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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-18
MOTION DOCKET.

State on Relation Clark, Admr Boone
vs. dmr. J. T. PEBBLES and W. w
PEBBLES.
II Clark, Admr, Faison VS. Eaison.
20 Gary vs. Branch, etals.
81 4 &. Shearin VS. Bachelor, ct ais.
- Collins, admr. Keeter VS. keeter.
~ FuIgerSon Us Clark adm Faucet.
81 K. n. d W. P Co W Emry and wife
- r. n, x W. z, Co. VS. Capell, Eur,
ct ais
81 Emry and wife VS. r n. K ". Z. &c.
aud K. n. & ". ?. Co vs. Emry ana
wife.
60 Z. W. Garrett VS. Garrett, ct ais.
SO. Joseph Golumbeck, to the court.
81 Isaac Golumbeck, to the court.
"a. c " Garrett & Co vs. Garret 4 Co.
100 Parks ct ais Us Smith.
lO9 Fury and wife, VS. Pope ct ais.
us Emry & Co VS. Brow ming.
August |, 1892.
JNO. L. GREGORY,
Clerk Superior Court.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-18
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MONDAY, AUGUST 22ND.
- kiat Hyman vs.. Aggie Hyman.
II Benz Anthony VS.. Grace Anthony.
81 Carlisle ". Carlisle.
- EmrY W Harmon.
ITO Geo. Curtis Il Co VS.. j j Draper.
TUESDAY,. AUGUST 23RD.
% Pope Us ". x ". X. R. Co,
& Emry VS.. r. d q, r. K. 20.
IS K \. Y W. Z. Co. - Emry.
73 Xeu Guano Co. vs. Emry.
70 PEBBLES vs. Clark.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24TH
4G Campbell u Lyon Us Harrison.
SIS Leach VS. Johnson.
70 Lyman VS. Higgs.
IS Tallialerro 4 Co. VS. Safer Il Co.
81 Wynnc VS. Wynne n Dunn.
- 5. lomon VS. r. q q. R. r. Co.
81 Prescott VS. Alexander.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 25TH.
% " Villains VS. W. W &iR. r. Co.
100 EmrV VS. Pope.
Ill Parish VS. B,llamv.
III Hunter - Theme.
Cases will take precedence from day to
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which their cases are set.
August J, 1892.
JNO. Il. GREGORY,
CLERK Superior Court.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-18
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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-18

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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-18

TO 81 UGUST SPECIAL
-, OF HALIFAX
I. .RIOR COURT.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-05

To-day will 10 celebrated throughout
tho Republic as Labor Day" In fit
recognition OF the dignity Of labor and
Of tho Importance OF the working man
In the social scale, this has boon pro-
claimed q day for rest and celebration
by the chief executives of most OF the
states Of the Union.
The cordial sympathy which all
classes Of tho American people will feel
toward tho festivities and ceremonies
Of to-day is n bright token Of tho unity
OF sentiment which Is the sure founda-
tion Of the Republic, and portent OF liza
oyei-inorcasing greatness.
ID lisa trito saying, but one that de
serves TO BE- kept eyor before US, that
the fate Of tho American Republic is
indis oluhly bound up with tho lndo-
pondonoo and prosperity0i tho working
clasgos
For tho maintenance Of that indo-
pOudence organization Is necessary,
iusins an armNmant Ia essential to the
existence Of one Of tho greatest powers
Of Europe
Far from being esteemed a menace to
the poaoc and wcll-being OF society, the
organization Of labor, properly consid-
orol o. thc surcst mGans Of prevention
Of tho grcatustcyil which could baiull
society the absorption OF It's rights,
priyIlegcs and prerogatlves BY select
few,
Viewed in this light, every guild is
ono Of the batteries OF adyancing civill-
mtion, which looks to The bcttcrmsnt
Of tho condition u tho mauy, and as
such iaontltlodto the hearty encourage
mout Of all who sympathi2o with the
Widening aspirations OF mankind.
Tin 10 degree woalr,ns the iorco OF
this endorsement OF the principle Of
organization that It Ia sometimes used
to encompass tho selfish ends Of ok
trayagant ambition, that the general
welfare Of the guild Is subc-dinatod to
tho private aims of designing lenders.
Do W. not SEQ in every department OF
He Che misuse Of good agencies? Arc
not seu'shncss and intrigue present
eYerywhcre9
Tho temporary distortion Of useful
agunaics is not at all an argument
against tholr utility, It merely sug.
gests the need for their perfection.
While the labor world has its leaders
NUnh mAiAal.sts
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-05

MAT TER OF MOMENT
Asiatic Cholera Has a Lodg-
ment in This Country
AND SHOULD Be PREPARED FOR
lis Symptoms, and How Il Should Be Treated
When You Have l.,
The Best Provision Is Cleanliness and Caro- Of
Diel, and Proper Sanitary Precautions
Clean Up and Take Care Of
Yourself Cholera News.
AND SHOULD Be PREPARED FOR

A large measurp OF public interest
has been felt la tho spread OF that
dread diseasa, cholera, that from rs
home Ia the far East has sprsgd To
Europe and within the last week has
boon brought to the shores OF the
United States by the criminal stupidity
Oh he captain OF the steamer Morayln.
Tho epidemic began, so far as our
knowledge poes, ON tho eastern borders
OF Persia about March Of this yoar and
has spread with uuoNamplad rapidfty,
In Russia the rayages OF tho disease
have boen appalling, the mortality of
those Affected reaching iully68 percent.
The large forced emigration from
kussia Of the by no means cleanly Rus
sian jew carried the cholera TO other
parts Of Europe thus far afflicted. FOR
with few exceptions tho Injected
PLACES are ON the line Of travel OF these
people towards the coast and thoir mort
OF dobarkatlou, Hamburg, il tho
greatest sufferer outside OF Russia 10.
day. With vitality reduced IN insult.
hcient food, wish an absolute absence of
sanitation, tho poople Of tho famine
stricken region Of part OF Russia NODDED
hnt tais last horror 20 mako their
homes worthwhile he'll on earth.
Forced by imperial ulSase 10 leaye
RlsNda, the Russian JoWs were forosd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-05

$1,000 will buy sixty acres Of land sandy
loan, wen improved. with about 5000 bear
ing grape vines, 500 pear trees, 200 peach,
apples and Apricols, two acres In berries.
$1,000 cash balance hve annual payments
aud per cent interest 5000 will also buy
fifteen acres Of land within one mile OF the
courthouae Woll improved, nice two-story
dwelling, out houses, etc. good garden
lands, 1850 bearing fruit trees, Two acres
Strawberries; 5000 cash and five annual
payments with per cent interest. Address
W. L. A., boz 10, Weatherford, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-05
CAPITAL ADVICE

II your brains are your c.pl,l a.
the money you earn Is he is,s.'..
that capital; aud when yoa N ]
capital will be extingulsisd ~ NJ
terest will stop.
Use part OF your inceme ,l..,.
in paying a life premium. q tl,, \
this interest oeases your ANN, I
have new capital 10 hard can KIN.
and thus have a continuing ir,,,,, }
cancelled income.
Are you a man Of sense? Do,r,
your brains and energies 4
money? Are you able to llye6hl,
and TO give your family every ~
ThenyOur life has an |lnmrslhn1
and that insurable value Is lar i
this matter squarely In NE y,
cast aside all false modesly \
have a paltry thousand Or lsce I
life you are not adelaaiely 4,
Situated as you are, you shuis
$4,000 or sl0O,0C0 on your lls: b
your income should be cut 81 ~ 4
wife should have netting hAk
policy for 100000, she will no,h.
titled in spending that sun, bit .
If she acts prudently, inyesiii All
sist on the income.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-05
NOTICE TO AGENTS.

On Wednesday, September
7, the great Prize Fight be-
tween John [, Sullivan,
Champion of the World, and
James J. Corbett, the Cali
fornia Wonder, will take
place at New Orleans, The
Gazette has made arrange
ments to cover this great
contest in all lis details.
Agents will require an extra
number to supply the de-
nand. Send orders in early
and state number of papers
wanted in all.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-05
What the olergyme' Y

/ hold It he duty Of esai
insure. = Bishop samuel hall'',
/ believe in life InsgrsasSS III !
Gates thrift in the family Ta ~
instant protection for ih-7
Abbott. ~, ~,
One Of the root nffl ,.'.,, !.
that duty should Inspire s'l,yl =
do. / hold 10 bs to Insure ~ -
Henry Ward Boeeher' ~.
II awise plan to MAXI NJ, s'1 li..s
ion as the methods y Ky W N =
open to those who cau ,.,.,. w a ~
sums. Bishop Cherries f1t.' ~,
'' liz, insurance viii nals , ~ I, \
happier his desth easlsr y, III .
tbs best comfort 10 ihs dsp''V M,
LEFT behind. Rev. ki''' n,
IN my Judgment tAs' 81. N IA
one opinion, and that r .'s' 4
nnco is very desiisani,i .,is.ly ~ =
professional men, Y..il', ,, 100
rymen. Rev. Dr. Sc ' 4. /, "
% II "a mennly sslash ioT Z. ~ ..,.sl
absorbed IN the heaysh sbi y
are going that ygl ~ ctllirssA
becom. 81 your wife al'q q,.iret,s
yuu arr dead, Rey.pr'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-05
OUR BOOK TABLE.

Tho Forum, September. New York,
oaice, Union Square. Price - a
year.
There aro few questions elIcotlng sta
olhty OF goVernnhent in the Unitcd
StAies that are Of mora momcntous
import thnn tho maintenance Of the
purity Of the Whenever a state
or seliea Is undor party domination
aetAipod through the voualiity OF voters
Tho danger OF mal-6imlnisiration Is
4nnminont
k'EUf ]. j. McCoOl Ioi Hartiaf,l, Conn,
~ his study ~ pm siions at nauperlsn,
osu,nSnnness, aud crime in this COUNTRY
'AAAa An Europe a. arthed some ugly
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-05

Tho storm waves will reach this me-
iridium and the other weather changes
ioted will occur at and within 100 miles
II Fort Worth within twenty-fuur hours
Il sunset Of the dates given below:
sept. 4-Sturm wave ON this meridian.
" 5-Wind changing.
G-COolcr and clearing.
" undertaking.
S--WRrmer.
" D-Storm wave on this meridian.
" 10-Wind changing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-05
MORPHINE, OPIUM

And whisky habit cured without pain by
compound oxygen. Tho only safe, sure
and permanent euro for the morphine,
opium and whisky habit No deadly hypo-
derpic needle, no poisonous drug, no blood
poison no insanity, no nerve exhaustion.
nothing TO iniuro body or mind. Compound
oxygen Kills the poison In tho blood and
builds up the whole system, both body and
mind. and makes you fool like new per-
son from the very beginning. Not one mo.
ments pain or sickness, eat and sleep as
sound as child. Cure guaranteed in from
ten w twenty days. Address,
COMPOUND OxYGES,
Tyler, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-05

whom IL found a Judgment in their
midst TO reap rich harvest OF death
| As rapidly as aid could reach them they
loft for the coast TO come 20 England
and to America, and many, perhaps
most, have embarked at Hamburg. To
day there is no place in the German
empire that Is suffering as are the peo-
pie Of this port.
Tho recent reports OF the death rate
and increase In the number of cases,
the apprehension in England, where
many Of the immigrants have landed,
the arrival Of the injected Moravia at
New York reporting the death Of -
Of her passengers on the voyage, the
prompt precautionary quarantine
measures adopted here have ali been
fully reported and printed in The GA
2EITE.
There Is a possibility, and that should
be calmly contemplated, OF the intro
ductlou Of the disease into the country
and as IL is possibility, as cholera re-
speCls Mother persons nor localities, as
| there is no preventive but rigid quaran-
tine, 1t IS proper all cities and com-
munities should take measures OF pre-
| caution and remove as far as possible
| conditions favorable TO tho propagation
| u the disease While it is one Of the
| zynotic diseases cholera is essentially
a Fish disease, in its origin at least,
and the more perfect the degree OF
cleanliness the stronger the possibility
OF escaping Injection
ms DRUGS the matter down 10 one
OF local interest and as measure OF
! Prcc'intion and maybe even excessive
| prccautiOn, the city authorities should
turn the sanitation OF the city over TO
thn board OF health.
Inc Guy ordinances relating TO the
heaith department require the appoint
mentor such a board-see pages ll2-llb'
! uuo V-to DO composed OF u regular
physician, the city physician and two
other persons. The law requires tho
election OF THIS board OF health
inc hrst regular meeting after the
installation oil the new alderman each
year ana provides for their powers,
compensation, etc.
This board shall have complete power
TO make for its government and as its
guide Of action in improving the sani-
tlry condition OF the city such rules as
may be necessary, and the desirability
OF such board just now Is maintained
by the physicians Of the city for at tue
meeting Of the Fort Worth medical
club Friday night the matter was fully
| discussed and this resolution adopted
as cmb1dying the sonse OF the club, q
club composed Of all OF the regular
physicians in the city:
WHEREAS, Health and life are para
mount TO all other possessions; and,
Whereas, The city charter cOEfers
plonary powers on the city council in
health matters; and
Whereas, The present health man
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-05
RAILWAY.

One way tickets at the remarkably
low rates named below will be sold
August Goth to September 18th inclu-
sive.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-05

4ns cAs-tts v,in aeollgs hereafter 20
PRINT communications which are merely
.spreSsiso Of the writer's opinions fAcn
o. 40 IRtsre-t,ue natars will DO Priuted
bot cammsnta viii not be used unless
specially s~iiaitsd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-05

Fettcr's southern Magazine, Septem-
Der. FottcrN Shober, publishers, Louis.
VILE, Ky, $3.50 year.
L,ttcil'a Living Age, weekly. Littell
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-05

New York office, 10 Astor Place; $3.50
year,
a discussion OF strikes and their
remedies found IN almost all the load-
ing September monthlies proves the
umeliness OF the topic md the almost
universal dcslra TO unearth causes and
TO provide for thoir removal. Tho
article in The Review discusses aodcs
OF Cancellation and arbitration lnScd
upon an exhaustive report prepared by
the royal commission OF New South
Wales, and the editor adds his advu-
caoy Of official and, n necessary corr
pulsory arbitration IN labor disputes.
Tho abundant illus trations IN the Son.
TENDER number add much to tho iutci,-
est and charm OF this truly valuable
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Anartole entitled: "a Kings naugh-
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vivid portrayal OF The sutferings OF this
wretcllcd class and C p,cital Of the
noble efforts OF Miss Kate Marsden to
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A curious psychical study Is tho ao-
count given by two men supposed to
nave died Of the sensation attending
VIC severance Of soul and bOdy--a sew
eraaec IA each case almost complete.
New England Magazine; September,
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INV New England in tho first An
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