The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-06-11
MOUNT OLIVE DEPARTMENT


Miss Il1e Williams. af pupllu,
visiting M. JaNie- Z. iIs.el,.
Erie Abssns,ay, Of sao- I'LL. al
visiting his raany friend. hsre
Mss Pearl Fusgell has returned
fF,ssn sel'eol At 'vHmIn<,,,l. M
M,ss Ecla Fai~ou. II o,ol,islz,ro. :
yis!tiH TIE f.m,,y or IA. IN. Fillmore.
PROF. L. /. Brittcu as l..,cn re-sleci.
Cd Is Prinealsl oi the At. olr high
school.
Misses Lcua and JaFrs IIus>ey. efI
Warsaw, spent several days viii shcI
family { v. +. Aaron. Esq.
Miss Mary For ell. "g Cliuton, Is
spending a few days with her cousin,
Mr.. FL. Kelly, a! lIotei Southerland
Mrs. DR.. rritchard and Mrs. &. II.
Pierce, ~ New York, spent several ,lays
with thew brother, Dr. /. ". Faisna..
"A. \. smith vii run ava cxeureIoa
on tie Goth o. June from Cliut0n 20
Fayetteville. Car reserved for whites.
The speech Of Hon. +. ". Ken, az
Clinton, y. G., before the Mount olive
High school is spoken of a being the
bost ever delivered here.
Mis- Annie Switzerland Is attend
me- the Davidson College commence
ment. after which viii spend some ,ime
with relatives IN Raleigh.
-Messrs. Frank English aad Robert
Kornegay have built a new boat and
christcned it the Maggie Brilgcrs after
our popular young iitdy friend.
The exercises of our school passed.
of quite pleasantly. Not being present
we have to content ourselves with the
opinion Of friends who attended.
Misses Dora korncgay, Emma
Jones, Daisey Korneeay and Minnie
Kennedy spent several days during tlie
past week at &. b. Prices, Esq.
Joseph T. Robinson, Esq, of ,fhc
Argus. read a thoughtful and well pre-
pared paper before the Henry Z. Shcp-
perd Literary Society at close Of Prof. 4.
Z. iJritton's school.
Miss Catharine Elmore is home f:om
Oxford Female Seminary. She gradua.
ted this year at that excellent scio o.
and was one OF fodr out o. large elias
selected to read a gradua ting essay.
The writer spent several days las
week az the Seaside resorts. near vii
mington. and enjoyed himself ecrl
much. They arc making arrangement
to accommodate all who viii 90 thert
/ his season.
MI. j. ID. Aaron planted 81. int bar
rels of Tho. bun's seed potatoes am
from them Gathered l35 barrels. How i
this to- yield lie thinks that had til,
frost not injured them lac would hav,
easily gathered $50 barrels. They wor
over 90 barrels Of No. 1amon. the lot
My teeth are white and peaIly,
My shirt is long and thin
We VIII move out late and carly
And bring huckleberries in.
Ny collar rnbs my neck,
De basket skins my arm,
Well pick 'cm by the aceA
AMI neglect the cotton farn,
For ..Hanncr" must have 4 dress
An Moze pair oil shoes.
Ole Moe must have mess
OF the old Sampson blues.
-MozE SKINNER
The marriage OF Mr.. Albert Girls
void to Miss Sallin Smith took place j
The Methodist church on Tuesday even
Ing of last week al O'Clock, Rev. Nj
futile officiating. They were atlcndc
BY Miss Mary Smith with Mr.. Ben Girls
void; Miss Bette Grls To'd w.th III
Walter O'BeIry Miss Mcgee BrIdgeT
with Mr.. Carl G.iswnlI Miss Florene
) Cox with Mr.. BENZ Barnes; Miss Claii
: Smith with MIR. Henry Cox. Messr-
! James y. SwiI-on ana George 9. 10,
I, ncgay were u-hars. The wedding 'n4io
OF Mcndcish9u was AL 4irably eXecate'
b. Miss May Hicks. After c care
: mony the parry took 81 sum8aJu- sal
per at the residence o! the groom, pa
rents. about iivc miles IN the cogu8ry.
DR.. b. /. Marab.c III ms sermp
last Sunday gave bis idea Of HeAye
ano how morality would appear ii n
NOR lily. IL thaugf,t We woald apps
there in form and features just Us sc 4
here (at what S age Of l:fie he did not sa'
and ( at oar neHtal CO ecpiions ~
capacities for enjoyment would b. sel.
tively the same 10 Heaven as % cart
Bet the great question IS h0w sc sip,
get there. Peter ny great siress 8
n Works. Paul lay gTcai stress aa Fiiti
:, lie: u see their relation. Can 4 I'd
j be saved ~ wor.is NJ one oft.ie q
spirad writers claim that. but i Il adn
that il Is through Faith alone tat ma
: can be saved. Then wii Il ha> wo.ks
do with mans salvaaon. T.le Bib