The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-26
COMING AND GOING.
Folks You Know or May Know.

mouth On d visit.
Mr.. J. Frank Brinkley of Halifax is
lere for day or two.
Mr.. J. T. Brinkley has gone on
business trip this week.
Miss Mamie Christie of Portsmouth
IS visiting Miss Eta AllsbrooK.
Rev. R. T. Vann returned Saturday
from his trip to HEREFORD county.
Miss Daisy Crump Of Tillery has
been here on a visit to friends recently. |
Mr.. 7. w. Manning and little son,
Jacob, went to BoydtOn, Va, Tuesday.
Mr.. r. H. Smith and DR.. R. M.
] Johnson went to Halifax one day last |
week.
Mr.. L. NJ. Johnson and family were
in town one day last week, visiting the
family of Mr.. G. C. Weeks.
Mr.. A. B. Hill, Jr., came home few
DAYS ago on visit He looks well and
his friends are glad to see him.
Mr.. S. B. Kitchins family returned
to Portsmouth few days ago, accom-
panied by Miss Annie Kitchin.
Miss Blanche White returned to her
home at Littleton Saturday after few
weeks visit to Miss Eta AllsbrOOk.
Rev. w. S. Ballard returned last week
from Benson where he assisted Rev. A.
n. Campbell in protracted meeting,
Mr.. w. H. Powell was in town this
week. He is doing good work as trav-
g ling salesman for the knitting mills.
The editor of THE DEMOCRAT went
to Iittleton Tuesday, where he spoke
Yesterday before the Christian Teachers
Assembly.
Mr.. w. B. Wingate, of Wake Forest,
returned home Tuesday from a visit to
his father-in-law, DR.. Lawrence, III
Edgecombe.
Mr.. Willie S. Brinkley came down
last week from Reidsville on Il visit to
his home folks. He likes Reidsville
and looks like he fares we'll there.
Miss Susie Shields returned from
Greenville Saturday with her little
brother, Master Charlie. They had
been visiting their sister, Mrs. E. b.
Higgs.
Mrs. J. X. Dickens from Aurelian
Springs and Miss Daisy Jenkins from
Spring Hill spent Monday and Tuesday
in town, visiting their uncle, Mr.. q. Z.
Weeks.
THE DEMOCRAT failed to mention
the return of Misses Sallie Collins
and Mary Herbert Smith from trip tc
Baltimore last week. They had very
delightful visit.
Mr. Macon Harris of Clayton came
Saturday on visit to his relatives
His friends were glad to see him. He
believes in keeping posted on Scotland
Neck affairs through The DEMOCRAT
Mr.. D. NJ. Prince OF GoldsbOro il
here this week prospecting to opei
school in the military school-bulldlng
Mr.. Prince is a first class young man
comes we'll recommended and the PEG
ple of Scotland Neck and communlt,
will be glad to give him liberal pat
ronage.
Rev. JIG. Blalock of Granville count.
preached in the Baptist church herr
, last Sunday morning. He Is youn|
man Of promise and made good I'm
preston on his audience. He VII
| probably supply for the Baptist churcl
, IN Tarboro until October, when Rev
w. V. Savage will assume that paste
rate.
THE WORK OF LIGHTNING.-Ll9htn
, struck the GIN house of ID. +. House (
: Bro. at House station Sunday, settln
it on fire. The building and ~ bale
of cotton were burned. There was II
insurance on the property
THE MALE SCHOOL.-Ihe ScOtlan
Neck Male School will be opened tn
coming session. Two competent II
e structors have been secured. An az
v vertisement will appear next week.
It When BABY was s.ck, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
, When she became Hiss, che chung to Castoria-
e When s.e had Children, she gave them Castoria