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TErsTFFS, sALE or ysIU 1BIF IMPROVED
sKA EsIATE ~ rShl FKFvT gkk k5Fr TEf 81
THE ON OF WASHINGTON. IIsTKiCT OF
sn ssi a. e ;S , g ,s IN. s s. af IN # The
%. Dt-,rct q Columbia and At tn r,gae<t g the
rsIty .-SSTss ts.rssy ins m - ,fs
Tins. ON NoSD,f; THE Ninth DAY or
O'CLOCK ?. ". all that real state situated in the
si,y y Washington; bistcirt q Coun,ia and t.ng
as ~ ne d@Ith thereof, anil az ot- nui~re forty
saTiins - the su,ivi.i@n Of aid su1T by the vssry
Of - Johns parish uiAar ~ 4 \ Lacey, aitor ey
ID surveyor; siscs q ths Dis;rici 81 Coaubr to
r-,hsE VIII The iwrr.y ,.s-ntf ther her, -.
q 70 % .ed ,hr~s - ys.s , Tor Se, the TsGn
cent I-r snnnIn from the dsy Il VIII fe ,sksn
secured BY t-e.i q trust uVon tie property. or al
dspo-ii u $50 vii - r'iaiT, .: the urrhss-r or
urn :, g. VII. - ale A. .ngins Il
- rati % the i,y = lie Z seTu.s sai@ % not
tru-t-s- re-sry. the ht 10 rcsi ih property a, the
c' and r- = dfaul,ins purchaser after i've days
HsLRIsoS : B,RBoCR.
- 1870 New York ave. Trrs,..
wrLLI.NJ HntER. trustees
TT wAGGAMtS hu-i.oaerr AZ dS,ls
RiTcLFrL. DAB" 90. -. sycfI9NSEEEs,
VALUABLE THETE-srORY BRICK DWELLING
sS>fatilIN hE fivrS rT F5oN so GdHcnIl
CO. LAR. ALL MODTRN IMPROVEMENTS
on Esbtl. JAZZ akY fHIkb.D iSsi. at FOUR
YIfrLE> O'CLOCK ?. NJ. Ne viii ~. IN front of
''' Tor IIs. N SQUARE lea
~ an - 49, hh- soSss Is s.sss:I s sr 3,
.sns near ;hs herdi In. and n. cab, csIs ard n |.
o. d~-d % t-ust q 5000 the particulars Of which
Terms e. 900 over and above the trust to b. paid in
cash. the os.ne IN sy msnths Win interest secured
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SUBURBAN. PROPERTY.

IrOR SAIE-A NEW COTTAGE AND - ACRES
i near electric cars. for 5000; $3.50 cash. balance
s25 per month; also s-room cottage; acres; full
station; 81 $50; goo cash. balance $50 per month 3
acres. broom house and barn; 600 down. balance
a34 per acre; splendid garden land terms third
cash l4a near above and in the corporate limits
balance in i. 2 and Years; would make beau sd
full home. stock. dairy r garden farm. 1 make sub
urban and farm p operty specialty: Send for my
charge; JAMES E. CLEMENTS. i32i st. NV.
dc I'm
EoR sAIE-MANY SMALL HOMES AND sUBUR-
Il ban p aces around the national capital for sale
cheap and on te make this class of property
aspecfaty and take persons TO examine il free of
SPECULATION investments cord ally n vited to
call or send and get my large new list and map q
miles around several lots for sale 8 down.
for rent. JAMES E. CLEMENTS. 1871 + st. n W.. ".
d16-lm
l Glen. Nd. as Christmas Sift for your or
daryhter; they are heap now-$2O0 $500. &400 and
$500. J. r. HEREFORD. l419 St n3O-lm
WOODED LOT AT KENSINGTON, FRONTING
For sale on small monthly payments. Prices from
s2o 10 $500 lot. discount Of 10 per on lots
.
n23-td3lin
Cok SALOON SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS,
more new homes a: Lakeland Nd.
sa and 81 per MO- MO-
One q. 800 cottage.sto 10 RS s45 cash md s45 mo
pumps fences onthuildiuns &c Lakeland is situated
eight miles from Warrington on the Wash br Of the
no r. K l. has beautiful lake stores Poss once.
Sniy ~ cents each , way. Apply TO EDWIN T. NEW
p.mot skelsnd Inquire for T. J. GABLE. supt.
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

THE oFFICE OF ThE ANNOTATED STEAK
Carpet Cleaning Works and the U. y. Mattress Co.
has been removed 70 ITO Pc ave. nv. Bedding Of
every description made 70 order % tbs lowest pFcs
MS u NEWHYER. Manager.
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ID kICLIFFE. DAI.. = co tUC-TIuNEERs.
h 10 IA AVE- y. W
nUNcASsoS BROS AaeuOne.r.
ikusIEkx SALE or 4 BRICK DWELLING NUM-

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING NUM-
BERED l2ls G STREET SOUTHWEST.
By virtue u deed Of rust duly recorded In Iiber
l58. folio $50 ct Oi the l.nd records Of the
Distrirt q Columbia. Will sell in frsnt OF the
rr~mi-.s on WEDNESDAY. the FOURTH DAY Of
JANUARY issri HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK.
the following d-.rt-d land sEd premises situate IN
the city q WAshinston. District Of Columbia. and
Designated the east s;I 60 feet front and oak the
width With d-pth Of Original 10; Numbered nine
teen ugl and th- thirteen tl3) feet front and
bach the width with full depth lot numbered
twenty C2Oo In square numbered two hundred aud
ninety cS- together with all and singular the
and APpurteu snre- 10 the belonging or In any
vfs- arpsrtssninz
Terms Ons-third % tie purchase money IN cash.
the bAlAnc- IN on. and two Notes TO ts given
t~srfng date of sac With u cent interest Der
nurn. payable -ss annually. and 10 be secured by
-i OF trust on the PREMISES s0ld or al es-h at tas
option Of purrhs.er A deposit Of zoo required at
the tsIns OF sale Convsyaneing. he. at purchA.ers
cost Terms ~ piled With IN nfts~n days other
vfse N. the rsht % resell the prop,
city At the and defatinz after
p.rer published m washington. u. q.
wv. W. bpAKMA<. , r..-
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IrnITEp STATES MkksHAL's SALE

BY virtue Of writ Of ner fsrias issued out Of the
clerks once q the suer-ns Court % the District OF
Coiumhta ard % dir-cted. will sell 81 public
s.~ for cash IN font Of the court house door u
District, 90 rEspAl IHE TENTH DAY OF
iAxTAkY Isss3 TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ ali the
Eht. ue claim and interest Of the dsfend.ni in and
nlnb~r.d hundred and txenty--isht rl0,sl. city
sinxular the iapro ats Their --iz 4 and levied
uroa the pr0p-rty Of fatrtck Boyle. and will Be
..lf ~ .stf-fy exeutton No "a 80 at law favor
nebsFs n, Whit, Ne q iieya E c.Tutssr,
RATCLIfFE. DARR CO.. Aactionesrs.
I-So1nfx.lz1sklA2
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MANICURE.

MADAME PAYN MANICURE AND CHIROPOD-
IN list, 7O3 18TH ST. N.W.-Ths only Importer and
Manufacturer Of FINE MANICURE and CHIROPOD-
Is GOODS soutn VI New xorx. no2u-tr
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
BENsINGER. AUCTIoNEER.


TOMORROW.
g BENsINGER. AUCTIoNEER.
WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR.
$40 La AVE NV.
PEREMPToRY SALE
OF
HORSES. MARES AND MULES.
We will sell at the Bazaar $40 Ls-ave.
NV. THURSDAY MORNING. DE-
GENDER TwKNTY-NINTH. at TEN
O'CLOCK.
One cxr load of Horses. Mares and Mules.
consigned to us by Msssrs. NJ. For and
Son of Baltimore. nth instruetions to
close out the eniire stock 10 the hiohest
bidders-rc0ardiess Of cost hence every
one will positively be sold
In this lot will be found stock suitable
for any hind of business. rare chance
for prospective buyers.
S. BENSINGER. Auetioneer.
1t $40 La. ave. NV.
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REGULAR WEEKLY SALE
OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS
WITHIN Orr SALES ROOMS. THURSDAY,
pEoEMBEK TWLNTn,SINTH. AT Ten A. NJ
ALMOST EVERYTHING NEEDED FOR THE
HOUSEHOLD, PARIoR. DINING AND BED
ROOM. KITCHEN. &c, sc. 1t
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7 ATIMER 4 SLOAN. AUcTIONEERs.
r

CONSOliDA I'd Isl MORtGtGE GOLD
BONDS OF -lcO EACH At AUCIlOS
On TUESDAY. JANUARY THIRD. lSss}. at
TWELVE N vi h n orr sales rooms. l4Ot q 1t {.
we viii sell fo- banker the following stock held by
him col ateral-
L. AMERICAN TELEPHONE CoMPANY'S CON
sOLfDA1E I'D Is. MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS.
Terms each.
d2sd;s LkTIMER & SLOAN. Auctioaeers.
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did you make any calls last New Years."
''Yes," replied Billy Bluhkins. II called
several times. That's why swore off playing
poker
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-28

well 60 into partnership" said the char
coal to the bellows.
IAN right" was the reply; "Tn raise the
wind"
"Yes, and can put up little dust myself"
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TRUSTEES, sAi.T ~ TuG BEICK DWELLINGS,
NUMBERS RIA ASD i1l6 - STREET NORTH

fASr.
By vtrtu- - i.~,i~ pl trust bear Hg date
Arsti = ISL. -n du'v lr,isi IN lihe- 1915 ia o
10 q ~- and II - tI- Ian ~--or~ 30 the
District - c. art al b. r~que>i OF the u1rtiss
srsur- thereby. ws VII Ill a Plh!ir ANT ton, ~
. NJ % tn wr-mi---. W DNf-DAI. lHE
FLtVFNrH pay az JAM AIRY, \. d 1890. At
HNIF-PkST THEE U-CIO- .. NJ. th,s- c"r: sin
n g. psrce,- 80 lani and Premise. situate IN
Ns-hfuEfon city. Dis trt q Columbia. Eu-'wn and
di-tin-ui-had aLd en- lots numbered Ia and
Ia MrIarhi~n md J. ufhIn. t-us-ees. su
division. In sIuar- In~. pr plat -l-G Iiber
49, folio - q me records q the sIrv-vors flee of
IT, Di-tr-t Of Cpiu nhis stit igt- having II
Of IL feet -fsh hv depth q 80 f~-t alley, TO-
Eether with tn Inn ants, Consisting IT two
strry hrirk dw-iin<> nu .ilsred l2ii and l2lO ID
street no Incest
Terms ~ sale. u hi-t 80 the purrhs~e money u lie
Paid IN ra-h tn bs4 IN three IL payments
n one. two ga h--e Wiz y cent me est.
psvat --Ii-annualy anu s--urr! ~ d-. - trust
on the property a. al "a n. 1p.tpu II the
chaser deT-it %. : ID vii - reiuiT a OF each
house at n suf sale All convey sucing anu record
tr o, pur esse-.> rst- Tern " ~,e 20 b. cOinrt-d
With IN days fru.l dag o. e.otherwt~ trustees
IN. rixht resell rlsk aud defauitls
purchaser purrka--r~.
" v FpFONSrbN.
Ofhr. -sOO > % - n W. Trustees
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Midst the breaking Of engagements
Things will not be truly fair
Till the party who proposes
Signs q contract then and there.
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HE speaks very badly. 1 couldn't under
stand word he uttered
"les. He's an utter failure"
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II BERNHEIMER Il CO., Auctioneers,
Il. Successors 20 Weeks 4 Co,
637 Louisiana ave-
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STOCK OF A PROVISION STORE, CONSISTING
OF Ten ErCEGT~ OF ASSORTED PRE-
sEENfs. CtS GOODS. PICKLES CAISCP.
BLogk AID KAsKS, tINTUKES, WING.
CASHIERS OFFICE. SCAI. :. SHELF GOODS.
MANLY MN RANiE AND OTHER GOODS
Too NUMEROUS TO MENTION.
Also, - -
. LARGE Ice CHK,T NEARLY NEW. COST
On FRIDAY. DICT MBER THlRTIETH. At TEN
oClOCk An. 10 shall srI sj ~sore so Ninth
str-st norttSes ths ablsr ~-o--. PARTIALLY enume-
rated
Terms cash.
das.. WALTER b WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Auc;s.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-21
FROM HALIFAX

Runner says there is move o.
foot here To rcOrganIZe the Alliance
lodge Of mis- township, which ha-
collapsed since 6 or s months age.
And it is talked this action il urged
to operate against the third party III
this township, in which they have Ii
very small following.
Mrs. J, w. Muller, an e<timahl,
here Saturday morning. She WAS :.
consistent member of the Methods
Episcopal church, and was in hcr
74tn year. TIE burial cOrtege wa
as large as was ever seen IN TIN
place. Her death was calm and
peaceful as was her journey in life.
Mr.. Vandeabogort OF New Jerse'
a candidate for dCac0ns orders. VIII"
has made his hone IN Weldon, and
IL assisting Rev. NJ. MellichamI
IN his vast Aid 81 mission WORK
preached IN the EpIscopnl churt 1
mere Thursday night IT, "a large coL.
qGegatl0n. HIS SERMON VS. .blr
and hIgh!y spoken of 10y those ptes
ent
Me A ornp onl Mice l. ot, De.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-21
FROM LEWISTON.

The frequent heavy showers that have
visited our section lately cause much
complaint among the farmers. Crops
are considerably damaged and the pros
poets for reaping Abundsut crops have
vanished 1t Is estimated that under the
most favorable circumstance for the re-
mainder Of the season not more than
three hfths Of corn crop can be made
in this portion OF our country, and about
two thirds Of cotton crop. The peanut
crop depends mostly on the seasons that
may prevail during the month of August.
Grass is growing rapidly and the farmers
are sweating and pouting.
The heaviest shower that has been
known to fall here in many years came
down last Tuesday evening when 2,
inches of " alter fell in thirty minutes.
There Is much sickness in the neigh
borhooi at this time and the doctors are
not complaining of dull times. Probably
the, wont until next fall, when settling
time comes.
MIR. G. W. Parrish of this place who
has been very sick with typhoid fever ter
several weeks, is slowly recovering. He
is now able to sit up some.
The Masons of this place attended tic
regular communication of DAVE lodge al
Roxobel yesterday and had fine time
Passed one candidate and raised another
and enjoyed one of their usual good dim
ners, which brother j. I. Watson, know
so well how to have prepared for a lot of
hearty, joylal men.
Several of our town people speak OF
attending the Congressional Convention
on the 9th, when | hope the Hon. NJ. L.
W God may be chosen a. the Democrat"
standard bearer, to lead the democrats OF
the End District to vIstory next Novem-
Der. There are none more worthy than
he. and none more likely to succeed.
There is considerable talk about the
Third party, but few Of our people take
stock in it.
July l tn l.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-21
SONG OF sHE PEOPLES
PARTY.

Three times three are sixty>slx,
Straw's not needed for making bricks,
Crops depend on politics;
And the Peoples Party knows it.
The leaves Of the trees viii be dollar
notes,
Thcre'll be diamond rings round the
heads of oats,
And silver tips on the horns of goats;
And the Peoples Party knows it,
Plough and hoe are both played out,
The way to farm is to run about
To P. P. meetings, and storm and spout.
And the Peoples Party knows it!
Why should the farmer delve and ditch
Why should the farmers wife darn and
stitch?
The Government can make 'em rich:
And the Peoples Party knows it.
When we've kicked the pluctocrats down
stairs,
And purged Wall street of it's bulls and
bears,
Were all agoln' to be millionares:
And the Peoples Party knows it!
Away with the Infamous MORTGAGE,
No more we'll be Haunted by such as he,
Uncle Sam pays for all, dye see?
And the Peoples Party knows it.
G, this Will be & lorious land
When things are done as we have plan
ned;
And well have prosperity, fresh and
canned
And the Peoples Party knows it!
The cheese'H be silver, the butter'Il be
gold,
The streams'll run whiskey, hot and
cold,
And Mugwumps will forget to scold;
And the Peoples Party knows it,
The 9th attn be the 10th PROF.,
The girls will cease to think of frocks:
Jerry Simpsons feet be sheathed III
socks:
And the Peoples Party knows it!
So, hurah, hurrah for the great P. P.
IL and 0=3,
A is B, and K is L:
And the Peoples Party knows it!
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-21
ere ce.di"-- # County Ss"a' d "f
s&tucatIou Ia-t citing.

County Board Of Education net Jolly
Nth in SPECIAL session. Al of it. ne IN
bers being present.
County Treasurer appeared and report
ed that nc had in hand si,y00.00 belong
ing to the general fund and 100000 OF
the reserved fund.
On motion, it was ordered that 3Octs
per capita be apportloned from the general
fund, and in order to equallze the school
terms between the races, that the follow
ing special allowances from reserved
fun.l be made - the White schools
Districts No. l $50, No. ? 525, No
3 $50. a.. 4 $50 No 3 so NJ. g
$50, 30 I $50, ~, 5 $25, 40 8 $50,
No. 10 $50, SO. II so No. Y SO
No. Is $50, No. IA $50, No. ID 500,
No. I6 so. No. II $50, No. Is $50,
No. 81 SO No, y so.
was ordered that the following ap-
environments from tn reserved fund be
made to the co'ored schools
Districts No. 4 SIS, No. 9 80, No,
10 800. No. II 800. No. Is $50, No
1t so, NJ. u $50. NJ II $25, No
1Q> So. n. II So.
And that balance Of said reserved fund
be distributed pro rata, ana ny the white
schools of the county.
1t vas ordered that ", W. P Pc be
Appointed scnool committeeman in DIST
No, i in llace Of c. 2. T1lrery wh" he
left tn district.
Chas Dunn committeeman IN dIstr'c
Ne. = to fill vacancy. W, p. Robertson
committeeman IN district No. To til
vacancy, VIM. Hodges commltte-u al
10 district Nc. 10 to FIJI vacancy. f. L
Harriss cnmmitteeu an in district No !:
to fill vacancy.
After attending to some roudre bull
ness the Beard adjourned to meet ii
spetial session on 1st Monday IN August
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-21
Reply 40 SON. of she II, a..

Three times three are only nine,
The opinion of others can never be mine,
W lille to " all street they are resigned:
A nd the Peoples Party knows 1t.
The leaves of the trees are green to-day,
But like the old parties must soon pass
away.
But the Peoples Party is here to stay,
And the Peoples Party knows it.
Plow and hoe are not useful tools,
When only used by towards and fools,
The lesson must be taught in Alliance
schools;
And the Peoples Party should know it.
Why should the farmers delve aud ditch?
Why should the farmers wife darn and
stitch?
" hen they must perish to make others
rich;
And the Peoples Party knows it.
We want to check the p1utocrats,
And purge this government Of such rats,
III Ill 4NONcluOel We ii DC udHSel OuS
cats:
And all the parties will know it.
W eve nothing rash for the mortgage,
If he is honest as all should be,
Our debts will De easier to pay, dye see'
And the Peoples Party knows it.
Oh. this will be a glorious land,
When men will scorn to lick the hand
That binds them with a slavish band;
And the Peoples Party knows it.
Cheese and other prooucts will be as to-
day,
But we'll not be compelled to send all
away.
As cur debts will then be easy to pay;
/ nd the Peoples Party knows it.
For the st. Louis platform wen ever
contend,
Not one single clause do we propose to
amend,
And for its success upon Geo we depend;
And the Peoples Party knows it.
So. hurrah, hurrah for the great P. P,
But pity such fools as sent this to me.
They are only towards as al shall soon
see;
And the Peoples Party knows it
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-21
FROM AULANDER

TIE Teachers' Meeting Of Berue
county will he held here saturday
July 30cb. President Winston Of
tue University has been invited TO
deliver an address on the occasion.
A protracted meeting viii be held
in The Baptist church here, beginning
the first Sunday In August. DR..
Huffman OF Tarboro Will as-ist Rev.
Mr. Curtis II tae meeting.
July 18th. '. >, 7.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-21
For OVER FIFTY YEARS.

MKS. MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used for over fifty years by
millions Of mothers for their children
while teething, with perfect success.
1t soothes the child, sottens the gums,
allays all pain, cures wind collie, and is
the best remedy for Diarrhna. 1t will
relieve tie poor little sufferer Immediately,
Sold by Druggists in every part Of the
world. Twenty-Five cents a bottle. Be
sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow :
Soothing Syrup" and take no other
kind 10 p ".
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-21
Tn, Gcfts.inP 7Ieris

OF Hoods Sarsaparlila wins friends
wherever it is fairly and honestly tried
Its proprietors are highly graufied at the
letters which come entirely unsolicited
from men and women in he learned pro
LESSONS warmly commending Hoods Sar-
,aparillB tor what it has done for them
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-21

Good Education at Low Rates.
Many parents are thinking about send
ing their sons off to school next Fall, and
there are many young men who are max
ing plans for their education. The Ques-
ton they are trying to decide is. Nv hich
is the best school to attend?" They
want the best advantages, but they want
to secure these advantages, at lowest
prices possible. Davis School. at Win
Ston Salem. n. G., is a Military College,
has large Faculty of able professors
offers a full course ofstGdv, and for those
not prepared for the college classes there
is a complete Preparatory Course. The
rates are very low. The location Is ia
nous for beauty and health. The past
session was the most prosperous in the
history of the institution. There were
cadets from many sections o. the United
States.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-21
Administrator Notice I!

Hayirr qualified as administrator Of
Ii. estate Of Eo5t. J. Wright deceased, /
hereby notify all persons having claims
AGAINST SAID dycedent to present them to
M or my atty. Z. II. Smith, Jr, On OF
before the list day Of June 1893 Tor pay
naa.. All persons indebted t. the estate
viii please make payment. This June
3f1 ,oa1. }. ). WRIGHT,
G-aHt. Admr. Of R0bt, J. Wright
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-21

Characteristics of floods SaISaparlIa:
The largest sale the most merit, the
greatest cures. Try 1t and realize ITS
benefits
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-21

Hood, Pill cure liver ills, Jaun-
dice, biliou>nesS, sick headache, ems l.
patton.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-21

An ice CT, am S PIPER Was give
at Mr.. J. + Boye,t- Friday nigh
compl,mentarv to Visitors, Mlssc"
Lena H0rris OF G-,r;', lie and Ellie
Cocker Of Tarhntu. A la'ge crowd
and an enjoy able occasion.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-21
For Sale.


One 8 horse power Blandy Boiler and
r,rue Price $4,000, All complete.
Also one new Saw Mill on Deep Creek.
j. horse VET all complete. Price
.ano0 cash .r $1,000 90 in payments.
Ap,.y Z. II. G. Fleming
EDWARD AILCOTT.
Scotland Neck,
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-21

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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-21

BelchiDg at any time is due to lud1geS'
tion-both arc cured by Summons Liver
Regulator.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-21

~~F!D.~ SHOES at $3.50. Must be
r sold at once.
n. b. JOseV.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-21
THE DEMOCRAT,
PUBLISHER NOTICE.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS,

MILLION gsisECE& for sale by
S.LUCAS, Wilson, n. &.
6 % 5t
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-21

BETTER THAN EVER.-One Of the
most intelligent readers Of THE DEMO-
GRAFT remarked to US since the last
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