The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-03-27
PINEY GROVE.

Snow every week of March.
A few Of our smarter friends have /
sown their gardens, some were so
far advanced as to have plants Set |
out, and watermelon patches plant |
ed. But. alas! they will not now be
SO far ahead of their more delinquent |
neighbors. Some Of our farmers
used no guano last year and will use
none this year. Why can't they |
all do without 1t?
There will be an entertainment at
Mt. Olive to night, "Amcng The
Breakers" by home talent.
Miss Sudie Higgins has just closed
successful school, two miles from
home, in District No. 10. She spent
last week in Goldsboro, visiting the
family of her uncle, Mr.. w. III.
higgins.
"Have you had the La Grippe?
No, | am not fashionable enough.n
SO says a certain young lady.
Mrs. d. NJ. Koruegay had ala
Grippe" a month ago, and is still
suffering from the effects Of it. She
hopes to get the full benefit Of the
prevailing "fashion."
Mr.. A. /. Barbrey, formerly
Principal of the school at higgins
School House, is taking a course at
Rutherford College. His many
friends wish him much success in
his college life. There will be a
public debate at Goshen High School,
Friday night the 18th.
Mrs. Joe Sutton who has been
quite sick for the past six weeks, is
visiting her father Mr.. J. ID. O.
Culbreth.
HALLS.
Mr.. Butler: Dear Sir; Two OF the
best farmers Of this neighborhood
planted corn on the old women's
day for planting garden seed, or
about that time, and they have
proven themselves to be good
planters, as their corn remains
planted.
Mrs. Jane Kerr and Miss Lula
Bannerman who have been visiting
Mrs. J. G. Hobbs left on the 10th
to visit Mr.. j. D. Kerr, of Delta.
Mrs. J. G. Hobbs and her guest,
Miss Mamie Kerr, attended an
entertainment at the Mt. Olive
school ON the Dist.
The young men in the lower part
Of this county and Fender when
beginning house keeping have a
substitute after the obstruction of
hog chulera, they eat bear meat and
beans, "down on the river" and
; some of the young ladies are very
fond of the substitute.
Miss Amanda Wilson, who has
Deen teaching school in Sout h
Carolina is visiting friends and
relatives around HObtOn.
YAMGUMMIM.
Died, on Monday, Miss Hattie,
daughter of Mr.. d. G. McPhail,
aged Is years, of diabetis. She had
been lingering for several months.
A severe wind storm passed thro
this section eastward last week
. Much fence and many trees blown
down. We understand that much
damage was done at GiddtnsviIle and
, beyond.
NEWTON GROVE.
a Mr.. Lewis King one of our J. P's
r aged about 50 years, after remain
: ing widowe: for six week, took un
to himself young wife the II inst
= LITTLE COHARIE.
We live in "world Of changes
2 and as times change the words Of
: the wise man, Solomon are certainly
, verified which says "there is nothing
3 new under the sun" But it does
seem occasionally, that with all due
S reverence for "Sacred things that
1 sometimes some thing will Occur
| that seems new, especially to the
: people not living in that part of oul
"glOriOus county" where Science is
Y knowledge reduced to system
: The latest news of this section is
that one Of the brightest and mos
y highly gifted legal lights of thu
4 Clinton fraternity, in making
!, visit among the scenes of his boy
J. hood has tried to "swap" his bugg.
+ horse for dog. Thisa fact the know
= ledge of which the writer receiv
g ed from the brilliant young lawyer
n himself, and he seemed to be as
: tonished to think that his offer wa
l. not accepted. So if the citizens OF
: Clinton, should see or hear of on
+ Of their bright legal limbs drivin,
o up into town Will one of the Canin,
Il domestics attached to a road car
j. with his auricular appendages erec
l. they need not be surprised. Wha
4 next? l..
= MCDANIELS.
Mrs. J. Mop. Geddie Of Ceda
s. Creek is visiting her sister Mrs
j. Adolphus Williamson.
e NORTH CLINTON.
: Miss Mary Moore from GOldsbor
is visitirg her friend Miss McKO
e BOney, near Clinton.
- TAYIOR'S RRJDGE