davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-03-17
4ebPrhltR
2tmO Snr5gefGktes.

- Sn SQtnois un6 in Sn6iana, 1opie
tn Mtcbtgan une in Nisconiin fteben beute
Q(beno 9%tegenid6auer SIT ertparten uno in
,Oftbtgan AUDI morgen. Cont itebt fir
morgen Elm beiterer 6immcI in NuSlt3t.
- 0er Stem gorfer Gfieftenmarft croft
nete feiter unb nit etlpaS b0beren gtotiz
rungen, al5 ben 9~eitrt9en S6luBcourlen ;
cine 9lusnabme bilbeten muir bic 3uder>
aftien, Die etlpa 1900 nit 913@92 abgciebt
muroen. BrioritGtsattien fin0 ~ebenfalls
I'M 2 psf. I'M Yreiie geitie9en, bic y9lmez
rican Gotton Oil" I'm IL unb bic Seller
aftten nm Z p@t. y2lmertcan Cotton Oil"
6tng bann 5 psf, Gorba9e nm J psf. 5u7
rid. Sn Silber in Barren miro i'm 9a1Oe
Die llnse nit u 1l16 nottrt.
- Die neue 8emiui9ungSbiQ fir 6aS
Seer entbdlt neue ipt6ttge 8eitimmungen
betreffS Der Yenitonirung Der Sberoffi3iere.
= W}it GROCER Spannung iiebt man Ser
GntibetDung beS YrGitbenten in SQbcn
Der nun III beioen 6Guiern a~ngenommenen
8lonb'i6en Sei9niorage>8iu ent9egen.
Sic QuSprGgun9 Der Seigntorage tpiiroe
ettpa Spetunoeinbalb Sabre in Qtnipru6
nebmen.
- Der Golumbiaz6lu 1no feline See
benfliiiie iino iiber 6te 11fer getreten un6
ricbten nanentlicb in Der Qelouies unO Stg
8enbz9te8ton I'M 0itliCbcn Gbeile 6es Staaz
teS 8aiRtn8ton %9e!paIttge Ger3eerun7
gen an.
= Sci Scr iG6rli6en @ettfabrt auf Bet
I6cmie 5iptidben ben 8ootcIubS Der engz
Iilcben lt1ttperittGten SrfDro unb Cambridge
tru8en Die SrfOrb'er Den Sie8 bapon.
= @ci5en e~r0ffnete bier fet un0 fteiger6
un0 9ing i'm Wtaitermin BON 58& auf 5855
in Die 60be unb auf 585 btnunter. Wfais
tptcb i'm Otditermiu bon 37$ alf 81, Safer
BON 30$ auf 3O8. Sbmeineflei1cb tptcb
bon 1895 auf 1882, S6nolS bon $50
auf 6.523, 0tippcbcn bon 5.673 auf $50.
= acknowledgements beliefen ii4 in
Ser nit benz 6eutigen Sage a6gei9loliencn
Q8obe auf $884,517, 500, in Der %porigen
Q8obe duf 1878, 861 1866 unb in BET gletoben
g8ocbe pOrigen SabreS auf 1926, 297 ,482,
alio 1926 psf. NuSfau in bteier unb 1913
psf. 0lSfau in Der p~Ori9en 8D6e.
- Ser @o~cbenouSneis Der Stem Oorfer
8anfen ergiebt nobiteben6e 8erGnoerung:
9teierOe $1,665, 1926 mebr, 9arleben
So, 1O8 900 mebr, Silber un6 @olo
$~1,210,300 mebr, 8opier9el6 $2,240, 400
mebr, 9epoIiten 81, l62, 200 mebr, Notenz
umlauf $214,800 peni9er, ais bpr o9t Taz
gen. 8anfen beltBen 9e9enlpGrttg ST.
3O2,250 meDr baares GeIb, ais bas @eleb
iDnen bori9retbt.
- Die morgige Seier 6es Sa6restages
Der Commune" tpirb in YartS allen @nz
icbetne mach iebr 3a9m Oerlaufen. Die Pos
lt3et lit i5arf auf Der SUIT.
- &eriAie6ene europaif6e Negierungen,
Oarunter angeblib bic britiibe, iouen ii9
auf Elm gemetniames 8or9eben 9egen Die
&narcbtiten ~geeinigt baben.
= Das 2eben oeS 8~ombcntperfers GaiGz
liant mar On9ebIi5 gu @uniten ietner v@e7
1%piien" in Der 60be bon 1000 Yfun6 Sterz
ling Derii6ert. Qlucb baS 2eben Ser Qtnarz
6iiten 6enrt unO Bautpels iou iebr bod
Derii6ert ietn.
- 3ptiben m~arDlGn6iidben un6 birz
8intiben Nuiternfiicbern fin0en CUR :3e;t
tpieber Gaufereien itatt, mas man ba u1ten
vRrte9" nennt.
, 1894-03-17
Gin Wahninni9er in elmer Kirde.
Or miro na9 Dem Sellepue=PospitaI ee=
bra9t.
Sc Nnrf. IL N2Gr,

@G6ren6 Ser 8farrer 8ra6D in Ser
ct. Stepbansz &ircbe, an Der Sat %. Str.
Oteiie Las, fam Der 65id6rige GbomoS
in Die Strcbe, cling ben mittleren
Sang entlang unO ting an 5u rufen unb
Iaut 81 iprecben. 9ie &ircbe mar sur 3eit
BON Wfenlcben gcfiiut, unb Die Srauen ELL
ten icbleunigit binauS. S6lieBlicb geGang
es bem Waai9iniiten Sobnion nit 6iilfe
Mtdnner, BEN St0renfrieb gu iiberz
ipGlti9en unb auf Sic StroBe gu b~ringen.
@r purbe nab Dem Bellevue 6ospttaI 9ez
brabt, mo- es itcb berauSitcute, baB Ser
Ntann i'm bO3iten @raoe tpabnitnnig mar
, 1894-03-17
AadJ Cripple Ureek.
Acknowledgment sum 2lbmar1d nad1
oem Sdouplabe
Der Grubeuunruhen bereit.
0enber, Col. u. O1dra.


9as erite Re9iment ser 9tationaIgar6en
bon Colorado bat ben 8efebl erbalten, ii6
iOfort in ieiner @~oifenbaue ein3ufin6en,
unO gum augenblidli6en Mbmaricb nad
Cripple Greef bereit 3l balten.
Der @eneralaOiuOant IarSneD bat Ser
Wtli5 BON 0enpcr ben 8efebl 9egeben, TO-
fort na6 Cripple Street, ab3u9eben. Ser
8rigabegereral 8roofS bat bonn @ouDerz
neur ben 8efebl erbalten, bos erfte 93egis
ment, baS Signalcorp8 un6 Sic @boffce
9cicbte @(rtiQerie in Wtari6bereiticbaft su
balten, Sine S6paOron 9tetterei ltno etnc
Gontpagnic Snfan1erte lit nocb Colorado
Springs ab8cgan9en unb cine @ompagnie
bat Sen 8cfe6l erbalten, iib BON 9uebIo
l1acb Colorado Springs 3u bege6en uno Sort
tpeitere 8efebIe 3u erparten.
, 1894-03-17
Die Ausprd9un9 Ger Set9niora9e
Gtpa 5peiunoeinhoIb sabre 5eit oa5u err
foroerItp.
Q8oibtnqtpn, II. WfGrs.


Soate sic nun IN beioen 6Guiern ange>
nommene 8Iaub'ibe Seigniorugez8iu Sc
leBeSfraft ~erlangen, 10 tpiirbe bic AuSprGz
9ung bes betreffenben Silberoorratbcs int
Q8ertbe bon $50, 000, 900 in ben Mtin5en SIT
PHILADELPHIA, San Sranci5cD unb Seem
Orleans erfoIgen, tpel6e Bic bret ein3iz
gen %9egentpdrttg in 8etrieb befinoIiden
8unbeS miin3en itnb. Die 8btlabeIpbiaer
Wiin5e t0nnte, ab8eieben bon anberer
notbwcnbi8er Nusprdgungsarbett ettpa
81, 000, 900 per W}onat prdgsn, Die Gan
6ranciSco'er Mrin3e ~ungefGbr ebeuiopiel
unb bic in gtep OrleanS cttpn $500, 900
per Monat. Die San Srancisco'er MtiinSe
bat aber mr. Seinitlber i'm Bertbe bon
$15, 600, 900 porrGtbi8, bic Stem Orleans'er
tnapp fir IS 5000, 600. Ser iibrige &ors
rotb i'm 8erlbc bon $4,000, 900 muBte
baber in Der g bilabelp6ia'er Minse aus
geprG9t wer6en. Die Nu5prGgun8 Der
Scigniorage wiir6e bcmna3 etpa q Sabre
in Qniprub nebmen.
, 1894-03-17
Qnd1t-O RIPornntnte.
8 erItn,1 6. WGra.

Berlin 16. WGr3.
Der 91etcbStag bat in ietner 6eutiger
StBun9 BEN 0euti6eruiitlcben 6anDeLs7
Dertrag nit GROCER Wte6rbett Qngenommen.
gfacb Der Wieoeraufnahme Der 9ebotte
10gte Der @onierDattDe. 6retberr BON 6amz
mcritett, Der Sertrag iDitr0e ntbt Elm Wtet>
I%enitein in Der beuticben @eibtcbte ietn,
mic Tretberr Mari9all BON 8ieberitein iidb
9eGuBert babe, ~IonDern ebcr ein @rabitein,
Del1eu SniCbrttt Ialte: y6ier liegt sic
Oeutl6e &anbmirtbi6oft, Der balls olcb Die
Deut16e Snbuitrie in bic @rube nadbfolgcn
tptro."
Ser @ntiicmit Sonnen6er9 idilOerte ben
Gertrog ais Elm v%tnneres Sena."
9as GentrumSmitgLteb Or. Qteber mari
DEM Gorreoner ettgegen, 6aB er Die Qbz
1bIieBung beS 8ertrages eber BEN Ste9en
bon 1870 unb 1871 gIei9itelen m09te."
WGDrcn0 Der Debate ertlGrte @rof Ser
bert 8iSmarf, baB 6ie8emertung, Der g8eg
nacb &onltanttnopel fibre burcb'S 8ron7
0enburger G6or", ntcbt bon Ieinem Slater
berritbre, Ser itets Der Qtniicbt getpeien iet,
Dap 9eutl9lano feline Sntere1ien I'M Otit>
telmeer ODER int Orient babe. Die QleltBez
rutg rubrc Dielmebr bonn ieBigen GeicbSz
%tan3ler Der. &ei6Ston8ler Gaprtoi erlptz
6erte %Oarauf; rS6 bobeb Sic in &ebe fteben6e
NeuBerun8 itetS elmer ruiiticben QueLe 3uz
9elcbrtebell. S6 eriuche ben @raien 8is=
mard, 1t3 better gu unterri6ten, e6e ct
mich an9retft."
@raf 8tSmar6 ertpt6crte, er babe MIR
I'M Sntereie ber biitoriiden Wabrbeit qez
1protben un0 i'm llcbrigen lei @aprtDt's
Mn9rtft aut tbn gGr5lich ungerecbtfertiqt.
Jtacboem bic 2lbitimmu1g DDroenommeu
tporoen mar, f~in6igte Or. G6ielemann an,
o0B Der &ertra9 an 20. Wtdr5 in Graft
treten tpllrOe. Ser 8ei6Stag Dcrto9te iib
Johann tpe9en bet 6eDoritebenben Otter
feiertage.
partS, Is. WtGr3.
Die 8Olt3ei 1T ieBt iibcr3eugt, 6aB Naz
bert0, Der urDeber Der 8om6enattcntQte in
ber Jtne ct. Saques uno i'm 6otel an Ser
Jtube ct. 9cntS, un6 Der Q(norcbtit 8Quz
tpeus, Der geitern g}ac9mittag bel benz berz
1lcbteH Nttentate in Der W2a0eleinefirche aez
t0Dtet tpuroe, cine uno 6ielelbe 8erl1nlichz
felt ltnO. Die 8omben o0er S0uenuo1chiz
men, rpclbe bel oteien bret @eleQenbeitel be-
1tuBt t%puroen, tporen aIe Dont nGnLic6er
&aIiber. Dem Wanne auf ipelcben Bic
BOltSei ais auf ben ltrheber Ser bei0en
eriten Nttentate fa6nbete, feblte elm 0oroerz
5ebe, mas auc6 bel benz 9citern get0bteten
2(uarcbiiten Ser SAL mar.
Gonoon II. WfGr3.
SIN elmer l1nterreoung nit Ser Nittpe
bes @nar3iiten Pau>pelS, Welber in Solge
, 1894-03-17
6rubenarbetter pertrteben.
8unoesmiIitdr eiIt sur RiiIfe herbei.
GripbleGreef, Gol., IL. W2Gr;.

@rtpple Greet @Ol., II. Wf6r3.
Der @ei6GftSfiibrer GreDorrom bon Ser
Gictor@@rube in QQtman lit loeben bier nit
Der Otabribt angetommcn, baB bte CIR
better SET 8ictorz@rube burcb cine itorfe
Q6tbeiIung BON 8epaffneten Dertrieben
purOen. Die bort anlpeienben bier Siilfs>
iberiffe ipurben BON benielben 9efangen 9ez
nommcn; einer bon ibncn erbielt cine
S6uBpunbe; ob bielelbe ernitlicber gtatur
iit, tpetB man ho6 nicbt. Sine 9lbtbei=
lung 8unbesreiteret beftnbet iicb auf benz
Mege nab Dem Eager.
, 1894-03-17
5000 UfnnO Sterling
8rin9t Ser 8ombenmerfer Daiuant
i'm Gooe fetnen Oenofen Elm.
6emeinfames Doreeben europ6ifder Reeie=
runeen ee9en ole lnar6iiter.
g arts, II. O1Grs.

L. OItAl0"
Ser v@auGots" ~bebauptet, 6aB &onooner
N~narcbiiten baS 9eben oes 8ombentperfers
Gatuant's 81 1000 Yfun6 Sterling per5
iicbert gebabt bGtten unb ibnen 6ieieSummc
fitr5ltcb tpirflib ausbeSablt morocn Ict.
Nucb baS Scben Oes Qnarcbiiten YauUcls,
Der in Sol9e ber por5eiti9en Grploiipn in
Der Wabeletnez&ir6e baS 2eben einbiBte,
uno baS bes Qlnarcbiiteu 6enrD, pelcber
neuIt6 Die 8ombe in bas Sale oes 8abn7
bofes st. 2a3are mari, iouen 6Ocb Dcrz
iidcrt lein.
Das yW}emorial 0iplomatique" berz
ii6ert, baB 5piiben Der britiiden Gegiez
rung un0 BEN @ertretern mebrerer tontiz
nentaler O1G9te cine Gereinbarung betreffS
ctttes' gemeiniamen Gor9c6enS ge9en ote
Qnarcbtiten ST Stanbe gefommen lei. Ser
morgige SabrcSta9 be5 8eginneS be5
Commune >Qlufitanbe5 ntrb BON ben raz
Otfaleu gGemcnten burc6 cine 6eitLicbteit I'M
yOtaiion bu 4euple" utb 6urb 8anfette
in Oeri6ieOenen StaOtt6eiten 9efeiert tuer;
ben.
, 1894-03-17
Quiternfrte9 swifhen Dtr9tniern
uno MarYldnoern,
Stunoenlanees nGefedt", nobel ober lie
manoem Elm Pddrden eefriimmt miro.
st If III tomb, 8a., II. Wfdr3.

Ser Nufternfrieg bat Nun cine wirfli6
be6rObliAe @eitdlt angenomr1en, Der 8ez
feblSbaber oes pirgtnti6en 8oli3eibootes
vSongier" t%eIegropbtrt, baB ct bonn llfer
Der marplGnotiAen Smttb1Sniel bon ul1z
gefdhr 25 bis 30 bis an bie3Gbne% betpaffnes
ter MarDIGnbern bei6Oiien porben let. @r
babe erit @epebrfeuer ailf bteielben ri6ten
lalien, unO ais bieS njDts gefru9tet, etntge
&anoneni0iIie auf iie ~abge9cben, nobel
bas 9ogerbauS, in tpetdbem Der v6etnb"
9efun9 eeiucbt, getroffen iporoen lei. Die
Wtarpl6nber bGtter minOeItens 500 S6i1e
aut bas 8pot ab9efeucrt unb leien nun nit
Der Nutperfung BON @rbperfen bei3attt9t.
@r babe erfabrert, oaB ie bci6loiien bat
ten, Bic ganae 8%emannun8 oes vSan9ter"
um5ubringen.
, 1894-03-17
Der 8unoesfreuser vRan9er".
Or miro erit in eittieen mobet i'll San Diego
eintreHen.
cans leg 0, Sal, II. WtGr5.

N u = = 9 " VUl.I IL WVWt0.
Die Sffisiere 6eS Oompfers u8ro8reiio"
bertcbten, oaB lie ben aln%ertfanticben Sreltz
ser y&anger" am "a. lebtet WOnatS I'M
6aten bon ga 2i6er6ab in SalbabOr 3uritf7
IteBeu. Ser Ar5t 6es rGanger" mar am
Sicber geitorben, unb nur nit S6pieri8z
felt fonntc man ith gu $50 ben Sag dr5tz
Itcbc 6itlfe Oeribaffen. IS berri6te Der
Settle entlang piel &ranf6eit unb me6rere
2eute bonn vNanger" Lagen i6per fr6nt
Oarniebcr. Der Stranger" begiebt itcb lang
lam norbmdrts, unb es miro nob me9rere
8ocben baueru, ebe ct bier eintrifft.
, 1894-03-17
AodJ unentfdJieOem.
General pere5 pieueidt Ser neueite
prdiioent
Der RepubIif Uruguay.
Der RepubIif Uruguay.
Sem Wprf, II. OfGrs.

Stem gorf, II. Mdr3.
Sine Spe5iaI6epei6e 6es v6eraIb" bon
Wtonteoioeo iagt, Dab Bic Sperre IN Der
Yrdlioenti6aftsmabl nod f%ortOauert, unO
boB Die &e9terun9Spartei fir QlcioeS
Wfpntero itinlmt, aber ipeni9 NuSii6t auf
cine g~cnilgenbc Mebrbeit bat, UNI feline
8abl %burcb5uieben.s
Die Srdge mag Our6 6te @abI 6es po5
pnldren @anbtOaten, @encral gere5 gez
Loft perOen, ba es ben Nnibetn bat, ais ob
Die &egierun8spartei i'm 8e9riff itebe, ii6
aufSul0Ien.
, 1894-03-17
Spofane, 8aI6., II. WfGrs.

Spofane, @aib., II. MGrs.
Sn 6oLge beS iparnten 8etterS i'm 9as
louie unb bem Sig 8eno 8e5irf i9mil3t
Ser S6nee l9neu, baS g8aiier in ben
S~liiiien itetgt, uno Diele 8lGBe itnb iiberz
flutbet unO 3dune perben tueggei6tuemmt.
9em Sluiie YalOuie entlang iinb cine
Wen9e 6auier enttpe6er fortgerifien ODER
ooCb bon tbren Sunbamenten geboben.
2leDnltobe 8ericbte fommen Don SafesoaLe,
Davenport unb Spangle.
, 1894-03-17
Seuerfbaoen.
Cine Brauerei bis ouf oen 6runo nieoerees
brarut.
50 ~ &c, Weaf., II, Mdr3.

6eute brannte StanIeD'S 8raueret bis
arf ben @runb nieOer. 0ieielbe beitanO
aus einem b~ierit0digem 6olS8ebGloe, ges
b0rte einem en9Giidben SDnbifate nro
tpurbe BON BET Stem @nglano 8retpt1tg
So" betrieben, Der 8erIuit betragt $125s7
600 bel elmer Geritcberuug bon 100000.
0as Teuer perbreitete itb 10 i9neu, 0aB
bie Qeute faum 3eit batter, bas nadte
2eben gu retter.
, 1894-03-17
GmolidD lit Daft,
Der berihtiote Bandit pom San
Joaquin
IN oer Sta0t merifo feitgenommer.
Mertfo. II. O}Gra.

III Z ItU IT WIUF6'
IS lit Ser g ~oLi3et bier enblt6 ~gelungen,
ben berii6tt9ten 8anoiten emilio @asque8
BON San Soaquin, aut ipelcben ibon leit
lett 9eraumer 3eit getabnbet miro, in 6aft
3t nebmen. Der 8olt3iit Nn5reS QOpe5
bate guten @run6 SIT Der Qnnabme, baB
tt6 Der 8anbtt in Die Staot gefliibtet
babe, u1b ermittelte benin aucb balO, OaB ct
itb i'm 6otel Del 8araque 0el Gonbe be-
ftnbe, no es ibm nit Siilfe bon sebn peiz
teren Poli5iiten gelang, i'm feitsuncbmen.
, 1894-03-17

y1tnierer 9eebrten Mitbiirgern4 pir6
Su Der b~eutigen SabreSfeier ibres gtatioual=
beiligen ausna6mspeiie iebr i9Ones 8etter
beicbeert. Nlio bon 6ieier Settle lit
fem lInfu8 gu ertparteu.
, 1894-03-17
Gin ,Qoitmeiiter obne Qoitamt.
Sem Doredneer halt linn oas 2ImtsIOfaI per-
fbIofen.
Ban Gtth. Mffch.. Il. M2Gr..

8ab Gttb, Mi9., II. Otdr3.
Der reu ernal1nte goitmeiiter @tuiam
S. 0aunt 1T ge3pun9en, in MfiiBig felt baS
8flaiter BON 8aD @itD ST treten, unb stpar
einfacb beSbalb, neil Der friibere g oitmet>
tier, Der Otaior @ilcor, rticbt tpanft uuD
petcbt un6 na6 tpie DOr ietn @ebaIt 5ie6t.
0aunt DDQte am Wttttwob ietn 2lmt an
trcten, aber 8tlcor IieB i'm ni6t berein,
un6 an 9onncritag gin9 es linn ebenio.
8ilcor lit auBer0em Der WGcbter beS 0tez
9ierun8SgebduOes, tpelbes NIT Ser ginridbz
tun9 einen @ertb BON 1923, 900 reprGienz
ttrt, unb bat nicbt Die gerin9ite Cuff, iicb
ielbit ODER feline 8iir9en ba6ur9 6er@efabr
aus3uieben, DAB CT ietn Q(mt al 9aunt ab=
trttt, ebe ct ntdbt pcm @eneralpoftmeiiter
ba5u auf8eforbert miro. Ser 2eBtere err
fldrt itb bereit, Die Nuslieferung bcS benz
goitamtc gebOrigen @igentbuntS, aber ntbt
allies beiien, paS baS 0ebGu6e entbGlt, gu
bei6eintgen, unb barauf mill ii6 Der Nta7
ior 8tlcor nibt einlaIien. SeBt mill iic9
0aunt tele8rapbiiCb an bte 8eb0rben wen7
ben, nm gu ieinem &ecbte gu fommen.
, 1894-03-17
Der prtns Don moIes bat 6lid.
Sdeuft aber fetnen aan3en 6epinn oen 0r=
men pon. UIonaco.
BariS, IL. O26r,

9as 8latt vMtattn" ia9t, 6aB Der 8r!ns
bon 8ales in oicier 8o6e in Wonte
Gorlo adbt taulcnO Bfunb %gemonnen, uro
bic 9anse Summe BEN 9lrmen in M}onQco
iibertptelen babe.
, 1894-03-17

@m iterbam, g. 9, II. Mtdrs.
Sn ibrem bun6ertiten 2ebensja6re 1T
6rau @m. Smith BON gtoIeiton geitorben.
@S lit bteS Die stpeite bun6ertjGbrige 8ers
ion, tpel3e innerbatb Der IeBten betoeu
Sabre in 9toleiton geitorben lit.
, 1894-03-17
Gtn 9efunoe 0e9eno.

5u empfebIen, ole Elm relics 2tIter er.
rei6en molen.
, 1894-03-17
0oNmafer.
5m Staate maibtn9ton treten
Slife aus

limo ridten beoeutenoen Sbaoen an.
, 1894-03-17
Die Cage IN OenUer.
Der 6ouperneur INNER nod uns
entidIohen,
@6 er oent @6ergert6t sic
@ntf6eto1tng it6er.
faffr1t rorf.

Das 4athhous nod Don Ger pcIi5ei beie5t.
, 1894-03-17
betrdtbsfbeine.

6eute tuurOen Die ~folgenben !6eiratb s.
1rhpinp erfnirft
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-18
RIPPLES FROM ENFIELD.
ENFIELD, N. c., Jan. 10Th, 1879

ENFIELD, n. c., Jan. 10Th, 1894
Mr.. Frank Ward, who lived near this
place, died last Saturday night from
the effects of a yellow chill.
After over three weeks illness, Mrs
Lucy Partin died at the home of Mrs.
Georgia Partin of this place, on We'd
nesday afternoon at o'clock, aged rs
years, 7 months and 10 days. She was
buried IN the old Hays burying gound
on Friday at IL o'clock
Mr.. r. w. Partin has been on the
sick list for few days with la grippe.
We are glad to see him we'll again.
Sam Alsop, Jr., left Monday for Lit
Teton, where he goes to attend the
Academy.
Mess JAS. Simpson and Decor spent
a short while in town Sunday.
Miss Annie Whitehead, who has
been visiting Mrs. J. W. Cuthrell, re-
turned home last Saturday.
Mr.. W. NJ. Cohen, of Weldon, was in
town Sunday.
We all enjoyed very much the con
cert given here last Monday night by
Drenken Miller Family. NJ
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-18
SALE OF LAND.

Whereas, Eucstice c. Bullock, (,in-
gle) did on the 26bil day Of March 1891 .
execute and deliver to Albert K. Shat
tuck trustee. trust deed on certain
lands in Halifax county. State Of North
Carolina. therein described, to secure
the sum Of 81 400 lue by said Eues tice
c. Bullock to the British & American
Mortgage Company. Limited, which
said ,rust deed is recorded in Halifax
county, in Deed Book 90 page 52l to
which reference is hereby made and
whereas default has been made in the
payment of the moneys secured by said
trust deed and whereas the under
signed has been duly appointed substi-
tuted trustee in the place OF said Al
bert r. Shattuck, as provided In said
trust deed, and has been duly request
ed to execute the trust therein contain
ed
Now therefore notice is hereby given
that under and by virtue OF the power
contained in said trust deed, |. the I'M
dersigned substituted trustee, on Mon
day the 9TH day Of February 1894. be
tween the hours OF 10 a. m. and } p. III.
at the court house door in the town Of
Halifax in Halifax county. VIII by
public auction sell to the highest bid
der for cash the following described
property. viz certain tract OF land
adjoining the lands OF Andrew Guntcr,
VIM f. Billups, ID. G. Clark, and otn-
ers. and described as follows, viz; be
ginning at stone on the road leading
to Enfield in front Of James Bilup-'
house. and running south 81 west
TO the main run OF Burnt Coat Swamp.
thence along up said run 10 bowl gun
on Andrew Gunter's line thence along
said Gunter's line north 81 east
347 poles to a gum iii branch, thence
along w X. Billups' line south p
east lis poles to four Sweet Gums, said
B:llups' corner thence along said Bill
lups' line south J3 west 10 poles to
stake on said Enfield road. thence along
said road to the beginning, containing
in the aggregate 800 acres more or less.
Said land will be sold TO satisfy the
debt secured by said trust deed, and
such title will be given as is vested in
said trustee. f J.. TRAVIS.
l st Substituted Trusee.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-18
A BRIDE FOUR YEARS.
A Bit OF Romance.

Mr. Edward Shields went TO Norfolk
last week and brought home to Scotland
Neck his wife. whom lie led to the altar
four wears ago. from whom he ha- been
separated ever s.nce the day after mar
rage There is bit Of romance about
the marriage which came TO light upon
the arrival Of the four years bride
In far away Ireland Edward Shields
aud Kate Mahoney were school children
together When she was abont II years
old and he some years older. they came
to this country. she with her parents
and he alone Kate Mahoney's parents
settled in Manchester, New Hampshire.
with whom she lived all these years
Edward Shields lived at different times
in the North and West and New En-
gland. Twice he returned 10 his native
Ireland and Immediately after his last
visit there he came TO Scotland Neck
about 1877, and began work as a har-
ness maker Afterwards he also entered
upon a general mercantile business
which he has continued until now II
is presumed that there was correspond
ence all the while between Mr.. Shields
and Miss Mahoney, and four wears ago
last fall they were married in Yonkers
New York, at the home Of the brides
aunt. Business interests and the fact
that Mrs. Shields was a devoted Catho-
lie and there was no Catholic church
here, kept them separated for all these
-four Years. Mr.. Shields has visited
his wife in Manchester, n H., once
since they were married.
By appointment they met in Norfolk
last week and Mr. Shields returned to
Scotland Neck accompanied by his wife
and her friend, Miss Kate Hedderman.
who came all the way with Mrs Shields
from New Hampshire. They have TAX
Ell rooms in the boarding house kept
by Mrs. Lena Perry on 18th street.
Mrs Shields is said to be we'll educated
and accomplished, and THE DEMOCRAT
joins the many friends of Mr. Shields
in warm congratulations, and wishes
for the happy pair long life and great
and full measure of unal-
loyed happiness.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-18
SALE OF LAND.

In pursuance of a mortgage executed
to tie undersigned, Joseph Blount
Cheshire, on the Dist day of February
1877, by W. III Shields and Leah II.
Shields, his wife, to secure the pay
ment OF a note therein described and
which is row held by John *. Ober, OF
Baltimore, the said mortgage being re-
corded at pages 500, $40 and 81 Of
book 80. in the Office OF the Register Of
Deeds of Halifax county. on the 18th
day of March 1877. | will on the 10th
day of February 1894. sell for cash to
the highest bidder at public auction at
the Court House door in Halifax the
real estate described therein as follows ::
All that tract or parcel of land lying in
the county of Halifax in said State and
known as the Mason farm, (IG adjoining
the lands of Thomas p. Deveraux, Miss
Pattie Shields, j. NJ. Mullen, and the
land belonging to the children of said
William II. Shields, known as the Da-
Wis land) and containing eight hun
dred and forty-tive acres and being the
land purchased by said William II.
Shields from James B. Dupree and Jas.
w Doval and his wife. in order to pay
sad note. default having been made in
the payment of the principal and in
terest thereof for more than sixty days.
This Noy. y. 1898
127 10 JOSEPH ELoUNT CHESHIRE.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-18
OBITUARY.

On the very day that one Of the
faithful ones of Trinity Parish is laid
to rest, another one of the flock is
stricken down, and on the Sunday at
ternoon following, a large number Of
friends, both white and colored. sadly
and as reverently, follow the earthly
remains of ''Miss Sally Cook" to their
last resting place, laid by the door of
the old church she loved 80 well.
Miss Sarah Cook Justice was the
daughter of Mr.. Justice Of Louisburg,
who married a daughter of Mrs. Milly
Barrow, so we'll known to former gen
Grafton of Scotland Neck people. She
was born in 1917, and was therefore in
the 18th year Of her age. About the
wear 1852 she made her home with Mrs
Sally W. Smith, remaining with her
until the date of her death in 1870.
She then spent short time with her
niece, Mrs. Herring. and afterwards
went TO i've Win another Niece, MIS-.
Hancock, with whom she spent her re-
naming days in the happy enjoyment
of her home, her friends, and in daily
communion with her God. Hers was
a singularly childlike, trustful and low
ing nature She was one of those per-
sons who not only did no evil, know
ip0ly opd ryilIipply h1lt who thoucht
no evil. Having food and raiment she
was Herewith content, blessing all with
whom she came in contact with her
bright smile, and hopeful, cheerful ma
ture. As long as she was able to do SO.
she would sit by the window, morning
and night, with her Bible and Prayer
book in hand. and hold secret colnmun-
ion with her Maker, and when sickness
came which told her that the end was
near, she meekly folded her hands upon
her breast and went 80 join the saints
above. w. J. S.