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Telegram-herald., 1891-07-29

They Come ss Grief In the cousv
BAsstls.

Yesterday afternoon Geo. Koepke
WAS arrested ~ Reeds Lake for being
drunk and dlsorderly. At the county
jail he gave he name as Geo. Lang.
Vim. +. Baxter Was also arrested At the
same time for the same offense. When
Marshal Ross was capturing the men.
one of them bit him = clip IN the back
OF the head, which nearly did him up.
Hattie Johnson. or Mrs. Beamis, tho
flrst WAS the name gwen at the Jail.
WAS picked up at Reeds Lake IN an IN
toxlcated condition. Her husband is
now serving term IN the county jail.
She explained that she had sold her
house and lot yesterday, and WAS just
celebrating the event. She meant no
harm. but as the authorities are some
what acquainted with her, she re-
msinded IN jail over night. Florence
Martin is another erratic female, who
MAS drunk at the lake yesterday. and
she. too, put up at tho county bastlle
last evening.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-29

Prominent Citixens of Wisconsin and
minnesota in Danger of Arrest

Prominent Citizens of wisconsin and
Minnesota in Danger of Arrest.
ASHLAND. Wis. July 2S.-Several
prominent citizens of Wisconsin aud
Minnesota are likely to be arrested by
State Game Warden Fernandez, who is
here today. He saystne game law will
be enforced to the letter. Two arreets
will be made for selling gun traps for
deer and one man, whose trap went Off
and killed n man. will be held for man.
slaughter. Several merchants are said
ta be implicated i'll buying and selling
brook trout, which is prohibited. Mr..
Fernandez will spend several weeks
here, looking into numerous complaints
made. Three more deputies have been
added for this district anu the arrests
will be OF a sensational character as
likely to implicate senators who voted
for the law.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-29

AZ the big switch engine No. 7ss, at
the Lake Shore n Michigan Southern
yards was dong some switching ths
forenoon, about 1890 O'Clock, near the
round house between Wstson-st. and
Butisfworth-ave., she started 20 go hack
M toward the soBth with . string OF
coal and oil tank cars and ran of q
switch which had been carelessiy left
open. A. the cars were gong down
grade they had obtained quite fair
rate Of speed and the engine, two coal
csrs and stsnk car had left the trsck
before they atopyed. No ssmsge vss
done 10 the ears, and the engine Itsesf
sosts ned hut MINOR injuries, snch ss
breaking CA the foot hoards
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-29
INSIDE BRITISH LIMITS

Minister Tupper Contends that the Seix-
of American Boass Was Legal.
OTTAWA, Opt, July 2S.-Minister of
Marine Tupper contends that according
to the line laid down by the last geod-
etic survey that part of the Bay of
Funday IN which the United States fish,
ing boats were seized recently is clearly
in British waters. The report of the
officer who made the SEIZURE reached
the fisheries department. yesterday
afternoon.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-29

Custer Corp. vii hold . special meet.
ing today st f3o .. m. ~ the residence
of the president. Mrs- Alta ~. Stewart.
~ svcamore-et., st which trne syrsnee-
ments for the annual picnie vii ~
made. The ladies OF Watson and
Chsmr,iir CorTs are expected 80 attend
and discuss The matter Of entertaining
Merriam Post, or rxthef ~ helping the
a. A n. posts 70 entertain. All com
nn,t,ees ~ishing - confer With the W
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-29
WORLDS FAIR.
RsPsellcass do Not Appear to be on
Winans' Last.

Winans' Last
LANSING. July 2S.-The identity of
the member of the Worlds Fair Com
mission from Western Michigan is no
longer in doubt. Hon. I. VI. Weston
was appointed yesterday. There was
quite = strife among the candidates.
Muskegon alone furnishing three, L. n.
kestlng. F. III. Holhrooke and c. l..
Gum. KsIomsxoo furnished one also.
IL there Is no change from the list ne &
stood this evening, It will read "a fol-
lows: /. NJ. Weston, Grand Rapids;
James W. Flynn, Detroit; Eugene Bel
den, Jackso Mrs. Valentine and Mrs.
Ball. The governor has secretary to
appoint aud the name cf Mark w.
Stevens, of Flint, is expected.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-29

Earned rrns-tirand Rapids 5; Terre Haufe
Z. Two base bifs-tirand kapids. 1. Tcfre
Haute. I. Three Ia. hits-t,rand Rapids. o.
Icrrc Haute. ., Home runs-s'rAnd ksplds l
Base 90 -esonnor. 4. Flood. =. PaSe
on hit by pitched bzil--s,rand ks pips =
Passed bai-Terrlen. ]. Left on bases-tfsAnd
Rarids Z. Terre Haute.e struck out ey-
oConnor. 4: Flood. .. lime OF game--2sfsl
Sacrifice hits-trand Rapids /. Terre ,ssgts.
3 AtfendanSe-lhA.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-29
WEDOEO IN DEATHS PRESENCE.
Strange Marriage of George Aiken and
Lulu Wright at Selma, Ala

Oh 6FOrg6 ATK6m ~uu
Lulu Wright at Selma, Ala.
SELMA, Ala, July 2S.-Last evening
Miss Lulu Wright and George Aiken
were married under the most trying
circumstances. Some months ago the
young couple were to have been mar
RED, but the wedding was postponed.
Yesterday morning the young brides
mother, who had been very sick, made
her will and requested the immediate
marriage of the lovers after death had
called her. Al $50 p. m. Mrs. Wright
died, aud scarcely had her lips grown
cold before Rev. DR.. Dickenson In the
presence of q few relatives and the
corpse Of the BRIDES mother, married
the young couple.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-29

rbie crash near salem. o., late this
afternoon. The engines aud eleven
ears Of freight were demolished.
Several members of the crews we're
severely injured, but not fatally. A
tramp. who was stealing = ride on
No. 50. Is missing. Ii Is believed that
he is buried under the debris. Prob
ably twenty-four hours will Dc required
for clearing the track. The destruc-
ton Of property u very great
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-29

The library committee held 9 meeting
Yesterday afternoon, 81 -hich routine
husness was transacted. A list os
Freneh books VS. presented Tot fne rp-
pro.si 81 the committee. It's Intended
that tAs vii te ne~ festa~s of the
library. proslfng that TIE Board 81
E4ufatson spproses ire ist at thssr
meeting nsxt saturday nIght
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-29

Grsns River Lodge Of y. A An, of
thru city. hss reserved AT fn.ssssnon
from Paiest ne Lodge. 81 Tsssrost. 50
vssit Their hooy sBd confer fs.s thsrd
degree The fsretBertu ~ Crane RIVER
wi sccsrf and VII go ~ t,ody sonse-
trse p tht rYontA oi s@yteuBiwr. The
date hss net yet been agreed upon.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-29
BAL ROADS Al WAR.
leaisvfIIe Belt Line Emrioyes Gusrdfsg
Dfsputea Territory With shcsguns.

lsuisvfiie Belt Line Emrioyes Guerdfog
Dfsputed Territory With shctguns.
IExrSaroS, Ky, July 2s.-The Belt
Iine and Kentucky Union railroads are
at war again. Last night the former =
forces tore ups portion of the latter .
TIRE dispute being over = right of way
for which both are contending. Today
the Belt Line people, armed WITH saet-
gums. are IN possession of the disputsd
territory. AMI II ard attempt i made
20 rebuild the track there viii b~ blood
shed. The Kentucky Union Is reported
ta have sept tor a carload Of mountain
GERS. n this proves true there viii
certainly be trouble.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-29

Torrss Kan Jsl4 ss The seu~,.
cratic editovs - ksnsss. representing
nearly svers democratic paper in the
STATE. asst s~fe and issssd an ss,iress
- she vptefe - the stets declaring
saass=s fusion VIA ths people party
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-29
NoLANp MUST CO TO PRISON.
Missouri's Estate Treasurer Refused
New Trial.

New Trial.
JEFFERSON CRY. Mo-, July 2s.-Judge
Burgess today overruled the motion for
new trial in the case of ex-State
Treasurer holland. A motion in arrest
of judgment will be argued tonight,
but 1t is believed the motion will also
be overruIed. Pending an appeal the
court will fix Nolsnd's bond at s., 900,
winch will be furnished. The ruling of
Judge Burgess was not expected.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-29

PsRfs. July ~. Deputies interested
IN the withdrawal of the law against
the importation - American pork
concur IN the opinios that the senste
will pass the resembling bill adopted
br the chamber ~ deputies ss som ~
parIsament resumes work
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-29

wABRES, Pa, July 2s.-This after
noon j. Thomson and Edward Csld-
well we're seated under q tree watching
q hall game. Lightning struck the tree
and both men were instantly killed.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-29

NEW York, July 2s.-The Atlas Line
steamship Alvo, from Hayhsn ports.
arrived here to-day, and reports all
quiet in Hayti. though 4 renewal of
the recent disturbances is feared.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-29

LoSpox, July 2s.-At the Goodwood
race meeting, which opened. teday.
the Stewards cup race wss won by
Unicorn. Cuttlestoue second. wsriady
sb.~d
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-29
rRElcrI TRMss cotlIos.
p~s,r.etiss 90 Property ssvess. sst osiy
.rrsmp lied.

ArrIsxrE, q. July 7s.-Ths Second
ectou OF freight tram No. =. vest
bound. and local freight 70. :. east
hound. on the Flttstuf4. 81 Wayne 4
chscaeo Railroad, eoilaaea sita = ter
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-29

EVANSVILLE, July 2s.-Evansville had
. rare picnic with IT. wayie today and
fatteped their hating average. Boone
and Rafferty, were pounded all along
the line Score:
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-29

Boston IL. New York S: BROOKLYN.
Philadelphia, rain; Psisbure o. CIncin-
nati 4; Cleveland 3, Chicago 6.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-29

Base hits-Fyapetille. y Fl Wayne. q.
Errors-Eyznsyiiie. /. ft Wayne. ;
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-29
IlCHTWElCHTS.
GIBBONS and McAuiin to Fight for
the Cham pionship

NEW YORK, July 2S.-Austln Gibbons
and Jack McAullf, with their hackers,
met today and signed articles to fight
at Queensbury rules, to finish, for
$500 side and purse of $4,000 and
the lightweight championship OF Amer
lea. The contest Is to take place at the
Granite Club. Hoboken, on September
IL, the weight Of the men to be limited
TO l35 pounds.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-29

Boston s. Baltimore, 3; Athletics 8,
Washington 10.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-29

81 IseksoF,. ard q q. oaiv hecsuse of
the lenseaeF II loviuk ale srd k4nd
isgsfsi.'sstt 9 80 have sat al | bod ard
taHaet nepr TOT mafr. thst ! sni a.
lswsa 10 a. ~ l4isef We are ealy
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-28
COL, LIVINGSTON AND THE
THIRD PARTY.

Saturdays State Chronicle pub
lisbed the following from an ex-
change concerning Col. Livingston,
WHO spoke st Weldon last fall:
Col. F. L. Livingston, President of
the Georgia State Alliance and men,
Der of the present congress, Is at
tending the National Union Confer
enCe in Cincinnati and single hand
60 end alone. he has defeated, for
the time being at least, the effort to
form q Third purity. He made his
principal fight in a canvass of half
hundred leaders Of all 70 xed ele~
ments which are represented there,
1t was a splendid victory. 1t began
with Livingston arraYed against
them ALL He declared that the
South would not join now 10 third
party movement, and he begged the
North ond west to 60 slow. Then
they attacked him. Never was a
man more yehemently assaulted by
speaker after speaker from all parts
of the coantry. Livingston loves
fight, and the assaults spurred him
20 a tot retort,
: Give rs your reasons for what you
say !" they demanded Of him.
4 have 10 reasons to give,' be
retorted, Il give you facts, not rea-
cons. l supposed you would want
to .snow Tie facts | should. You
may call US Of The South fools. You
may call us mat. You mag call US
mean. You may call US ignorant.
de went on quoting some Of the
ep.tElets flung at him But the tact
remains, we are Democrats in the
South. Ifyou choose to ride on
rough shod with your third party
scheme without ~, 60 ahead, The
fact remain0, there are seventeen
States down in Djxle's land that
wont go with YOU"
Congressman Otis, of Kansas,
made g bitter reply.
You seem to think that Kansas
is the whole United States" inter-
ruptCd Livingston. "Wait till you
get 10 Washington and wen take
s0LC Of that nonsense out Of YOU
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-28
:" At Z -
SCRO FUL a

II IS TIA, imp1rity Ga lie blood. which &C
curnaIat.a- III tie glands q tha neck. PRO
dvess lass-ht.y lamps or svs..4aEs, which
causes paiafal running sores on TIE arms.
legs. or feet; which devtlepes ulcers in the
ewes. ears. CT nose. often causing blindness er
deafness. which is the origin ~ T.IuT,es- e.---
cero4s -rovtts. 5r tile 1a1ay other ua4a.fessa-
lions usually aser.5sd 10 Lataogs which
fastening usoa the lungs. causes consumption
and death. Being lie most ancient, j. Is tas
most general u al diseases or aAae.a. rs. loi
very few persons are entirely free from Il
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-28
The DEMOCRAT.
IT COSTS you N0THlNG'

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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-28
Stand Your Ground

When you make up your mind to take
Hoods Sarsaparilla, do not be induced to
buy some oteer preparation instead
Clerks may claim that "ours is as good
as Hood ''and all that, but the peculir
merit of Hoods Sarsaparila cannot be
equalled Therefore have nothing to dc
with subtitutes and insist upon having
Hoods Sarsapari!la, the best blood pu.
rifer and bulloing- up medicine.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-28
A YOUNG MANS FANCY,

Large allowance is to be made for the
sweeping assertion of the poet that "In
the spring young mans fancy lightly
turns to thoughts ofIoye.' 1t certainly
is not true Of the ma!arIal young man.
whose fancy, If he has any, is of the dull
and heavy valictS. The Malarial youo2
man marches around as the captive Of
General Debility. The readiest and mos
obvious means Of escape are afforded b.
S. :, ) , which, without any flourish
rout5 General Debility and his malaria
allies. " hat Is true Of the young man
is true of the yong lady, and the whole
host Of suffers. 5. ,. 5, is a SPECIFIC fol-
malaria.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-28

LAKE CITY IA.
P. p. p. NaTg g., SaeaHath, Ga.
GESTTErEN-l had kaeumal=m Tor
over SIX wears and last May was taNeh
down and contined TO nv bed. Ny .egN
aud feet were badly swollen aud the color
Of red apple, and wa IN tear tear, =.
condition. | heard Of ?. 7. T. {PIchlyy
Ash. Poke Root and Potasslntn1' ana
after seeing what the ingredients were
as the formula IS on the tottle-l cohciuaed
ID try 1t, and after taking three siha' !
bottles was able to go down town ana
attend to nv business, and | must say
thatI feel like another man. Am row
taking the large size, and to-day | be-
lieve that Will soon be as likely as any
man of sixty one years Of age can expect
TO be. \. =. LAN''
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-28
BUSH LIMA BEANS.

The old small Lima or Butter
bean is we'll known in the South
and it ia also we'll known that it is
more productive in the South than
the large Lima so popular at the
North. But all pole beans are troub.
Iesome, and many farmers neglect
to have supply of Buttsr beans
simply because OF the bother OF
poles. The new Bush Lima does
away with all this trouble. The
plant grows no taller than ordinary
snap beans, and Is enormously pro
ductive, bearing continuously from
July 1st until frost. By reason OF
closer planting a much larger crop
can be grown per acre than on the
climbing variety. This Bush Lima
was raised in Campbell county, Vir>
einia, and wss distributed by Peter
Henderson & Co., Of New York, as
Henderson Bush Lima. This vari,
ETY. has been tested at the n. G.. Ea>
pertinent Station and found to be
fully as valuable as claimed, There
are several other Bush Lima beans
nos being offered, which belong to
the large Lima class. These will
be tested tue coming season ana re
ported on.-W. Z. Massey, Hortic
uIturist, n. 9. EXPERIMENT Station.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-28
FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
Regular cor!espondent.J
WAsHINGToN. Msy 20, 1891,

Regular cor!espondent.J
WAsmNGToN. Msy %, 1891,
Mr.. Harrison is really becoming
alarmed on account Of the attitude
Mr. Blaire has assumed towards him.
It isn't the absurd fiction concerning
Mr.. B,aine's falling mental powers
is WORRYING Mr.. II. for he has hsd
occuIar demonstration within the
last four days that there is not the
slightest djsarrangenent Of bis pre-
mier's ability TO use plain and ter7e
Englisf. but it is the idea that Mr..
Blaine does not propose to give him
the benefit Of his advice 10 shaping
things for his nomination, and tina,
onder the plea Of i'll health Mr.
Blaine may go TO maine and leave
hin for an indefinite period to wres
tie alone with the important inter
national questions that are now so
numerous in the State department
that they almost bump their heads
together.
The old fake that Mr.. Harrison
had come to the conclusion that IL
would be only right and decent to
| give the democrats tnree out OF the
nine U. S. Circuit Court judges has
again been revived possibly by the
visit to the White House of a dele>
CATION of Vlrginians led by Senator
Barbour, in the interest Of a demo
cratic candidate for one Of the.aproi-
ments. When he appoints even one
democrat then / shall believe that
he intends reconizing the party.
Outside signs-the presence of some
of the oanddates-point to the early
appointment of the new judges, but
it is impossible to get definite oil
cal statement, consequently rumors
are numerous. One will tell you
that 10 order to take no chances Mr..
Harrison has decided to defer III Ak
ing the appointments until after Con
gress meets, another that he has them
all ready to announce.
There is an unconfrmed rumor
that Mr.. j W. Foster, who recently
returned from Spain whittier he went
as Mr.. Blalne's special and confden
tlal agent, is to take charge of dip
omatic affairs until Mr.. Blaine
returns to duty. There are numer,
Gus reasons which make it probable
that this rumor will turn ont to be q
fact.
1t is noticeable fact that every
republican of any prominence who
comes TO town these days gets him.
self interviewed for the purpose of
setting dish Of "taffy" before the
gentleman who occupies the White
House, they all want something.
There have been a half dozen of these
interviews within week that about
the only difference ia was the change
of the name of the talker. These
people all talk as though they ex-
pected Texas to cast her electoral
vote for Harrison because her citi
zens cautiously received the Pres
dent OF the United States.
1t is announced with great noure
ish of trumpets as though it were
a financial triumph, that Secretary
Foster now sees his way clear to
paying the S26 100000 of pension
on money that falls due in the first
week Of June.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-28
MONEY TO LOAN.

On improved farm lands in sums of
$500 and upwards. Loans repayable in
small annual lnstalmentS through period
of years, thus enabling the borrower to
pay off his Indebtedness without ex-
hausting his crop in any wear.
Apply to BURTON & TRAVIS,
Attorneys,
u II 6m. Halifax, N. G.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-28
NOTICE! NOTICEu

By virtue Of the power in me vest
ed In certain deed in there execoI-
ed by r. NJ, Burroughs and Helen
Burroughs, his wife, on the 14th day
of March 1888, recorded in the Of
fee of the Register Of deeds for Hal.
flax county, book 70, page 434, and
in the office of the register of deeds
for BERTHE county, book H 63, page
AL, l will sell for cash in tie town
Of Palmyra on the 5O.h day of June
1891. at public out cry, the following
described real estate, to wit: That
store house and lot ia the town of
PALMYRA, situated ar the corner Of
Main street and the HIPS Ferry
road, and RAINING along main street
sixty five feet then at right angles to
main street ami parallel to Hills
Ferry road back towards the river
10 the cara!, then along the canal to
the road then up the real to the be-
ginning. Also another tract in said
tnwr. BEGINNING at stake on Main
street, S. Andrews line, then no Main
street to the canal, then along the
south easterly, to S. Andrews line,
then along his line to the beginning,
containing one half an acre. Also
another tract lying on Roanoke river
III BERTHE county. Bounded on the
east by Hardy & Taylor laod, on
the south by the Boanoke, river on
the west bv the Roanoke river and
lands Of j. W. Leggett, containing
about four hundred acres. Hour Of
sale between IL and II o'clock. To
be sold separately. This May 20, '9i
r. II. SMITH. JR,,
52S 1t, Trustee.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-28
Tired All The Time"

Say many poor men and women, who
seem overwOrked, or are debilitated BY
change of season, climate or life. If you
could read the hundreds Of letters praisinc
Hoods Tarsaparilla which come from
people whom 1t has restored to health
you would be convinced of its merits
AS this is impossible, why not try Foods
Sarsaparila yourself and thus realize it:
benefit? 1t Will tone and build up your
system, give you good appetite, over
come that tired feeling and make you
feel as one woman expressed it, like {
new creature"
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-28

DR.. L. A. Guild, Atlanta Ca, writes:
''Wm Sealock, living on my place, had
VII ugly running ulcer on his arm with
which ordinary remidies failed to control.
AS last resort | placed him on use OF
B. B. r. and the ulcer began to heal at
once. and at once, and effected an entire
cure, 1t is remedy well worthy OF
confidence
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-28
STATEN L

OF the condition of the Banking House OF
the Scotland Neck Bank, at Scotland
Neck, n. c.. in the County of Halifax,
At the close Of business on the 4th day Of
Nav 1S1l
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-28
5 % 1t.
Norloh OF / AND : AIE'

DY virtue of power in me vested by a
u deed of trust executed to me on the
18th day of April, 1899, by NJ. &. White
and his wife, | shall sell for cash to the
highest bidder at public auction in the
town of Scotland Neck, on the goth day
of June 1891, the following described
land, to wit: that land where the granto' 8
now live, which was purchased from the
late n. b. Josev, and bounded by the
lands of J. D. Weeks, Carey Weeks, H..
l. Jovner. Jack Burgess, Bill Brady,
Miss Braswell and by the road leading
from Braswell's 10 Tarboro, and contaia-
ing one hundred and twenty five acres,
more or less. This June 25th. lS9!.
W. a. DUNN.
5-2S-4t- Trustee.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-28

RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts, S4,O95 50
Due from Banks, 460o ~
Furniture and fixtures, o2b.Z3
Current expenses, lo9.oI
Cash items. 4,3l6. ST
TOTAL. $l3,T03.05
BILITlES
Capital stock paid IN, $4,000. 90
Undivided profits 23!.1l
Deposits subject to check, s,43l. 10
Due to private bankers, 4o.l9
TOTAL, $l3, 703. %
I, Frank P. Shields Cashier of the Scot
land Neck Bank, do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true to the best Of
nv knowledge and belief.
FRANK 2. SHIELDS,
Cashier.