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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-22
PERSONAL

\ child of Mr. ana Mrs. Uayt, died af
'Do',i" i'iia'''''',' o'' fiuat.
ocrElcrS IN me Methodist Episcopal
'uu'oh tH's ihoihlhs.
The Right Reverend Bishop Jnnr.r. Of
an,aIi, "toIINr ~, NJ ant'rt lned ov Mr. L.
",'H '""''io uu 'dtuludF'
hdllof hice' o. the Plaindealer. has
pe'n rtisticating in Seattle for week
N, u ct-..lt,.,. - ~ -
mn 10 L,,.'' ~ - VI 'iahu, - ilohlls
narai, w. 'i'iiauS i''.,, VI 'ue ocdi wy pre-
NJ ~ i"'a',"H .'i' al once
,Mts' ,, \. smith. of Omaha. aud mother
has come To make Fnirhavnn her rom %
Cbi.f s,,,i,.,.,,, IL :, "'''0'
Noriharn i'mSi'.op r.-iirot biefher' ol the 6feat
and Vic. prosidn,,t ei,, MY .esteruay
il o,,,a,.t,d ,,''.n. u'Rh "i that system
E>-sanator ratdo.,u - ,..
itin, Eai,L,,,,.''' "'u ~; VI h"hsa>' u Nls-
with tha fattcring p,.'a'u Ei'atH
plou i'' P'''9 ~ 'hiS re-
T. u. Hill G.. W Franris and 4 \
Well and ,a r.,r,, i'' ',a'Iie ~ i.w days ms
Na.hlnpton. - 'i'e ''Va'' VI
Flp trm oi lang. Tnland 4 Co La.
I hctu Dissolved, the hoasu now being under
( I1lluI '' -
Frank Hughes has removed from blaine
70 falrhaVen, being tired of sublll han
lie and anxious for thu sights of n thirty
ing and iostliug city
Nj. ". +. Woods returned this morn-
luS nn the Nehomc. after AN ubsenc. of
une Neck at Tacoma visiting with friends
aud relatives.
,-r
-. -, .i,hoi"ii' .ir'uial"r oi IN" Ia
. ,,I''''. '''tp' - "a the cltN viewing the
Other para phenalia which Tacoma bnt
recently gained.
Mt. ,,...
""' ''h niius's' "i ,ahlahu. california.
n ia - u, 'it g.'si al .; \ kNah. ol the
.''.li ,i''ih w. w, ~. btiuses thihks fdiIhaNeu
-oas' 'h"'9h Tor nm and Viii tie to It like
A.
", hppinNoh has succeeded Mr..
,",i''iil ~ l'ai oN hci and iiechanleai
l"ii4's'i ~ 'il' ildlhurdiei. Robinson j.
/, - =. -, ifiht'f ana 4 good fellow and
..''. " 'ii -, q tiiudb' aaJnhct 10 our 60
te'iiieu 'ett thhp"fafN.
hour' =; Nuahofh' The lannon's Idaho
o'"',iei dnu i'dl 'siate man. has taken
- ui' - .'1i''',l'e "a aWhdSei. which
,n'a ~ p'- "'dl, lt"" tue people hc knows
~ 'ife east an" ties arc legion.
T.. Il. Moore ir commercial ,,.,,t..
for Ih, great Gbieni,n shn. fa..,,,,, ~, ~
H. Fargo. 1. visiIing L,iri,a,a, - -
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-22
California Newslets

SAN FRANcI~co June 2l-Thr work of
getting IN the overlooked census returns
is progressing slowly. Supervisor Davis
received a COMMUNICATION from Washing
ton this morning granting him the re-
qurcd extension OF time for completing
the work of The. city aud that il will bf
incomplete. Judging from the number of
persons who have not been visited and
questioned by he rnumerators not more
than two third, have been taken.
The Fourth OF July committr will en-
deaVor 10 secure the distinguished Cali
fornia editor aud orator. john T.. IRISH.
u orator of the day for his eity. II has
been unsuccessful in securing Captain
Paul Boyntun - give an exhibition He
replied. saying that every day IN July he
has fuliy engaged.
William e.. johnson. Who committed
suicide al the Portland hotel. promised
his wife one year ago hc would stop drink
ing. lie kept his promise We'll until the fatal
night when his appetite got the better of
him. II is supposed that upon beginning
to sober np the broken vow preyed upon
his mind To such au extent that Il led him
70 commit the rash act.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-22

CoIIsN. Cal. Junr II -Chas. He'll. q
coachnan and servant for J. W toad
tiii- morning stabbed his wife in severa
different places and then rttt his throat
with u pocket knife. They have beer
having trouble for somr time and Mrs
Bell had commenced a ~uil for divorce
The immediate cause of the deed Is nn-
known. They were both culorpd TIA,
doctors are irving Ia save the Woman
life bul she viii probably die Bel
escaped aud started duWn the river bal
fhe sheriff and others have started in pun.
snit The feeling against the man i.
Intense aud threats If lynrhiug are made
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-22
coionist Sleeper to ST. Paul

Commencing April III. the lInion Pacific.
"fhe Overland Route" will run a fur
ni~hrd Pullman Colonist Car from Port
land to Si. Paul. without change. leaving
Portland every "Wednesday at $500 p. M.
arriving st. Paul following Sunday.
This car will be fitted up with mattress
ses. pillows. bcdding. curtains and toilet
appliances. leaving nothing 20 be fur
nishcd by the passengers. and will be in
charge ~ a uniformed porter.
R.rths can be- secured at the very low
rate of $500 for AN upper or lower double
berth from Portland TO 81. Paul.
Passengers holding tourist. Iirst-class
or second class tickets will be- carried in
this car.
For rates. through tickets. sleeper
berths, or detailed information. apply to
the nearest Ticket Agent Union Pacific
System. or T. W LEE.
Gehl Pass. Agt. Portland.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-22

OMAHA. June Il l.. G.. Scrrrisi Of Heb
ron. Nebraska. waS thrown from third
story window uf the Merchants hotel in
this city yesterday. aud fatally injured.
i. Werner also oi Hebron. who Was see
crisis room mate claims than while lac
was suffering from Il horrible uight mare
he picked up Scecf-t and dashed him ont
Of the window Both men are Masons
attending the session oi the state Grand
Lodge and sonp charge that during 4
quarrel about the scottish rite cunlru.
Nrrsy the deed was done Sreci~t refuses
tu talk
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-22

The man lie owned IA terrier doc. he was d
hob-tailed, unery cus~
Aud that ere dog got that era. man Ia many
an ugly mu--.
The man Was on his muscle the dog was ou
its bite
soto kick that dosgoncd animal wa -ur, &,
raise q fight.
\ woman she owned a Thomas eat that Gt al
fifteen pound.
And the other eats got up aud slid when thai
tofncai came round.
This man aud dog went along nucday whct,
that woman she did dwell,
The dog he growled feroclnusly aud he went
for that eat like we'll
lie tried "a chaw the meek of thntcat. bat the
cat he wouldn't be chawcd.
81 lac lit on the back Of that ere dog. and lac
bit and ,.hawed. and claNed.
The fur IT flew and tie purp he yelled
A. the claws went into his hide.
As the chunks Of meat were peeled frrn BIS
back.
And he hummiScd and kicked antl died.
The man he ripped. and cus-cd. ard >Npr'.
A. he gathered q big brick bat.
That he'd he derned essentially
II he didn't Nil thar cat.
The woman allowed she'd be- blessed II he
did
Aud she grabbed upnn old shoi gun.
She fired and peppered his diaphragm
With bird shot No. {.
They carried him home ON - window blind.
Aud the doctors cured him up
But be- WIS never known to iiait again
Nor own another pup
YES folks may turn up their suouts at This
rhyme.
don't care cus- for that
III that | wanted to show.
Was that lighting dogs may tackle the
wrong tomcat.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-22
AlIeged BriberY

CHICAGO. June u Warren Leland
makes eu.alional charge that hr has
been offered a hribe Of sl.moWO tu with
draw his long continued and vehement
opposition to the lake front being used for
any other purpose than thar lor which il
was originally intended. city pleasure
grounds. lie has not Yet given the name
Of the party who made he offer. bat he
intimates IL came from the city council
aud the Illinois Central railroad
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-22
THE CITY HALL
Where the City Dads and officers HOLD
Forth

Immediately upon entering the city
hall. which has been fitted ~ ia the ID.
Fries building. the gazerNill come la con-
iact with {. W. owen. city assessor filled
chuck full Of business aud giving dirpc-
tlonS To hi> i've deputies Whum ne has
taking the census of the city. irving 10
gain some authoritative knowledge of lhc
population of the city aud itS wealth. Mr..
Owens is young mau who understands
H. business and knowing il proposes to
do II with a will aud with "a sense Of
justice that will reflect credit upon the
Office and its occupants.
Directly across The hall Is the office of
{. II. Allrrton, than hom no other cuu I'd
he - proud with papers piled sky high
and all Tor the city's benefit. Nh
Allerlon i man too we'll known
In this city io be- wrote .up and IL
j. only in place 10 say he is constantly
on the alert for something to turn up Tor
the clty~ good that hc may produce his
paper and pencil and let the people all
around know what a bonanza he has
found.
Then comes the city treasurer, desk.
which the treasurer does not orriIpv at
present prtrring his sWn comfortable
quarters 70 thar provided hy munihcenl
council MIR. Richards. however, Mil oc-
cupy his compartment ~ soon a. they are
substantially inishrd
The city attorney. j. H. Rutherford.
ktfpN Hlhl~fil ia IN" council chamber 10
watch that uo mistakes or hari hai pro-
cc>Scs are instituted. aud seems a. much
al home rs though hr wa, of the manor
born.
CITY Clerk Ricdrl j. kept busy answer
ing questions. signing receipts checks.
licenses. etc. until he brrume. 81 weary
that life seems almost burden. bu hr
pcrscNerS aud turns every body away
happy aud smiling.
The city hall is finished in trst-ciass
style and looks something like the pie
ture herewith given. IN words: alley
way leading to the council chamber with
bannisiers on either side. " Which Partition
uh tn" respective offices. high ceilings.
and at the extreme south end The council
chamber, furnished with desk room for
the city clerk aud attorney. aud Tie
proper roum for the honora bic city conn
ell. This hall il only temporary. await
ing the building and completion uf the
new edilice. which will soon h. under way.
some future time the officers aud building
VIII receive that notice Of which thpt
are worthy. and when the time arrive,
FairhaNru viii be- recorded as having one
Of The incst city halls in the stale al
Washington. filled with officer, who-r
competency cannot br questioned
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-22

ALBANY. NY. June u -tiovcrnor HIill
mas accepted an inNilali1h 70 att'hd Tue
Indianapolis July first. l't reason Of Of
iicial duties the governor declines the
urgent Invitation Tor an extended trip to-
the Pacific slope. including one from
Washington. 10 bc present at the ofganil-
alton OF the Washington state association
Of democratic societies Ia August.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-22

SAN FRANCISCO. June Il Official notice
has been issued bv the secretary af the
carpenters union in Oakland. notifying
the union carpenters to quit work aller
today unless the employers accede to the
Demands of the carpenters for he same
wages a, paid prior To MAY I. 1870.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-22

MABrINEz Col. juno u This morning
an old man. named German. went To the
door step of county physician tafoihers.
aud shot himself through he head He
has suffered long time from ceulplica-
tion of diseases He has resided ia this
cOuntN twenty Nnars
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-22

DUNBAR. Pa, June 81 At half past
three this morning rescuerS broke into
the oDenng Of the mine II l. not known
whether II Is In the Hill mine on not. IL
is believed. however. that the imprisoned
miners will be reached today.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-22

The monotony OF some occasions hc-
come 50 dense that it could be rId with
kniic but Yesterday Was one of the time.
When excitement ran high. ~ we'll ~ eat
tlr aud dog tracks. \ certain prominent
citizen had a crack dog aud tho crack cat
also sprung up. and the up>hot of IL all is
tht.t had
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-22

I. u. Hin. 6. " Francis and ]. S.
Eihgle laph ia Seattle ini few DAYS thiS
week and returned Friday BY the state Of
Washington.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-22
Strader e Richards
Fire Insurance Companies Represented by US

liverpool and London and Giob
Aetna, of Hartford.
Atlas of London,
Rational of ireland
Springfield of Massachusetts
New hampshire
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-22

EN- N-Sena!or Caldwell. of Kansas, is Wis
ltlng Fairhavcn aud is pleased great.
win The fiattcring prospects OF this re-
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-30
FROM RINGWOOD.
Tobacco -AeCioc rincyard-Etnnest1 co,L-
Olu LducatioH

Tobacco -Aeoioc rineyaTd Earnest aco,L-
Olu' -LducattoH.
Some of our people have gone to work
with a vim. Mr.. }. 2 Tyree has ems
ployed two Of Nash couaty's most gifted
tobacco growers, and vii put III twenty
acres of 1.-THE weed" build barns and
pack houses and work with a Vim on to-
bacco, cotton and grain.
Medoc vineyard farm is in full blast.
Orders for more than 1000 gallons Of
wine were received IN one day last week.
Mr.. Moore, the manager, has beautiful
wheat, luxuriant clover and is working
like a beaver for corn, cotton, beef, pork
and vegeta bles. There seems to be doubt
and confusion with some as to how the
future will be. Let al 90 to worh-econ-
omize. fratermze, hoJ-oai-tonihy2@e, and
in suit able instances tojucconjza, and we
will haze ''life in the old land vet, w ork
for 25 cents per day if you can get no
more Right bout, Ask for 10 credit.
Work for a living Owe 10 one. Live
on little, as was done during the war, and
see how soon we shall be on the road to
prosperity, Nature has done much for
our country. We have fertile soil, q
healthy climate, unsurpassed by any
under the sun; aud only the LaDd Of in
teIiiEent industry and Enterprises needed
to make the ''Old North State" blossom
as the rose, and "Plenty, fair goddess,
reign over q smiling land"
In your editorials you have persist emily
held up tue resources and advantages Of
your section Of the county, which is the
same as this and other sections. and o.
Eastern Carolina. The day is not faI
distant when these advantages will be
recognized and We shall not fail to REAP
! our reward.
! Your editorial on the educational In.
stltute t. be held in Halifax next weeF
was correct. We need wider diffusion
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-30
EIfterary .Tctc.

Professor ". c. Kifchia, Pr, D. Of
Cambridge, has written picturesque and
vivid historical novel entitled The Fall
of the Christiaos," which is running in
the New York Ledger- The religious and
the historical elements are dominant in
thc work, and IN narrating the overthrow
oGChri5uenIty inJapan in the seventeenth
century, the author has entered a field
fresh in English literature. The Fall of
the Christians" is written by a scholar
who has made speciality of japanese
history, and is based On manuscripts
which were discovered by the author,
while he was occupying distinguished
scholastic position in Japan.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-30


Jan. 10Th.
Our town hall Is about comp.et ~ ana
Will De 4u''e an ornament ~ '-'-
pom If'e Top OF Is ''"''. "--'1-.
'ee' an eAce''en' 'l1N Oh 9s''. q , NJ
vi '.'S > III. - ''''.'.''7 ,-''''' ,.
- $3.50. --1:-o ..--, the rorar
O.! 49, 49, ,,.-, 40 l,t,4forpol,ca,.
49, e.. kao5-T.-t.-. Co. -. FIRE Den,rt-
.--~t or.t 49,. r,-.r..a
.a.
a-iut ,I'., toats hovo been unable t.
r..at, tl.i. ,,,..o r,r s.rs-aI weeks. ev-
o.,.+ +bo 8. RIA = . small boat. owned bv
VASES S+,ro, ~ .errr intended only
go l,.,be r,var above Ills place. The
| ..p..a,, ha- roo,, ,,,l,,-,- about 2 trims 3
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-30

Under the above heading the Tarboro
Sort1erner publishes letter from a young
man in Calvert, Texas, to his home folks
in Tarboro. After describing the -, 00C
population as being made up Of people
from almost every nation on the globe.
the young man concludes thus:
''Eyerybody here says the place to
West, and man from about 400 miles
West says that the place is 300 miles
from there. In fact. the good place i,
always little farther ahead. but never
reached.
believe the people IN North CaroIina
are the happie>t people in the world, be
cause they are contended."
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-30

H95&.
Jan. nth.
The youngest child Of q. :. Powell Who
lives on the farm Of Mr.. j. W. >hcrrod
was burned TO death on Last Saturday.
All were out Of the room except another
little child Tue babe was tied in a
chair and when the mother came in she
found the chair turned over aasaI III
the fire. The child was so badly burned
that 1t d'@l that evening. 1t was aooa.
year Old.
Mr.. B. 3. Sherrod, Of this place. was
married to Miss PatIe Hyman, Of Pal
myra, on 23rd at the home OF the BRIDE,
Rev. Mr.. Nelson, officiating. The attcn
dantS were;
NlIne sPru''! ana MISS olasE'e 0''ye'''
- DoS ,e anu MISS l. ||I5 ,3,''I' o'' -
H. 9i'eiI0u anu NJ 'S> h'A|'o Hd"a''9' I .
IA I'o0el'So" an" MISS oa'aA Il } man. > .
H. ruIFIa ana MISS lee" I-1V'eAc1' "
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-30
FROM LITTLE1ON.
Ncc Episcopal cl,rch-Enigrat,on-
Remarkable g,m-Norc corn.

Remarkable g,nl-Norc corn.
Jan. 25th.
The Episcopaltans are building church
on Moseley avenue. and when completed
will add much 10 that portion Of the town.
About 30 negroes Left here yesterday
for Arkansas, and it is reported that the
agent viii return again in about 10 DAYS,
and t is thought that great many more
will 20 next time than did tbs time.
The farmers of this section are speak
ing Of planting more corn and tobacco
and less cotton this year than before.
We have IN our town gentlemen who
owns an old fashion gun which is SAID to
have killed a deer one hundred and fifty.
two yards with squirrel shot-prettY
good gun.
We don't think the editor Of THE
DEMOCRAT treats us exactly fair, as we
never see him in our town. We would
like to see HIM sometimes, and unless he
comes up soon, we are going to kick
more. How about it, MIR. Editor? Conc
to see us, and we viii tell you all We
know. We can tax better than we can
write. NON.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-30

4 GOLD MINE.--The Rocky Mount
PiamfsaIa- says:
We learn that Mr.. T. p Braswell has
found n gold mine on one Of his farms in
tbs county. We hope II j, rich one,
TIE DEMOCRAT always rejoices in tie
good fortune Of its readers, al Is Nj.
Braswell is one Of our cash.in-advance
subscribers, he shares our congratulate
tons. We sincerely hope It Is true.
CURE FOR HARD rIMEz.--Mr. G. W.
Bryan gives the best cure for hard tines
we have seen in this section. He began
stablug three COWS about the first Of last
October, and he says he has raised 8.
loads Of good manure from their stalls.
He stabbed them at night and kept
plenty Of litter. Why not raise from all
your COWS accordingly: At this rate
nine cows Will raise 54J loads Of manure
in year.
WHY NOT TURN ABOUT:--Just as sure
| as the sun rises Tomorrow if anything
| appears in these columns that you do not
exactly cndoree, YOU Will say so, and
YOU will probably have a stroke Of I'M
commonly thoushtfulness to tell the
editor so--you Will certainly tel some
one else. Now, why not turn about and
commend what you do ike? II like your
position in that question, Mr.. Editor, ."
is much more agreeable taan "What in
the thunder has got into you editors
lately"
| 1t is easy to show that thrcc-inch ad-
vcrtisement by the year will cost much
| less per thousand for its circulation than
any method Of distributing circulars. Ii
a tradcSman could get his circulars free
he could not get them before the public
for twice the price that HIS ADVERTISE
ment costs him. Circulars have their
use. and this is no argument against
their value, but a simple comparison
showing the extraordinary advantage
which the newspaper affords the adver>
! tIser-EoB1e Sentinel.
WALKED BACK.-A negro living 1t
Wilson county, who emigrated to the
49,, l.,I.5 ,,...l''. )
o II'. 7,.~[' {a ~ oI1,, '.:, go; ,'s'
'.''lN r ,-'N lNt.-- H. plI
represented to him doubtless proved
49,
for himself. Poor credulous creatures.
it IS remarkable what influence these
agent, can exert over them. MANY are
out there now who will never return.--
Souhener.
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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-30
Does Exnerienca Count !?

1t does, in every line Of business, and
especially in compounding and preparing
medicines. This is illustrated III the
great superiority Of Hoods Sarsaparilla
over other preparations. as shown by the
remarkable cures it has ACCOMPLISHED.
The head Of the fr,n Of c. I. Hood 6
CO. IS a thoroughly competent and ex-
perienced pharmacist, having devoted his
whole to the study ard actual prcpara-
ton Of medicines, lie IS also member
of the Massachusetts, and American Phar-
maceutlcal Associations, ard continues
actively devoted to supervising the prep
arati9n of and managing the business con-
nected with, Hoods Sarsaparllla.
Hence the superiority and peculiar
merit Of Hoods Sarsaparilla is built up
on the most substantial foundation. In
its preparation there is represented all
the knowledge which modern research IN
medical science has developed, combined
with long experience, brainwork, and ex-
pertinent. 1t is only necessary to give
this medicine fair trial to realize its
great curative value.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-30

Adam Forepaugh, the veteran
circus manager, and Barnum' $
greatest rival. died last Wcdnes lay
night at his residence in PhiIadeI-
pbia, of influenza and pneumonia,
aged 50 years.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-30

The many friends of Capt. S, b
Alexander will learn with regret of
the death of his wife, which sad
event occurred at the home Of her
father, MIR. Joshua Perry, in Frank
lin county last week,
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-30

The american Wool Reporter,
published in Boston, SAYS:
OF the distinctly southern states,
which have i'll the past few years
made such rapid strides in the
direction Of Improvement in manu-
fac uring aud O.her enterprises
North Carolina stands secund IL
the number Of cotton spindIe>
turuing within her borders. The
latest statistics, gathered in 1899
estimate the number of spIndle5 al
321 90, an increase of 90, 1922 il
about two years.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-30

THURSDAY JANUARY 80, I89
PUBLISHERS NOTICE.

Advertisements of all kinds must be in
this office by Tuesday afternoon to in
sure publication for the current week.
Local.. ADvERTIs EAIENT8. 10 cents a
line for each Insertion
(lqryeg for Iocd adcertjSjnq due reekly
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-30
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

have arrived at last with NEW
STOCK OF JEWELRY. Be sure to
come round and look at my stock at my
store doors below the PostC4fice.
HEILBRONER.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-30

TIE BEST SALYE in the world fo1
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter. Chapped Hands,
ChiIblains, COrns, and all Skin Erup-
tons, and positively cures Piles, or no
BAY required. IL IS guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded
Proe 70 cents per box.
SALE BYEH. WHITEHEAD &Ce
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-30

Gu. handsome nejghb0r, the
Grecnyil!e Reflector, has entered
upon a oew volume. We cOngratu-
late Pitt county on its splendid
journal and our contemporary on
its liberal patronage. Such papers
as the Reflector are doing more toI
North Carolina than any other
single agency.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-30

1t is claimed that one Of the
assistants in the chemical laboratory
of the State University for Callfor>
MIA. has discovered a process APP
plIcabIa to boots and s2oes which
will make them wellnigh inde~
Structible. There viii I've millions
in it if it is tree.