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WHITE & PAUL l.
TWO SIDES.
IT DEFENDS UPON WHICH
SIDE YOU LOOK FIR8T.
GOOD SENSE.
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Sanford Northern Settler.
Oar readers are nearly all famil
iar with the story of the two Kaighf
who were travelling and in ap-rnac!-iag
each other thej sw a
shield. The first knight siid to the
esonrt, ''Se the gulden shield hn
ing apoi that tree 1"
"Naj," aid tbe aecoori. ''The
shield is Dot sjold bat iron."
From this they began to dupate,
a-ul fiDally caase to blowa and en
gaged io deadly combat At length
each chanced to deal tha other
a fatal stroke, nod they fell. In
fftllicg each saw tbe other' aide of
the shield; and, lo. behod. o eid
of the shield was iron and the other
side was gold.
In aorre respects the North and
outh a.i like the two foolish
km2hti Tbey miaonderstand each
other; ami eacli sees only his side
of the shield ; and, to a certain ex
tent, hotu are right ana both are
wron. Koch oae thinks the other
laboring under a delusion and
that the statement he makes is not
coriect.
Every man who cornea South foi
tho first time is aurprlstd; things
are eo entirely different from what
he has inibnined. The pistol that
he expected to carry cooslaotly, to
protect his life, rests peacefnlly at
the bottom of hie trnnk. Kindoe-s,
hospitality and good wishes meet
him everywhere. He flnda that the
Soolherc people are impulsive
warm hearted and generous and
that ''Southern hospitality" ia not
irirlv a name.
To the Southern man who goes
North there is a like surprise in
fi "itiri2 things very different from
what his imagination has pictured
them.
A Northern man who was here re
cently for bis health stated that he
had very much disliked to come
Scutb, and had been very eorry that
ha was obliged to come, as he ex
pected to be treated as almost an
outlaw, or ostracisea. But he found
thiogs to different, that he was as
sorry to leave tdis place and return
North as be had been before when
tie founc. that he most come here.
The war is over; no matter what
demagogue politicians of all the
partiea would have you believe.
It is said ; "War ia a game that,
were their subjects wiae, kings
would not play at." So we say
that raising discuf-3ions and strife
between the North and South is
a game That, were their subjects
wise , politicians would not play
at
I be war is over. Come SoqtL
n'.iri ee for yoniself. Don't ti ini
y-.-i kp.iiw it all when you are onl
i:UiTi4 on one side of the shield.
It the North and South could put
know nd understand each other
there would be a grand era of peace
and prosperity.
Money !ot Ijocked Up,
At age 25 the usual $1,000 life insurance
policy in the 20 payment endowment plan
costs $48. In case.of death you get only
91,000. The rule is your money is lock
ed up for "20 years, and then you are
guaranteed only the rcseve or legal value
by any company.
The twenty paymeut guaranty ot the
Union Central Life Insurance Co., costs
at age twenty-five, annually for twenty
years only $45 for $2,000; and besides giv
ing a pa'd-np policy for $3C0 the 3rd
year when you haye paid out only $135,
and if not taken the $2,000 policy remains
in force foar years and two hnndrtd
and five dnys thereafter, it you desire it;
still the 5th year the policy contract
guarantees, you in cash on your policy
$144 and still you may keep it up and will.
If you die that year, receive your $9,000
less the $144 jou have already had.
Tbua the 5th aud each year thereafter
our guaranty policy pnts the reserve, cr
full legal valu?, at your command. No
company can possibly do more. So why
pay more lor $1,0"0 insurance than we
charge for 2,000, especially sine we keep
the reserve at your command at any time
after the 5th year?
The 2oth year yon have a $3,000 policv
due at death and it can never cost you
any more and you may at any time get
the reserve as a loan on it or as a cash
surrender value.
There is not an estimate in our guaran
ty policy, all being expressed and guaran
teed mjhe face of the policy. Our guar
anty policy contract is more liberal than
any other insurance policy in the land.
(.u ceasora to fcDMON sON A JOSEY.;
General Merchandise,
INCLUDING:
The very best Groceries,
Dry Goods and Notions.
Boots and Shoes,
Parsons hats and caps,
Tin, Crockery, Glass,
wood and willow ware
hardware, including
many things that can
not be found elsewhere
in town.
THE OLD UNION CENTRAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
(Now with about $10,000,000 00 Atei, Not a dollar of wttrn dura
X the Law of Oh;o fH-rmit to b pat to fiuctaatiu? n-cuntiea cf
auykiud,)
UA- FOR i HE LT i EN Y FA REALIZED FOU II EH 1NM;HKD
THE 'VERY HIGHEST INTEREST RATE
AND VKttY
MUCH THE LOWEST DEATxx BATE
OF. ANY COMPANY
These are adou.ttedly tbe great points of vntue and I torn
these source are derived the lmKiends or profit lor tba
injured, aDd it la a fact which in easilj understood ibat
we pay tbe
LARGEST DIVIDENDS
OF VNY COMPANY.
We giw a holic$ contract that Wauttlully couiiuueK tb- vu
tue of tbe bieb and tbe low pru-.. kluda ol policies ined by
other Companies. I be Union i antral m In the lead ..f all U
m comOiuiDg these virtue, ud alno putting tue
C: FULL LEGA LVALUE
of paid pol.e? (according to th highest Undiid) at the com
mand ol tbe insured.
Uend elsewhere an expl9natou or t w much CASl you coald get Irotr
tb.i Company and st II heep your uiur. in force, if yoai policy
bad ben Ukru id tbe UJ;('. t fj ial. air
write ail kiudn of policie Call on the Couipant '
Agent for fall explanations.
E. E. HlLLIAKD,' Aoi'
Cr. u,a a 1H 2ret.. SCCTUfcD ltl. I C l'
GENERAL TwlERChAIMOiSt
COMrLKTK SIOCK OF S THING ANDM Mvm VK c
Nonors
KiDrt lior of (ent Furnutloii f t r ufc l t. ; v
WE CAKKY A COM I L E h LINE tr
('HAS LIKISEK'S MEN'S I , n
SHOES.
LADES' HOCHESIEU MAD-', I'EKFECJ FlIIlM; isf
KAKL ii U ILsON t LL v li a mi'hf
You NtiuuM r riot I ire of
NECK v WEAR
Our Line ol llM l Con.n), te. CMottinc Kr. M ;, , i
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Call and examine Goods and nnet
S( OTLAND 2JECK, N. C.
16 2 tf
Also the best cook stoves To Farmers and Truckers:
and farming implements.
WE MAKE A SPECIALTY ITOBEL'SK FLOUR ANI
TAR BULL CHEESE.
Thr.U-;ul fo- the rutrnrv.trp Hpd r tidrni-.n of oor friends in,
t, nd enterinR npon tb N Yer writb enlargnd -Wn
tH-rs we bm.e to 2ie entire .ti rion to our patroM, and s
uH.t e VeU qua! i ; fif oroo N .itr, m '-ce tr sail the w?s.
GIV K US A CALL,
It. C. JOSEY Ss CO. Scotland Neck, N. (J
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PlL.ES! PlLKSll TCHINO FILES.
SYrProMS Moisture; intense itching
and stinging; mst at nighl; worse b
scratching. If allowed to continue tu
mors from, which often bleed and ulcer
ate becoming very sore Swayne's Oint
ient stops the itching and bleeding,
heais ulceration, and in most cases re
moves the tumors. At druggists or by
mail, for 50 cents. Dr. Swayne & Son
Philadelphia. '
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English Spavin Liniment removes all
Lumps and
Clcmishes from horses: Blood Spavin
feurbs. Splints, Sweeney, Ring-worm
titles. Sprnns, and Swollen Through
Coughs, Ete. Save 50 by use of one
bottle. Warrauted the most wonderful
Blemish Cure ever known. Sold by E. T
Whitehead & Co., Druggists, Scotland
XSeck. JN. C. Q i
We are exhibiting our usual stock of
Dry Goods, boys, and men's cloth
ing, together with new makes of chil
dren's, ladies' and men's shoes, inclu
ding Reed's and Zeiglers's.
Our assortment of dress goods, silks,
embroideries, and white goods have
never been so varied and attractive.
We have hundreds of yards of choice
styles of seasonable wash and woolen i
fabric.
Buying strictly for cash, enables us j
to give the best values.
Thanks for past favors, and we cor- i
dially invite one and all to call and
see our choice selection oi Spring i
and Summer styles.
Because Youkat
ell li t rett'U you r-1-.i-, tt.m' r,o rM.ni, t! , x , ,t
g: nd r: oufc:L to Be'! at fii.nl ; . fT.. , . , t ,, , .
Yoir faruilr :t.rit'i oucht !o iuM ,i ., .w ., ,
n It win .r it n pr'.rtui t nr i. U,, .
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llk 1 1 In et tliOM- bti ou r, i, 1 1 i ... 1 1 i , , i , t
luck to jtet vbt.t )iu 1 nfn r.
'I'berfV a bttter m tba . u.f.
Let u beli )ou Willi oir t o. k m t .ir m a ; t: , i , ,
write for it nl n leii j t u ' to t n t ( t, t ., .
and what to do with ib n.
Don't wait until yoo tni a Ure uvn r or-U r ! r
us doZ' n btinjH or ot 1 i.oti - il I... k ur 1 1,, j... -ixall
rr ex-ren. No u hiu- tu u ,ti tl,. o;.ht i
)oir wi.ile to hje tt.e ;! mh) :k, ,, ,s,, , l( .
GEO TAM A Mi.v., , M . w.
0-10-91-ljr.
Not. . 1 H , i
HAVING DOUBLED OUIi
CAPACITY,
We are prepared to furnish the
East Pa cent Barrels
JN ANY QUANTITY.
OUR PRICE. S20 P2R HUNDRED,
siid for cash 10 per-cent off for
aM dehTrifs to May 1st, 1893. i
WILMlNqTON &WtLD0, RilLHJSU
Attl 1UU NOH tJ.
tbudtnied hedule-
W HfiV.I nolCRELS OF TESIIWONiaS.
TALK. In 1891. 75.000; in 1892, 30'',-O-io.
Capacity for 189:" and stimated
?ilcs, 50J,"00.
Ma le by the
Farmers' Manufacturing CoMFanV
'jrvcDLri, Virginia.
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wreat Briege, Norfolk,1 ounty, Va
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1 iwd iO!M Pat nt Barrels exclasiveh in the shipment of my crop-, including
i-.it 7 ViMi bar el of In-h potatoes, and I want to Hay th-y are thj b.st I crer
a-e i. Put rre oown as a permanent c!t -ncr, as 1 will hereafter use V.juq other; i
Yours trtily,
3 2oo8 GfcOitGE A. WILSON.
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The Democrat
Job : Printing . Office
IS STILL PREPARED TO DO
First Glass Job Printing.
Letter, Note & Bill Heads,
Envelopes, Statements,
Pamphlets, Price Lists,
Fosters, Dodgers, Wed-
- ding and Visiting Cards,
Ball and Supper Tickets;
Such As
Daily except Sunday.
Trains on Scotland Neck Branch road leave Weldun 5.15 p iu , Main V
arrives Scotland Neck at 5.2 t p.m., Jreenvillc 7.;H p..ui., Kinst-.n
turning leaves Kington 7.20 a. rn., (Jrenviile H.'l a. rn. Arrin II ilr
a. m., Weldon 11.20 a. rn., daily xcept Sotidav
Trains on Washington lirancti ieave WaHhlrgL.ti 7.( a in ntnv.-.
Junction 8.40 am., returning leaven A. A It. .Junrhon 1. 4 p m. , ar i iv i - u
ton 8.45 p m. Daily except Snndav. C-nn-ctt with tiainn on A IS. v .. -Raleigh
K. R , and Scotland Neck Hranrli
Tram leaves 1 arboro, ii. c, via Aibmarlc A liah Jt. !.'. .m'I
day. 4.4 p. m., Sunday p. n, , arriv Wi!liaii...t..,t s.c, 7.1 . ...
Pl mouth 8.30 p m., 5.2(i p m. Retui nin; !i avts Pl m't . th .N i ir,i
Sunday, 6.00 a ni., Sundav 9. a m.. Wi 1
' Tarboro, N. O., 10.40 a. m., 11.2"i a. in
Trains on noulhern Division. H ilson nr : rn v i-tt- illc ltrm.''i - -
o.3"p rn.. arrive Rowliinl 7.11 a. rn lt t,-riil-t Itav; J' iaUh I 7 -Fa
i ttt vilie 9 h h. n. I)h1t exn pt Sui.'io. .
Train on MiiliaM. N.c. ltranv.ii -fjv. - li.iiiWMito, .n. Ii
0 h a. m.. arrive Sniitf;c;'', n. c. 7..'! a.m. Im un.ihj; m-mv . - u n ' .
n.iA) a. ni. arrive oldsri., s. C, '.)..'" . in.
Iram on Nashville Branch ltvc Uorky Mount t .; p. tn ., i,, i .
ville 7.1o p. in., Spring Hope 7. 1') p. u. It-tiirnin 1. an prii-r ?! j,
rn., Nashville x.Ao a. rn., Rocky Mount 9.15 a. m., dail, i e.t v .
Tiin on Clinton branch h aves 'A'arhjn- for lint -n, I ,n! k . .,'-.(
at p. m. and 11 15 a. m. Re- jn.inv h ave- :hi,t,i, t a. c
m., connecting at Warsaw with Ni 41, V, J-S and 7.
jjouthbound Train on Wilson 5. i ) -tttt-vill; ',-"t(t h i- No.
is No. 50. Dai!v except Sunday.
Trains No. 27 South, ani 14 Scrh wi!! .stop oniv , H... K v M, .. .
'tol'-feboro and .v:ag::oi:a
Tram No 78 makes closes c Mectini at V. i,,r a), S, it-
rail via Richmond, and daily exr. nt UroJav vis ,)T, -i nt K
daily except Sunday, w ith
oith via Noifi'lK.
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Froo: Our Mtl! locnteil in tj- K-ieiu p,irt t tde s
plf-irt-n to CQott' prices on application to u .t Nmlidk,
alo U IJOLESALK & IlEAir. UKiI! IN
ANTHRACITE AND BITUMINOUS COAL
SPrompt attentioa to all order guarantee.!.
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