The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-07-30
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MCDASIELs.
Mrs. J. Mop. eddie. and two
children, who have been visit
in this section, has returned to
her home at Cedar. Mrs. Ellen
Alderman returned with them
on a visit.
There was a bad wind storm
in this section Sunday. Corn
was blown down and broken off
and a great deal of fence blown
down.
NORTH CLINTON.
Died, at the residence of his
father, on Saturday, July 25lh,
1891, Addison, eldest son Of J..
r. and Z. n. Register, aged II
years. three months and twenty
five days. The family have our
sympathy in their affection. He
was buried On Sunday afternoon
in the Clinton Cemetery, the
Rev. J. w. Turner officiating.
"Is it we'll with the child? It is
Second Kings, iv rs.
We come ash ing space in
your columns to THANH the good
people of Turkey township for
the enjoy able picnic given at
Bsaulah Church on Wednesday,
tho 23rd inst, which we had the
pleasure Of attending and hear
ing the able and instructive
speeches Of Marion Butler and
DR.. Thompson, which were ap-
preciat ted by all present. After
which we had the pleasure of
gathering around a most beau-
t1ful and we'll filled table to
partake of the necessities and
luxuries of life. After which
the crowd enjoyed each others
society for an hour or two. NJ
Your correspondent, in COM
pany with several others, took a
pleasant trip down to Whining
ton, Wrights vile, The Ham
Knocks, Ocean View and CaroIi-
ma Beach Monday. Well this
scribe went for recreation as
we'll as other things, but got in
stead q re-breakdown. The girls
and boys rugged themselves in
bathing suits and plunged into
the surf. Such whirling splash
ing and trying to ride the break
ers. Well it's nice. We spent
some time with the soldier boys
in their splendid quarters and
our Sampson boys placed US un-
der obligations for the hand.
some way they treated us
Thanks boys, We wont forget
you. We venture to say tha'
there is not a more suitable
place in the State than the beau
tiful park at Camp Fowle on
which the tents are pitched. i
is a peninsula. Happily the
sand flies and "skeeters" haG
gone on an excursion, but tn,
fees, how they did run up an
down lis. One of the attraction.
at Ocean view was a sea turtle
which was taught on the beach
and was estimated to weigh $50
pounds. Everything passed of
nicely and If fate is not agains'
us we expect to 20 again.
Miss Stella Herring,of Pine!
Grove, is visiting in this com
munity.
Mr.. j. L. Clute wsnt to sche
nectada, N. Y, last week on bu
siness.
Mrs. j. l.. Clute is on q visi
In Wilmington. PAT
There is a swan of bees or
the corner Of Mr.. Jas: McCul
lens fence that were found som.
time during June. judging
from the comb and honey the,
had they must have gone Their,
in April or May and began thei
work. They lit on the lock O
, the fence and are doing well
and bid fair tc face the frost.
and SHOWS Of winter, if not to-
severe. SUBSCRIBER
Rev. Mr.. Vernon commenced
a protracted meeting at Yves
ley's chapel On last Saturday.
Mr.. NJ. R. jackson opened
subscription school at Ming,
Academy on Monday last.
There will be an Alliance pic
mic at Mingo Academy on Sat
urday, August 18th. There vii
: be an address by the Count,
, Lecturer, after which he will
publicly install the officers cleo
Of the lodge.
Miss Eunice F. jackson, j
Faison, is visiting in the Haw
ley Store section.
LISBON.
Mr.. r. R. Vann, Of Mt. Vel
non Springs, paid his friend
and relatives in this section
flying visit last week.
Miss Lille Bronson wen
down to Wrightsville last week