The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-11-14
TURKEY.

W III bot TuDIISH your HdiIiS uiiIt-s
you desire lisa
TURKEY. II
Ned Milton, an old negro in this
township, who had heard great
deal about the accommodation Of
the Clinton aad Warsaw train,
tagged the train down a few morn
ings since and offered to sell conduc:
tor Holmes a small turtle. The old
negro can't understand why the
conductor usually 50 accommodating,
not only refused to buy the turtle,
but actually darted few exclama-
ton points at his innocent (?) head.
HONEYCUTTs.
On last Friday night the young
ladies Athenian Literary Club of
Salem High School gave pleasant
entertainment. The program con-
sisted ofrecitations, dialogues, essays
and music. Four young ladies read
essays on woman suffrage and they
treated the subject with remarkable
interest and skill for persons OF
their years.
The "Quaen o. the May" a rcci-
tation by Miss Cherry, and the
music furnished by Misses Cherry
and Williams were much compli-
mented.
The exercises throughout were
very interesting and a dialogue rep
resenting the "Woman's Rights
Society" as IA dismal failure was
most interesting and appropriate
after the subject Of woman suffrage
had been discussed.
Married, yesterday, the 18th inst,
Mr.. w. j. Butler to Miss Kate
Herring, Rev. J. l.. Stewart offici-
ating. The attendance were as fol.
loWs:-
Mr.. a. III. Herring with Miss
Leola Underwood, Mr.. B. r. Butler
with Miss Hattie Herring, Mr.. Red.
den Butler with Miss Lula Bea.
man. ....
A reception was given last night
at the home of the groom near
Huntley. THE CAUCASIAN extends
its best wishes.
There will be a public debate al
Straw Pond Saturday night, the
10Th.
The sick of this section are all i'm.
proving.
DISMAL.
Married,in Clinton, lat Bass Hotel Oh
Nov It'll, Mr.. J. M. Lockamy and
Miss Frances +. Wrench of Dismal
Township.
The attendants were Mr.. w. b
Jackson and Miss G.. G.. Butler, Mr.
j. II. Daughtry and Miss Jane
Wrench-L. G. Hubbard Esqr., Of
floating.
LITTLE COHARIE.
We are glad to know that Mr.. J
r.. Harris who has been quite sick il
much better. #s
Mr.. T. II. Harris, one Of the
guards of the convict force on the G.
F. &. Y. V. extension is home on s
visit.
Rev. j. +. Bristowe preach ed his
farewell sermon at Bethel last Sun
day, from Matt. Is chap. 10th an(
18th verses. 81
We regret to lear that Mr.. j. M
Seasons is quite sick. ~
The Hayne Literary Society CAV,
a public entertainment last Frida,
night. The exercises consisted O
declarations and the discussion @
the query: Are political partie
beneficial to the United States.
Capt. j. l.. Autry has four store
in course of erection at Autry's de
pot on the G. F. &. Y. V. extension
Mr.. James Owen who left 70
Georgia last January is home on
visit to friends and relatives in thi
section.
Prof. F. 1. Mckenzie has openet
a writing school near Blocker'S il
Cumberland County.
BLACKSMITH"
Married, to day, at the residenc
of the brides brother, Mr.. w. 1
White, DR.. j. F. Highsmith, O
Fayetteville to Miss Mary Lou
| White.
SOUTH CLINTON.
Rev. j. w Turner of Clinton will
hold services at Chesnutt's> schOC
house miles east of Clinton o.
Sunday Nov. 18th at u O'Clock a
m. s,-
MCDANIELS.
Col. w. j. Parker left WedneSda,
| for New York where he will buy
large stock of goods to place in hi
new store at Parkersburg. Thes,
goods will be shipped up the c
F. d. Y. V. extension on the frs
train that goes as far as Parkersburg
superintendent of Departments.
The following are the superinten