The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-07-09

sion ne VIII eventually rise up TO the
surface and the old hayseeder will
be on top all the time, while those
gho have always ridicuicd him will
crawl down till they have to get un-
der the worm rail and hide forever
from the sight Of honest yeomen.
c.
TAyLoR's BRIDGE.
Miss LEILA Shaw, Of Tayior's
Bridge, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
~ James.
Prof. Il. G.. Maxwell, Of Duplin,
will lecture a, Red Hill church on
Saturday, July 18th, on Phrenology.
He viii give charts to those who de
sire them. Take your dinner basket
and stay al. day. He will deliver
lecture on some religious subject On
Sunday
Mr.. Bryant Knowles, of this
township, is quite sick with typhoid
fever at Ex-Sheriff Wards in PEN
der. His sister, Miss ALdie, is also
sick with fever at her home.
Mr.. Henry Lamb, son Of Mr.. Wash
Lamb, Of Chinquapin, Duplin coun-
ty, who has many relatives in this
county. is critically i'll with fever.
TURKEY.
On Thursday, July 9th. Miss Ma
Jenna Mathis will be married to
Maj. Beasly, of Magnolia, V. J. Nc
Arthur, Esqr., will ofiiciate.
Mrs. Happier, of Elliott, left Mon
day for Suffolk, Va.
Miss Lille Taylor, OF Magnolia,
is visiting Misses Irene and Josie
Carroll.
There is u great deal Of sickness in
this section. Mr.. r. NJ. Middleton's
daughter, Mr.. E. Man:l's daughter,
Mr.. Frank CAROLS son and Mr.. w.
J. IIerring's daughter Miss Jennie)
are all sick with fever.
Mr.. o. Il. Blown and nearly all
his family, who have been sick for
some time, are improving.
SOUTH CLINTON.
Miss jersey Carroll died on Mon
day. the 9th OF July, aged about 20
years. She had been a member OF
the Missionary Baptist Church, al
Rowan, for Il number Of years.
Mr.. Owen Ezzell, who has been
quite low for several months with
complication of diseases, is slightly
improving.
FRANKLIN.
Misses Carrie Hines and Matte
Holmes. Of Fender county have been
visiting Miss Mary Moore and Mas.
DR.. Seavey's, their aunt. Messrs.
l.. Faispn and Campbell gave them
dance at Ivanhoe, which was high
~ enjoyed oy ait VINO attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Len. Merrimon, OF
Hardesville, S. c., are visiting Mrs,
J. L. Culbreth.
The recent rains have benefited
the crops exceedingly in this section.
We heard Mr.. Newkirk say his corn
crop is the best he has had in several
years.
wEsTBROOKS.
Mr.. j, +. Jackson will take charge
of his school at maple Grove 18th o
July.
Mr.. NJ. Blacknan will take
school at Lassiters on the 18th.
Miss Bette Eldridge is v:sitin.
relatives in this community.
Some Of our young men are goin;
to Glenwood to school.
Died, at her home. June Both, 1891
MIS-. Dora Fort, the beloved wife o
Mr.. J. A. Fort. She was Is years
months and Is days old. The
were married January 18th, 1885
!, and no happier couple, perhaps. wa
e:er united in matrimO ~. She viii
not only be missed by her relatives
but by every one that knew her.
ANXIOUS
LISBON.
J. w. Green, of Ingold, is havin:
good time lying in with tn
mumps.
We see crops are now lookin;
we'll.
We visited the church at Sprin
Vale on the second Sunday in Jun
and heard an extra sermon, deliver
; ed by the pastor, Mr.. Sandcrline
He announced that the dedication @
Spring Vale church would be til
second Sunday i'll September and tn
preachers who were to be invited wa
Rev. r. E. Peel, of Wilmington, an
Rev. w. B. Oliver, Of Fayetteville
Miss Amelia Herring is home o
q visit. She has been gene neari