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NJ Animal Meetine-Cverman Silver
Lb~O Mining Company San Francisco, June 81,
lS93-Tbe annual meeting OF the stockholders of
the Oyerman So er Mining Company, for the
election of dire efors for the ensuing and for
the transaction of such other bus may
properly come before it. will be held at the COM
pany's Office, No. Ala California street san Fran
cisco, Cal. on THURSDAY, July Is. 1898 at the
hour OF O'Clock P. NJ. Transfer books will be
closed on Tuesday. July H. 1893, at 1 O'Clock
p. NJ. 1923 I'd GEO. ID. EDWARDS, Secretary
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FS5 To FraterHal and Other Societies
H>S Handsomely furnished halls to let In Shiels
building. 81 O'Farrell ST., at reasonable rates.
Apply to the jantor. jyS 6m
~ Societies, Take Notice! Society
ES>S emblems. badges. etc., made; reasonable
prices FERD. HEIDUSKA Alb Bush St. fe2S TN
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SITUATIONS WANTED = CONTINUED.
TWO GIRLS WANT PLACE TOGETHER AS
1 chambermaid ana waitress. Call for two days.
S10A Howard st. Jy1l ZtS
YOUNG GIRL WISHES POSITION DO SECOND
l work in respectable family. Call 1873 Perry
street. jylO 3t*
MEAT ENGLISH WOMAN WISHES FEW
IN more engagements by the day: best of city
wages 81 so per day. Call at 1889 IA
Market st. jy1O 3t*
Young NORWEGIAN GIRL WANTS PLACE
L in small restaurant. Apply o4l.Stevenson. 10 81
"a OMAN WISHES WORK BY THE DAY. CALL
W 1l3 Fourth ST.. room SO. jy9 It's
DOSITION AS HOUSEKEEPER OR LAD 'S
i maid. by German girl: years In last place
has the very best OF references. Please address
II. A, 1114A Nineteenth st. jy9 7t*
JAPANESE GIRL WISHES SITUATION FOR
u cooking and upstairs work in any private fam
lily. NJ. s.. box IA. this Office jy11 Ats
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IrREE MEDICAL TREATMENTS; FREE CON
L sultation; for women only: hours 8 TO / 2 A. M
X UPFER'S 444 Van Ness ave. je27 I'm
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RJS Annual Meeting - The ANNUAL
Gr~S meeting of the stockholders of the Virginia
and Gold Hill Water Company for the election of
trustees to for the ensuing year and for the
transaction of such other business may be regu-
larry brought before the meeting, Will be held at
the Office OF the company. room IS. Nevada block,
500 Montgomery ST.. San Francisco. Cal,
THURSDAY. the 9th day of July, 1893. at the
hour OF O'Clock P. NJ w. w. STETSON, Sec.
San Francisco, July 10, 1893. jy1Otd
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PERSONALS.

- ESfECTABLE WHOEVER, 40, WILL MARRY
- wealthy widow, and manage her business
honestly; references exchanged. Address n, box
lao, Can Branch ONCE.
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MRS. DIR. WINZELL, ELECTRICIAN, pa
w Taylor ST.: diseases diagnosed free. jystf
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J.. CAHILL, 10Y SIXTH ST., COR. MISSION
y Most complete paper paint and whitening
establishmel in San Francisco; honest work
honest prices je22 tt
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HAIR SWITCHES, 81: NATURALLY CURLY
II bangs So: hair dressed, use; lessons given In
hair dressing and manicure. La Nerite Hair
Dressing Bazar. ll7O Market. over Maze. 1eEs SIN
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HELP wANrED-CoNTINUED.

TREE MEDICAL TREATMENT, FREE CON
/ sultation: for men only; evening. to 10 P. Ms
daily 444 Van Ness ave. JoS LID
\, ANTED-LABORERS AND MECHANICS TO
" know that Ed Rokin. Reno House propr1e-
tor still runs Denver House, 217 Third ST.: 30
large rooms; Csc pr night; 81 TO So pr week 70 ~
MEN TO TAKE LODGING-1OC, 15C AND 25C
WI night: single rooms: best IN town Ralroau
House 533 Commercial, below MontgomeytnyoU ~
- EST IN CITY-SINGLE ROOMS, Is, 20 AND
~ 25 cents per night: 81, 81 %, 81 % per week:
Pacific House, Commercial and Le1desdorH mi u
POUND TO WAKE YOUR. g. WENZELS
ii electrical alarm clock. GOT Montgomery az ON
17S MEN WANTED TO TAKE LoDGiNG;
l. - finest house In the city: 1Gc 15c ana 1oc
per night. 624 Washington ST. auIo ~
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STILL ALIVE AND W f DEFY COMPETITION
= GranuIated sugar. II lbs for 81; best flour SOC
per sack; good raisns, sc per III; Glib can coined
Deef l5c: lbs Rice 25cper; 2 cans table fruit,
zoe; z Jars jam. 25c 5-galion coal OIL Soc: 8
lbs French primes ST. Is lbs best currants 81;
Armour ported ham, sc per can; cheese. 10c per
lb: so soda crack ers for SCI IA Cuttings to-
matoes, 81. {. A. fARKIN IL CO.. temperance
grocers, 291O Sixteenth st al26mWeMo
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- The Regular Monthly Meeting of
lS>S Laborers' Protective and Benevolent Asso-
citation will be held in Irish-American Hall on
WEDNESDAY. July 12 at NJ. BY order.
jyll 2t p FALVEY, Sec,
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I g. LAwSON-TINNING AND SHEETIkON
y Works, sos Battery ST.; jobbing Of al kinds
done iel5 6m
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~ EFT YOUR HOUSE PAINTING, PAPERING,
VI decorating and Uniting done reasonable at g.
ORSIS % Montgomery ave- apIo lom
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"a iNDOW SHADES MANUFACTURED TO OR
" der by WILLIAM MCPHUN, 1895 Market24tt
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1Oo PAIRS FINE SAMPLE SHOES AT
ZUU wholesale price. j. K. 1913 Fourth.jy2 15F
DR- j MILTON BOWERS, REMOVED TO
- Fifth st, Sc. cor. Market. JyZ lm@
GAL. CARPET -swEEpERs: BEST MADE: AL
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= - =
SPECIAL NOTICES.

- Physicians RecOmme the Crys-
E~S tai hot water tub and swimming baths,
DOT of Mason st., terminus Of all North Beach
,arlines jy8 m
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p MCELROY, ATTORNEY, REMOVED
u from Oakland to 81 Chronicle bldg. mrl2 om
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COMPLETE STOCK, ALL SIZES OF SECOND
Y hand bars, etc, in redwood. Spanish cedar and
as new except the price: call and them, j.
NOONAN 1Ol7.lO23 Mission ST. above Sixth. l6 u
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i half hour 931 Market ST. room 81, my27 SIN
GALL AT SYLVAN SaLAMON'S 2lS POST
y ST. for elegant assortment European and ORR
entail art goods and furniture at low prices: also
choicest brands of teas. my23 3m
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Young GERMAN WOMAN WANTS SITUA-
ton to do general housework: sleep home.
Please call or address Midway ST., off Dupont,
near Bay. jy1l 4t*
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SURE, SAFE AND SPEEDY CURE FOR ALL
~ monthly irregularities from whatever cause;
no instrumen is used: home In confinement with
best possible care and comforts OF home. with the
skill and attention OF q physician having had
long and successful practice; can safely guaran-
tee every case: l invite investigation of nv
method; consultation free and Confidential; all
ladies that are in trouble. sick and discouraged
should call on the doctor and state their case;
they will find her to be true friend to her sex:
save time and money by consulting her before
of rheumatism and paralysis: all female COM
plants treated with unexcelIed success and salts
faction guaranteed money refunded; INFANTS
adopted if desired: guarante ed cure LOT the
morphine and liquor habit MRS. DIR. CIV Err,
3llih Hyde ST. near Ellis s. f., Cal. ty2f
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IF YOU SUFFER WITH CANCER ECZEMA,
L syphilis or scrofula send name aud address to
p. o. box 305. Oakland Cal. il will pay you. 10 II
CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA-THE
" WEEKLY CALL. sent to any address in the
United States Canada one year for 81, postage
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TIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR CAST-OFF
II clothing books novels: postal 247 4th. tt
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COMPETENT SWEDISH WOMAN WANTS
~ work by the day. washing, ironing or house
cleaning. Apply MRS. HENNING, 1853 Shlpley
street. jyll
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HIGHEST PRICE PAID CAST OFF CLOTH
II ing gold. jewelry. books. KLEIN, 100 Sixth.tt
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DELIABLE WOMAN WANTS SITUATION; IS
LII good cook and laundress. Please call or adj
dress 634 Valencia ST.
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LIKST-CLASS LAUNDRESS. WITH REFER.
L ence, wishes to go out washing and ironing
by the day. 1917 Devisadero St. bet. Geary and
Post jyll 5ts
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ELDERLY WOMAN WOULD LIKE POSI-
~ ton as chambermaid or light homework, Adj
dress H. 10 w ashngton ave.
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COMPETENT GIRL WISHES SITUATION AS
" cook or general housework in a small AmerI-
can family. Call at 61S Stevenson st. jyl1 3t*
'OOK-COMPETENT PROTESTANT WOMAN
y wants situat on in small private family
good cook; very good BAKER: city or country.
Please call at room 2, Cosmopolitan Hotel, Fifth
and Mission jyll 3t*
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TO- Kerba Buena Lodge 40. >SN..lgl,
ts~O Is, l. o. o. f. will install OIL SSsE-&SG
GERS TIL URSDAY EVENING, July ID. =G<&&
All are cordially invited. (>HhFVN
THOS. b. UPTON. N 6.
W. l. CRoSsETT, Rec Sec. iyl2 1t
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

JRoNER ON LADIES' CLOTHES, FIRST-CLASs
L summer resort. Shasta County, $35, tree fare
irOner. summer hotel, $50; waitress. country
hotel. $25 young lady TO attend counter. bakery
$25; restaurant cook, $40; cook. small boarding
house $35. 9. X. HANSEN & CO.. ITO Geary
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

MANTED-B Y A STEADY MAN, HAVING IL
w years experience in colonies driving hanson,
asituation as driver or groom: reference. Address
I. B.. box NJ, Call Branch Office. jy12 7t*
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

e. Excelsior Lodge No. l66, q
E>D +: and A. M.-Special meeting "a
THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, July * y
Y. at 80 O'Clock. Third degree W.
THEO. E. SMITH Sec
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-09
THE HERALD PRIZES.

The New York Herald offered
three prjzes in the late campaign
TO the person who would guess the
nearest to the popular plurality oil
tue successful candidate, it offered
trip around the world in first class
st, l., With a.! ezpe>scs pali by the
Herald; to the person wo came
second in guess to Said plurality, q
trip to London and Paris; to the
person who came third in guess, q
TIP to London,
Mr.. Cleveland's plurality was
3s9,533. E. f. Konzelmann OF
Brooklyn guessed 369,54O and won
the first prize.
Max Austin of New York guessed
S69, 513 and won the second prize,
Joseph w. Gorham guessed $685..
511 and won the third prize.
Of others who came near the
prizes only one North Oaroliuian is
given, Mr.. ". c. Ewing, Morganton.
His guess was 369,467.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-09
HON. w. H. KITCHIN.

We feel 1t due to this gentleman
to say that he does not deserve thu
hostile criticism which has recently
ap! 'ered in one OF our esteemed
nporsries.
d.. k'tchin has a warm temper..
meut. He feels earnestly and speaks
strongly about any subject, but he
has never wavered in HE loyalty to
the Democratic party. He may
have faults-all of US have. but he
has eyer been foremost fighter in
the Democratic cause.
He was not alone in his opposi.
ton to the denomination OF Mr.
Cleveland. Some Of the yery heat
Democratsin North Carolina opposed
1t, but when the line Of battle VA.
drawn Mr.. Kitchin promptly toed it
and boldly faced the political enc.
mics. He fought we'll, and deserves
well of the Democratic partv-
Stote Chronicle.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-09
Not to be Starved Out,

The Windsor Ledger says: Gar
occasional Third party man drops il
and dlscontinues the Ledger. II
they think they Can boycott this
paper into the support of Butler
Ohio Wilson, Weaver and Mrs
Lease they are mistaken. We set
our own type, sleep in the Office, are
mailing clerk and editor, do our own
cooking, eat but two meals a day
and fatten on them. Our expenses
are light and we have adopted new
rules Of diet and economy. We are
not exactly DR.. Tanner, but our
Democratic system is we'll prepared
to resist this kind of starvation.
Hurrah for u.s."
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-09

There IL agricultural depression
in England as we'll as il America.
The Queen referred to the matter
In her speech to Parliament on Jan
31st as follows: "My Lords and
Gentlemen-I have observed With
concern the wide prevalence Of az.
rlcaltural distress in many parts OF
the country. It is TO be hoped tina,
among the causes of the present de.
preston some are of temporary
nature, but without doubt you will
take this grave matter into yod,
consideration and make it the sub.
Ject of careful inquiry"
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-09
Administrators Notice.

Having qualified as administrator of
Stephen Andrews all persons having
claims against his estate are hereby no.
titled to present them to me or to Mr..
w. A. Dunn, my attorney, on or before
the first day of February, 1891, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of recovery /.
of intes'ate | shall sell his prs Lality.
r. NJ. JOHNSON,
Administrator Of Stephen Andrews.
1-26-Gt.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-09
CAPT. BUCK Kite HIN.

News 4 Observer.
We gather from some Of our e>-
changes that the Observation-Disclosures.
q paper that does not come 10 Us,
10 not pleased I" th Cspt. Buck
Kitcuin, aud hiss hsd something to
say in H. dispraise Capt. htchip
has III. faults like other men, but he
has also true merit and great worth.
He errs more n the assertioa of bis
man hood than IN taking couGr,l OF
polic.. * ben We think ot Capt
kItchin, c ar. refunded OF the lines
writ,eG b, }. G.. Holland, the author
OF that exquisit- Poem, the Culprt
Fay, and 10 wrote tie following !:
God give Us Men, A time like this de-
nandS
Strong minds, great hearts, true faith,
and ready hands:
Men whom the lust of office does not
kill;
Men whom the spoils Of office cam OF
buy,
Men v no possess opinions aud will:
Men who love honor-men who will not
lie;
Men who can stand before a demagogue.
And brave his treacherous batteries
without wInk,ns.
Tall men, sun crowned, who live above
the fog
In public duty and in private thinking;
For while the bile, with their thumb
wOrD creeds,
Their large professions, aud their little
deeds
Mingle III selfish strife. 10! Freedom
weeps,
Wrong rules the laud, and waiting JUS
tice sleeps.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-09
To Prevent The Grin

Or any other similar epidemic. the BLOOD
aud the whole system should be kept in
healthy condition. Ifyou feel worn out
or have that tired feeling in tho NOR
ming, do not be guilty Of neglect. Give
Immediate attention to yourself. Take
Hoods Sarsaparilla to give strength.
purify the blood and prevent diseas.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-09

man HON know has scis-rcd much
ia b.half Of the Denocr Isle part,
and of the people OF N".Ia ta'oiina
Vey R..pe ctfully,
CrAs. 81. STEuHsS.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-09
REPORTS RECEIVED.

INSANE AsYLUM.-We have re-
ceived the report of the Board OF
Directors and superintendent ct
the North Carolina Insane Asylum
for the two years ending Nov. 80,
1892.
The frOntls-pIece shows a blrd's
eve view of the buildings OF the ln-
situations with plans for proposed
new lnfirmarles.
First IS the report of the Board
of Directors to the Governor. It
refers in mplimentary terms to
the reports of the Superintendent
and the Steward. The Board asks
for the following appropriations:
/: 100000 per annun for mains
tenance and repairs.
2. $4,000 per annum tor infirm-
ary and hospital accommodations.
3. $4,000 for improving the lawn.
The clerks report shows a bali
ance of 1914 after al; vouchers
were paid.
The report of DR.. w. r. Wood,
the superintendent, is quite inter-
esting.
During the two years reported
for there we've 475 patients under
treatment.
The number in the institution at
time of report, Nov. 3O:h, was 300.
Notwithstanding the number
under treatment was larger than
formerly, the health condition OF
the inst tuition was greatly improved
there being little sickness of &C.
rious nature.
Dr. Wood suggests infirmary and
hospital accommodations ara shows
by a line of argumentative reason
Ing that the institution would thus
be greatl:, improved and room
made for 700 or 800 poor untortu-
mates in the State who need the
protection of the institution.
That part of the Superinten-
dents report which mentions the
medical, physical and moral treats
ment is especially interesting.
Many improvements have been
made during the past two yearf,
and DR.. FOOD has planned for still
larger and better improvements.
Th" appropriations suggested by
the superintendent are 10 the man,
about what the Board of Directors,
in their report to the Governor,
as noticed in the first part of this
review, as.ted for.
The different tables IN the Super
lntendent's report are full. showing
In detail lll the points Of interest
relative to the inmates
The Stewards report makes a
fine showing for the institution,
especially that part which gives
the products of the tarn and gar
den.
The net proceeds above all ex-
penses ofifarm, garden and dairy,
were $4,432.43.
The matrOn's report shows very
great care and industry in that de-
partment.
There are added to the report
proper the bylaws and regulations
OF the institution; making the re-
port replete In every particular.
The bylaws and regulations are
strict and show the most careful
management.
One OF the most pleasing features
O'the report Is the evidence OF the
spirit of kindness which is shown
to the patients in every possible
manner.
The report is an admirable one.
and the State may we'll feel proud
OF the management of this, one of
It's best and nOblest institutions.
We congratulate the State that the
Institution is under such manage
ment; and we congratulate DR..
Wood on his pleasing success as
the able. efficient and faithful Su.
peIlntenUent.
uHM w II DfmnFYYwy
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-09
ALWAYS LOYAL 20
DEMOCRACY.
Greenville Reflector.

Hon. w. ii. kitcnlO, Vi
Neck, has been favorabiy mention
ed al a candidate under the incom-
ing administration for Collector OF
Internal Revenue IN Eastern Nortn
Carolina. Not many days ago the
Tarporo Southerner said some
thing. in reference to him when
have Justly given his friends mucn
offence and they are not SLOW In
exhibiting their resentment. Inc
Reflector was much surprised TO
see this attack of the Soutberner
upon such an honorable, de-
serving democrat as Captain
Kitchin and has as yet failed 10
see even the slightest indication OF
the wisdom of such condoct. North
Carolina has not within its borders
a more thorough, we'll equipped,
upright, conscientious, bold, fear
less and determined democrat than
Buck Kltchin. Any man VINO
knows ANYTHING about the canvass
es which Capt. Kitchln has made
in the State for the the past fifteen
wears will never tor one moment
doubt that the party owes as much
to him for it's success as any man
in the eastern part of the state
probably with the exception OF
Governor JARVIS. No man on the
opposite Of him has ever been able
to canvass long with him. Per-
haps Mr.. Dockery could give lit
tie information along this line.
Some OF our third party friends
in the last campaign asked only
one question about some OF
their appointments. 1t was this:
Will Buck Kltchin be there1 II
this wss answered IN the affrma-
tive they persued bat one course
and that was to be conspicuously
absent from the appointment.
Capt. Kitchln Is man of very
strong convictions and principles,
and lie has the boldness to express
them, and for this reason some nave
abused him. He has never been
accused OF belonging to the "wlshy-
washy' politicians who are every
thing to everybody for the sake
of their own promotion. For this
we honor him. He was opposed
to Mr.. Cleveland's nomination, but
after he was nominated he did not
oppose him. No man has better
Democracy than tbis. He has ever
been in the front rank OF the party
battling molly for it's principles,
anu the Reflector believes him
wo, thy of appointment to auy Office
to which he aSpireS ana Will De
glad to see bin thus honored. We
believe further that this sentiment
is pretty universal among the
masses of the democratic party the
TarbOrO Southerner to the contrary
notwithstanding Buck Kltchin
can not he injured with the demo
cratic party IN this State by any
man or paper and the Reflector re-
grets to see this uncalled for and
unprovoked attack upon such a
worthy and distinguished son of
democracy by any democratic pa
per published In our borders. Capt.
Kltchin ought to be hOnored and
will be if he gets what he deserves.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-09
MOTTO e

Ry virtue of power in me vcsttc
oy "A deed az trust c&ecutti To M
" { L Lewis on the l1th DAY ct
Dec. 1885, which Is auly recorded in
The county of Halifax ~ The re. Is
ter's office 10 Book ~ +. =, page
ll3, shall sell tor cash AZ auction
IN Scoilaui- Nech, oa the lS,h la,
Of February. 1898, tie following dcs
crlhed lauo, l,Irc n ssti county adj
Joining the land ut 4. J. ~ hiiehead
on the East and West ard the Land
Of J. d. EtGeridac & !. II. Lewis on
toe North, .Gd hv he roat e." hlug
from scotia ii Neck tn iarBoso. and
containing ell hty acres, more CT less
J h. EDWARDS,
| II >. trustee
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-09
NOTICE

NORTH CAROLINA.
WAKE COUNTY, Superior Court,
Walter Clark
Edward Alcott
The defendant Edward Alcott Is here
by notified that an action has been com
menced III this court by the plaintiff
against him for $500 90 damages sustain
ed by reason Of the defendants convert
ing the plaintiffs pay, the summons IA
which l. re;urnable 10 the Superior
Court to be held for Wake county on the
eth Mondav after the LIST Monday IN
Marcn 1898 The defendant viii appear
during said term a. The court house IN
taleIgh and answer OF demur TO the COM
plant which Will be filed within the first
three DAYS Of sad term, or judgment will
be taken by default against him. The
defendant is also notified that a warrant
Of attachment has been granted against
the property of the said defendant W ich
- returnable 10 the sal4 term of tins
court. and is directed to tho sheriff OF
Halifax county.
Witness Jno. W. Thompson, ClaIk OF
aid Court, at Off ce in Raleigh, hi, ssh
day of January. 1898.
JNo. ". THOMPSON,
Clerk Superior Court.
4. u. BURTON. WaHe county.
For Plaintiff. , , q
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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-09

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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-09
THE LEGISLATURE.
Summary Of Each Days
Proceedings.

IMPORTANT MEASURES CONSIDERED.