The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-06-13

.iA3lA>1~t L'tf.f-- -e-@ .a5 the. 4gI on #a -
from an cxcaange;
Bury tue croaker out in the woods. in
beautiful hole in the ground. where the
humble bee BUNDLES. the wood packer
pccks and the straddlebGe stratdles
around. He's no good in this city Of
push, too impractical, stirgy ard dead:
but he wants the whole earth and art
Of the crust. and the star, that shine
overhead. Then hustle him of to the
humble bees roost, and bury him deep
in the ground: he's no good to Us here.
ret hin. out of the way and make way
for a man that is sound
The Raleigh TJsitor very sensibly says:
''J mar unity tells more thar wealth in
the building up Of a town. 4 man with
five thousand dollars at his. command aud
love for lis town in his heart can do
more for the building up and improving
Of 1t than the millionaire who locks up
his capital and snaps his fingers At some
progress.
We agree. When there is determine
ton to do something or to have some~
thing and the efforts Of all The people Of
a town or community are so united,
then there VIII be something done. Let
US have unanimitv in North Carolina IN
trying to build up her waste places, and
especially at home.
TIE LIFE OF THE SOUTH.-Ihs Char
lutte Ucmoorot quotes the Glowing from
the Baltimore Manufacturers Record.
1t is the young men of the South
that i, those ranging from youth 10 forty
or fifty years Of age, who are making the
South of today. They ask no fayors
Worthy sons of worthy sires, gifted
with the treasures Of Anglo Saxon Drawn
brain, courage and energy, they are res
solved to make "Dixie' the Canaan OF
the new world. They are filled with an
enthusiasm that cannot be dampered
They are bold, earnest, energetic, and
above all, they hare faith in the South
future that cannot be weakened. All
honor to the Young South"
DANIELS MILI.S.-Our correspondent
who has been unwell for some time is
able to be on his farm, we are glad to
state. Mr.. Gid Daniel is, repairing his
mill. Bugs in the young corn are some
what troublesome. Mr.. Cushwa is cuts
ting his clover. He has large crop of seV-
! eral acres that will make tots to the
acre. He can sell it at SIS per ton, lie
is from Pennsylvania, and knows well
/ the Worl; Of making and saving hay. Two
other gentlemen from Pennsylvania
| have recently been looking for farms to
buy. The recent rams have damaged the
crops considerably, washing up large
portions of the crops. Abont - feet o
the mill dam is washed out. Much corr
was destroyed by the wash out, and much
corn was lost from the mill. There was
not bridge left in this section. Mr.. Go
Daniel lost his wife last week. She dieG
of some lingering disease.
FREMONT INSTITUTE.-We have re.
ccived a catalogue of this excellen,
institution. /. number for the las
scholastic year lGl pupils. The Colds
hero ArJus, speaking Of its closing eXer.
ciscs says:
Fremont Military Institute that was
founded some years ago BY number 0
the leading men Of that thriving health
fol town, and that durlne the years Of it,
always prosperous history has enjoyed
an ever increasing patronage, unul to-day
it looks out upon an unclouded and
promising future as one Of the really adj
vanCihg institutions Of preparatory edu
cation ard military training Of the
country. And why not? 1t has every
surrounding. as we have allowed stated
to make it so, AM a man at the head o
it, Prof ". II. Hand, whose indomitabl,
energy joined with his splendid intellect
ual ability and tact for discipline arr
such as this progressive age is prompt tC
recognize and sure to reward; and hence
the phenomenal growth and permanently
assured prosperity of Fremont Military
institute.
1t was our pleasure to be present a
the commencement exercises Of this IN
stitution Wednesday, and after tn
above preface It is needless for US to sa.
that we enjoyed to the fullest possible
need every moment of the delightful
occasion. The school is for both male
and female. and in each department tn
attendance IS large and the rivalry in al
branches of study is spirited and witt
varying success, and herein lies a grea
incentive to effort mutually.