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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-25

THEY ENTERTAIN THEIR FRIENDS.

On last Friday night the Scotland
Neck Mounted Rlfemen gave al oyster
supper at the Scotland Neck hotel, at
which about $50 guests were present,
about 60 Of whom were ladies.
Tue supper was very elaborate and
was highly creditable both to the CON-
pany and the proprietors Of the
hotel. From $50 O'Clock to 10
| o'clock the dining room was filled with
the participating guests and all came
from the loaded tables bearing tes-
timony to the excellence OF the supper.
A band from Tarboro discoursed sweet
music in the lobby of the hotel while
the guests partook of the sumptuous
supper. aud. the occasion was highly
enjoyed by all who attended.
There were many visitors present
from Littleton, " eldon, Halifax, Green
vile, Tarboro and other places.
The friends .of the Scotland Neck
Mounted Rittemen highly appreciated
the occasion and THE DEMOCRAT thinks
that next time it will be IN order for the
people OF Scotland Neck to give supper
to the military company.
After supper was over, hop was
given in Pittman Hall i'll honor of the
occasion. 1t was largely attended and
music and merllment were kept up far
INTO the night. Capt. 6. 5. White, a
tavorlte with the company, vas at home
IN his attentions to his guests and made
them feel the hearty welcome which
was extended to them.
The Scotland Neck Mounted Ritiemen
is the only cavalry company in the State.
1t was organized in July 1887 and has
now 81 members. At the annual en-
campments they have attracted much at
enuon aud haYe borne themselves well |
among other companies of the state
guard. Halifax county has every year
shown its appreciation of the company
oy appropriating all The company asked |
which has always been a modest amount) |
to bear their expenses to the annual en-
I his festive occasion made so pleasant
bV the company will render them still |
more popular with their friends at home |
and elsewhere in the county, and will
give new impetus to the interest of con-
llnuing the organization.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-25
NEWSY GRAPHS.
HERE AND ELSEW HERE
WISE AND OTHERWISE.

The EXCURSION Eorty-fi person:
went on the excursion from this place t.
New Berne. A good number also went
from Hobgood and Goose Nest
On THE SHORT CUT.-Capt. ". J.
Hill has been placed as conductor
On the W iIson short cut from Wilson
10 Fayetteville IN the place of Capt.
Z. o. Whitaker who will engage in other
business.
DIED.-At the home of her son, Mr..
). DcBrule, near Merritt's bridge, OIL
Friday, Feb. 19, 1892, Mrs. Sarat
Frances DeBrule, of dropsy and pneu-
mona, aged seventy years. Deceased
mad been member of the Methodist Pro.
testant church forty five years.
Has REsIGNED.-Rev. r. E.: Pee!e
| who is well known to the people OF this
| comm unity, has resigned as pastor OF
| The Brooklyn Baptist church IN Will
| mington, \. e. The Star said in connt CT
| ON with MIR. Peel's resigr alton that he
received several. calls, among them a
call to New York.
WILL PAY A DIVIDEND IN THE
last week;
MIR. Dunn has been at work pr1nci
pally getting his books and other matters
-traIght so as to work systematically
aud rapidly. lie is collecting as fast
as possible, and hopes to pay dividend
IN the early spring
HEAVY Loss. DIR. Sherrod of Hamil-
ton, sustained heavy loss IN the burn
iIg of his stables on his farm in Edge
c)mbe last Friday night. Nine mules
and three horses we're burned in thu
stables, and other property of which we
could gather no particulars. The origin
ct the fire was not known, but it was
SCOTLAND NECK AT New BERNE
FAIK-A special from New Berne to the
State Chronicle says:
The sc, tand Neck hosiery exhibit at
the Fish, Game and Oyster Fair attracts
much attention and is much admired"
A handsome exhibit was prepared by
Superintendent Ho .llngsw orth and sent
down by Manager Mcdowell from the
Mills, and THE DEMOCRAT is glad to
note the int rest it awakens In Scotland
Neck and the compliment it pays our
town.
WATCH Your TRANSFERS Persons
who do not look after their teams care
fully have no idea how the teams are
abused. An urchin who did not have
Judgment enough to drive a goat was
trying to drive a team of mules through
the streets the other day, and tangled
his mules up and see sawed them acros 8
the streets until no one could pass MN.
Finally when the mules got themselves
straight, the boy that was sitting where
a driver ought to have been stood up
and whipped the mules into a gsllop out
of town,
A few moments retirement under the
"shiug le.in-the wood shed'' operation
would have been 10 order for him.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-25
FROM HAMILTON.

Literary .Society-Masonic notes--tyster
Supper--iSunday school
Mr.. II. Snow deer. of the firm Of Ii.
Snowdeer & Co., of Philadelphia, was in
town to-day.
The Literary Society, organized at Rev.
Mr.. Phelps Thursday night before last,
met last Thursday night with greatly
increased membership md were enter
tanned for about an hour and half with
readings by Mrs. Phelps, Mrs. Oar.
den and Miss Maude Darden; and recita-
ton Marco Bozzarris) very beautifully
rendered by Master Paul Tillery.
Several of our people went to Williams
ston last Sunday TO hear Rev. Mr.. Fife
and all seemed to be very much pleased
with him
Mess. Morton, Camma ult AID Burgess,
of Washington, n. c., spent Thursday
and Friday in our town for the purpose
Of having the chapter degrees in Masonry
conferred on them, at the conclusion of
which they invited Cenohc chapter to
partake of an oyster supper IN the Ma
sonic banquet hall here, which was very
much enjoyed by all.
We ale glad indeed to see such revi>
val in the Baptist Sunday School here
since the election of a new Superinten>
dent. Prof John Duckett. When he as
sumed the uperintendenry, the school,
owing to the lack Of interest taken in il
| by the older people, was at very low
ebb, and he expressed himself as almost
| afraid to assume the responsibility, fol
fear he would fail; but judging from the
present outlook he need have no suct
fears and We predict that under his adj,
management, the school will enjoy
greater prosperity than ever before.
Feb. 33n''
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-25
The New York Herald has new

The New York Herald has new
coordination. Il says:
a. would be easy to arrange 8
t.ekrt that ought TO be satisfactory
II around.
u atjerson and Hill, for instance,
7uuld command the attention and
approval of the whole country.
You could reckon on solid
) IT. Tor t:le great editor and states-
mau, and a. Tor the North west De al
ready has their confluence and would
-xclte their enthusiasm. The lam
.uany t,Aer would get at least halt
luaf IN TIE Vice President, and
lat u a znui deal hetter than bread
Al the same time the country would
reeei com Portable, because the cry Of
Hui and Tammany could not be
I'D 50 ba0dICap to the party
WHY no, W stt+ rson g.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-25
FROM RINGWOOD.
Feb. Goth.

Some sickness HI make homs supplies.
La Grippe seems to have taken fast
hold upon our people. There arc many
severe cases in town and surrounding
community.
most Of the farmers are at work, and
believe there is more work done than
usual at this season. Considerably less
cotton and tobacco and moro corn and
home supplies will be cultivated than
formerly.
Mr. w, Z. Simpson of the firm of
Hackney Bros. & Simpson of Wilson. is
in town this week,
Mr.. W. E. Bowers of Briukleyville
WAS in town this week. He has been
sick some time with la grippe, but is able
to be out now. He was down to try our
Williams spring water which is getting
quite reputation as powerful adjuyant
IN dyspepsia and concomitant affections.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-25
PERSONALS

Miss Helleo Perry vent TO Tl.ery
Tuesday.
Miss Fannie hit hin has returned
from visit to Petersburg
Mr.. ". A Dunn went 10 Clinton
Tuesday. He Is working hard to
gel the Clinton bank strsisht.
Miss Claudia Darden has been CD
a visit to Miss Bessie Shields thl-
week.
Mrs. w. {. Allen went down TO
Pantego last week 10 'isl' her
mother, Mrs wilkinson.
Mr.. J l.. Harriss. Of THE DENo-
GRAFT force, spent >ubdsv at hs
home in Greenville-
Miss Blsnrhe We,t-, of Littleton,
has feen on visit 10 Misses Eta
aud Ida Alls5rook.
MIR. ". ". Hall OF the Roanoke
Ne,cS, attended the supper and
ball Friday night.
Dr. Ed. Shields Of " elion spent
Saturday and Sunday with bis
father, Mr. W. II Shields.
MIR. + l.. travis and others from
Halif4x attended the oyster supper |
and hall last Friday night |
Miss Jenn " illans OF Grcen>ii |
ate nded tue yster supper and nsiI
given by the military COMPANY Iss-
Friday night.
Misses Lenuie Flemming and N"rs
}rilev, Of Greenville, spent few
DAYS 10 town this ~e'k the guests OF
Misses Eta and Ida Allsbrock.
Miss Fen lie Manning of Plymouth
spen: Friday night with Misses Eta
and Ida Allshro0k ard at,ende tt,
o ster supper and bail.
Miss Eu2enia. Camp, who has ben
visiting her sister, Mrs. c. L. L'~,
renee, went to Tiiler; Tuesday 70
visit her sister, Mrs b +. Tiilery
Mr.. J. d. Fl .fham, Jr.. came over
from Tarbor" on visit last week.
His friends here were glad to see
hi:n. He looks like the world has
been serving him exceedingly we'll
since he left Scotland Neck.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-25

We offer one Hundred Dollars reward
for an, case Of catarrh that cannot be
cured BY taking Halls Catarrh Cure.
Z. J CHENEY Il CO.. Props Toledo, o
We. the undersigned have known /. J.
Cheney for the last Is years. and believe
HIM perfectly honorable in all business
transactions, and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by their firm.
WEST & TRUAx. Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, Q. WALDING. KINNAN &
MARVIN, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo,
O.
Hairs Catarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system. Testimonials
sent free. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold
bv all Druggists.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-25
100 Doses One Dollar
LAND > Al

Whereas, Jessie and kobt. H. BurweIl
did on 26th day # Apu! leS7. execute
aud deliver TO W III. +. VI lien ccrtalr
mortgage deed uf iandS therein drscribca.
IA Halifax County, State Of \ c.. 10 Sc
cure tn payment Of the sum $1,000
which said mortgage deed J. recorded in
Halifax g., IN ~atj tate in Book - 1.
on Page 25e 10 v hich reference j. htrt>
by made; and whereas the said Nm +
Mellen by an assignment duly sckuowI-
edged before NJ. & SouIat. a comm slon.
er for the State Of North Carolina 10 New
Orleans, Louisiana, aud on MAY l7th
Ss7, did assign unto the British Il A
nerican Mortgage COMPANY lLumuedl
tie herembefore mentioned mort gage
deed aud the deot therein secarcd, ard
whereas default has been made in tue
payment Of the moreys secured by sa3d
mortgage:
Notice Is hereby given. that under
and by virtue ct the power Of
sale contained in said mortgage the an
dersigned, the British n American Mort
eage Company, Limited on the sth day
March 1892 III front IF tn, Court
House in the Town Of HALIFAX. County
Of Halifax, state of Nurtt Carolns, vii
sell at public auction to the highest bid
der for cash, the following described
property, viz: All that tract OF land
In Halifax county. State Of North Caro-
Ina, continuing 1879 acres that was a
!otted Jessie A Daw son a. one Of the
two heirs at law Of ore Temperance Daw.
son. by Commissioners duly appointed
/ which return bears date Nov. 18th
1883, ard Is duly recorded in Book "a
pr 55s and 559 IN Register Of deeds
office for Halifax County, less GO acres
y hich have subsequently taercto been
sod off by the SAID Jessie \, Rurweil
and husband K r BorwelI ot three
several deeds. tn Wit: lst deed dated Nav
lst 1884 from jessie A. Blrwell and
husband to Eliza Baker containing 90
acres. 2nd by deed dated / &c. 18th 1879
from same parties = Mike HARDY con-
veying l01 acres; and 3rd by deed dated
Jan 27th 1882 from same parties to Nike
/ Hardy conveying Is acres more OF l,es.
| The property hereby conveyed being
bounded onthc North by the land, OF
Mike HARDY: on the East by lands Of K.
! Lcggett and Nhedbee a Dickinson; on
the South BY lands Of j. II. Alexander
etals; and on West ~ lands Of Mrs. y. j.
! Best.
! This sale Will be made 10 satisfy the
| debt secured by said mortgage, ard suci
J title will be conveyed as IS vested IN The
| parties to said mortgage.
The British K American Mortgage TO-.
| Fcby Sth 1892. Limited
By +. l. TRAVIS, Attorney
For SO much If the sale a aboy,
may be comluc to the nortgagee, hc vii
accept from any responsible purchaser
one-tifth cash and the balance III annual
inStalments. : II IT.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-25
Correspondence.
FROM LEWISTON

Farm talk-Dedh Of Mr.. Winston.
La grippe, which has been quite preva-
lent around here for some time, has
about vampoosed the ranch and flown to
fresher fields. Farmers are planting
largely of truck peas this year. Potatoes
are also being planted largely. Money is
scarce, trade dull, and the price Of cotton
so low thst farmers do not wish to sell,
nor are merchants anxious to buy. The
question generally with farmers, Nv hat
can we 60 at to enable Us to support our
families and pay our taxes?'
We hear with much regret Of the sud-
den death of Mr.. d. G. Winston, at
Windsor last night.
This seems to be year offrequent and
sudden changes in the weather, conse
qaently much coughing and very bad
colds. LUCIE.
Feb. Goth.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-25
MOT ICE.

DI virtue Of power in me vested By
ID deed oftrust executed to me on
the 18Th day Or Dec. 1859, by /. +. Aus
borne and wife which Is Of record IN
Book 50 on page 47I, shall sell 'or cash
in Scotland Neck on the 2Gth day OF
March. 1892, the following described
land, to wit: Tat la1d on the road
leading by Sans Head to oteptOe's Mill,
Just on the opposite side Of the forks at
Sans Head. bounded by the lands Of
Thomas johnson. Mr.. Best. jordan
James, Henry james, Bob Ferral and
Charlie Everett, and containing one
hundred and seventy five acres.
This February 23ri, 1892
". II. KITCHIN.
255t. Trustee.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-25
The Railroad Commission is now

The Railroad Commission is now
considering very important matter.
" p Mayo, q tobacco dealer at Mt
Alrs, sent an important telegram to
henderson. The telegram was de-
IaYed and the reply WAS delayed at
Mt. Airy, 4 similar complaint is
pct n ny Mr., Mato Tor delay in q
telegram he sent to Winston. He
saws the service is not fl lent. TIE
Western Union company has filed
demurrer, saying that the R4ilroad
Commission has no Jurisdiction ID
The matter. The case is an impor>
taut one, as it will be pointer for
future troubles.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-25
WIRE OF THEIR OWN.
Icnderson Gold Leaf. !

Henderson Gold Leaf.
TIE Seaooard Air Llae PEOPLE are
3hogl"g enterprise IN other meters
besides railroad bnl!ding. Thes have
just completed their new telegraph
hae along the Georgia, Carolina &
Northern Railroad and now have
their own wire frou Portsmouth, Va,
wjChlu twenty five miles of Atlanta.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-25
GRAPHS.
BY Jour JIM"

Esop's fsnles were not written
by their author. They were related
and handed down unit; the l4th
century, when they were collected
and published or monk.
Don't marry GIRL for her fortune
but marry the fortune far The girPs
benefit.
Sun sellers spe I'd enough time er
grievin' over split milk ter earn er
mother COW.
Don't sue mnn who has lots of
gold to rattle in his pockets. Justice
NAV Re blind bu, she amt hard
o'hearlnR.
Ef ye want your poetry to have
the best effect on the gal ye love,
rite it of, read it ter her, an send it
ter 'tOther gal.
A woman's sniIe is the little poem
We find in the prose Of life.
Even a sheer skin isn't call wool
aud n srd ~stie
Mr.. B.-I should think you would
really he ashamed TO wear the aa'r
of another woman on your he al.
Mrs. B.-Shame yourself Ter ,un
wear the skin of another calf on
your feet.
A million dollars covereth a null
tltude Of sins.
Some men are subdIyiding enough
to want to subdivide the clay they
are made of and trade it for town
lots.
The man who forgets himself in
his sacrifices for others Is greater
than he who makes the sacrifices
remembering himself
[; is said that tue rhyme which
runs:
"Whistling girls and Growing hens,
Always come to some bad ends,
has been translated into seven diff
| ferent Languages.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-25

The Hama. focturerS' Record says
that there are many signs Of revival
of confidence in Southern invest
men1s. 1t further says that tie
''trouhles, due IN part to low price of
cotton, in part to the natural effects
of soch world wide panic as We had
last year, are now seen to be only Of
temporary character, and while &C.
we're for time, they 10 no way des-
troy the solid foundation Of wealth
n4sed on the South's Incompatible
natnral Resources. They NAV have
retarded the development of these
resources for awhile. but they have
onIy served to show the dangers to
be avoided, and the result will be 8
,aore conservative and more solid
foundation for the great Industrial
i, tivilie TOR the future"
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-25
mo TiCE-

BY v,rtunc of an execution issniug to
me from the Superior Court 81 Halifax
county, in favor OF Noah Bigg- i Co, and
against Challcs Is. Everett
] shall sell 50 the highest bidder Tor
cash a: the court hou~c door IN Halifax,
OF Nondav the 9Th day Of March 1892,
the interest Of Charles i. Everett IN one
hundred and eighty ESo) acres o. land in
PALMYRA ,wnship adjoining she lands
Of F NJ Johnston, Rot I FerralI ard known
as Mrs. J II EyeTeft'v dover I" satisfy
said execution This Ist day Of Feb. 1902.
+. l. ALL~BEOOk.
244t. Sheriff ilali.ax County.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-25

1t is thought Tat 1t will take al
least SIX " eeks to debate the tGre.
tariff bills now before Congress, auo
II will be May before the fDal sot.
s taken on the last one.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-25

say.
TATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
EXEC TIVE UEPA KTMENT
RALEIGH. February Sth, lo9-.
JAMtS II WEBB, ecy,
l45N. Y. Ave. W ashington d. G.
DEAR SIR: In reply to YOURS of the
6ta. have % say that [ have used you
Elect1opoise occasionally. and have al
waNs found re,iei from t. use hsv'
not had an oppor unity to use 1t as !
would like to have, done, as was
SO situated that | coul Gully use it oc-
ca>ionallv. Al those times. however, |
have al - avs had good results. Very
GUY yours,
(oigned) TAOS NJ, HOLT. Governor
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-25

The State throntcte says that
much wheat will he grown this yesr
arou d Raleigh. Reports from 9th
r parts Of The state show that til
cultivation of wheat is on the
increase.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-25
The State Reviewed
HAPPENINGS HERE AND THERE
NINE CLEARED.
ews-Observer, 10th

NeWS-ODSelFtl, ZOIH
Mr.. Samuel A Hensz'v, Presi
dent If the Egypt Coal C"mpaDy
- IN he CITY Yesterday and 10.
roros the Noocs y Observer that the
aarrla ha- be q pleaced trou tbe
niue since toe recent mishap there
10 zufti lent exteut TO allow oPer~-
ttous 10 proceed and coal is now nt-
.u2 reken from the NINE and shipped.
iii. ,ars of the Egypt Goal Comps
rs ta-- thr"Ugo this cit, daIis lad' -
wild GOAL, amt Il q init. OF II J.,
--a: 1.re r>erj da>. The an.
~..s -...n ~ in tn.i operation.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-25

/ he CommIs-louers Of IredeI
cnuotv refused to grant hq or Ii
ense 20 applicants. The case camt
p hrtora Jude McIver who wa
-...ld}p Superior Court last week
He SUSTAINED Tue commissioners ano
cetus, to grant Il manda mus.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-25

Hon. L. ]. JernIgan has severed
nis connection as one of the editors
Of the Neocs &, Observer. He ha-
oeen apl reriated ny the readers OF
nat paper. It is intimated that b.
will soon lake an aano0nCeDe O.
MS own 10 North Carolina journal
Ism.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-25

Our correep oodent from Washing
ron CITY says:
'.it hrElns to look as though the
j ant resolution providing for con
-iIut}naAi anendmert authorizing
lac e. Ct;o2 of Senators by the PEG.
pie void get through Congress at
bte session :"
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-25

Congress las been on au excuI-
sion 10 Chicago, and Monday there
"as not a aorum either 10 tue House
% Semitic
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-25
PARAGRAPHS.
ABOUT PASSING EVENTS.
as THEY APPEAR To THE EDITOR
THROUGH HIS OWN GLASSES AND
OTHER PEOPLES

Speaker Crisp mas bean very un-
veil and has spent some time recent
~ al Fortress Monroe.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-25

Ann Lee, Stephen Hedgpeth Newell
Hedgpeth and Richard Hedgpeth.
The defendant Richard Hedgpeth above
named will take notice that an action en-
ttled as above has been commenced in
the Superior Court Of Halifax county to
sell the land of Stephen Hedgpeth de-
ceased, adjoining the lands of Edward
Lee and Mrs Bette Mabry to make as
sets, and the SAID defendant will further
AXE notice that he is required 30 appear
before Clerk of the Superior Court O. Hal
flax county at his office in the town of
Halifax, North Carolina on the 3lst day
OF March 1852 and answer or demur TO
he comp Amt in SAID action or the plain
If viii apply to the Court for the reiet
len anded In said complaint.
Tnls e5rd day Of Feb. 1892.
JOHN T. GREGORY,
CLERK SUPERIOR COURT
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-25

Nearly every one needs good spring
the best. Try 1t this season;
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-25
For Sale,

A few pairs of Mammoth Bronze Tur
Keys at SO 30 pair, s. 10 for trio. Egg
In season al 81 81 per dozen.
E 2 LYMAN,
feb % 1t Hob God, n. c
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-25
NO ICE.

NORTH CAROLINA. IN THE SUPE-
kIOR COURT, halifax COUNTY
BEFORE JNO. T. GREGORY, CLERK.
Plummer LIE, Admr. of Stephen Hedg-
peth, deceased.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-25
10 95P 1T

OAR LOAD OF nay. | At bottom
OAR LOAD Or IOAL, Prices.
n. 3. JoSEY.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-25
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

TAMPINI DONE CHEAP FOR CASH
BY
oI4t Mrs. O. X. TAYLOR
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-25

RaOTICE a9g Eg
10 gig | am IN position to
.r.gutiaie small laane to be usvd IN maxi
in, crops Ter this year on good real estate.
t.I.I to see me On any Saturday.
2z52t. w. A. DUNN.