The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-02-28
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h0Ssnd %. the news from your
township FOR shi. co.umn.7a
TAYIoR's sEIrGE.
Mis- Rowena Royal Is at home
from clear Hun, whore she ha- b. 90
teaching thi~ winter. ~ chad quite
+ a pleasant tune during her suj"urn
among the good people IT that SEC
ten.
We have had O very inter--tirv
school at Eureka this winter, which
closs~ neIt Friday. IeXpect ""o &"
whom IL has been more intere, ting
than the rest tifrossihlel will have
"a severe attsek or.ke blues. Will
one give us . cure:
Mrs. Rebecca vsnn Is very III NJ
the residence Of her .on, Mr.. X adler
vnnn.
Report says that there are severs |
case. Of whooping cough In thiscon.-
munity. ---.'.-.
The new church (Spring VALLEY 10
in thriving condition. 1t has been
built only shout hree years and In
| membership ha' Increased SO rapidly
snd the congregations are ~ lag.
! that they are compelled 70 snlarg-
the building. SCOTCH.
We are very sorry to state thaI
the condition OF Mr., Claude smith
has not improved.
Nr. Thomas s:loau's school closed
last Friday. The flooded streams
and inclet-ent weather prevented
the presence OF Prot. Ishan Royal
upon this brilliant and enjoyable
event.
Tie OTTER day as your correspond.
ent passed a residence near the june.
ton OF Crane Creek with tho six
Runs, he detected the scent IF =
wedding cake, which indicated tina,
lne expected event il not far Ia tho
future.
There's never a loose So grey,
But some day, soon or late.
A gnnder comes along,
And takes her TOR his mate.
JusEI.uUs.
HOSEYCUTTs.
! Mr. Little Brown jug, you ar,
welcome to pour In - little occasion
ally, hut be sure not to pour in to,
much.
We havnt had a .'little brow,
ljug" since Christmas. / guess 20,
nave been off taking Christmas.
think you must be about drained gu
and have come to this township emp
~. w. don't have many "krew,
jugs" in this township, they onl.
around once year. So think vol
had better MI up again and thel
Will let you pour in little.
"SNAP."
A great many of the sonvicts OF
the e. +. & Y. V. e1ten.icn arc sick
and three or four have died already
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. ID. Skies and VI il
Roberta Skies haze just returned
from visit to the convict camp VI
the e. r. Il y. V. Railroad.
The farmers of tAis ,ction viii
not plant as early this season ~ las,
for then they h;td to. plant three o
four times.
:. We are sorry to learn that Msgae'
church was burned last Sunday
!, There Was Sabbath School held ther
in the afternoon, and it is suppose
that the fire caught from the stove
There Will be Il supper and enter
tainment at Mr.. W. l.. Whites, i
. the Salem IeighbOrhood, Saturda
night, for the benefit OF Salem
Church.
. SOUTH CLINTON.
: lIR. E.DETOR: ] notice in your pa
. per that yon have no correspondent
from this township. Why IL this
Probably if we had some Twists
!, Plugs, Snaps, Brown Jugs, &c, Xix
some other townships have, "
would be heard from every week
+ ! notice, 100. that you don't nentio
ia in calling the roll Of the gres
family oftownships. Is this beeaus
!. We are 50 young: That is contrar
4 to tbs general rule, for the younges
: generally claims the most attention
When l awoke this rornins l four
the ground covered with snow. an
i ~ could not work to day though
e it would be good time to remin
you that we must be recognized
the sisterhood Of townships and t
express my thoughts on some othe
things that present themselves
y my mind.
The first thought that presents /
) self this snowy morning was til
!. great suffering Of humanity In town
n md cities on account of scarcity {
= wood. If town authorities woal
urge all whe can to day in a suppl
n early and when wood is spleutifi
y and the market over stocked, the
when the cold snap comes the poo
l. would not have to compete in price
"a with the rich. By SO doing 1t woul
be benefit to the wood hauler an
= to all others concerned.
:. Another thought presents itsel