North Carolina Newspapers

ADVERTISING IS TO BUSINESS -AVIS T STF.AM IS TO- Machinery, Democrat. IP YOU ARE HUSTLER Aivr.i:utr- Business. IRTTk HT (' I 'J -AT PKOPKUINO POWER. - - ' " "' 'M :i nice advertisement about ,; bu-ine-s and in.-ert it in THE DEMOCRAT, v ' ., I vull "see :t change i business all ..Mr!." PROFESSIONAL. . . . MfDOWKLL, D ()?:. -o NT,, i t h corner Xew Hotel, Main S ! l'CCt , r otiano Neck, X. C. T"AIw.'i v- at liis office when not vr'iunallv engaged elsewhere. 1 y 20 iv 0 K. PRANK WHITEHEAD, Oilice North corner Xew Hotel, Main St root, S oTI.AKO Xeck, X. C. fAhvavs found at his office "when not profes.-ionally engaged elsewhere. 7 0 lv D II. A. 0. I.IVF.IOIOX, TRSIH129&. Ornri-: Over J. F. Kay's store. f.r,..rt Iw.nix from '.MO 1 O ClOCK : to ;,'.,vi.M-k. p. 111. 2 12 ly SCOTLAND XECIC, X. C. JJAVID P.FLL, Attorney at Law, ENFIELD, X. C. Practices in nil the Courts of Hali fax and adjoining counties and in the Supreme and Federal Courts. Claims collected in all parts of the State. : 8 iv W, A. DUXX, A T T O R X E Y-A T-L A W. Scotland Xeck, X. C. Practices wherever his services are ,-erjuired. - l- ly Joseph Christian. P. St. Geo. Barraud. L:ite judge Supreme Court of Appeals. of Virginia. ) OilRISTIAX A- P.ARRAUD, u A TTORXE VS-A T-L A W, Will practice in all the Courts, State and Federal, in the city of 'Richmond. ;!i'-- Room 10, Chamber of Commerce Ji(ilItiv, ir.lv RICHMOND, VA. D R. W. J. WARD, Surgeon Dentist, ExFIEIaO, X. C. Office over Harrison's Drug Store. 2 7 Holy lW ARD L. TRAVIS, Attorney and Counselor at Law, HALIFAX, X. C. fjEMmti ij Leaned on Farm Lamlti. 2-2 My -A AC EVANS, HEN ER A L C A R PE NT E R. A specialty of Bracket and Scroll wrk f kinds. Work done cheap -uid every piece guaranteed. 2 7 lv S cox r. and Xi:fK, X. C. -X EW ewelry Store o - After six year-; experience, I feel thor oughly competent to do all work that is expected of a WATCHMAKER am JEWELER. WATCHMAKER am JEWELER. o ' Kepairiiig & Timing Fine Watches A SPECIALTY 1 ab-o carry a full line of WATVHKS. CLOCKS, JEWELRY, M' SI CAE INSTRUMENTS AND FANCY QOODS. Spectacles and X Eve (Masses Properly l "T Fitted to the Eye. ZX- hi&l Sewing Mint THE REST ON EARTIL r:WI.Y; MACHINES CLEAXED AND REPAIRED. SATISFACTION' G L" A Ii A X T E E D . IF. jr. JOHXSTOX, Vw Hoi?!, ni.xt ,ioor io entrance. 10 6 Gm. bl) NEWSPAPARS FOR SALE, 25 cts. per hundred E. E. HILLIARD, Editor and Proprietor. VOL. XI. STiPATiOi Is called the "Father of Diseases." It i3 caused by a Torpid Liver, and is generally accompanied with 10SS OF APPETITE. S!GK HEADACHE, BAD BREATH, Etc. To treat constipatic.il successfully It is a mild laxative and a tonic to the digestive organs. Bv taking Simmons Liver licrulator you promote digestion, brine; n u reg ular habit of body and prevent Biliousness and Indigestion. "My wife was sorely c'isticssec! with Constipa tion and coughing, r!lnwr.'.l wiiii r;ioed';uj Tiles. After four months use of Simmons I iver Regulator she is almost entirely relit: vet!, gaiainjr nrcnrjth and flesh." W. 15. Lf.::i'B!:, Duluw.irt., Gi.io. Take only the !?! t; hie, Which has on the Wrapper the reJ 5 Trade ciark and Signature of .J. II. ZUII.IN & CO, SULPHUR AND MOLA3ES. In these days when eve' body almost In Maachusetis and other Xorthein Stales is aira of tuberculosis coming f'-om the meat and miTk of diseased an imals (which hays been in some way i'Mreatd in dark and fiithv slubles bv impjeoer food or otherwise that their owners might make a little more mon ey), it is wel'. to consider whether there is not some simple method of destroy ing the po-sonons ge:ms we have al ready absorbed or are likely to ab- so.bauvdav. With this thought we give place to the following verges : When I wa young, they had away Of kee m u1. a!( disease at bay, And re.'d' ' g changing of the Spring As innocent as anything. Just a- the soil wiv, waking up And ou. oeeoed slyly little .vaspes, Why, mothe cl give us alJ a dose Of si'-hiu- and mola es. I .ee it now, that pewter spoon That Mr. ays got heaped up too soon, Half susohur almost b ight as gold, And half molasses, black and old ; -And tl en wo child en, one by one, Won '(I ooen mouth wi.u many onsses, And dow-i our gullets sw'ft would go That sulphn and mo' es. They said it kept the chills away, Would make the liver hump and get And keep Lhe blood out of a fret ; Would maLe the stomach feel at ease, Free of poison-laden gases ; Was cooling, healing, soothing., all This sulphur and molasses. Hood g'acions ! it was bad to take, nd awful i.u-e we did make. Rut 'twa'n't no use 10 beg nor cry That was the law, when Spring came by ; To put the svstem in good trim, Instead of pills and other masses, Our mother gave us lib'rally Of sulphur and mola-ses. IlnmiUon Jaj i i Dumb Animates. It may do as Much for you. Mr. Fred Miller, of Irving, 111. writes that he had a severe Kidney trouble for many years, with severe pains in his back and aTso that his bladder was affected. He tried many so called Kidney cures but without any good re sult. About a year ago he began use of Electr-c Bitters ajid found relief at once. Electric Bitters is especially adapted to the cure of all Kidney and Liver troubles and oltsn gives almo&t instant relief. One trial will prove our statement. Price only 50c. for large bottle. 'At E. T. Whitehead & Cos Drug Store. Knights of the Maccabees. The State Commander writer us from Lincoln, Xeb., as follows : "After trying other medicines for what seemed to be a very obstinate cough in our two children we tried Dr. King's Xew Dis covery and at the end of two days the cough entirely lert them. We will not be without it hereaf.'er, as our experi ence proves that it cures where all oth er remedies fail." Signed F. W. St: vens, State Com. Why not give this great medicine a trial, as it is guaran teed and 1 -ial bottles are free at E. T. Whitehead fe Co's Drug Store. Regu lar size 50c. and $1.00. When Baby was mck, 7& gare ber Castorla. When she was a Child, she cred ior Castoria. When she becamo Bliss, '-he cmng to Castoria. Then sobal CtilI?en, she gave them Castoria, Q0 T" 52T SCOTLAND NECK, N. C, THURSDAY, A BEIEF HZSTOSY OF HALIFAX COUNTY. By Students of Scotland Neck Male f,hccl. In writing this brief history of our eoumv, we shall :y to give the most impo . nt events as they actually oc cc .ed. If we can be the means of f,iv;ng any information to the young of this county, we shall feel that we did not brave the cold winds in vain, and shall rv to fo'-get how -.edious the tf sk in reading some hundred or more dusty volumes. We think that, after all, those men who wrote them ought not to be criticised severely, because they wrote in a somewhat different language than ours and never studied modern penmanship. Our thanks are due to our teacher and several gentlemen of Halifax, who gave us much traditional information. In former times, the county which is now called Halifax, one of the most historic in the state, formed a part of what was then known as the Edge combe Piecinct. The firs"t record we have-of this piecinct was in January, 1731. On November 23, 1758, the General Assembly then in session at Edenton passed the following act : '' Whereas, divers inconveniences attend the inhabitants of Edgecombe Precinct, by leason of the large extent thereof, and the g eat distance that many of them live Lorn the Cou-t House, and other places usually appointed for pub lic meetings : Be it therefore enacted by the Governor, Council and Assem bly, and by the authority of same, that from and immediately after the first day of January (next ensuing), the said county of Edgecombe be divided by the dividing line between the parish of Edgecombe county and the parish of St Mary ; and that that part of the said county which is now the parish of St. Mary, remain and be called and known by the name of Edgecombe County ; and that that part of the said eounly, which is now the parish of Edgecombe, be thenceforth eiected into one distinct count' ana called and known by the name of Halifax County." (Signed) Arthur Dof.bs, Gov., Mavthew Rowax, Pres., Samuel Swatm, Speaker. Halifax County was named by Dobbs, Royal Governor of Xorth Carolina, on January the 22nd, 1750, in honor of the Earl of Halifax, President of the Board of Trade of England. The word Halifax is of Saxon origin, meanfng "Holy haL." In 1761, Alex ander McCullock, John Gibson, Richard Brownmg, and Robert Jones were ap pointed directors and frnslees of a town, c.dled HabTa.;, to be built on Roanoke River. One hundred, acres of land were appropriated to be divided into domes, streets, and aliies. This town, being nearest in the center, was selected by the people for the county seal. On April ith, 1776, upon- the call of President Samuel Johnston, the P-o-viucial Congress met at Halifax, then the capital of the State ; this being the fourth meeting of the people in a rep resentative capacity for the purpose of opposing the Royal Government in Xorth Carolina. On April 12, they p issed the following : "Resolved, that the delegates of this Colony in the Continental Congress be empeve-ed to concur with delegates from the other colonies, in declaring Independence, and forming ioreign alliances, reserving to this Colony the sole and exclusive , '-iht of forming a constitution and laws for this Colony. This, the first resolution passed in Xorth Carolina by an oilicial assembly, was passed just e'ghty-ihree days before Independence was declared, and it showed that she as a state was. ready to dissolve the bonds that bound her to the Mother Country, (The key to the building in which this Congress met is in the pos session of Miss Lena Smith, piincipal of Vine Hill Female Academv.) On May 1st, the Governor a -pointed William Hooper, Joseph Hewes and John Penn delegates to the Continental Congress. Xeither of these were Xorth Carolinians by birth, but the State was proud that she had such men. In July 1776, the Council of Safety met in Halifax, and on the 22nd of the EXCELS'OR" IS OUR MOTTO. month w liile the Council was in se.-sion, the Declaration of Independence reach ed them. The Council, lefore adjou-n-ing, unanimously pasyrd the following resolution : "Thai the Committee of the respective counties and towns in this State, on receiving the Declaration of Independence, do euu-e the fame to .e proclaimed in tne most public man ner." August 1st was appointed by ihe Council for proclaiming the Decla ration of Indepenceat the Court House in Halifax. This was indeed a great day for this ancient borough. All na tuie seemed to rejoice at the birth of a mighty nation. On the appointed day Cornelius Ha nett, who had been chosen to read the Declaration, ascended a rosLum in front of ihe Court House, and to a vast concourse of people he read the immor t:r. words of the Declaration. . When he had finished there arose from the people a simultaneous shout of joy; the loud cannon responded ; and the glo iou.i tidings that have proven bea con lights to the love s of f eedom the wo '.'Id over, an;' ;.,;e i H'e to our nation, we e proclaime I "that these colonies we -e and ouht to be free, sovereign, and independent slates." Beo e Independence was declared at Pir adelohia, the T o : jcial Cong -ess rcsemWcd at Hab'a v (August 13, 1770) r rd appo'oic.l a eoxrmir.ee to prepaie a civil co'-'si u:l:on for the "Old Xorth Stj e." On Xovember 12, 1776, the Delegates o il the colonies met at Habfax for ;' ')e purpose of aming this constitu tion. Halifax is especially noted for ib's. The B;ll of RighLs toeL'i.er with ihe consi-'iuiion was adopted on the ISlh of Decembe-. Pt'cha d Caswell was chosen Governor and other officers we e eiected. Atte this the go'xl old Ship of Sta'e under the auspices of patriotism, was fairly launched oi the ocean of existence. Though this con-fc-:" ution was far from being perfect, yel it was not e.iy to f ame it ; but the H'ri principles that were involved theiein, the sr-enuous efforts of those who aided m the framing of it, and the spirit of libe.ty that it included, com mand alike our respect, thanks and admiration. In the yen 1776, there were five newspapers published in Xorth Caro lina, one of which was published at Halifax. The early history of Halifa x County, but no more than that of the present day, is distinguished for is devotion to, liberty, and the patriotism of her sons. This noted little town of Halifax, at which there have occurred so many historical events, haa played an impor tant part m Xo-th Carolina history. Towards theendot the Revoltu'onary War, Comwallis in his retreat stopped ac Halifax. He pitched his camo a fJort distance Lorn the town, where he hod his headquarters. During his Stay heie h- was attacked by the militia men. It ended i i a defeat for the militia men. He left Halifax in May, 1781. One of the oldest cemeteries in the State is at Halifax. There are in it some tombs that have been laid over a hundred years. The most wonderful thing in the town is the "Magaz'ne Spring." The contriver of this soring is not known, but it is thought that the Indians built it. F'o-n 17SI :o the present date, the pre, s of llali ';.:: County has not been excelled by a iv othe- :n the State. J. A. Wh. k. J. S..B:.m:;v. Male school, Sco'laou Xeck, Mji. '05. Has'e t ips i'.- own heeTs. and fetters and stops itself. S'n-cc. The mind is its own place, and in it seH can make a heaven ot hell, a hell of heaven. Milton. Two pe sons cm not long be fiiends if they can not fo giva each ether's ahingrj. Drcyeie. His daily prayer, far better under stood, in acts than words, was simply doing good. Whi Her. FITS. All fits stopped free by Dr Kline's Great Xerve Restorer. Xo fit after first day's use. Marvelou.i cures. Treatise $2.00 tiial boctle free to Fit cases. Send to Dr. Kine, 931 Aich St j Philadelphia, P. MARCH 7. 1895. Little Tricks cf JCanners that 2is-t-rb Oiq'z Ne:shfc:rs. C h ic l jo Tin)'. it ; , j i " i the other dav, "the mwt that a t--t 1 stranger to whnn w tv:v rur -;:!; ha.-) to iiite;"fe:f in : e'i-i'iv uitit : com fon. A man M ivv jov-nr ! v i his mise.y thri.iiulio; ; tlsc U t r p.ui of a day, cauet by an- thr man play ing cards and Co!). autly wetting lii tinge.' s as he did so. Itwasna tli: ..u;.h t a'n .,oin Chicago and the keeping 1 sections wero the passen'ers' seat the daytime. Ins section wa onji.e ' the tinger-wette", wlio o i-ieu:Iy played cards with his wife, and Loin whom mv en.-itive f; iend had no cs- cae. Ever other seat in the car wa taken ; he is not a smoker to find refute ! . 1 l .1 int.. , .( Iinr.ni'nl l. t iu iiJAi j.T-y. i vi im '';ivti Hil.ll, -lll-.i 111" could only endmo his suiTeriim as let he could. It became little sliort of aonv tefo'e It was ended. "J a lo.ccia ed what he went through the other af-eruoou at a matinee, when I occupied a seat that wa almost vm s'aafly tluunoed by the young woman " U'J Wl UCUJUU 1JV7 t. ll. Kl"ll 11 fl v!io c-it. rlrw.- int 1 inrr f ot Ln . I UK V.1F 'I .1, ' V V M. yj IV tllllt K f I 'J (III accident ; in a moment or two, howeer, ua.ig c.-me her loot aga'n, and my cha.'r vibrated in consequence. From that time on she thumped it ii regular ly'. I tu ned seve al times as well as I coula, for the seals were very elo-e oeiher, and it was ditiicult to see d: ecily behind myself, hut I raid nothing, for I shouM have had to in form several pe -.his about us if I had a. empted a ve-b.d lemonstra' e. The pe. 'o mance, though, was p-actic.illv .' )(' led for me by the porsisieot t'.ump i;g against my cha'r, which, when it SiOjqel, as it occaooa'ly did, I Tr.und myself nervously watclrng for." Dairying in Nor Carolina. Wilmington Meivenyr. Georgians are going into the buuer! and cheese busme.-s on an increa l sca'c. It is wise and nno tant. The d.iivies a-e a great sou.ee of comfort and wealth. Xo ih Carolina should wake up here. Xot half is done that couid easily be done in this most ncc- e-a y and remunerative industry. In Putnam county, Ga., a big bns'ne s in dairying is done, rnd hund:ds of vhe farmers ship lots of the "gilt 'dged," and a-e far more prosperous than when they stuck to cotton. The Atlanta Comui'ulion savs : "A success' u I dairy means a poixl deal more than si m pi ' the process of churning buuer. It means boiter cos, mo"e fertile fields, and better s'ock of ah1 dec. iptions. Around the da; ymeu business in Putnam have grown other successful branches of farming, such as t he raising of fine cows ? "id ho-ses and the continuous imo oring of lands devoted to Co muda grass. What Putnam has done and is do' ng cm be done in every c.iiinty in Geo. g.'a. A few years ago Jersey cat tie were held at a fancy price, but now -f5' will buy a Je:sey bull of the best." Other countie.s a e also prospering. Cheese facto. ies are to be sta ted. Xo th Ci"o';t'a is a fine glazing State. ItAl ihe con nies, we suppo.-e. offer surie.'or pavantages lor uairvinen on a large sea1?. 1 he e is alwavs a demand , , , , , i for pure, .sweet hiiuor and for fre-h j j chee.-e. Let Xo. th Carolina ma'ce its! i own cheese. We wou'd like to know the pounds or chee e brought ..om the Xo th eve-v ye..- and s ld in North Cr olioa. It womd ag.egaf hundreds of thou:.mds of pounds. Shall our -eopie be To ever dej-erdent in this as in so many other things? Utilize your resources. Southlen Hotel, HAi.FAX, X. C. t C' vss ArroMMODATioNs yon T'lE Pl hLIC. The Fore The Eei The Mark, t Afford. MltS. C. P. TilXKRY, Mrs. John H. Fen.ver. 2 21 Gm Managers. SUBSCRIPTION PRICK Si cw. NO. 13. II .'.(.! f i .! ' i r There U :i n n. th.it n -h!-- Mr e to ! ir;-t ra!'i.! rv::!'!!. ed t!: -.-u!i.'.:t .ulh'.. h i , of the j; tiUt i-enffin-t.ir 1 i!,- h 1 1 . ,, , , , ., . the l.i!" iv-:j ri'ilni Monday. )u Fn-l ti) 1 .m l ::i I ul t.tfe Iio'ir w p.i. l ! , . memory oa t'lf ".-. :i i.f , an-iier.ir o! hi birth. He u - -:;. at l;l!IM'l, tlio lst!i - f Ftl- ruury, 17'.5. A noble .nsid m-t (''' rroux soul lrn into the worM , j ; . , n- i . u , that dav. 1 ake liiui all and in .t!i l. mi - , is tilt nifi'l no'fAorthv and t.nlv nevolent benefurtor ol the wi'l.l '. whom we lia- know !k't'. He Livf t'2,5 M t,( H M ( ( the J .or of -M .. alleviate their Miilenng- . Iu i-4e 1 the Soutli to form the Edih-at .! ; Peab. k!v Fund .3.hm.hi. ,. n,. to hi natixe town ; l.i .ie to K.dti moie ; he t jse to V ile and II.n.n i Fniver-it ies, and in otl-ri d 'je.-t i--n wilhafiee hand. Giving ni;cle him richer and Unter and hitdn". Ihe 'ueen of England utlenil him a H.vo netcy, but the Ameiiean !! i r 1 it. He expended much of great riches ;n doing good. His name should !. a a househol-l word tlrough alt ni i hl: generations in our land, and i.ut!eii larly in the South. 1'iom the L,i!ti Din e Shu we Copy the following : It was while in London that hi- benefact iijns on this siile of the Athin- tic were concened and carried into i I fect. The condition of ihe South made a oower'.ul appeal to him. En;ei jin;: f"m the war bank-upt and witn eery Indus!' v pa'ah'ed or de;rocd. the States which had con-lituted the Con federacy had a population and no means to educate them. Schools had abnost ceased during the continuance of the war, and so bid time had to ! lera-ned, if that we.e po-nble. Mr. Pea body came to the recue. - cog Peabodr livd honored and te- s -ted atid belovod tic rf..oiv.wl 1 1 k. thanks of the i.ei-latme of hi adot eI State for h's public service- and of the Federal Cong He died hi a good old a':e, the world being le: ier for Ir's having lived in it. and by hi- gib and Jiis patriot l-m and hi- good exam pie, 'tie iK'ing dead yet -peaketh.' " His gifts e-cceeil .fC.lKHiooo, but the good he did ij not to W mea-ured b dollars. He set the world an examp'e worthy of all emulation, and taught the great )eson of the brotherhood of man. In .neient or modern time. there has been no higher examp'e none m) hiuh we think of a broad, li-ime:estel charity. From one of oui connny to the other in teti of thoti- ands of liotnps the vii t ue and l-nev o - loiicf 'iiul iwil.lo nfi fit l!iiiri'i l'i i- ii hi i i bodv ae talked ab ut and ten of thousand- o! the best people in manv lands cheri.-h hi memorv with rever- ence. admiratu ti and trr.d it ude. It . . ........ i. i i a i r. n-i i ! ni rr ii u i in l i.onr n i Oi ator, e icero. wiio.-am mat men senible the gM in nothing so tmieh n- it- 1 !.... in doing troo' to their feilow men." To e.:pre-s the mo-t g neron- bene factions of M r. Peabofjy v.e mu-t fall back upon him who expre-.-e- every thing better than all rirals : "For Id- bounty 1 here wa- no winter in 't : an autumn 't wa That grew more by reaping." In the highest sense fie wa the friend of humanity. "Xo pent up I.'nca contracted his power." His munificence was great and hi- chanty wide as hurnanitv. SA LT-KH Kt'M ; KLKSFt f'l'.ACKKI OPEN A.M I'AA.u : M,1 lyOTTIF. ' I.AHK. (i;il F-lll, lKTCt, f i,i:utv. Iliv-;)i.'i. wnt-i: ' "i; k:v'S m- pi it.su r? t' tjpn my faith in tin-htue nt Ir. ivro 's (.oii'ti M-inal liscov-rv. HaviiiK su'ii n-l lor t l.r-? ars from pait-rhemn. anl utu-r lia u-.-jt t n un. nei;i iI till v treati il by a u i.nyi-iairi. I " .... ,i. . ... t in: ' Iiinc'io-rjr.' TL!? buiiior wbi in 'v - Tek mv l.r-l. 1 w fe73i rI.liK'-'l to keep m cntrltijr on tli-rn "3Sc k, X- for rjjotjth ht a cow-nnjr rnorriinif arol n i tri't. I no C . fr i. rr l.urf Ifilf 'jfflt ami ikI.ihk n- lion witiij i0- tut , iDif ilAr mil m tirn-a it a a If 1 woul'l ro razy. Wben 1 tj-nt tn; OrjifT. tint 0i n woul'l cruck fij-n ami LI!. It W ImpoffliMe for me to dorritje tli infna i-ain and suUi rinir wLic-h I ndurti rjigtit anil iJy. Aft-r taiiiuif bix Uittloa of tne " Lnijvry " 1 waa entirely curfJ. 1 c-unnot praiK? Ir. Pi--rr. fi Goln Medical discovery eoousb." bold ty Deaiera. MESXIOX THIS I'AI'EK. v r VU!i jour Adirrt lament ! 1' 'r DR. H. 0. HYATT'S'SANATORIUM, Norfolk Commission Co., f ' v mm 0 I'n !!-, Ve e ,t . : : i m - 1 ! r. ! !!,!' V . . 'I -'.,,! M. I I'- D. -.- r. , ; ' i i - i ;i-!,r, i . Ne.v II." ! c, N . j IS.llik ' 'f '.i ! ii .. I I J Iv I !. Ii o!i !,nti, t .i!lllt:..! c'l led ;i f-.idV ..ni'.i: f.n!- ...:d ' t: !m-ii-"m! --,.;'.. 1 W II t y. 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