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The Democrat. E. E. HILLIARD, - - - - Editor. .Published Every Thursday. THURSDAY. JANUARY .3, 1803. Entered at the Post-Office at Scotland Xeck, N. C, an Second7jlass Matter. A HAPPY NEW YEAR! A Happy New Year ! And we mean it, too, for each individual reader of The Democrat, for every one who may become a reader and for ail who may s?e us by chance. The record of 1S04 must etand for itself. What we have all done has been done ; and each act must take its place in the procession of human event- and await, or work out, its final result. Some of us, it is to be hojed, have done well in keeping cur New Year vows for 1894 ; many of us, it U to be feared, have not oone so well. Rut if we have made vows and kept them only a day, we are that much better for even think ing right and acting so, though it may have been but for a day. ' So let u.s not say now that, inasmuch as many of our vows made in the past have not been fully kept, we will vow no more. Let us thank God that we had the decision of purpose to even vow at all, that we could keep our vows in whole or in part for a day ; and with bolder step and more courageous spirit walk forth into 180"), determined to fight a stronger and a fiercer and a nobler battle ; and if we fail in our new resolutions, let us fall with all our scars in front. To all, the reflections upon the Old Year are tinged with sadness ; to many, the dearest hopes of lite have been buried in its urns forever ; but for al! there are new hopes, and let us fan the llames of noble ambition that shall help us rise in the scale of progress on all lines industrial, intellectual, social, moral and religious ; for it takes prog ress in all the.se things for us to attain unto that degree of true development to which every one ought to aspire. Again we wish all a happy New Year, and may the Keeper of us all direct our steps through another year for His glory, our own highest good and whatever good we may be able to do for fellow-mortals all ! SEND THEM CORN. There are districts in some of the western states in which drought has prevailed for the past three summers, and they have consequently made noth ing to eat. It has been suggested that the South, which has been so bountifully blessed this year, especially in the production of corn, send relief to the sufferers. "We think it would be eminently proper, and as Halifax county is one of the best corn growing counties in the State, why can not a car load be sent at once? Let Scotland Neck start the contribu tion. Many men hereabouts could sack up quite a good bit of corn and not miss it. The weather is severe and our breth ren of the West are suffering. Other communities are making the move ; why not we? We remember how gen erously the people in New York and other places responded to the New York World's appeal for a train load of pro visions to send to South Carolina a year ago to relieve the suffering in conse quence of the great storm. The South has an opportunity now to show the same spirit of human kindness to help less and suffering ones. Let us call a meeting. Who will say when and where? The Democrat would like to print a long list of names of persons who will contribute. It will do more good than building monuments to the honored dead, which is always commendable. " WITH FIDELITY AND ABILITY Wilmington Messenger. The Scotland Neck Democrat is ten years old. Mr. E. E. Hilliard has had charge for seven years. It has been faithful to its convictions, has served its section of country and its party with fidelity and ability. It is published in one of the most beautiful sections we have seen in our native Carolina. The truth is this writer has a very tender spot for Scotland Neck for not far from that town his mother was born. He always feels like saying God bless Scotland Neck and Halifax county. There is good reason for the popu larity of Chamberlain's Cough Reme dy. Davis &, Ruzard. of West Monte rey, Clarion Co., say: "It has cured Ieople that our physicians could do nothing for. We persuaded them to tay a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and they now recommend it with the rest of us." 2 and 50 cent m bottles for sale by E. T. Whitehead & I Co. THE BRETHREN MOVING ON. The Wilson Advance is twenty-four years old. Its usefulness and pprightli ness and eneruy seem to have but lairly begun. The present management is out-spoken and reliable. It is one of the best of our weeklies and its appear ance shows appreciative patrons. The Lumberlon Robesonian is 2't years old. It is one of the best of our weeklies and is managed by the jollie-t editor in the State. The Henderson Guld Leaf- recently entered upon a new volume. Editor Manning makes onef the best of North Carolina weeklies. His paper shows progress and much painstaking labor. It is worthy the very best of patronage. The Kinstou Free Press has recently turned another mile-post. Editor Her bert is to be congratulated upon his successful work, and so is Kinston to be congratulated upon the service of such an energetic and faithful pajer. The Free Press is one of our best ex changes. Dr. J. H. Daniel recently severed his connection with the Duan Times. Mess. Grantham and Pittman are pro prietors and editors now. We always welcome the Times. A MURDER AND A LYNCHING. In Beaufort County on Dec. 24th James F. Bergeron murdered James H. Watson. 1 he New Berne Joarnal gave the following account of it : Bergeron, who lives five or six miles from Aurora on the Reddick Bergeron farm, came to Idalia on Christmas eve drinking, and with gun and pistols threatened the life of B. H. Thompson of that place, and others, disputing., it seems, about nu account. He was ar rested, his wespons taken from him and he required to giye a $400 bond to keep the peace. At his request, Mr. Watson, the con stable started to Bergeron's home for his brother-in-law, Hugh Ross, to sign the bond. The constable and a colored man were in one buggy, Bergeron and a colored man were in another. Ber geron, who was sobering up had been gnen back his weapons, and it seems he had some cartridges in his pocket. On the Bergeron road, half a mile from any house, Bergeron, who was before Watson, stopped, got out and came back with a bottle of liquor, and wanted Watson and Hamilton to drink with him. Watson declined. Then Bergeron went back to the buggy, got his gun, went to Watson and demanded the warrant- .Watson refused to give it up, but on a second demand with a threat-to kill him, Watson took it out of his pocket, and was in the act of handing it to him iwhen Bergeron slot him in the breast. Watson fell out of the buggy and he shot him twice on the ground, killing him instantly. Tom Watson, the colored man who was Avith Mr. Watson and Mills Thigpen Avho was with the murderer, each testify to these facts of the killing. After the murder had been commit ted Bergeron went home and was ar rested there the next morning (Christ mas). The examination was held before Justices Mayo and Litchfield and he was placed in B. H. Thompson's store under a guard of four until lie could be taken to jail at Washington, Avhich was to have been done on Thursday by steamer. THE LYNCHING. "Wednesday night near midnight about seventy-five masked men went to the store, overpowered the guard and took them as Avell as the prisoner along with them about half a miie away. Bergeron, as they Avent called out, "Gentlemen, I killed Watson, but you ought not to kill me, I didn't know what I was doing." His entreaties availed naught. Ar riving at the scene of the execution they quickly hung him to a tree and as he swung suspended in the air they made a sure job of their Avork by tairh riddling his body with loads both from guns and pistols. His body hung there until the next day near noon and Avas then taken down and sent to his wife, who was also his cousin he leaves no children. His victim leaAes a, Avife and several children. Last week's Wilson Advance Was kind enough to say the following con cerning the management of The Dem ocrat, for which we thank it : "Two Aveeks ago the Scotland Neck Democrat completed its tenth year. Mr. E. E. Hilliard, the present owner and editor, has had charge of the paper for seven years. He has given his pa trons a liA-e, conservative paper, and Ave are glad to knoAv that his patrons think as we do. It is one of our most valued exchanges and we are always glad of its visits." Caiiton Corn well, foreman of the Gazette, Mlddletown, N. J., believes that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy should be in every home. He used it for a cold and it effected a speeedy cure He says : -'It is indeed a gr.md remedy I can recommend to all. I have also seen it used for whooping cough, with the best results." 25 and 50 cent bot tles for sale by E. T. Whitehead & Co. Many stubborn and aggravating cas es of rheumatism that were believed to h. rncurable and accented as lite lega cies, have yielded to Chamberlain's Pain Balm, much to the surnrise and gratification of the sufferers. One ap plication will relieve the pain and suf fering and its con inued use insure an effectual cure. For sale by E. T. w niteiieaci fc Co. OLD NEWSPAPARS FOR SALE, 25 cts. per hundred Assault, Robbery and Wedding. (Corrpondeace to TH. Dkmo bat.j AvijEN, N. C. Jan. Y'-'f. On last Friday night Avhile on h;s Avar from his -tore' alout halt pa.-t o'clock, Mr. J. II. Smith was a-.u:!ted by a negro named Tolx? Wilkin. 'I he assailant's weapon was a club and tl:e intent Avas to rob. Mr. Smith u-ed his pocket knife in defence. He received only one blow ou the head from the negro. The wouM-l? robber wa- pur sued and soon caught. Mayor Moore com mil ted him to jail- lie negro was cut on the head and on the arm. A few days ago Dr. Joseph Dixon of this place and Mi.-s Gaee Council were united in matrimony at the home of of the bride's father, Mr. W'iiiiam Council in Greene county, Rev. J. R. Tingle officiating. On Friday night some one went into the house of Mr. It. B Smith, opened his safe and took out pner looking for fnoneyit is supposed. Mr. Smith was awav from home. Christmas Weddings. (Correwpondence to The Democrat.) ItixoAvooo, Dec. 31. 1S1U. There were several marriages in this community during the Christmas holi days. Miss Little to Mr. Acre at Mr. W. V. Bobbins ; Miss Hattie Avent to Mr. Cannon near Draper's ; Miss Saun ders of Nash counts' to Mr. Whitehurst near Ringwood ; Miss Whitehurst to Mr. Gardner of Nash. Our gooa friend andpopulai Christian gentleman Rev. A. G. Wilcox, has had nis hands full tying knots, and we hope it has added to his exchequer. Christmas trees at Turkey Branch Baptist church and at the Episcopal church here Avere greatly enjoyed. The charming Misses Garrett of Wel don are visiting here. Mr. Lem Tyre of Winston has spent a few days with relatives here. Mr. Powell and nis estimable lady gaA-e the j oung folks a pleasurable . en tertainment on Thursday. On 27th ult. the Masonic lodge at Enfield elected officers for the ensuing year, after Avhich an elegant oyster sup per Avas served and greatly enjoyed. When Baoy was dick, re gave her Castorla. When she was a Child, she cried for Castorla. When she became Miss. :he cuing to Castoria. ' Vhtn sio ha X (Children, she gave them Castoria. Poor Health means so much more than 'you imagine serious and 'fatal diseases result from 'trifling ailments neglected. ' Don't play with Nature's greatest gift health. If you are feeliner out of sorts, weak and generally ex hausted, nervous, have no appetite land can't work, begin at oneetak i in a: the most relia- sl !e strengthening medicine, which is Brown's Iron Bit- jters. A few bot itles cure benefit comes Irom the very first dose it won't stain your teeth, and it's I pleasant to take. It Cures Dyspepsia, Kidney and Liver Neura'gia, Troubles, Constipation, Bad Blood $ Materia, Nervous ailments Women's complaints. Get only the genuine it has crossed red lines on the wrapper. All others are sub r st i lutes. On receipt of two 2c. stamps we will send set of Ten Ranutiful World's Fair Views and book free. J BROWN CHEMICAL CO BALTIMORE, MD CAN be CURED, AV will Sr.NT) FT5EF. V- snafl a lartre TRIAL EOTTLT ; SUFFER ANY LONGER Give Post Ci lice. State and County, and Age plainly. Address, THE HALL CHEMICAL CO., S3GQ Fainnouiis Avenue, Philadelphia, P. o 3 b'm. Established 1S91. COTTON FACTORS AND PRODUCE (COMMISSION ERCIIANTS. No. S Commerce St., NORFOLK, - - VA. Quick Sales and Prompt Returns. Correspondence and Consignments Solicited. Reference : Burruss, Son & Co., Bank ers ; and others on application. 11 1 3m Administrator's Notice. All persons baring claims against R. W. Harris, Deceased, are hereby no tified to present same to me, adminis trator of bis estate, on or before Dec 1805. Frank W. Whitehead, 12-20-Gt. - Administrator. 014 Newspapers at this Office. 3 u IADDREY k CO., Best World the The Judgement on Hood's Pro nounced by Squire Fogg Tbe following testimonial coms from T. M. Fogg. Esq., who 1 well-known throughout Ken tucky fu court Justice and Justice of the lor Bath county. His words should Invoke the confidence of all who read his letter: C. I. Hood i Co.. Lowell, Mass.: "I will say for Hood's Sarapar!l!a I believe It to be the it-st medicine in the world. In the winter of "A I h3d a btd case of the grip which left my system in very bad shape. I tried every thing I could find and got no relief. In the fall of the same year I bought a bottle of Hood's SaxsaparlUa. The first dose I took Made a Decided Change for the better. AVhen I began taking th first bottle my weight was 127 pounds, the lightest since manhood. By the time the second bottle Hood'ssa;Cures had been used my weight was 163 pounds. I owe all this to Hood's Sarsaparllla and I gladly recommend it to all sufferers." T. M. Fogg, Justice of the Teaee, Sharpsburg. Kentucky. Hood's Piils cu,e liver constipation, biliousness, Jaundice, sick headache, indigestion. Norfolk Market. Xokfolk, Va., Jan. 1, 1895. Quotation of the Norfolk, Va., Mar ket furnished hy J. W. FERRY CO., COTTOX FACTORS AM) COMMISSION MERCHANTS, NORFOLK. VA.' Cotton Market Steady. Strict Middling, 5 J Middling, . r3-10 Strict low Middling f Low Middling 4 Blues, " 4 Ho 4 1 Stains lij to 5 Peanuts Duel. Fancy 2 Prime l- Low grades 1 to H R. E. Peas .fl.7." io 'r2.00 a bag. We carry ?. 1,-irge stock of all weights of1' bagging and tics, 0'tnut and pea bags. Write for price.-. TUB Genii Marl forts, 111, 113 and 115 Rank St., NORFOLK, ' - - - - - VA. 1AA .-. LARGE STOCK OF FINISHED Monuments -AND Grave Stones READY FO 11 IMMEDIATE I) E LI V E R Y. Write for prices and designs !efore orderi n g e ! sc w ' 1 ere. An inquiry may save you dollars. 5 To 1 a" TO FIT 5 Cent Cotton. We are noAA selling our entire stock of General fciiaoeise AT COST. JOHNSON & STALLING. 1011 3m And So Have I D. L. FERGUSON, PRACTICAL Watcli-Maker, Jeweler A: Engraver Repairing of fine Gold YYatches French Clocks and Music Roxes a Sp.'-cialtv. Rest of references piven. " II 8 tf ... ..'ctSI iff Mr.T. M . Fo q g F5) ML I ! Barqains o -o ' : w. 1 Christmas G-oocls ! Low Prices! Felt Hat. I will mm! 1!a u- Nice lir.e 'f .V cU. coireL. Handkerchief for Chri.tro.u &itf from 15 cU. to 50 cts. All kin ! of material lor fancy work cheap a the chcajt. Nice line of I-aiiie' and Children's lla-e from 1" :.. to 75 ct. Mi- Kate ii. Tillery. Fotice NOKTH CaEOLI.VA. Halifax Cor.nty. Sujrior Court. Xouh ani W. A. Dunn, insure. M; :t! aIV., Alice M. Fopo, Oeti. 1. IVjr. Jkj'jivnani l'o-e, Fatty IV, l'aul k. r-i-. iiut-TM' vn n!.unt r-p Jack. Ket-i and wife Claude. W. II. Kite!, In ::n l L. O. Ib.rpT. the ka11 Fatty Voyc ar.d BIt.unt I'ope by their n.inli.in ad litem, K. L. Travis. By virtue of joer conferre.l upon me I'V the decree of the Suj-erior court for said county made in the aUne en titled action "at tne Noveml-or ten.i, Ib'Ji, 1 shall sell for cash at the court house door of said county, on the first .Monday in February, 1M5, being the fourth "day of said month, the land fully de.-crilKxi in the pleadings in said action : being that land known as the Geo. Fope Mill place, and de?criled in said pleadidge as that land lounded by the I:.:idi of John Devereux, on the south, on the Ave.-1, by the lands of 1). A. Fope, on the north by the lands of Neptune Foreman, and containing four hundred acres, more or less. It is that tract of land near Hill's old mill. This January 2, 1895. W. A. Dunk, 1 3 4t Commissioner. Notice ! North Carolina. Halifax County. ) Superior Court. State on relation of E. T. Clark, admin istrator of L. S. Gammon, and others vs M. T. Savage and others. In pursuance of authority conferred upon us by a decree of the Superior court for said county heretofore made in the aboA-e entitled action, Ave shall sell for cash at public auction at the court bouse door of said county, lu Halifax on the first Monday in Febru ary, 1S'J5, being the fourth day of said month, that parcel of land described in the pleadings in said action as follows : That tract bounded by the land of Tom Gray, Coilin Gray, A. J. Whitehead, J. D. Etheridge, the Jo. Joyner land, and the main run of Deep Creek, and con taining four hundred acres, mora or, less ; being same land known as the Lizzie Savage Place. This January 2, 4895. R. O. Burton, W. A. Dunn, $ Commissioners. " 1 3 4t T NOTICE. North Carolina. ( Superior Court Halifax County. ) March term '95. J. II. Archer vs Ed warn Alcott . Take notice that this action has been commenced in this court by J. H. Archer, .plaintiff, vs. Edward Alcott, defendant, for the recover' of the sum of $435.80, principal, and $08.70, inter est, due by contract for goods sold and deliAered during 1892, in Avhich a war rant of attachment has been issued against the property of defendant with in this count', returnable to the March term of our Superior Court, to be held for the counfy of Halifax at the court house in Halifax on the 1st Monday m March 1895, Avhenand Avhere defendant is required to appear and answer or demur to plaintiff's complaint. Given under my hand this 26th Dec. 1894. , Sterling M. Gary, Clerk Superior Court. Claude Kitchin, Attv. for Archer. 1 3 (t Notice ! All persons having claims against the estafe of laria F. Tope, deceaced. are hen by notified 10 present same to me, administrator, with the will annex ed, of said estate on or hefore January 10th 1S9G. Claude Kitchin, J. O Notice ! All persons having claims against the estate of Anna J. Harris, deceosed, are hereby notified to present same to me, administrator of aid estate, or to my attorney, Claudge Kitchin, on or before January J0h JS90. L. K. DeBeery, 1 3 6t. Administrator. Admistrators' Sale Personalty. On the 22nd day of January, 1895, at the residence of the Tate B. D. Gray, we Vviil sell for cash at auction a lot of horses mules, cattle, hogs, sheep, farm ing implements, household and kitchen furniture, cotton, corn, cotton seed, peanuts, fodder, itc. This January 1st. 1895. E. T. Whitehead, ) Administrators 'i.'iiY xj v riiAv, s or v. v. ura v. Mill for Sale. On Saturday, January 12th, 1895, we will sell for cash Smith's Mid and all property thereto belonging. Sale will take place in Scotland Neck at 12 o'clock. 1 3 2t Smith Mill Company. Send for Our 200 Page Catalogue, Illustrating all that is handsome and desirable in high, medium and low priced FURNITURE, CARPETS, UPHOLSTERIES, DRAPERIES and WALL PAPERS. You can buy irom it as advantageously as if you were in the store. W. B. MOSES & SONS, 1 3 lm Washington, D. C. DR. SHAPE'S DISCOVERY FOR CONSUMPTION J Urn GIVEN ITo inr rrnue Wr.c at n f t.r particular?' of th neu ;, . er i;v c-tjtinn p;:ir on at ntvt in .i-iii:;zton. I tors and i:her ci:i v;, v:'L What ph icinn iiv. i :;.i'.c:d ; .ri: 1' .:ty al"Ut Th i ;n r Iw ;vtv r f the Century." Vm t fi'i !.!.?::!.. i:c. Sciul ftiin'p. Adiv. I'r. SHADE. Uli: Str.Yt. W. -l.umlon. I. C. NOTICE! ;."okth Cakoiina. Halifax County, s Superior Court, Wade John-ton, V.H Olivia Johnston. Notice to Olivia Johr.t n. Lot the defendant Olivia J.hn.ton t ike notice that the alove entitled ac tion ha leon commence! in this court for the purpose of obtaining an ab lute divorce from her. and td:e i tt quired to l and apje.ir lfore tht Judge of our Superior Court, at a court to le held for the county ot Halifax, at the court houo in Halifax, on the lirs: Monday in March, ls95, ami anr the complaint which ha U-on filed in the otlice of the Clerk ! the Superior court for said county, and let the de fendant take notice that if .-die t iil- to appear and answer the complaint with in the time required by law the plain till Avill apply to the court for the i lief demanded. Given under my hand and nal of said court this the 19th day of NoAem ler, 1895. John T. Grkoory. 11 29 Ot Clerk Sup. Court. Ettahlinll 1SV0. J. E. BRITTON, DDnmi il r K I LCUiU;i riLllVll.lil AND SHI1TER OF Fruits, &c, Olfice and Warehouse 22 Roanoke Dock, NORFOLK, VA. Specialties : I'oultry, Eggs, Fea, Peanuts, and all country produce. 1 1 1 3m fJOMPLETE u gTOCK ! GO TO Wilson Allsbrook's for CITRON 20c, CURRANTS 10c, FIGS 10c, RAISINS KV, MINCE MEAT Jic. PEAR PRESERVES 10-. STI LA WBE It II Y J ELI. Y 1 ( V . Sugar 5c, Coffee 20e, hard i. Fresh pork sausage lOc.and -very tldui: else in the Confectionery avi .n ri y line as low as the lowest, ::N Hats. Gaps, Ste Mm. NOTIONS ANI) DRY GOODS AT COST. HLSON ALLSBROOK 7 10 Cm S oti.an'.) Neck, N. C. J. E. WOOLABD, Manufacturer and Repairer of Busies, Carls k ffaions. Horse-Shoeing a Specialty. ALL KINDS OF co TIN WORK, INCLUDING- Rooting, Guttering, MAKING AND RK.'VAl RIN(i STOVES, AND ALL KINDS OF TIN-WARE. Gun and Lock-Smith work done at short notice. EST" ALL W0R7C GUARANTEED. t i : ci t 1 -it - Machine Shops near Rnck Mi. 1. 1 0 21 Cm Scotland Neck, N. C. The Best Shoes tor tbe Least Money E. SHIELDS, rc mwm nviirDf i vt IUUUIIj lUiUiUlOdlUil J L II AiU m J w W IF. 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Douclas S3 and $4 Shoos. Ait oar iibAf are finally tif:iirr. Tney tfrc tae lnt talue fur the money. T."iey cvjaal ruatoin ttt'tfu in utrle and fit. Their wttrla qualitx- ro uniiurpajuxv). Kroa SI Ut t-1 avr--l orer other rnnki-x. Jr your dealer cannot upply you we can. S5,S4,C3.50 Cordova d. Frer-rh I nnmellrd ( all and HaDcarno. S3.60 Police Shoes. 3 soles. S2.50 and S2 Wcrkirjr.cic $2 & $1.70 Boyt' Scroti SM'J Uditt S3, 5Z.SU. zano il. Ji lt yur l-aU-r canrj'-t mxu 'i you, write lor catalogue. W. L. Douglas, Mrorktou, ."Unn. Sootland Neck, N. C. & Co., Tilleri, N. C. ti.'i L
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