The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-07-31

more and give US full explanation
of the r. r. from Burgaw to Dunn.
Is it to be built, and are we all going
to have depot at our doors? Please
let us hear from you cold cup turn
er."
LITTLE COHARIE.
Marion Butler, County Lecturer,
will deliver an address before Coha-
RE Lodge, No. 654, on Friday, at ten
O'Clock, the 10Th of August.
Misses Georgia Porter and Jimmie
McPhail are visiting friends and
relatives in and around Owenville.
Miss julia underwood who has
been visiting at Mr.. T. n. Culbreth's
returned home last week.
Mr.. w. M. Bullard who has been
visiting friends and relatives in
Cumberland returned home last
Thursday.
Miss Katie Fisher Of Trinity is
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
John Fisher Of OWenville.
Mrs. Jane Cade, of Cumberland is
visiting friends and relatives in
Sampson. '.Y.n
Mr.. and Mrs. Benson Parker of
Trinity College, n. c., are visiting
friends and relatives in this section.
One Of the military boys from
this township brought his gun home
topractice target shooting at Wright
sville at the encampment. And one
evening he was out on the west
side Of Little Coharie practicing,
when farmer on the east side Of
COharie heard the shooting and
thought the Indians had broke
over and had coue down in Samp-
son, and SO he got his old war pis-
tul that he calls "Beamann and
started through the thicket towards
the creek 20 see if he could find out
what it meant. Now what do you
suppose he thought he could do with
a pistol, shooting against a man
with Springfield rifle that could
hit man with two hundred yards
every time he shot.
There is young man in this sec
ton that went to call on two young
ladies few nights since and he lett
his walking name for an excuse to
90 again, and he has been every
other night since then and some
time twice day and has not got
his cane yet. He still leaves it for
an excuse. SEA WEED.
WESTBROOKS.
Mr.. Editor: We think that we are
entitled to c,ndi late from West
brooks this time, as we have never
asked for auv Office before. We
have some good material and vii |
ask the voters Of Sampson county
to give the nomination for Register
OF Deeds to Mr.. J. G. Parker, Of this
township, man that is we'll qualifi-
ed to fill the Office in every respect.
WestbrOOk has never had any office
in the gift Of the people and will
urge her claims; so much for our
claims; As to the Senator,
/ We are pleased with the candidate
for for Congress and will give him a
party support. Hurrah for Grady .
Crops are looking we'll i'll this sec
ton at this time.
For fear l may weary the readers
of your valuable and highly esteem
ed paper, | stop. 4 FARMER.
| Blackman's Mills, July %, 80.
Died; Mrs. Julia McLanb, aged
ABBOTT 50 years, wife Of c. III. Nc.
Lamb, ESD, on Thursday evening
at 8 O'Clock Of typhoid fever. She
was fieshy,the very picture of health
and was sick only about II days
She leaves her husband and two
children. son and daughter tG
mourn the loss OF a good wife anC
mother. Mrs. McLanb was {
daughter OF Mr.. James Britt, Sr.
and was highly respected by al
who knew her.
/ HONEYCUTTS.
| We are very glad to see the crop
} so fine in this township.
How would Mr.. John H. Parke
do for Sheriff?
} Mr.. Marion Butler made an excel
lent chairman of the Congressional
Convention. We hear the manner
!. in which he presided over that bod!
compliGented ON all sides.
81 Nearly every one see says 'heh'
is going to see the ocean next Tues
day. SEA Fowl.
, The celored people of this town