The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-05-21
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got his arm badly twisted and brok-
I'll Tuesday. His arm was caught
between driving wheel and the
belt and was broken in two places.
On the first Of June we will com =
mence another Seriel Story, "Ten
Minutes To TWelVe.n Our readers
were much pleased with our last sto-
ry and we think this one will be
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so you will get it complete.
Mr.. a. +. johnson is sick. He
is suffering with return of the al
tack of last summer. Every one
who knows him will with pain
to learn of his illness. His physi-
clans hope that this attack is II slight
one and that he will soon recover.
We are informed that in ray-
Ior's Bridge township, lin the neigh
borhood Of Mr.. J. NJ. Powell's) tina!
the hail stones that fell there asst
week we've SO large that after being
carried in basket for Il mile that
they were still as large as turkey
eggs.
From what we hear OF the SER
mon, delivered in the Baptist church
on last Sunday night, by Rev. w.
+. Croker, of Mount Olive, we are
very sorry that we did not hear it.
By-the-wey there are some idle
hands and wagging tongues in town
that could have heard it with profit.
We did not hear the industrial
address by the cOlored orator on last
Saturday, but hear it spoken of high
ly. If he can make the negro an
earnest and progressive wealth pro-
ducer and thereby valuable citizen
he will indeed be Il Moses to them.
We hope he will preach the same
doctrine in every section of the State.
-Supt. Royal asks us to state that
the Teachers Assembly will open
on the 10th of June. Those who de-
sire certificates Of membership can
get them by applying to him at
Clinton. For males $500, for fe-
males 81 90. This certificate is nee
essary to get the special hotel rates
Of 81 90 per day and the special rail
road rates Of II cents a mile.
Mr.. w. S. Patrick shipped
Monday. May 18th, two crates OF
beans for Mr.. r. F. BOykiu to the
old reliable house of j. F. Kimball
& Co., formerly known as Simpson
Murray & Co., Boston. These were
probably the first beans shipped
from this State.
LATER-From telegram receiv.
here we learn that these beans
brought four dollars per box.
The anniversary exercises of the
Clintun Female Institute will take
place Wednesday, May 9th, at eigh
o'clock P. NJ Address by Rev. w
S. Lacy, d. D., of Norfolk, Virginia
After which Rev. B. F. Marable, D
d., will present the certificates to thu
graduating elias Public cordially
invited. Reception at college Tues
dav evening, May Goth, compliment
airy to the graduating class.
The editor of this paper had
very pleasant trip to Raleigh las
week. He spe;.t Saturday evening
and night at the a, & NJ. College
lecturing while there on Practica
Education. We were struck witt
the fine physical 90. dition of the
boys. They did not present TIL,
tired, thin and worn appe trance o
most boys ut college at this season o
the year. We learned that there i:
scarcely ever any sickness among
the boys, and that their health inva
riably improved after entering, Will
| it is often the case at colleges tina
boys are forced to leave on accoun
of bad health. This is the result O
| the lOgical-the common sense meth
cd Of trimming the hand and mind a
the same time. Tt is more than man
ual training, for all theory is put in
to practice at this schoo! and that
the highest kind OF intellectua
training. We hope to see this ide
sooner or later pervade all our msti
tutions of learning. Sampson ha
three boys there. Mrs. Carroll, til
popular and efficient matron, is ais
of this county. The boys have til
greatest respect for her, in fact sh
is one of the greatest moral forces
governing the institution. He
slightest wish is their greatest pie;
sure. The institution, though in e1
| isIence fer only two years, is alread
an established success, and its ben,
ficent influence will gradually be fe
| in every quarter of the State.