The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-11-13
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PrsEY GEuvE
Mr. Howard kornegay left d
few days ago FOR Florida.
Sir. Rowland Huggif4s is home
from Rutherfo, d College
Mr.. J. S. .aman has shown "a
some ve.y fine yam potatoes.
lie grew thirteen hundred
bushels on three acres.
NORTH CLINTON.
Mr.. E. NJ. Hobbs began a |
school at Bush Hill last Mon
day.
Mr.. John Lewis has a record
that probably can not be equal
led by any mau in the county.
He is II years old, has never
had a difficulty with any man,
never had a case in court, never
been a witness, never taken a.
drink of whiskey nor chew
of tobacco. Would that the
county was full of suGh men.
TURKEY.
Died, Miss Nancy johnson,
daughter of Mr.. III. J. Johnson.
She was a young lady just
blooming into wonanhood. We
understood that it was billions
fever.
Mrs. Il. j. Best Of Whining
ton is visiting her father, E. J.
Colwell.
Mr.. Payton Rackley and Mr..
John West are the only two
men III our township to vote
for Jackson for President. This
was their first vote and they
pride themselves to day upon
the fact that they have always
voted the straight ticket. Mr..
Mr.. West has never missed but
one election, then he was too
sick to 60.
Mrs. John MoriseY of Cumber-
land is visiting at Mr.. VIM. A
Faison's.
LISBON.
| have thought for some time
| would write to THE CAUCASIAN,
but kept waiting for good news
and now I think [ have piece
good enough TO tell. (but expect
you have heard IT'D They have
failed to bell the cat" and the
mouse that had that job, has
gone in his hole and it will be
a long time before they will
hold another "mass meeting
to try to bell that cat again
With barns full of corn and a
cat to watch the mice, we ex-
pect to live for the next two
years.
Lisbon can boast of Joseph
who dreams, and interprets his
dream. He dreamed "he saw a
white COW walking in the
Heavens with rapid pace, oc-
casionaly she would come to a
cloud but nevertheless, she
walked on with the same ease
His Interpretation of this dream
was: marion Butler going te
the Senate Of North Carolina
| waited to find out if JOSEPH
was true prophet and find hi
is, SO all who have dreams they
wish interpreted Can apply K
Lisbon's Joseph. f. :.
There is a collard in Mr.
Luclan Herring's garden fee
and 6 inches high. He ough
to carry it up to the Sampson
Fair. Mr.. Otis Herring has ;
potatoe vine almost as remarka
BILE. 1T is nearly 40 feet long.
Mr.. Marion Butler deliveref
a lecture before Clear Ruiz Al
lance on last Saturday evening
/ A colored man down her,
says that they were told tina
they would get white votes t,
Leip elect Scurlock il tn
colored people would not pu
out candidate of their vw!
race for State Senator.
Mr.. G. G. Boykin has mad
more corn with less work thai
any other man probably eve
did. He made 400 bushels wit
II days work. It is a fin
variety of corn. He picked ou
II ears that shelled a peck Fl
says if any one doubts thi
statement he can produce NJ
G.. G. Corbett as d witness.
The farmers are about .hroug
housing the best crop that the
t have had for several years. Th
potatoe crop is extraordinar
fine. Some grown by L. |
Highsmith measuring from |
to Is inches in circumference.
There is q man in tll!s towI
ship who declares that he is to
lazy to work, still he has enong
. y,ofofnoc apH ,,y,prlyi,,S tn 19s
5 him for several years, if the
would keep. He, Mr. NJ.
Moore, planted few pumpki
). see d in a piece of low land cor
g containing about one and d ha
J, acres. and made between OF
+ and two hundred pumpkin
it some of them measuring fro,
n five to six feet in circumfe