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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-11
GOOD FOR OUR SIDE.

Hon. j. Taylor EllysOn, ex-chairman Of the
State Democratic Committee, speaking OF the
conventions action, last night said:
~ regard the denomination OF President llar-
rison a. the best that could haye.been made 10
insure Democratic success in Virginia next fall.
He Is known 20 be In favor OF the force bill and
any other oppressive measure that would place
tho Republicans in control Of the southern
states. This, together with the divisions that
will certainly follow the dssentions at Mime
apolis between the Blaine ard Harrison forces,
will make our victory an easy one next fall. so
far az our own State Is concerned l have never
had any very serious dOub, Of our ability 70
carry Virginia in the coming contest, and now
that Harrison has been renominated feel conf
dent that we will cast tho electoral vote for the
Democratic nominee. ! believe that az tho con-
test wears on any divisions that now exist In our
ranks will disappear, and that We may agaili
count upon Il South solid for the Democratic can
didate. With bold and aggressive campaign
ia the North and West feel that We have good
chance to hope for Democratic success in the
country next November. Certainly the outlook
is one that should greatly stimulate our tOrces-
aud there is enough OF encouragement in the
situation TO make Us feel that, with thorough or
ganization and an active and energetic cam
palgn, we can inaugurato Democratic candi-
date President on the 18th Of next March
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-11

HARRISON AND REID.
III, President and the Late Minister
TO France.
r.TY TIE REPUBLICAN, TICKET,
u.. Of Maine, Routed, Horse,
loot, and Dragons.
'rr rlCNLIlC SIMPLY NOT N IT,
2g Takes ihe Cake on The Very
First ROnHd.
OUTLAWS CASE THE SANE.
~.yr-,'.m NaiHiaintd Practically and
mpilt Of Fact
mI T THE DAYS WORK
Vns and Incidents, Lively,
,suclS and Loud,
m mnnN0l'S 'GRlTIFICiTIOy.
-rrseJ 10 an Uudieoce in
Hrte house.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-11
vus and Incidents, Lively,
.aIrraN and Loud.

r.a0N0I'S 'GBATIFICiTION,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-11

"These four years largely reiegatea 70 the
,saip,s of history past issues, ana brought -
Toe 40 face with what Democracy, It's professions
snd is practices mean to-day. The great names
which adorned the roll OF Republican statesmen
s,d so,dlers are still potent and pOpuiar. Tho
s,,.st measures of tho Republican party are stil
tho best OF the history OF the century.
.sThe unoquallod and Gnexampled story Of Re
publicanisn IN its promises and iis achieve
r,nsnts ssauds unique In the record Of parties IN
eoyernments which are free. But We live IN
practical tunes, facing practical Issues which
nffect the bus ness the wages, the iabor, and the
prosperity Of to-day. The campaign viii DO
,yon nr los, not upon the bad record Of James X.
polk. or Of franklin Pierce, or Of Jsnes Bu-
chanan-ilot upon the good record of Lincoln. or
of i;rapt, or Of Arthur, or Of Hayes, or of Car
field. IL viii to won or lost upon the LoEey,
foreign OF domestic, the Industrial measures ana
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-11

"The whole number Of votes" said the clerk,
sis gO1I@. Tho number necessary 70 cholce
DO 4r9 "fApplause.I Benjamin Harrison re-
ceivea SO 1-B votes. Prolonged applause.
James G. Blame receives ls2 l-G. lApplause.l
William Mckinley receives 1872. Cheers
Thomas u. Reed 4, and robert Lincoln, /.
rtrnianse.l "Benjamin Harrison, having re-
ceiyed majority OF all the votes cast SAID
Chairman Mckinley, lis tue nominee OF thla
convention. Shall tnat nomination be unani-
mous?n lGreat applause ana cheers ana cTies
d, All in favor Of making 1t unanimous say
ave-" said the chairman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-11

~.1r-ia Nainiaintd Practically and
iupoMt Of Fact
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-11

colt pronounced u one great universal howl
went up from tho audience and was taken up
by large number Of delegates. New York par
ticulariy being worry cfluslvc. Hats and hand
kerchieis' As well as fans and umbrellas. we're
cDliei into use, and tho noiny galleries assisted
In the uprOar with their feet
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-18

SCOTLAND NECK IMPRovISG-A gen.
tleman SAID to Us this week that q friend
Of his who recently visited Scotland Neck
said that 1t had improved more during
the past few years than any town in this
section. he spoke Of the new buildings
and the increase of population the Knit
ting Mil. orrught here.
Persons frequently remark TO US that
Scotland Neck Is growing rapidly and we
tell them We see some Improvement, ard
they say they see rapid improvement.
AID so 1t is We who are here all the
time do not observe the improvements we
are making like those who come oniv &C.
ca>ionally. The town has no profession
al boom, out steady growth and i'm
pryvemeut al the time.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-18
PERSONALS

NJ. and Mrs. q. Oppenheimer
have moved 10 Petersburg, Va.
Miss Gertie knchln attended
wake Forest Anniversary last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Josev are
keeping house and Rev K T. EanD
aud family have taken rooms st Mr..
Josey's.
Mrs. W. w. Jones who has been
on visit ID friends near Littleton,
returned home Tuesday. She ~.ll
board at Mr.. j. H. Futrell's.
Maj. Barrawd Of the Military 5 .h1ol
was called hone to Richmoud la-t
Thursday on account of the lllae~~
OF his brother; but be retarued sat
urdHy, his brother having impravs d.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-18
i PREACHER y OPINION.

Rocky Mount Argonaut
In = conversation witt Rev. NJ.
Hoover, Of Elm CITY, woo IS a we'll
inform ii mar, and who has travelled
tensi.ely through the country, be
ststei that next fall there would be
pore PROVISIONS Of all kinds in this
country, than was ever before seen.
He saws the farmers hav, determin>
ca TO cut heir cotton crops away
do"a, aod plant food crops. II Is
what tue Argonant has heen urging
0pon The people al The time.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-18
NEWSY GRAPHS.
II ERE AND ELNEN HERE
WISE AND OTHERWISE.

WILL PREACH TO NIGHT-Rev. W.
L. GrI>som Will preach to night Thurs
day) in the Methodist church Of this place.
MARRIED February 10th at the res
idence of the brides father, Miss Agnes
Wick to Mr.. Benjamin E. Bradley all of
Halifax county. Rev F. A. Vines off,
cjsted.
There Is considerable work already
done IN the country; and although there
has been much talk Of hard times there
has been some work done. Farmers are
not asleep
EDUCATION FOR HIS CHILDREN
A subscriber in renewing says that THE
DEMOCRAT is good educator for bis
children. 1t is the cheapest tuition he
can give them, he says,
AN EXCURSION. There will be an
excursion from Scotland Neck to New
Berne " ednesday Of next week, giving
an opportunity to visit the New Berno
fair.
Train will leave here 6.o'clnck g. M,
and will return about 10 at night Round
trip from Scotland Neck will cost S2.75,
THE CORRECT PLAN.-A subscriber
in Franklin county in RENTING for his
new subScripuo1 says:
I'VE cannot miss single issue. Your
plan is the correct one. All papers ought
to adopt it. No subscriber ought to
object to your plan. Wife says although
times are hard she must have THE DEM
OJRAT. She will sell eggs and butter
to paw for it rather than be without it."
COMMEND THE PLAN-Almost every
single person who has renewed suhscrip-
ton TO The DEM UCRAT on our cash sy S.
TEL has taken the time to commend the
plan. Men 1hL oeed us more than q
year at time say they wish we had run
on the cash system all the time.
We we're sure that large majority Of
our readers would like it. Now and then
Il COOL old friend seems a little bit dis
u.
tirmed that the cash system is the only
correct way to run country newspaper.
hard times OF what not.
In SMALL THINGS A gentlema an who
lives IN the country only a mile or two
>arc to us recently tina. the Knitting Mills
here are |oing much good. Not only Is
ths town realizing a benefit from them
but the people in the country as well
T .e gentleman said that the increase ID
the sale OF wood in the town since The
mills have been running Is quite marked.
And so an industry or enterprise that
brings people to town mahes market
for what those away from town have to
sell, and AL are benefited.
AMI yet here aud there some fellow
hose liver is badly disordered cries out
against town c)iques and rings and wish
es they were all annihllated.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-18
The British & American Mortgage TO.
mo TiCE-

BY vlrtuue OF AL execution issuirg 10
me from the Superior Court Of Halifax
county, in favor OF Noah BiggS a Co. and
against CHARLES Is. Everett.
] shall sell to the highest bidder lor
cash at the court house door in Haitian.
% Monday the 18th day Of March 1892
the interest OF Charles Il. Everett in one
hundred and eighty lSO) acres Of land ma
PALMYRA township adjoining the iand-
o. + NJ Johnston, Roht Ferrall and known
as Mrs. J II Everett's dover to satlst>
said execution Tins lst day of Feb 1s92
i. |. ALL~ BROOK.
At. Sheriff HALIFAX County.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-18
NOTICE +.

Having qualified as executriA OF the
last will and Testament OF \ bert g.
Aaron deceased, late Of Halifax county
n. G this Is to notify all persons having
claims against the estate Of said tecea 81
to exhibit them to the undersigned on on
before the 5,h day Of January 1898. on
this notice will be pleaded in bar Of thcIr
recovery. \ | persons indebted 10 .aIn
estate will pie ase make immediate paw
ment This zSth day Of December 1891
W. c THoRNE, Atty.
1-l4-6t. ANNA, AARON, Execut,ix
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-18
NOTICE.,

DY virtue of power in me vested by a
II deed of trust executed to me by
R. r. Owens and wife on the 25th day OF
March, 1885. and which is duly recorded
in the Regl>ter's office for Halifax coun>
tv, in Book 75A. on page l56, at the re
quest of Norman x Everett. | shall sell
Tor cash to the highest bidder at public
auction IN the town IF Scotland Neck,
on the fifth day of March. 1892 the land
particularly described in said deed. being
that land III the Greenwood part of Scot
land Neck where Mr.. Latham now re-
sides, bounded by the land Of W. H.
kitchin, J. Y. Savage, b. |. All,orook.
W. n. Steptoe and others, and by Main
street, and containing one hunored and
seventy>hve acres, more or less.
This sale will be subject to prior
deed Of Il ust on said land made by laid
Owens and wife to W. A. Dunn, which
is of record in Book 70A, on page 57l,
to secure the debt therein mentioned.
the amount of which will be made known
on day of sale.
This Dec. LIST, 1891.
NOAH BIGGS,
II 3 is. Trustee.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-18
An A urOral Flash.

IL has been many years since TIE auro-
ia burealls, so commmon some fifteen or
more years agV, was seen here until
Saturday night, 1t Was quite pretty ,
aud apart from It's being one OF the deep
aud hidden mysteries ol nature,lts beauty
CAUSED one to gaze III silent Wuuder.
Tue papers state Inat at Petersburg, Va ,
the people became alaim med, thInklng that
Richmond was on fire,
1t Is quite probable that we may set
frequent roturno of the phenomenon tOr
The Coming weeks or even moutns.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-18
HILL CgTY OF VIRGINIA.
NOTES ABOUT LYNCHBURG.
Cor. of THE DEMOCRAT.)

tCor. of THE DEMOCRACY
Thinking probably that letter from
he Hill City" may be of interest to
some Of your readers, if you will allow
me, | sha occupy just small space i'll
your excellent paper of which | am now
a subscriber and regret that ! have not
been all along. Since Scot and Neck is
my native town and naturally | feel a
great interest IN what goes on there, |
am glad to know that you are booming"
Lynchburg has been much improved in
the last year. We can boast of great
many useful industries now, such as our
Cotton Mill which j. a success, Shoe and
Furniture Factory, Zinc and Iron
Works, etc. There Is great convenience
in our electric car line, whic transports
you from hill to bill, to West Lynck burg
and Rivermont. The Rivermont bridge
is completed now and Is quite an attracts
i've structure. The West LynchbuIg
Hotel is an immense and elegant building
and bids fair to become a fine summer
resort.
The Rivermont College when complet-
e will, [ think, be wltout a rival. Since
my stay here have become much at
tached to Lynchburg and its people as
the Virginians are noted for their good
ness and hospitality.
MISS Emma Comann of your place has
beet with US for some time but expects
to return home soon, much to the regret
of her many friends here.
Winter has visited us very lightly so
far, with the exception of three small
SHOWS il has been comparatively spring
wea her. The ''Grippe' did not forget
us and has been very prevalent and in
many cases has proved fatal.
Not wishing to become tiresome shall
conclude for this time with the happy
thought that | shall be well posted as to
the happenings in Scotland Neck through
The DEMOCRAT | shall welcome it as
one form home. With best wishes for it's
success and wishing you, Mr.. Editor, a
pleasant and prosperous year,
am Respectfully.
Feb. 18th. SKINNER.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-18

A movement WAS Put on foot il
H. nderson last Saturday for the o..
4aniz alton Of third party. A
executive committee was appointer
which will meet Mach 3rd. A teI..
1ram from Henderson that day said
good crowd Was prescott. The
nesting was attended by both coll
Ore.
Better go slow in third party
movements. They can not do the
cause Of the people any good.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-18

a blind man calling himself Prot
Cl ford, gave musical entertainment
IN Temperance Hall Monday night.
The exercises consisted OF Instrumental
music on the violin, and 4, he vocal.
The songs were OLD and the whole per
formance not above ordinary, but the
audience seemed to enjoy 1t. Tne blind
man must have reIalIz d some fifteen or
twenty dollars from the proceeds of the
evening.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-18
LAND SALE.

Whereas, Jessie AMI Robt K. Bu-we.1
dii on 3sth day Of April Isl. execute
and deliver 10 VIA. +. MrlleD ocrtsla
mortgage deed @. lanl> therein describe
~ HAlfax County. State % y u. - Sc
cure the payment of The SUN OF 80 "
which said mortgage deed + recorded ru
HAitfax e., IN sad tate. n B5oa - Is
on Page 35t 10 xhich reference Gs ksrr.
hy made. and whereas the said Hgu
Ne.lvu by a. assignment dllv acAnoE j.
edged before VI. - ooaist, ConmsSs1au-
er for the State Of North Carolina 10 Nc~
Orleans. Louisiana, and On Nay l.th
lSs7, dld assign unto the British \
ruericAn Mortgage Company Limgte,..
the hereinbeforc mentioned mortgage
deed ADD ,hc debt therein secured, Aad
whereas default has been made so 60
payment Of the Moneys secured hy sad
mortgage.
Notice Is hereby given, that uatsr
and by virtue OF The pasvr Hf
sale contained IN said mortgage the an
der-igued, the BRITISH s Am~reAn Mart
-a-r Company, Limited on the sth Is
II March ls9l IN front II thc Cfurf
tIou-e IN the Town OF HALIFAX, Couulf
Of Halifax, state Of North CArolius, sfI.
sell At public auction 10 the highest hfa-
der for cash, the following described
property. viz All that tract Of lant
m Halifax county. state of North Gar
una. containing 1879 acreS that w. a.
Gifted Jessie \. Dawson a. one IS ts,
two heirs at law Of ere Temperance bas
son. bt Commissioners duly app it, r.
which return bears dste NV. l4'"
SIS. AID Is duly recorded III BugA 50
Pr. Dos and $50 1n Register % lee
Office isr Halifax County, less go acre.
abich have subsequently thereto ''-,t.
o & off nv the said Jessie A, Burwrt,
and husband X r Burwell Nv thrce
several deeds, To vat. lst deed dated Ma,
lNt 1854 from Jessie \. Burwell and
hu~bAand TO Eliza Baker containing J. =
acres lad by deed dated &C. lath lNsa
from same parties - Mike Hardp Cote
veYinG luy acres; and 3rd toy deed dated
Jan 9Th lSs2 from same parties to Mil,
Hardy conveying ll5 acres more or Is.
The property hereby conveyed being
bounced onthe North by the laut> o
Mike Hardy: on the East hv lands 3I 4
Leggest and Whedbee * Dickinson, nn
the South by / ands Of j. II. Alexander
-tals: aud on West b. lands OF nr,. \. J.
BE (.
This sale vii be made Ia satisfy ;h.
debt secured by said mortgage. I'D sact
ritlc SIll be conveyed a Us vested In tnr
part e - SAID mortgage.
The British & American Mortgage TO-.
Feby Sgr 1892. Limited.
BY r. l. TRAVIS, Attorney
For so much Of the sale a. above
may be coming to the mortgage, he vii
accept from, any responsible purchaser
one-titth cash, ard the balance ~ annual
inStalmeuts. > II 1t
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-18

rg-uE INCEST LIN L OF STATIONERY.
/ ~peucerIan pen points, School baskets,
Slaff rn's INK, Slate pencils, etc, IN town
at j. D. Ray $.
very nice assortment Of dress but
tons, prices low down at j. b. hays.
a lice liue Of The Scotland Neck Cot
ton Nil Hosiery at J. D. Rav's.
A BIZ lot Of fine cigars at j D. Rays
For fine candy, fancy cakes, Mason's
Standard ~oda Crackers, all fresh and
rice, call on j, ID. RAY.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-18

Eastern Ca:oIina has not suffered
my worse from the short crops ami
10" prices than macy other region
II the State. 1t has been almost
genera, aud the prevailing opinion
Of bow to get nd of it is to max
plenty to live on at home.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-18

And after the typhoid fever; diptheria,
pneumonia, or other prostrating dis
eases, Hoods Sarsaparllla is just what
is needed to restore the strength and
visor so much desired and 10 expel all
poison from the blood. 1t has had Won
full success in many such cases.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-18

Mr.. w G Thorne, the new county So
licItor, acquitted himself well III the In
terlor court this week. II was his first
court since his election aud his work was
well done and his prosecutions were sat
Iotactory.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-18
PARAGRAPHS.
ABOUT PASSING EVENTS.
as THEY APPEAR TO THE EDIToF
THROUGH HIS OWN GLASSES AND
OTHER PEOPLE'5

Ex Gov. a. II. Scales died at hi
rome IL Green-boro last week
North Carolina suotaius great loss
/" the death of 81 good and upright
i Cit'z n Ufln6 Ie0ce.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-18
HALIFAX GLEANlNGS.
VhAI 7RE DENOCRA7 REP ORTER
SEES AND HEARS ABOUT IHE
COURI HOUeE AND
ELSE WHERE.

The February term OF Inferior court
convened here yesterday, Judge /. \,
Hill presiding Both associate justices
were present. The docket for the term
is comparatively small, there being
only % cases for trial, viz: Assault and
battery s; failure to list /; larceny 5; re-
leasing prisoners 2. trespassing .; a 6;
disp osing Of mortgaged property /. The
court closed today. The following were
the grand jury: E. W Hyman, foreman,
A. NJ. Inge. Collin Gray, j. A. Smith, j
". Butts, j J W Mitchell, c, '. An
drcws, q. w. Moore, W, II. Anthony,
Jno. Medford, Lafayette Manly, Amos
cherry, e c. Allsbrook, II. ). James,
W B. Stamper.
Rev. ". L. Grisson, the regular pastor
of the Methodist Episcopal Church being
absent OF account of sickness in his fami-
ly, his appointment here last Sunday was
filed by the Rev. Mr.. Vines, who deliv-
ed two very impressive sermons before a
large and appreciative congregation. He
will lecture here tonight. His subject
being 'crooks and cranks". AS the sub
ject is al uncommon one our people look
for something highly entertaining.
Mr. Geo. Gillian, who has been assist
ing Messrs. j. g. and F. W God for sever
al years at their Greenfield and Drum
mons point fishe' les, sear Edenton on
the Albemarle sound, left here last Frs
day and will he gone several months.
Mr.. G. b. Hale returned from Rich>
nond and Philadelphia yesterday, wnere
he has been for some time for the treat
ment Of bis ear.
Feb. l6, '92. "RExTUs."
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-18
NOTICE

Having qualified as Administrators on
the estate 81 William Hyman deceased,
hereby notify al persons having claim
against said deceased to exhibit the samr
to me or mv ! ttv, K H. Smith Jr.. o,
or before the 18th day of Januar, 1893
A III persons indebted to the estate Ii
please make payment. THIS Jan. 5th
! S92.
MARY E. LYMAN, Adminlsuallix,
Z
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-18

A railroad mau remarked to US
recently that the railroad commits
,iCners are very conservative men
aud are o!.Ing general satisfaction.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-18

Hoods Pills act especially upon the
the liver, rousine it from torpidlty to
It's natural duties, cure constipation and
assist digestion.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-18
Hoes TO EXCHANGE.

Will exchange several stockings for
their weight [hvel IN side meat. Viii
kill them on the 10th, if not exchanged
before then.
s. NJ. ALEXANDER d Son,
2 IL If Palmyra, \. c..
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-18
The State Reviewed
THE WAY TO DO IT.

lFraukIjn Times.)
II y very easy to farm with tbt
monte, and some few make money a
IT. rot those WHO farm with their
bands ure the only ones who pro
duce any thing.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-18
:" FL AT IS
SCROFULA

Ii is that impurity in the blood, which, &C
cumulating in the glands Of the neck, pro
duces unsightly Jumps or swellIngs; which
causes painful running sores on the arms,
legs, or feet; which DEVELOPS ulcers in the
eyes, ears, or nose, often causing blindness or
deafness; which is the origin Of pimples, cam
cerous growths, or the many other manifesto
tons usually ascribed TO "humors;" which,
fastening upon the lungs, causes consumption
and death. Being the most ancient, ii Is the
most general OF all diseases or affections, FOL
very few persons are entirely free from II
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-18
Execution Sale.

BY virtue Of an execution directed to
the undersig ned from the Supe rior Court Of
WAYNE County entitled l.. ". Humphrey
against j. O'Ifara and j. T. Dawson.
will OH Wednesday the 9Th day Of y arch
1892 at Il O'Clock IN. at the Courf hou, =
DIOR of Halifax County sell 10 the high
est bidder for cashto "a tisfy said exc
cution all the right, tide and interest
which } z. Dawson has in that store
house and lot in the town Of Enfield now
occupied by VI. I Wood fronting - feet
on Railroad street running back 100 feet
adjoining the lands Of J. H. Whitaker
and W. : Parker; also that store house
los occupied by Robert PaIaer fronting
u feet on Railroad street running back
70 feet adjoining the lands Of J. H. Par
ker ard ;. 5. Alsop.
This 9Th day Of February. 1852
+. ! AI.sBRcoK, sheriff
2-lI-ts. Per ). J Clark, ID. :.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-18

The state CIronicle Of l6th SAY :
he following of the Third Part,
meeting at Henderson last Saturday
''Tnere seems. from all we can
2a' her, TO have ten pretty fai,
aLtend ance, and il was notable THAT
the regrUes and white men off lated
aud ming led together quite freely
rs they are won't TO 40 10 an old lash
Onet IL tHlcal convention, WITH tGi-
a fl renee there was rather LARGE
proportion Of white men than ar
usually seen homo obing with ne
Lr"es The Third party has beel
formed, not by ia county as q
Whole out by having meetings il.
h'ee tow uships, aud appointing tht
following County Executive Com
10 tie: George Wrlah t, A. Burwell.
GEORGE +, Wortham, d. H. Gil,
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