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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-05-08

n Ficnnant North Carolina Marriage.
Adam G. Wclborn, of this city, was
married near LattImore, N. G., ut half
past o'clock Friday evening to Miss
Maggie Harrill. Tho ceremony WAS per
formed at the residence of Tho brides
luther by the Rev. a. G.. Irvine. After
wards reception was held and tho nu
nierous frien;!s OF tho young couple
passed many pleasant hours in social
converse. The presento were numerous
nd beautiful, and came from the hoass
OF friends OF Mr. and Mrs. Welbcrn ev-
erywhere. The groom Is ono Of the
most promising yonng lawyers OF tho
Greenville bar, and his friends arc num
bcrod by legions. Tho bride is u popu-
lar Young lady wherever she is known.
She is Il relative of A. r. Wright, Of
this city, and while visiting hero recont
~ gained largo number ci adtniring
fTicnds. Congratulations aud good
wishes will follow Mr. aud Mrs. VOL
born. The newly welded couple have
gone on visit to tho home OF the
Groom's father hear Toceoa
Vile Nuws
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Annual Meeting Of tho Htasr Teachers
Ass"ciatleu.

Ass"ciatleu.
The Incentive COMMITTEES haze select
cd Gr""nville M the place Of meeting,
and July 16, II and i3, rs the time.
h" "!trsctiona of Grcervll!e rs an ed
ucntiora( center and as driehtful sum-
'ner resort, WITH its inte,hYent reiHeI
EHi'uiiiOn, nerd not he Detailed The
i)lnc" M:d tltu~ h:v" bern wisely chosen.
.f.t hii the teaclcra Of the State make
their arrangements 20 attend. An at
trnctI'" proEtM.ne is about completed.
kcHnccd rates On all rairo..t!a in the
f3tHte viii be secured The price Of
hoard Will be 'nusnally low. Annonncc
mentH in reference to these matter. will
too made later on. Everything practical
bic vii! be done by the Executive Com.
mittc for the comfort and profit Of the
teachers. Suore>HEal as v%' the lost
meeting, We hopo that this oro will be
more 10. I; can only be so by the
hearty cooperation Of the teGch"ra.
". NJ. GHIEn,
Trcs. State Teachers Association.
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tuuri kdaIirc Notice.

~ ih2 meeting Of tho ilonrl Of Coun-
~ tomnIiEsinncrs ln>t Tuna,inr, they
t"c!';",? 10 put o:T the question OF letting
the contract i"r t!Ic improvCTcnt oi The
/ hEidin@, unit! wednesday, %Ic 2l#t iu$t. g,
, wien ,heT viii iHact to orcn tho lids and
l"; tho c''a!:,ct. Tie I'r;it'iNg Is to be
en- tHH '1'an Submitted hy HrcAit"c; Eut
. '3t'', H"T tao onlarEn:nr:.; tn t;sirc the
n"..>Nt sine Of tie HuIi ling. hll bids
MAJ, ~ ii the hNu,:a ot the clerk Of the
t'mE'l hy 10 O'Clock on the 2lHt Of this
month when the bids vii! be closed.
III" contract will DO let at p. II. the
same day.
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Mr.. EnIroR: The original poem you
refused isst week with the criticism th:,;
You cot;fd grind hottor poety out Of al
o!d sauSnSe lniii, J. ru.urn, with ;hatruc.
tons to publish ard charge he ntlvertis.
ing rates. I believe newspaper nion
never refuse any mattor that is paid for.
! am tCrmiMod that genius Shall bu
known and recognized.
JOHN G. JOE-S.
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Ers
Mr.. John G. Boggs and wifc, Of tho
Flat Rock Section, visited friends and
relatives III the upper part OF the county
lnst week.
The farmers on the Kcowco aido
commenced to work thcir cotton list
week. They report Il good stHnd gener-
ally. Corn has already been worked
over.
! ---l'ho canvussing agent OF the dummy
line reports good progress in getting the
required amount of stock. There ia now
ercry prospect shat the work will begin
! this summer
There will be n singing ut Concord
! Church next Sunday, conducted by Prof.
! II. W. Nelson, exercises to begin ut 10 u.
IN. Bring your note books. All arc i'll
! yitcd to n,,cnd, with baskets.
! --~l;cnd T.. W. Poe B Coz. now adver-
ti%rmpnt. Ihr> cav Al you up in any
thing in the cln,hinT line, and arc gen
t!"ulru th"t YOU c;,! rely upon to give
You just What they represent.
On arcou't: OF t'ia inclrmcncy Of the
weather, the Sunday School Picnic, on
! CLASSY, did no; ithc pacH liz ( H,Gur,l1y.
! IL VIII c"".c OF nrXS Saturday, the 10Th
! instant, at El,lH"nts' mill. EvcTybuGy
! Is invited ana a t;pp;l t;mo IL expected.
Mr.. ". T. licl'aN nrrrc! n hpx of
! lap links last lIUn,ity. and ;u;ii!d ihr,c
! already lin "a and wrapped in e r#rnr
With the following worts1 written theron:
! "rhrco iinh~-EAl IcIIo7S' pin. Made
] hy = prisoner in tie Ohio pcnitrntiary."
--Ransom y. Chi)tcr&,ard john Bow
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MCFALL'S
q. Z vi. &. n NACK
FOR
Z 8 50 @
AI "A. -
MI. LAP q
JUST COMING mi

.1"ot6er lot of TLOUNr52.G and
tEILLX, White und Fig~rtd
Lirns and -kus'ins. Non IS tic
time 10 nuke 'em ~.
4 Ne.o Lot of' Indigo and Fancy
Prints, Bleachf<! UooHs, .Euteens l,.d
Cn.gha"s. Now - &te siu.c to
n1dkt seIecttVns.
GrniH Irudies, Scor1 aaG NUa.
e'tsd Hees, a'.a GA KINDS Of digging
,natesTcI. Noas 10 tte sSsne 20 s!kyN
da:U
1Tu'shs, At"hsls, Lamps, Lam
terms, Oil r9oths, Uiunond Dyes,
"ta other neD goods consins erery
rttE. CAL U7td gre.
Aon is the time TO use Lots Of
Soap.
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POI!

How Gear to NY h"a9t oi The season ad-
VeNcOg,
NitE n'}i;inF and fro" ming, with sur-
Shin" and rain.
Are thouGhtn nf the past, of its Grcalas
en1 i!s fancips,
I;H rprrow, It's pleasure lis JOY a"G IL,
pain.
[ muse oer The orchard, the meadow,
tle mountain,
Tie bridge and tho roc& where tie
cataract fell;
But dc2rer tiian al il: tic thought of the
fountain
O; icAcull s"6,s, tlat Sloan Rrothcr4
s:.ll
The fresh f"aminS soda, The bright
sparkling Srda,
Til? thirst Gu"ncinF soda which Sloan
li!OiHvl'S sell.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-02
TEE NOMINEES

The gentlemen nominated III
Halifax last Thursday for the state
and county Offices are good men.
The legislative ticket are well
known to the people of the county,
and need no commentator at our
hands. The nominations to the
Offices of sheriff and treasurer were
given to democrats who have been
tlicd and found faithful, and they
Will receive the support that dem
ocratic nominees usually receive in
Halifax county.
rs full proceedings Of the con
vcution are printed elsewhere, we
take it thaat no further comment is
necessary. All are good men and
Will be supported.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-02
{ BIG EzEE TEE.

a GREAT deal Of truth is in the
following few words clipped from
an editorial in last Sundays Rich
mond Dispatch:
The work the newspaper-men OF
this country are doing IS of vast
consequence to the people,
Sometimes you hear a peevish Or
disappointed man say, "Oh, l pay
no attention at all to what the
newspapers say" but you have only
TO listen to him a few minutes to
fad that he has not told the truth.
We are all dependent upon news
perS, all influenced by them more
or Less. They are features Of
modern life, as we'll established and
as Indispensable as railroads and
steamboats,, telCgraphs and te.e-
phones, sueet-CarS and electric
motors. Upon their contents mil
hons of minds feed.
y community is known by it's
newspapers. Together they form
an index Of It's business and society
life and map It's progress or decay.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-02
THE SCHOOLS AG AIN.


Mr., EDTTOE:-PeImIc me to eX-
press an idea or two in your paper.
| don't often write for newspapers.
but you SAID something in your
last issue that struck 50 close to
me, that I cant hoId my peace any
longer.
In last weeks paper you said
some strong words, urging the
necessity of better school facilities.
and better buildings for the schools.
That is the note that I have been
listening for. and one that ought 10
be the most musical to our people,
Speaking as one Of tie people.
say, with you. that we have good
schools, both male and female, We
send our children to those schools.
becausce we like tie teachers and
know they will get good instruction.
but when we pass there and see the
fences all down and the houses in
the last stages Of dilapidat0n, and
no ornamental work at all. we DO
think that our children can't get
the high cultivation of taste and
refinement that beautiful surround
lngs would give.
In my opinion the school houses
Of community ought to be the
prettest and the surroundings kept
the incest and CleaneSt of all. When
we send boys and girls to school,
we want them to go to a place that
they will like. one that has attrac-
tons both to the eye and the mind.
The road to knowledge is not a
royal one any way. 1t is a difficult
one and rugged one. Therefore.
there ought to be some attractions
on the route, so that the student
may be pleased as lie climbs the
lofty heights.
1t is my opinion that we ought to
put up some nicer buildings for our
schools; and | believe the time has
come when it can be done very
easily. This writer is not worth
much in this worlds goods, but Will
contribute to the fullest extent of
his ability, There are others who
feel about this matter exactly like
] do, and will contribute literally,
SO, Mr.. Editor, let ne repeat that
you have sounded the right note,
and L hope that the community Will
take up the refrain and shout it,
until we get bigger and better
buildings for the education of our
youth. The times demand it, and
in the march Of progress, improve
ment in educational matters must
keep pace. CITIZEN.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-02
mr.. KITCHIN IN RALEIGH.

Hon. w. IT. Kitchin attended the
Convention Of Democratic clubs in
Raleigh last week. There was great
enthusiasm and much able speaking.
The Mars E OJsrrroy Of Saturday
SAYS:
II there was one notable feature
of the great convention of Young
5icns' Democratic Clubs wbIch IN
pressed itself unoA those in attend
ance more than another it was the
powerful, irresistible oratory of that
we'll known Democrat and successful
campaigper. Hon. W. II. Kitchi9. Of
Halifax. Caut. K;tchin is an orator
Of the true type and when he rises
to speak aud gets well under av
he flashes out fires Of elouuencc and
tnunders OF oratory that literally
sway his audience. Heis q powerful
speaker and in fact we know Of 10
one IN North Carolina who can sur
pass him as a campaigner. Twice
did the convention of this week have
the opportunity to listen to his
burning words and both times every
man went away swearing be would
never be ANYTHING bat Democrat.
If he was not convinced already
Can't. KitcbiD convinced him.
Botn his al 3rcss IN the convention
on the first div and ms gDoech after
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-02
SCHOOL BOYS FgGHT.

At Lexington Virginia Military
Institute LAST week two young men
named Tahferro and McConnlco.
became engaged with each other, and
fought in Society Hall st noon with
seconds, time keeper, &C, according
to regular prize ring rule.
The rules were that they should
fight one minute and rest two. They
fought eleven rounds which took
about forty minutes,
Taliferro was taken to Lis room
and died before 3 o'clock. McCon-
nico was put under bal, Of $1,000
for his appearance at court.
Taliferro was an orphan from
Norfolk and 11cConnjco was from
Texas.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-02
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.

At meeting Of Hjngvood De.
batting Society after feeling
address by DR.. g. +. Matthews the
following resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, Almighty cod in his
all wise providence has seen fl tC
remove from our midst the SpuIt
Of our deceased brother and former
Presldent) JnO. +. Laughter; and
whereas, we desire thus openly 10
attest to the high moral attributes
of one who IN life was possessed OF
a natuIe so modest and retiring
that few beyond the circle Of his
intimate friends, knew Of his many
noble traits of character;
Therefore be it Resolved:
1st. That in the death Of its
President our Society has sustained
an irrepa1aUle loss, the members a
faithful friend, and the community
a good citizen.
2nd. That the members of our
Society wear the usual badge Of
mourning for thirty days.
3rd. That copy Of these TcsO-
IutIons be spread upon the minutes
and a copy be transmitted to the
family of the deceased, and also to
the RonuoLe Ne1g3 and TIE DEMO
GRAFT for publication.
g. +. MATTHEWS,
GEO. HAREI,ON. Corn.
T. &. HARRISON.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-02

Inasmuch as the legislative ticket
nominated in Halifax last week " 1e
named by theAlliance; and lnasmuch
also as there has been Opposl
ton to Vance by many of the ALL
ance, the question naturally has
come up with democrats outside the
Alliance as to whether or not the
nominees to the legislature will sup,
port Vance. We have received
letters " inquiry on the subject.
For the information Of any who
may be In doubt about the attitude
Of the nominees towards Vance, we
will say that we have he'd 8 personal
conversation with Messrs. Hall ami
Hill. the nominees for the House.
and they will heartily support Vance
rs to Mr.. Bowers, the nominee foE
the Senate, we have had no converse
ton with him, bat we know HIM &c
be a sensible man.
Furthermore no true man could
accept the nomination Of that con
yention and then 60 against Vance
for the convention adopted resolu-
tons of instructions to its nominees
on july lash in the following WORDS
offered by Or, W. O. Mcdowell:
Whereas, the term of office q
honorable L. b. Vance expires or
March t. 1891, and;
Whereas, from certain quarters
most unwarrahtcd attacks have been
made upon this most faithful anG
efficient public servant; therefore;
BE it resolved: LIST That the
Democrats of Halifax county il
convention assembled do most heart
lily endorse the course Of Hon. L. Is
Vance during the lime he has re
presented the people of North Carc>
Ina in the United States Senate.
End. That any gentlemen accept
ing the nomination of this C0Avcn'
tion for the State Senate, and House
of Representatives shall if elected
consider themselves pledged to give
Hon. L. Is. Vance their united sup
port for reelection to the Senate o
The UIited States.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-02
NORTHAMPTON DEMOCRATS
NOMINATED.

y correspondent to the Nsr8 &
Ojserrcr says that the following
nominations were made ia North
ampton democratic convection on
25ch Of September:
For Reg Of Deeds, John ".
Fleetwood: fer Superior Court Clerk.
j. T, Flyt1e; for Treasurer, J. A.
Burgwyr; Sheriff, NJ. F. Stancill.
Coroner, I. W. Duke; Surveyor. L,
W. ConDoH, and for the Hsuse II
Representatives, Capt, Il. B. PEBBLES
and DR.. R. H Stancill, two of North,
amptou's most noble and staunct
Democrats who Will carry our bar
ners to success in November next.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-02
a EEEAgCE3 Fuss TEE LADIES

Oue of The most attractive depart.
ments al all fairs is the ladies
department, At the approaching
Weldon fair, THE DEMOCRAT hopes
to see every department that is OF
interest to the ladies ellrepresented
This is the chance for exhibiting
all kinds Of household work, cakes
jelIies, pickles, and many other thipge
that the ladies themselves can best
Judge of.
We do think that this year ought
to, and will, mark great improve
mel in the heretofore fine exhibits
IN the fair.
President I. L. Emry q few days
ago informed US again that there
will positively be no gambling in the
grounds, and asked Us to emphasize
it through TIE DEMOCRAT. We
take great pleasure in doing so.
Nov. let all the ladies do their
best to have their departments we'll
filled and 10 all they can to help out
the exhibit IN every way.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-02
A NEW INVENTION.

1t is claimed that J. \, and J. b.
Wright Of Rockingham have invented
something that will be Of value to
the railroad conductor. The Sun
says: ut is 3 machine which is
placed inside the coach. at the front
end, aud automatically exhibits a
card, as the train approaches a Ste
ton, bearing the name of The station.
no" long it will remain, the change
OF cars, if any, TO be made, sc. The
machinery Is very simple. 1t con
si5ts of large box in which is TIVE
smaller ones, one above the other.
In the upper Of these smaller boxes
is placed the cards with the names
OF stations, &C, printed en- them in
bold letters. When the train gets
within about mile OF station it
passes over an incline that has been
pinned to the cross ties. A rod
projecting beneath the train touches
the incline and sets in motion ma
cuinerY connected with the box
which rings q bell and displays .
card bearing tac name of The station
just ahead, AS the train leaves the
station the card is automatically
withdrawn and deposited in the
box below, ready for the return trip"
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-02

Tue cotton crop is being -aw3ly
housed, and beng brough, to mar.
ket. Farmers axe we'll pleased VIII
the production per acre and the yield
Of lint.
The circus At Aolan ie-. las. Tues
lay was pronounced, hY those VIII
attended, to be a farce and 4 swled.e.
The Centennial celebration at
ConartjsaBaptst church, lastly edncs
day. was largely attended. There
being about three thousaud people
present. All Of whom seem to have
enjoyed the meeting especially dad
they enjoy the tountlful dinner of
which there was enough to feed Is
many more. The sermon was preach
ed by Rev. Dr. Hufham. Lectures
by c. W. Mitchell and DE-. lIufuam
Lewiston Baptist church will hold
protracted meeting next week.
Several able ministers are expected to
attend.
The Farmers Alliance at Lewis
ton is boldly facing all opposition
and steadily advancing towards the
consummation Of their laudablo de
sigDs-the organization is strengthens
ing every day.
We were shown q boil Of lintless
cotton, a few days ago, when was
grown on the farm of Mr., /. W.
Thompson. There is no difference
between it and other cotton except
that the boil is filed with sect IN
stead Of lint, not particle Of lint
can be detected by the closest cx
animation.
Henry H3zamoro. 4 co'orcd hoy
who 8 said to be crazy, was com
mitted to Jail few days ago for
shooting with a pistol and wounding
Plumner Coleman, colored.
While out cunning one day last
week one of our young merchants
could not resist the temptation to
bl4z2 way at what he thought to he
Gne wild tnrkey. The hirl Was
brought futtcring to the groanl 10
the delight Of the marksmaa, but Oh
1oing up to secure his prize discover
ed to his chagrln that it was one OF
| those useful though Odorifcrous birds
commoaly known as "IurkCY buZ
yards"
General ! ". Wood is with his
| parents on tour through The Naij1
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-02
Palmyra 10
ROseneath 6 l
Scotland Neck 3 II
Weldon II 2
Total IS Al


After the vote was announced
Maj. Z. L. Em5y, DR.. W. Q. Nc
lowell, Nessrs. ". \. Dunn and
r. II. Smith, all opposed to the
compromise before it WAS ratified,
spoke in the interest Of harmony and
expressed willingness to support the
nominations that should be made by
the convention.
Mr.. T. L. Whitake-, an Exon
federate soldier and badly crippled
with wounds received in the late
war, made q patriotic speech, and
said that though be had been q can
didate for register Of deeds a1d had
expected the nomination to that Of
fee, which is now assigned to the
republicans by the ratification OF
this compromise, he held the interest
of his people and his couuty above
his own personal consideration.
Mr.. w. II. Shields, who had favor
ed the compromise, spoke briefly ex-
pressing his qualification at the ac<
ton Of the convention.
NONINATIONs MADE.
Maj. T. L. Enry nominated Mr.,
b. |. AIlsbrook, the present incum-
bent, for Sheriff. By motion of Mr.,
r. Ransom Mr.. Allsbrook's nomi-
nation was made unanimous.
Mr.. +. T. Branch nominated for
treasurer Mr.. w. f. Parker, the pre-.
sent incumbent. The nomination
was seconded by Messrs. Ransom
and Emry.
Mr.. j, A, Norfeet nominated Mr.
Z. c, Biggs for treasurer.
Mr.. Biggs withdrew his name and
MIR. W. F. Parker'3 nomination for
treasurer was made unanimous.
DR.. j. A. Collins offered the fol-
lowing names. proposed by the Ali,
ance, for the General Assembly:
For the Senate, ". E. Bowers; for
the House, ". W, Hall and \, b
Hill.
The nomination of these gentle
men were made unanimous.
Upon motion to adjourn, the
chair announced that the convention
was adjourned subject to the call of
the chairman at any time.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-02
FIFTY SPOKEN.

Jonosboro Leader.)
There are number of Congress-
men who would DO well to put in the
time during the recess in taking
lessons in the art of gentIemanIy
department. This is not intended
to be personal.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-02
The ALLIANCE DOES NOT GhTAG1iIZE
PROFESSIONS.
State Chronicle

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lie emphasized his position aIono
this line and was loudly chcercd and
applauded. But valuable and i'm
portant and patriotic as his utter.
ances were in favor Of white sun.
remacy and the need of q thoronoh
organization. the part Of h,s snoorb
to which we desire to call nsrticn,ar
attention and to commend i ths+i,
which he said that there was No
desire upon the part Of the Alliance
anywhere f. sntaron;z, mon he,orso
Of their profession or calling Tho
A'Ilance mas lolCier aims and hoIler
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-02
saRoN'tCare 10 En-"

It is with the greatest confidence that
Hoods Sarsaparilla is recommended for
loss of appetite, Indigestion. sick head
ache, and similar troubles, This medi-
cine gently tones the stomach, assists
digestion, aud makes one ;,',real hungry,
Persons in delicate health, after taking
Hoods SarsaparilIa a few days, find
themselves longing for and eating the
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