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11 The Democrat. E. C. JIILLIARD, Editor. Published Every Thursday. Entered at the. Pott-Office at Scotland Neck, A". C, an Second Clan Matter. THURSDAY. MAY 23,1.W. It is- reported from Washington that there are thirty-tix easc of Hmall pox at Staunton, V. Dispatches from Washington pay that General Ransom does not expect to return home horn Mexico until sometime iu the fall. Ho will then come home to remain probably two months and carry his: family back will) him to Mexico. He is now on a brief visit to Monterey, the fashionable sum mer resort for the citizens of Mexico. The Daily Commercial of Atlanta a few days ago stated tnat the Georgia State Capitol was in a frightfully filthy condition. Covernor Atkinson was asked if he intended to take any steps towards having the building put in proper condition. He answered that he was. not. Ho said that as th Com mercial had made the condition of the building its business it might finish the job and clean it out. Whereupon the Commercial sent a brigade of men with scrubbing brushes and buckets to do the work, but. they found the build ing locked. The recent cold has done great dam age to the truck and berry crop. A dispatch Trom Norfolk, 17th, said : The truck farmers of thi.; section have suffered vmy reriously on account of the cold rains. Reports to the Vir ginian from all sections of Tidewater aie to the cfiect that potatoes, cabbages, peas, etc., have been damaged possibly 2" per cent., and in certain sections the loss will reach -.10 per cent. The fruit crops have also been seriously injured. The loss cannot be estimated in dollars and cents. The .amber! Point strawberry crop is ruined. The heavy rains are assign ed as flie cause of the failure. A grow er said. to-day that from thirty acres he had only gaihered fourteen crates o! the 1 1 i 1 1 . Another, with fifty acres, remarked that one load brought his en tire crop to town. NAME OF (ton ON MAFS. 1 i:C- W fu'.v ei cv.i :; on! iiV ;?.' -ays that ago a ptialfnt in Wa.-h- int v. as studying Lowell's Posu.n lee.ure on Mars, and from the maj of the planet -hicb he had before him he m-.-Je the wouderir.l fhscovcry that tl-e r.mais on ti;0 planet ?dais arc cut .so a. to farm the Hebrew characters for the name ol the Almighty. They are the same characters that were ordered to be written on the door posts of the Israel ites. The conelusior.s drawn are that the enterprising Martians have, after looking in wo;. der for ages at our planet as v.c have theirs, concluded to sig nal o us. the name of Cod to see ii they can not get some intelligent an Fvcr from us. A few years ago the astronomical world noticed a series of light-Hashes from Mars, and it was concluded that the Martians were signaling to us in the hope oT an answer. Failing in that, this sti; dent of Mars thinks that perhaps they have decided lofignai to us in the culling of their waterways. It is at least interesting speculation, and there is truly no knowing or guess ing what scientists will vet discover. JFDCE ME ARES. Tlie Supreme Court has decided that Judge O. P. Meares properly holds the office of .1 r.dgc in the criminal court which includes Halifax county. C. A. Cook of Warren was elected to the place by the legislature, but he was elected three days before the President of the Senate and Speaker of the House had signed the bill. The court held that there was no euch odice in exlstenco at the time Cook was elected, and that it is better that the will of the Legislature be thwarted than that a man should hold such an important office illegally. The opinion was renderad by Justice Furchos, who is a Republican, and the opinion was concurred in by the entire court. This seems to be a ease of retributive justice. The Fusion Legislature cre ated the district court for the sole pur pose of giving one man a job, not withstHnding the people in several counties of the dirtrict did not -want the court. A lady at looleys, La., was very sick with bilious colic "when M. C. Ti.sler, a prominent merchant of the town gave her a bottle Vf -'Clwrnbcr-Iain's- Colic Choiera ansP diftrrhoea Remedy. He says she was well in forty minutes after taking the first dose. For sale by F.. T. Whitehead Co. , - IV A VSIDE JM'TiSnS. The editor of Tiik DEMOf it at, du ring his -hort stay at Cedar Rock last week, had the good fortune to 1-c en tertained in the home of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Cop i -edge. An ideal country) home is theirs, with .hades and lawn- j and widening fields, and n;ar by bub-j - , ,. ,,, i I bling springs ;,nd gurgun"; rills; and i within is just that hospitality which is j always made possible by a pro-pwoiw, '.Thole-sot lied Southern farmer, and which in Mr. Coppedge's home is 1!H nonsed bv a housewife w ho is queenly in J 1- - , , , , everv movement, thougMliui ior eri comfort, spreads sunshine all about her and gives a hearty welcome to ail. It is indeed a pleasure tov'ult such a well ordered home and enjoy the associa tions with such a pleasant family of good parents and bright and interest ing children. Mr. and Mrs. Coppedge are well known to the people of Scot land Neck and are held in high esteem by all who know them. The country needs more euch schools as Cedar Kock academy. And they ouht to be out in the rural districts like Cedar Kock. Many perorn in the country districts are not able to send their children to boarding schools in towns. These good academies in the country districts are a great power and must be felt in their work of enlight ening the boys and girln in the coun try. The editor of The Democrat spent two hours in Enfield Monday. Our friends there say good words for Tin: Democrat and are really encouraging with their kind words ; but, while we increased our subscriptton list there, wo did not add as many names as we wished. Mr. S. S. Al-op was busy ship pi n g st ra wberric?. County-treasurer F. Parker said Monday that Halifax county does not owe the State any money. He has settled, up all the old matter, of 8vv and has paid tl.e taxes for 181)4. He says that the tax colic-tors have col lected the taxes more closely than they have been collected in many years. Mr. E. V,. Kerr of Clinton said to ,-. rv70r- nf Tt'K DVorii AT MondfiY that the strawberrv crop is about over, j The huckleberrv en he says, promises to be good, i'nd more money will be mode on them than on s: rawberries. as these is r.o expenrc if c;!p valine tl.e huckleberries. There i'ows th: n ois .sn county a j hoi tarn which .-et ms to have been j r. without a name umo some umu aut-i the P.evoiutUMiary w;ir. A colored man w:s crossing it, saya tradition, Willi a ba-kei of j-igs. He accidentally drop ped his basket ot pigs into the creek, and il, has ever since been known by the name of Pig-Pasket. Creek." V'e observed as., we passed through Nash ii'e last week that two good to bacco warehouse are being built pre paratory to opening a tobacco market there this year. One young man said in the debate at Cedar Hock academy la-t week that there were then more supplies in Frank lin county than on the 14th of any May since 1800. Nash and Franklin counties are pros perous. They raised good tobacco crops last year 2nd realized good prices for it. DECLARES FOR CRIME. The Froar v ' Farnu-r recently - M, I-If we were to find a man coininj. silver we would not tell it on him.' It seems to us that, this is a bold declaration ior crime. Everybody knows it is a high crime against the State and society to make counterfeit money. Now, when the Proyrcxxire Farmer says it would not tell on amah whom it should find coining silver, it could just as consistently say that if it were to find a man counterfeiting mon ey it would let him alone. Thi: Dkmocrat thinks it is time for honest men, mn who love truth and justice, to stop following the lead of such papers. Why all women are not beautiful and all men not strong may be hard to ex plain ; but is not so hard to say why more men are not strong and more women not beautiful. It is because they need to have their blood purified and invigorated by the use of Avers Sarsapariila that good old medicine which has not only stood the test of half a century, hut was alone consid ered worthy of exhibition, by the World's Fair Commissioners, out oi ail the preparations purporting, to be blood-purifiers and nerve-tonics. It is a fact, well known to medical men and testi lied to by thousands that the eff ect oi using this medicine is to impart strength to the muscles, vigor to the mind, brightness to the eyes, brilliance to the skin, and bloom to the cheek. What more can be desired? Ayer's Sarsapariila does this for others, it' will do so for you- It does this by driving out of the veins and arteries every par ticle of diseased blood and filling them with a pure and vigorous circulation. This is the secret both of beauty and of health. FITS. All fits stopped free by Dr Kline's Great Nerve Restorer. Xo, fit after first dayVusC' .' !M atvelous cures. Treatise-$'2.00 trial beetle, free to 'Fit cases. Send to KrKine, 931 Arch St Philadelphia, P. A CALM REVIEW. Along tne .-a me lines with which we closed our review hist week, let us pur- ?1J(. the abu.ed idea of reform. j-,,, joints clamored for retrench- rcfonn alI throuh two cam- . bW,,, pal ens. This was a sueees-t'U Hogan for them, ana under no other cou d they have been stickful. It is always j,,,,.,,- amongst those who do not know tne so!;(i fac.t to cry out again-t extravagance and demand a reform. rey to the wiles of tho.-e who declare that thoe in power are oppressing their supporters. The right man can go into any com munity in North Carolina and begin to preach to the people that their public school teachers, who get on an average less than '27 per month, perhap, :;re over paid and that the school tax is too heavy for the amount of schooling their children get, and after awhile someone will believe it. And it will not be rory long before there will be great dissatisfaction in the community ; and the poor, overworked, brain-dazed teacher, whoso life is made a mortal torment every hour by the meanness of home-neglected urchins, and w hose vrrv life-l.ioort is ebbing out because of the worry and wear (A the school-room, will be asked to work ior less mo:.ey or put in an hour or two more of work every day. In almost any community where ministers of Cod's holy gospel are paid even a meagre salary ior giving their whole life and power to serving the .members of their churches in spiritual things, if t ho complaint that the preacher is too well paid be artfully made, it will not be long before score. of holiest supporters, and former fol lowers will say that it is true. They w ill say that the preacher dresses better tharrti.ey do, lives better than they do, and thev can't hc!i vt him in it anv longer. ri' Jt i an undeniable fact that with a large pr-r cent, of tiie human race such, arguments weigh much. Now, the arguments cmploytd lo j the Populists, who afterwards became j .rn.?iOJ!jst? v,e,e mch of ihc Mlm . . . rr) . , , . I vino, iiicy crit u ior ieioim. i iie promised icfonn. They wore c'ectwl on that promise of reform. They went to the legislative Iialis under a pledge lor reform. They took their oath of office, as it were with one hand on tin Pihie and the other spread out to their constituents, saying, "See the reform that we will now inaugurate !' How id it come c.',; -i.c-i us see. Were any of the salaries and fees 1 f State or comity officers reduced? If so, how much? Were appropriations decreased or increased? If so now much? We have shown in a previou aiticie how appropriations were in creased and how the expenses of the Legislature were also increased. In short, then, are the burdens of the people lighter under the legislation of the Fusionists than under Democratic legislation ? Has a single mar. in North Carolina yet felt his burden lighter In r ar-.u of the acts cf the Ft; don T.3-.; iature? But one says that it is too soon to expect any relief. We must wait and give matters time to work out the promised relief which lured thousands of good men to yote the ticket that well-nigh made them sick when (hev did it. It has now been almost half a year since the Legislature assembled, and did the disgruntled people wait that long with the last Democratic administration before they began to grumble about delayed justice? Put grant tne plea that we have not yet given the Fusion leaven time to work out relief, and does the future promise any more than we already ?ee? Let the tax collector come around next time and the "dear deople" will see something they have not yet seen. How about the tax imposed upon tl.e doctors, boarding-iioues and the like? How about the 2 per cent, tax on the purchase of seeds and drugs? Persons who sympathize with the afflicted will rejoice with D. E. Carr of ll3o Harrison street, Kansas City. He is an old sutTerer from inflammatory rheumatism, but has not heretofore been troubled in this climate. Last winter he went up into Wisconsin, and in consequence has had another at tack. "It came upon me again very acute and severe," he said. ".My joints swelled and became inflamed ; sore to touch or almost to look at. Upon the urgent request of my mother-in-law I tried Chamberlain's Pain Balm to re duce the swelling and, ease the pain, And to my agreeable- surrr'ise. it did fitPboth. ,1 have used three fritv-cent bot tles and believe jt (o .be the, finest thin? for fheumari'snr ings i eSitoUt. oEor safety TvoWliite head & Co. . . ancij REPORT OF COMMISSIONERS ! i ! Of THE TOWN Of SCOT LAND NECK. N. C For th' i r t l,liuj M t'j 1-ith, IS Bv R. ( . .lOSKY, Tkeasi kek. lS'.U. i:e rn-Ts. j y 70 May 2 T ami n trea-ury Jufv 23 Cin- i-' tax .-M) 1n05 Mav 14 Street money to date 10 !0 14 Ta.xc-to date i',-'7 Si 11 Finest- date 2S (mi Total .t'ldO.i P. lSt4 M-iaK.-I.MENT.s. June 1 G W Prvan. f.-r hauling 2 ( " 1 John Mayo, ciean'g ditch 2 02 ' 1 As-.en Hyman. " " 1 12 " 1 i: K Hilhard. pii.iting 10 (K " 1 (i W P.racy. work " " 1 J A i'eny. town docket ii 7" " 1 l.-aac l'owell. feed 'g iris. " " 1 11 Y I'ittman. lamps 2o Xt 4i 1 ( ' V Dunn, salary - 1 W H Allsbrook. Hags 1 W : Watson, lumber July o-Joe Stern, lumber, etc. 41 o Moore it Woolard, pump " o E W Hyman, oil Isaac Powell, feed'g pi is " o(i C Weeks, fix'g pump " " J A Perry, town tax list " .1 A Perry, ofiice rent 2o CH i 2 r;t U 20 1 2o 12 00 So 1 (K ; oo 7 ro i: o(i ') Peter William-, lamps C W Dunn, salary & suit o0 00 Aug 3 E V Ilyman, for oil " '.) John Mayo, ditching " II Joe Stern, paid hands " 15 (i C Weeks, fixing pump " 3 Hassell & Weeks, nork " 3 Peter Williams, services ' 3 (' W Dunn, salary " 3 W II Allsbrook, Mags Sept 7 Peter Williams, services ' 7 C W Dunn, salary 7 J A Kitchin. hauling '; 7 Joe Stern, paid iiands ' 7 E W Hyman, oil, i-c, "7 J 11 AMsbrook, lun-.ler 8 .' 05 :j 12 35 7)0 lo ( K) 2o 00 2 00 1 5 00 2o 00 42 77 15 01' 14 'A 8 00 " 7 John Koberson. feed'g pris 2 o( " AlkMi A 1-ton, street work 180 ' Havwood Hunter, work 1 80 " 7 Albert Johnson, street work 1 S( " 7 Wm Pagan, street work " 7 Stephen Ellis, street work " 7 CV'sar Alexander, work ' 7 Peter wm it !i, street work " 7 Mack Jones, street work " 7 Dempsy Whitmel, work " 7 Pitiilin !ishoi, street work " 7 Jim Smith, street work " 7 Mursdy Epps, street work " 7 Alex Smith, street work 1 80 3 00 1 80 1 80 1 80 1 80 1 80 1 80 1 80 1 80 li 7 Wesley Johnson, street work 1 20 " 7 Andrew Shields, street work 1 20 " 7 Hutlings Anthony, work 1 20 " i Joel Crocket, street work 120 " 7 Allen Williams, street work I 20 ' 7 Arthur James, street v.o:k 0'J Alfred Jordan, street work DO " Aifre'l Kavnor. street work 'JO " 7 West Paul!, street work "IE W Hvmiuu clerk fj u.os. G 00 Oct o Peter lillam nary 15 b " o C Dunn, salary 25 00 " I J P'-w ! cleaning lockup 50 " 5 J' W Hyman, oil for town 1) 07 " 0 J E V, o.da.rd, work well 00 " 5 AIomzo Peebles, hauling 2 03 "5 Joe Stern, lumber 3 14 " 5 i 0 Weeks, fixing pump 2 'zi " o J A Perry, rent for ofiice 7 50 " 5 C W Dunn, paid hands 8 50 " 5 J M Morrisette, hauling 75 " 5 N P Josey, pipe and pump 3 7 " it Join son it Stallings, pump ) 48 " o W A Dunn, paid hands 1 50 " 5 Reuben Staten, due hands 0 " 5 Arden Hyman, street work 2 40 " a Albei t Johnson, street work 2 70 " a Cicsar Alcxandet, work 2 70 ' 5 Tom Smith, street work 2 40 ' Ashley Evans, street work 1 20 " 5 David lligsrs. street work 1 7." " a ashington Smith, work 2 10 ' 5 W H Allsbrook, fljg 2 Oi ov o TV ter Williams, salary 15 00 " 2 C W Dunn, salary 25 oc: 2 Joe Meru, for Jumhor 4 57 " 2 Anthony Taylor, for work 1 50 " 2 John Mavo, for ditching 1 50 " 2 I L dishing, fixing lamps " 2 Stephen Ellis, street work; 1 00 " 2 Sol Stallings, street work " 2 1 V Jiyman, oil for town 7 aO " 2 Alonzo Peebles, hauling 2 90 " 2 Allen Williams, work 30 " 2 John E Boyette, surveying 2 5 " 2 Arden Ilyman, 0r Dec 7 Peter Williams, salary 15 00 7 C W Dunn, salary 25 00 " 7 Joe Slern, j;imher for town I i L w H vrmm.o;; f,.v loan 12 10 " 7 V W Jones Jc Co., iann I " 7 Anthony Taylor. f..;- v.,,Vk 1 .", " i Hcmv Pitt, for hauling 1 ."0 " 7 Arden Ilyman, ditcning LS 10 " 7 Alonzo Peebles hauling 40 " 7 VA Ausbon, special police 2 00 " 7 I-: E Iliiliard, receipt books 1 ."30 " Joe stern, paid hands 2 C0 " 7 A Hyman and John Mayo for ditching 10 lo " 7 E Smelds, Jime for town 1 .")0 " 7 G C Weeks, special police 2 CO " 7 Ct II Jolmson, " " 1 (Kj " 7 J I Morrisette, hauling 45 Peter Williams, special p. 100 7 W II Allsbrook, flags 2 00 7 E W Ilvman, oil etc. 12 24 ii 1: Jan 4 Peter Williams, ralarv lo 00 " 1 C W Dunn, salary 25 00 "IF Smith, trees for town 2 25 " 1 Dunn A Coughenour, lumb. 5 25 " 4 Alonzo Peebles, hauling 1 03 " 4 (; C Weeks, special police 2 00 " 4 G II Johnson, " " 2 00 " 1 J A Perrv, office rent 7 50 4 4 W H Allsbrook, flags 1 00 Feb 1 Peter Williams, salarv " 1C W Dunn, .salary lo 00 25 00 3 20 a a X F Smith, trees for town 1 Joe Stern, for lumber ss "IE W Ilyman, oil, nails &c 13 2S " 1 White & Tau'l, coal, nails, 37 Mch 1 Teter Williams, salary 15 00 " 1 C W Dunn, salarv 25 00 "IE W Hyman, oil, etc. 18 05 " 1 Wilson Allsbrook, rope &c 1 20 " 1 J II Drew, fixing flag pole 1 50 " 1 W H Allsbrook, " " 2 00 Apr 5 Peter Williams, salary 15 00 " 5 C W Dunn, salarv " 25 00 " o E Y Hyman. oil. e. 12 85 5 T W Fenner. direhmg 4 00 5 Joe Stern, lumber for town :i 10 5 Alonzo Peebles, hauling 05 " Henry Pitt, hauling dirt 0 o J A Perrv, office rent 7 50 " W II Alfsbrook, flags 1 00 Total disbursements, ?047.S2 Maj- 14 Amt. in Treasury, 155.07 o : M -. " uncollected,. ..14100 ' One single 50-ceht "bottle of John son's Chill and Fefer Tonic Is guaran- - j! i-eed tel curefiy q! Fever. Try it; i R. T. vviiito"ha.t-.VVrt " ' Crushed His S kuli t lio veins. , - i-y :v. j u rc.i.SiC-l hero S,r.:.!.iy from j Potacasi. N. C.. that wl.iic ihw men. two whit? a: ing on a !r. t.ifn i-i 1 - c if! wrrT wor- k for the Camp M.inu- S facturing C., a negio nameil ioo; iWe !;.: oa 8"rne rail.- whicti ne: : -1 . we:e n..in2. Mr. Sykt-s ique.-ted him get oil, but he refused t( do so. Word- on-uei when the i e;r struck Slices oa the back of his hoa 1, crush ing his skuli in. Ttje negro escaped and Mr. Sv kes was taken to Witodh-.nd for treatment. Dr. J. W. Joyner ex aminol the wound, taking out the broken piece of skull and the man i reported to ooing well tmder me lrcumsta'-fs. I he wegr. V '! 1 oo!e was captun n in rori-nnMii ... r 1.,. iiken to Jackson jail to-day : i a Hear ing at !ht- next term of suj.f-rior court which meets in Augu-t. Mr. T. 1'. Wstoii is i 'lite sick at his jome. Mr C. C. Lewis agent for .v. A. L. eft Ae-terdav for Kaleigh where he (x-s to attend the uuveiling oi the ConfeileratM Monument. Mr. Lewis s perhaps one of the oldest employes in the service of this company. He ias been agent and operator here for 28 vears. Mr. Jim Harden of Seern, N. t ., a;sed through here yesterday on his way to Raleigh. Mr. (iuv Lewis u sitending a ivr davs with hi father, Mr. C. C. Lewis. Mrs. T. P. Weston returned from Petersburg yesterday. Mrs. Lou Wilev of Salem, V a., is here on a visit to her mother, Mrs. J. B.Weston. Dan. OVERWORK INDUCED Nervous Prostration Complete Eecovery by the Use of Ayer's Sarsapariila " Some years ago, as a result of too close attention to business, my health failed. I became weak, nervous, was unable to look after my interests, and manifested all the symptoms of a de cline. I took three bottles of Ayer's Sarsapariila, began to improve at once, and gradually increased my weight from one hundred and twenty -five to two hundred pounds. Since then, I and my family have used this medicine when needed, and we are all in the best of health, a fact which we attribute to Ayer's Sarsapariila. I believe my chil dren would have been fatherless to-day had it not been for Ayer's Sarsapariila, of which preparation I cannot say too much." II. O. IIinson, Postmaster and Planter, Kinard's, S. C. Ayer's Sarsapariila RECEIVING MEDAL AT WORLD'S FAIR. AYER'S Pills Save Doctor's Bills, Want a Wheel ? KEYSTONE," ' TRIP.UNE," and "STORMER" m vci.i TRICYCLES AND VELOCIPEDES. Prices for Uicycles 824 to S105. Tricycles from 85 to 23, Velocipeles from 81 to BEST WHEELS Every Wheei G-uar- anteed in every part. W. M. GKRiiY, A (tent for Halifax Co. Scotland Nix k, N. C. 5 9 3m AND- SILVERWARE!!! WATCHES AND CLOCKS PUT IN PERFECT REPAIR. We have engaged the seryicesof Mr. J. D. Perry, who has just returned from the Chicago Watch Ma kers' Institute, where he took a thorough course, and is prepared to do ALL KINDS OF REPAIRING And Engraving. His office is at our show window in iront., ,AU work.as guaranteed.. ... GIVE HIM A' CALL- 'T c'-T' m-WHTTSTf'WA'n 4 25 tf rj,2? , V-' 4 2o tf Scotland eck, . JEWELRY IGLEHEART'S Z Swans Down F i i vr. t winti:k vh::at i WITHOUT RlVrtU ron cnKCs, prsthy and mhiijip : MKMloN H ADDIN'CiTmN S'enouraphv. Bookkeeping. Penm.TU-hip. Short!,.:. ! b tauv'ht in a thorougli and practical manner. F.Vcani i folk harbor. Stnd.i-nts admittI at any time. Loth - partmcnt. Cradiiates Jieljl m finding position-. 'uu : information address O OS y JOH1M m. TAYLOR & CO., EE Gi::::l C::::::::: Mcrchints No. .r Jl,ui uoke Consignments of Country Pnxluce oi ecry descrijtion solicit!. Rkfekknces : ( lty -National naiiK, ... . - .. t Cincinnati, . ; James B. Laing A ( ... ew Pmi, torncv-at Law. Windsor, Va. : Brad-treet Ap'iicy M. 11. Hou.anp. of Nansemond County, Va. M. H. HOLLAND. SON A '.. WHOLESALK COMM y. S Specialties : Peanuts. C,tton. Corn. Poultry, Egg" and Lumber. REFERENCES : The Bank oi Comn.. :..-. Earmers Bank, SulToll,, ',, CORRESPONDENCE AND C NSI(i.N M ENI MM 0 1 To Farmers Farmers' Manufacturing Company : I used your Patent Parrels cxc!udely in tho i-hipu ' including 7.000 barrels of In-h potat'.es, and I want Im i;h ' ever used. Put me down as a permanent customer, a- I w: ' i.- other. . FARMERS' MANUFACTURlJN C CO.. 3 7 3m MK.N1ION" Hog : Cholera IY USING THE MAJOR CHOLERA JURE. FOR SALE AT N. P.. JOSEY'S E. T. WHITEHEAD & GO.'S Scotland Neck, N. C. IP i, BgBDrED- use; r jfoBitry. EGGS FOR SALE ? I per 1. S. C. DROWN LEGHORNS The machines. GIANT BLACK JAVAS The iaruo- ..,.r.Cle:in ,ejrce1 clucken that grow.-. I'l RE WHITE WYANDOTTES. J. D. Bardin, WILSON, N. H 21 2 m MENTION- THIS I'AI EK. WHO'S SHELLABERGER? , lre tene man, ,T All ihV ' G ' 861,9 the bi.t and- eheapeat C. fencinK in exiitenr 3 oil LOUR IIMs 1 Al 1 K. Blll-DlNi;. LBANPY MP; I . . 1 A I I 1 n 1 .II Mil ... XOItFoLK. l.l PEAM l AM I .oii ik, :t. . in.- v - ..rii. '. 'ti . 1 M. II. Hoi 1 tv, of N ,: ISSION .M KI!( I! A.V Ruamd.e Dot h. n ( ()L and Truckei HAVING EM. MM , CA P. T! ) Wf air- ; ; ' j . t r - i ! ' East YuXeni i?.r:: IN ' NV (M AM 't (ti ll '.'; 7.- V 'o and foi I" a i ! r . 1 1 : : - 1 V Berry Cr:.ies ar.d T:v (,v 1.1. 1. 1 ; S'o I.:o,c !,trd M WE H VE ONE : Gm.AT RlMlH.K, Noi.l I.K Your tuly. NGK1GLK, VA. Tills lri;!:. First - Cla. Li v eel m. T , V- - ) 4V..- - - J. B. CRAY. ppol'l: I have pui'-!i-'1 ' ; foriiierly n i i . : drey Wa'-on. ; ffrvo. tho p'lb'i'- u.? Best of Teams I t AT RE A. -ON AM, PHIBNT1 STENG i i i i ' (.J;MI I I.'. Rubber Sui-' S PENCl J.-. Pi. - ' S. K. H iiNKK ; Roper fhiild'g. N First-cla-s n o; -u C Notice! Notice- Our land- are j... I shall f.in-e t. - ! friends or fo-. fice bv tre-pa-rii-g p timlier of -the Aorth C.i-'J. Company. ,, 4 u r CUljlvim. 17 Jy
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