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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-08
ROT CHING THE STORM.



The G u. u. Company. which opens 70
three nights engagement at ihc Theatre
thi. evening, had rather IL bitter expert
cnce with last Saturdays blizzard. They
PLAYED 40 Chambcr-hurg Pa Friday
evening. and took ihc train ai . O'Clock
Saturday morning for Charlottesville.
intending io play there ou Saturday
evening AT Nayncsboro Junction the
snow was over two feet deep. and the
wind blowing 70 gale. delaying The train.
and ncce-siiainr "a wait off over ioW
hours al that place. About d o'clock thc
train arrived and the members of the
company were obliged tO wade through
the deep snow nearly quarierof mile
Co the depot
George Br1cninr, The little comedian.
who measures only about five feet in
hcirhth. was unable 90 cope with The
deep snow and drifts and was carried 90
the station ON the back of Stanley Macy
Gibson, and Ryan. Jessie West. and The
balance of the company bringing up the
rear After numerous delays they finally
reached Charlottesville about $50
O'Clock. too late iO give 20 performance
This side or Charlottesville the train wa
frequently stopped hy telegraph pole
lying on the track Hardly a pole was
found standing between Charlottesville
and Gorlon-villc
Az thc latter place the company were
DELAYED two hours waiting for tine West
bound train. which finally got there az
800 From Gorionsvillc TO Richmond
the run Was made without further DBL.
ciient arriving here al 1915 7 NJ. sun
day morning With the exception OF 80
lunch al Waycsboro the company were
unable 10 get anything TO eat ON The
whole trip and, consequently, were
nearly famished The hardship- of the
trip the snow storm and loss OF the
nights performance. will make the
Journey memorable one for the c. q.
ID { 'nmHNuk
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AMERICAN HoTEL.-E. ID. aSu.' Z"
stanley Macy. :. J. Ryan, W. II. sloan
II & Gibson. r. :. Guise, George Brue-
nina. Howard Graham, New York j. T.
Fischer :. Duyall, Miss Jessie West,
Miss Cora Macy, Miss May BUCK
ingham Miss Neyie Nobriga, the
&c q. D." Company, Richmond
Theatre Mrs. J {. Green and TWO
children. California: II. Goldman, liarr's-
burg. Na.:P. j. Orcbaugh, Ntaunton, ~
" II Patton. Ashland. Va; Robert :.
Shoch. Richmond. Va, Thomas kooo'
Philadelphia. Pa, ". ;. Parsons S'auh.
ton. Va: j. Il. Roberts, Aryon' a.. J"nh
Amber. Fredericksburg, Va >. roNl7'
sumter, =. G.. J.. Strause, II. ). Jones
Virginia. =. 4 Greenlee, Piiisbnft' g.
TxchANGE ANp BALLARD. C. \. Up
ming. New York city; j. w Nheerwooh'
inciunali. Calvin Frost, Edwin Hicks
peek.kill. y. y. T. NJ Terry, Lynch
Inn Va. MI and Mrs. +. IT, Lee,
Raieiph. y G.: ". l.. llumason, New
Refrain. Conn. j H. Hodgson. Oincln
n,ti. lanes H. Richards. Baltimore
a. Huntington Farmville, Va 1cors'
Tre.hcr. Lewi,burgh, Pa Isaac bacn-
rach and wife. Kansas CITY, Mo- W ~
Watson. Sterling. 49,, George W DAVID
.on DAYTON. o.: Graham Curtis, Puts
bnrr. Pa. r. z. German, Coyington' N.Y.
d NJ. Trce. Charlottesville Va.
ronp', IorrL.-R G. Hath, Hinton,
Wc-t Xisein.a. =. j owen, New
yors r. Corbis. Amelia county,
IA = FNnn. Webb j. Kelley, Virginia;
81 A. pf,er Washington. ID. G.. George
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INCIDENTS OF THE STORM.
Houses Jnroofcd superintendent homp-
son Gets the Fire Alarm wires In work
ING order Again.

Houses Jnroofcd superintendent lhomp
son Gets the Fire Alarm Wires la work
Ing order Again.
Among the incidents of the storm OF
Saturday evening Was the washing Ia of
long culycrl trench which the city was
digging on Harrison street, between
Franklin and Park avenue, parallel with
the electric street car line The rain
washed it So that the cayo-iu rendered
the car track entirely unsafe necessitat
ING the transfer of passengers at This
point The passengers had 10 walk halt
a square 10 GET from one car TO the other
Three trees were upr0oled and blown
down al the corner OF Clay and Second
streets
The tin roof ON the residence of Nj
James y. Boyd. corner Of Grace and
Jefferson streets was blown OF by the
wind Messrs Shanks a Barrett had
a force of hands working several hours
yesterday morning putting the roof on.
The root on the residence Of Mr. John
Parsons, ON Ashland street, WAS lifted
bodily of hy The wind and neatly carried
under the overhead wire of the electric
line, and gently deposited on The car
track II was subsequently removed
\ portioo of the roof of the Dunlop *
McCance mills. in Manchester. was taken
OF bv The high wind The damage
though, Was not great
The telephone service in some parts of
the city was hampercd Yesterday, though
the company was engaged repairing all
damage 10 the lines as far as possible.
superintendent Thompson, of the Fire
Alarm Telegraph, worked force of
hands all the morning and during The
day got his system into complete work
ing order
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The Protestant Episcopal Society.

Yesterday afternoon al Monumental
church a union meeting of the Protestant
Episcopal society was held. Evening
prayer was read by Rev Lewis " Bur
ton. pastor of old ST. John. church. as
sisted by Rev. J. b. Newton, ID. Short
and pointed addresses were delivered by
Rev. J. b. Funston. rector Of Christ $
church, and Major Robert Stiles This
society was Instituted about thirteen
months ago and holds It's union meetings
al the different churches al times desig-
mated by the executive board The OBJ
jet of these meetings is to stir up the
members Of the church and set them all
interested in the missionary work in this
city, in church progress, and 10 contri-
bute from their time talents and purse
towards spreading the religion of God
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PRESBYTERIAN MON.
Vehement, Opposed Do, southern Min
isfcr

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union Va. nof only desirable
Inn .boulI he bronrbf ahont asDnirkIy
as D0.s.l.e The kinde-t feeling were
manifested hvaU toward fbe southern
church THAT lid. f,.farn,I interest +.
ro..i,.r,...t..i b, a.. l.r-o Io.i,. ~ tI,.
pr.lI,t.ri.n ,.ier.,r.er I'M ~. sontlorn
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.oint me.fing. of ftef,, As..mblie- in
p6if,I.l,be
.Ifh,'fa lnlen Of tho lea.iin., South.
crn men should favor organic union "
.aid "a prominpnf member of the NORTH.
rrn Cinr.b -nas nnion t,oulI De
brought about Immediately one of
the hllf dozen Leaders who oppo.r the
reunion of the assemble. i. tuc Rev
DR. R t. Dahney. of Austin Texas.
When D. wa. asked n De had changed
hi. mind in remrd to organic
union he replird chat Doe had
NOT. adding I'm Indicating the
grounds forthe permanent udependence
of our church cap..neak with al.
fborifv only far myself vifh mv own
t,ii.f n,.t .,nr,... .,l.,.nti.itv th.
views of the bulk of nv people We
think the grounds for self.protcction OF
our spiritual liberties. SD often explained
in our declarations since that of Decem
beer. 1861. are not removed og ohymted.
but short practical view may be stated
ON two noint.
Ne have been forced hv thehev-
onef fo endure the Government i'm our
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NEGROES Christian
freedmen. for nearly 800 the adults who
steal chickens, live in adultery and
worse yet sell THEN votes for lrol 90 The
wicked Democrats, are church members.
Their secular government has resulted ia
so much shame loss and misery, that SIC
would rather one Than have Their govern
meni ODD spiritual matters.
- We have been forced by the bayo-
net tO endure secular government
which Northern Christians have con-
scicniiously assisted tO bind upon us.
We have aeen THIS government bring
upon us SO much ruin and misery, and
@, '.,.1''y 'uo1 oesiAl'oh ana oeOa,uchef5
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CROSS Died. M his home noar A.iI...,
Hanover county. on tho ffh ina rIt-. PM
~, ttOss. in the fltioih yrar of h.. .,, DID,"
- yn'fal from bis late Residence sf lr d.,
80 ~ Monday Th inst TrIrni.
Guainianccs arc Invited t0 nfts.d
=, s ION, \ p,cd On Friday. nr sfa .a.t...
The funeral wIil take place affEo l.......
llrHn BAPTIST chuch af eleven nlI,.. I
nA =. Friends are respectfully Intf... f....
HAMMOND. Died. nf tho rot.Inn.. % ....
parents, o1 Brook road. April o.. Ies. IINI TT
mnui ago nuo months
lutrrtI wiII Htr place fr.n f.0 f... I..
Jo DAY Monday. ApuI sfh. af.p 40
Friends lll Acquaintance, Uf ff0 ....
invited ~ attend
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L,nchhnrr rohnccn ,lnrket.

LYNomrRe. Va, April 6 Receipts
and sales OF tobacco amounted to $685. 5000
pounds ihi,wcek, against 9i5.GlOpounds
last week. the total since Oc'Oher L.
lsss. loot- zap to 9.l~i 200 poands
against 1860 900 pounds during same
period last season. showing shortage
now OF 4.l~j2O pounds We bad u.s.
usual very little of desirable tobacco zoo
our breaks. and such that was offered.
brought outside prices one line crop
of dark tobacco sold at AN average of
over lOc. including the lu-s the best lot
bringing l4tc Common green lugs and
leaf were boz abundance. and with am
active demand prevailing for same, sold
at about former prices The cold wealth
er and snow storm prevailing throughout
our districts to-day will no doubt curiail
receipts of tobacco considerably for
next week HOLT. SCuAEFER * Co.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-08

The work of taking dispositions 100 the
Wise. Waldill contest !. gradua.Iydraw-
ing to close The evidence fhus Tar
takel covers hundreds of clo~eIy-Wr.iten
lc-a. cap paper and there wiil bc teW
Congressman Hho SSH. care t0 read all
thc testimony Hon George ID Wise
ha. hel up bis end of fhe log boo thc eN.
animation. and BIAS gotten much material
which Doe can Use with telling effect ii
the attempt b. made io ou-i him out of
Dob. scat
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-08
20 lnnn.h - Ne,t .nnh...

The anniversary of the Sauday-.chool
nl llc Second Baptist Church was NOT
celebrated Yesterday on account OF the
windy weather. which prevented tAe
little children from attending The pas
Ton thought 30 very important That tnc
do .eiing bee held when aIl Che children
could be- present and take part lie an-
nouuced ihai the celebration would take
place ucNt sunday morning ~ ID d. clock
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-08

The Board of state Medical Examiners
will meet in the hall of The House of
Delegates tomorrow 40 - o'clock to "a
anime such young men AS mas appear 90
pass an examination in order to practice
medicine m the Stale OF Virginia The
Board viii be ia session two or three
DAYS
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-08

The annual meeiingof the Bible so-
cieiy OF Virginia viii be held al ST
Psuls Church next Thursday night The
addresses will be- delivered 10y Rev. j. l..
VI. Curry ID. ID, IL. d.. and Rev. II. NJ.
jackson. The services will commence
promptly az quarter past : o'clock.
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revival Services 10 seventh street Chris.
fun Church


The revival services ai ScFcnihsirrct
Christian Church +. .tiiI in progress. and
the interest seen. lo Dee ON the increase
Mr. Spencer preached Yesterday morn
ing ON Following jesus and 40 the
conclusion D.. the sermon received 90
large number OF persons lnio ihe
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tic' nrr..n f.. s. qn.l I'm lIi. Ink, %. fE.
millionaire and iic man of rreai fame
Goa onh values men accoldinr fstlcir
soul. lie .aii That wealth and fame arc
ONLY for "a very short period Men soon
die and pass away and are for
gotten If anyone could ao to
Sbokespoarc or Milton iu Uc .pirf
land to'dav fbc. wop,I saw fhaf fbet dil
mot rar,. I'D iof.. f.f flo ,r.,f fame flev
,,on. ,,hil.. in.fL. yrorl5 TL.onl,0,,.-
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sn,-is in l.anninc.'. ar ,,i.er,,
Thi.oas nne off tlo f,a.t .ar,o,,n. tl,ef
Mr. Snencer ha. rr4acbed durino fbe -e.
rIc. of meefinr. N ma. church Al IN.
rlosc one vnunr laH,. confessed Chris,
and g.. number al r,r.on. .,.er. htn,,lal
The meefino.v'll continue dnrinr This
wool
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ADVICE 10 MOTHERS.

Mas. WISsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP should
always be- used when children ARE cuttln.
teeth. IL relieves the little sufferer az once
II produces natural, quiet sleep py relieving
the child from pain, and the little eherut
h"aAes ~ bright As a huttou.' 10 Is very
pleasant 10 taste. IL so0thes the child. soiton-
the gums, alays all pain. relieves wind. rcgu-
htes the b scl-. ANA d, the best known rem.
sdy for dlarrhuta, whctht arising from teeth
ny or other causes. Iwtnty-nN cents a
,offls
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NOR MONS ~ PATRICK.
The Novei Experience of a Wei Known
MrfhodlsI DIVINE

'AiNi fA'"''N %.
this district, whose nome j. III panFilie'
had quiie mover 'NPo','"'. 1,ou, -
week ago IN the Moui'"i"' ~ ''ii'N
county.
II seems ihai qul'v "r'''3'' '' "'i
mon elders, uiie'l rom ''h' f''',,'p''
nave been Tor some'lin. l',',' jug '"""'
along tine pase OF lhe hi"' ''''-' ii"o"
iains, engaged I'D prose yuns' "i "'''
they term missionary N"'e-
Judging rom 'n'', n''.'', ,,,, " . ..''
WIZ hereinafter 'fi''"'' '' '''' ~
sumo 'il"' '"'5 ""'' "''' ''"
cess.
Mf Ahi'-. A0'"'iii ''i''D' ny ''''- o. -
lfaynhAi' ine lI'',h,i ili 'n", -' %, ,",
Iatii'N ''''"i'' VAS "',,''.-
icN4ipN- -'iN ,'' '' ''''''''''.' ''''
slluaicu lA lne eAli'in' '''.,'"
part OF alil'N county, "'"' '''
carolina llh,
The d ~ n'y obi 'he mcc'in3 WA, ''"
hnel Almost 'h'ii'if D" GNU, '"
ana though 10 was MO" ID ''''' WV '''
mon preachers were ON inc -i',"''' D,
WAS supposed they anl TWO oI lhIee oi
their converts who accompanied them
were there merely out of curiosity
The second day of fHc meeting was
devoted strictly t0 religious services,
consisting of preachinr. 20 love feast and
the administration oi .hc Loil supper
The tNO Mormon cliei- VINO "'' i''H
ou the grounds iAe Jay Deloic, ie'hloi'tl
by another preacher were h ihe CON
-rcgatlon' and before ihe services h'i
I.....s. ..uf.r.|r |.n. |.I. |..I ..fIfI .I|f.
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hollowness Of their accession is set over
against the lesser (but still dcplorable
hollowness Of ours
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-08

LADIES desiring to order tailor made
costumes, riding habits, or jackets, should
call at Ford's Hotel. See Advertisement
OF " Krakauer' In our issue Of to-day.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-08

BASE COUNTERFEiTER Is he Who Won Il
RAIN oil upon customer any other a
'icle for DR.. Dayids Cough syr lp, th
old reliable casr
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LOCAL tOTEs.

Mr. James Fort, advance agent for the
Running Wild Company is IN the cii,.
Running Wild viii be atihe Theatre ON
the 18th, 10Th and nth
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-08

THOSE PhAnIa IEErn may be kent
50 by using Phenol Mouth Wash in con
necuon with Kalodont Tooth Powder
For sale by
OWENS 4 MINOR DRUG Co.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-08

Do get bottle of DR.. Dayids cough
syrup and cure that cough.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-08

Sleepless nights made miserable be
that terrible cough. Shilohs Cure is H.
Remedy for you.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-08

Calarrh cured by Mrs. Joe Persons
remedy.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-25

Swift's Specific has cured cancer on
NV fac. and has almost made wong
man Cf me.
A servant has been afflicted manv
wears with a cancer on her nose which
resisted all treatment. She has been
cured entirely By Swl-t's Specific:
Thomson. "a. Jno. M
Swir,'s SDac fic his cur.i nv cancer.
which was verv bad. am now in fine
health-nevcr better. Have galneH -
pounds since began taking Swift Npe-
cific K. :. bradford.
Tlptonvij'e. Tenn
A vourC man near this town had an
eating cancer on his face. winch had de-
etroved his nose snd was eating towarFs
MS eyes. As a last resort | put HIM OF
SwIft's SpeciGc and it mas cured hun en-
tireIv sound and well.
Oclcthropc. Ga. NJ. r. Crumlev, NJ. II.
Nv father had for years an eating can
Ger on his under lip. which had been
or. dualIv growing worse until 1t had
eaten away his under lip down 10 the
gums. and was feeding itself on the lnSld G
Of his cheek and the surgeons said nor
rible death was soon to come. We gave
him nine bottles Of Swift's Specific, and
he has been entirely cured
South Easton, Mass. W. B. Lathrop.
Swift's Specific Is entirely a veGetsb bic
remedy, and seems to cure Cancer by
forcing the poison out of the system
through the sore. Send for book on Gan
ce1 and blood poison mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co.
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-25
TIE VIII a. COMM z.


Truly the spirit o. progress L
found loHgmehI WIN o'' Ps't3 g
Oar COTTON iacI''1 WIZ ~ -. -
by the iaII' aDo no" 'oe 4"'o''',' y
an OH mill IS e"2"5 M ''' ''''-, -
Of some OF our best cIJ'"eN7 H'''
". II. ki,cL'ih says '"1' IL " Ill 70''
convert ms large o',gN r,'' '"''
Cotton Seed -! n.-', ne las ="
ms Z-acre lo' d u ~ IA "''' Wa
ieet' three S''l'e' "'7
ml!I sheo 93Noo Iee' = S''.' ""',
IN building 9zA0J' TWO 7-0' ~ ~ : d
Also a hundred morse P'"1' '''''
ana Two lofIy morse Gil 'N00 D"
WE'VE nol 81 o'S no "''
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-25
nsR. -. -. SATCsEyFEg.E..

We clip from recent issue Of the
Wilmington McSsenge'', the follow
Tag interesting notice Of our friend,
DR.. Satchwell:
"DOCTORs ENNETT AND SATrHnELL.
DR.. W. I. Ennetf, President octhc
North Carolina Medjcal Society, hay
ing removed from B.rgaw to VIII
mingtOD, our old friend DIR. Srtch
we'll has moved ~ to the county
seat Of Fender, for the practice Of
his profession.
DR.. s. ). Satchwe!I is one oC the
tblest men in the me tIcaI profession
in North Carolina, and among the
0est writer's and most thorough
students of medical science. He is
one Of the self made men of our
State, and has always remsiued a
country doctor. During the war DR.,
Satchwell was at the head Of a large
military hospital at Wilson, which
was regarded BY tho Confederate
government as about the best con-
Quoted hospital in The Coufederacy.
At all times DR.. Satchwtll has been
N earnest, enthusiastic and efficient
promoter Of the medical profession.
lie was one of the prime movers III
the establishment of the State Board
Of Medical Examiners, and of the
State Board of Health; and in all
matters of sanitation he Is in tie
front ranks. In all these he has Oc>
oupled the highest positions. and his
prominence in the profession a-d the
State Medical Society, brought Tim
many fattering offers from institu-
tons and localities abroad, wherein
re would have achieved first dlStinc
ton among medical men Of nationa al
regulations. But he is one Of those
lovers Of the State who pref r an
humble position in the ranks OF
workers for the develop and up
building of North Carolina to honors
and wealth abroad among strangers.
We commend DR.. Emmett upon en-
tering his new field of Practice, ir
which we know his ACCOMPLISHMENTS
assure him success, and We con.
graduate the people of pcnder,w bon
DR.. Emmett has left, that they has.
! IN DR., Satchwell physician an
surgeon OF such acknowledge ali!
ity and emlnence.'
TIE DLMOCRAT feels deep in
terCst in whatever interests DR.
Satchwell, as he is one of our regular
correspondents. He is one of the
best informed men in the country or
general topics besides he is one O.
the leading ply sicians of toe State
and enjoys the confidence ard bigt
regard of all who know him. H.
will devote his energies to the prac>
tice Of his profession in his new
home. We congratulate Burgaw or
| the acquisition.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-25
a s'OGs1sas ssEADER>

We pubIish to-day on the first
page Of TIE DEMOCRAT the frs
number Off series of articles OF
"Rmlro9ds and railroad cOmmls-
eions." They are prepared especial
" for this paper and Will be Of great
interest to our readers. The author
Of these articles is one Of the closes
thinkers in the State, and what h,
has to sty on the subject will be
sound and allie and learned. W.
especially ask the attention Of Oul
readers to this series.
We also publish an article on the
first page on the possibilities Of The
South. All these original articles
are prepared especially for this
paper at our expense. A number OF
strong writer's have been engaged tc
write for u, and they will be heard
from during the year.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-25
so SAN WE.

Now for four years more, let tie farmer
attend to his pillow, the manufacturer to
his profits, the merchant to the pushing
forward OF his town. Ii these things are
done, We need not trouble ourselves
about the lmPecuni0us politicians OF
about far-tetched theories of Southern
policies, or about the movements of the
negro.-Charlotte Dellorr0t.
The shove we conceive to be as
sound sense as anything we have
read in North Carolina newspapers
since last November.
Il is true, we ought always to keep
before US the great principles for
which We fight politically; it is true
we ought ana must always keep the
camp Gres burning; but there IS nc
economy Of time and sense in for
ever wranGling with the North about
things which We never will yield and
which they show no disposition t.
give up. When the war cry is heard
at the opening Of the strife Ike the
clans OF old, We are ready to sounG
it out one 20 the other all down The
lines and when the word of CON
mand IS given democracy is ever
ready to do her best. But let Il.
have all the development that our
bn5y- o,-I f,,+ ,i.,;, ,rl1
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-25
Oxford Alive

The last issue of the State Chron-
tc,o devoted its first and third pages
to advertising Oxford. The genera
business of Oxford is put before the
people with cuts Of the Orphan Asy
lum, Hospital, Baptist Female Semi
nary and Horner school, The PEG
pie of Oxford know how to advertise
themselves. The day is upon The
South when printers ink IS one of
the best and most available ediums
for showing its resources and build
ing It UP.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-25

Mr.. EDITOR II see by your lone
pride, and invincible energy and
patriotic appeals sent forth in your
sterling paper, together with other
helps yOur town is soon to have q
cotton factory. | congratulate you,
and your wide awake people on this
laudable result. Now keep on in
he same direction, for other places
IN Eastern Carolina need awakening,
and should have similar factories,
and other enterprises projected. The
farmers in our section are moving
along energetically and cautiously :
buying little guano, and are planting
more corn and cereals l think than
in previous years. The winds, rains
and bad weather have somewhat i'm =
pedcd their planting their crops how
eve. The wise ones predict a good
fruit crop this year, aud | do trust
and hope this will be goo year
for the farming interests in North
Carolina. Flaw Picker has souc
excellent thoughts III his farewell
address-timely thrusts and appro
pirate hits, especially at that class,
known as gossIps for truly San
idle brain IS the Devils workshop .
More anon. r,
! Rlngwood, y. C.. April 20. 1889.