The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-10-03
TURKEY.

TURKEY.
Mr.. J. II. Moore has corn in his
rib 8 years old and never bought
,Orn or meat.
HoNEYCUTTs.
Married, at the residence of the
brides father, Mr.. Whitney Royal
On Sept. sch Mr.. Ransom E. Herring,
10 Miss Callie ID. Royal, the atten-
iants were Mr.. Robert Herring and
Miss Leslie Royal, Mr.. III. Is. How
ard and Miss Bette Herring, Mr..
Otis Ward and Miss Eta Herring,
Mr.. A. II. Herring and Miss Sallie
z. ROYAL, Mr.. J. II. Parker and Miss
Della Herring.
PINEY GROVE.
Staggers among horses in this
community has been very prevalent
and in many cases fatal, for the past
few months. For this disease we
recommend the following treatment
which has been used on at least a
half dozen cases Of staggers in this
community and in each case the
horse was entirely cured.
Boil poke root in water and mix
pint of the liquid with pint of
whiskey or brandy and give to the
horse at night, and if not better on
the following morning. repeat the
dose. This writer has tried the
remedy, on case Of the staggers
with success. H.
Mr.. Editor last Friday was day
Of sadness and grief to the people Of
Faison and the surrounding country
as they gathered to pay the last sad
tribute of respect to one who in life
had not only gained the respects but
the sincere loye and affection Of all
who knew her. This great bereave-
ment was caused by the death of
that most estimatable character, Mrs.
Rebecca E. Hines wife of Mr.. Cbas.
Hines, which occurred Thursday 10Th
ult. Mrs. Hines leaves a much be-
reaved husband and eight children
six sisters and ne brother to mourn
her loss. Let me in behalf of her
many friends extend to them our
most heart felt sympathy.
Miss. Nellie F. Highsmith daugh-
ter of Mr.. G. W. Highsmith of this
township, left short time age to
take charge of school near Jack
sonville Fla. at a salary of $500 a
month. She writes that she is well
pleased with the school and the
country.
TAYLOR's BRIDGE.
The Taylors Bridge Academy is
doing thorough work for its pa
irons.
There was a Y. M. G.. A. organized
at Oak plain church on the evening
of the 81 ult.
Revs. Forbs and Sawyer are pro
tracing a meeting at Trinity il
which much interest is being mani
, tested.
{ MINGO.
Rev. Mr.. Barker is conducting
searies of meeting at the M. E
Church at Wesley's Chapel.
The public school closed at Ming
: Academy last Friday. School con
; tinues at Mingo High School.
Mrs. Robert Wilson has CHECKER
that is half grown and has not got
l single feather on 1t yet.
Mr.. w. B. Jackson and family Q
) Cumberland County has been visit
. ing relatives ia this vicinity.
~ There was a large attendance. q
; Rev. A. B. Alderman's funeral 6
Dunn. The masonic fraternity COZ
10 sisted of about 100.
Our farmers are very busy now
their cotton, as all want to sell Will
it is up.
y Mr. Franklin Tew has erected
e new addition to his house, and O
= last Thursday went for the town {
IS Fayetteville, for what?
/, Miss Matte Woodland who hi
been visiting relatives in this yicin
L. ty, returned to her home in Gold
re bOro, last week.
r. Sorry that the class at Map
<, Grove has decided not to go, to I'll
e. s. S. Convention at Shady Grow
next Saturday, for we never hear
r better "musicD class.
th "AMICUs.'
81 LITTLE COHARIE.