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a Connecticut girl's story about
HER 3IISSIXG PARENTS.
A New
Haven (Conn.) specia.
savs; 'lwenty
years ago ou
Waterbury's
society belles visitea
Governor's Island. Sbe was young ,
f nnrl not without taieut. o.U .
llictui) ... .
C . d,Ai,ul suitors without
ai.cruurj
- it. inland 1T1(1
number, and upon
among her many admirers was a
Lieutenant Palmer, fresh irom mi
four year's study at West Point. He
was a dashing young officer, and the
two frequently met. They danced
together and were happy. Their
acquaintance ripenea iuw
and from friendship inxP !ve
One
bright morning the bell in
the little
hnnpl was rune and a mama,..
re was
" r O - a
solemmzea. iuu um.ie ni
bury's belle and the groom was Lieu
tenant Palmer. After a honeymoon
trip of some few months tbe young
soldier returned to his garrison and.
his wife to her friends in Waterbury.
There she was visited frequently by
her husband, and his face and figure
became familiar in Waterbury
streets.
Mrs. Palmer lived at the house of
a friend, a Mrs. Phillips, who has
since moved to New York. About
s months after the marriage there
was a sudden falling off the young
soldier's visits.Weeks passed by
arid the Lieutenant failed to put in
an appearance in Waterbury. His
wife waited in vain for his coming.
As the weeks and moaths passed her
repeated disappointments told upon
her strength, her health gave away,
and she seemed to lose ground stead
ily until a daughter was born to her
The child was something to live for,
and Mrs. Palmer gained in strength
tvPTV dav. She heard nothing: from
her husband, but she was not unhap
py. Her daughter seemed to fill the
vacant luot his absence created in
her heart.
But a time came when Mrs. Pal
trier had reason to complain of her
state. Every day she lived her stock
of the world's goods became smaller.
What to do with her child she knew
iiot; She made plan after plaDj but
east them aside as impracticable and
foolish. At last she struck upon
huppy expedient. She had always
had a taste for the stage, and why
hot now turn her talent to account.?
Leaving her little child in the care
of George Todd, a man living at that
lime iu YVolcott, she started for New
York to seek employment. There
she met with more trouble and disap-
poTntment. Too proud to stoop to
menial work, she was about to start
for home a broken-hearted and dis.
appointed girl when she chanced to
toeet an old friend. To him she con
fided her trouble. With him she
again made a tour of the theatres,
yd was this time more fortunate.
She secured an engagement and
went to work with a will. Her sal
tafywas small, and she could do lit
tiefor her child. Mr. Todd cared
lor it as he would have for one of
his own. Years passed by and Mrs.
Palmer did not appear to claim her
daughter.
Eight years ago Mr. Todd and his
family moved to West Haven, where
they livo in a cottage on Brown
street. Jeunie Palmer, then a bright
little school-girl, , moved there with
iiim. Up to last summer she was
one of the family . She came to New
ilaveu, wuere she secured employ
ment iu one of tue large stores. This
suimmr she is a bookkeeper for F.
Lucas, proprietor of the Lucas House,
W est Haven, but has begun ats
tempting to find her mother, telling
the story that is recorded here, but
aa yet has been unsuccessful. . She
is a slender girl, with clearcut leas
tures and dark eyes aud hair. X.
An Enterprising, Sellable House.
K. T. Whitehead & Co., can always be
relied upon, not only to carry m stock
the best of everything, but to secure tbe
Agency lor such articles as have well
known merit, and are popular with the
people, theieby sustaining the reputation
oi uemg always enterprising, ana ever
reliable. Having secured the Agency
for the celebrated Dr. King's New Dis
covery for Consumption, will sell it on a
positive guarantee. It will surely cure
any and every aifection of Throat, Lungs,
ana ihest, and to show our confidence,
we invite you to call and get a Trial Bot
tie Free.
VERY REMARKABLE RECOVERY
Mr. Geo. V. Willine, of Manchester.
Mich., writes: "My wife has been almost
helpless for five years, so helpless that
sne couia not turn over m bed alone.
She used two bottles of electric bitters"
and is so much improved, that she is able
to do her own work.-' Electric Bitters
will do all that is claimed for them. Hun-
areas ot testimonials attest their great
curative powers.
JJOTICE.
By virtue ot the power conferred upon
me in the mortgage executed by John
A. White and wife Lucy, dated January
ISth,, 18S4, and recorded in the office of
the Register of deeds for Halifax County
Book 7, Page 314, I will sell for cost in
the Town of Scotland Neck on the l4th
day of September 1S35, at public auction,
the property described in said mortgage,
to wit: Lot No 9 on Block 54 as designat
ed in the Polt of the town of Scotland
Neck. Said land will be sold to satisfy
the debt secured by said mortgage.
This August 14th 1885.
F. STERN.
by R. U. SMITH, JK., ATT'Y.
Milk, Claret, and Whisky Punches,
Mint Juleps, Sherry Cobblers, Lemonade.
&c, &c., at K. Alsbrook's. Little Cooke
beats the town making them. Try one.
The Monarch Grain and Seed Fan and
Bugger. Call and sec it. For sale by J.
II. Lawrence.
VALUABLE real estate.
T(W n Lots and pleasant Homes for
All who Desire to locate. ,
pEKi;riLE AND DeSikai ?le FARMS
I will sell cheap for cash the house
and lot npon which I now reside in
this town containing three- acres
rood water, all necessary outhouses,
eiht room3 to dwelling homie. One
dwelling on Greenwood street, six
rooms lot 100 feet by 200 feot. One
dwelling on Seventh street, six rooms
lot 100 feet by 200 feet. One dwel
ling, cottage style, four rooms, on
Roanoke and Seventh streets lot
100 by 200 feet. One dwelling on
Main and Seventh streets.four rooms.
, -t 50 by 200 feet. One dwelling,
it.
-ns.on Roanoke street lot 100
six roou
Fifteen tenant houses,
ch. brick chimnev in
by 200 feet. '
two rooms etu
ar depot and on
middle, situated ik
new road, 100 feet &
quarc to eacn
store house
house. One fine two story
on Main street, 24 by 80 fet.
r., ware
house in rear of store store now
oc-
cupied by F. Stern. Also the stort.
I now do business in on Main street,
with two store rooms ninety feet'ong
and twenty-four feet wide,main store
room sixteen feet pitch. I also offer
tor sale mv brick mill, grist mill,
wheat mill, saw mill, with two fine
eno-ines fortv horse oower each, one
hni it. hv ' 'nnnfir: the other tv Aai-
. ..-... m 1 I
i,
oolu .a. u in s;oou oruei aim num
every day. steam supplied to ootn ,
engines irom tue Dest iuu norse pow i
er boiler in the South, made by Tal
bott, of Richmond Va. ; Planing mill
machine shops, wood shop and black
smith shoo all attached and on the
same lot. All located in the heart
and business part ot tne town ana on
ATo?n anA TT.lovpnf-.h ef.rpot.s. . T also
offer for sale twenty-height vacant lots
nn TVTnin st.rfipt. eiorlit on flhnreh
street, twenty-six on Roanoke street
ana mty-six on ireenwoou street.
Also one lot adjoining the corpora
tion containing 21 acres, lying on
Greenwood street and the new road.
One other lot of fifty acres lying on
the new road and on the rail road
t t n, 3 1 m. I
and the road from Mrs. Johnson's by
L. L. Kitchin's to town. This lot is
partly in the corpoiate limits of the
town. Also one other lot of thirty
n'ue aeres on uie ran roau, just uauK
of the new EDiscoDal church, this lot
also is Dartlv in the cornorate limits
of the town, I also otter for sale the
O ftflvflrrft farm rf 5? fifi n proa Irkw
cated two miles and one quarter from
of the town of Scotland Neck, on the
Tarboro road. Location healthv.
Water fine. Also the Ben Smith
plantation four miles from town, ly
ing on both sides of the rail road,
containing about 1,200 acres, ten
horse crop in state of cultivation.
This can be made the finest stock
tarra in Eastern North Carolina. Al
so one tract of land known as the
Shield's land, lying on the rail road
irom Halifax to Scotland Neck, sev-
en miles from Scotland Neck, cons
taining five hundred and thirtv two
acres. None of this land is under
fence. I will also sell the place
known as Gall Berry near town. This
is one of the hnest cotton farms in
the county, and the most delightful
place to live at water excellent,
buildiner now in course of construc
tion, located on the most elevated
spot in this section. All wSto desire
to purchase any of the above proper
ty will please call on me. This is the
most pleasant town to live in in the
East healthy and water good. The
moral and religious tone of the peo
ple is equal to any iu the State and
tar superior to many. One splendid
male school in town and one female
school and one or two other exeellent
schools in the town, also four
churches.
W. H. KITCHIN.
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3r We also furnish the two large
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" TnE Arkansaw Traeler"
AND
The Turn of the Ttjne,"
Which, together with the ortgintl
story of the "Arkansaw .Traveler,"
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taken. Thes pictures are not given
. .
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Littie Rock, Ark.
NOTICE. Two iron runnineeears and
wood wheels for ginnine cotton with
horse power all complete for sale by
W. fl. KITCHIN.
rl y vi,u uAiuuAUM i wy-
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Neck is acknowledged to be the Gar
den Spot of Eastern North Carolina,
long noted for its high social, moral,
intellectual and religious parts. A
rich cotton, corn and general farm
ing country surrounds it,
The
DEMOCRAT
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ipeoj.
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We oppose
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THE DISPATCH
. Richmond, Va.
SEVENTEEN MULES For Sale bv
r W IT KITHHTN.
SPRING ANNOUNCEMENT!
-N. B. JOSEY & CO.,
q ORNER MAIN & 10TH S7 ARRETS,
ABU DAILY RECEIVING-
SPUING GOODS
CONSISTING OF
DRY G'OODS, WHITE GOODS AND NOTIONS, CLOTHING, P.OOTS
SHOES, IATS, CAPS, HARDWARE, TENT WARE, QUEENS WARE
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, FUUNITURE AND BEADING
HEAVY AND FA'CY GROCERIES, IK EVERY VARIETY.
W.LJ30UGLAS'
$3.00
SHOE
WARRANTED,
TEN THOUSAND YARDS
DRESS
.SUMMER CASHMERES
OF EVERY
SILK & WORSTEAD PLAIDS, PLAIN & DOTTED "BEREGES,
BUNTINGS & NUNS VEILING OF ALL COLORS AND GRADES,
SHEPHERD PLAIDS, MOHAIR GLACE, AUSTRALIAN CREPE,
MOUSSELINE, RAYEE, ENGLISH BEIGE, PLAIN, STRIPED AND
FIGURED SEERSUCKERS, ETC.
FIFTY-FIVE HUNDRED YARDS.
WHITE
NAINSOOKS PLAIN, CHECKED AND STRIPED. VICTORIA-
INDIA AND LINEN LAWNS ;INDIA LINEN AND INDIA MULL
PLAIN, CHECKED, CORDED,
STRIPED PIQUES. PLAIN aND
TWELVE THOUSAND
YARDS OF
LACES AND HAMBURGS, CREAM AND BLACK SPANISH, ORI
ENTAL, VALENCIENNE, CLUNY, AMERICAN, VENICE, BRABANT
ETC.
LADIES'
PARASOLS
BRELLAS
OF EVERY STYLE AND COLOR FROM FORTY CENTS TO SIX DOLLARS
AND FIFTY CENTS.
WE HAVE THE LARGEST STOCK
MARKET.
MIZ.LINERY ! MILLINERY ! MILLINERY
WE HAVE IN ADDITION TO OUR GENERAL STOCK OF MERCIIANDLSF
A SPECIAL DEPARTMENT DEVOTED EXCLUSIVELY TO AULLINERY
HAVING PROCURED THE SERVICES OF MISS BURNETTE OF BAT TT
MURE, A LADY OF MUCH EXPERIENCE AND GOOD TASTE WF FinrT
WARRANTED IN ASSURING THE PUBLIC THAT IN THIS DEPARTMENT
WE HAVE BUT FEW EQUALS AND NO SUPERIORS WITHIN THF H A rvmt
OF OUR PATRONAGE. AnjKADIUS
WE ALSO HAVE IN THIS DEPARTMENT FIVE HUNDRED PTFOTT ni?
LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWARE, WHICH WE ARE CLOSING OUT at
BALTIMORE COST. vaiflu uutAl
ECUTEDDERS BY MAIL FR0M?TLY A FAITHFULLY EX-
SCOTLAND NECK, K. C.
W.LDOUGUS
$3.00,
SHOI
GOODS;
IN ALL COLORS ANE
STYLE.
GOODS,
STRIPED AND EMBROIDERED
DOTTED SWISS & ETC. ETC.
FIVE HUNDRED
AND UM-
OF JERSIES EVER BROUGHT TO THIS
I w- H- kitchin,
DEALER GENERAL
MERCHANT IISK,
SCOTLAND NECK, N. C
Keep constantly on hand
a full line of
Ready-made Clothing,
from boys' size up.
I b.siye on hand a large . and select
stock of Calico. Ladies' Dress Goods,
including,
Plaids, Lawns,
Buntings, Nuns
' Veiling, Trim
mings, Notions and
Fancy goods,
Hats, Boots.
Shoes &c-
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Pant Goods of all kinds, aDd Hard
ware of all kinds, including,
AXES, HOES, NAILS,
TACKS CARPEN
TER'S TOOLS, LOCKS
AND HINGES,
of every description,
POCKET AND TABLE
CUTLERY, TRACE
CHAINS, LOG
CHAINS, ROPE AND
TWINE. BOLTS
SCREWS AND FILES,
hollowwareU..
AND WOODEN- WARE,
SHOVELS, PLOWS,
SPADES AND FORKS,
And five thousand other articles.
:o:
OILS.
-o-
Linseed, vlinder,
Machine Oil and
the Oil of Gladness.
:o:
My Gristmill, Wheat Mill, Saw
Mill, Cat off Saw and Lath Saw, all
at work every day, turning out the
best Meal and Flour made in the
country. Lumber and Lathes always
on hand. Can get your Meal, Flour
or Lumber at any hour in the dciy.
Black Smith Shop connected with
mill. Work done at low rates for
CASH. Horses and Males shod.
This is the place to bring your work,
if we can't do it, Pearce, one of the
best Smith's in the State, just twen
ty steps distant, in Peter Smith's
shop, can.
CARTS and WAGONS
Always on hand and also made to
order as cheap as you wish.
We also have on hand cheap for
cash, one Forty horse Tanner Boiler
good as new, one twenty-five horse
Engine. Also one Two-Year-old first
class Tanner Engine and Boiler
twelve horse power, ready for work
Also one Tanner RachstPsw Mill.
Saw and Carriage.
Also one twenty hone power Tal
bot Boiler, Engine, Saw Mill, car
riage with screw head blocks.
Also one driving wheel eight feet
in diameter, twelve inches on face,
six inches bore in bub, weighs three
thousand pounds, good as new. Also
one driving wheel ten inches on face,
eight feet in diameter, four inches
bore in hub. Also one driving wheel,
seven feet in diameter, ten inches on
face, five inches bore. Weights of
last two seventeen and thirteen hun
dred.". -'.'
RAIL ROADS.
A LBEMARL
RALEIGH IAL
iUROAD CO
On and after this date, trams will P,
on this Road by the lollowing Sch
Tarboro, N. C. April 1, i'
TRIE TABLE.
P il
Tarboro (Lv.)
C 00
6 I.
Tarboro Raj.)
liarreliss j, '
Wftrrnnj ...
liarrens
Warrens
G2-3
G 50
7 15
-7 35
8 05
v arrens
Bethel
Bethel
iiobcrscnville
V. I'nvi.tt' t.
1!) 1)
liobcr'nville
Everett's -
!2J
Wil'ston (ar)
W llhaiuston (lv) s
CONNECTIONS :
At Tarboro, with W. W. & It T? . .
Willianiston with Roanoke, Norfolk
Baltimore Steam Boats for Washing,
and Jamesville R. li. At Jamosvili--'
Norfolk Southern K. li. at Edenton.
Subject to change without Notice.
JAS. li.' PETTY, Gen. Sun't
Tarboro, N. C , June1-1 st, 1883.
Wimington & ' Weldon R.
it- uo.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH,
No. 48
No, 40
Dated July.l2,isS5.
Daily. Dailj.
Leave Weldon
i 215pm 538 pm
Arrive Rocky Mount 3 33
Arrive Tarboro
1 4
55pm 1
ijeave larboro
1150 "
! Lave Wilson
4 0,
05 p m G 5G pm
54 I 7 3 "
Arrive Goldsboro
4
Leave Warsaw
5 54
7 00
750
Leave Burlaw
Arrive Wilmington
9 55pm
TRAINS GOING NOKTH,
No. 47,
Daily.
No. 43
Daily
8 53 p iu
9 50 "
11 03 "
12 0-1 am
12 58 '
1 33 ;
Lv. Wilmington
Lv. Bnrgaw
Lv. Warsaw
9 27 a m
1013 "
1117 '
121Gpm
104 "
137 "
Ar. Goldsboro
Lv. Wilson
Ar. Rocky Mount
Ar. Tarboro
Lv. Tarboro
4 55 p m
11 50 a m
Arrive Weldon
3 05 p m 2 45 am
Train on Scotland Neck Branch Tlomi
leaves Halifax for Scotland Neck at A im
Returning leaves Scotland .Yeci-
lrain JNo. 4J North will stop at all su.
Train No. 40 South will Ston
Wilson, Goldsboro and Magnolia.
Train No. 47 makes close rnnnppHnn n4
Weldon for all points North daily. All
ran via lucnmona, ana aany except un-
day via Bay Line:
Trains make close connection for pll
points North via Richmond and Wash
ington.
All Irams run solid between Wilniin.
ton and Washington, and have Pullman
Palace Sleepers nftached.
John F. Divine,
Gen'l Sunerintendf-n
T.M. Emekson, Gen'l Passenger Agent.
Richmond and Petersburg)
Kaijlkoad OOjIPAXV. l
Commencing Sunday. Julv s. s::. i
Trains on this road will run as follows-
leave ktciimond south
30 A M daily, connecting for Norfolk,
Kalein, Charleston, avannaij
and Florida. Stops at Vn-vr
ry's Biuft', Central ia .a;id rio
ter, piil'm.in sleeper Nevr Voik
to Savannah.
2:50 P M Fast Mail,, daily, connecting
lor C-narleston, bava:i:iii r.iil
Florida. This train make- v-
iocal stops. PrJImci .-!iep(.r
Vasiiinurton to Chark-st'"'!i.
G:0S P M Accommodation, dni!y (cx-
cent Suivif
(3:58
a. At lreicat. ctaiiv! except
Suiv'
9:18 A M ") c
5:58 P M jSunuay excui-Km
LEAVE PETEKSnURG XOKT:f.rAKI
FROM AITOMAXTOX J JCi T.
1:5S AM Fast Mail, daii- Mriiu'S no
local stops. Sleeper Charleston
to Washington.
7:30 A M Accommodation, d.-ily (cx
.cent Snnday.)
3:27 P M daily. Stops at Chester, Centra
lia and Drewrys Imuu. Fnil
man sleeper Savannah to-Nov
York.
5:08 P 51 freight, daily (except V'.'. 'hy)
7;3S A M 1 c ,
4:23 P M SumlaT excursion.
All daily passenger trains make close
connection at Iiichmond i''-.r ali po;;;t3
north, east and west. THE N LY ALL
RAIL ROUTE TO NORFOLK. Leave
Richmonb 1130 A M daily. Arrive at
Norfolk at4P M.
Leave Norfolk 12:43 P M daily. Arms
at Richmond at4;29 P. M.
J. R, KENLY, Gen'l Sup t,
SOL. HAAS, Traffic Manager,
M. EMERSON, Gen'l Pass. Ag't
Petersburg Railroad
.d Company,
srixtexdext
, NOV. 2, 1884. J
Office Gen'l Supebi
Petersburg, Va,
Trains on this Road will run as follows
GOING SOUTH.
BOSTON AND SAVANNAA
FAST
I" MAIL.
Leave Petersburg daily (Wash'n st.
depot) at - - - 3:39 Pm
(Ltops only at Relfield)
Arrive at Weldon at - - -5.10 p m
Mew York Expres laaves Petersburg
(Washington'St. Depot) daily at 11.54 P m
Arrive at Weldon at - - - 150Pm
Mail train leaves Petersburg, (Washing
ton JSt. depot) daily except bun
days at - - - 10 50 I'm
Arrive at Weldon at - - 1 00 y "i
Freight Leave Pltersburg daily (except
Snnday)at - - 913Pm
Arrive at Weldon - - 12.)Aw
Local Freight Leave Petersburg 7 12 a-a
Arrive at Weldon at - 1:02 V. m.
(" oIXG NORTH.
Bostox axd Savannah fast mail
Fast Wail leave Weldon at - 2:4 A a
" " arrive at Petersburg 4:.w A m
New York Express leaves Weldon aai
lyat - - - 3:03 1; m
Arrives at Petersburg at - - ol31 m
Mail train leaver Weldon, (daily cxcejis
Sundays,) at - - 7 20 ani
Freight Leave- Weldon daily (except
Alonday at - - - 2 55 a m
Arrive at Petersburg at - 7 00 am.
Local Freight Leave Weldon daily (ex
cept Sunday) at - - 2iS.l5"
Arrive at Petersburg at- - - S V
Sleeping cars and tirst-class coacljei.
on night and day trains. .
No change of cars between Wilni'i'o"
ton and Washington. ,
Through tickets sold to all Eastern ana
Southern points and baggage cbK-ea
through. ,
Passengers gohig South will purc'ie
tickets and check b'agage at Washington
street depot. . T
Passengers going North and sloppa
at Petersburg, will claim their ha-Z4
at Washington street depot.
offices for the sale oi tickets for jrr-
rn 11 ct ii .;o-i,f r Alt.. Airv. ana
an
1 1
Dasseneers will be discharged
that
wtQJ. Brown, R. M. Sully
Dispatcher of Trains Gen al bupert