The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-09-12

we COULD add fhetn 10 our faIth anu
thereby make our calling and cleo
ton sure. His learned, logical and .
very interesting sermon WIS inter-
spersed with many convincing illus
traticns and classical illustrations /;
from Milton, Pope and others, hold
ing the close attention Of the large
for nearly an hour. Mr..
Clayton, though all old man, y
years Of age, is yet strong and sigo !
rous, travelling over many of the
Southern States and getting to this
county once every three months. l.
LITTLE CoHARIE. /
We are sorry 20 say that Mr.. y.
ID. Cooper is suffering greatly from
bruise on his knee. !.
The many friends of Mr.. Leonidas
Cooper will be pleased TO know that
he is improving.
Mr.. Harbrey Faircloth lost child !
on the 0in Inst.
Mr.. q. Z. McLamb left on the 9th
inst for Trinity College, where he
will probably complete his educa-
ton.
Married, on the 9Th inst, at the |
residence of the brides father, Mr..
Luther Mathis, Mr.. a. p. Poe, off
Gulf, n. c., to Miss Mollie p. Ma
this, NJ M. Hall officiating. Those
who were in attendance were Mr..
w. NJ, Perdiew and Miss Mamie
Highsmith, Mr.. Walter Wells and
Miss Lennie Mathis, Mr.. T. L. A
Moore and Miss Mary Mathis, Mr..
G.. r. McLamb ard Miss Lena ].
Seasons, Mr., Owen Autry and Miss
Ellen Cuibreth, Mr.. Willie Mathis
and Miss Meta Il. Moore. After
the ceremony was over the crowd
were invited into supper, where
there was one of the finest tables OF
viands the country could afford
! There were several bridal presents
presented, the two most valuable 0:
which were presented by Miss Lena
J. Seasons and Mr.. G. T. McLamb.
! Plug.
| Little Ralph and Gertrude. Fisher,
son and daughter of Mr.. j. r. Fish
er, returned to the Deaf, Dumb and
Blind Asylum at Raleigh last We'd
nesday. The latter has been three
years t the institution and the for
mer six. Eight years is the time
allotted. Ralph is bright boy, es-
pecially gifted in music and mathe-
MATES.
HONEYCUTTs.
Rev. f. r.. Underwood is conduct
ing protracted meeting atoat Salem
Church this week.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Tew is quite sick. Her
condition at this time is quite criti
cal.
PINEY GROVE.
The early corn in this township
is as good as it ever was. Cain is
fine and we will make plenty OF
syrup. The stalk of rice is fine, but
, if it does not get rain soon the heads
will be light
D The hogs are suffering from a KIND
of hog fever, which is different from
: hog cholera.
The Disciples Baptist church at
the cross roads near Mr. John Cliff:
A toms will soon be finished. Gre di
e is mostly due to Mr.. VIM. Boycttt
for the builing of this church.
Mr.. Stephen O. Sutton is quite
}, low with typhoid fever. His cas-
is critical.
, The meeting at the Goshen Church
last week resulted in two accessions
The meeting closed Friday night.
Goshen High School received
q new students last week. We hav
90 on roll at this writing.
, The Goshen Literary Society ha
been changed to the David Literar.
n Society. X. & S.
;, LISBON.
J. The IEgold Depot on the G. f. 1
Y. V. r. r. was Systematically lai
off on the 9th inst, by enginee
Strange.
J. 1t is beautifully situated on al
l. oak ridge A miles Northwest o
IS Wilmington one mile east of Santa
l. river and three miles west of Bi
lie Coharie and contains 6 streets 1
g squares and So lots. Nine (9) bridge
across the adjacent water course
l. give it access to the best turpentin
At and farming sections OF any depC
IT on the new extension.
to CITIZEN.
u On last Thursday the 9TH inst,
&c gay and merry party of 81 youE
ladies and gentlemen from Sam
d son and Bladen counties with frien,
q from Point Caswell, Wilson, n
. Florida and Virginia, visited II
beautiful White Lake in Bladen G.
which of late has become quite
D. pleasure resort. The party reache
W the eastern shore at 10 O'Clock a. 1
at and alighted beneath the spread
" ing moss bedeeked oaks in front
Mr.. Philip Melvin's residenc
rs, Boat riding and croquet playir
re were the chief amusements OF Il
nc day. At one O'Clock was served