The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-24
NEWSY GRAPHS.
Il ERE AND FLSEN H ERE
WISE AND WISE.

ers have struck vet
Bowels irregular and constipated, re-
Sult in piles, avoid it by taking SImmon-
Liver Regulator
Those who do not advertise their
Christmas goods may expect to have
herr wing around IN their way mex
summer.
WORD TO THE WISE Christmas
foods will De hard to sell according a.
money is scarce or plentlful; and as tbs
General verdict is that money is quit
-carce, he who does not advertise may
not expect to sell much. Just so.
WIND AT HOBGoOD. The gcle at
tiObgood last FRIDAY did some damage.
/ new store in course of erection wa
blown down. There was a very strong
wind in the spring Hull and Tillery sector
Saturday evening also, but no serious
damage has been reported.
The RECORD I've bava received
he fist copy ofthe ", trenton Record"
.ditrd by Dr. B F. Long, late editor o,
he Rocky Mount "Argonaut," "1h-
r cord" starts out under favorable CTR
ourn~tances and the initial number !,
reditable We wish it the best Of sue
cess.
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flee = still turning out handsome j"'
work. we have been running this new
{. paTtnent just wear and we have no
st han a single word Of complaint abou
rhe quality Of the work sent out.
We are prepared to do anv kind Of Or
hnarV printing at short notice.
4 NEW REFORM 1t is now in ord,r
ar the ladies 10 inaugurate reform II
fress And II some whose dresses sueet
e filth of the streets two yards benin
cir heels couli hear the ridiculou-
srma1kS made about such free stree
~ coping, they would shorten their trail
- Top their ears from burning, if TO
n ,hng else.
Mr. ENGLE S GALLERY. -Nr. j. F.
Engl- is well known throughout tn" coun
" IS first class photographer. He h :
'pcred gallery in Scotland Neck and for
30 DAYS will give the people Of TIE con-
nuniJr n opportunity of getting fir
class photographs at very low rates. <e,
HIS card elsewhere.
A SEVERE STORM,-On last Fri La
nOrning about 9 O'Clock a severe storm
passed over the town. 1t lasted for onl
few minutes. and there was no seriou,
damage from it in town; but on the river
ARMS there was considerable damagp
Mr.. W. F. Hutterworth says it blower
down tenant houses for him and laid fat
his peannt stacks. HIS loss frocr it VII
he two or three hundred dollars. Their.
was other damage in the country.
AN ENTERTAINING LECTURE
After services in the Episcopal Churcl
on last Friday night, Mr.. Sllas McBe .
one IF the Commissioners of the Uni
Ver~ity Of the South, gave the congrega-
uon a very pleasant ard instructive tall
IN regard to the work and advantage
Of that institution Of learning. Mr.. Nc,
Bee also lectured in Weldon last weel
before the Convention; also in Halifa>
Monday night. his lecture was mucl
appreciated and highly compliments,
at both those places.
WHAT SHALL 1T BE?-The election
is over and everybody is satisfied, anc
now all hands must turn to business IL
arrest. We have al sacrificed a great
.leal of time this year, and 1t behoove>
us to make amends for it as much as W.
can.
Can't some one who hopes to see SCOT
land Neck a much larger town some dar .
invugurate some hew enterprise that W
enliyen the town little? Scratch your
heads, We hustlers, and run an idea
some sort from ITS hiding place. Tn,
public will JON in the chase and will catct
in time to get something gu. Of il.
What shall it be?
NEAT AND Corn.-In conversation
\ it'll a level-headed merchant a few da,
ago, he said that there will be more mea:
and corn in this section this year thar
there has been since the war We d,
MT know Whether ne vas correct abDut
the length of tim, but 1t is certainly true
that there will be more than for man
years past. The merchant sail that trt
bu, Ing o. meat and corn and sue. thi,sc
j. what has cripplei the farmer Al
t merchant too lie sad that there
,t} little, II any, profit on meat and meal
| Eue} are heavy, Ireights on them cost
-re8t deal and they are soi at snct, {
| nall per cent. there is little or II,
Iotit to the merchant In handling them
| > he SAID, the very thing that has criy
| led the farmer for all these wears h.
| also crippled tae merchant. 1t has tai !
| ,arge Investments to run the trade ant
there has been no money In it. But
with plenty Of coru and meat he SAID
times will be better.
Fer beading Clerk.
| Mr., II, A Latham editor Of the Wash