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, . " DEMOCRAT 1 TO H 4 ''3 f -i i 1 v. v.. HTTXIARDTEditor and Propiretor. VOL IX. P R O F E JvS I O N A L. D r. w. o. Mcdowell, OFFICE North corner New Hote "Uaiu Street. Scotland Neck, N. C. Always at his office when not professionally engaged elaewbere. fJ 26 tf. D R. A. U. L1VERMA N, Offick- Cor. Main and Tenth Streets 9 12 lv. Scotland Neck, N. C. rjpjJOMAS N. HILL, attornp:y at law, Halifax, N. C, Practices in Halifax and adjoining counties, and the Federal and Supreme Courts. 3 8 !y D AVID HELL, AT I OltNEY AT LAW, Enfield, N. C. Practices in all the Courts of Halifax i.nd adjoining counties and m -i e Su preme and Federal Courts. Cla-ms col lected in all parts of the State. 3 8 ly. 7 A. DUNN, VV A T T O 11 N E Y AT LA W, Scotland Neck, N, C, Practices wherever his services are bt uedir. febl3 ly. 11. K1TCHIN, Attorney and Counselok at Law, Scotland Neck, N. O. gar OfRce: Corner Main and Tenth Streets. 1 5 ly. vv.ii.day, weldon. k. ransom, weldon. DAY, & RANSOM, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Weldon, N. C. 3 S ly L.T. MERCEll&SON- No. 1 0 Sonth D'h St, (bet. Main A Cary Sts. RICHMOND, VAk Cumber- Commission ercljant, 'iives personal and prompt attention of all consignments of Lumber, Shingles. Laths, Etc. 4 17 90 ly. REED BROS. & CO., (Successors to Peters & Heed.) EXTORTERS AND DEALERS IN TAVE DOGWOOD, PEKSIMMON, fc JIARD WOODS, 7 12. Cm NORFOLK VA NEW J ewery Store Aftvr six years experience with the be? workmen in the State, 1 feel thorough, competent to do all work that is expected OF A JEWELER AND WATCH-MAKER Egfl make a specialty of Repairing and Timing Fine watches. I als: expect to carry a full iine ol Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, &c. If you need any thing in my line, call and see me. ALL I ASK IS A TRIAL. Will clean and repair Sewing Machines. Satisfaction Guaranteed in Everything. Yours Truly, W-R. Johnston Next door to N. B. Josey, 10 G 3m Scotland Neck, N C PHCETIX STENCIL WORKS, (FORMERLY' TWIN-CITY.) Ribher Stamps, Brass Checks and Sel Presses made to order. Sten cil Brushes and Pasto i:i stock No. 152 Water stiutt, opposiie late Roper Ba lling. Firsc class work jruaranteed S. B. TURNER & CO., Proprietors. Pure I Brilliant I Perfect! USED EVERYWHERE, AND EN DORSED WHEREVER USED, Tiik Most Popular Glasses in The United States. They are daily worn and are warmly praised by the solid Representative Men of this country, many of them being of National fame. The list embraces Bank ers, Merchants, Lawyers, Governors, Senators, Foreingn Ministers, Mechanics' Preachers, men eminent in all professions and trades, PHYSICIANS RECOMMEND THEM- BUY NONE, BUT THE GENUINE These perfect Glasses are accurately adjusted to all eyts. For sale by, E- T- Whitehead & Co. 31 f sy- Scotland Neck, N. C How's Your Liver? Is the Oriental salutation, knowing that good health cannot exist without a healthy Liver. When tho Liver is torpid the Bow els are eluggish and con stipated, the food lies in the stomach undi gested, poisoning tho Ulood; frequent headacha ensues; a feeling of lassi tude, despondency and nervousnes3 indicate how the whole system 13 de ranged. Simmon3 Liver Regulator ha3 been the means of restoring moro feople to health and lappiness by giving them a healthy Liver than any agency known on earth. It acts with extraor- " dinary power and efficacy. Ri-:v. R. O. Wilder, Princeton, N. J.,ay: "I fi:i'! nothing helps so much to keep me in working condition as Simmons Liver Regulator.' See that you yet the Genuine with red on front of wrapper. . PREPARED ONLY BY C. Ji. ZElXIJr T; CO., I'kiladelphla, Bucklen's Arnica Salve. Tho Hest Salve in the world for (.Juts , Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Llbf urn Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains Corns, and all Sktn Eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guar anlee to ive perfect, satisfaction or mono scfundd. Price 50c per box- For Sate h E. T. Whitehead Co. FITS. All Fits stopped free by Dr. Kline's Great Nerve Keetorer. Ho 1ms after firt day's use. Marvellous cures Treatise $2.00 trial bottle freo to Fit cases. Send to Dr. Kline, 931 Areh St. Philadelphia, Pa English Spavin Liniment removes all Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps and Ulemishes from horses: Blood Spavin4 Surbs, Splints, Sweeney, Ring-worm titles. Sprains, and Swollen Through, Coughs, Etc. Save $50 by use of one bottle. Warraute"' ch roost wonderful Blemish Cure ever known. Sold by E. T Whitehead & Co., Druggists, Scotland Neck. N. C. ion 3 mi n 11 I 1 I M LU ill 111, 113 and 115 Bank St., Norlolk. Va -LARGE STOCK OFjl NISHED- Monuments AND Grave Stones Ready for Immediate delivery Write f r prices and designs befor ordering elsewhere. An inquiry may save you dollars. 5 15 ly. JNO.O. GAMAGE. VYocn'sSHle Wharf, NORFOLK, - - -i -31 VIRGINIA. Lime, Plaster, Bricks, LATHS SEWER 3 cmMKEY j PIPE, DRAM TILE, COAL, TAR, &C. fSpSpecial prices and rates on car lofi.i lot?. 7 1 1 yr Cures all Female Coinph ir;fs and Monthly irregularity, Leui:orrhc?c or Yvrhites, Painin Back or Sides, ttrengt he:is tho feeble, builds up the whole system. It iiiiscurcd thousands and will euro yon- Drnggbts Iuito it. Send stamp for hook. DR. J. p. IH'Wltmr- CO., louisvilJs, Kj. 10 20 lyr. BROWN'S IRON BITTERS Cures Indigestion, Biliousness, Dyspepsia, Mala ria, Nervousness, ana tiwioral JJeDUity. rnysi cians recommend it. All dealers sell it. Genuine is trade mark nmift !i)!5 iM(ppei; nnnnn lo WnwO 1UD UUUUD1 UUiU 11 uin n d m 11 !Bl SCOTLAND NECK. with tLe mule he was riding, wae absorbed in the nass which wag rolling down the canyon as one might disappear in the maw of some insatiate moeter. LIKE A HIDEOUS MONSTER. "I conld not stop to look farther foi him. The rolling wall of water was coming down the canyon with the speed of an express tram, and every second lessened the distance between it and me. It wa6 a mat ter of self-preservation a race for lite with the elements. "I had got down the canyon to a place where it ?was widening and the stream spread out In width los ing somewhat of its depth, but still It seemed to press on like some hid eous monster intent upon its prev and fearful lest It should be baffled. I was gaining on the sidehill, but the current was gaining on me. "Moment by moment it came nearer, it was now but a few feet distant. If I could but force my poor beait a few feet higher up the mountain we should be above its force and be safe. I thrust the row els deep in his side and he gave a mad plunge. The water had reach ed us and 1 felt him carried off his feet. "1 grasped an overhanging bush and he was swept away in the tor rent, leaving me suspended, my leet just touching the surface o! the wa ter. I hung to that bush tor my life, and despite the strongest exer tions on my part it was all I could do to keep from being carried away by the mysterious torrent. 'In a lew moments tne fury ot the storm had passed, the water abated snfficiently to permitme to obtain a footing, and I forced my way higher up the mountain to a place of safety, where, drenched to the skin, I waited the subsidence of the waters. A 3IARVEL0US CIIANGE. ''The storm cleared almost as sud denly as it had begun, the wlnle time occupied having been little more than I have taken in the telling, but in those few mo, ments a dry canyon had been con verted into a raging torrent, the mountain sides had been denuded, thousands of tons of earth and rock had beenjearried to thevalley be low, and the whole face of the coun try had been changed. 'The clouds had expended their force and in a few moments resolv ed themselves again into fleece and this disappeared. The sun shone bright and clear, the torrent had rollediaway and nothing was left to tell of thetawful, cataclysm but the scene of devastation left behind. 'A mark on the mountain side, far above the level of the canyon, told its depth. Trees uprooted and scattered marked its coarse. Im mense bowlders which had been carried far from their original res ting place and left in its course showed its power, while the desola tion aroundime proved its destruc tiveness. "As soon as I conld safely descend from my place of refuge I went to the canyon below and made a thorough search for poor Brown, but could not find the least sign of him. The mules we had ridden had also utter ly disappeared and not a vestige of our camp remained. "After great hardships from hun ger, thirst and cold, Tor the storm had carried away all that I had, 1 made my way back to civilization, but I have never recovered from the terror of those few minutes in a cloudburst, and never want another such experience. A year or so af terwards some prospectors in the same neighborhood found portions ol a human skeleton wedged onder a log some miles down tne canvon. Were they the remains of poor George? Who can tell? Strength and Health, If you are not feeling stroDg and healthy, try Electric Bitters. If 'Lo Grippa has let you weak and wear, use Electric .tsutera. 'ihis remedy acts directly on Liver, Stom - ach and Kidneys, gently aiding those organs to perform their functions, II you are amiccea wita &ick Heading in height and velocitv and ache, you will find speedy and per manent relief by taking Electric Bit ter?. One trial will convince yoa that this is the remedy yoa need. Large bottles only 50c . at E, T. Whitehead Go's Drugstore. naud'imiskey Habit cured at home with- ..bout pain, nook of par V U ticulars sent FREE. VAUntikCi.ome2iuwuiiuuij3tIick hi- ' ni an instant he EXCELSIOR" IS OUR MOTTO. N.C.. THURSDAY. DEATH WAS BEHIND HIM. THRILLING RACE FOR LIFE BY THE SURVIVOR, WHO IS 84.VKD BY THE MEREST ACCIDENT. Sn Francisco Chronicle. "Speatiug of clouil bursts," Colonel Granger, putting bis on the table and lighting a fa id feet fresh cigar. "I had a little personal expe rience in that line once and never want it repeated." Being pressed to relate his expes rience, the Colonel continued - "It was in the summer of 1872. A youog fellow named George Brown and I were prospecting in the Hoa chuca Mountains in Arizona. It was a comparatively unknown coun try at that tim?, and filled with dangers of all kinds, against which we were amply prepared. "We had a fine outfit, well stored with an abundance of ammunition. This for the double purpose of kill ing erame and defending ourselves agairst possible attacks'of Apaches, who were bad at tbatjtime. "We had made some smallfdis coverles, but nothing which we felt would justify us injworking at.that time, so we pnshed further up the mountains, following up a cauyon as far as we could go with our team, and when we could take our wagou no farther we made camp and each day prospected the country around it, packing our tools and water on our mules. FLED IN TERROR. "We had started out early one morning on one of these expedi tions. The air was remarkably calm; not a breath stirred, nor was there a cloud in the sky. The sun cameup clear and hot, Brown re marked to me as we toiled up the narrow canyon that wo were sure of a fine day at any rate. We reach ed the scene of our operation'about 9 o'clock in the morning and tying our mules to a clamp of busies pro ceeded on our cliinu up the hills . "We hadjnotjgoob far wleu the air became intensely sultry and a mass ot light, fleecy clouds began to gather overhead, apparently the vanguard ot two denser masse which were forming north and south of us. Then a few drops of rain fell and the eloudmasses thickened became blacker and seemed to ap proach each other. 'Seeing that a storm was upon us Brown and I started down the mountain for our mules, the clouds above in the meantime coming to gether the darkness increasing and drops as large apparentlyasj sau cers falling around us. "We redoubled our speed and gained our mules as tbetwo cloud masses met. It was now almost as dark as midnight and the rain drops increased in size and rapidity untd it teemed as thoughthejcloudp had veritablyjourst, andthere was a rush of water like a Niagra com ing down'from theheavens. A RIDE FOR LIFE. "We had reached cur mules aud were spurnngdown;thecanyon for our lives. Thehillsides were a a ragiug,catractof Jwater, Great trees were washed out by,tbe roots; huge bowlders.wereolledjdown in to the canyon. "The water pouring jdown the hillsides lound saiall .depressions and in a few minutes toretbem out to ravines. In places wejcoulds-ee the soil washed clean to the bed- rock, and4theJwho!e mass'tumbling into the canyon through which we were riding. "It was a ridegfor life. Behind us was a solid wall of water fifty feet high, coming with the roar of a thousand cataracts. The noiee was deafening. Inthe face of this wall of waterjwas a mass of debris wholeitreea'turningend over end huge bowldeis large as a house being swept forward by thejpower ful force behind as du.-t-is swept be fore the broom of the housewife. 'We were urging oar poor beasts to their utmost limit of endurance, the water around us growing deep jer and deeper each second, the rain still falling in torrents, while that terrible wall behlnd.us was increas- steadily gaining on us. 'I was a little in advance of Brown, aud shouted to him to break for the hills, but the horrible din behind drowned my voice and i conld not bear it myself. I sparred my horse up the;sidehill,and looking back to see if Brown were following saw that irresistible current fairly JANUARY 12. IS'.t.'h Wine on New Years. Charlotte Ntwf. Touching upon the ue of wine on New Year:, the hitherto unpublish ed material bx Henry Ward Ueroh- er is given in tht Lidie Home Journal: It teem to m tint in the present state of the world, and in the present state of life it mnt be a matter of otter thoughtlessness on the part of persons that would offer: on such a day New York', to the young the mean ot Intoxica tion, knowing as they do tiiat therr will be many coming to their hous es who are not abla to resist temp tation: knowing that many who come to their houses, and to scores of other places, and beiug tempted to drink, will turn that day into a disgrace to themselves and to their friends; knowing the unutterable mischiefs that spiiug fiom intem perance; knowing what torments and evil experiences are going on about them. I cannot conceive how any should spread upon their table the means of destruction for the young. I would not, for the price of my life, turn out in my par lor a whole box of adders raying: "If men will keep their eyes open aud be moderately careful where they &tep, they will not be bitten.'' And yet 1 could as e.tsily justify myself lor so doing that as for put ting wiue on my tabie, and offering it to the young, "At last it biteth !ike a serpent' is written of strong drink; but that is not tho whole of the truth; it does no, always wait to the last. It often InteS at first, and all the way through to the end, The Clergyman's Advice. Chicago Tribune. "Sir,'' he snld, 3 he Ptalkfc? into the clergy man's study, "you are tin man who tied the l;nt I believe?" "I be;4 you nardoo.'' ?ti cler gyman, looking up from his t?e:uio. liYoa performed the irjrri:e cor- raony for me, didn't you?" ''Yes, certainly, Mr. Willing. What may I ask" "Then you know what the rights of a husband are?" "Why, yes, in a general wr.;-." 'And the rights of n wife?'' Of ciurse.'' uWel), now, sir,'' said the caller '.racing up to the clcrymiin,r d--.sk and taking a scat, ''hy ft wife s icecse to torture her hush-jnd!' 'Certainly not.'' "If she rnskes his Ii'e miserable he has redres?, of course? 1 "Yes, but I should advis-j" ''Nevermind yoor sdvice We'll come to tuat later. My wife complaina that I don't ehave oltec enough." "Oh, that's a email roatter." 'If it, sir? Ii it? Just wuit ! I told her that that ws any nflur and then she taught tlie children to cry wnen I ki-ideu tiiem t itut sue could say that pjv rough chin hurl them." "Trial hardly showed a Chris tian "Wait a minute! Yesterday morning I found them playicg with the cylinder of a broken music ;or. You know how that eeercs to tbe touch?" "Certainly." 'n ell, she'd taught. thea to cull it 'Papa's chin.' " 'Wait till I'm through. TW.aj one of them got up i.n rny ki te, passe 1 his little hand over u:y ci.in. and cal'ed it "Papa's mubic hox.' Now, sir, I ask of you ns i ("I ristian man and as the ma who tied tin kuot, what shall I do??' 'Get shaved," replird ile cler gyman softly a-s be returned to Lis work. X Little Girl IWperince in n liililhoiie. Mr. and Mrs Logan Trev:ott are keepers of the Gov. Lightbou-e st Sand Beaeb, Mich , and ate bk -sc i with a (laughter, foor ;cnrs old Last &pril she wa? taken ar v?ur: Meaale?, followed with a dre-.dfo! Uough and turning into a fever. Doc tors at bo and at detroit treited h' r but in vain, she grew woree rai11y until she was a mere handful of of bonea". Then she tried Dr. King's New Discovery and hfter the use of two and a bilf bottle, was completely cur?d. They h Dr. King's New Discovery is wor! ti lts weight in gold, yet you my get a trial bottle free at E. T. White head & Co's Drugstore. AN OLD CURIOSITY SHOP. of I otrti Mn rr h Wi.otj a J !! !" ! i". r . 'n .-.- ljTl h-ir lif i: tV.s . ;'v . : art Kamlo! on r t- tK. r. . trat'-r under t '-"-v l ..- r. by thai . ia". unt.i rjf. N".v WrW A'!v rt x-r. 'I l.i' s!Ti L'T.' :i ', bui'.iiiv diri-t' y .j.j. ,;t.- l. . th- ;! jr.-.r h tv...". j : ; . : an inij Tlasit part tit tl-- . a Ihr 'viil U! :.- -. ,r! . bii'.il:nr in u4i a ! j-t ! .U-part itji-iit. 1? tli.-r- i- an .1 . it y ,-h 'p uiiywb.-rf in N- - Y r . i in . lhia:ie ntni t. I V t tlio V-ui'tiini an- i:n?iif.l f-.l'i I" ni STrct. . in' 'f t!.- X'.i'u .r r . t lally without vahn- ail -ti. :. - ctrant' articlfs that mik'hl bati- "'in.; lit'Ux in th-ia.' A r.uml- r - f .- r. . Mri'-kon invt-iiti ba il- l in !. Yirk iu thi last ft- y-arv h i. ' every hist a net ti.ey were :n-n . ; . vanceti in 3e.tr--, h 1 bad lut l :.' an-1 wert" unknown i i.t-i !.' an -- - inrly limito.l eiri le. Tb-lr ri '..). . 1 they bad any. ten- ii-Uti.! . . As hxse vberealxini ( r- unuii-n .. win e existeiiee va- H-rlu!- : '. 1 Nearl3' all these tu.-n b ft wartlriflH's, a Mnall ani"'ii.! , .'. . . few lmolisant! usuali' a m I ( -tiling which they batl h.'jH,'. -v.u tnisb the worbl aiul . t' .. unlimited moans aiui 't t 1 With their d.-atb tlitsj the o'-... i . luoilt ls in every instunee pr vd t uni'jne n.e. banieal devi. . s, lut f vain'- be-ond that wbieb tin h . ! -and springs and other e. i.trr. were worth if it moved. If some of the old-fashioned ! ' W', ..r qiaint pietures that have I -.- -', in the Duane street l-'ii'-i;:):. .-' ! :' peak they mik'bt tell ome inter tales of lon-lost 1. rot hers and tu- .1 were the last of their rife. CHURCH FOLK OF THIS LAN, I'Ht liolirt Mont Ntllll)'ro-.), I .ia ;-..! i 11 eitlt hlt-nt, lll:i kn AIokI I p . ( 1 1 1 . 1 .1 - ' . . . Charles S. I'.Uell, t hief . f tiie , division of the 1'nite.l Male-. ..-i is hxiking' np delinuent ehur. In 1 -a! tstati.sties are either in-oiiipb-te r v satisfaetorj-. lie stated that the '; i .1 bulletin of the verified e mnt of . ieir membership lias not yet ln-ni pub:i-'.. : I'poii these points he made the ino- statement : "Tt'iit- million-, of people in t1 country are eoiinnnni'- uits and i.o-1 ::re in religious )l, 1 1 1 n.,t miii nieants. The ('atii -die denominati : heads the list, nith a inembt l.i; . . C,.i(),i)u) in the ten io,li, , of ? ,e , in the Fnited Slates, 'j i,,- , . with cijht branches or ImmI'i. s, : which ar- colored, follow v. iih n ; 1 . hership of I.IHIK, not; i;i j-.n;-,; n., ,, . Then come the Uaptist -. v. '.th . 1 1 branches and on. nti. iii.ltei., colored people. The remain-ml ! : e nominations are of var uj - v membership and wealth. '1 !,. r -j thirteen I'reshyterian bodies with aKi'erate membership of J. 1.'.. i i. Episcopalians are in t lie neiid.. ,rh- ! Of K0,(MM). hut. as these tii.ns are -ollicial, I cannot f.rivc then; ase..rr-'t The Episcopalians are the waitni by far, per capita, as they have r crty of the value of 7a. '. m -i : t Catholit. tlenoinination, , 1 sT.ni'o.i: ;" 1; Methodists. .,.ti,,.fMMi.n')fi: the tcrians, t';i.i.(Mu,uoo. Not one -i 1 I'nited I'l-eshyterian e!;nreh. !,.,' debt upon it. Religion ,ns a -- .ii 1 1 . nolo upon ine n,iM,Mi,ii'i eoiore-i je, ,j,,e . , this country; over a mill ion ar in the Methodist and llaptist t hai V-." HOW TO MAKE WOOD PULP. After ftn i:ifiantl I'ltkllni; I'ri. -. :. ColnMlt Mnttn ! I'rnltjtfl. The utilization of wood pu': h i lately taken some new and intere'Jn.' forms, especially in the !ine f -., ma mentation, says the New Yori Mi:. The pulp is taken as it eonn-s from tie mill, and after bein' lirst f'i!l- dried, or not, as ireumstanees may require, it is immersed in an indural injr p; k ! . 60 called, with col orin;.r if de-in-d. Tliis piekle is compos. ! of :;j y ; . pound or solution capable of in lnr-.:ni the mass, and, after the mateii.d ; taken out of the piekle and '.i r . ; . dried, it is run through a m'.i 1 : pround suf!icieritl- tin- to in-ure a n.'-, ture of the part:cl s whieh have ;,),. fiorbed the indurating s.i!,-:in - I t I the particles wbieb are fi;!! h o-!' ; !. The jiowilered pulp i th -is .- :f - ; s- . . .'. with the application of heat, in a ;n. '.". or die. with the result of pr dn ari article of manufacture eon.po-. .1 of .-. homogeneous and cohesive na-. f thorouhlj' indurated particles, and tie objects protjueed in this maimer may he polished or otherwise improved in their appearance, according a ur.iy defcired. Sm AurW-nt Iriiuitrl-. Vickerw-ork, demanding str- ntli muscle, skill in con-tr-.n . t'.--n mark-d touches of beauty in th- . I T : tf llni.shint, was a b-i'-ine- mcnt in the oast r.i'e, in Rrit : '1 i tho artisans of the p : ; j.-:iVe ear: thought. The-dvveliiiij's ,,f ti.i-iri:, archs. tiit ir scalled pah'e-. ; , v. planner! and ably e. .mph t.-d y wickerwork builders, and to the-;, . given the fashioning of wari-ior " (!.. ! and the coTistrticti-in of war !.: - : canK-s; and here anoth- r in-! : brui:ht into repi;.ition - tie- pr p u tion of the skins ,f aniUia! - for th'- covering of these -;naI! for everything must he taut and tr. readv to battle with ocean'.- av-s. The Way Tiny U';in 111 .Jtpan. Washing w-a- and is stii! don in .'ap an hy getting into a at and i-fi: the jtrannent dray after t';.e l.r-.t hy long htriny. It is an ,::o::;:..-al hat it of traveling Japs t-. g. t a !ar;.'-- .;:..--.; at of washing thus aee.,n.pr.-h'-d hy a steamboat excursion, a:.d has ivi-n r!-e to the story that they trav-d was?, - p once a year. They have no instiic-t for laundry work, like the Chinese, an 1 think it complete when the soup is in the garment, and will nut wring it out. 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The Commonwealth (Scotland Neck, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
Jan. 12, 1893, edition 1
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