The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-09-05
this suit will be made In Lisbon
township in about month.

Howard Smith. boy Is years
old, was brought before squire Robin
ION charged with being an accom-
pliee with ono Frank blackburn In
sheep stealing. The Magistrate
ordered Constable A. b. Kelly toi
commit the boy TO Jail 20 await the
next term Of court. Black burn Is
still al Large. He i notorious
eli araeter, having broken Jail at
Clinton, and having been found
guilty of vario,sss crimes one of
which was stealing Bible from a
church. /;
l. IL FRANKLIN.
Capt. Blacks steam boat, "L.is-
Ton, of Wilmington" now runs reg
ularly twice a week between wL-
mington and Clear Run. Captain
Black is cutting out STOPPING trees
| with force of hands, so that cabin
can be placed upon his boat. The
steamer "Delta''s does not come
higher than Point Caswell.
SOUTH CLINTON.
l.. X. Powell has peas, the pods
Of which are twenty inches long.
They are OF what is known us the
Yard variety.
| NEWTON GROVE.
The proposed meeting oil the pres
pectiye Trustee of the prospective
Academy near Newton Grove met
on last Saturday. We are sorry to
say that the existence OF Beaver
Dam Creek has exploded the pros
poets for a large and furnishing acad-
envy in this section. Parties Oil the
south side Of Beaver Dam wish the
academy located on their side, and
those on the north oil their side.
Either location is in less than a mile
of Newton Grove. No school can
exist and be run successfully with
out unity, and we are sorry to note
lack of it in this community.
PINEY GROVE.
Mr.. j. w. Wright, from McDan-
iels, was in our section this week
He brought his son, Tommy to his
school, that convened at Oakdale
Academy last Monday. Tommy
though young, has first-class Ger
tificate.
, The hog cholera is quite prevalent
, in our section. Mr. a. III. King ha'
y lost about fifty. Othels are losing
more or less.
e Protracted meeting at Goshen thi
e week, Rev. Mr.. Butts, from Dunn
: is assisting the pastor.
Thirteen persons were baptised a
the result of the meeting at Piney
Grove. Rev. Mr.. Meeks greatly en-
t deared himself to the people Of Pi
$ ney Grove.
HoNEYCUTTs.
i Mr.. w. l.. White who has beer
u quite sick with typhoid fever wa
> able to go to Clinton Monday, blu
his mother ana two children are we
quite sick.
- Last. week an old negro woman
came to the store of the Messrs
4 Culbreth, on Coharie, with 4 bag o
! corn to sell. Her name is Name,
k Molby and she IS 104 years old
h This corn she titled and gathere,
this year with her own hands an,
r carried it to the store.
/ MCDANIEIS.
: Miss Lucy Herring, daughter Q
{ DR.. N. 4. Herring, of Wilson,
} visiting her aunt, Mrs. John {
Wright, at Coharie.
IL Mr.. Henry Edwards Of the firm
e Of Lsndon and Edwards is, we ar
e sorry to say; sick with fever.
;. Mrs. Landgon Cooper has tn,
finest sugar cane in the county.
IS There is an interesting Sabbat
W school now in progress at Boykin'
s. Chapel.
Rev. Il. b. Hall preached us
II very interesting sermon at a scho(
h house near Mrs. Watsons at las
1t Sunday evening. (Chew.)
Rev. t. NJ. Leary, Ct Wax
ir Forest College, will take charge {
4, Coharie Academy in this TOWNSHIP
" and open the fall term on Oct. 9tl
Miss Eliza Murphy of PIT. Caswe
n IS visiting Miss Lilly Wright
NORTH CLINTON.
20 The young people in and aroun
Clinton gathered at Mr.. W.
Stevens on last Tuesday evenir
% and made very enjoyable party
. honor of Misses Munroe, Slocum
and Smith of GoldsbOrO.
" List of Jurors for October Term, 1888!