North Carolina Newspapers

1 .1 gay& JZST "i r DEMOCRAT m i t-Tor and P'cp;reor EXCELSIOR" IS OUR MOTT. i i i SCOTLAND NECK.N.C. THURSDAY. MARCH 10. 18! 12. . in. 1 A I 1 ''.. . i ( r N. w IL'tv-l -n. i..M Nk.;k, N. ;iH at his oilicc when not -ionally enged elitv-'tiuro. j.: tf. J i A. C. LIVE R M A N, 4 "i l iri;- Cor. Main and Tenth Streets ty. Scotland Neck.IN. C. THOMAS N. HILL, ATTORNEY AT LAW, 1 Hall tax , N . C, 1 Practices in Halifax and adjoining ! , , .'iities, and the Federal ami Supreme C 3 Sly. j f A VI U HELL, 1 ATTORNEY AT LAW, J Enfield, N. C. I I'rit'tices m all the Courts of Halifax J j i adjoining counties and in -i c Su- 1 , ,-, vf and Federal Courts. Cla-u.s col- j r..! -n all parts of the State. .'IS ly. 1 A- I)L?N' A i I O R N E Y AT L A W, Scotland Neck, N, C, practices wherever his service are .-, . -i.r.-d. feb!3 ly. 7 11. K1TCHIN, s A I ;OKNKY JUld COL'NSELOU AT Law. Scotland Neck, N. . - Office: Corner Main and Tent h M:- V,. 1 3 ly. K. O. HCKT'N, Jit E. L, TKAV1S, BURTON Sz TRAVIS. A i t KN'EYS AND CoI NSKLORS AT l.AW, j HALIFAX, N. C. I ' ly. w.ll.f-AV, We;! n. K. KAN.i'iM, Weldon, DAY, & HANSOM. A ! 'AOKNEY-. A i" LAV.', V; i-. J.DON, i. C. I . S j it .itv l - N . I . '': :. St . ;. j-, . "i ;: m Cur ' Ms. Kk'IiM l, VA. ;:-.ii:'i:l-nts ..( LuuiDer. S'.ii;.u ("i-i'nfndi-tl ;' 4Eio ficj. u - . c: ! ; , 'o.. i .. '' ! '.. i II-')!;! U u ! y : '.. .): : : ; 't tv. ye'irri, fcr w 1 icli I u '-.-tor rvi 'rmiif, ai'ii ca:; rci.'uii'Uit-mi a:at '. iu'-..liciue for siun'Ur trout led. F. I'.nUNlionsT. CiiAst v, Xeuu., lotul-r, ls:o. ' i ri;naT.vny a!-nt a y.vir a.', my son f iv!.: r. w ajjon una bt c iv h";rt ' '' 'i-.-ut. F.r iiui'iN lay-: tie vus -nti:vly ! i 1:1 i iu.;. lill.l !18 "I'll rt'i!t!!.u'.l '':'. A' fliis 'iu.'j ! lai:i'-i i -f pit-!jr ioo ' h,v. 1 'iiic an'! at ,iico i'rder'l a Ixtirlo. 'ii i u-.v d isfni tlic fiocoml does ! nlcop mid ci-ascl ravir,t. The next m.i-jii bfttor, and wiii-ii h- t-a.l -.lsed site ut.n of the botlla Lt was -a:irt'lv ro i And iu so 6 Lill. l liJ) lKliSK KtL F on Nervous to any address. cau also obtain of ciiarse. T'u-i n rjvily hart ipen proparod by the Reverend l i t. r K..i Eiu. of Fort Wavne, ind tdnce 1SK6, aad no a- irf-piiivd under his direction by the KOEN1G MED. CO.. Chicago, (li. o.i.i hy DruKsrist3 at 91 per Rcttle. 6 for S5. I nue Size. SI.7.". Hot ties for s9. I .i Charleston, S. C , by C. F. Hedrich. ' ' K:nj; and Creole St, G-ll-ly. 'B HYrnaiifffi 9 11 and !; Commerce Street, Norfolk, Va. V?j ; ; -ned and Controlled by Alliance (' r handling f-rci produce O'iTOX & 1'KANHrS S PKCI AT TIES- t-C" -i',.. '.)r ; i lieu 1 :i' S !0 .... ROi:EH Wllif ilKii wks trj3Vf.Tr?5A : LCRVov PA1IJNG KANT'1' i S ? JWc.kne'.s ot Body and 3Ii::0, E.' 'i.lf.f Errors or i-xcc&se? 111 Older so. e'Wjfi'.e r v f i ni Tll.iih-i IMti! VS- f'K; '! Ill l '.MKlllU full. lU'tlorvS. !!. :oen!a't ! I ' ' il.rif HtiMK 1 R k I a t.r.T JVlwf.U In B ' I htatra p.Dtl krv!a 4 nunlrlv.. V.VIl i .1 Dl.nBtl.nl an(3 rronl. kna'lrt 'slltflt .OlOAL CO., BUFFALO.! Y fgs"! Valuable 75ok 18 li t lisc:eH sent free ? I j and Mr patients i ihskn this mtiJti u;e tree t Uhnnr n n (11 zip YV-1J 4 IF MOTHER WOULD LISTEN. r.Y M !'. i A KE1TE SAXOS1 EAI. 'I i;: -j r er would listen to tne, dears, hc would Ireshen that faded Rown, She would sometimes take an hour's rest. And sometimes a trip to town, And it shouldn't be all for the children, The fun. and the cheer and the play; With the patient droop on the tired mouth, And the "Mother has had her day!" True, Mother has had her day, dears, When you vere her babies three. And she stepped about the farm and the house As busy as ever a bee. When she rocked you all to slsep, dears, And sent you all to school. And wore herself out, and did without, And lived by the golden rule. And so your turn ha3 come, dears, Her hair u growing white, And her eyes are gaining the far away look That peers Deyond the night. One of these das in the morning, Mother will not be here, She will fade away into silence, The mother so true and dear. Then what will you do in the daylight, And what in the gleaming dim. And father, tired, lonesome then, Tray, what will you do for him? Ifyouwantto keep your mother You must make her rest today; Must give her a share in the frolic, And draw her into the play. And, if mother would listen to me, dears, She'd buy her a gown of silk, With buttons of royal velvet, And ruflies as white as milk. And she'd let you do the trotting, While she sat still in her chair; That mother should have it hard all through. It strikes me isn't fair. Nerva Waste. (Mid Continent.) .Nerve wane 13 somewhat a new 'i f consideration f jr people of . tinu hahits. People tiiiuk that !.!.e supply of vithl euergy is inex-i!:.!!"-! ihir, !iud tliHt repair goes on ' .si it -a-ie. I hen comes a '-! .iT.d tliry are puzzled. They -! -Mild not, l e. Nerves should he ! as c'Hiefiilly as a hank tic tii'n1. You eunntt et out what a not put into the nerves any more ii iii into ? bt; bunk. Sleep ts nature's vii ;i wmii!.g up the maehnie i.tMi ve :ein to get slcpless the litrvs are then exhnustcd; and -ittr uiMunily or some other form ;.f nerve depression is near at hand. Railro:td traveling;, even in a sleeper, is not hUe a bed. Itapid mental work for short ! ors i better than a lonji sLiujjgle tti do mental work wuec we are weary. .Top Master said, ."Come aside and rest awhile,'' a;;d suiijmei vaea iooai arc as good now as then. Yoar face is like a drooping flower, Sweetheart! I see you fadiDg, hour by hoar, Sweetheart ! Your rounded outlines waste away. En vain I weep in vain I pray, What power Death's cruel band cau stay Sweetheart, Sweetheart! Wbj, nothing but Dr. Pierce'a Favorite Prescription. It imparts strength to the failing sys tern, cures organic troubles, aud for debilitated and feeble women gen erally, is unequaled. It dispels melancholy and nervousness, and noihis up both Oefdi and strength. Guaranteed to give satisfaction in eery cise or money puid for it rt funded. Gmirauice 1 Cure For L,a We authorize our advertised druggist to f-c ! 1 vou Dr. King's New Discovery I'm- onisuijijitioi), (.'onghs and Colds, i;pn?i this condition. If you arc afflicted w;ti. La (uippe and viW use this remedy :,. .uin to direction, giving it a fair tr;ii, and experience nu benefit, you may - c. ! m the b 1 1 1 j and have your money . t. ' '-i :id-'.':. We uiiike this oiler, because ;'; v-,1.1.101 fill sncce.-!- of Dr. King's . w Di-e vriy dnri g lust season's epi- . L-niic ; a ve n i-aid of no cese in wh)ch T;ai bottles free at 1i ,V vi) - !'. c, i.t:d A-l 0, Hueklen'8 Arnica Salve. j . . ! -r .s.'ive in tht world for 'miI- . liri-i s, Sores, Uieers, Salt !i. !t uu ! ever Sore, let ter, Chapped ilt,;.u. Chilblains Corns, and all A! Irruption s. and positively cures jii:, r no p iy rtqtiirrd. It is guar iimc iii ai.e perfect satisfaction or rjor.o. lefur'" 'er box, For aii ' d 4- Co Itch on human and horses and al nimals cured in oO uiiuutes by Wool ord's Sanitarv Lotion. This never fa'ls Sold by E. T. Whitftk ' Druj. Store, SC0l4wiNc(E-!rV,7 f&QY Great Falls. 777; LARGEST ESTER PRISE IS THE STATE. Uusurpascd Power of the Roa noke to be Utilized. Editor Democrat : To you and others who feel an in terest in the build'Dg up of enter prises in the SJoutb, and especially in rsorth Carolina, a visit to this place would be one of special interest. The work of tbe canal, projected by capitalists of New York, I'ennsylva nia, Virginia and North Carolioa, progresses. Dr. Ilerndon, of Oxford, and Maj T. L. Emrr, of Weldon, are two of the largest stockholders in this State. It is only four miles from Weldon, and notwithstanding the season of the year, the roacts are in good con dition. LAUOKKKS KMl'LO Yt?I. Near tie bridge between the two canals (tbat are very near each other at this point) a large steam mill U actively at work, converting los of timber into plank, sills, &c, for building purposes. Passing the mill a few yards and ascending a slight ninence, you come in sight of an animated scene. From tbis point not onl' the saw mill and its opera. tions are in full view, but a number of men felling trees and cutting logs, numerous others with mules and carts removing iarge pieces of rock from the hed of tbe canal; still others with muleo hitched to scrapers bear ing oil tbe dirt from tbe hill aides. These are free laborers. There are also in plain view, some- wbst removed from the others all along in tbe channel of the canal for a considerable distance, about ona hundred convicts with wheel harrows removing the dirt and smaller rock ; while others with large sledge ham mers are driving steel into the larger boulders of rock, striking with the reanlarity of clock work, making re ceptacles for powder and dynamite There also may be seen tbe Civil En gii.eer, and his assistants, moviDg here and there adjasting tbe work, driving stakes, &c. THE CONVICT GUAVfDS. In view and at different points are the guards witb their Mulligins and 1G shooters, the least animated, but not tbe most uoimportant of those in sight, for In the force of convicts here, are some of the most desperate men in the State. In charge of the forces at work is Mr. E. M. Wheeler a man of considerable experience in work of the kind. Maj. T. L; Emrp is to be seen here almost daily , and for the time being he seems to be giving this enterprise the most of his time and attention. DIRECTORS OF THE WORK. Mr. Wheeler has as assistants in managing and directing the hands, Mess. A. A. Gross, Mr, Burns, D. K. McKePver, W. -J. Simmons and Mr. Hritt. All except tbe last two mentioned have bad long experience in rock work , and the use of powder and dynamite, aud their skillful use of it is attested by the immense quantity of work that has beea and is daily being removed, and the fur ther fact, that although the work has been progressing for months there has not been the slightest accident. The heavy blasts are heard for miles around this section. If you will listen almost every day, a lit tle after 12 o'clock, when the " hands bsve left tbe work fur dinner, and again a little after sun set, you can no donbt hear them to your town. Mr. A. Edwin Lehman of Philadel phia, a gentleman of considerable reputation 'n bis profession, is con suiting engineer, and Mr, George M. Lehman is president engineer. To the president engineer, I am indebt te i for the following facts. ABOUT THE CANAL : The e.inal will re a little oer two roiie? in Knth, 'JO feet wide st t.oj , sixty feet wide at bottom, 34 leu ftu, with a hore power estimattd at oH-r 7,000. Ihere is a natural canal on a portion of It foroed by an k laud that averages about 300 feet in width, iwobuudred acres of land will be covered- for manufacturing enterprises, all of which is flit and dry. THE ELEVATION . The locality selected for tbe man ufacturing town is one hundrtd and Qve feet higher than Weldon, four miles distant. This may seem a little strange to tome of jour read er?, but they fhouli remember that this is in the vicinity of where lb Great Fail of tt Roanoke com menc. MK H TIMBER, company uwns over 2,700 The acres of land around Great Falls, much of which well timbered with oak, hickory , poplar, beech, and other floe timber. NATURAL ADVANTAGES. With rock plentiful for foundations and timber convenient, with mojt excellent clay for making brick, (an enterprise that will be started as soon as tbe season will permit, tbe wood beiDg already cut and on hand for the purpose it looks as if nature -had placed in eay ;eacb nearly all of tbe material that h nee essary to improve and build up tbis place. Anil it only needs the com bination of capital and energy to de velop it, and tbis has now been happily blended. Capital of Hself is sometimes disappointing in its re suits in great enterprise", but when combined with the Indomitable will power and energy of such men as W. M. Habliston, and Chas. Cohen, of Petersburg and T. L. Emry, of Weldon, who are tbe contractors on this work, to those who know tbem, it is not surprising that this great work is going forward in a manner, that is exceedingly gratifying to ev ery one tbit bcps it, ard who desires Lie material interest of our section developed. MAMMOTH ENTERPRISE. A "entletnan from the western part of the state who is well inform ed about what is going on in the state, remarked to mc a few days ago, that there was no enteprise within its limits now in progress equal to it. And although he had heard much about it, he had no con ception of i's magnitude and capa bilities until be visited it. This is the invariable decision of every one who sees it. CARE OK THE CONVICTS. Mr. J. M. MeMurry is the super visor of tbe convicts here. He deals with them with great firmness, but is humane, and looks closely after tbeir comfort. Their cleanly appear ance, warm clothing and sprightly looks, give evideoce of this- Dr. J. L. Ivey is the physician at the camp, and looks after tbe health of its iDmates. HEALTH OF THE FL VCE. As an evidence of tbe health i f th,i3 section, convict working on the canal 'of the : "Roirioke '"Navigation and W.-ter Pow'er company as well as that of Great Falls, have he'eri encamped in this vicinity for nearly two years. r .. THEY .COME from every portion of the state, with officials in charge ol them supervi sors, guard?, ana those who worked tbe hands. Many of whom came from the mountain?,, appreheusivu aa to tbeir health. And although, from the nature of the work, they have been rxpo ert in mud and water, to th hot sun of summer, and to the cold (if winter, there has only been one death iuce the camts were first established in this viciniU , tbat of a convict who was sick when he arrived at camp. Could there be a more thorough test than this as to the health of this section? Mr. Lehman of Per. nsj lvanin who has been engaged here about a year, aod who owing to his duties, has heen much exposed, says that he has found this locality exceedingly healthy and delightful. THE SCENERY. The work is low progressing in a tend of tbe river, Immediately through high hills, suriounded by the rco-t beautiful and romantic sc'n'r to bo tet n in Eastern Carolina, Numbers of person hae ben here, who have seen the western portions of Carolina and Virinis, and they express themselves aston isbed at such views and scenery in this part of the state. The Roanoke Nhv Ration and Water Power Com pany have on tbeir canal in a few Dundred ards of this canal at the 'locks" a wstfr power which is said to be equal to the entire water power at Richmond, Va. This is in close proximity to the l-.nds that an be'ng laid off by the Great Falls Company in town lots, streets &c. RAILROAD FACILITIES. The Seaboard Air Line system, extending from Portsa-outh. Ya.. to Atlants, Ga., passes through a por tion of this land, and tbe President of the system has promised to farniab side-tracks depots, &c, in keeping witb the development .f il dc And I onderstud tUat the Au..:u Coast Ltn- h proni.d to r;r tracks to tbe plac, a:ui give uiL facilities for transport Hn a it. be Deeded. l'ROSI'E, T AHEAD With its hehtt.f.lr. s. well stte' ed, beir g Irnmedi n 1 between th" upper hn i lower portio ;s or th- tate, therefore not subject to tiie peculiar diseases of either s clio ; with the combined wier powers here, the great sdva' tsies of trans portation hein whpre so much of j the rsw material for 'actories of I different kinds is i Mich pn-ximitj; j and confining, as t'.H Tivi-vty will, manufacturing as weh as agricul tural facilities, (for f.o bflter lands can be had for fnnn.:, trucking kc) I do not think tht it cm he long before a larsje and prosperous town will he rloarishiru her'. And not only the citizens of this county bat of tbe entire state will owe a debt of gratitu tc to thoe that brought this to pass srnonust us. March 1, 180LV T. H. Have You a Mother? (Anon.) Have you a mth"tf If so, honor and 'ovi- her. If ohe is seed, do all in o;ir power to cheer her de clining ears. IJer hair may be blescb'. d, her eyes may have dimmed, her hrow may contain deep and un-iz'tly fu'r, tier cheeks may be nauken ; but you should never forget the bolv love and tender care she has had for you. In years gone by she has kissed away from your theek th troubled tear; she has soothi d and j ett. d you when all else appeared against you, she has watched over and Dureed vou with a tender care known only to a mother 6-ue has sympatuized with you in adw-rsity ; she ha been proud o: our success. 1 ou may De ue spiked, by all around you , yet that loving mother standi as an apologist for all onr shortcoming. With all ttiat disinterested MTeetion, would it not be ungrateful in you, if in her declining ear you fail to recipro cat- her love and honor h r as your best, tried frier-d? We have no re spect for a man or woman who neg- lects an aged mother If you have a mother, love her, and d all in your power to ms.ke her happy. ONE WORD., I come to ou with a small affair th'tt jou may need. ' Ifl " Kn gland, the Continent and many foreign countries, mysilf and wares are w.tHJ known. Many American ami ilea on their return from abroad y bring my articles with them tor they know them pretty well, but you may not be oue eff these. " Confidence between mtn and man is slow of yrowt b, and when found, its rarity makes it valuable. I ask your confidence and make a reference to this Journal to indorse that con fidence. I do not think it will be misplaced. I make the best form of ' a cure -an absolute one-for biliousness aud headache that can be found in this year. Tne cure Is eo small in itself, and yet its comfort to you is 6o great 20 minutes being its limit whtn relief comes that it has be come the marvel of its time. One and a half grains of medicine, coated with sugar, is my remedy, in tbe shape of one small pill, known - to commerce as DR. TI AYDOCK'S NEW LIVER PILLv ITls old in tbe markets of Europe, but is new to North America. The price is aa low as an hocet medicine can be sold at, "25 cents. Send a postal card for a sample vial, to try them, btfore yoa purchase. DR. HAY1JOCK, 3-10 lv Go Fulton St , N V. FITS. AH Fits stepped free by Dr Kline's Great Nerve Reft' rer. Fits aftrrfir.-t day' use. Marveil us cures Trenti-e ii.Oi trial !-mle (r-?e to Fi cases. Send to lr. K!me, 'M Arch St Philadelphia, Fa The Democrat Free! To every person who i ends us a club of five sub scribers we will give THE DEMOCRAT Free. Cash mtist accompany the list of names. If the subscrp tions are to run a Year the free copy will be sent a Year or for anytime the subsrip tions run- Highcit of ill in Iroinj Iw ABSOLUTELY PURE NO EXEl'PTInN From Taxation on the Branch Lines of the W- & W. R. R. rut: rornrs n i:ciii.. (Chronicle 2nd.) The Supreme court Yt'Mordav tiled its decision in ttu matter .d the tax.ition of braucbea of the i-.i.;..f it i .. munition ciiki " riimu liiuw.i. The cane was brought by iuiuim tion against the HheritV ot Halifax county to restrain the collection d taxt'N on tho branch railnmd. !'h court holds that I be exemption d taxation in th onginal ch.itr doJs not cxU'iid to the ttiaiudi road-. The chaiter, an originally granted, was for the construction of a tail- road from Wilmington to Kiting!, a distance womewliat owi loo miles, with a capital tock of miiv 000; an act passed in l: autbo,,- zed a change ot tnuitnus to "some point ou the Roanoke river' and an increase of he capital stock to $1,500,'JOO, and the mad was ac cordingly built to Halifax, If. I miles and thence by the acquisition of the Halifax and Weldon ion1. road to Weldon. The dcciMon nays: ''We do not thin': s'vl ion 22 (of the, charter; extends to the branch roads the exemption from taxation which in conferred open the main hue from Wilmington to Raleigh, winch is grarted by section 19, for several reasons." which are enumerated. 1 lie iiit:CL uie ooiiiiij w.is i.: . ..f .i.. i .... to secure a railroad from the e.ipi- tal of the .tate to its principal sen port, Wilmington. 2. The branch road now exceed the main line in lenght, being near ly 250 miles, as against l.r4 in the lino from Wilmington to Halifax and far exceed the 200,00d of branch roads contemplated by the act of 18.W. liao ine.MHie irneno- ti i - . a ed to exempt the' branch road-, it ia ii .nirirvr.f fro?n the. limitation i i),n lAtOilll Aflfl fliuf H - .u - aT ,uM. .w... -"-tion, nweta t Chicago .Iuu 2Ut. not jutcbded t6 authorize uu utM .Tfuj'iiHtional repubheun couvon limited ntimber of; miles of branch' uon mm-ii nt MinneBpolhsf. .lui,r T-.h. foails, and'ttrc conserjoenr exemp-1 -'I'-niw-iil r.inrdnsic a candidate tion oiafr unlimited quantity oif,jr vie , re.id.rt. ... .il l,i l(o 1. of maintainrng tne burdens ofeivd -government. .'J. An act lassed in 18C7 an thori.ed the plaintill' to open hooka for Habscripttons" to build branch roads to the amount ol 2.,000 ier mile. This might be deemed an extension of the light to build branch lines, bur this act contains no exemption from taxation of the branch linen or of the additional capital thereby outhorized and they would not be. exempted it built thereunder. 1. Tbe act of 18-T, n-ction provides: "If the company shall not have completed the mam load from Wilmington to Raleigh in twelve years tbeieafNr then the compauytehall foiofeit ho mu:h ol II1C IIJllLS aim iiniirrn ' h j created a. couferr. upon the said compaiiy the paw-er of extending the said road above the point at which it ,-sImII be then con -t i net eti ; hut they shall not forfeit their property and prvilege in ai.y manner as to so much of the road as tbev have comileted None of the branch roads wer eitlfer begun or finished within said j trvelveear8 One of lb' miles ' lenght was built m and thew,n receive or.e of th" v-o Webster's other since the adoption ol the constitution of ISO, which foibnU the grant of exemption from taxa tion by requiring that taxattou shall be uniform and ad vtlA:. If the blanches were an integral part of the main line, their con struction wa not authorized after the lapse of twelve yearn. If" the- do not tall under tbe limitation it is questionable whether the right to build them was not lost under the general act by 'non user" for tvro years after the completion of the main hue. The branch roads of the plaintill are not only not exempt from taxation but it l& not clear e th.f Ihtir ( i!)t .a t inn h.i i) nudcr wn.i'it d 1 . 11..- ?.;inn of tb' M,U- to roll. . Un , H.i'. t If l.lki'll it ;t!l ,4i indotimiMi' ..f . ribf. .No Mich pM-Mlu.; t :, J g' ' I) t t ho nov i I t i n The li t id I. i.i IT ( l - r I.. iitMt! i ! f he (. 'utift if uf ion ,,( tt.r thfi in lorn , wh:;d. c nt tii.n .t j (, VIloii forbidding lln'Ui'p hr .Hid l,rl"-t't, I iu i uii ,r ni.-i i, it placed h st.if t -mi II). .i .!. i I ... .i i ' : i i !l,r i .ti r.'ii l t ! !i f ,.f i , ! the COIIxt i: li! I i .in,! I k a of ' lr!(j ,ind u . , . I I W lief lu i ' h I pi 1 1 i - ; 1 1 1 1 tier dl U ! 1 1 I In pi. H'tli"tUis Up in .ill, ii. ; i V lit"! 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