The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-07-16

hes own business. Dose-vne
cupfui. Each taken before starting
a visiting or oftener if necessary.
1t was Mrs Dora Tart instead II
Fort that died June s0iL. - Anxious
reported.
There are some in this section who
want TO help build the cotton factory.
Much success 10 you and your pa
per. ROSE Bun.
PINEY GROVE.
we see that the people Of Harrell'.
store want a physician. II they will
write to DR.. J. II. Darden, OF Faison,
we think they can secure hi. services.
There will DC a union meeting OF
several Alliances at Goshen Alliance
on Tuesday, the 2Sth or July. As
slstant Lecturer, Bro. Hunter, Couu-
ty Lecturer, NJ. Butler and others,
Will deliver addresses. Tie address
will be to the public, after which the
secret work will be exemplitied. A
basket dinner will be spread, and all
Alliance brethren and visitors arc
respectfully invited to bring a full,
basket.
Crops are looking we'll through
this section, considering the dry
Royo, nns...7
sr.,ten. rneded meeting is to begin
at Fs..~.-. ~-sfove church the third
Sunday in july.
Monday, July the 9th, was a day
OF pleasure at the residence of Mrs.
A. E. King. 1t was Mr.. John X.
Darden's birthday, he having reach.
ed the ripe old age oc so years. His
children, grand children and neph-
ews gave him family picnic in hon
or of the occasion. There were he.
tween forty and fifty persons present.
Mr.. Darden has six children, twenty
two grand children and seven great
grand children. AT II O'Clock @
sumptuous dinner was served. The
evening was spent in perfect happi-
ness. Mr.. Darden said that he never
expected to see his family unite d
again, though he is enjoying good
health. The day was greatly enjoy
ed by all who were present, and we
thought it to be once Mr.. Darden's
happiest days. May he live to see
many more birthdays.
MCDANIELs.
A certain hawk over the river, in
Bladen county, that has been COM
mitting considerable de predation
among the chickens, struck down a
few days since among a brood OF
chickens at Mr.. Alex. Simmons,
The old hen bounced upon the hawk
and did not turn loose till the hawk
was dead. That hen is "cock of the
walk" in this community now.
A number Of the people of this
section went down On the excursion
last Thursday Tor wrlgntsvlIIe. 1,
was very pleasant occasion.
TURKEY.
Mr.. S. J. Parker, nf this section,
has pig that was born with mark
triangular shape, on lower side of
ear. He had not been accustomed
to mark his stock; but he took the
que from nature and now marks all
his stock like the pig was marked by
nature.
SOUTH CLINTON.
Mr.. James l.. Mathis has return
ed from visit to Duplin to see his
cousin, Mr.. Henry Lamb, who is
quite sick with fever. He reports
Mr.. Lamb improving.
TAYLOR's BRIDGE,
Rev. w. E. Croker, pastor of Mt
Gilead Baptist church, will begin {
protracted meeting at that place o.
Friday, the 18th instant, in which
he will be assisted by Rev. ]. w
Powell.
Mr.. 6. G. Butler has sixly-fivt
acres in cetton and for.y-five acre,
in corn. It is given up to be the hes
crop in this township.
NORTH CLINTON.
First we must say that OF all the
newspapers we get hold of THE eau
CAsIAN is one of the liveliest
Abreast with the times and out-spok
en- on questions that are of grave i'm
portance.
Mrs. w. I. Lane is visiting hel
mother, Mrs. Nancy Clute, and W,
are sorry to say has been i'll for sew
eral days, but is now better.
Miss Annie Clute has accepted /,
position in the South River Baptis'
Institute at Autryville as teacher OF
Music and the Primary Department
with Mr.. J. A. Oates, Jr., as princi
pal. We very reluctantly give hei
up but commend her to the principa
and good people of Autryville as il
every way competent to fill the pe'
sition.
Most Of Orr farmers are through
with their corn crops and grassy cot
ton, and one fellow says that be hat
to coulter his crab grass before h
could pillow IL up. Hurlah for Nortl