davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-02-24

COm pduy Oy SudCCerlnG the walls with
powder. but did not secure any money,
as they failed to get into the big safe,
evidently from lack of time.
The Arkansas state board of health
is active in the appointment of sani.
tary boards in various parts of the
state where smallpox is prevalent.
hoping thereby to do much toward the
effective stamping out of the disease.
The national convention of the
Woodmen of the World convened at
Topeka, Kan. There were over 200
delegates in attendance from Nebras.
ka, Iowa. North and South Dakota,
Missouri, Oklahoma. Indian territory
and Kansas.
FRANCOIS FELIX FAURE, president of
the French republic. died suddenly at
Paris of apoplexy on the 10th. He was
born January 90. 1S41.
MRS. MoLLIE HILL, of Kansas CITY,
Mo-. who recently went to Leadville,
Col, claimed she was held MP on an
unfrequented street in Leadville the
other night. chloroformed and robbed
of $3.50.
WHILE Ulysses Gibson, a Chicagos&
Alton check clerk, was walking by the
Rex mill at Kansas City, Mo-, on the
18th. inspecting string of cars, a
cake of ice fell from the roof of the
mill and struck him on the head, kill.
ing him instantly.
AT Albany, Ind. Miles Miller's
restaurant was destroyed by q gas ex-
plosion and several persons were
badly injured. one probably fatally.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-11-01

wiffeus befGp6ren, liebes aiubs' -
patf ber ifeptifh peranlaeie ST.. elm.
.@ewib, 6err 9aupimanu, bus tam
Id rubig beF9m6reu.1
rSie f6nnen alio eibIi9 erb1rten, =
eramtnitte iener tpeiter. .bie ertne
Sdafiel entblelt S9bps, bic bIaue absr
&ebss
Srinfen supfte uerlesen an ibrer
blibfauberen S6hr3e.
rNanu, 3rtne." bonnerle drgerIi@
merbenb ber Goritmeifer, vuas foa
benu bas beiBen, marum mpllen Sic
ntdt bsf9w6rben, baB auf ber. granen
6@aRel 5G6ps Iass"
.Oas will Id ia gauge eerne," lIang
es ueiuerli@ aurad. sabsr. -
sWberl1 = 81. rief bies NIT lauter
@ommanboftimme.
rNber Der 0srr 6auptmann min ia,
baB id5 aud beeibigen lol, auf Der
blauen ebhfel babe Rebrltdsu seIes
gen.
sNa, uu6 parum molien sic benn
oas ni1t ibuu, baraa ift bod niats
unre1tes2s rebete Der 6ausberr beaH
tigenb 3lt.
5rine mar roib ME ein gsfo1ter
8rebs geuorben unb aIS MN gar Der
Jortmetfer He anidrie: .Na. wirb's
bolbS4 ba NOR es nit Der Mermiieu
Gafiung porbet. Elm lautes SdIndasu
blisb ibr als eiusiee Antuort.
Aues blidte he pernuubert an. Bier
Dar enti1iebeu irgenb etmus nidt In
Dronung unb mertli6 nnRher forfdte
b. g.:
xNber 8riue, 10 bsrubigen sic fd
bod, es tbut Sbneu ia tsiner Don unS
etmas au 2sibe. friin berauS tamit,
tpas Ste auf bem 6er3en babeui"
I'D, 6err Gorftmeiitsr". eine es ba
fotternb, .feien Sic mir nint b6le,
aber bos Diner mar einmal angelaat,
ber Rebriiden mar fdon 3u haut gout
esiporben unb In ber turaen 3sit feiu
frif@er 3u bei9aifen unb ba-ober sic
btirfen mir ridt b6fe bes6alb fein-
unBte i@ MIR fetnen auberen Musmsa
aIs = susi sd0pfsnrhdeu beraurid.
ten.S
s3wei 566piearideniA, tIana es
enttduitt bon allen Seiten, ,aber bo
bletbt ia bie f@6ne 6eetmstie uueut.
f@teben!~
~Nein, bas bIeibt He uidts uobm
ba aber Maior %. bas Wort, .Gt.
bate eeuettet, er tonne beRimmt auae.
ben. mas S@0ps nnb mas Reb lei,
nun, bieie Wette bot er ho9 tuobl aana
entihteben perloren. benn Ct fprad3
ben Jnbalt Der griinen G@Af1el ftir
Heb on. Der 6err 6anptmoun fiftet
alfo bic bewubten 3mei R6rbe. Na
nun ober infer Iiebmertber ssreunb
unb @aiteeber fi6 slei9falls trob iei.
ner berabmten Sdeer3unge beahaiim
beg Jnbalt5 ber blauen Soulful irrte,
feue i9 feiner allbetanuten GeueroI3,
idt anbeim, bas blerfhr t6lliee Neuaelb
felber 3u befimmenl"
unb 10 sei9ab ss bsun Gu6. Mit
eiaem Griibffhd gelessntli@ ber udd,
lteu 5reibfagb quttttrte Der Gorlfmeis
tter teineu eigeaarttQen 9einFafI.
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epamtems arSktes Resiirfnis.

Mr. @, 8. Slipia bon Barcelona,
Saanien, pflest .iid ben @inter bins
oin1 in Gifen, Sabsgarolina, auf3us
hdten. Sn 5olee i1tpa9er geerDen
lik er an befti9en G9meraen i'm 6inz
tersopfe. 9ur9 ben @ebraud BON
" ectric 8itters, benz ar5Bten
9elmittel fiir 8lut unb gseroen, bas es
N Imerifa siebt, ipurbe er balo BON
allen S9meraen befreit. @ana Mme4
ria iueiB, baB es 2ebers uno geierenbe.
Idueroen beilt, baB es bas 8lut reiniat
iltb ben Masen itdrft, iotuie bic gaerpen
trdtist unb iiberbaupt ieber Musfel unb
leom Organ i'm &6rper ,leue Spanns
tr1t perleibt. @er fdpad lit, fid er.
nuttet fablt uub an @dmersen leibet,
bnudt es. Sete 5faide tpirb saran.
tir. unofoItet nur so Gents. @irb
pefauft in Der Gpptbefe bon s. aalt-
epr & Son.
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ni6t willens, inn obne g8eiteres na6=
auseben. g1enn Die polisei nun aber
bic W}01ber finoet. ebe 9u i6r Die 9a=
pierre gegeben baf?" frogte lie.
W}iesfo sldte Die 9ldleln. ,Sann
bralldt lie bielleicbt Die Yapiere bpd)
nod. Ser liebe Gott miro ni9t baben
molten, DaB Der arme 9iiesfo I'M Die
gelD1nung fir ieinen Suno fpmmt
SD babe au6 icbon gu inn gebetet bes=
meeen, lluo Die 0lutter ai0 3ipeimal.
Sa fann er f6on ni6t gut anoers. SD
babe feline 6ur9t."
Bertruo iab, oaB nit Dem 8url9en
ni6ts an5ufansen mar. sd tperoe
mir Die Safe iiberlegen, ineinte lie.
.Menn Der 9err bon Der poliaei bier
i'm Sorfe lit, 10 tpirb>er jebenfalls au9
au meialenl Snfel fpmnlen, neil bieIer
ia Mmtsporifeber 1T. Sd tperbe ieben,
baB i'd ibn BEL bieier Gele9enGeit ipres
den fann, unb i'm fra9en, Of er tpobl
benz, Der inn papiere brddte, Die auf
ben MDrb 8eaug baben, eine 8elpbnung
3u tbeil iperoen loilen polle. Seine
9lnttDort iueroe i'd 9ir bann mittbeilen;
0u fannlt aelegentli5 pieber einnlal
DOrbeifDmmen unD mid in meinenl
Simmer aufin6en.
.9ld nein elldoiees 6rdulein. 9as
tbne i'd lieber nibt.
,Warum ridt?1
Ser jun9e gndoige 9err 1T bier
Ser tbut Sir l..9ts. !
u9lber i6 babe 9lnglt Dor ibm."
vgBesmegen?1
yGr bat mid, afs er i'm Sriibiabr
bier mar, setroffen, iuie id na6ieben
tuDllte, oh Die Gabies1en balo out
fipb. Ga bat er mid idlagen tpollen.
Nber id) bin fdnell fbrtgelaufen. Da
bat er mir natbgerllfen, tpenn er mid
nod eiilmal bier treffe, tpplle er Die
9unhe auf mid beBen.
So? 9llio gu bilt Der @abies9en-
0ieb seueien? ga, bas fuiro ia immer
netter. ga bat Der GriB freili6 3edt,
ipenn' er Sid nit ben 9unben fort=
bringer milf.
sd bate 10 srOben Sunser, tlaete
Der pole.
Bon Raoies9en tpirit gu gang se-
nib nidt iatt.
sd fam ia iona irsenopo auf bas
9ndoi9e 6rdulein iparterL" i6lug
MiesfD in Dem geiireben bor, bas @e=
iprd6 alf Elm onberes 9bema 5lr brtnz
gen, ba ibm Die e,d.e nit ben @a6ies=
den offenbar ieby nfinlid mar.
.9lein. Nlit ir c;aem Burden luie
Su mag id fss..e 3uiammenfunft
baben, ertldrte Wertrub freng.
rMber bas sndbige 6rdulein tpirb
bod ibr 8eripreden balten unb ben
Qerrn BON Der poli3ei tpegen Der 8e=
lObnuns fragen?A Sn ieinem Son lag
nun bod cine 5iemlide Nusit, in feinen
9pffnuusen getduid)t gu irerDen.
sd babe es Sir eiamal berIpro1en
uno Mill es aud balten. pbgIei1 On es
ni6t berbienf, gu 9iaoiesdenbieb !!
@enil id bann BON oenl Serrn bon Der
pulisei Qlntnort hetplnmen babe. gebe
i6 binllnter in Das Gprf uno tbeile> >iie
Deiner Miitter nit.
MiesfO mabie elmer eufiIprling bot
Greube. Sd tuerbe Gelo befomnen,
id inerbe piel Geio befommen rief er
iaud)senb. nllno es III op6 gut, oaB id.
ibr rid)t alle gapiere seseben babe,
fiiste er III Gebanfen bili3u.
.5reue Sid nur nidt gu friib, :
tDarnte GertruD.
Mber er b6rte iie nidt lnebr, ionbern
rannie nit elmer @eidiuinbisfeit, ipie
fie nur Elm folder 9laturburfde entfal=
ten fonnte, Gem Sorfe 81, ieiner Mut-
ter bic frobe goil6aft 81 brineen.
(Eortiebuns fOlst.)
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oGRo,,ttMette 6eCuno6eit.

9altsu Sis SAreu 80rper burd bcn
sslessntlihsu @ebrau9 BON Eu,t's er.
bsrpilIen polIitan6is in OrOnuus. eie
r.sulirsn ben Darnltanal unb srjeuSen
Ginfn hrdftigfn e6rpfr.
2Opfidmsr3sn, Wialaria, @alleuleiOsn.
Ssritcpfuns unS dbulids &rauttsitsu
nerosn pouifaubis iurirt omrG
1tstt's &eber Yiae;l.
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Gine @ette.
oumoresfe bon .. @itti4.

6umoresfe bon .. @ittia.
Run, riein 0err 6auptmann,
fdmun3elfe Der iobiale Gorhmeitier b.
g.. fiub fd5 guer @naben f9ItiRg ee.
morben2a
Gin lsiiss ai1ern ber Safelrunbe
folste bieien Worten, enbli1 tnnrrte
ct :sWau no9 nal ber nit ben beiben
S6ahelnl' @efddftis proi.ntirte ein
Diener BITE semhni6ten 3mei 8rotentel.
Ter, auf iebem Iagen Slide eineS qe.
wi6tisen @tmas, baS einem Nebriiden
auffa1enb dbnIi9 iab.
St. fphlte Rd 3uerf nit einem @las
berben Moiel iegliden Na6eei6mad
binunter, bann entnobm er benz erHen
Soblet eine S9eibe. eorefdItig wirb
bieie getoftei. On, bml = . III bod
eine gan3 berfu@te @eidihte = tuel1es
mar ba eigentIid Der Sd6pienridenIs
Die 0eiierteit an ber 9afel ffeieerte
fi9 INNER mebr. ST. galt ntft nur
fur ben anseuebmiien s6weren6tbsr.
fonbern aud fir ben geuiegiefen @ours
maub bes 4 ten S6gerbatai0ous, fhr
ben lebteren uollte Ct iebenfals eebaIs
ten mer6en, unb on ber llnfebIbarteit
ieiner 3unee sueifeIn. bieB ibm eine
t6btIide Beleibigung 3ufhgen. uub
beute2 = Na, gapitano, uelGes IN
nun eieentlih Rebriidsn, beraus enb.
lid eiu,naI nit ber epradel - risf bo
fdon pieber Der entfebli9e @shnrod.
Rohmals fofttte ST.. 3u fatal, unb
babel Aeben atuei G6rbe 6sct anf benz
SPIEL Yin ben an6pfen ab3dbIen !
rietb bereits etu naiemeiier 2eutnant,
ba raffte fi6 ber In bie gnge getriebene
Gourmanb eeuaIiiam auf. 3um brit.
ten Male uirb elm @las Mpiel binnn-
tergeftrat, bonn ertlaugen bie inbaltss
f1ueren Wprte:
Der Rebbraten Iieet auf ber eriinen
S1hRell
Sofort fubren idmmtli9e @sbelu
nod gemiRen Braienithd9en unb gIei@
borouf lief Elm beifdliges GemurmeI bie
Safel entlang. = Dieter ct. mar bod
nud1 eir an n netn}poter Ssiu5fhm,4sr mo.
tfiriid, M III his r. oyiins emi3tSsI sytsisIt msS ~
pie hatte bes uur 70 lance ,ipeiieibuft
fdaeinen f6nneu.
Hot, bo risf oudb idon Ser Norff.
ueiiier: gerInreu. ganiidndben hie
beiben R6rbe fiub perdu. bos MiIbs
bret Iieot ouf Der bIauen Gmfif{eIi
gu;sS.Yrr, s,r ono.r.,nsa o.a..
gaor ,,,n,, Se6 ~ sn.hs,, S;Sse ;s;s.r eox .rsm.
hsS,,as @ ~ Hxsr cs...Ssr % ss .,,,.ss S. ,,sa.. Nv
isss s ahsrreIs ,I s',I ix.rar,s.h D" ,,s Iaa nas
,r nm so mshr oIa ~ Ssr Sovshsrr ~~, =, WV ~
ismtsrn i y i,s,, Ssnoun. u' W aa1s''' ." -
Nbet meme perebrtesfen s,errfhof,
ten. bite uehmen Gie md mol t,mmiitei.
bar biuter einouber ,mei oom. fieime
WiiYen BON ben beiben e@fifeIm nnh,
,erDriiden gie hisieihen 'ra nmr mil 'sr hsr
3uuge. bann mirb ssybuen BET Wtlbae,
fdmad bei benz Gtid@en bon Ser
bIauen GGiifTeI fd5on fonsmeul
Man folate bieIem Woth uub Memt
bat erl-hiss es oIeida barouf. Nur
St. fawieq iuarimmia. pdbreub Der
ssorlimeifler fortfuhr:
2a, spie aefaat, idauer ia es olIer.
biues. eiueu MshrRdeu BON eiuem oes
[didt aubereiteien Gmopleuriiden AZ
unteriGeiben. boau oebbrt ebeu eins 70
oIte T6ner.ur,ae mic hie meins nm.
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Meabndte 9pteI 8ar,
DIT 0ouion Gtrabe,
" NJ. W Mmtb, .... GiAeatbiimer,

Wan finbet bier Elm por3aeli&es
@las Bier unferer beimijGen 1raue.
reien. 8eioubere Muertennuna Der.
bieueu bie Weine, gisarren, Wbisties,
Giqu6re &c. 8or3i9Ii9er 1reb
lun9 bes MnrgeuS unb Na d..
mittass. Dieie Wirtbf@aft erfreni
R1 bes ausge3ei@neten Rufes 3u BEN
onsemebmffen GufeutbaItsorte ber
Stabt su sdbIen.
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Gone etar sriutlieb.

9Ser ntemalS etmem Nauid3 aebabt,
Ser 1T tetm braber Wfamm.
User ietmem Dmrf nit Md3telu labt,
Sang lieber gar mid5t an.
Dent Some etar 1T benz saeftar sletd,,
GS tutll 8etrnnfen ieia;
Nm araft mmo SHoblaefdmad 10 reid,
Nm Slnnte, adj, 10 fetn!
s@uu 8ismard fa8t', eS ipate itab'
ltm ieeen 9rppfen 8ier,
Der Mn8etrmnfeu bIetbt, iuirb fab
limb ben Die Nelt berItet'. Il
Drum trinft 10 Ian8 Sbr bmrftt9 fiiblt,
Seto better, tttamter, frpb;
9Senn &ome Gtar Sure aebIe fRblt
@ebt's gut, aub aprppps:
Gs ipridbt ppm ptelen 9rtntem man.
9D@ iprtdjt tnatt istdbt tpm Dmrjt,
Gin Sober trtnf' 10 biel er Fam,
Oas ambre iet tim &Bmrit.
uuo oa bic betm' fd3e Snouftrle,
SIN Bone Gtar amfsebamt,
Gtn Ge8ett fit bte Gtabt, tsmb bic
'Sfen 05ttertrupiem bramt,
GD trtnft mmr deiki8 Zone Gtar Nier
ltnb fablt Gud) tppbl babel;
9as Zone etar iiberaa nnb bier,
Sst tets paS Jelb6ef@rei!
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= 9as reidbaltigfe Eager in 3 u.
weIena Her Art. feinen Mefer.
idmiebpaaren, 6ancp 8oiletten.Nr.
iifsln &C. bel Griter 8ros., 304 WeRs
Commerce Strase.
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SADOYsKY 4 co.

babsn elm Sumelen.g gtabIiiIement 20.
ITO Noro' Nlamo.S Stro6e eroifuet unb
tibrei eine bclladnbige ansmabl DON
Juueleii. SafGen.. Woub. uub
Stano'ubren, iomie Neubeiten ieali.
DER Art Der ueueRen ssasou.
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Mamfel 8rine fam.
.friue~, uabm ibr 0err bos Wort,
sIae auf Der arhnsn s&aFsl uidt
S@npIenraGeas1
s9suib, Qsrr GorRmetRer.4
sxennen ets has aud suten De.
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Der Winter nabt. 6oIa unb Sob.
len tuerbeit fi@erlit I'm preiie Reisen.
Sebt III bie ri@tige 3eit Cure He.
btrfnihe ftir Brennmateridl ftr ben
Wiuter 3li beden.
Wir Derlaufeu sutes gi@enbol3 ~
$4.25 per @orb; auSsefuGtes 6ol3 IL,
$4.00 per @orb; unb "Ordinary" 3l
1915 per @orb, a6seliefert.
Hebuclrte preiie ftir 1eReQungen
bon unb 10 sGprbs".
Wir ftibren eagle pab, 6arisborn
uub WcIleaer aoblen. Special.
preife far Nuftrdge bon Daggou,
Gabungen.
Sur preiie bebieut gud: SeIepbou
No. 81.
Gmmiet @pp0 60.
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8orc ssormaIim - (Gimer g
Gmenel. - Gin ueues antiquities
Eub porbeusenbe8 MitteI. Das eSbeoI
aQer 3ohn' unb MuubmaFer. g. T.
9 d miht, 6oufou, Seras. Naent.
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Militdrif de @ompliment.
Geutnant: @ndbigite. CLAUDE an
Nrer Wiese maren Gra3ien fectIonss
lisiie aufmarlGirtl
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: Der Marius.0cipltat 0ieuii In
waibinston bat eine Drbrs erIaiisn.
Durb usl4e bic Quarantine oeaen
Ken Or!sans aufseboben tuorbea iii.
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= Griter Dros. baben eins aros.
0riige Nuswabl tn o lb' uah Gil.
Der Maareu, 9iamap..ssn, llbs
ren tc.
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- DaS 9ef9moduouRe In ber 3 u.
meIeusBrandle finbet mon BET
Griter Hrus., bic ero6e 6enbnngen
bon Oiamanteurinsen, 8ro@en uub
Gei4meiben a0er Mrt erbalten baben.
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Der ,seuimlid,e IR5rper.

Die @iienidbaft f@enft benz Memanismus bes
nenfGIid6en aorpers lest ntebr gufmertiamfeit
,als ie sunpr. Sic bat eptbedt. oab geif uno a6r-
pee tn 10 nabem 8nfammenbaus febeu. bas Der
Cine nid5t afisirt tuerben Tam. pbne ben auberen
au ubeetHfuien. Sic Bat sefunben, baB gunbrin-
asn. GrfcIs oter GebIifiaqen gLafIi@fein ober
tuerben. Die aebre Iieet thar su Taee. Gtdrtt
ben Rorper. 1aS tam aber nur 6urtb Bermitt.
lung oes Maeens aeiHeben. gS 1T bie1 bas Orr
pon. tueltbes oas 2eben felbit ndbrt. 98enn &c
l9tua@ Ut. probustrt er lgiftiee @bfanitofe unb
ihmd9t is6es Organ i'm R6rper. CT fnnn nit 6ps
hetters WagenbifterS tart eemadbt un6 70 erbnIz
ten tpernen % TT bies Elm enfnbes. natiirlie6es
es tuiro oaS Sbitem reinigen, bic Qeber nufriit=
telp. Die Rieren ftfmuIiren uub Die @efuubheit i'm
Mhgemeinen beRern. 8erLanet es bon gurenf
Mpotheter unb febet su, oab eiue Eribass Gteuer=
marie ben 4als Der sslaid5e nmbfIt.
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Nau bersefie ni@t bic
BELL JEWELRY CO.,
327 Wef.@omuereesG Gtrobe,
Der bette Saben um Jumelen, Gilbers
tpaaren &C. 3l faufegA
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1899-11-23
Superior Court.

Superior court is in session In Halt
fax this week, with Judge Allen pre-
siding.
The court is for the trial OF civil
causes only. While the docket was
pretty full many cases were continued.
The most important case thus lar
before the court is the case OF Cox
against the Norfolk and Carolina Rail-
road Company. This is suit against
the railroad for the killing OF l.. N. COX
at Hobgood about two years ago. The
Gaze was heard before Judge Norwood
in Halifax, but he dismissed 1t and
would not let it go to the jury. An
appeal was taken to the Supreme court
and it was sent back for new trial.
The council tor the railroad are Day
f. Bell, T. N. Hill, of Halifax, and Mr..
Bidgood, Of Fayetteville. The counsel
for the plaintiff are W. A. Dunn
Claude Kitchin and E. ! Travis.
We do not kubw the amount fol
vh,ch the .administrato is suing.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1899-11-23
0atlin-Porter.

Last Wednesday In sTarboro Miss
jamie Porter was married to Mr.. T. H
Gatlin, Jr. The ceremony was pre-.
formed by Rey. III. B. Anderson. The
Southerner said
"The church was beautifully decor.
ated with evergreens and chryeanthe
NUNS. The chancel was one mass Of
flowers. SELDOM has the pulpit and
chancel been more handsomely ar
ranged with decorations.
"The bridal party entered the church
as follows:
"First came the ushers, Paul Jones
and W. T. Deans, then Miss Mamie
Simmons and II. NJ. Jenkins, Miss
Mary Porter and Will E. Pennington
Miss Eva Anderson and Nathan Porter
Miss Alice Anderson and w. w. Hay
wood, Robert Cobb and Miss Maggie
Howard, Miss Lena Mercer and II. D
Brown walters.
The little flower girls we're Lucy
Gray Gatltn, Susie Baker, Mary Bland
Pitt and Lillian Pitt.
The maid of honor was Miss Sallie
Porter.
As the bridal party grouped around
the altar, the bride with her brothe,
W. Nj. Porter, entered the church and
walked up the right aisle, while the
groom with his best man, Frank P
Gatlln, came up the left aisle. The
bride and groom met in front of the
sltar, where they were pronounced
man and wife.
After the ceremony the bridal party
went to the residence of Mrs. Sarah E.
Porter, where royal outlay awaited
them. From IL 80 till 2 O'Clock, the
young couple were receiving the con-
CALCULATIONS of their many friends.
The bride is a daughter of Mrs. Sarah
Porter, of this place. She has host
of friends In Tarboro, whose best
wishes 60 with her.
Mr.. Gatlin, is the son OF the muot
esteemed townsman, T. 81. Gatlin, and
Is most elegant young gentleman
who has bright future before him
The Southerner extends its best wishes
to this young couple.
They left on the afternoon train for
Washington, D. c., where they vii
remain for a few days. They will
make their home in TarbOro.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1899-11-23
LOCAL NEWS.

PETITION IN Observation-Disclosures.
days News and Obaerver said: "A
voluntary petition in bankruptcy ha.
been filed by d. J. Brock, of Hobgood
Halifax county. His liabilities are
81 ,654.64 and the assets amount to
1864 .32. Mr.. w. A. Dunn, of Halifax
is Brooks Attorney"
STUCK A KNIFE IN HIS Eye A few
days ago Mr. w. N. steptoes little, boy
while F ying stuck knife blade in bis
eye. l was very painful, and Mr..
Steptoe took him to Kinston, to con-
suit DIR. Hyatt. He returned Tuesday
but said he could not tell what would
be the result.
FINE PEA CRoP.-Mr. Henry Ais
brook says he planted one bushel OF
peas amongst bis corn, and picked
5,4Oo pounds of peas in the bulls
Counting by his estimate, one bushel
for every 100 pounds in the bulls, he
has gathered 81 bushels OF peas from
one, which is very fine yield.
CAPT. SHAW TO W4D.-We have re-
ceived the announcement of the mar
rage of Mrs. Pattie E. Williams to
Capt. N L. Shaw, November Goth.
The marriage will occur In the Preaby-
terrain church in brakes Branch, Va.
the home of the bride-t o-be. Capt.
Shaw's many friends throughout North
Carolina will be interested in this hap
py event, and The COMMONWEALTH
joins in congratulations ahead.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1899-11-23
Scotland Neck Temperance
Association meets the first
and third Tuesday evenings
in each month at S:15.
A Beautiful Manage.
JBNKINs-ANDERsON.

On Wednesday, Nov. 18th,
q large congregation gathered at
Mount Tabor Methodist church,
near Aurelian Springs, to Witness the
marriage of Miss Daisy Jenkins to Mr..
David K. Anderson. At the appointed
hour, l O'Clock p. n, the organ pealed
forth the sweet notes of Mendelssohns
wedding march under the skillful touch
of Miss Lucy Dean, of Henderson, and
the bridal party entered as follows:
Messrs. Willie Harriss and Frank
Shaw. who acted as ushers next, Miss
Maude Jenkins with Mr.. Andrew Suit
or, then preceded by her maid of honor,
Miss Alethla Marks, came the bride
leaning on the arm OF her uncle, Capt.
w. T. Jenkins, and was met at the
altar by the groom, who entered with
bis brother, Mr.. L. o. Anderson, who
acted as best man. The pastor, Mr.
Wright. impressiyely performed the
ceremony which made them man and
wife.
The church was deliberately decorated
in evergreens, chrysanthemums and
roses.
The bride was attired in handsome
gray travelling suit, and the happy
couple after receiving many good
wishes, repaired to the carriage and
drove to Weldon, where they took the
train for several days trip to Wash
ington City and other points.
A most sumptuous dinner was served
to tho bridal party by Capt. and Mrs.
w. T. Jenkins before leaving their
home.
The bride aud groom are both we'll
known to the people of this communi-
ty. The bride ,s loved by a host Of
friends for Der sweetness of disposition
and loveliness of character. The groom
Is an honest, thrifty business man, and
is greatly admired for his many sterling
qualities. He Is engaged in the broker
age business in Weldon, where they
will make their home.
They were the recipients of q num-
Der of useful presents.
Their many friends wish Tor them
both long, happy and successful life.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1899-11-23
THE PASSING THRoNG.

Mrs. w. L. Harrell has returned
from visit to her relatives in Ham
iiton.
Mr.. H. B. Hardy, travelling agent for
the News and Observer, spent Tuesday
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Oppsnheimer re.
turned this morning from a visit to
Rocky Mount.
Rev. Mr.. Walker, of Oxford, preached
In the Methodist church here last
Thursday night.
Hon. w. E. Daniel spent an hour in
Scotland Neck last week on his return
from Tarboro court.
Mr.. Norfleet Smith is with Mr.. g.
w. Bryan at the depot learning rail.
road and telegraph work.
The Tarboro Southerner says that
Mrs. w. T. Macnair has returned from
an extended visit to Scotland Neck.
She had been here on a visit to Mrs.
A. Ferrall.
Bank Examiner W. B. Shaw.,of
Henderson, was here Friday to examine
the Scotland Neck bank. 1t goes
without saving that he found the hank
In good condition.
Miss Onie Dunn came home Monday
from Greensboro where she is student
in the Normal and Industrial College.
The school has suspended until JAN
uary 1st because of the outbreak Of
typhoid fever. There have been three
deaths, and fifty-three cases reported