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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-11
GsIpEss ssolsses.

Thousands o! sad and desolate BONES
have been made happy by use Of RISE
Buds,' witch has proven an absolute
cure for the following diseases and their
distressing symptomS. Liberation. Con-
Ge>tlon and Falling OF the Wona. Uyar-
IAN tunurs. Drep>t Of the Wonb, Sup
pressed MenSUuation, Rupture at Child
blrth, or any complaint o,i~inatirg n
diseases Of the reproductive organ
whether il on contagious diseaSeS heredIt,
tl4ht iaci z, oserw"rh, esceSSe~ IT mrs
CARRIAGES Oue lady WTlt : Us that afUr,
suffering for ten years with LencOrrht q
or " hi1e2, that one application entr l.
cured her, and furthermore, she suffer :
no more pain during the men>;r "A Period.
1t Is q wonderful regulator. Rose Bnd>''
are a simple. harmless preparati q. bot
wonderful in effect. The patient can
appl, itherself No doctors examination
necessary, to which ali modest women.
especially young unmarried ladie
seriously object. From the first appl,ca
ton You will feel like a new woman.
Price 81 Go by mail. post paid. THE
LEyERETTE SPECIFIC Co 339 Washing
ton St Boston, Mass.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-11
LAND SALE.

Whersa>. Je,-ls al Eabt. T. Ba-ws
di ca Ia d. ct APP. Iss-. ~. cat,
F ant atlis.r 10 vs. aa. Nellrn = crrtsia
/ mer'kA1 5eaI W. lad, 1aeft.a 4e.esIA
/ ~ Ia fix { unity. >tAsf as y g.. e. So
cute IA pa neus Of ghr .ua cfs14 .
which .sii martAase deed t~ rceare.ea be-
/ aNliIsx I-.. "a >Afl state IN Box - Is
aa Pagr - la ~tica reference 8, here
. ~ made, rri whereas ;aa =ai4 W =
/ VI .leu ~ s. a.-IgasIrat a-Iy srA.aa
dyed bef0 VI. { >autat. a conn -s.rsn
rF Tor tie Sat. cf Nett Carel 40 Nrx
orleans. Louisiana. 81 SIS NsY -
81, d,j s>>fka guta the B1sisa 4 a
suerican Mortgage & npau, sl.u.ta4
lie herv4.t before. ucFiogra uus $50
iced anu lhe avat ,h~reru secured. a d.
where's teiAul. has been male D. 49,
payment Of taz noaeys secured - -.
mortgage:
Aouse j, hereby given, that uoi q
and br virtue at the paRrr t-
>sie contained IN sad mortssge, tie al
ier-ig cd. the British ! AfuUftcan Mart
ss-r Company. LIug'vl ou tie Sd "a
March l>3t II trout II tie & IL
lou-c in the T3wn 81 HaiAN. tau4tt
# Halifax, state Of Aerla CAruuaa, u
sell 81 public auction t. hy highest bEa
Ter for c,-h. The following described
property, VIZ: All that tract Of Ian
IN Hs,ttaX county. state 81 North taTu-
ilnN. containing lG.>a acres that va
otttd Jessie \. lawson a. one a. tat
tao heir, al law of ere Temperance bA~
son, by Commissioners duly app lite,
which return bear, date Nv. l5th
lSJS. and Is duly recorded IN RauN 80
pp. Sos and $50 IN Register o. decd
office for Halifax County. less q 20 acre
" itch have ~ub>eq lcnuy thereto hrts
% d Oft by the sid Jessie \, BgTwcH
and husband K K Burwel u tire,
several deeds. II Wit: l>t deed dated MAJ
LIT 1881 from Jessie A Bnrwsl and
hu-h4and TO Eliza Baker containing 1 2
acres. 2nd BY deed dated tee. lelA 1879
from same parties - Mike Hardy cou-
ve>Ing l0h acres: and Jrd by deed dat,o
Jan 21th lsS3 from sa.nc parties To Mis-.
Hardy convey ing ll5 acres more OF -.
The property hereby conve, ed bgisl
bounded onthe North by the laud, g.
Mike HARDY; on the East by lands OF X
Leegett and Whedbee Il Ulck eu>on. DO
the South by lands Of j. II. AleNEuirt
rtsls; aud on West By lands Of Mn :. }
Pet.
This sale will be made To satisfy tn,
debt secured by SAID mortgage, aid sue
title will be conveyed as - vested IN IT.,
part es to sali mortgage.
The British 4 American Mortgage Go.
Feby sth 1892 Hunted
BY f. l. TRAVIS, Attoruc,
For so much It the sale Is aboy,
may be coming TO The mortE%r,e. IA VI
accept from any rrSpon~'rlc pu.cha-ct
~h Il i,. Ill .
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-11
HALIFAX GLEANINGS.
HHAI IHE DEHOCR4I RIP ORTER
SkE5 AND HE1RS 1BOUI The
CONHI HOC>E AND
ELSEFHERL.

The other day We had ! pleasant visit
t he petit n.Iary farm between her.
ana Weldon. Ever since the beginning
u this work it has been under the man
ascment and supervision Of Mr.. II. J.
! Pope, VINO enjoys the reputation Of btiag
DLe OF our best aud most successful farm
ers. 1t i shown by the Judgment and tact
| displayed aud the ale and careful man
! fc' Ia " hict the States interest l. looked
a't"r. All the buildings are arranged
with an eye to economy aud c9nv II e1ce.
lh- premises are wei Kept and bear the
s-ruti1y Of neatues- AMI clea illness.
There are ISL couvictS, l3l males and
| 30 feWales. The health Of the con. lets
has been remarkably good. There is 10
| sickness at the present time. ONLY CEt
{ cape has occurred within tw 0 years and
that boy g" no gras stock hinder. The
con'ictS are well treated and show every
| Ii position of obedience and seem to be
Con'ented. We observed that a great
deal Of work has been done towards til,
-
iltcnIug They will begin repairing the
dIkes on the river this week The acre
age Of cotton Will be shortened 0ne-thlrd.
and that Of corn, sorghum aui Ii1e in
creased rroporionately. There is now
growing 50 acres in wheat. f27 acres in
clover and grass In the way Of stock
there are 81 mules horses, 90 head Of
rattle. 100 hog and 50 sheep. 4 large
quantity of excellent sg.Gr vas mode en-
this ia III last year.
Mr. Gee. Skinner who lives about 6
niles from here. had the misfortune to |
lose hv fire last Friday his barn and sta |
b}es with - barrels Of ca!n, a Glantity |
Of fodder, Nh4ckS carl. farming :mpla- |
have caught by sparks fl ing toward. tie
harm from a burning brush hap near by. |
Mr. SKINNER has the sympathy Of this |
We are sorry to report the continued
cOnf1el to his room and bed for a mum
her o. weeks, Nr. Hervey is one Of the
oldest mn re have and MS eiskfleS= Is
thon@ht t. he caused by gradual Giving
a way Of his system brought on by ex-
IRENE old age We t1uSt he may yet en>
Joy MANY years Of health.
Capt J VI. Gr2z ,rd who left here
early last wae]t Tor GrsDnville. on profess
~io0al business. retnrned Saturday ser,
much pleased with the town and It's PEGS
pie. "RExrCs "
Feb. 10. ~.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-11
Correspondence.
FROM ENFIELD.


Bml4in1s Fam NJ ot{er Hers
Mr.. ). ;. Alsophss bu'lta uew rel
Ieuce for rent out beyond the Base Ball
ground and Mr. G. Z. Mc1wisan will
occupy t soon.
Mr.. J. Y. Goodrich has bu'lt beyond
Mr.. Moore's fronting the K K. and vii
move in AZ on a. completei.
The bad weather has at last given way
to beautiful spring like days and garden
ing i, N order. Several have already
sowed cabbage. some IN the open air and
Others uuder slas, CT clo'h. Taere SEEM
to be disposition to plant more OF such
things and iass cotton and it now looks
ike the acreage viii be cut down con-
slderably in this vicinity.
The tobacco and peanut crop Will be
Increased
There hos been little farm work done
up 10 this time.
Mr. d. D. Bryan has returned to this
place, his old home and opened the For
hes hotel.
Cupid is getting in some work and
Will be heard from in the future.
There was an alarm of fire one night
recently and the fire company turned
out promptly.
Mr.. David Bells chimney was on fire
the damage VAS soon passed aud no
harm done.
Feb. 9Th. E.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-11
MOI l..

Haviog qualified as cxecutrix OF The
LIST will and Testament of Albert q.
Aaron. deceased. late Of Hall'ax county,
n. & this i II notify ali persons haIiug
claims against the estate Of said deceas,d
to EXHIBIT them to the undersigned or o.
aeiure the 18Th d1v Of JarunrV i y. or
this notice will be pleaded IN bar Of their
recovery. Al persons indebted TO saln
estate vii, please make Immediate pay
ment. This 2Sth day Of December 1871.
". { THoRNE, Atty.
l-l4-Gt. ANNA AARON, EXccutiX
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-11
Execution Sale.

BY virtue Of an execution directed to
the under~i .ned from the Superior Court 81
WAYNE County cntIuled l.. W. Humphrey
against + O'fiara and J. T. Dawson.
| " III on W ednesday the 9Th day O.? y arct
1879! ct Il o'clock III. ot the Court house
door Of Halifax County sell TO the high
est bidder for cash to satisfy sad exc
cution all the rght, title and Interest
which j. T. Dawson has in that store
house and lot IN the town OF Enfield now
occupied by NJ. /. W God fronting - feet
on Railroad stree: runrlng back 100 fee'
49, 20 the lands Of J. II. Whitaker
hid =, : poker: also that store hou,r
10. occulI 49,, -t,bert Parker fronting
~ feet Oh Railroad street running back
- feet adjoining the lands Of }. II. Par
ker and =. S. A I-op.
This 9Th day Of February. 1892
r. | AI.SBRo0K, Sheriff.
21l-tl. Per 5. J Clark, ID. 5.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-11

BY Jour JIM"

Teache:-''If your mother should
wish to give each one an equal
amount Of meat, and there were s
Of you. ho-' many pie es Of meal
would she cut p
Claa--"Ei2ht."
Teacher-'sCorrect Now each
piece would he one-eighth of the
whole, remember that"
Class-"Yas'm."
Teacher,- 'Sunpose each piece
were cut sgain, Whist would result ?"
Smart hov-"Sixtee tbs"
Teacher-"Correct. And if cut
again p
Smart Rov-"Thirtv seconds"
Teacher-"Correct Now suppose
we should cot each Of the thirtv-two
pieces of meat sgain, what would re-
suit p
Smart Little Girl, quick-''H ash :"
Nan wants but little here below,
And vet | must confess,
Though small his ants, we all well know
He deserves a blame site less"
A little co'orea boy went to g
butcher stall the other day anil said
to the butcher: Il, say toas, glib
me a little chunk or beef fer our
dorg." "Ail right, black face and
shiny eve said the butcher good
nature1ly. "Ieeeer suas, hut please
don't glib me SIGH or tiff piece as yer
d. ter fore. NV daddy mos broke bis
Jaw bone er tryin' ter chaw hit
1t Ia said that q Cincinnati court
has decided that it is lihelous 20 call
a man who neglects to p%y his tails
or's bill 3 delinquent.
He was warned against the woman
She was warned against the man,
And. If that won't make weddIn,'
wy, there's nothin' else that can.
Two litigants In a neighhoring
court hsve very suggestive and am
tagoni.tic names. When the cler
called the case, he yelled: paine
Us Bliss"
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-11
sEspnSIEssss E-Eas-,

Plan Of Apo: for President w.
A. Bunch of the \ G. A"uai Conference
Methodist Protestant church..
Whitaker's Chapel, sunday Feb. 2Sth.
Enfield, Sunday night Feb, 2Sth.
Brad foId Monday Feb. 10Th.
lllliard's, Tuesday March lst.
Whitaker's, Wednesday night March 2nd
Spei4ht's, Thursday March Sad.
Hoseneatb, Friday March 9Th.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-11
NEW>Y GRAPHS.
IIEKE AND ELSE HERE
WISE AND OTHERWISE.

Fox THE GRIPpE,-Toe Hoono*s N'etrl
a. It :, report q from Go!d>bu
TT 1:.~ J,e tcr~,n'~ Re: ely l. iooAeo
u}.,5. a . ro~iNye cusr AMI almost sur
Drev s..i,e 'o' t1t S'irpe
Cur NEW LIST O"r NV cash list j
,Iurtl l*r4er ia" W ezt would
be. Newspaper readers .-tai,y Ihe
the spot cash system, g>rec elg whe"
thoy can set paper lh. IHE DE3ro,
GRAFT for one dollar year and pay that
l at ~nce or in tx u three months in-
stailmeuts.
Our Sob V 1RK-THE DEMOCRAT Job
office i Going A great deal more work
than we as.t cinated hen we first began.
such is the demand that We have to en-
large eur facilities ,ycty week. We
have on hand NEE 1T Or yis,>l;g cards,
bal tickets. welding Iuvi'ario1ia. trade
tickets and general ipe of J"b material.
Fade tickets At - cents hundred.
: $40 CALAMITY.-Mr. Peter E
Smith s. nda news t. ! HE DHMOCRAT
hat Mr. Dempsey Latham, ljsirS about
: ulries from Washington, had his dwel~
...: house burned last Saturday night.
Most OF he furniture being On the first
f.J.r. It VAS saved There were bat +, "
persons present. Mr. latham is over
- years Old and sine las: October has
t..,.... ,...-.1, .s,i -, Ii, i.!4 I,o orj Ia
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-11
NOTICE.

Having qualified as Administrative on
the estate Of William Hyman deceased. |
hereby notiiy al persons having claims
against said deceased to exhibit the same
to me or my Atty. K. IL. Smith Jr.. an
or before the 10th day of January 1893
All persons indebted TO the estate Il
please make payment. THIS Jan. Btu
1902.
MARY f. HyMAN, Administrative.
1-Ij-Gt
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-11
Wake Forest Anniversary.

The 9th anniversary exercises oil
the PhiIom athe~i,n and Euzelian So
tieties of Wake Forest COLLEGE, will
b. held February 18th. The subject for
the afternoon debate i; Should the
United States annex CANADA"
Speakers on the affirm alton will be G.
D. Graves and J. G. Kttrell; on the
negative, d. A. Bridges and +. Y. Webb.
The orations at night will be delivered
b. Jno. W. Wray. of the Euze'ian So
ciety and J. W. Mlllard OF the Philoma>
theslan. f. I. Barnes is President and
K. +. Rice. Secretary.
The marshals; Philomathe5ia
T. Ball, A. NJ Yates, G. II Ross; Euze-
lIan-S. Mcintyre, &. 3 f awards, Jr,
c. P. Sapp THE DEMoC acknowl-
edges an InNitation.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-11
Notice to Defendant.
STATE Of NORTH CARoIINA1 IN THE
HALIFAX COUNTY. SUPERIOR
% 1. q r
SERENA HITEHEAD, Plaintiff
AgIust

SERENA WHITEHEAD, Plaintiff
AgIuH
TRAVIS WHITEHEAD. Defendant.
This is an action for divorce from
L the bonds Of fnstrImonr brought
by the plaintiff against the defendant t.
March term o. the Superior Court Of
Halifax county which coUVenes the hrst
Monday or March 1892. lie: the defen-
dant take notice that the complaint il
tn. action vii be flied in the Office o.
the SuperIor Court Clerk during the fir-t
:hree DAYS Of the term. and that if -
fails to appear and answer said compliant
within the time required bY iaw the
PLAIN if viii apply To the court Tor the
relief demanded IN the comp amt.
Witness John T. Gregory c.erh o. IL"
SUPERIOR Court IL Halifax county, thi-
the 2Gth day o. January lsg3.
JONI I. GREGORY,
Clerk Superior Court.
J. NJ. GRIZZ ARD, Plaintiffs atty.
! p st
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-11
q q" 8EEaeT-

The CAo,}ctte Lhrc,Ic}e, an g manage
ment the new iItor N J@s ? Caldwell,
the hest newspaper lnan in tn tate, and
who l. it'll manaLing the StuteSv lie
LaHdmGYE puts in paragraph that 8p-
Plies TO other towns as well. It says:
The Chronicle begS to be indulgei in
talking shop little. It wants to be as
helpful as il can to all the business in
t.rr>ts Of Charlotte, but it cannot 20
I.uch tor these unless it is Creditabe to
lt-ef. 1t cannot be Creditable to itself
or the civ unless the hu-lnes men, IN
p4rtIcD,ar, give it their c}untenance, and
the outside public cannot be made to
believe tbat they countenance 1t unless
hey give it business 1t would at once
pu: the paper on high ground If every
establishment IN the city, which Is de-
pendent upon public patronage. would
placa an advertisement, even though a
small one, ii It's columns, and while they
were thus enabling the paper to Go them
credit. they would be making di>pl A.
of Charlotte's business jltere,ts which
could not fail to attract The faYO; allie
interest OF every per>On ou'Side of town
who might pick the payer up. c throw
nut ;iiS suggestion e. this time and invite
tie people to watch the paper. and # lhey
sec II. il any promise OF usefulness under
enlaI ged advantages. L, give due weigh
t. il claims aud afford it such .upnort a.
its merits warrant and core for tI4i. 0Tr
/ business in erestS sugEeSIS.'
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-11
NO ICE.

By virtue Of power n me vested
by mortgage executed TO me on
the 10th day Of lane, 1889, by Simon
Smith and b wife Chsny, which
is Of record u Book SO on page 10g,
10 tie registers office for Halifax
County. shall sell for Cash at
auction 10 Scotland Neck on the
l2th dav of March. 1922, the land
therein described, being that land
known As the I'D Higgs land or
BoaZ kIlchln land sold to said ST.
mon Smith by ssjd Il tchio, aud
bounded ny the lands OF Robert Han
cock, the Davis heirs or the Shields
laod, and by the L-wter lard and
cont aiming two hundred acre., NOR
or less.
Thls February T., 1892
EDWARD SHIELDs,
II y. Mortgagee.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-11
e 9 Sure
sEEEE.-rEEN

If you have made II? your mind TO lug
Hoods SarSaparilla do not be induced 10 take
any other. Hoods Sarsaparilla is peculiar
medicine. possessing, BY virtue Of It's peculiar
combination, proportion, and preparation,
curative power superior TO any other article
A Boston lady who knew what she wanted,
and whose example is worthy Imitation, tels
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-11

He was warned against the woman
She was warned against the man,
And. If that won't make q weddIn,'
wy, there's nothin' else that can.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-12-07
\ Rich Strike.

A stream Of clear, sparkling water may now be seen by travellers cross ing the desert. at point about 100 miles west oi Yuma. IL crosses under the railroad track and runs away over the hot sands. It comes from an ar. tesian well which the :. P. Go. have been sinking, and in which they struck water last week at depth of 300 fee.. The water rises in an inch pipe four feet above the surface, and settles the water problem of that section, which heretofore has been considered a sec ton without a redeeming feature. The railroad company will dig wells all along the line on the desert and IL will blossom as the rose.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-12-07
Sensibie Talk.

In speaking of the Kid and his pro battle capture the Globe Silver Belt say. that the rewords offered by the Territory, Gila and Graham counties for the arrest and conviction of the Kid amount to two thousand dollars. Provided it is not expedient to capture him alive then the rewards are to be paid to the parties killing him, upon tue presentation the of proper proof thereof. The Territory also offers three hundred dollars for each of the Kid followers. conditioned az above. to the number of eight. IT e offers of rewards are wisely worded for the reason that their apprehension alive would prove hazardous undertaking. and that in order to accomplish the object in view it is more than probable that they will resist arrest and fight tO the death. It will also be observed that the widest latitude is given no limit Is named AS to the locality where they may be arrested and killed. Ii in Mexico, where they are likely to go if closely pressed, the reward obtains and will be paid. Cochise, Pima, Pinal and Apache counties, winch have suffered from the Kids depreda. tions. and are liable 10 further incur sions. should join in the good work by offering like rewards with Gila and Graham
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-12-07
A Cholers Scare.

A reported outbreak of cholera at Helmetta, N. J., created much excite ment in that vicinity. Investigation showed that the disease was not chol- era but violent dysentery, which is slmos: as ssvere and dangerous as cholera. Mr. Water Willard, prom inent merchant of Jamesburg. two miles from Helmetta, says Chamber lain's Collie: Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy has given great satisfaction in the most severe cases of dysentery. It is certainly one of the best things ever made. For sale by H. J. PETo. f
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-12-07
Hebrews in New York.

The Mail and Express reports that the annual wholesale trade done in New York city by Hebrews is about *s5o. .o0O,- 900, divided in this way: Clothing. s55,- GOO, 900; jewelry, s3O.Oo0.0oo meats, so5, ,OO0. 900; wine. spirits and beer. s25,- OOO, 900; tobacco and cigars. s30. 0.O0o. 900; diamonds, s12, 2,oO0. 900; about the same amount in hides and leather, and so on in other less important lines. These are big figures. that indicate in a meas ure the predominance of the Hebrew in the business world. Many of them made their way in the face of great odds. Joseph Seligman, the elder. was a poor bank clerk Joseph Schiff. an- other banker and millionaire. went to New York poor less than thirty-six years ago, and was also a bankers clerk. The Wormsers were small cloth ing dealers Tn Sacramento before they became financiers. Louis Strasbourger. the diamond king went to New York penniless from Bavaria. Lazarus Strauss started in a small crockery shop and is now the head of the greatest pot tery house in the world.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-12-07
IN EUROPEAN CAPITALS,

ABOUT quarter "f the people in Paris iiy. ju apartments.
 HERE are riD=: s-uiI. different banking companies in London.
 THE authorities of Berlin have de- cided to incorporate the suburbs in the civic boundary. thus increasing its radius to ten miles and bringing up its population to three millions.
 PUPILS in an English technical school rowed across the channel from Folke- stone to Boulogne recently in an ordi- nary four-oared galley, covering the distance in five and one-half hours and beating the record.
 Ar the beginning of the current year the police force of London numbered 15,O3s men. Sixty per cent. of the force is required for night duty. The Metro politan police district embraces an area of about 6SS square miles.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-12-07
4 GHASTLY FIND.
The Skeleton of John Waters Found in the Rocks With.
 in Two Miles of Town.

James Lamb came in town last night about darK and informed the coroner that he had found the rr- mains of man just below town in the rocks. The undertakers were notified and proceeded at once with the coron- CT to the point indicated. They found the body. which was placed in box and brought to town.
 The head was all that was left by which the identify of the deceased could be determined, and was recog- nized as that ei Joln Waters, the cid hunter, who had been missing since about election day. This morning the Waters brothers positively identified the body as that oi their father. Be- site the hair and beard, there was one other mark that could not be mistak- en. The foreinger of the left hand was gone, which member was missing on the hand Of John Waters.
 From Nh Lamb the PRosP cToR learns that he found the body while riding through the rocks. It was lying on its back with arms cut stretched oG ei,he. side. One leg was crossed oser the other The bat and shoes were found few yards away, while the overalls and shirt were found near the body. All the flesh had been eaten of the body by coyotes. From indications it would seem that the deceased had undressed before taking his last sleep. The spot at which the remains were found was about POO yards above Mcrgsn's place. About five weeks ago a man answering Waters description came to Morgan's house and asked for water. He appeared to be demented. He asked for water, saying'I must have water; no man would deny he water" After getting the water he sat down by the corner of the house and re- mained some time before striking out again. In all probability he went up to where his remains were found. | An inquest was held this morning, at which tie facts as above stated were established.
 John Waters had made his living of late years by hunting and was a sure shot. Bear hunting was his fsvorite psstime, and he would pile a whole family of grizzlies at his feet without . shake of his hand. His latest exploit was in the Huachuca mountains when he shot a she bear, and while skinning it the male came rushing down the side of the mountain at him directly in the trail on which he was standing. He seized his rife and just as the ami nal was about to mako the last leap before reaching him he fired. The ball took effect between the eyes, and bruin rolled over and over with . ter rife force that would have settled the hunters worldly affairs had not he jumped to one side just after sending the bullet into the animals brain. The bear weighed 800 pounds. The skin was purchased by o. c. Smith for $20 and he still retains it.