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Roth the effect and result when Olive
Blossom is used. It acts gently, yet
promptly. II Il the greatest boon to
wom1nkird. Every lady can treat her
self and not have to undergo the torture
Of instruments from physicians. Olive
Blossom positively cures all forms Of
female weakness, such as Painful Men
situation, liberation, Lareeration, Bar.
reuness, Leueorrh9a, Pruritus, Cancer,
Ovarian aud fiibroid Tumors in their early
stages and the long list of innumer-
able and unmentionabie sufcrings that
nfFlict the patient. The Olive Blossom
treatment Is simple and harmless. The
first application often gives permanent
relief. Try it, and you will exclaiIn,
as hundreds OF others have: "Oh, /
feel like a different wornanl" One
months treatment sent postpaid to any
part of the world on receipt of SI.oo;
six months, $500. Olive Blossom
is forsale by all leading druggists. Any
druggist who may not have Il can order
it from the wholesale dealer. DO rot
affSbt any substitute. Beui7ye Of fraudu-
lent limitations.
The Celebrated Frame P1stile Olive
Blossom, is prepared only by The
Fuale ILrHia7i institute Co., (ol&N6as,
o. Meorb0rGted 1886. Cdpfa7iS5oo, ooo.oo
BRANCH HOUSES: New York, Chicago,
San Francisco, and London, England
Sold by Logan Drug Co.. c. R, Goeze. W. W
Irwin, ", L. Williams, u, Schnepi G. Menke-
mCller, ". c. Armbright, W. IL. Williams and NJ.
". HeInrlcl; J. W bartah and Ralston 4 Co.,
Martins Ferry; Bowie 4 ca, bridgeport; O. N.
WvrInk llnllnire. st Clair Bros, BenwoOd.
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FAST IrDEurY, PA. June l7.-cntile. receipts
SO head; shipments. 40 head: market very
dull; prime s. 7Juj 20: fair to good s. OOaj ~;
common 81 O0ai %; bulls, cows and sings 81 .1a
3 6O Hogs. receipts l.l00 head shipments 700
head: market slow; PhiIndolphios 81 4ORI S.;
best Workers mud mixed 81 Gial ~; common
Workers 81 4OGi 70; pigs So 7jRi - Sheep, re-.
ccfpts $500 hcad; shipments f,s0t head mar.
ket slow: prime 81 SOa5 10; snlr 10 good 81 Goa
47Oi common g 5oaa Is; spring lambs 81 5OnO CO.
CHICAGO. June II, = Cattle. receipts 1900
head; shipments 4;SoO: market weak; primte. ma
IS: stockcrs g. 5Ont ~. Hogs receipts 1900
head shipments G,QOO head market active and
higher; rough mud common 81 iOai 90; mixed
and packers si4latfj; prime heavy SiSini 6;
lights 40ai GS. sheep. recCip;S 5000 hend; ship
ments 200: market fairly active: natives S. 20
as %; Texans 81 y; westerns 81 6OaG 20.
CiScINSATf, o., Juno I7.-ITogs In good do.
nnud; common mud light 81 Sjli 20; packing
and butchers 81 26Ni SOL: receipts l,T20 head;
shipments $50 head,
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the benefit Of my neighbors. The music
deadens the patients cries.
Lawyer Grind-Well, if that is the
reason. YOU may shut of my part OF 1t
hereafter. thought II the music made.
it any easier for the patients I'd try TO
stand it. But II it's for my benefit, |
prefer the'howls.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-18
ForMa1aria, Liver Trou-
BILE, or Indigestion, use
BROWN IRON BITTERS
arlle., Neryo md LIver PilIl

act on new principle-regulating the
liver, stomach and bowles Through the
neres. A new discovery. DR.. Miles
Pills speedily cure biliousness, bad taste,
torpid livor, piles, constipation. Une-
qualed for mon, women, children.
Smallest, mildest, surest! Fifty doses
% cents. Samples free at the Logan
Drug Co.'S.
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Baltimore Cattle sInrkct.
BALTIMORE LIVE srocT YAEps,
Mnnduy Tttpn IL

swrSE.-Thc supply on the market IS falr as to
numbers. which drc about 20 head les than last
week. There j. II moderately fall demand pre-
without serious change since lest Monday. JaGt{c
per ID. net. the best western hogs selling ut tie
outside figure; nearby hogs IN light number nj
G,intlSc, and most sales OF good western nj
GRaGi2c per 10. The receipts OF hogs this week
Numbered $50 head.
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hhnNHs hotGiH.
Lawyer Grind Whose office is across
the hSll from the dentist's)-What Is
your object in having that bagpiper
playing IN your room every time you
have q patient? Docs it ease his pains
any?
Dentist snaggs-I am doing that for
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ne,d seem q NleIsel clock.

JeirCilds' lItsHy.
Wrong Chin-How mucheo little
lawtchee?
French Jeweller-A hundred dollars.
Wrong Chin-0h, lats! Me glettee
mclean lawtch heap muchee big silk.
dolce,
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MHl'tys WoRp
ways, my son"
"Why, father?'
Then you'll never be shot in the
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ifua'cys lHetEiy.
ciablc2"
"oh, yes. Very. They've borrowed
four pounds Of butter. ten eggs, step
ladder and ten yards of hose inside OF
twenty-fonr hours"
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Triumph Of johnny.


Adpaf'a DasaF.
9Iamma-Johnny, sec that you give
Ethel the lions share of that orange.
Johnny-Yes, IN.
Ethel-Mamma, he hasn't given me
any.
johnny-well, that's all right. Lions,
don't eat oranges.
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mIrom 10 euro m sl,In plsnses. p

Simply apply "swAYNE's OINTMENT" No In.
ternoI medicine required. Cures letter, eczema,
Itch all cruptionS on the face, hands, ose..&c.,
leaving the skin clear, white and healthy. It's
great healing md curative powers are possessed
by no otheT remedy. Ask your druggists for
SwAYNE's OINTMENT. TThSiw
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Cures all coughs, colds, hoarseness,
sore throat, bronchitis, hemorrhage and
all throat and lung diseases. Elegant,
reliable.
% cents at druggists. Prepared only
by DR.. II. Motley, Atlanta, Ga. sr4Tl
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SYMPTOMS Moisture; intense itching and
II allowed 10 continue tumOrs form, which o.
ten bleed and ulccrnte, becoming very sore.
SwATNEs OINTMENT stops the itching md bleed.
ing heals liberation and In most Cuses removes
the tuInon. AZ druggists or by mail for ~ cents
DR.. SNnvne Z Son. phIlRdelphlR.
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Saturday Ercning Herdid.
"Just look at that messenger boy sit
ting there fast asleepw
"H'm, well, hos asleep, but | doubt,
if he could be fast asleep.
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central Standard Tlme.
PENNSYLVANIA Lines.


Trains Win the Cleveland < Pittsburgh Rail.
road leave Bridgeport for Plrttbutgh, Chicago
and Cleveland. +:isa u. n. For Pinlbprgh, lg:l2
Pittsburgh and New York An p. m. For Steu,
beuvllle 6:iJR N. For East liverpool. 6;ll Up, n.
1TaInt arrive AZ Bridseporsal 100 a o., 1910 Z
M; i2:lo p. m, s:l5 r. IN, 4:5e p. H. and Us
FROM WHEELING station.
Trains yia the pRubufgh, Cincinnati & 81
Louis Eail6ny--PGn.Ithndig Ronte-leave Wheel.
ing LOT sie1hs4FtllA Pittsburgh aha the RGSt
9;gS Is;oo, r "a. :ap ?, H. aud p:oS b =
Louis, $50 q. N. and 700 ,. N. For. COLUMBUS
aud ChIcnSo, 1850 p u. Trains efflye at Wheel.
ing a. O. m. 9:O q N AS p. Ia, $50 p N
.n tI S,SS IIs' lsS .s N ~ 9. q sna
Ing 9ud PlthbuEgh. Al rRius dAlly except
Sunday. paw
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UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA,

sBaUIER BAV LEGTEREs tnlno wceBiy1
begin 9Th Jnly. 1871. aud ond 9th ScptembVH
Have proved Of slgnel tisc,--lst ~ stldents who
design TO pnuueSlheir studies az this or other
Law SCHOOL; 9nd. 10 those who propose 10 read
privately; and sd. 10 practitioners who have mot
had the advantage Of syStcuatic Instruction.
iOitesyille, Va-l 70 J0iiE u, MINOR, Prof. CON.
Sp% STATE Law, my1.pAw
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lU'E7VF W0TkIY'
(Which do you consider tho greater
general, Washington or Wellingtok?"
wellington. He was hardly ever de-
feated, but Washington gets licked ev-
cry time a letter is stamped"
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MetnIs.
Cotton.

NEW YoRK, June l7.-Pig iron dull. Copper
stronger; lake So %. Lead nominal at SiSO.
Thu quiet; straits So 70.
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baggage Checked through to destination Of
tickets
W ]. RopxsoS, General Passenger Agent, Pas
ketsburg. ". Va
A. ]. DANDY, Assistant General Passenger
Agent, PnrkeNbnry, ". Va.
J; g. ToHIiSsoS. Passenger Agent, Wheeling
". Va
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cINoISSArr o., june i7,-cotton firm; mid,
ding Sc.
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.HEILTH Is WEALTH.

IA E c. wBrs NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT.
tlS' guaranteed specific for llySterla, DIEzl.
Sn, CnruhIOnS Fits, Nervous Neuralgia,
lrs..ae, Nervous Prostitution caused by the
gssGlolhOi or tobacco, WakeiulpeS, Mental
Bog and leading to misery, dccny md death,
nsaiil'e Old age, BAFTennCSx. Loss Of Power
hFlG SS, involuntary Losses aud Spermnt.
Wa; eilsel lT OvcreSCrtion Of the brain,
iieibl'eor ovetiniulgence. Each box con.
apoae months treatment. 81 % IA box, or six
tI a'SOO, sen. by mail prepaid on receipt
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me rURN On rHE TIDE.

Does the tide ever turn in the laiil Of tho dead?
shall we stlr at the kiss Of the wave rolling
back.
And JIG, ike the sen,weed, o.dcath-dmgylcd
And loss with lies food, like the tnngles of
Wrgt.ky
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We trust It Is so: Tor the SEQ. TINT God turns,
md sends flooding back into river and bay
Is the sea more divine than the spirit that
yeafns.
And Will not believe that lies tide Gibbs for
aye? JAMES BuCKHAN.
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Yours gratefully,


IUNItEIIsN IJUNhNNTIE'
solve Blossom" is sold by Logan
Drug Co., G. r. Goethe, W. w. Irwin,
w. E. Williams, G. Schnepf, G. Menke-
melIer, W. G. Armbright, W. H. Will
liams and NJ. w. Heinrich; ]. w. Darrah,
RoIston & Co., Martins Ferry; Bowie (
Co., Bridgeport; G. NJ. Wyrick, Bellaire;
st. Clair Bros, Benwood. Daw-6
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SALpM. Mass

OF course fisherman knows what his
net income is.
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OwE ENJOYS

,.h tlo method and results when
S S..4 81, If i'i,s is taken; it is pleasant
s,i' IEetr,.hiag to the taste, and acts
.-;Iy vet promptly on the Kidneys,
E; 10! and Bowels, cleansea the sys-
=. s-,'I e,;gc.pally, dispels colds, head
w., and feTers and cures habitpal
.... ~: Syrup of Figs is the
M ~i,, remedy Of its kind, ever pro-
si,:oJ, pleasing to the tAGte and &C.
.rs.,i'l5 to tic stomach, prompt in
!. sr;ion End truly beneficial in its
+ prepared only from the most
F,jtby and agreeable substances, its
r r.l excellent qualities commend It
+ all and have maddiit tho most
,ml,r remedy known.
Syrnp of Figs is for sale in Soc
|rjsl bottles by all leading drug
"a Any reliable druggist who
an not have it on hand will pro-
ris it promptly for any one who
The 10 tyit Do not accept any
| SsLiE0aRlA FIG SHRUp co.
sAg FRANCISCO. CAL.
l0gSpnlE. ~ SEH YoRk, nv
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A NI,.terr I,nlnlnch.

After all, a tuning-iork is merely a
kind of pitch-fork.
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FINANcR AND TRADE.
The Features OF tho Money and stOei,
3Inrkots.


NV YORK June I1.--slDncy on call easy; rang
ing from . to 0 per crat last loan 81 per cent;
closed offered At = percent Prime mcnhaniile
paper 6l5SeI per cent slerling exchange quiet
but firm ut s. Sal ISL. sales wsn ies,2is
shares,
The trulins In the stock market was stlll on q
SbIeag s@ as ee tnS mSria I9 ShIS or nr
hnc,uatun OF Importance. The market, how
ever displayed a ilrm tone and opening hd'
vunces Of slight fractions were followed by
equally slnall Glills during the hrt hours bust
mess. The dealings after l2.o'clDct wcrp 81
hand 10 mouth order, and WuTc accompanied by
the development Of hardly single feature OF
Interest. slight upward movement was fol-
lowed by u decline. but the net results OF these
changes wus 10 leave the majority Of the
LIST actually unchanged. Missouri Pacific aud
CbtehgO Gas hOwcvGT, showed considerable
Weaknes5 dropping nearly ipcr rent, and nt the
clEsa tho market was dull and weak at the low
en- figures Of the Gay.
lsSllr0ad bonds moderately active.
0,vcttifnent and State bonds dull.
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LEMON ELIxIR.

Sometimes when a nah is put on his
mettle the material is brass.
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SALEM, MASS.
Or. France:-DEAR sR:-I wish to
make this statement for the benefit OF
suffering women. For years endured
untold agony from female weakness. 1
had given up all hope when heard OF
"0LIvE BLosSoM;" used it with good
results and complete restoration OF
health. Yours gratefully,
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-02
ACALL UPON THE COUNTIES.

Wilmington starr
While q number Of counties in the
State have maze appropriations. and
some of them liberal ones, to defray
the expense of a county exhibit, at
the Industrial Exposition to be held
10 Raleigh, some have refused and
many have taken no action at all.
This Is to be regretted. Every
county in the State should be repre-
sented ct his exposition, for 1t il
not simply State Fair but South
ern Interstate Exposition, where
North Carolina will stand in in com
parison side by side with other
States. We have no fears that our
exhibit viii! not be creditable one
for we are sure there is too much
State pride among our people to let
it be a failure, but it should be 8
rafting good one and show at 8
glance the reading products Of every
county 10 the State.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-02
SIGNIFICANT TO EASTERN
CAROLINA.

There are grand possibilities, we
be;Ieye. for Eastern Carolina, but
they will depend largely upon 'ne
wisdom aud foresight Of the people
of this section. That the coil 10
Eastern Carolina Is rich and capable
of the highest type of agricultural
excellence is admitted by all who
know anything OF it. To be sure
we have not the many mineral re-
sources that our western brethren
enjoy; but we have the finest farming
lands 10 the State. And one OF the
sources of Eastern Cardinals future
DEVELOPMENT is to be in the proper
management of it's agricultural inter
est. And the proper management
of agricultural interests embraces
many things, not the least important
of which is the diversity of crops and
the thorough knowledge Of the
Admiration of the soil to certain
crops.
1t ia about settled that the cotton
crop is no longer profitable. Al
present prices it actually costs more
! to make and save the crop than
farmers can get for it.
But the significant thing to this
whole section ls the uncertainty Of
labor. During the past two years il
has been demonstrated as clearly as
q problem in geometry or trigonome
try that the farmers have to @ grea'
degree lost control of the labor
| When farmer settles with his hands
on Saturday night he cannot witt
any degree of certainty count upcr
their return to work the following
Monday morning. When he hires
hand for three, four, or six months
he cannot with certainty count upoI
his services so long.
There are fa1mers in Easter
Carolina who would have lest thei
crops this year had it not been 70
the use Of single or double cultivator
not because there were NO laborers
but because it has been impossible
to control them. There is a Srowin
restlessness amongst them. The
are demanding higher wages ever
year and are inclined to do les
labor.
Our people would as well look a
the matter as it is. Some change
will have to be made, and it will ca
for the clearest judgment to max
the changes wisely when they ar
made.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-02
NOT SURPASSED AT Their
M0PYLE.

(Richmond Dispatch; June 26th.)
In recent address before the
John R. Cooke Camp of Confederate
Veterans at West Point, Va, report
ed in the Plaindealer, General Harry
Heth said that in the first days
fight at Gettysburg, his division
numbered 1000 men, and that it
made an attack on the enemy's three
lines and went over them pell.mel',
and lost in go doing 2 200 men In
thirty minutes.
''One company Of the Twenty
sixth North Carolina regiment went
in seventy.three strong; they were
all killed or wounded except three
and these three were killed on the
third day; a whole company ami
hilated g.! We read of Thermopyla
| say that the heroism of this divis>
ion was not surpassed at Thermo>
py'a.'
We never heard of any losses in
our war to equal these. To exceed
them would be possible only by
killing outright some VINO were no,
mortally wounded.
General Heth is always accurate
in his statements, and if he is now
correctly reported be gives to the
world IN the instance of the NORTH
Carolina company a wonderful ex'
ample of the deadliness OF a battle
where line Is called upon to ad
vance under the enemp's fire
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-02
A GREAT PAPER PAYS TRIB-
UTE TO A GREAT PREACHER,

New York Herald)
1t is reported that Spurgeop, who
is worth more to England than the
House of Lords, is seriously i'll
His old enemy, rheumatic govt
which he has been fighting for many
years. is dong it's best to get him
out of his pulpit.
The devil would be glad If Spur
geon were to die. This great preach
er is not yet old. only ffty-seven,
and the sere and yellow leaf ought
to be long distance of. But his
ailments have s,pped his strength
and his physician has repeatedly
sent him away from the whirlpool
Of London life to recuperate.
No one ever fought disease with
more desperate determination, OIL
could be more cheerful under ply
sicial suffering than he. With a
logged will, hopeful temperament
and genial good nature, be has done
more than his share Of the worlds
work. He is quaint in his use OF
rhetoric; bat his quaintness always
conceals a sledge hammer. His
earnestness has furnished him with
eloquence, and the people crowd bis
Tabernacle by thousands, for they
like preacher who isn't afraid tc
say what he means.
1t is to be hoped that bis retire
nent will be merely temporary, fol-
his loss would be keenly felt, and
there isn't another man in the Unit
ed Kingdom who could fill his place,
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-02
FOR STRAIGHT DEMOCRACY

News and Obseryer)
There is nothing in the record Of
the Democratic party 10 warrant an
inference that its course IN the next
campaign will not be straig 1t forward
Its principles have never been pro-
fessed IN corner, and the men who
have carried its banner haze always
plantnd it il the open field. They
have been required to endorse the
platforms Of the party, and this re-
quirement will continue to be ex.
acted and enforced. In the face of
ouch record by what authority does
any man say that the Democratic
party would nominate for it's Presi~
dental candidate person whose po-
litlcal convictions were not in fu'l
accord with the platform of the party ?
Such an idea, such thought is not
to be entertained q moment. They ex-
cite both laughter and derisiop, and
the person who INDUCES in talking
such nonsense is either ignorant Of
the history Of the Democratic party
or wilfully blind to the grand pur-
poses it has in view, and is lahoring
to accomplish. Read It's platforms,
study the votes Of the men whose
wise counsels have made it the only
great national party, and then we
can say to all that the Democratic
party is no place for straddler or
trimmer.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-02
STATE PRESS CONVENTION

At meeting of the executive
Committee of the North Carolina
Press Association held in Raleigh
June 24tb, it was decided to bold
the next session Of the convention
or Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day, August 18th, 18th and 18th.
The city of Winston was decided
upon as the place at the meeting in
Durham last July.
Winston will make it easy and
pleasant for the editors of the State
and they arc all anticipating a good
time and chance to learn much bv
objeet lessons in the building up OF
towns.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-02
THE EXPOSITION.

There is 10 question about the
fao+ that If paws to advertise. 1t
is well established by the expert
ence and practice of the best bust
ness men of the age that advertis-
ing pasys,
It is always worth while to let
other people know what you have
If you desire to interest them tor
any cause. Indeed it is the only
way to interest them.
so by our resources. If we wish
the people of other sections to
know what our resources are, so as
to interest them, we must resort to
the best possible means IN order to
realize the greatest possible results.
The great Southern Exposition
TO be held in Raleigh next fall, We
take il, Will be the best Opportuni-
ty North Carolina has ever had for
showing her wonderful resources at
very little cost.
1t will not be simply a State af-
fair like the Exposition in 1884, but
it is to be a great Southern enter
prise in which all the southern
states will be interested. And this
means that North Carolina will be
brought into comparison with 9TH
er southern states. Our resources
will be compared with the resour-
ces of other states in such way as
to show our advantages in a supe
rior or inferior degree according to
the effort put forth by our people
Many of the counties have made
appropriations preparatory to coun
ty exhibits, while number of coun
ties have failed to make any appro
prlation. Those that have moi
made appropriations have doubt
less all had good resons for not do,
ing it.
Ee believe that the people of the
state would not willingly disregard
an opportunity to do themselves
tie justice OF showing to the woTll
both their developed and undeyel
Oped resources. And those coun
ties whose commissioners did do
see proper to make any apprOpri'
alton can well afford, we think, tt
make an exhibit by localities or sec
t!oDs OF the county. Halifax cOUn
ty, for Instance, has made no ap
Precipitation through its commission
oTs; but it does not follow that Hal
flax county Is not to have an exhlt
it at the great Exposition.
As we have before suggested il
these columns, the county can &c
up an exhibit by townships, or b
tjto combined efforts IN the com
munltleS around the diferen
towns in the county.
Scotland Neck, Halifax, Weldon
L}ttietOn and Enfield could eac
nlake small appropriation tror
the town treasury; this could b
supplemented by personal subscrir
tion@, untll when the whole amour
should be put together it would b
sufficient to make a credltabIe ex
hlblt.
THE DEMoCRAT has before sus
geSted some such plan. We repea
and urge it because we are not wi
hing that such a county as Halifax
Elch IN many resources, should b
entirely left out of the list of cou,
ties that are to be represented q
the Exposition.
What say the people OF til
county, What say the towns
" hat says Scotland Neck? W
hope to have the matter discus
ed, and these columns are epel
We invite discn ss,on.