The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-04-17
All Through the County.
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MINGO.
WhOoping caugh is raging in this
immunity. Nr. Autry Baggett's
entire family Of eight children has
been suffering with it.
FRANKLIN.
Fire got out last week from DR..
w. B. Murphy's field anal did con-
siderable damage. Much Of his
fence was burned and his residence
had narrow escape. The fire was
not checked till it reached 3 lack
River a distance of or miles.
Among the losers were Mr.. Geo.
w. Herring, who lost a great deal
of fence and some boxes. DR.. w.
b. Murphy, who lost about l 600
panels Of fence and 10 barrel course
Of boxes. Messrs. ". DeVane, r.
DeVane, w. II. Marley and n. d.
and p. DeNane also lost heavily.
A crowded train passed down the
G.. F. s. Y. V. to-day bearing the
merchants along that line to the City
by the Sea, where they will be given
a banquet and cxcurSions'to Wrights-
vile and Carolina Reach.
HALLS.
! Died on Sunday the 18th, Mr..
| Osborne Packer, sOl Of Mr.. Lewis
Packer. He had been suffering with
La Grippe which developed into
Meningitis, which caused death in
less than a week. The deceased was
fine young man, about IS years of
age. The funeral was preached
Monday by Rev. c. P. Jerome.
Mr.. J. NJ. McCulIen betted pota-
toes two weeks ago to day (Thurs-
day. and now they have spruts and,
are up with half grown leaves. He
will be able to set out sprouts the
first rain, if it does not come mighty
quick.
NEWTON GROVE.
The County Lecturer delivered an
address at Bluff Alliance on the 10th
instant. twas timely, replete with
good logical common sense talk, and
met the expectation and views of
the good people present. 1t is to be
hoped that they will ponder well the
issues Mr.. Butler advanced AID that
they will be the result Of much good
even in years to come. He knows
how to handle, trusts, syndicates,
pools and gamblers in futures and all
invaders of the farmers rights with
"gloves off," May the Lords bless.
ings be added unto him, the Farm
, ers' Alliance and THE CAUCASIAN
Married, at the residence Of Mr.
LOsenzo Cameron, in Newton Grove
township, April Sth 1890, Mr.. S. w
Sutton of Piney Grove to Miss
Della Cameron, A. II. King, J. 2
officiating. Attendants, Mr.. Oti
. Ward and Miss Anna Cameron, Mr.
Lorenzo Cameron, Jr., and Mis-
Mamie Daughtry, Mr.. j. F. Jack
son and Miss Mary Ward, Mr.. B. a
Sutton and Miss Iua Cameron. TIL,
happy couple reached the home o
the groom late in the evening
Many relatives and friends were il
waiting to greet and congratulate
them. May joy and happiness at
tend them, and their life be Ion
! and prosperous. E.
On the same day Mr.. Jas. e. Bas
' was married to Miss Hep8ie Sutton
| J. A. Warwick, Esq, officiating.
u On the inst, Mr.. J. f. Bryan
school closed at Parker'S schot
house, after II seven months tern
Prof. J. d. Ezzell made appropriate
> speech on education, and presentt
. the prize to Miss Lille Warren fC
9 the best Improvement in writing
: and also to Miss --ThOrntOn fl
Q best improvement in reading, h
If presentation speeches were unique
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