The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-04-25
All Through the County.
What SampsoniaEs are Doing ana
Saying.

member each others existence.
We have some very fine wheat III
this township, which measures from
two and half to three feet high.
Mrs. Allen Chesnutt died on the
9Th Of April. She was consistent
member of the Baptist Church at
Rowan. Aged about 20 years.
Mrs. Joshua Rackley departed this
life, on the 18th inst, in the nth
year Of her age. About forty years
ago she made profession of religion
and joined the Baptist Church at Mt.
Gilead. PEDRO.
HONEYCUTTs.
"Snap" is farmers daughter, and
and Mr.. "Plug," Jr., can shake
hands with her if he is farmer and
belongs to the Farmers Alliance.
"SNAP.n
Rev. J. E. Bristowe preached an
interesting sermon at Andrews
Chapel last Sunday.
a man in this neighborhOod who
has only four in family has planted
barrel of Irish potatoes this seaso on
for home use. BROWN JUG.
We regret to learn that Mr.. J, O..
CuibretlI is soon to leave our COM
mUnity. He is consistent member
ofthe "Anti-pep-art" Society.
HALLS.
One of our farmers finished plant
ing his crop of cotton on the 10th
inst.
Small grair. is looking very we'll,
but sorry to say that too little of it
is planted.
Farmers are making good use of
the fine weather that we are now
blessed with. HI.
LITTLE COHARIE.
Messrs. T. Il. Billiard and Sam
Holmes, of Fayetteville, have been
visiting friends and relatives in this
section.
Mrs. Hannah johnson, living in
the western part of this township,
the other day, while at her work
around The house, saw a hawk light
down among her chickens, and sh e
being one of a hundred gathered up
gun, and as the hawk was flying
Off with his victim, she fired at him
but did not kill, so she fired the sec.
ond shot at hin and killed the hawk
dead.
Married, on the 18th instant, at the
residence of Mr.. Amos Bullard, Mr.
Street Brewer to Miss Repsie B
White, Rev. j. E. Bristowe officia
ciating. The attendants were Mr.. 7
r. Billiard and Miss Mamie White
Mr.. j. j. Shields and Miss Mary Bull
lard; Mr.. Plato Bullard and Mis-
Katie f. Smith. PLUG.
TURKEY.
Our farmers are busily engages
planting cotton.
We are glad to hear that Mr.. Z. I
Chestnut, who has been very sic
with typhoid fever for the last tw
months, has greatly improved.
"Big Blues" will be very scare
in this section this year. What wi
) the "Turks" do?
: Mr.. A. j. Daniel is spending fe'
days with relatives in Princeton tn
, week.
Mr.. J. E. Waters, died suddenl
Wednesday, the 18th, Of heart trol
BILE. He was sixty-six years old an
: leaves wife and five children. II
was an industrious ami quiet citizel
MINGO.
}. Sunday School will be opened
: Mt. Elan Church next Sunday.
; Miss Claudia Butler, of Cumbe
: land, is visiting friends and rel
tives in this section. w.
NEWTON GROVE.
The spacious mansion of Mr..
Westbrook is rapidly approachir
completion. Many Of the your
friends anticipated gay gathering
here in the near future, after whit
:. Frank will be but one-half of hir
self.
DIR. G.. M. Benton returned hon
;. last Friday from Philadelphia, aft
taking a three years, course at tt
IS Jefferson Medical College, coming b
3, way of Elizabeth City, where licen
T. to practice medicine in North Car
, lima was granted by the State Boa
: of Medical Examiners.
!. Little Mary, the only daughter
}, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. w. UnderwoO
,, came near being burnt to death
!. few days ago. The clothing of t
v child took fire while no one was
\. the room except a six year old bl
= Their, whose cries attrac the atte
ton of others near by. Fortunate
Mr.. Underwood, as he hurried in
the room, carried bucket of wat
Or This act alone saved the chill frC
+ being burned. ABB
Magnolia Blooms.