The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-10-22
r,,ursday. Oct. &c. 1855.
Tore and Hereabouts.

11ere and Hereabouts.
Wanted-ads.
How is the weather?
Join the 5. N. L. Society.
Don't catch cold-good advice.
This is good cotton market.
f. B. Higgs L Co. offer hammers at
cents apiece.
Miss Lilly Shields left Saturday TO WISH
lends in Hamilton.
Rev. II. G. Hilton's address for the
resent is Hamilton, N. Z.
Mr.. S. B. Kitchin attended the State
air at Raleigh last week.
Mr.. w. W. Hall. of the Roanoke Ne'cs
ne down Friday afternoon.
We call attention to the advertisement
FIJI. Powell-Restaurant.
Saturday last was the busiest day of
he season with our merchants.
Mr.. Biscoe Bell has come back to our
own and made it his home.
j. II. Lawrence has fresh supply
fclover and o. G. Grass seed.
Mr.. Biggs has sold his farm, the old
smith place. to MIR. B. T. Earrell.
Scotland Neck is good market for
hose who have farm products to sell.
DR.. Boddie has purchased the old par
image from MIR. N. Biggs and has moved
b it.
Messrs.. B D. Gray, W. p. White, r
|. Pitt and w. H. Kitchin left Tuesday
for Richmond.
DR.. n. P. Boddie has moved. He now
OCCUPIES the house on corner of Green
wood and Ninth streets.
Contributions must not be business
advertisements. Can some of our letter
writer's see the points
Call at S. Rothschild's and select
from the big bankrupt stock and save 80
per cent in your purchases.
Mr.. f. H. Whitaker, Jr., of Enfield
has recently been granted license by the
Supreme court to practice law.
The merry melody of a bouncing baby
bow enlivens the household of Capt. W.
LII. kitchin. The wee one arrived Fridaj
last.
Call at NJ. Hoffman Il Co.'S and obtain
for $500 pair of James Means shoes
They arc the best in the market 70,
800.
We call attention to the advertisement
in this issue of Messrs. F. E. Fross Il Co.
1t Is a composition to burn stumps with
Read it.
You will notice in our Aurelian Springs
| letter that Mr. Parker, whom the train
Knocked off the track in Enfield. was not
killed.
No more faithful and studious set oil
Students has been enrolled in Vine Hill
Academy during its present management
than for this session.
Master Robert Joyner, who has been
kept at home for several weeks by reason
Of sickness. returned to his place in Vine
Hill Academy last Monday.
Mr.. Manning, of Henderson, came down
Saturday evening to see his relatives of
this place, one of these is his son the
clever Foreman of this office Mr.. George
Manning.
Miss Rebecca Shields returned from
Panacea Springs last Friday, where she
has been for some time. We are glad to
EARN that she is much improved in
lealth.
Mcssrs. j. A. Futrell 4 Bro, have
opened their store near the depot. Theil
store front Is very attractive and they
propose to do good business, which
they will do. All can stop as they 60 t.
the depot without going out of the way
In our absence last week our Tiller,
mail, through mistake arising from
having two maIlers that week, was no
sent off. When it was found out, we gath
cred the best papers we could find, which
we're not we'll printed, and sent imme
lately.
DR.. Robert Mullen died painful deatf
in Halifax Sunday from blood poison
tie was poisoned while visiting patlen
by having a scratch on his finger which
in some way touched poisonous spot o
his patient. lie was very promising
doctor
Thanks for complimentary ticket t.
attend the Rocky mount Fair.
1t comes off November 10, IL, II, 18th
This fair is situated in good section ant
no doubt it will be good fair. The ra-
eng will be the feature.
Wewere off the latter part of last week
Vent to the Raleigh Fair, and when "
got back Friday evening we were inform
aby MIR. I. E. Whitaker that he hat
aeclded to postpone his speech. Accord
sIy there was NJ speaking Saturday
fleming.
ROLL OF HoNoR.-The following pn
pis are on the Roll of Honor in Miss Ett'
o'Alsbsook's school for the week endin
vet. l6, 1885; Misses. Ida E. Alsbrook
varrle A. Alsbrook, Hattie D. Alsbroo
Naomi W. Alsbrook, Loudie Bell. Ali