The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-06
LOCAL..


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POTATOES PRESERVED. Mr.. w. f.
hut'ei"orth sent Us huihoet u sun
sweet potatoes rcc7htlE thAt had remain
7d III the ground all WINTER ana were
'ouHo when Prove" up
MELON IN FEBRUARY.-A few day.
ago a man named Crisp in Fdgecombe
Uas cuttino kricrs with = hook in tbe
corner OF the renee ana cut through nice
ripe watermelon preserved all winter by
tue "eeo9 anu oFlerS'
TIE STI.DENT.-The Fcbrury number
of the Wake Forest St.uIeut is on our
table. 1t has its usual amount of good
Literature of the kind, and j. quite an
interesting journal, especially to old
students Of the college,
JUMPED THE ,rRACK.--Last MONDAY
the train from Greenvl!Ie was an hour
late. The engine iumDed the track At
Hobglod. in consequence of the unsteady
condition of the rails from work on the
road a few DAYS before. There was no
damage OF consequences
CENSUS BURFAU.-H. T. LYLE in
charge of the census statistics for this
state. is in Halifax running tbrougb the
records from 1890 fen wears hack IooLino
uD MORTGAGES on real estate. Thew will
see how many are cancelled and how
many remain uncancelled.
WILL HOLD A NETTING SynodicaI
Evangelist. Rev. w. D. Morton. will!
commence a series of meetings at Naha!a
Presbyterian church next Saturday, and
will continue a week. He has reputation
as a fine preacher, and no doubt he will
please the people and do good.
PAYS THENI.--Mr. Fender, of the firm
of Fender 4 Hargrove in Tarboro, said
to US Friday that he could trace the sale
of some valuable articles of furniture
directly to the advertisement he had
inserted in THE DEMOCRAT. He knows
il pays him and Will advertise with us
again.
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Alleys new ad. of photos. in this issue
and then when you are in Iarb0ro, call
at his gallery. lie has handsome rooms
and does fine work. He is clever and
will make you feel easy, 50 you can get q
good photo.
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Tho ror,nare - 4ho oorr+,, nroat 1917.
anna ond rnoI.o thoi.
ara, ,,nanti+;or r,.aro ,,Io9t,d Ia '- $780, 49,.
ana many oil The farmers have already
realized that 1t Is great saving,
TWINS FOUND IN THE woons -Iast
week in Faucets township. this comfy
Coroner ". b. WhItehcad held an inouest
ever two infants, sunnosed to he tw,n,
from the romarL ablo rasoroblonoo Thor
were found in rhe woods and xor,;,o(
br DR.. A p Pierce Of WeIaon Tbor<
was susnicion onIv one nareon ond thar,
was not sufficient evidence a-ainst her
The children were colored.
LIANT 'oRA''E'-LaSV year SNORT
crop Will certainty make tainSS Shor
curing Inc present spring ana approach
farmers can raise in the way Of forag,
Will be a great help. Those who hay,
tried it say that miIlet Is good greer