The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-02-28

tHs-.s-...i a~....s, Ash all tss- SsJal.. a.
'rn State tss times shat 1, wosld
- one rriillon two hundred thous-
snd .i.slisrs extrs over last years
'ries-. \ MI. little sun, 10 siivi.e
uong the g,,xno manufacturers. A
Svrd so The ~iss j. stsffieient-
| noticed la The CAre.<fAx or
February 3oth tbs plass prop'"sd TO
re- der tho Justices OF the Peace
iars efn'isst. think the last pIas
nr.p.sssi, and your amendment to
ID, II the beat I have heard OF. There
. a srest many petty cases brunxht
hefore justices Of the rsere and tsied
At private hsurs- and at rross rs-ds
taat would never Dc brought il
tk~s< courts wsr~ made more public.
Sush cas.s ~ want bear exposure
should never be diguiasd with
trial. j he &c sos will srge sur isen,-
Serr ia the Legislature TO lsok at&er
!a~ of thai uAturs.
Wo.p KAsLKR.
supt. Royal visited the school Of
-. W. Hrrriug last week .nd spoke
in complimentary terms Of the work
b ing done by him. lie IL decidedly
shove the average teacher OF his
race.
Frank Goodwin lcol was ca trial
* iurday before Squirss barefoot
aud Lee On the charge of stealing
meat from Mr.. J. n. Gales mes.
hous.. Verdict guilty. Failing to
give bond he will make another jail
bird.
Married, ut the residence Of the
hride's father, In Minso township,
FEBRUARY 2+th, 1880, Mr.. F. A. Jack.
sou TO Miss Arrie Williams, Josiah
Baggstt, J. p, officiating. The at.
PENDANTS were llr. j. q. Jones are
Miss Marcelia ackson, E. R.Wrencl
and Sovslla Williams, r. A. Jack
son and Annxh Williams, 1T. Nay
Tor and Callie jackson.
Mrs. Anna 8. Dixon died CD khe
Goth Inst. Funeral services GA the
2Ist, conducted by Rev. Mr.. Barker
Text, "she il not dead but sleepth.'
Hymn, 81 would lot live Away"
Farmers are making rapid pro
xress In preparing for the crop o
1889. More An,n. l..
Mr.. Jol n A. Outs school el.me,
ON the 22nd inst, in School Distric
No. a. lie gave the Iuost genera
satisfaction that any teacher has bee:
giving in this district, although VI
have hrd sSuae M l teachers be-
fore him. dis school averaged Il
scholars for the term months J
Ike is a model gentleman AMI swee
Sampson may expect one OF her ars
| nen from him yet, as he is only /
now.
: Mingo is noted for it's big log roll
ings and spider leg dudes, IS San
jones calls them.
There hase been many marriage
i'll this community. Wonder i
every new h"me, SO formed, ha
provided itself with the r.gular Wis
Its Of THE CAUCASIAN? Ifnot the
should Immediately.
FRANKLIN.
Well, Mr.. Editor, there il not
great deal of' news in this vicinity
except the new railroad. You cs
hear Of nothing at all but railroad
railroad. Everybody Was going t
get RICH right away at first, but no,
they rsem to have changed thei
tune. Iii the meantime We wi
have to be like Micauber, waitin
tor something else to turn up.
don't know what it will be, unlet
we follow suit OF some Of our youn
people and get married.
You know the old adage, miser
loves company. We have had lo'
Of marriages around here. don
know what to thiuk of them al
Another Leap ysar will wind up til
ball.
| l wsuld advise our merchant.
when they lay In their fall stock,
supply themselves with small fruit
&c. You know hint to the wise
sufficient.
Well. Mr.. Editor, with one mol
word OF warning to one Of our youn
men, 1 will stop my feolishness, b,
! must tell Jim he had better cut HI
cards careful or he will be left lool
ing up the tree. Itseems that ever
girl ne goes TO zee some one els
steps in and marries her right Of
young men seem to put great Dr.,
of confidence in his judg ment.
The farmers in this section seel
to be badly behind in their work.
reckon the cause Of 1t, with . gre
many, Was The railroad excitemen
. HALLE.
The first Quarterly meeting oftf
i. Clinton Circuit was held at Ksener
Chapel last Saturday and Sunds..
|, Rev. Mr.. Swindell presiding.
| Mr., F. A. Wires will deliver q
Alliance Lecture at Keener's Chap
r on the 5th Of March, at night. Con
! and hear him. All who don't wi