The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-07-23

;y Lecturer will BE present AMI
speak FOR Us
Married, al III. residence ot
the brides father, Mr.. 4. MAt-
thews, N Turkey township, on
the 9Th inst, Mr., VI. !. ReALley
- Miss Jennie Mathis, Y. j.
MrArthur, J. l., officiating. The
occasion proved to be highly an
joyable Ia al. Will" the old
folks discussed topics 81 gener-
al interest a. the welfare Of the
community, the young people.
in resp ndinE h their own sen
timent&l feelings carried into
execution the aimonitiou Of the
Psalmi-t David, When he sal ! /:
Praise the Lord with stringed
instruments and dance" In the
evening the newly welded cou
pie started FOR their future home
followed by a !ew OF the near
relatives 10 attend the reception
which, indeed. vas highly Ell
joyed. Thus the happy coca
sion passed away and in con-
graduating the happy couple
We predict for them a truly
christian life, hopin- tina. they
may realize all the fond hopes
and desires connected with the
marriage rela ton and when the
common reaper of mortal exis-
tence shall come they may be
reunited in the celestial man
sionS above, where there il but
one shepherd and one fold.
AN ATTENDANT,
Mrs. Ehos. Hall, OF Duplin,
a'ho has been visiting her sis
ter, Mrs DR.. Haywood Faison,
for some time has returned.
MINGo.
Mr.. Editor: As | have been on
Il visit and just returned, | Of
course, called for THE CAUCA-
SIAN the first thing after salu-
ting all with hearty grip. AZ
ter careful perusal OF your
most excellent paper, saw to
my surprise that Il. :. Holmes
had reported a cotton blossom
on Monday, June 22d. This was
very good, hut could Mr.. stub"
have been at home he would
have sent in ono for Mr.. VIM. A.
Warren on Saturday, June Goth.
Good for MIngo, the "rordest"
OF the season.
There were q series of meet
ings at Betlsada church, begin
ming Oh last Saturday, the 18th
instant, conducted by the Hevs.
L. J. Moore, of Goldsboro, aud
Barney Perkins, Of P!keville.
There was a "Demorest" meet
ing at Wesley's Chapel on Saiur-
day night, At candle light, con.
Quoted by Mr.. II. B. CuIbreth's
class of NtcGee's church.
Mr., Ed. Alderman, who has
recently returned from Wake
Forest College, took charge of
the school at Recdy Branch Mon
day, the 18th.
Died, on Monday evening, the
18th OF June, Mr.. s. T. Smith,
who but a few years since was
sent 20 the State Penitentiary
for twenty years. About 3 year
ago he broke out Of the stock
ade on the c. Z. d i. V. Rail-
road and made good his escape.
He has been at home or around
there ever since. He was in
good health up to Saturday,
when be commenced to com
plan. Since he came back lie
professed religion and connect
ed himself with the Church.
l am as ever, STUH.
The corn crop OF this section
bids fair for q good yield.
There will bs debate and
basket picnic at Glenwood
Academy on the 8th Of August,
commencing st 10 A. NJ. Query:
Resolved, That the Gloomiest
days of the Worlds History are
yet to come. Speakers, atfirma-
tive, Mosley Blackman and NJ. |
Bell. Negative, p f. Johnson
md A. H. Williams. Public in
5ited TO attend with baskets. |
Iessrs. d. B. Nicholson and Ma
ion Butler have accepted iny,-
atoms to be present and speak.
Cross EYED SAM.