The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-25
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Get rid Of that tired feeling as quick as
possible. Take Hoods SarsaparilIa.
which gives strength, a good appetite.
and health.
BNT Country people will do well to
note that it is against the town ordinance
to hitch horses to lamp-pcsts as we'll as
to trees on the sidewalks.
DIED.-At the home of Hon. W. II.
Kitchn on the morning of 18th, Mrs.
Arlington, mother of Mrs. w. H. Kitch-
il. A fuller notice will appear in next
issue.
Es@ Keep your premises we'll clcansed
during the summer. 1t is every mans
own Interest as well as to the general in
terest OF the town to keep all yards and
lots IN good condition.
s9@ We hope our readers will bear
with all irregularities of the paper this
week, as one of our printers has been
absent on account of sickness for ten
days, and the editor has also been sick
part of the week.
FANORS ACNNOW LEDGrD. Till Dem
OCRAT is under Obligations for favors
shown It's office force recently by fine
tomatoes from Sheriff Allsbrook, fine
peaches by Mr.. s. W. Edwards, and a
fine watermclor by Mr.. !. S. Wright.
Bag3 There is a short clipping on the
first page of this issue headed "Doing
Good" We want you town folks abo1t
here to read it for your own individual
dlhcatiln-especiolly the women of the
different ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the men,
too.
AURELIAN SPRINGs.--Our CORES
pondent writ IS that farmers are laying
by their crops, Mr.. W. NJ. Perkins is
very sick with typhoid fever. Mr.. VII
liam Keeter suffered much with conges-
tive chill Wednesday of last week. There
will be a protractcd meeting at Tabor
commencing on the first Sunday in
August.
PERUSES IT FIRST A subscriber IN
Edgecombe renewing his subscription by
by mail writes: Enclosed please find
I 81 80 for THE DEMOCRAT. | don't say
that TIE DEMOCRAT is the best of a hall
dozen that take but somehow l always
persue it first"
We feel highly gratified by this
modest compliment from one of our best
patrons. Well do our best to please all
our reaners.
DANIELS MIILS,--Our correspondent
writes that cotton crops are sorry anC
that much Of the crop was turned cut be
cause hands were scarce, Not a half ;
crop will be made. While on a visit t
Kings HI last week he observed tina
crops in that section are quite sorry
Mr.. Christmas, who is farming for Mr.
J. D. Moore, is sick.
SENT Up.--On last Saturday Primu
Webb, a colored man residing somcwher
in the vicinity Of tho convict camp, wa
tried before Justice Shields for conceal
ing stolen goods deposited with him b.
some Of the 'trustIes'' of the camp, !
seems that the "lruSties'' who are al
lowed to go about as they please, stol
goods ard deposited them with Primus
I He was bound over to court.
} We desire to call special attention t
the meeting OF the North Carolina BaF
fist Orphanage Association at the Thon
asvllIe OrphanaGe on Wednesday, Jul
: 3lst. The Institution, at present, la
9 lO4 children under its fostering care. an
! steadily and surely it is enlarglng an
. improving the scope of its usefulness
We trust many Of our readers will ava
themselves of this oppor unity to vl>
' their rapidly growing Institution. "
n should throw our hearts and souls III t
T work, of caring for the destitute fathe'
9 less. We should carry or send our gil
f for itl support.
Q Fluert writer's may deceive the igno
ant by lying theories, but the intel!geI
man demands assurance that theory
. true. Nothing is so convincing ID an Il
It teligent reader as the plain and simp
s words of those grateful ones who we
- sick but have been made well by usll
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