
CAM NJ. LEHMAN, Kidgcway, Tex,
-, writes: - was afflicted with sores
~ and bo.ls all over my body; heard Of
Botanic Blood Balm, aud ! We it trial.
Under its use the disease entirely disap-
.neargf "
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-20
OKLAHOMA CONVENTION.
Ninety-Two Delegates in Attendance at the
Guthrie Gathering.

Ninety-Two Delegates in Attendance at the
Guthrie Gathering.
GUTHRIE, 1. T. July l9.-The terri
torial convention opened yesterday by
Temporary Chairman Mcdonald, and
Hon. F. L. Green seated as permanent
president and Robert K. Lowry as seeFs-
tary Most of the day was taken up in
speeches and argument. There was lit
tie business done. At the evening session
n motion was passed that there should be
a committee of fifteen appointed to map
out the counties, said committee to re-
port before the close of the convention.
1t was also decided that after the present
session the convention is not to be called
to order again before August. There are
no delegates here either from Oklahoma
or Kingfisher, but it is hoped they win
be on hand the 20th of August. Ninety
two delegates out OF a possible one hun
dred and thirty eight are now present.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-20
G. A. r General ordars

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July 19.-Maj
Warner, commandments of the
Grand Army of the Republic, has issued
general order No. 10. in which he urges
all Grand Army of the Republic posts Of
the country TO send as large q delegation
as possible to the national encampment at
Milwaukee. Department commanders
are urged to inform headquarters of the
number OF men who will attend from
each department so that suitable provis-
ion may be made for all.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-20
MINNESOTA HANGING.
Albert BulOw Killed His Employer Because He
Refused to Pay Him.

Ot1Hstd " Kay ftiIl.
LITTLE FALLS, MINI, July al
bert Bulow was hanged at :48 a. m. to-
day, in accordance with the new state
law which provides that executions shall
take place between the hours of and 4
a. m. The law limits the number of
persons who shall witness executions,
and there were only thirteen persons in
side the Enclosure when the drop fell 4.
Buiow met death bravely, and made no
confession. The law provides that the
newspapers shall publish only bare an
nouncement of hangings, but all the
Minneapolis and st. Paul papers con-
tanned the full details Of Bulow's execu-
ton. The crime for which Albert Bulow
suffered death was the murder on No
vember %, last, Of Frank Eich. Bulow
made confession in which he stated he
had worked for Eich who owed him $50,
walsh be refused to pay, and in quar-
rel waieh ensued he had shot him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-20
,Jefe rsOn
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette
JEFFERSON, Tex. July 19.-Capts
Henry o. Sage, inspector of the militia
arms of Texas, is here inspecting the
armament of the Jefferson Light Guards.
The iron syndicate have five fiat boats
operating between the furnace and,
Smithland, hauling stone for the foundk-
ton of the works. The machinery is ex-
pected to begin to arrive now in few
days. 1t is intlmated that it will take
one hundred ana twenty cars to trans
port all the machinery.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-20
Revolution in Prices Expected.

Special TO the Gazette.
BAIRD, Tex, July l9.-That two
year-old steers are now rapidly increas-
ing both in price and demand cannot be
denied, as the supply of yearlings has
been almost entirely exhausted, and as
result the twos are naturally following.
Stock cattle are soon to follow IN their
order, and at that time, which is thought
to be in the near future, this country
looks for a general revolution in the
prices of stock, and all stockmen con-
fidently look for this result.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-20
Listen T.!

The only genuine AIcrobe KiETdI s Bnt up by
William Radam at Austin, TEX.
Fort WoRgaS 9Ex., June 10, 1889.
DEAR SIR have besA AFFLICTED with a severe
case of asthma fefseSeral years, and I thought
would hayete EaEe up my position, but through
a friend 1 hsafd Of and tried William Radam' s
Microhe Killer, and after using three jugs I am
peEferfsy cured of asthma, and my general health
lesBetter than it has been for years. Very truly
yours, EUGENE I. BANKS.
At Ellis Hotel.
Call at my office and see the list of names
of the most prominent citizens in Fort
Worth who are using our medicine with like re-
suits. a. Z. ANTHONY,
Sole Agent. 513 Main street, Fort Worth. Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-20
old Maids Commit snicids.

PoINT PLEASANT, Va, July 19.-Anita
and Marian Boggs, maiden sisters living
in Jackson county, committed suicide last
Tuesday By taking arsenic. They left a
letter signed Jointly saying there was
nothing in life for old maids and thev
were tired of it. They were in fair cir
cumstances but bad no relatives living.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-20
Death of a ohild-Released.

Special to the Gazette.
BALLINGER, TEX, July 19-The little
child of L. A. Wilkerson, which ate the
potash Yesterday, died this morning.
J. P. Given, who was arrested at
Abilene last week and brought here on a
charge of horse stealing, was to-day dis
charged from custody, there being moth
ing in the case. the evidence showing
that the prosecuting witness loaned the
boy the horse.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-20

it? Are we communists If we resort to
remedial measures?s Why have not steps
been taken soon in Iowa and in every
state in congress? What dumb dogs are
on guard? = James Wilson in Iowa
Homestead
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-20
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