The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-10-10
TAYIOR'S BRIDGE.

IAfLORS BRIDGE,
Miss Bette Murphy of Clinton is
relatives ana friends in this
township.
There Is q school teacher in this
township who says delightful bis
cuit.n
The nimble squirrel abounds in
this section, your correspondent
bagged ten the other morning before
breakfast.
The swelling notes Of the hunters
horn are floating upon the circumam-
bient air and awakes the sleeping
echoes of the early morn. Listen, fly
Reynard the boys are after your
brush.
We heard a man call his stomach
hades the other day and we asked
why he applied that term to his
stomach. Said he "because it is the
place cfdeparted spirits"
We are told this occurred the other
night in this township at a party, a
modest girl played Copenhagen. She
yelled and shrelked and howled and
ran behind the door and scratched
the young mans face in seven places
and upset the lamp and finally when
he kissed her on the tip of the ear
she tainted dead away, and said she
could never look any one in the face
again and they led the modest crea-
ture sobbing home, the next day she
ran away with Tightening rod man
who had hare-lip and six children.
NEWTON GROVE.
At the South River Union held at
Canaan Sept. 81, % and 30. the at
tendance was very large. Revs. w.
NJ. Page, J. o. Tew, d. w. Tew, F.
r. Underwood, j. A. Campbell, r.
Honeycutt, w. r. Johnson and ].
w. Bell were present. The subjects
Of ministerial education and Foreign
and State Missions were the principal
subjects discussed. During the
meeting Revs. w. M. Page, J. O.
Tew and j. A. Campbell preached.
Hospitality for which these people
are noted, was abundant.
MINGO.
The masonic Funeral of John n.
Jackson will be held at the late resi-
dence of the deceased on the 4th
Sunday o. this month. The deceas-
ed was a member of Mingo Lodge.
The services will be conducted by
Rev. Love Culbreth. All masons
in good standing are invited to at.
tend.
MCDANIELS.
Mrs. NJ. Marshburn of Bladen Co
died at her residence on Sunday and
was buried on Monday at the fami
ly grave yard of Mr.. Robt. High
smith.
Mrs. Lizzie Lewis, wife of Mr.. NJ
i A. Lewis, died on the 22nd ult.
+ aged about 10 years.
WESTBROOKs.
Mrs. Eliza WestbroOk, who live
l just over the line in Johnston, i
u quite sick.
Z Mrs. Mary Jane Gainey,is confine
= to her bed with a protracted spell O
10 sickness.
Re PINEY GROVE.
; Mr.. Stephen 0. Sutton is quit
IL sick.
e Capt. j. L. Autry is confined t
y his bed from the effects of conge
ton chill on last Thursday. w
hope he will soon be out again.
LITTLE COHARIE.
Mr.. Editor, we had the pleasure 9
:. attending the Sunday School Gel
bration at Hall's church last Satu
:" day. The exercises consisted of W
cal music, essays and speaking, tt
~ singing by the infant class deserv
special mention. 1t was the be
singing that we have ever heard |
an infant class. There were sever
presents given by the Superinte
~, dent for punctuality. AT II o'clot
- the table was set and every one w
IN invited up to bountiful dinner.V
Will close by saying that it was t
r hest Sunday School Celebrations tn
IA we have attended in ten years.
u Miss Muriel Richardson, of eli
he ton, has been visiting Miss MINI
yet White, of Owenville.
er- HoNEYCUTTs.
he There will be celebration of t
or Salem Sabbath School at Sale
ely church on next Friday.
las NORTH CLINTON.
ing Mr.. Clarence Herring who h
OF the misfortune to lose his dwelli
no. and it's contents by fire a few wee
ago suffered another serious loss
ing fire last Monday night. His ste
our saw mill located about miles fir
ne Clinton caught from burning SIT
our during the night while there was
I'M one about and the woodwork '
IRA entirely consumed and nearly
tea the iron work except the bOi
uses ruined The loss will reach at le
'''0 $4,000 with no insurance.
Hnrrinn hos the SUmnafhV of