The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-11-01

THE DEMOCRAT hopes and believes
that there will be full democratic vote
poled in Halifax in the coming cleo
ton. The Democratic ticket is com
posed Of able and efficient men. DR.. /.
F.. Green the nominee for the Senate has
made a record as a most energetic and
tv. For wears he has been a recognized
leader and the people are glad to honor
him by electing him to represent our
interests In the State Senate.
Capt. J. NJ Grlzzard, one of the NOM
inees for the House, is we'll known to
the people of the county. For many
wears he has practiced law at the Hall
fax bar before the people who have Sc
lected him for their standard bearer in
the cause of Democracy, and he has all
the while been known as strong and
aggressive Democrat He is firmly
rooted in the Democratic faith and will
be an able representative IN the halls
Of our Legislature.
Mr.. J. A. House, the other nominee
for the House, is one OF the substantial
farmers in his section Of the county
and bears the high esteem of all who
know him throughout the county.
AIr. House is a man Of unquestiOned
integrity and it will go without saying
county will fare we'll at his hands as
our representative in the Legislature.
Treasurer W. f. Parker who is the
nominee for the Office again, has SO
long served the county in that capacity
that almost every man in the county
knows him personally. He is kind and
courteous and clever to all and it will
be pleasure to the people of the coun-
ty to again commit the management
Of their finances to his hands
Mr.. S. NJ. Gary, nominee for Clerk
of the Superior Court, has served the
county for number of years as Clerk
of the Inferior Court, and he has made
an efficient, faithful and acceptable Of
fcer The people of the county will
make no mistake in committing the
trusts of the office to his hands
Mr.. S. J. Clark, who has made for
himself many friends as deputy sheriff,
is the nominee for the office of Sheriff.
Mr.. Clark is good business man, is
careful and painstaking, easy of man.
ner and pleasant in speech and so agree
able is he in all his department law
breakers will find it less Objectionable
than they imagine to be arrested by
Mr.. Clark. He is a clever gentleman
in every way, and the whole county
will be glad to see him elected.
Mr. J. Frank Brinkley, nominee for
Register of Deeds, has served one term
in that Office and every one who has
had a moments business with him has
felt assured that no more competent
and efficient officer could serve the peo-
pie. He has been a strong Democrat
all the while. has done much good ser
vice for the party and deserves re-elec-
ton and the people of the county will
be glad to retain him in his Office anoth-
er term.
Mr.. ". r. Neville has made good
county surveyor and as the nominee of
5he Democratic party he will poll full
.ote for the same Office again.
Mr.. b. +. Gary, who has faithfully
served the county as coroner, is again
before the people as the nominee OF
the Democratic party, and the whole
county will be glad to see good natured,
and whole-souled Ben Gary" retained
as Coroner.
The ticket throughout is one of abil-
ity and energy and enterprise and THE
DEMOCRAT bespeaks for them rousing
vote and good majority at the polls
next Tuesday.
THE crowd was very much disap-
pointed here last Saturday at not see
ing Congressman Woodland. He was