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The Democrat., 1895-10-10
He SOCIAL SWIM.
Gong and Coming.

Mr AP. Hynan of Tarboro was
here Monday
Miss Charlotte Wood OF Edenton j.
visiting Miss Carrie Hall.
Mes. Claude Kitchln and ] : Bow
err left Tuesday for Richmond
Mr.. ". O. Bullock of Rocky Mount
was in town during the kehukee A-.o-
citation
Mr.. sam c. Ray Of Williamson was
here a day or two this week visiting
his brother. Mr. J. d. Ray
Rev. W. Y. Savage and Mr.. Hand
Of Tarboro spent part Of Thursday Of
last week here visiting Rev r. T. Vann.
Mess. J. H Harris and Moses MIN
shew went to Henderson last week to
sell tobacco. They returned by Ra-
leigh.
Mr.. 5. 7. Crowder Of Ridgeway was
here last week to examine the Scotland
Neck bank. This was his third examl-
nation since his appointment.
Mrs. Nichols and her daughter, Miss
Matte, Iaye moved to Rocky Mount.
and Mr. II. II. Raspberry is occupying
Mrs. Nichols house.
Miss Julia Wiswall of Beaufort coun-
ty, who has been spending some time
here visiting her aunt Mrs J. y Perry.
left for home Friday, to the regret OF
her friends here.
Mess. Joseph johnson and Lamb
Ross Of Martin county visited Mr.. J. f.
BOyette during the kehukee Associa-
ton.
Rev. c. II. Whitaker passed through
Monday afternoon on his return from
a trip to Henderson. where he assisted
In holding a meeting
Dr. II. Q. Hyatt Of kinstOn was here
Monday and again to-day wednesday,
He VIII make occasional visits to Scot
land Neck for the benefit Of those who
wish to consult him.
Mr. George b. Hughes Of TarbOro
was one of the visitors here Saturday
Mr.. Hughes is one OF the managers of
the Central tobacco warehouse in Tar
bOrO.
Dr. f. w. Whitehead. who has spent
about two months in the western part
of the State resting, returned Monday.
He has had a good rest, a good time
generally, and his f1ends are glad to
see him back.
Miss jamie Brady. who has been
visiting her cousin Miss Mary Law
renee, some weeks, left Tuesday on her
return to her home N Bladen county
She was pleased vita her visit and she
formed quite number of pleasant ac-
qualntances while here.
Rev. r. T. Nann, Mess. n Bggs, f.
E. Hilliard, J. f. Hancock and wife,
Mesdames S. w. NOrrIsette, D. Ed
mondson, O. X. Taylor, Misses Annie
Biggs and Maud Edwards, and DR.. r.
NJ. johnson have gone to Wilson in
attendance upon the Tar River Baptist
Association.
The Democrat., 1895-10-10
KEHUKEE ASSOCIATION
A Harmonious Session.

lhe Kehukee Baptist Association
assembled in it l3Oth annual session
at kehukee church, one mile from
scotland Neck, Saturday, Oct 9th, and
closed Monday, Oct 7th.
Ihe body was organized at what is
known as old Kehukee church. about
two miles from town, IN 1865. and has
met here eight times since Its quite
a historical body and the Kehukee
Association has been known and read
OF by many people. The Old Baptlsts. .
as their ministers sometimes call them
selves, have all the while been known
and regarded as amongst the best and
most substantial people Of the country.
his Association covers the territory
OF several counties and comprises 43
churches, with a total membership OF
about 100.
Ihe churches were all represented
with one or two exceptions, and the
state and standing Of the churches was
reported good.
A large and cOmmodiOus stand had
been prepared in the grove, with ample
seats, and the first gathering was 50
large that the house would not accom-
modate 1t. Elder George Robertson. Of
Robersonville, preached the opening
sermon at the stand at IL o'clock.
Saturday
In the afternoon the Association as
5embled IN the house for the transaction
Of business. The opening exercises
we're conducted by Elder J. A. Burch,
from the western part of the State.
Elder Sylvester Hassel of William
stOn was elected moderator. Elder NJ.
L. Lawrence was secretary and called
to his assistance Elders P. D. Gold and
|. w. Bass. 3. |. Allsbrook was ap-
pointed chairman Of the finance com
mittee. Elders j VI Harris, Of Reds
vile, and A. J. Moore were appointed
to preach at the stand
Saturday afternoon was spent in
reading the letters from the churches.
and receiving minutes from correspond
ing Associations.
The Democrat., 1895-10-10
Robbers and Law-Breakers.
Correspondence to THE DEMoCRAT.)

WELDON. n c.. Oct. 4 1909.
For several weeks the authorities Of
the s. 4. L.. at this place, have known
that some one had been robbing Their
cars. and las week they captured two
of them and recovered a portion OF the
goods. They had a hearing before
Mavor Gooch who in default OF bail,
sent them on to await the action OF the
Grand Iuly. Solicitor Daniel represent
ed the State and T. c. Harrison one OF
the defendants.
4 negro who shot police officer
Davis of Rocky Mount, one night last
week was arrested here by chief of po-
lice Purnell, who turned him over to
oolored man from Rocky Mount, who
identified him.
\ colored tramp was 50 badly man
cled bv a freight train Of the A G. l..
near Reltield. as to necesstate the am
mutation of one leg and arm. They
had him brought here where he Is re-
ce1yino the best medical attention.
This Is conmendable act on the part
Of the company.
In my letter of last week, IN report
ing the trial Of Warren and Wilson,
said that the public accounted for
Wilson's bond being higher than " ar
ren's because Wilson was Democrat,
and the Justice, Mr.. Dickens, was a
third party man. have since learned
| that a Democratic Justice was slttihS
| With Mr.. Dickens during the trial, ana
that he suggested the amount OF the
bond.
The Democrat., 1895-10-10
DIZZINESS AND INDIGESTION RELIEVED.

| began taking Hoods Sarsaparilla
last spring and now | find myself In
good health. When | bad taken
Hoods Sarsaparilla only a short time
nv head was clearer and | have not
had that disagreeable buzzing in my
ears with which was formerly troubled
for some time. | have also been free
from the discharge of bloody matter
from my nose. / have gained four
pounds in the last two months. / pro
pose taxing Hoods Sarsaparila until |
have used half dozen bottles as | wish
to prevent the return Of Catarrh the
coming winter. | have had no trouble
with indigestion during this summer.
while have been taking Hoods Sarsa-
parilla.-MIss S. C.. WHITE, Murfrees-
borO, n. G..
The Democrat., 1895-10-10
BEWARE OF OINTMENT> FOR CATAREII
THAT CONTAIN MERCURY.

As mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely derange
the whole system when entering II
through the mucous surfaces. Snch
articles should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputable physicians
as the damage they Will do is ten told
to the good YOU can possibly derive
from them. Halls Catarrh Cure. man
ufactured by F. J. Cheney 4 Co, Tole-
do. O., contains no mercury. and i
taken internally, acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces Of the
system. In buying Halls Catarrh Cure
be sure YOU get the genuine 1t is
taken internally and Is made in Toledo,
OHIO, by F. J. Cheney & Co. TestimO-
malls free.
~S Sold by Druggists, price Toe.
per bottle.
The Democrat., 1895-10-10
COOPER s WAREHOUSE
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''i''' eii'ei i'ii7e' Ailu AAe'4 we fe@'i't'.
''7''e' l'''N> mount anu 81 ~ ID = ''''''.
iie'S anu 7''N -i'- o""'l'eI III person ana
Observed ho" much confidence the puh-
lie place in hum and hi business meth
o,''' We ''ulo' 80 " ''S = many i''e''7'''-'
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his warehouse nearly 10000 nonnd.
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POUNDS. Inc money pald out Tor tLi'
tobacco was about $4,000
This j. a tremendous bu-ine,. for ore
month and ! fna haeiprirc, f,r r.,
Nc" eii'ei l'ii7e' Nlle 81 '1e iie'SiiiN
features about Mr.. Cooper business l.,
his customers are pleased with the man
aeement Of the tobacco ,Iacod IN his
- '''''9o i'O'S "io 9'''' anu e''9''
mers receive the very best oi attention.
Mr.. Cooper is polite, clever and
agreeable to every one and witbal one
e .l.o h,,.;o.. t-l..,.,. ...,,. ....,, ..
~,
me people ol hocky mount are
gratlted at Mr. tooper's success and
his many friends predict even greater
success as he continues in the buslne-..
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ne ilockN mount -lf9"'""' ~ SEPT
9th SAID the following
..Tha onanino Cfc = r,orors. nou
warehouse i an eyant # ordat ironor-
tonco IN tho tohoooo i,to,oe. - p,i1l.,.
Mount and n tact ~ tho v,.o,o town
Tho ,,ood of arotto,. tol,a(..l, ,.,,rnl,g,,,-.
was manifest hoforo th;s soaso, Lu,
vii bandIa fro,,, ff+,. - ana hI,.a,o,,
nor. cont ,,,ora tol,on,a ,I,is .oa-l,, ,L.,,,
ave,. hafnre addit,nna1 u,orabn,,.o f.niI.
inc. hocaroe l,n,orat,ve Tbis mood
has bea, a,nn1,, .n,,l,ed Lv ,Le mon.
,ootb now, ,.arabo,,la ,,o,,, rcc,,,,nd ~.
g g Coonor
Tbo t,ii13;,,, !. 1oo>.9oo foo+ ana
snIondidIr Iia6+od + ! ovcnlIontl,
..,r,,,,od tta ,a,,,.o.ia,.t tS.,dl;,,.
The Democrat., 1895-10-10
SUNDAY.

On Sunday the great crowd that
came together was estimated at three
thousand. All the services were held
at the stand. There were three ser
mons in continuous service IN the toll
lowing order: Elders w r. Craft, T.
L. Dalton, Of Stanleyton, Va. and 2.
d. Gold, Of Wilson. n G.
At night, bv invitation, Elder Syl-
vester Hassell preached in the Baptist
chvrch in town. \ great crowd assem-
bed. The two new annexes to the
church were opened and then many
could not get seats, although there was
preaching at the other churches in
tQWn
The Democrat., 1895-10-10

10 remove the constipated habit. the
only safe treatment is q course Of Ayers
Pills. followed by a laxative diet. Most
other cathartics do more harm than
good. therefore leading physicians
recommend AYERS Pills, especially as
family physic.
The Democrat., 1895-10-10
NOTES.

There were several petitions for the
next session Of the body. By almost
unanimous vote the next session was
appointed to be held with Lawrence's
church, Elder Sylvester Hassell to
preach the Introductory sermon, with
Elder W. B. Strickland as alternate.
The session was a most harmonious
one and all who came seemed to enjoy
it, The messengers and members Of
the different churches seemed greatly
to enjoy all the exercises and went away
rejoicing in the results Of the session.
There were about fifteen ministers in
attendance upon the Association.
The body passed resolutions of thanks
to the people Of the community and
town for the bounteous hospitality with
which the body had been entertained.
And also to Mr.. John Coughenour for
furnishing lumber to make their stand
and seats.
The people of Scotland Neck and
community delight to dispense their
inequalities to all good people who
come amongst them, and seldom If
ever has there been more bountiful
preparation made for the entertainment
of such body.
The kehukee church passed a vote
OF thanks to the authorities Of the At
lantic Coast Line for their kindness in
stopping the trains at the church for
passengers to get off and on the trains.
Capt. Hawks was especially kind and
obhelng and il was heartily appreciated.
The Democrat., 1895-10-10

Confusion as to the choice OF a blood
o,,,,t;er is unnecessary There Is but
one best Sarsaparilla, and that is Aver $.
This important fact was feco9ni1e'; o9n g
the Worlds Far, Chicago. 1898, pei1is
the only blood purifier admitted TO DC
placed on exhibition.
The Democrat., 1895-10-10

100 MANY 70 PRINT ALL.-There
were 50 many visitors in town during
the kehukee Association last wool wo
could not possibly print all their names
i We knew them. Some Of them va
knew but many we did not know so
'fle nearest we can get at making men
tlon OF all, IS to say they were all here
and the people enjoyed their visit very
much.
CAREFUL ABOUT FIRE.-Tbere are
many places that are too carelessly
guarded rs regards the possibilities Of =
hre We observed recently very shack
ing stoVeplpe prOtruding siust above
the shingles, with 40 protection from
the sparks. In view Of the long drought
almost everything was dry az a tinder
box, and every one should be more than
usually careful about fire. The town
ought to look out for the
tlre-traps and condemn them.
The Democrat., 1895-10-10
CLOSING DAY.

On Monday the Association assem-
bled at 8 O'Clock to finish the business
Of the body. After the business had
al been finished, there was preaching
at the stand There were three ser
mons IN order as follows: Elders J. A.
Burch, L. II. Hardy, Of Onslow county,
and L L. Dalton, Of Va.
The Democrat., 1895-10-10

To have perfect health You must
have n1re blood, and the best way to
have pure blood is to take Hoods Sar-
saparllla.
The Democrat., 1895-10-10
RUDY'S PILE SUPrOSITORY

i guaranteed to cure Piles and CoH~tI-
patton. or money refunded. % cents
per box. Send TWO stamps for circular
and free sample to MARTIN RUDY, Reg
stered Pharmacist, Lancaster. Pa. No
postals answered. For sale by all first
class druggists everywhere. and al Scot
land Neck. \. c., by E. I. Whitehead
Il Co.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-23
MUSICAL

Tomorrow evening. in First Presbyter-
ian Church. the following musical pro-
gramme win be given by DR.. Austen
Pearce. the accomplished organdst ; of
Grau Fantasia in G Minor ...... Bach
Notturno-"A Midsummer Nights
Grau Marcia Trionfaie. ...... .Meyerbeer
Andtante Sostenuto-'M lamento". Chopin
Selections-'Die Walkure''...... Wagner
The Trustees of Bergen Baptist Church
nave secured the services of Mr.. Frank
G.. Dessert. Mus. Doc., as organist and
clofrmaster. to succeed Mr.. Arthur Pres
ton. who will leave the position on May
/ to begin his CONTRACT az organise Of
which Rev. D. J.. Ellison, formerly of
| the Bergen Baptist Church, is Pastor.
Mr.. Dessert is not only an organist of
great executive ability, but ne Is better
known " perhaps t Is 2 celehra,pian "a 4 1 ibs
Jubilee of His Holiness the Pope in st.
/ Peters Church, Rome. a grand compost
ton was played in that historic fame
composed by Mr.. Dessert, who not only
conducted It, but had the honor Of beina
from the Pontiff warm congratulations;
! DR.. Dessert was at one thine organist OF
St. Stephens Church in New York, OF
which Father McGlynn was rector, and
for many years was h snn @t Of q e.
BERGEN Baptist Church congregatiof
ought to take pride IN t;Te possession q
SO accomplished a musician.
TIL next concert and reception ct the
Valencia Orchestra w.ll. take place IN fMs
nesday evening, March "a. DR.. Julius
Peters Is conductor, anl these 9stlsts
| viii asslsf:-Mrs. Gertrude, WARREN, 10
prano: Miss Florence Terrell. ptafiste.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-23
DR.. FAULK'S REPORT
Jersey City Will Lose Two
of Its Methodist
Ministers.
MANY P~ETITIONED To STAY
Annual Conference to Be Held in
April-seeond Baptist Church's
Birthday.

Rev. ]. B. Faulks, presiding elder of
the Jersey City district of the Methodist
Episcopal conference, has made up his
report, Which he will present to the as
sembled Methodfsts IN one day during
the conference. AS the News" has al
ready stated. the annual meeting will be
held beginning April 3, 1895, at Tottenvflqe.
Staten Island. and last for one week.
So far as the Jersey City district, a wide
territory at that, is concerned, there WILL
be few changes. and these are:
Rev. E. N. Crasto, of Palisaue Avenue
Church. win be removed, having served
the full five years.
Rev. ohm Atkinson of West Side Ave
nue. Church has also completed a five
year term. and he will be changed ac-
cording to the law of the Methodist
Church.
Rev. Mr.. Rowland, of Spring. Valley,
Will fall under the rule which affects the
INVITED TO STAY.
AT the end of the year the Pastor
of the Btal1op and his cabinet for trans
fer. Where a minister and congregation
pull together harmoniously the people
This can only be done until the exptra-
tion OF the fifth year, when. the rule. IS
enforced. Those who have been invite.
10 stay dfiUJtiSI yCdI IA cOiSSJ 10y
churches, and petitions to that effect
have been sent to the Presiding Elder,
are:-
Rev. d. r. Dowrie, DID, of Emory
Church, on Belmont avenue. He VIII. i
yesar in THAT charge, where he is exceed
tngly popular.
Rev. {. r. Hull, of Linden avenue,
Greenville. will enter his second year.
should the petition to the conference De
granted, and there is no u of that,
He has accomplished good work in his
district.
Rev. VIM. Eakins, of st. Pauls Church,
| TiSird street, has been unanimously re
oueated to enter his fourth year in a
church for which he has labored SO con-
scientlollsly.
Rev. J. G. Jackson enters on his fourth
| year in Hedding Church, and, like fine
others. has been requested to stay, for
his untiring work to bu:ld up his church.
Lastly, there is Rev. John Krantz,
WHOSE last year in Trinity Church has
been crowned with the burning of the
mortgage on the church properly. M
one in tfds city can surpass him fol
L energetic work. KsG
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-23
MISS RoNBR,s BIRTHDAY PARTY

"A pleasant party was given recently
at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roner,
No. 1922 Jackson avenue, in honor CT
their daughter Josie's birthday. Dancing
was the feature of the evening, ana al
midnight supper was served.
Among those who enjoyed the evenings
pleasures were Mr.. and Mrs. William
| Bible, A. J. Raymond, Miss Adele Fisher,
L. Esterbrook, Miss Lizzie Kaiser, Fred
| Peters, Miss Clara Kepner, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. Moan, S. Brussell and sister, G. ].
| Duncombe, Miss Lima McCurley, Frank
| Schrane, Miss K. Flannery, Fred Fry,
| Miss Irene Murphy, Mr.. Pink, Miss II.
| Martin, r. Diedler, Miss Tillie Warbeek,
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. Gee, c.. Maxfeld, Miss
| Lillian Parker, John Beacon, Miss May
| Bidwell, Edward Lcunsberry, Miss Jessie
/ L. Roehner. Clarence Sissey and Miss
| Georgie Weed.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-23
Highest Of iii IN Leavsning power-Lates US. ovsReo
Bs'sRs

joyable evening was spent by the young peo-
Pile and an excellent repast was served. Many
newcomers into the society were made friendly
with its members and the gathering was. as
usual, well attended. The society Is rapidly
increasing i'm membership. President Alberts
is one of its earnest workers.
Reformed.
Tomorrow week Pastor w. P. Bruce will
preach his farewell sermon at the Greenvilie
Reformed Church and on the following day
he will leave to take charge of his new pas
Mr.. and Mrs. Garthwaite of Linden avenue
entertained Pastor Bruce and his friends at
a farewell reception at their residence. The
congregation of the church, will hold its farce
well reception the latter part Of next week,
and one of the features will be the presenta-
ton of a large purse to the pastor. A sue
chosen. There are a number of applicants for
the place, and the consistory will give each
asplrant for the office Of pastor a trial
The Rev. Thee. Heisig Will continue the
series of popular sermons on THE Culture
Life at the Wayne street Reformed Church.
On account of Mr.. Heisig's necessary absence
sermon announced for last Sunday evening to-
morrow morning, the subject being The Judg-
ment.' The evening subject will be as an
nounced originally, sThe Intermediate State"
or st.The, Conditions of our Spirits Between
Death and the Judgment" Mr., Heisig has
Wick, aadfsssed to tie Wayne street re-
formed Church. which VIII be read next we'd
nesday evening at the prayer meeting.
Va 3 ; VIM. G. A.
A grand rally for men Will be held to-
morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock in Woods Hall.
Vocal solos will be given by Mrs. VIM. Eakins-
An address will be given by Rev. n 9.
Cronfn, Pastor of the Second Presbyterian
Church. Admission is by ticket only. which
may be obtained from men stationed near the
door of the hall, or. from members of the
Young MEMS Christian Association, under
whose auspices these rallies are held each
Sunday.
A boys meeting is held in the Association
building each Sunday at the same time. Be
ginning with tomorrow the meetings will be
conducted by Mrs. Phillip F.. Botzong. All
hoys welcome.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-23
Rewaae of Ointments for Catarrah
tint Contain Mercury.

as mercury will surely destroy the sense
Of smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering It through
never be used except on prescriptions
from reputable physicians. as the DAMAGE
they will d. Is ten fold to the good YOU
can possibly derive from them. Halls
Catarrh Cure manufactured by Il. j.
Cheney & CO., Toledo. o., contains no
mercury, and Is taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces Of the system. In buying Halls
Catarrh Cure. be sure YOU get the genu-
me, 1T Is taken snternally,s and made
Ia Toledo, Ohio. by Z. u Cheney q Co
Testimonials free.
Sold hys DruRgists. price 75c. peg bottle.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-23
S

The Eighth Jersey CITY Company, Boys
Brigade, connected with the Linden Ave-
nue. NJ. E. Church, Is arranging an en-
tertalnmenft for the benefit of the church.
The company promised to raise $3.50 for
the church, and 1t hopes to raise this
amount from tine emit ertainment. Prep
arations are already being made for the
encampment of the First Battalion at
Sewarren the first two weeks in August
The mpa will participate in the
months the soldiers will be thoroughly
drlgled in guard duty and baIutadon
prrslimaster George w. Stratford. ex-
Color Sergeant of the First Brigade
staff, N. G. N. J..
making every endeavor to run down the
burglars who made a number Of good
hau1s during the past few weeks. rob
unajbie to prevent them, but this is due
probably to the fact that the force is
too small. Al might but eight or nine
some Of the posts are nearly a square
mile in area, burglars run FEW chances
Of being nabbed.
who is a candidate for the vacancy
caused by the death of President John
Dingwar, of the Hudson County League
Of Republican an, Clubs ~ isa wifi na have to to want can
run for that office. The League has de-
cided to keep the Office vacant until
Y The E m annSal m n t5ae late eutt pr Us respe p.ng g.
WAN. Mr.. w. G. Dunn, Of the Minkahwsa
Club, has declined to become a candf-
date for the Secretaryship.
The Campaign Committees of the
| GraenvfTle Republican League Club and
! fine Minkakwta Club will meet tomorrow
| afternoon at the Globe Hotel to sarrange
for the Republican mass meeting which
| Will be held shortly at Belvedere Hall,
| under the auspices of the County Com
mlttee. -,
The GreenvaHle Musical and Social Club
held its regular meeting last evening al
Voss' HAIL on Rose avenue, and com
| pleted arrangemen lts for the Invitation
| reception which Will be held ON mex
Friday evening. Mr.. l.. J. Higgins was
| appointed press agent. After the meet,
Ding an informal anc was held, and an
! enjoyable slime was had by all. Ms'
| Maurice FLYNN entertained the members
with excellently sung tenor SOLOS. Tht
club also decided to hold a moonlight ex'
cur5fon in July, and a committee, was
appointed to make the arrangements.
Dick Jldrich. of the Newark pa,
+ Shore, Is already makdng preparation
i for the opening of the bathing season
JGck predicts an early summer and /:
|imSans as much to Dick as a cold Write
ltdoes TO the plausber, and the hot wt afnel
I canilok ARRIVE too soon for him..
AT tpe Metropolitan Wall roller skat1at
y ring there wial be. q number Of mate.
races this evening.