The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-08-21

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PI>EY GROVE.
There will bc Farmers Dinner
and Alliance Picnic, near Mr.. John
Martini on next Thursday. Hon.
b. +. Grady and Mr. Marion Butler
have been invited Ia speak on the
occasion.
Mcssrs. *. a. Jordan and j. +.
lioiiingsworth took flying "trip TO
New York few days since.
FRANKLIN.
There will be Farmers Dinner
anu Alliance meeting at Dry Run
Store, Fender county, Oh next Thurs
day. We understand that Mr.. Ma
rion Butler, editor OF The CAUCA-
SIAN and County Lecturer for Samp-
son, has been invited to deliver the
speech.
HONEYCUTTS.
As pretty flour is now being turn
ed out by Mr.. +. r. burlington at
his mill as can be made by any mill
in the State. He has put in one of
the California SHUTTERS and Separa-
tors. This machine is compact, in
gent nus and Il marvellous success.
1tnot only completely rids the wheat
OF smut, dust and trash, but can be
regulated so as to take out any faulty
grain Of wheat. This is the second
| one of these machines 50 far brought
into the State and it certainly exCcls
| anything Of the kind we have ever
seen.
TURKEY.
Crops i'll Turky are just about as
good as we could ask for.
We will make no compromise as to
our candidate for State Senator. We
say let him who has fairly "won the
spurs" wear them.
VIM. &. Hines, mentioned in last
weeks paper as suffering with Sc
we're attack Of typhoid malarial fe
yer, is slowly cOnvalescing, and Jas.
l.. Hines, his brother is suffering
with an attack of the same fever at
his fathers, in this township.
HALLS.
Mr.. Samuel H. Hobbs has several
acres in. rice that is excellent. 1t is
about five feet high and some Of the
heads arc nine inches long now and
are only about half grown. He
made I'D barrels last year on about
two acres. Mr.. Hobbs has greatly
improved his farm using home
made manure) and is to-day one of
the best and most progressive young
farmers we know of. Before next
spring We will give the readers of
this paper his formula for compost,
which is the cheapest and best we
know of.
Mr.. T. \. Hobbs has 50 far this
season made LOO gallons OF cider
and shipped 200 bushels of apples
from a ten acre orchard. He will
make at least 5000 gallons this sum-
mer and fall. He says that there is
nothing that pays better, and that
he intends to go into the fruit bust
ness extensively. He planted 5000
young trees last year and expects to
plant as many more this fall and
winter.
NCDANIELS.
Married, at the residence of Mr.. S
S. Carroll, on the 18th instant, Mr.
S. S. Carroll to Miss Hattie Billiard
A. F. Robinson, j. p, officiating
The attendats were: MIR. King Rob
, inson and Miss Geneva Hichsmith
Mr.. John Highsmith and Miss Ella
Highsmith, of Durham. May joy
peace, happiness and long life b,
| the lot of the newly married couple
Miss Lila Corbett and Master
Sprmt Corbett, of Hampton, n. e..
have been visiting their uncle, l.. NJ
Boykin, the past week. F.
LITTLE COHARIE.
Miss Katie Smith: of Cyress Creek
is visiting friends and relatives il
: this section.
I. Miss Mary Williams, Of Cumber
land county, is visiting Misses Moll
and Bette Fisher.
A., The Sunday School Conference 70
: Sampson circuit will DO held at An
: drews' Chapel on Friday and Satur
: day, before the first Sunday in DC
;. tober. The Superintendent of :h
Sunday Schools on the circuit are re
uuested to send list Of delegate
and speakers as soon as they are ap
pointed to the Secretary of the Coz
}. ference, by order Of the Presiden
o J. ID. 0. Culbreth, and l.. NJ. White
n Secreta V.
ii Miss Leanie Bristowe and Mar
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