The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-03-21
AL Through th County.

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township for this column. -6a
TURKEY.
Mr.. Editor, will you ples Sc call
the attention of the Wadesboro pa
per, in your next issue, to the silk
worm business? There was some
thing said about it few papers
back. This country suits the mul-
berry admirably, and cocoons might
be raised here in large quantities
giving employment to numbers OF
women and children. You are
booming Clinton and The county to
some purpose, ant Their paying in
dustry woulden't hurt,
Would like the Wadcs5oro paper
to give all necessary particulars so
that we might make the right start.
Astrange disease among the chick.
ems around here, paralysis of the
legs and back, fat hens more liable
to it. They die in a few minutes
after being taken. f.
We don't understand the silk
worm business well enough to COM
ment on it, SO We give the above
communication in full.-Ed.l
PINEY GROVE (TowNsHP.)
AS others are Twisting aud Snap.
ping the news around in differen,
sections, I will endeavor to Scribble
off few items from shis section.
1t was our pleasure to attend the
closing exercises Of Mr.. A. M. Bar.
brey's school on last Friday, in the
presence of large and appreciativt
audience. Tie pupils showed mark
ed improvement under the careful
training of their most excellent
teacher.
The exercises were greatly enjoyed
by all present, especially the teacher:
(and several were presently
Mr.. D. NJ. Kornegay left last
Saturday to visit friends at Bluffton
s.. G. He was accompanied by Mr.
F. L. Manly, who will remain some
time, to enjoy the beautiful scenery
and fine hunting of the place.
Mr.. r. F. higgins, who is clerk
in the hardware establishment of w
III. Higgins in Goldsboro, visited
his mother and family on Sunday
the 3rd inst, accompanied by hi:
friend Mr.. w. Whitfield.
SCRIBBLE.
MCDANIELs.
There was..a man Of Adams Race
who had home and abiding place
A house completed we'll covered
over,
Where no man dwelt since or before
1t was not made by human art,
Wood, stone or iron in any part,
Twas not in heaven or in hell,
Or on earth where mOrtals dwell.
x.
Who can spot the man or the place
Mr.. j. G. Howard has had a mess
of irish potatoes grown this
year, who can beat this?
Mr.. J. E. Parker has had SOM
sweet potatoes that grew this year
HONEYCUTTs.
Married.: Mr.. Lalister Cooper t
Miss Bessie Cooper at the residenc
of the BRIDES father, Mr.. Erastu
Cooper, Rev. F. r. underwood
officiating.
Rebecca Caroline, the infant chill
Of Mr.. A. M. Butler, died last Tues
day week.
TAYLOR'S BRIDGE.
Married, on Saturday 18th at tn
residence of the brides father, Mr.
R. James, Miss Bette E. James t
Mr.. G. G. Highsmith, Rev. D. E
Clayton officiating. This coupl
enters into the newly made life
under very prosperous and favorabl
circumstances, aud we predict fo
them, as they have launched on tha
sometime rugged sea, that they vii
sail clear of all such obstacles, an
he favored with the current of jo
and happiness. The Bridemaids an
Bridemen attended in the folio win
order, Mr.. Luvie James with Mis-
Ms Highsmith, Mr.. Wilt
Wright with Miss Matte James, Nj
w. L. Matthews with Miss Catti
Murphy, Mr.. H. R. Murphy wit
Miss Annie Macarthur, Mr.. T. I
James with Miss Fannie Macarthur
Died: Thursday night, March lat
Mr.. Claude Smith, son of Mr.. E. {
Smith. He left home for Whining
ton about the first of January, bl
returned in few days with typhoi
fever and has been confined to h
bed till last Thursday night whe
death made portal to his etern;
rest. Mr.. Smith was young ma
about % years of age, and was like
bylall who knew him. He lived OF
of those moral and exemplary live
that marks the active christian. TT
! community loses a generous al
useful citizen. The family kir
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