The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-18
LOCAL NEW S.

see advertisement OF \. c. College o.
Agriculture and Mechanic Arts al
Raleigh.
| The editor Of THE DEMOCRAT has
been confined to his home with sick.
ness this week, and this NAV explain
any Irregularities in the paper.
Mr.. Prince: WILL MARRY-Cards are
| out announcing the marriage OF Miss
Minnie Hollowell Of yoldsboro to Mr.
ID. NJ. Prince, one Of the principals OF
Scotland Neck Male School, July "a
1894. THE DEMOCRAT extends con
gratulatiOns and good wishes ahead.
PEACE INsTITUTE.-We call special
attention to the advertisement Of this
we'll known institution. President Din
wlddie is one OF the cleverest and most
progressive educators in the State.
Those who place their girls under his
charge may rest assured that they will
have every necessary care for their
proper training
L1TTIETON HIGH SCHOOL-Prof. L.
w Bagley, principal of this growing
institution has an advertisement in this
Issue of THE DEMOCRAT. He is well
known throughout this section of the
State, and be bears the very highest
esteem Of all who know him. Well
located as to health and other advanta-
ges, the school offers fine inducements
to those wishing to send their bows
away from home
SCOTLAND NECK MOUNTED RIFLE
MEN-There will be meeting of the
Scotland Neck Mounted Rlflemen at
the armory next Tuesday, July 23rd, at
3 p. m. Not only members of the
company are requested to be present
but all others who feel an interest in
the company are invited
attention is called to the adj of this
school, which appears in this issue
The school has recently been moved
from Fayetteville to Wilson and they
claim greater facilities and better ac-
commodations and equipments than
ever now.
WE AGREE.-The Dunn Union says !:
IF the town you live IN is not good
enough for you, and you can say moth
ing of its advantages and prosperity,
pack your trunk and give room for
some one who will come and go to
work. There may be some place in
which you VIII do well, but we doubt
it,"
OFF TO RICHMOND.-The following
persons went to Richmond on an eXcur-
sion Tuesday Mrs. G. A. Camp, Mrs.P
J. Madry, Misses Minnie Whitehurst,
Mamie Savage, DR.. w. F. Whitehead,
Mess. C. L. Mcdowell, Leslie Allsbrook
Herbert AIlsbrook, Claude Allsbrook,
Ernest Morrisette, Frank Gray, J. S.
Bowers. Eugene Station, M. G.. Cook,
Leon Vaughan, w. II. Bell, and daugh-
ter. Miss Mamie.
NOT ASHAMED OF WHENCE THEY GO.
Mess. Prince and Wilson came to
Scotland Neck strangers a year ago.
Mr.. Wilson came from Chatham which
IS pretty we'll up the country and SO
did not know much of Scotland Neck.
These young gentlemen have moved
around some this summer and they say
that they are never ashamed to say
they are ''from Scotland Neck" Tell
ing where they are from gives them a
welcome everywhere.
GOOD WORDS FOR SCOTLAND Neck
The Patron and Cleaner says: Scot
land Neck is one of the most beautiful
towns IN eastern North carolina. EN-
cry one who visits the place goes away
charmed with its natural attractions
1t has one of the best local papers pub
lished in the State. Every article that
appears in it is set up in its office under
the careful supervision Of Christian
editor. The town can boast OF two
flourishing schools The advertisement
of one of them appears in this paper
New Fashion.
Mr.. Editor Il noticed at the ice
cream supper some Of our white pant
dudes" having their pants turned up