The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-06-20
All Through the County.
What Sampsonians sre Doing ana
Saying.

"hat ssifs'pSOutans , ~ tfsiH- anu
Saying.
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township for this column. ia
NEWTON GROVE.
Newton Grove prides herself upon |
being the. banner prohibition town |
Of the State. At an election held c. |
local option, on Monday The 10th
inst, every registered voter cast his F..
ballot for ''no license.'
Crops have much improved since
the recent rains.
Mr.. J. T. Westbrook lost IA horse
last week.
Miss Mary Williams is visiting
her sister. Mrs. NJ. f.. Cox, of
Wayne.
We think that Mr.. Isaac Williams
has the finest cotton in the town
ship.
The boys of the Glcnwood section
long to see the 22nd of July, when
they can assemble again TO work I'M
der the directions of the PRINCIPAL Of
that institution.
We understand that the good pco-
| pie of the Glenwood section are ex-
pccting to take a great part in pre-
pairing for the pic. mic, TO be given at
Glenwood Academy on the Goth of
next month, for the benefit Of the
! teachers of GlenWOod School. The
public is invited. Please don't for
get your "grub baskets" for they
are important under such circum-
stances. SIPP.
HALLS.
w. Il. McCullen's mule ran away
last week, while hitched to pillow,
and Mr.. McCullen, being entangled
in the fines, was dragged for several
yards until he struck a stump and
the lines were broken. lie had sew
eral ribs broken and was painfully
bruised in several places. He is inn
proving at this time and it is hoped
he will be out again soon.
WESTBROOKS.
The farmers of this section will
be busy for few days harvesting
their wheat.
Mr.. Otis Ward, one of the former
pupils Of BellevOir, took school at
Maple Grove on the 10th.
The congregation at Shady Grove
was disappointed on Sunday last by
sickness. in the preachers family.
but the crowd assem- bled and the
brethren held prayer meeting.
B. 4 D.
PINEY GROVE.
Some persons were picking buckle
berries near Mr.. J. O. Clifton's, il
Piney Grova township, and found ;
black bear busily engaged at some
bushes. He was frightened off ant
pursued through the plantations o
= J. T. Darden and V. A. Royals
5 dogs we're put in afresh, and-aft I;
= mile heat, bruin was freed and shO
1 by j. X. Boyette and instantly kill
1 ed. This makes two bears for thi
4 township. r.
Died, in Alapaha, Ga, on the 14tl
instant, Mrs. Maggie Cain, me
d IIobbs) wife OF Malcolm G.. Cam
r The deceased was native Or SamI
}. son county and leaves a number o
Z relatives and friends liz this section
V LISBON.
u Mr.. J. S. johnson, who has bee
is attending Davis School, LAGRANGE
+ is home tor vacation.
IL UONEYCUTTS.
Y Mr.. f. NJ. Royal is home froI
lie Wake Forest College. He is pre-
d pairing himself for foreign mission;
II ny work.
Died, Gu the 18th instant, after
= painful illness of several months
l. Burrell McAllie, son of MI. Redde
d Honeycutt; aged about 16 years.
70 DISMAL.
Il We are very dry at this time jul
N around Dismal, having had but vel
IL little raip since last of March.
The corn crop is very poor. Cor
that was planted after March has a
most been ruined by the bugs, an
-, it has been so dry that replantin
was failure; therefore the stand
very bad.
as Building Of the new school hou
at Clement will soon be commence
There Is talk just now of makil
he an effort TO get q branch railrO
from Shepard to Clement. This,
m obtained, will be great help to t
a. people Of Dismal.
: Capt. J. l.. Autry is now ready
commence building his five stol