The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-06-06

r. Owens.
Mrs. w. 4. Prudcn of Edenton
died on Tuesday Of this week.
Got all the mail I want" sail town
gentleman, as he turned from the post
Office witt THE DEMOCRAT.
the liver and kidneys are sluggish
and inactive, Hoods SareapariI'a will
arouse them to prompt and regular ac-
ton. Take i. now.
Tarboro enjoys the trad. ola good
scope of country that has formerly been
gong to Hamilton. The factory opera
atives make good market for Tarboro.
The TAX LISTERS for the county have
their documents in hand and will be
ready for the work at any time
Property and polls must be listed dur
ing the month Of June.
The Goldsboro letter to the daily
Messenger says tbat at the recent closing
exercise Of Fremont Institute, the medal
for Penmanship was awarded to A. A.
Andrews, of Halifax.
If the people of this town and com
munity would reciprocate interest with
this paper, We would give you the news
lest paper Of its SIZE in North Carolina.
Come to see Us just Il little whHe accasian
ally. V e like to talk with our friends.
We learn from the Wilson Adcance
that Elder P. d. Gold has written a book
on ''Joshua" which is now in press. lie
is one Of the finest men IN his church the
Primitive BaptIsN and we doubt not
that his book will be read by many With
pleasure and profit.
A shrewd country gentleman said to a
member of the firm of n. b. Josey Il Co.
that if they had not advertised their
school books in THE DEMOCRAT, he
should not have known that they were
there, So it ever is. The man who ad-
vertiSeS keeps ahead Of the creepers.
FREMONT INsTITUE.-Prof Hand, the
wise Principal of this school, is a shrewd
advertiser. He does not insert card
for his school a few weeks at the open.
ing Of his sessions; but he keeps his I'D in
the papers all the time. HIS school is
growing and constantly improving.
COUNTY SOLICITOR AND INFERIOR
COURT CLERK. Col. f. NJ. Parker gave
notice last Monday at Halifax that on
LIST Monday in September there will be
: the election, by the Board of Magistrates
/ of county Solicitor and also inferior
. Court Clerk.
+ EX-SHERIFF LEWIS SETTLES. Mr.
W. \. Dunn, county attorney. stated tC
the Justices in session at Halifax las
) Monday that satisfactory arrangements
r have been made with Ex-Sherf R. J
Lewis for a settlement of his Indebtedness
to the county; and that the county viii
not lose a dollar IN the settlement.
The Bethel Voice says:
There is lady in town that recently
made 6 pairs of breeches out of fiv,
C yards of cloth, and had s5- f. tn,
boys ranging from 3! to 81, ant
= be worked over
: 1cn,eo,o.N MI. r. .,,.-.-
. mo,,,3 IT, -. -o,,I5 ,,,t1;st --,ats-U
] would enhance their interest; but the,
q seem to be carefully silent concerning
the progress of their order. Our column
are open to all persons who wish TO con
tribute. We are glad at any time t,
publish anything that will interest gu
| farmer friends especially.
r .ov.1e
the post office when you ask for it, rails,
cain till you get it. 1t is there. We ar
= re,y particular to send i. Tell the post
master to look again. Ifhe does not fin
; it keep going back seventeen times a da'
e ill YOU get your paper. It's there, zee tel
, u0u.
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in our ottice last Saturday and said TO II
+bot nowsnarar ;c ono of-tbo moi,
snr;rrs If . towns success Said he eft !
5 foe for the merchants hut thew do no
600 If, Our friend - oftba oninior tn.
everv merchant onrdt 70 natroniza hi
l torn manor IiboroIIv
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