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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-24

osINc PRICES or SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
on THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

Friday November 23-p. m.
The market was dull to-day trading being
stricted and professional. At the close declines
and advances about offset one another St Paul
the liveliest Granger. and on 20,7l5 shares
lost Is to 5sA the close. II generally
firm. although weak on the earliest sales. The
fact that 81. Paul earnings for the third week
in November show decrease Of Slll 22G.
not known until after the Exchange closed.
Northwestern. on l5ls5 shares had made a net
loss Of II to 97i. at the end Il the dag. having
been weak after a small advance in tn morning
Its heavnese was attributed 20 tho decreased
total for October earnings. published to-day.
which strengthened n" opinion OF the "talcn'.'
AT least. that the quarterly dividend must be- -
luced Burlington was quoted cx-d!vidend. and
was up Il at 7OSs at the close 1t was fairly
firm.
Little was done in Rock Island. bu' H. lost =
net to COS. Tho strength which this group
showed to-day is best explained. perhaps. by
the covering OF short accounts. Fluctuations
among the induslrals are rarely indicative -
legitimate business facts. bat they furnished tine
market to-day with about all the life ircXhibiteG.
American Sugar Refining under manipulation.
moved within IL. points and lost Is ri the
close to S. Chicago Gas was wax. ana SOD
down from 1874 e. Ns4. II finally rallied and
closed AT 72i.-a net loss # point. however. j.
Of its principal manipuafors; but tn" report va
unfounded COrdagc and National Lead wci"
heavy and the Cordage bonds sympaihiz"d win
the shares. The weakness Of CDrdaEe waS fiid
70 be due to questions about The payment 81
January interest. II was intlmatod IN sent
official way however. that the interest would D.
paid The general list irregular and gen
orally dull Pullman Car stock gained - -
1888. and Manhattan ~ 10 lo4@s; but LDulsN!lIe
and Nashville closed down g. to -. Reading do
clined 10 l6A from IA hut AT IN" cloS" wa"
16a,-a net loss Of (which IS explained 10y
increasing disfaVor with the Earle-plcntt pllN.
Southern Railway shares. on the other hand.
showed fractional advances. owing t. the TACT
that an English syndicate will take large LOT "i
the bonds. , -,
The mystery and uncertainty IN regard 'o me
details Of the subscription TO the Government
bond issue still affected the market uhihVorapIY'
and the close was weak. on 1924 shares zone
BONDs-THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
Government bonds sold: $1,000 As. cou, AT 10;
az O00 5s col at 1ls. Some changes occurred IN
nuotatjons which at the close were as follows:
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Ocean Steamers.
CLYDE LINE.
WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE
B-itannic. Nov. IS I,rltannlc Dec 90 a. m
.Na,estl ec , TO 30 II. m Majestic. Jan. - a m
sadTfotfc. Dec : m sAdriatc. Jan. :? a. III
y eGionc Dec 49, 10 a. m IAN ~ ~ '
So COTTON CARRIED BY PASSENGER STEAMEi.9
saloon rates $50 upna:d according 10 steamer ami To-
carton % berth second cabin these ste'm"rs 81 ana
$40 Stee~age from New-Yo-k Brtinnc Adriaiic
tiermanic $40. Mai site an! Teuta tonic SO Prepaid
tickets SO. 80. 20 Broadway. NcwYprk. IN lad lpnlt
office. 400 Wanut-st II MAITLAND KERsHY Ageat.
4 CRUISE TO THE NETHERLANDS
~ By trecially chartered steamer Fresland. Feb
visiting Bermuda. Azores Gibraltar Malaga Gran
Alhambra, Aglers Cairo. days az jerusalem. ey
r0li Ephasis Constan,inoplc Athens Rome. Only So
hotels excursions fees etc. included Organized and ac
corpanied bv T. C. Clark exit. 6 ViceConsul at Jeru
salem and star 81 competent assistants.
Thirty excursions IN Europe. Ocean tickets by all Hes
So-l Tourist Gazette.
Q CLARK Tours' A.. ~, R-oadway New-Yori
OTcar Ticket Agen. Pennsylvania r r.. &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-24

In state issues: $4,000 Alabama Class a. ~
1O3A $500 Virginia fund debt. 23s OF 1891 nj 9Nis'
s65 900 Virginia 6s. deferred trus' Iece,I'''
slammed eGsh No city bank stocks were sold.
Railroad bonds were quiet. the par VAIue 81
sales being 81, 022 900. but weak tone deVelCpeh
and several material losses occurred '"rdaEo
1sts declined per cent TO 6712. ONO Southern Iss
"a ia QsH Toledo ST Louis and Kansas CIV
LEO ,eceints IN to CO. Oregon improvement Con
cal Is / TO 52h Brooklyn Elevated Isis ;" w.
and 7 ou,sytlle New-Abany and Chicago Consols
2. to 97A $500. ga c,,o,,.,.
The Clearing House statement was as ioiiow7'
Exchanges. S7s58S, $3.50: balances. S6546n
Tho Suh-TreAsury was debtor 10 the Clearing
House s4lO9sO The business of the SUD Ireas-
urv for the week ending to-nignt mciuIes -
ceipts SIS 952 957; payments $zo9'4'lL sa e1ns
,hs general balance sla7 63657@ against slSa61s,-
40 on November IS, nm apparent loss OF N'oil''o
Teaucting from the payments Alo60oO ana from
no recepts ss5s0O0 for items which affect It's ac-
count with the Treasury al washington ohly' HS
loss as affecting the banks was slaVSV4'.
The United States Treasury al Washington re-
coivnd today S3l063s National bank notes for re-
donntion The customs receipts were sdSs'o9!'
tho internal revenue receipts $2SI4zo, ana the
miscellaneous receipts S2358ol
To-da'y's Washington Treasury Statement. ID
cash on hand and deposits In bank compares
With the figures Of the last previous statement az
follows: 40 n,,rrco
hand sI N ,.s e SSS Z ia Inc 9 sassa
M :. s 80 ss "A Sss b Ias &
Actual cash in the
over OUTSTANDING sie 7ss sioS Inc si!s 20
cerunns"tn n hank 10 1921 IosesS92 Inc n',I2i
hal. ,II5 $50 $50 sIi5.a2i. 1891. s'i
MONEY AND FOREIGN MARKETS.
xonsv on call was Won per cent on good S,d
stoch Exchange collateral one loan OF 'i'V0V'
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being made at q per cent Other rates. for time
money. indicated no change in this branch OF
the market. ard were as follows: L per cent for
sixty days. per cent for ninety days ana 2l2M
3 per cent for six months. The supply Of com
ncrcial paper was not increased. and quotations
were: %, as per cent for sixty to ninety day IN
dorsed bis receivable. sd1Sil per cent for four
months cOmmission-h house and prime four months
single names, 3hNi per cent for prime SIX
months and 4iaM7 per cent for good four To tx
months single names.
The price Of exchange IN Now-York was
quoted to-day as follows at the places named'
Chicago. TO-. premium: Boston. par Sc. dis
count: Savannah. buying i-lG discount. selling
1859 u premium: Charleston. buying l-l6 dis
count. selling Lie premium: St Louis. New
York exchange par bid: Nev-orleans. CONNER
cial l25c discount. bank par. .,
Chicago bank ciearings: Exchanges, ST.. 932ooo;
balances $l.s53325 Philadelphia: Exchanges,
$loo@.lS9; balances, $i.io%'s2l: Boston: fN-
changes. S13.2lo.S59: balances. $16Ss314.
The price of commercial bar silver IN this mar
ket was G3is. nominal. per ounce. Mexican dol
lars were quoted at 5o'2' and IN London So
In London bar silver was unchanged at esd.
take out 2i0 600 ounces Of silver.
The foreign exchange market was dull and
heavy IN the morning II a reasonable amount
of the forthcoming bond issue should be placed
in London cnd effort t Do this has been
madc). il naturally would reduce the rates 81 ex-
change; ana the marke; to-day reflected this pos
SHE fact. The close steady. The following
table shows the rates at which business was
actually done:
bills. Sh lr bills.
Ste~n- ......4S1AGi.ss ST. ~ A6L- i.d4 s1h
Ir.ncs 5l5 5lTi, Si5
Re,cl snarLs ~ if.IG4gJs q5s ass
Cuilders ........ 49,. 4Ut foil
Money on call in London was IA y per cent.
The rate Of discount in the open market was
1916 per cent. both for short and three months
bills British consols advanced. rising Il to 1875
for both money and the account. American Sc
curlties were stronger. but no important changes
IN quotations occurred. 81. Paul rose n to 6e's
and PENNSYLVANIA Il to 52is but Illinois Central
receded /, to 92ie. Mexican Is 4 to So and Atch-
ison 4 10 53s.
French renies were 10l francs s. cent!mes.
Paris exchange on London % francs 1914 CEN
times Berlin sight sterling 20 marks 81 pfen-
nings The Paris Bourse buoyant
Gold was quoted to-day at Buenos Ayres al 2{s.
Lisbon % Is St Petersburg 80 Athens II. Rome
$50 Vienna 3. Madrid 1870
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

1880 1892 1894.
,-,,rbe- ~ ,nii.s .ns 3lG 3G
Ibird week in N1,, s;7 az s35 400 $50 575
Ian | +, Nv oi / 753 1913 i1l3Os0 !j2. ~
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
>,,r,o- e miles no 2lo 500
c.rorl vel, In Nov 2r3
Ian g. Nv l4..... .el1 SOS I 1850 1WlG Gal
CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTEEN.
x,,.,.r - miles ,"il iia7 o.iG
NM = o.f.har e. cr. go s. 90 40 s. 90.
Ian >, o., ii 80. ., u,i 80 2>3lp.s7s @i573".G
CHICAGO IT. PAUL. MINNEAPOLIS AND OMAHA
Month ~ october ..... slo.3972 500 $50 $500 1u0
Jan ! to Oct. ~ ..... 7.;9' ~ G74dj2o Go73s32
ST LOUIS ALTON AID TERRE HAUTE
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old DOM MON LIN T..

IN 7. T :
Vsearaers Tor NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH OLD POINT
COMFORT and NEWPORT NEWS VIRGINIA BEAt II.
pETEReBIHG and RICHMOND VA. and WASHING
TON H. e Mon. Tues. Vol. Thurs AMI Sat. For
pt.h,oouA vi, JAMES RIVER Mon. We'd. and Sat
For WEST POINT: yAxTues. Thurs. ane Sat. From
urIays IT. Through tickets and freight rates 70 all
" l.. GUGLLArDEU. Traffic Maaaser
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NED .D" LINE or STEAMSHIPS.

DEp ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
IA FOR Ia GTAYRA. IERTO CAEElIO. CAitAcAO
AND MARACAIEO. VIA CURACAO.
FROM PIERREPONT STORES. BIpDKLNN
: PHILADELPHIA. .Saturlay. NOV. -. r. m.
= CARACAS. ............. Wednes lay, Dec >. p H.
: VrNf,Zi EIA......... Saturday Dee. -. p m.
These America, s'"amers built eSpr SLY fof the trace
have very superior accommc iations FOR passengers
ror curacao md Maracaibo freight only.
$ : NAEACAIBO .................... Friday. Nov. o.
EOUTTON. BLISS * DALIETT.
General Managers. 80 Fiout-st.
CAVANNAII LINE-FOUR TIMES WEEK.
~ IS from Pier ~. r.. foot of Spring st. " ndays
Wednesdays. Fridays and Saturdays a. 7. NJ For
" II RuETT Gc r'p'i Art j. D. HAsIAGGN, F.. Agt.
cen, II Il 3f7 H'way : r ". Ry.. POI B'way.
:. T.. ApAMs g 80 FR l. wALKER Ast o. 3 3.
C. VI SOEHEI. Manager.
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CAYANNAu ILNE-rOIK TIMES WEEK..
40 P.ASSE\GERS RY

TE'O PASSENGERS BY
:. : "NORMANN1A.' JAN. ). 1873.
THE LARGE NUMBER OF PASSENGERS
WHO WILL. LAND ~ EGYPT FROM THE
NORMANNIA MAKES II ABSOLUTELY
NECESSARY THtT ALL WHO INTEND TO
GO rP TIE NILE SHOULD SECURE ACCOM-
MOpATIONS FROM - At ONCE.
We Arr: DOING OUR Utmost. BY PUT
TING on SPECIAL. STEAMERS. TO MEET
THE PRFsSt' RE. IN ORDER. HOWEVER. TO
AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT. ALI. WHO WISH
''c MAKE THE NILE VOYAGE THIS SEA-
SOY SHOULD SECURE ACCOMMODATION
IMMEDIATELY.
TIIOS COOK & son.
2GI AND .c25 BROADWAY NETWORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-24
INroRTs ~ rHYGoouS At NEW-foEN.

IWT0NTs OF TNYGO0TN 81 NEW-I0I.N-
Fa- tine ...
Thrown 81 the nar.f. iSis.;- .n -, ! -" -
January
Thrown "a tc market 60 i3o loSr>'5l5 >iG5l@
EUROPEAN FINA%cIAL ORDERS
London N,y %. { p m-Cousoi io3i. for both mono
arl tna account York Psrnsyiran ana 'n' tIs'
rnortragc bonds u. Canadian Pacific Co.,. tt,. ~ 10
second c.ns..s -. Ilirnl. Gent nl. ~ M'Nirin
dtnary 4; :. Paul common. 90. New York central.
luli. P.nnsyltaui. -. Reading 80 h"si0an Genital
new bonds -. Louis, 1877" ari NaeufiI ''s.
Afchis0n common ~
q rn-Tne amount - lr..ln vi'htrtwu from u~
Iauk Engfnl balance today T. i@lr" None. AZ.
t.r cont Tho rate fne iraft"i fur
i,n .hor, and three months bills l.- cent Paris
accs quote pr cont fenics los francs c-n,im"
for account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-24
EQUITABLE MORTGAGE COMPANY.

WHEREAS. Under certain indentuT" dated NE
ofr,cnfh ,v 4 October 1886 made between the Egu'
ali. Mortgage Company Of Kansas CITY Missouri ana the
american Loan ans Trust Company II New-fork hS
;rrrs,c. IL among other things provided That when l"
fau Ia any 81 the a mens ~ any ~ SAID Do
ient,es should made by the Equitable mortgage COM
Inv and such default should have continued of thy
t,vs or II default made IN the payment - the prnc
,i Yh.n ian. then said Trust" should ~ once pro.
ce,f f. collect sell the seoIea 49, s hands pltdfr1
for payment - the Hhin' an" 'lpN III" p'"0'''' '
their rcdsmltiln ana A. - ---.. q,
The rt,rcs upon the dccntr"s ~ som" ~ mem included
-, seyes one nffyeFht inclusive or ~" deh"nif"'
.net under such agreement and TIE came has coninu
or hifty days longer. AMI defnut a- been nadr IN
The aynen ~ principal u sad dobrnus or some ~
them when due. and. 80, .,..- ,...., , ,,,o
CO - Ncv-York the undersigned substituted ~
,stce In place the successor Trustee 10 the american
sn and Trust Company. and the undersigned has been
.,.seI hy the holders ~ dehenies ssu"i under each
- .ad series to sell the Gecucs pledged In each 81 said
VI c.ou-t,,, nj
Trust COMPANY Trustee. hef@by gives h"''' Una,
,yi mon m. 10Th day 81 November 1884 az ne lehi
Esate Exchange and saiesroom No 81 Lln"ry srrs ~
"a. Cv of York al 1890 o'clock IN the forenoon;
,roc ed 10 public auction the securities pleisri
yith II under rnd all - srd series II All ~ said
securities are sold that day said sale VIII continue
NJ The same place the same hour. from day To day
n, completed Lists Of the securities can be seen upon
apple alton ="
uCiM VnpY eccilRiTY AVN TRilST COMPANY
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WIN same cast as Mon. oyg NOV ~
FRI. EN'G. NOV. Boil TROE AToKE.

Mines Drog and Scalchi. NM. CRmpanart and Tamagrd
seats At the BOX OFFICE and at the newsstands 81
Tvso co. composing eighteen OF the principal ic'ei
in the city: also a Rulman's. Ill Broadway.
knahe Pianos used, exclusively
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-24
CRUISE TO THE MEDITEIKANEAN

NOMPAGNIE GENERALE Transatlantiquc.
" FRENCH LINE TO HAvRE
La TOtRAINE. santeli. ..... Sat; Noy. - i.:9 p m
IA BRETAGNE Rupe. .......... Sat. Dec. l. f3l p IN
ia POf'RGOGNE Lcbo'uf ....... Sat, Dec :. II g. m
New York Alexandria Egypt via Iaris trip 'aii %
DAYS. Firsi-class slG0: second class Sllo
A. FORGET General Agent No. 3 bowling Green.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-05
Death Of Mr. Norfeet smith.

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le7i''7ilce lieaI 'ie 'o'ii ~ '7-'e1'''-'i
>o'ht ~ me ''.''Il e''''i ~ ii'9 Az io'
twelve OF thirteen years Mr. smith had
been troubled WITH HFef conpia 1t,
"hlch ~ tunes gave MN serious tfi-ea~-
ines. these attacks WoJId come upon
him at different intervals, and with va
Iying degrees Of intensity, but when
they passed 81 ne seemed e be a.
well and strong as any one About
SIX weeks ago ne 1elt the unmletakabIe
symptoms 81 hl7 disease ana took some
simple remedy winch ne thought
would ward off an attack. Becoming
700 leeDIc to STIR ABOUT ne remained
within doors for several weeks till final
~ about ten DAYS before his death he
WAS compelled 10 take his bed. Fl
disease rapidly deyeIoped into what the
physicians term proqressire 0nernia.
and after several DAYS Of unconscio1.-
ness. he passed away ametlv and with
out a struggle. entering q. we hone and
believe into that rest that rcrnaineth to
tho ,oon}o If GOD
Mr.. Smith was graduated from the
University Of North Carolina in limo
1860, and III the following year he en-
tered the Confederate service with the
scotland Neck Mounted Elllenan lie
remained with his company through
the whole OF the war, never asking for
a Through, and being at home only once
on the SICK list. When lee surrender
ed ne was IN command OF the conpa-
ny as lst Lieutenant, the Captain at
the time beng Oh his way 70 Joll his
command.
At the close or The war, Ike many
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-05
LOCAL NEW 5.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Law Cirislian /, Barraud
iAXES.-ColIectprs.
'HOTOGHAPII--T ". Lowry.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-05
List TakerS.

The Board IT Commissions last Mon
day appointed the following persons Ia
axe The tax lists III the county:
Brlnkleyville-N W Ros,er; Butter
WJol-T + Mcguire COnOconara-J
\ Norileet Enfield K Whitaker
faucettS-J + Daniel Halifax-R II
Daniel Littleton-C ID House; Pal
myra-G T DeBerry; Roseneath-W
7 Whitehead Scotland Neck \
Perry WeIdon-B + Gary.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-05
Rales Adopted 81 The n. c. Press
Association ApriI II, 1909.

The sum OF not less than five cents
me will be charged for cards of
nE-. resolutions Of respect and
obituary poetry" also for obituary
ticc~ other than those which the ed
f himself shall give rs a matter Of
news.
<ot.ce- Of church and society and
aI other entertainments from which
Iesanue il to be derived Will be charg-
~ for II The rate Of five cents line.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-05
Old newspapers at this office.

silk wire frames, bonnet and hal
frames from l3cts to 33cts.
A big variety of faces and more silk
for dress trimming
X ,r,E & T'1TTEpT
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-05

OUT OF HIS oFFICE.-Dr. A. c. lay
ermon Will be out Of his office from
April 9th to April l4th. He will visit
his mother. DR.. II. NJ. Johnson will
attend to any urgent case for DR.. Liy-
ermOn.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-05

DEATH OF Mr.. il J. RoBERTsoN.-
In. II. J. Robertson, well known in
this community, died at Palmyra Mon
day and was buried there Tuesday.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-05

| iAXLS--CGlIcctDrs
! iHoToGHAPII--T. ". Lowry
The whole community is grieved at
the death Of Nr. Norfeet smith An
obituary BY the Rector Of his church
appears el~ewlle4e THE DEN0cRAr
}oins II deep sympathy for his family
Who have been thas @orely beteaved
DEATH OF Mr. II. J. Ro8ERrsoN.-
2Ir. II. J. Robertson, well known in
this community, died at Palmyra Mon
day and was buried there Tuesday.
DIR. GEE DEAD.-N-e failed to note
last week the death Of Dr. Charles Gee
which occurred IN Weldon 18th ult.
lie was we'll known in the county, hav-
ing pracsiccd medicine in the county
for lorty years. Recently he had been
physician 70 the State farm near Wei
don.
CLOSED T,p.-Thc merchants have
wisely and generously agreed to close
their stores at s O'Clock from the first
Of April to the first Of September. This
gives the clerks the chance for some
recreation and saves money to the mer-
chants.
MIR. BBUTON'S DEATH.-Rev d. r.
Bruton, formerly Presiding Elder OF
this district Of the Methodist church
died in Wilson last week. It was only
4 few weeks ago he was in Scotland
Neck and preached in the Method
ist church. His many friends here
regret to learn OF his death. One al
ways felt better after associating and
talking with Mr.. Bruton.
Economy and Strength
Valuable vegetable remedies are used
IN the preparation OF Hood Sarsapa-
rilla in snch peculiar manner IS to
retain the medicinal value OF every in
gredient Thus Hoods Sarsapalllla
combines economy and strength and is
the only remedy Of which 100 Doses
One Dollar" is true BE sure to get
Hoods.
Hood Pills dc not purge, pain or grippe,
but act promptly, easily and efficiently.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-05

When Baby was snck, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, She csied for CastOria.
When she became Hiss, lhe chung to Castoria.
v zen she Lad Children, she gave them Castora
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-05
THE DEMOCRAT.
PUBLISHERS NOTICE.

R~DAY. APRIL ). 1894.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-05

Mcssr- Boykin. Camcr 4 as
Gentlemen The chemical bought
Of YOU for making Home IcfInf
continue to give satisfaction uy
u-c il under cotton loH kHuo wa-t
think IT good, of ! ~houid unt have
used j, - long This makes IL uf II
YEAR that | have t~cu using g. NHl
IT. use has made me aide tu Ia, fuf b.
cash. not Oh crop time.
Yours truly. lBo- : IFAN#.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-29
COLT'NBTc .UAEkETS $.
f0LIs1B -. mo

ii II
1,>,;,o.. Dcaocro,
d f-. STROLL
c1 ,1,-I-o. Tho ,,arl-c+
t:.t.,. ..-,.,,.,re fro,,,
VT o.,f,. uitb
flo ,,.e..l-c.
r. p-a.d
,,.a-.1t,. 1,,ed
- I. loll,- a. r
do. o,rdonor within ten
. 1aa .ooa r. town
=, ron
.;1 or.,,.,o- lem
can't. q
~ - ..-.,,,l,.rrioa
~ % ao,,+.a omar.
~, .,; ., .o,,,t the
1 .,, ,hooe
n+,,.. la4voe, the
"a -. ,ho for,oo,. here and in
= rho. .4roo..s.,ro crowd
= 49, on,,in, with Iaraa two ana
,., tued With corn hay
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-29
HAS not Congress passed the Bland

HAS not Congress passed the Bland
Bill?"
Yes said Capt kitchin, "but has
Mr.. Cleveland signed it?'
Emry.-''No; but he has plenty Of
time.
Kitchin.-"If Mr.. Cleveland should
veto the Bland bill, would you be
against him ,"
Emry-"Ies.
Kitchin.-"The Bland bill Why,
Won can't fool third party man nor
colored man with II
E,nrv.-"Does it not authorize the
coming Of SO 900, o0O Of silver
Kitchln-"No.'
Mr. e. Simmons asked, Then why
do the gold-bugs comp!a against IT!
X itcbin.-"To fool such men as YOU
and Tom Emry."
This sharp repartee ELECTED loud ari
prolonged laughter.
| Can't. kitchin urged that the meet
ing be adjourned to 1st Monday IN
June sir. Hill thought it rot nece5-
gary to adjourn to later time, but rei-
egate all these questions to the county
convention.
Can't. ]. NJ. Grizzard wanted to adj
journ sine die.
Major Neal said he thought it better
to adionrn sine die, and leave these
matters to the democratic county con
vention.
Tpon Mr. kitchin's motion to ad
iourn 10 meet lst Monday in June, tn
vote was taken and it being a tie, tn
chairman declared the meeting ad
iourned until 1st Monday III June
Mai. Emry asked, that as 1t was
close. those voting separate and b
counted.
Chairman Daniel said he would pre-
fer that. Those voting separated 0
: either side of the room and the coul
I showed the vote 81 to 81 in favor {
meeting lst Monday in June. In
meeting was declared adjourned to tn;
| time
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-29

Three days Is a very short time IN
which to cure a bad case OF rheuma-
tlsm but it can be done. if the proper
treatment is adopted as will be seen by
the following from james Lambert, OF
New Brunswick, Ills, u was badly
afflicted with rheumatism III the hips
and legs, when l bought bottle OF
Chamberlain Pain Balm. 1t cured
me in three days. I am all right to-
day; and would insist on every one
who is afflicted with that terrible dis
ease to use Chamberlain Pain Balm
and get we'll at once" 80 cent bottles
for sale by f. T. Whitehead 4 co.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-29
Rev. Mr. Green's Commentator.

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ance. becausc | believe tia one can
give no better protection to those de-
oandent un0n him than to carry poi
lev in a good and reliable company.
And ii gives me great pleasure to say
that regard the Union Central Llfe
Insurance Company Of Cincinnati,
Ohio. as safe and reliable. | have ev-
ery reason for saving it. because upon
the life of my beloved wife. who carried
a policy il this company, have this
dav received q check for my claims
against the company. The claim was
promptly paid by Mr. f. f. Hilliard,
of Scotland Neck, the check having
been issued the next day after the com
plete proofs of death reached the home
office of the company All the deal
ings OF the company with me have
been entirely satisfactory, and | gladly
recommend it to any who may desire
safe insurance at low rates, and under
easy and liberal contracts.
l take pleasure in saying further tina
the public may rely implicitly on any
thing Mr.. billiard may say or repre-
sent in regard to the plans and pollcle
of the Union Central, IS we'll as IN 9th
er things for his settlement with mt
has been satisfactory and was made IL
a most agreeable manner.
Signed THO5. GREEN.
Plymouth. \. c.. Feb II. 1891.