The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-08-28


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LITTLE ConARIE.
Died, Mrs. Betsy Butler, wife Oi
the late William Butler, on Monday
Of last week, aged about sixty-tive
years. She had been suffering with
Il cancer for some time.
Some weeks ago the fighting CA
pacity Of Roseboro WAS two hundred
pounds TO the square inch, but we
think Parkersburg can beat that now.
Sorry to hear the price on concentra-
ted lye is rising, "a we understand
they use a box t. the lick in fighting
down there.
Mrs. DR.. f. j. Cooper is ,anticipa-
ting an enjoyable trip on visiting
her sister in Augusta, Ga.
We are sorry to hear OF TIE death
Of Mrs. l.. y. Bakers child Of Rose
boro, aged about ten months. Died
August 18th, 1890.
We are glad TO know Mr.. NJ. Bull
lard is going to plant his new saw
mill in RoseDoro, which will give
US three steam mills, eleven dwell
ings, nine stores, and five of those
stores are doing good business.
LITTLE COHARIE DEMOCRAT.
LISBON.
Tho farmers of this section are
we're busy with their fodder.
Mr.. George Herring has been very
sick, but we are glad to state that he
is better.
Miss Mollic Pridgen, Of Franklin
is visiting Miss Ella Parker, OF this
township
Mr.. II. J. Parker, we understand,
will leave for Georgia this week. We
| hope him much success.
DITCH BRIDGE.
That dreadful and tated disease
| diphtheria again comes on, and re-
gardlesS to families takes three of
Mr.. John and Mary j. Hairs child
rem without weeks warning; age
eleven, nine and seven years rcspec-
lively. All that could be comprised
in a dutiful set of children, loving,
Obedient pupils, meek, devoted child
rem, was strikingly prominent in
their exemplary life. The spring
birds hushed their warbling, even
the great light Of day seemed to grow
saddened, while a large congrega
ton of mOurners followed the child
rem to the place prepared for the
living. The stricken family have
the sympathy ofns all. II. NJ. w.
Mr.. Editor l will give you line
or two from this vicinity.
The farmers are about through
fodder.
Mr.. +. a. Jackson and wife have
been visiting Mr.. J. d. Williams.
i Little ID. S. Jernigan left for hi
home, in Dunn, Thursday.
The NJ essrs. Warren have thei
new gin house and will be ready fo
work in few days.
What is the matter that THE eau
CAsIAN that we did not get to see i
on last Friday? We greatly miss i
when it fails to come.
Look out for the primaries. Ming,
is entitled to man. We are alse
anxious to get a true man for thu
Senate.
There will be a baptizing at War
ren's mill on the second Sunday il
September. There will also be ser
vices at Hickory Grove on the SAME
day and Saturday preceding.
. DISMAL.
t This township is blessed with fin,
t crops.
4 Mr.. L. NJ. Hobbs is teaching
= public schOo! at Miry Branch, nea
= this place. He had a vacation las
: week to attend the Institute at Gin
r ton.
1 Mr.. Frederick Mathis, an esteem
j.. ed citizen Of this township, depar
! ed this life August 18th. He wa
Y about 70 years of age. He was on
: who believed in a saving faith an
and lived a consistent member of tn
Baptist Church for several year.
de was afflicted by cancer.
Mr.. Wade III. Butler, of ROsebor,
o entered Clement Model school la.
n Monday. Mr.. Allen Lee, Of JOIN
i ston county, entered two weeks ag
i. We are solid for Railroad Con
= mission. LAMsIDE
n We are very glad see our farme
in this township so cheerful abol
their fine corn and cotton. We a