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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-03

Die Sta6tfaHe bon Scranton Ieibet
an 4ronii9er @eIbi4pinbiu6t unb trOb'
benz man auidbrIi9 bic @ertbfdabuns
bes @runbbeiibes unb bic Stsuern er.
b6bt, rei6t's bod ME aus. Gum Gub
unb Srommen unierer StautSmdnner
m59ten mir barauf bintpeiien, baB aI'
Ientotpa Dor ettpa feben Sabren cine
8erOrSnuns paiiirte. tpeIde fiir iebsn
TeIeepapb., TeIepbon' unb SeIeu8ts
unespfoiten eine Steuer bon einem
Dollar idbrIi4 auferleste. Die anbe'
rem GOrpOrationen subIten, nur bic @es
itern Union EsIesrupb So. ipeiserte iib
unb bebauptets, bic Steuer iei unsefebs
lid. Dis Stabt tpurbe fIasbar, Der
Pro3eB fam am WlitttpOd sur 8erbanbs
lung unb bic Gef9ipOrenen entI9ieben
au @uniten ber Stubt.
nniern StabtrGtben lit nunmebr bic
@sIesenbeit seboten gu seisen, ob iie
nur fir 8opbTs unb i'm Dienite Der Gors
pOrationen ipirfen, ober bic SntereRen
Der StsusrsabIer reprdientiren. Cine
Steuer bon eiuem Doaar auf ieben
Bfofsn unb cine Steusr bon fiinf DOI'
lars idbrIid auf iebn StraBenbabn'
tpassn tptrbe Elm @infommen erseben,
bas ni9t au peradten tpare. @er
brinst cine bubin aieIenbe 8erOrbnunS
elm
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-03
Bur Srildenfraae.

0as SpesiaIcomite bes Common
@ouncil, tpel9es iibsr bic 2ofsn Der
2anbanfGufe, bic fur bic 8ridenau'
sdnse nbtbis iinb, SnformatiOn Gins
IammsIn iou, butte am Sreitas Ibenb
cine Sibune baS @omite beitebt aus
@opIe, &emmerer uno Barnard. Bon
@runbbeliBern entIans StpetIanb lIaep
mar nur 8. 8. Smitb eri9ienen, tpeIs
der li6 bereit erfIdrte, nit elmer mdbi'
gen gntf6GoisunS 3ufrteben su iein,
tpsnn anbere @runbbeiiBer in SIei4 lis
beraIem @eiite banbeIn /; er aIIsin aber
tpoas gum 8ensfi3 Der 9tnberen fein
Opfsr brineen. Ne4 Der 8arte 1T fir
ben 8rudenausang 2anb bon foIsenben
@runbbsfBern nbtbis: S. u. Sin9,
SO. &. Smitb, 6. &obinion unb g.
8ries unb baS Gomite bei9IoB, bic
ni9t bertretenen Sirmen peri6nIi9
bsim3uiuden, nm bic nDtbieen Soften.
ani9ldes 3u befommen. (@ebsnft man
Stpstlanp 9laep oberbalb @beitnut
Strabe Ridt ipeiter au MAIDEN ? unb 1T
bies bic Gbi9t, 70 mIbte man aud bon
9at. WeGann unb Inberen 2ofenan'
ibldge entee8en nebmen.)
s. 6. 8latt bate betreffS Der &oars
ing 8roof Bride Pldne einseIanbt uno
in benielben cine Brsite bsS 9uganges
BON 60 SUB rOrseisbsn; bic glnfabrt
iiber iein @ieentbum tpiirbe an Der
Gde bon Spruceltrabe unb Sefferipn
Slpenus Beginner. gr CAB feinen Prsis
fir bas 2anb an, bod bate er Bel elmer
friiberen @eIssenbeit $4,000 sefors
bert.
Das @omite mar am Wontag ipies
berum tbatis uno bate cine SiBuns in
Der Office bon SO. 8. Smith, 3u tpeI9er
bic @runbbsiiber bon SpetIanb 9Gep
einssIabsn tparsn. SnfoIss Der 8ranf'
belt beS Germ Sind mar bic 8eratbune
reIuItatIos, bod f9einen ALE 8stbeiIis,
ten bereit, mdBiSe 4nipriids gu MAIDEN,
70 baB Serr &emmerer iif ;u Der St.
fIGruns SeranIabt iiebt, ba8 2anb au
ben Mnfabrten Der Bride tperbe tpeni'
ger fOiten, aIS bic anfdnsIi9e Sddb'
uns mar. gisentIidb fOate eS in 9lnbe'
tra9t bes erOben 8ortbeiIS fur bic 8s'
iiser ear ni4ts foiten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-03
GeriAtliAes

= Das @eridt bsrfdste am SreitaS,
bab tsrienise GbeiI ber RaniOm 8aaep
2anOitrabe, ipelder in 2adapanna
GOuntp beIssen 1T, in ber 8ufunft frei
iein iol unb fsin 8Oa erbOben tperben
barf.
- Die issise brittle Wode beS Sons
mon 8Ieas @sri1te8 nerfpridt eine
Iebbafts au tperben, benn es finben ni4t
tpsniser aIs brei Sibunsen ftatt-&i4'
ter @onnoap prdiibirt i'm 9immer go.
l, 8idter @tniter i'm 8immer go. Q,
unb gfidter Sittier bon @pomine
Sounts bdIt i'm 9lrbitrationssimmsr
9eri9t.
= als @ei9porene funsiren biefe
Wp4e @m. Srana Scbn Rape, Wi.
Goben unb $. s. Serber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-03
Apltbr, o, San. 10. 1887.

Eplsbr, O., San. 10. 1887.
Srn. 8. 8. Cheney & 9p.-Meine StTrtn !
Sd bin felt 40 9atrsn mriff In bsr alles-
msiutn irjtli&sn praris sspsitn, unb mS8tf
Iassn, tab In al nifinfr praris unb Grfabrune
Id nts elm prGparat asItbsn babe, bas Id NIT
70 pisl gsrtrautn in GrfpIe Stri6rribtn icnnts
aIs 6aa's statarrb Sur, fabIiSirt BON Sbntn.
Sabs Fs gar pirls DaaIt psrlGriebtn, unb tbrs
@irfuns IL wunbsrSpa, unb mS9ts gum
@6IuB Gdstn, bab Id mod ttner Gal BON
Sfafarrt AZ finbsn babe, ben Tt niHt furtrsn
pirbs. psnn man Fs ben anpsiinnesH atnt6e
stundbme.
Sn @abrbeit Der Sbriet
&. &. @prGuh, W. D.,
Office 2t5 Summit Ctr.
gBir ppllsn snbunttrt Dollars fir tsbtn
Sal BON Statarrb ssttn, hsE niHt nit 9al'e
aatarrb Aur Ssbtilt ptrbtn fann. 9unrli@
eencmnitn.
Il. 8. Cheney s. Co., Gistntb. IOlsbO, 8.
gSS- 8srfauft pom ..pptbsfsrn, rs Gs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-03
BON Der enbfeite.

0ie SaSieits StabIpsrfs iinb am
Srsitas auf einise 8eit sei9Iofen ippr.
ben.
Soispb S. @Dltsrs 1T bonn @eri9t
sum SpesiaIs s@OnitabIe sinssi4poren
iporben.
9Im Samitas 9lbenb bsrI9ieb Elm
bisriGbrieeS 2inb bon germ unb Srau
Wiattbias Miaer bon Neptune 9laep.
Senrp aepb bat Elm Snterefe in benz
9arbierSefdGft bon G. Sifofsfp an
gebar 9lbenue eriporben unb 1T nun
bafeIbit au finben.
Die gbeIeute Spbn gberbart bon
Brpspset Apenue berIoren am Wiitttup6
elm ettpa 8 Sabre aItes Tb4terIein
bur4 ben COB.
On Der DipbtberitiS itarb am Dons
nerta8 Dora, Elm 3idbrieeS T5@terIein
Der Samilie gilbert Seisr bon SO. 621
Bird Strabe.
Die an Sidorp StraBs tpobnen6sn
gbeIeute ssafob 8e6Ier berIoren am
Nontag Elm Is Wonate aIteS &inb,
befen 8eerbisuns biefen Wlittpo4
ltattinbet.
Die SI6feite Strabsnbabn, tpeIbe
Ianeere 8eit bur9 bic 9lrbeiten an
benz 8ittston Nbenue GuIbert unterbros
den tpar, f6brt iebt tpieber an ibren
@nbpunft. obne bab bic 9afasiers gu
tue4ieIn baben.
r% Srau Diem, bic beuti9e Buss
ma9erin bon Gebar Gbenue, bat cine
prGdtige 9luspabI bon Serbit' unb
@interblten fur Mdb9sn unb Srauen,
tpie aud fonit @aes, ipas in bas Bus'
tpaarenfa6 einidldet, unb Naes tpiro
3u biaieiten Preiien pertauft.
Ser SInslinsspsrsin Der bsutf6en
presbpt. @emeinbe, unter behen 9luipi'
aien bic Danflaeunsstaefeier fattfanb,
bate bic 2ir9e pradtbol eei6midt
unb Serr Paitor Wibpdfer bieIt cine
gum Sersen sebenbe Preoist iibsr bic
Sepeutuno oe9 2a6eo'
Ser 8abenfer 8erein tpirb am Wlons
tag, ben 81. Dss., in Der @ermania
SaIe einen 8aq abeebaIten unb tpirb
Ieinen 8eiu9srn ii9erIi9 sinen bers
9ntigten Ibenb bereiten. Dab bic 8a.
bsnier iid aufi4pinsen, 1T barauS sti
erisbsn, bab iie bon einem @robbersoe
Iib su einem 96niS berftieeen unb ben'
ieIben fosar an bus 8aacomite setban
buben.
Bei Der 0sriammlune Der Si6Ieits
San6eIsbeb6r6e am Dienitae Mbent
ipurben mebrers eebarniidte Rsben ee'
ee8en bas Spitem ber @aro'8eripiai'
sunsen fir StrabsnberbsEsrunsen ee'
baIten uao aIS BeifpieI barauf bin9e.
nieien, bab in Der IL. @arb bereange'
mes Sabr $1,000 fur bieien 9tped ber'
aus8abt tpurbsn, obne baB man irsene
cine Yerbeferuns ieben tann. - So,
tpenn bic @arbberipiIlieunsen fur 8ers
| beGerun9en auSsegeben tperben Ioaen,
pOmit IOgsn bsnn bic StabtratbsfanSi.
oaten ote NolIen lpret Sdmpa9ne pe'
itrsitena
| glbbotat s. glIton 9abiS, nsI6ei
bonn 9eri6t aIS Water in bem pro3et
eessn bic Scranton StabI Gompanit
ernannt mar unb feiner 8eit snti9ieb
bab bic senannte @ompanie niAt MI,
bon elmer ferneren 9IuffiiGuns bss Slug,
betteS abiteben, ion6ern aud bic bereitl
uneebrabten ObitruftiOnsn tpieber ent,
fernen fol- (Sesen ipeIde Gnti9eibunt
bic @ompanie Ginipra6e erboben batte)
bat in einem ;tpeiteu Suta9ten ieinel
uripriinsIi6en Stanbpunft aufreHt er,
balten unb rodmaIS seeen bic Gompa
ME eutf9ieben.
H. SIN S9ubfUrs Der @sbr. Sift
Ian Gebarftr. finbet man bic beits@aars
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-03
Don WeterSbura.

= Infer ippbIbefanntsr llbrsnmader
Souls 4ppeI tpurbe IeBten Samftas nit
einom SRI. Dintel bur9 pfr. @eiSfopf
babier setraut unb tpirb aud ferner BEL
ieinen @Itsrn an 9lib Strabe tuObnsn.
-Sobn Sduibt bon GlepeIanb,
Obio, bat iein Saus, tpeI9sS ct BON
ieiner beritorbenen Nutter, bic Iebts
@p6e beerbist tpurbe, erbte, an Srau
Mnna Maria Moit fiir $500 berfauft.
Ssrr S&mibt reifte NIT oem Srdb;ue
am MitttpO9 tpieber na9 GIebeIanS
auriid.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-03
: Nrau grafbentin Sarriion bat

-Srau 9raFbentin Sarriion bat
ii9 in ben @Iasiperfen bon D5rHinser
in @bite WligS cine boaitdn6iee Ius.
riituns bes feiniten sei6liffenen 9Inies
fir GafeISebrau4 I'M MeiBen 9aufe
anfertisen Iafien, ba8 ie in bieiem 2anbe
berseiteat ipurbe. Die tpadere Dame
iiebt iid bor, bab iie ettpas @ertbboI'
les gum Mitnebmen bat, tpenn iie aus
benz @eiben Sauie ,,mobeb."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-03
TreunbItebe 0eabm,ima !!

tlnier Collector fpirb mad ben 8. 8.
& SO. 3abltasen an ben @ruben nd6fe
@o6e Spoe Parf beiuaen, Inn bic fall.
Ii8en 9lbonnementsseIber ein3ufafiieren.
Otan tpirb uns baS 3eusniB seben, bab
mir nidt sebranst baben, 70 Ianse Der
8erbienit bort idna9 mar, eIauben
aber, bab ieBt Sebermunn cine 9lbs
fdIasSsubIuns MAIDEN, ipenn ni6t bic
ean3en Rddfdnbe besubIen fam. Wun
bereite iid baber bor
Ser SerauS8eber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-03
Srrbf=
@r0ffnllll0.
Negale iiberla0eit NIT
@aareu. Nreiie aaf
benz nteOrigiten
Hnntte.
@robe gortbeiIe in &Ieioeritoffen

@rObe gortbeiIe in &Ieioerituffen
SO, l.-@ans tpoIlene Cuttings in
bunflen Serbtfarben, punttirt, eefreift
unb einfa6. bic iebr biIis suE50 Gents
finb, unier Breis SO Gts.
go. 2. = garbbreite Suitinas in
ounfIen Serbitfarben, eeftreift un6 elm.
fa&, tpertb 35 @ents; bic MustpabI fir
90 @ents.
ertra i&psrs 9IuiO SerbititOffe gu
Is @ts.
40 Gents ertra i6perer S6arIadb.
SIannea, sana @olIs, 25 Sts.
S4tpere, gang ipolene, setpirfeIte
unb seitreifte bsimgema9te SIanneIe,
90 Gents.
Sbafsr Slannea, 8 Gents.
Canton SIanneI, 8 Gents.
@raue Semben fir Wdnner, 80
GentS. tpertb so.
S@arla6bem6en fiir Wdnner, 45
@entS, tpertb 65.
2inber.8eits bon 10 Cts. aufp6rts.
8laue Denien lleberboien, As @ts.
8laus Denien Saden fir Mdnner,
35 gents.
Neefers, Safets, WSnffS,
NeI3miitem.
@rbbtes enforcement.
30ssbuise 8esfers, $4.75, tpertb 81.
30's6aiSs 8eefers, peI,befett, $6.75,
ipertb $40.
Seal pIaib SacqueS, $3.50, tpsrtb
s25.
aibbanbi6ube bon 80 Gts. aufparts.
lleberreite bon 8dnbern gum baIben
9reile @entS fir 10 Gents ipertb
8 @ents fir Is Gents tpsrtb; 10 GentS
fiir 90 @ents tpertb.
Sar9ains tn alien Oepar=
teunents tn
SSalter's,
I2S 'SbDmtn9 MOemue,
Scranton.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-03

Gin @ann, Der 40 Sabre Isbijin praftisirt
bat, lpGte Cal, BON 9udtr unttrf&tipsn fSn-
nen left, mas II Iagt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-03
Greb. Martin'S
.Wnl0ce" SOtel,
asa s ass Nenn MSe.

@arme uuo faIts epsiien Su ieoer Sn9es.
lsit. Q WobiuIon's Bier an 3npf. 6eiHfttr
&fehtt uuo Monoeram S@naps. gbam.
Raanu Hno Rbein @sine Ssiber aunih
itbtz Rsre.u. eltttrilds 6ddsr; feline
sIlsesa. 6tItpbsn 70. ss4.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-03
gSefterm CreRe6 Beet.

xSeWerH OEeVeU ~CeeI"
auter ben 5uei GarIaouugsn 5u9trittelss
HIeiid1, bas mir Wonta9 uno Donnsrftag er.
baItsn, empfausen mir td8lit friib .geibIa6'
fetes 8IeiI& pom 9nuoe, frtibe uno &oIf.Gier,
Butter. adis uno eanoprooutte iiberbanpt.
Dir baben ferusr einen Borratb Der beiten
Bologna @urtt. friide uno gefaljsns SduI'
tern. Rippen, Gbuds. 6unofide etc. unier'
BoIoanamurf iibsrtriift ale onoere.
Gale & Co.
Il f0t Qadamanna anenue.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-13
A RFLIA BILE Mt.

TIE poet and the almanac max CT
agree that all seasons have their signs,
but those Of spring are most active and
assistant. 1t is then that nature throws
oil ihe lcthargy of winter and prepares
to renew her bounties. 1t is then, also,
that nature attempts to throw off the
impurities tn at have lain dormanti in the
human system; This effort manifests
Itself in various ways-in the incl eased
activity Of old affections, in the appear>
ance of bells, carbuncles and other
eEuptionS, and in the various SYMPTOMS
so familiar to those who have suffered.
/ is at this that nature finds an active
and at trustworthy assistant in s. S. S..
which, in the work OF Iurify1ng the blood
and strengthening the system, has proven
tt be the most perfect spring ms dicine
ever offered to the public.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-13
The 7irstE b3cCp.

Mr.. J. f. TTiaun who i interested
in tobacco culture on the lands Of Mr.
William Hodges, brought to town last
Saturday some fine bright wrappers just
cured. He cured 1900 pounds last week
and will put it on the market at once.
lie says the crop is not as good as last
year, but is fair.
Mr.. Trinum says that the finest to-
bacco lands be has ever seen are in Hal
fax county, and that be believes Scot
land Neck will yet be BIG tobacc
market.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-13
EteaIis OF Var. j. Ia. SoOCh.

A correspondent wrote from Weldon
to the Richmond DiSpatch, dated Aug.
9Th, as follow. ''Mr. Joseph H. Cooch
died at his residence here this morning,
of disease of the throat and lungs; aged
about forty years. Mr.. Gooce was origi-
na1ly of Granville county, but has lived
IN Weldon since he was small boy. For
many years he was prominent in the
municipal affairs Of this town, and was
one of our most honored and useful
citizens"
1t is with regret that The DEMOCRAT
chronicles the death of Mr.. Gooch. II
We remember correctly something more
than a year ago be had a severe attack of
la grippe from which he never entirely re-
coYered. He was well known to many
people of the county, and the town OF
" eldOn loses good and true citizen. Our
sympathieS are extended to the stricken
family and friends Of the deceased.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-13
A Tribute in Memory Of Fannie E
Weller. Who Died IN Littleton
IuIy. Sis 1891.
.IEnr The Dam .crat-

For The Demgcrat)
Death leaves an aching void whenever
it comes; but it is not often that such a
sorrow-almost sorrow's crown OF scr
row-befalls family, a community as in
this instance. Perhaps Gods unseen
angel crossed our pathway, looked on Us
all, but loving her the most. straightway
took her 10 the presence of our Lord, our
Judge, our King.
What earth hath lost, Heaven hath
gained"
Though The affecting hand OF al iaScru-
table Providence rests heavily upon u;
vet the assurance that her freed spirit is
safe within the door that shuts out loss
and pam, and with angels bright and the
loved ones gone before, should aid Us TO
bear our sorrows with obedient grace.
Could mortals nush ajar the gates Of life,
and when within, view Gods workings.
all doubts would be interpreted, and n
key found for each mystery.
But not to-day. Then be content poor
heart,
Gods plans, like lilies pure and white
unfold,
We must not tear the close shut leaves
apart;
Time will reveal the calyXes OF gold;
And if through patient toll, we reach the
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-13
Esrotser Democrat Explains.

The Charlotte Democrat printed the fol-
lowing and gave credit to the this paper:
"Our friend, 7. Ii. Watkins, still be-
lieving the Democrat needs new head
| brought one to our off &C Monday, this is
ahead of everything we have seen. II
was ten pound cabbage, hard and white
and superb. He says he has the best
crop this year he has ever had and de-
livcrs daily to our market"
Whcreupon we asked for an explana-
ton as follow:
Now, we think an explanation is in
order. Our brother quill driver" will
excuse US for saying he has miSreprcsnt-
ed Us. In the first place we do not know
any one named "Watkns'--neither
Tom, Tim, Todd, link, Tucker, nor any
other Watkins. And if we did know any
one by the name we should not know
how to take it when he comes poking his
'heads" at US sigrifying that this paper
needs a new head. We should not know
whether he meantime paper or the editor.
However, we could get along with that,
were it not for the nslnuati0n that this
paper takes cabbageS on subscription
Yell, now, if it comes ID that we viii
inform our brother Democrat that in the
years to come We expect to chuckle many
time about how we have refused to
take cabbage as pay for our paper. We
take yerything we need but we do not
need the cabbage. |. the works and
other to,cls would let our garden alone
we thiak we could send our contempora-
~ a cabbage ourselves after awhile.
Brother Democrat missed his man.
We dIsclaim the whole thing and es-
pecially the part relating to our need
ing a head" This Democrat has
as clever headiny as any paper in the
State"
TO which our contemporary gives the
follow:
"Most Of oar exchanges are democratic
to The core, but only two Of our State
papers, Asheyire and Scotland Neck, are
called "Democrat," ''heading'' that ney
er needs renewal. We doubtless placed
the wrong creit to the item recalling the
fact that at one time this contemporary
petitloned co have its neck cut IF, and
then Scotland Democrat would indeed
require less head. No cabbage head, if
it did weigh ten pounds, conld publish as
good and solid newspaper as the Scot
land Neck DEMOCRAT. Editor HilliaId
may well ''chuckle" over the fact that
he does not have to take eSculents as paw
for his paper, since he has such a pros
porous cabbage farm. Send your cab-
bage head to this office: It viii be no re-
Election on the editor unless too "aged.'
Does the a sheville Democrat know
Tom, TIM, Todd, Tinker, Tucker" or
any other Wathins."
We are not here to answer this week.
We are off to the Press Convention at
Winston and hope 10 meet the editor Of
the Charlotte Democrat in person whel,
we can talk this cabbage head" affair
over in pCrSOn.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-13
A coss ArLIrSo DrssER.-Last

A CoBN hrLLIN0 DINNER.-Last
Friday Mr. D. Fdmond son gave to his
farm hands what he called "a corn
billing dinner. \ few invited friends
we're present the editor Of The DEMO
GRAFT among the number. 4 More
bountiful and well served repast 1t has
1cver been our pleasure to enjoy. The
table was loaded with common-sense good
things, and nothing was wanting to make
it complete. For the colored people
dinner was prepared under large SHELTER
to which they were all invited and all
helped themselves to their hearts content.
1t was indeed pleasant occasion and
greatly enjoYei by ali present.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-13
PERSONALS

Mrs. 3. \. Pope and family re
turned to Weldon Monday.
Mrs. Minerva Bradley OF Toisnot, i.
visiting friends IN town.
Mrs j. B. keech of Washington
is visiting ia town.
Miss Mary Hufhan went 20 Clio
ton Monday 10 visit relatives.
Mss Blanche Bpyc,te arc visiting
relatives IN Tarhoro this week.
Mr.. + L. Bracy went 10 Richmon /
last week and returned FridaN.
Mr.. L. NJ. Huffman went 10 Green.
vile last Friday on a visit 10 Mr.. L
b. Higgs.
Miss Mamie PEBBLES Of Jackson
is visiting Misses Annie and Leila
Shields.
Mess. John and Luther Mills, OF
Wake Forest are visiting their sister.
Ms. Claude Kitchin.
Little May Montague, who had
been visiting relatives here returned
to her home in Raleigh Monday.
DR.. J. d. Huffman left Monday
Morning for Warsaw, where be goes
to asest in a series of meetings.
Miss Effie Cocker, who has been
visiting here for some time. returned
to her home in Tarboro last Friday.
Miss Sue Gotten returned last
Saturday from Rohersonvlle, where
she had been visiting Mrs. A. L
Hassarshort,
Mrs d. Ednondscn went to Nash
county last to visit her sick mother.
Her mother was much better when
she returned.
Dire. r. Nj. Johnson and A. G..
Liverman left Monday to attend tie
meeting ofthe State Dental Assocla
ton at Morehead City.
Mr.. C. r. Barley went on an ex-
cursion to Richmond last week, bit
instead Of returning with some OF the
other boys he weLt further on.
Mess. r. +. Hancock and J. G..
Shields left Monday to attend the
meeting Of the State Farmers Ali
ance at norehead City this week.
Mr.. D. Elmonds, and wife, Mrs,
0. X. Taylor and Miss Aunie Biegs
left this morning for CoDolley's
Springs, where they expect to spend
some time,
Mr.. F. p. Shields who has spent
several weeks at Carolina Beach re-
turned home last Friday and Gays
he has had good rest and enjoy.
ed the breezes.
Editors D. J. Whichard, of the
GreenvIle Reflector and II. A
Latham of the Washington G4zette,
passed up monday Morning on their
way to the Press convention at Win
ston.
Col A. L. Smith, Inspector Gen.
eral of the State forces, spend Mon
day, TUESDAY, and Wednesday in
town. This is his old home and we
are always glad to see him in Our
midst.
Mrs. M. F. Avant and daughter,
Miss Gussie Of Water Valley, Miss,
are visiting their relatives here. They
are spending The time with Mess.
J. II. and John 7. Lawrence, Mr..
Avent's brathers. They are also
visiting Mrs. Martha Gotten, Mrs.
Avents sister.
Mr.. B. G. Medford, Of Oxford,
came down Last week and spent
day or two with relatives and friends.
He says there will be fair tobacco
crop in Granville. There has not
been so much rain thee as here be
SAYS and consequently the crops
have not been injured as they have
here.
Miss Kittie Foster, of Bridgeport,
Conn, who has been on several
weeks visit to her aunt, Mrs. +. L.
Iiilliard, left Monday to visit rela-
tives in Frankie county. ~She is
pleased with the South and the peo-
pie nut says our people do not seem
to be 10 a hurry as do the people
n 1rth. Her friends were sorry for
he7 TO 60, and bore to see her &c
turn.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-13
STATEMENT

or the condition Of the Banking House of
the Scotland Neck Bank Priy&t. Bank
ers, at Scotland Neck n. o, III the cour-
ty Of II alifax, at the close Of business On
the 9th day Of July, lS9l.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-13
StraYed

from nav lot on Tuesday night, a black
cow. A reward will be paid to any per-
son W DO will take up or return her.
\. b. JosEY.