davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-24

transportation and securing to the republic
the political and commercial influences To
which h justly entitled on the American
continent. and that the federal government
be requested TO take such action So shall
eonduce TO ia early completion and the -
eurify OF American control
IA Resolved. That e invite the serious
attention Of state legislatures 90 the PROB.
lem Of mailing such reforms in methods OF
taxation - viii remedy the Injustice OF m
equal taxation between railroads and Other
corporate property and city and farm prop
ersy ~ sell a. place . ,ass share Of the burden
Of maintaining local civil Eosernmrns upon
the accumulated wealth os the counfry.
n Resolved. That . national bsnhrups
tav ss~ urgently seeded that rs proSsssons
shoaid be equitable and just. It's terms clear
D concise. that u should be prcnnps sai
inexpensive In opersfsoa. avoiding pref
ssepees, o~bssrucsine fraus- pantshsas ss-
Honesty; that g shouit protect alike srbso'
and creditor, betsgina iibsSty 60 th- ssforss
ns:e. vhiIf eessrsiping tbs
and that ve rceomnessd eonsrcss TO enact
such q lav.
II Eesoive-a. That Ne re~oDS~ad TO The
several legislatures OF TIE states to take n~s
essary steps 90 procure the ensesn1fns OF
snrh uniform laws ~ may b< reeesssSy 20
pr~yess tar misuse % concensrssc3 capita
shrouxs -trast.- and ~~ecUbfses~ to force
can rfScrs Of the nccss<zrsss q lie fss 10
yond The p-,iat varTscsed BY the re.ss-oa o.
ssprfy and deDsn1
u Resolved rass . 10 tie sense Of ssss
congress shss the prss-ss inzsxr.uos hss
Ne 50 sneaded saa: cay tEanss<rasfs ~co
both desire and arr se fos AnrrStza c f1xes
ship sscsA he p<rnssrcs To LAID spea osr
eAoeeA
= nazosvsA. ma TIE p1etie doHasz Of tse
SDrss seuess y sAs kerssaxs % the p~opSs
a1d sAocld he preserved ana Ss~d We
saeesec<a rUecBE<e4 The sp~ecy srfss
nisAn<ns q ses lzziak sfsss % o~sissezA-
Ss<saa scssssoey sst osaer sssscs asf tern
sogses. ~ sfos9tcs % fa< TRIAL syss<1
tie s~ssteupeas - al gseis-s 90 Rzzes q s~v-
eralsy . liz oe<nfns % nc s5FpSss izn1s
% s-ssisns~zs rats te< pros s~Ses 81 sAs
aous<ssra5 law ssA t1FrAxr. ss1s q - fss
snse Il sAfs eoaxycssthzf TIC srssss~as q
"a. ynssc9 ssss<> op<n sor ~<rr~~.s ss~
several sszfkaa -e~eyvsfsons s>rs $500 n
ssx slIcsEcztx q x1e k21 - Tia srsrrzf su<
ussssoss bxvs hcxa 1sec. AID - pos<Ssss
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-24
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES

were klitSu w p0SScukcS uoAuS
were in collision.
FIVE men, four Americans and one
italian. were drowned In Laurel creek.
near Addison, Webster county, W. Va
They we're crossing the swollen stream
on q foot log, when It's turned and al
were precipitated into the water.
In q collision between passenger
trains near Vincennes, Ind, q tramp
was killed, two mail clerks in
Ijured and several passengers were
bruised
Two children of C. W. Fuller, OF Mer
Irill Wis, were crushed TO death under
In pile Of boards recently.
| RIors recommended in the coke re-
igions on the withdrawal of troops. A
jsherif was seriously maltreated BY
Hungarian women
THE Portuguese have fired upon the
British steamer Agnes conveying the
wnlcughby expedition, and seized the
cargo boats
CLEANING house returns for the week
Iended April IS showed an average de-
~icrease Of a5 compared with the corre-
spondinS week Of last year. In New
York the decrease was cal.
THE steamer Olympia, from Palermo
has arrived ax New Orleans with &a
lSicilisns.
REAR ADMIRAL ALFRED TAYLOR. L,
IS n, retired. died ut Washington re
~ccntly from pneumonia and acute brcn
chitis following an attack Of the grippe
THE jury found for the plaintiff il
the q. ooo damage suit against IT, LAX,
Erie & Western in the suit instituteS
by Frank Mayor. an Indianapolis u.v
Iel;ng salesman, elected from . train fol
refusing 70 pay ten cents over The re4u
lar fare because he did not have
Ticket
THE other night George Hardy en-
lMn Grant SellA . widow, went boz
riding on the canal 1t Indianapolis
lind Their boat was overturned an.
both drowned Hardy leaves q VIII
land one child
Jons TnoHPsox. founder Of III
ThOmpeon Bank Note Reporter IN.
talso Of she First national and the Ch4a
nafinnal banks u Ncw Y0xk. = dad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-04
pLrcTRIC LIGHTS n THE HOFBUBG.

Vienna Letter in The lOndon standard.
For thc last dav two the time -honorci llOlburg
has been after dusk. great illumination, the win
dows looking the Iurgplaz aud The Frauzcnspltz.
or the inner square OF the loburg. being blaze of
light. The explanation Is that experiments have been
made with the electric light which Is To bc installed
throughout hc palace. For the present only fftN two
halls reception and apartments have received
tho new iluminant but next spring II Will be extended
10 fine remaining forty rooms, which are now Oc-
cuped by thc Emperor, the Empress and the Arch
e~, Siephanic and are. therefore. not ready for
The .-,
The iucandesccnt system is the only one adopted,
and he chief difficulty experienced In liking II arose
from the strict orders against any alteration OF the
character and outward appearance OF the handsome
candc,bra i'm embossed gold and crystal which date
from the time OF the Emperor Francis l. In the great
errmoneusaal alone there are twenty seven OF These
with afy four lights apiece. The dihcnty was sur
mounted by inserting small white lacIueIcd wooden
tuheS resembling candles ut distance INTO the old
ustres each tube being fitted with movable lamp
The entire installation when completed VII consist
~ : 90 incandesrent lamps, equal 10 10000 wax
candles In the apartments and nearly l'ooo lghIs III
the entrance hsll, galleries ana starcascs or some
tion In any one building in Europe The lsnTth OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-04

ploy the services of Chinese grooms or bettos TO
attend to their donkeys. For all the asses IN
Japan are imported from China, where the people
thoroughly understand the stubbornness OF their
nature and the hopelessness Of any attempt 70
argue matters with them was especially struck
by this during my last tour in the anterior OF
China. Instead of numerous small hotels or inns,
there are huge caravanserics along the great hish
roads, establishments where. like those AT cairo,
Jeddah and Tripoli not only several
hundreds. but even several thousands, OF guests
find lodging for the night. As almost everybody
in China travels on donkey-back, there are some,
times many 500 dOnkcyS plcketed around
the caravansery. The loluaclty of the donkey IS
provcrbial. Indeed. it has been so since the days
when Balaam started out 10 curse tie Jews. Inc
Chinese, being aware of this pecullarlty OF me
animal, and knowing by experience that II even
only one Of the dOmkeys pckcted round the inn
took il into his head to bray. all the othcr 500
would Immediately start in 10 respond thereto, s't
their wits to work to find some means oil slenclng
the l0ud-voiccl quadrupcd. After much clos' IN
vcStigatiOn. they at length discovered that Whcn
a donkey hrays il invariably sticks ont IFS tai III
a horizontal position. Careful experiment mas
demonstrated the fact that the animal Is unlDe
10 utter sound if his tail is kept down, ana tins
is the reason why obscrvant travellers III emma
will perceive that each Of the asses tied by the
roadside inn where they stop To rest viii have a
biz stone attached to the end OF his tau
EX-DIPLOMATISr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-04
TILE ATTHOR OF :" TIE DEE4STER. "


From The London star
Mr. Thomas Hall Game was born about thirty seven
,e,r ouo i'm the fishing and boat building village OF
Runcorn. ON the fathers side his descent can DO
i~,rcd beck 10 u race Of small ManN farmers, whose
ancestors il is than likely were those fierce old
Sea- hing, who led by the lannon's lceander. Conrad.
adn snch terrible raidng expeditions 10 the isles Of
The Sbctlands the Orkneys. and of Man. where large
nroportion of them settled. with the knowledge Of
pi n j. easy 10 understand how. In after years Mr..
iTar Cane should naturally give vent to his love for
these isles. and It is also conceivable whence
.a,,o that ,trange weird spirit which is Of the
moi moi icelblc rats in his writings. To his mother.
mo- doubt Mr.. Calne owes the deep religious fervor.
mbicL il never undny prominent, but always under
tn any product of his PEN. for she came Of that old
i,rnfherIand race Of PuranS, than whom no sterner
or "tr,nger supporters OF the sect ever lived
MIR Hall Gaines permanent home is iiawthorns.
mace "A, the foot of Larir and overlooking Derwept-
water and Rasscni hwaite. Mr.. Hall Game. says his
biographcr il thu very reverse of prolific writer and
IN This fact may be attributed the almost painfully
minute carefulness with which all his works are
prepared To the critical mind this is perhaps some
what of fault In novel writing, and exception may also
be taken the extreme TRAGEDY If some Of his works
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-04
~ MEMORY or JOHN SMITH.
From The London Times.

FrOm Tic LOIdOn IIIIVs'
For the nurpo,e Of perpctuating the memory Of
Capthln John smith, founder Of virginia /. = A. a
citizen Of the parish whose remain, arc Inferred ~
thc church tIe vc,try Of II. Scpuchrc city, intend
10 erect a memorial near the spot where IL l. bthcVcd
Inc wa buried. The matter Wa brought forward at
meeting Of lhe vestry yesterday on the proposition
of MIR Herbert (chnrc wardcn) who stated that some
thousand Americans visited the church annually Tor
line purpose of viewing the tombstone OF that worthy
As he was a distinguished citizen. and was buried IN
the church at his xprcss WISH 1t was 0nN hthg
fhe sneaker urged that the veStry should erect
memorial placing permanently on record his associa
ton with their ancient parish The following iSsoIn
wareiens be empowered TO cxpcnd sum not exceeding
e25 for the purpose Of forming inc nueeus U sr1,h
founder OF Virginia. United states OF America
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-04
That Peculiar
Lightness and Flavor

Noticed in the finest biscuit, rolls, cake
ETC., is due to the absolute purity and
the accurate combination of the ingre-
dents of the ROYAL BAKING POWDER
The best things in cookery are always made
and can be made only with the ROYAL
BAKING POWDER. Hence it's use is
universal-in the most celebrated res
taurants, in the homes of the people,
wherever delicious, wholesome food is
appreciatcd-and its sale is the largest
of any leavening agent in the world.
The ROYAL BAKING POWDER has stood all
tests for quarter of century.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-04
AZ ESSEN WIZARD.
From The London standard.

From The London standard.
:. ,ronld nppear that superstition has not entirely
,tod an i'm Essex. In the village of Sibc Rockingham
i've. an old laborer. who i popularity supposed To- De
,,i,ari Recently he told u man IN charge Of LOAD
~ sraw that he would not get nr with II, and niue
further on tho horse. old one. Cell. aud was 80 W
inrcJ that IL had Ia he killed on the spot. The men
cciIed upon assist were convinced that the hoi'
had bcen placed under the influence Of the wizard tha
,'cv refused 10 move the until slice Of nesl
Ind been cut from the hind quarter OF the amman
and burned In n bush faggot the idea being that tie
ncrson no cast the spell would suffer burning IN
CORES bonding mart OF hls body.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-04

the wires inside the building will be fifteen English
miles.
The experiments made last night and tonight were
completely successful and ID interesting To notice
how well the magnificent ceilings were brought out.
and what an unsupported wealth OF color was de-
veoped in the famous Flemish tapestries on the walls
OF the Priyy Council Chamber and other apartments
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-04
The ssesOrs aEa Letting

In Halifax Monday Immediately after
the ad journment of the j int meeting of
the Justices and county Commissioners.
the county assessors met to consult on
plans for equalizing the value Of proper
ty to be assessed this year. AS
to the valuation of land the fol-
lowing resolution was passed
RESOLVED. That We, as assessors, make
general advance in the valuation of the
lands of Halifax county of 10 per cert,
and request the local boards in their
Judgment to increase in special cases, as
circumstances may suggest.
On personal property they agreed
upon the following valuation: Pleasure
horses, $3.50, first class farm.horsesnsl25;
second class, 500; third class $50; jacks,
$50; first class oxen $50; second class,
$40; third class, $40; first class cows, $40,
second class, $40; third class, So; fourth
class, $40; goats ST.; hogs from 81 to 50.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-04
PERSONA

Mr.. J. R. Ballard OF Williamst' n.
was in town last Friday.
Miss Emma Vaughan went to
Whitakers Monday on q visit.
Miss Lizzie Peters who has tecn
on visit here some time returned
to Raleigh Monday.
MIR Vann Of Clinton was On q
visit to his daug liter, Mrs. Curtis
last week.
Mr.-Shaw, OF Weldon, spent
Tuesday night in town visiting his
fathers family.
Misses Eunlce Mcdowell and An
ME Shields are attending Murfrees-
boro commencement this week.
Mrs. G.. A. Williams, accompanied
by Mrs II attic Williams went 10
Knoxville Tenn, last week, on q
visit to their husbands.
Mr.. T. NJ. Alsbrook Of
| North Carolina Lumber Co. Of Iil-
lev came home the 81 u!t. very
SICK. We are eloi TO hear that he
is improving slowly,
Mr. W. W. Kichin's many friends
were elai to see him in town this
week. He is attending Murfreesfo:o
commencement and will return here
this week and spend some time with
his home folks.
Mess. n. Bisgs, j. 7. Futreil
Drs. r. NJ. johnson and G. A. Llv
erman. and Misses Leila Shields, An
ME. Shields and Mamie Perry attend
ed the Union Meeting in Tarbor'
last week.
Mr.. c. P. Crpdup left this morn
ing for his hone near Louishurg
He has been AZ efficient assistant o
MIR. Allen ia his school during tn
past session and the students AM
public generally will re glad TO lear,
: that be will he one of the teachers i
the military school to epen here i
Sci TENDER.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-04
A Fashionable Marriage.


n-~.t..b. Il On, n ,t,..a,x. .,.-
/ NJ. - " fl"Afa''
party "' fan~- 'A-'r' - h''.'nS' =
boarded The Train f'>' t#%'''A'
"rrrn'I.tc 81" state '' az gre by.
1"enee 81 the 81 P''A'f'"S ''''@f 'fh -
'rram - h'' u "'"'' 'a'.'
Dressed r'a''F' ~ go WI" We ~.''
! 'eH o''s' account
( '.AFF'a5eN wee .h waning IN s''
a ''f'en'i''r- ~ IA as So '7F' ~
''P"' ~ e'her hs-~hsfs e' ne w.. -
party ih' |'''" 'h'' >'"'.''f '@ ''''
N u WIS '1n'' = We y = - va
y &c Tn scene 81 S'N am 's''''7 ''.'. We
| 1"e seh'''ATh were 'a'e" ~ '"' ne.
macon A'''' supper
so'louhS a 81" '''' Nc "''' =" ''.' az"
"i NE orish'i' Illuminated ~" 'PAe''~
u'''S h'''s u &c
| Al "A' pas ''"s 800 3"'''' '''
| A'''ss'e wy" "
''i''''''s 'o"'> u 'n' "e.'.''S
Au"o"''1'N ''' fP' ~ '"'
party
'u'' III ''o"' % tue PA'.o' 0'''
| '''e oes o'',' viz WHY ~ Wv
} =,
~ "'''' '..'' ''' '''"'
MIS- li"' W. -" -
VIC space '0''
p"' ~ -,
o''' !" '"'
'ii""o O. u.-
Il
= .;-..-......
In the iolfo"ho otdet'
| Miss Madeline t!iISS with Is. "reen.
Miss JennI, Williams with W. II. Jpsey.
a. Nav, with / Fleming.
"'0'
Mss Annie brown win II ''77 :
Miss Lizzie Edwards with .. w. Hirting-
ton Mas F.t.ue Williams with +. T.
~, ,3- S.u;. rIds ,,,b n
"i's ~ -
ii. Wilson, Miss Bessie jaws win -
Mcdowell.
ro.h d,.,oodp mar tho centre
..,.a,.s :,
oi the roo'h A"u 'eP"'"'oN' Wv
the right and the gentlemen t-the lett
The last couple advanced Just in front Of
,5 s,,,oa for ,be bride
'"e ''''' a''N "
and groom. a snort, impressive
mony, and the contracting parties were
No LONGER TWAIN but one "
.ca, concentrations t,c attendants
A''er co"o' a'u''''o''S nc '''''' a'''
invited as many As could crowd a'oo"i
Ions and beautifully arranged table, iadeT
with nil the delicacies thata woman,
~a,,,. ,,oee,bf,, IMAGINE
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-04
A Beautiful Marriage.
Popular bride and Groom

WELDON, \. e., June ?, 9l.-At the
Episcopal church in this place at 2:30.
p. IN. to-day, Mr.. Thos. Cochran was u
nited in marriage to Miss Daisey Dockery
both of w eldon.
The attendants were: Miss Sue Tim
berlake with Henry Chevasse, Miss I'D.
die Balm with W. NJ. Cohen, Miss Annie
Lockhart with w. B. Tillery, Miss Verde
Lockhart with G. E. Bishop, Miss X ate
Prescott with Geo. A. McGce Miss Lille
Daniel with Henry Macy, Miss Emily
ong with-StrauSs.
Mess. J. E. Shields, W. W. Hall, A.
J. Allen and O. w. Pierce acted as uSE-
ers.
The church was beautifully decorated
and filled to overfJxIng by the apprecl-
: alive friends Of the contracting parties
A wedding chorus By eight select vol
ces ushe1ing in the bridal party was al
attractive feature, and added much to the
occasion.
The bride and groom left by Norfolk
train for an extended trip North, and {
reception will be gwen the attendants a
the residence of Capt. T. Il. Chevasse to
night.
The bride received many valuable ant
handsome presents, evidencing her popu
larity. The happy pair were attended t
the train by large number of peoPl
and took their departure amid the con
oratulatiors of their friends. y.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-04
RuCklen' S Arnica SalVe.

The Best Salvc in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, ChilhIains Corns, and all
Skin E7aptions, and positively cures
piles, or no pay required. 1t is guar,
antee to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 50. per box
For sic by Z. T. Whitehead g. Gu
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-04
NEWSY GRAPHS.
HERE AND ELSEW WHERE
WISE AND OTHERWISE.

DIED II FOR2EsTON, Ill We have
ing the death OF Mrs. John J.. Cbugh>
enour in Forreston, H., May 21th. We
hall reprint the obituary notice next
week.
OUR enthusiastically we saw many
Of our readers at Halifax, and 1t did
really help US along wonderfully when
they expressed to Us their high spprecia-
ton of our efforts to give them readable
pepper. 1t is no child's play to give the
reading public something fresh all the
ime, but eur readers may count on Us
as long as they properly sustain us,
WILL. GIVE HAT'-Mr. S. NJ. Gary
says that be will give fine hat to the
list taker who returns the most nearly
correct list from any part Of the county.
Mr. Gary will see all the lists when thev
are returned and SO will have the oppor-
tuaitv of deciding himself. A chance fol
good hat,
MURFREFSB DRO COMMENCEMENT
TIE DEMOCRAT has received from five
young ladies a beautiful invitation tc
Murlreesboro Commencement this week,
! Misses Sadie Perry, Gertie Ktchln, An.
ME Williams, ANNE Biggs and Nora
Johnson will accept thanks for the Vi
tation,
TRINITY PARISH CEMETERY Al
persons interested will please send hanC
on Tuesday morning the 9th inst. OF elst
pay 25c. to Mr.. r. Ii. Smith Jr. Treas. il
time to procure substitute. Should tn,
weather prove to be unfavorable, the
work will be done on the day following
| W. J. Smith,
Rector.
! DIED Near Scotland Neck, on Thurs
nay May 2S.h 1891, Ruby Lee, child 0
John IL and Mary E. Darden. aged VT
3lno. and rs lays.
1T died to SID, it died to cares,
But tor a moment felt the rod;
O mourner, such, the Lord declares,
Such are the children of our Cod
S.
WEEKs.-On Tusday morning Ma,
Goth 81, the death angel came and tool
away little Molly Curtis. infant son o
Mr., G. c. and Lizzie Weeks at the ag
Of one year nine months and 20 days old
Little Curtis was bright aud inteIes
ting and up to Friday night before, h
was well and in his usual happy mood
bat death seemed to clam him from tn
very first symptom of his disease. Al
Was done for him that medical skill o
tender nursing could do; but death com
with rapid lacs and tore him from tn
loving arms OF his heart stricken parents
GA Wednesday evening We laid hi
away in the silent grave by the side Of hi
little brother and sister who had proceed
ed him t, the home Of the pure and tn
good.
"Iis sweet to lie down with the son
yet unsuing.
And wake its first notes IN a heaveDl
tongue"
We tender our sincere sympathy t
the bereaved parents, and commend th
tender mercies of our Heavenly Father
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-04
Tired All The Time"

Say many poor men and women, who
seem Gverworked, or are deb'litated b.
change of season, climate or life. If You
could read the hundreds Of letters praisins
Hoods TarsaparilIa which come from
people whom 1t has restored to health.
you would be convinced Of its merits.
As this is impossible, WHY not try Pood s
Sarsaparilla Yourself and thus realize it
benefit? 1t will tone and build up your
system, give you a good appetite, over
come that tired feeling and make you
feel as one woman expressed it, like 8
new creature
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-04

The Importance o. purifying the bio cd
cannot be over-estimated for without
pure blood YOU cannot enjoy good heath
P P. P, (Prichly Ash Poke Root and
Potassium is miraculous blood purifier
performing more cures in six MOI tbs
than al the sarsaparillas and so-calied
blood purifiers put together
Rheumatism is cured by P. PIP. Pans
and aches in the back, shoulders. knees
ankles, hips, and wrists are all attacked
aud conquered by P. P. ?. This great
| medicine. by its blood-c.eansing proper
ties, builds up and strengthens the Who'll,
| body.
Rheumatism-Jam Paxton ofSavan
nah. Ca, SAYS he had rheumatism So
bad that ne could not move from the bee
or dress without help. and that he triet
MANY remdies tut recieved no relief unit
he tiled 7, P. L. (Prlcklv Ash Poke Roo
and otas>irml and two bottles restored
him to health.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-04
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
DR.. LLOYD COMING.

DR.. Geo. S. Lloyd, Of Tarboro will be
in Scotland Neck on Tuesday, Wednes.
day and Thursday June 2nd, 3rd and 4th
at the New Hotel.
Practice limited to diseases of the
EYE, EAR, NOSE and THROAT. 52l st
ONE Car Load meat just arrived
OChcap for cash.
LAWRENCE Il EDWARDS.
ENIm0ndson & JoSey will teiiver Tay-
! lJr made clJ>hi1g free Of express
char,"-.
@-@iog ma l:"e needles Of all discri J.
- ''n~ .'r emit, paper at
\. b. J"sEY :
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-04
LEMON HOT DROPS

Cures all Coughs, Colds, Iioarseness,
Sore Throat, Bronchitis, iiemOrrhage
and all throat and lung diseases, Ele-
CANT. reliable
- cents at druggists. Prepared only
by DR.. II. Nozley, Atlanta, Ga.
4-3O-5l-ly.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-04
PUBLISHERS NOTICE.

Advertisements of all kinds must be in
this Office by Tuesday afternoon to in
sure publication 70" the current week.
Local ADVERTI-EMENTS.-l cent a
word for each insertion.
ChdrQes for Ioc0I ddcertis,nq due ueekly
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-04
TI.e Fire Company

TIE iirc company Will meet this even
ing Thursday between FIVE and o clocA
for driI. All members must attend.
L. X. HASSELL,
| Foreman.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-04

Itch on human and horses and all
animals cured in 30 minutes by Wool
ford Sanitary Lotion. This never fails
Sold by f. T. Whitehead & Co.'S Drug
store, Scotland Neck NJ g. S q 1Y
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-04

DIVERSIFIED crops and stock,rais
ing point the way 20 prosperity and
jndeG enhance for the Southern far
ner.-WH. STIR.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-04
Forever FIFTY YEARS.

MRS, WINDOWS SOOTHING SYRUP has
been used for over tiftv wears by millions
of mothers for their children while teeth
ing, with perfect success. 1t soothes
the child, softens the gums, allavs
all pain. cures wind collie. and is
the best remedy for Diarrhoea
1t will relieve the poor little sufferer ms
mediately. Sold by Druggists in every
part of the world. twenty-five cents a
bottle. BE Sure and ask for "Mrs. Win
lows Soothing Syrup, land take no other
kind. 10 % ~.