The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-08-13
TAYIOR's BRIDGE,

oOule gtris III DupIin write
comments on the margins Of
library novels they read. In
one the writer borrowed. q
certain emotional creature wrote
"the pangs OF low is CRATE" i
hav ben there myself.
There is corn tu sell in this
township, and d certain young
man has been hauling it to In
gold via Spring Vale church.
His CONSERVATION can be better
imagined than told when ha
awaked from a nap and found
his mules had stopped him at
Mrs front gate. The ladies
are "laughiDg in their sleeves"
j. @. Nj.
TURKEY.
Miss Anna Carroll, of Duplin,
has been spending sometime
with her brother, Mr.. G. F. Car
roll.
We are sorry to learn that Rev.
j. L. Butt, is suffering from the
effects Of a fall which be receiv-
ed severllweeks since.
Mrs. William Williamson, of
Sonth Carolina, has been visit
ing her cousin, Miss Minnie Will
Hanson.
The protracted meeting, con-
ductad by Rev. }. l.. Stewart, at
New Hope, was closed last Mon
day. Fourteen happy converts
were baptised by pastor Stewart
on Monday evening. Rev. O. p
Meeks assisted Mr.. Stewart in
the meeting, and did good work.
Mrs. Bertha Carroll and child
rem, Of Goldsboro, have been
spending sometime with Mrs. F.
N. Carroll.
| Miss Sudie Rogers, of Colds
boro, who has been spending
sometime with friends Of this
section, left for her home this
week.
Mr.. Editor-Having not seen
anything reported from old Dis
NAL in sometime l will send
you few lines.
Crops arc a pretty fair aver
age in this section. We have
plenty of rain but not any toe
much.
Mr.. Robert Williams aud wife
Of Asheville, n. C., have beer
visiting friends and relatives il
this section. He moved FROM
this county in 1858. His broth
ar, Mr.. VIM. Williams, had no
heard from him in % years
Each thought the other dea,
until a short while ago the,
found out each other.
There was reunion of tn,
old Thomas Williams family a
Mr.. Williams residence on las
Thursday in honor of Mr.. Will
liarns, before he returned t.
Asheville. He left for his hom
: Friday. BACHELOR.
Last Saturday night, Mr.. D
W. Williams, accompanied by
young lady, was returning frol
Clement church, when his hors
became frightened and began t.
: run backwards. The young lad
was thrown from the buggy
Two of the wheels ran over hel
!, ave hope she is not seriously in
= jured. The buggy was badl
: broken.
Mr.. James Faircloth has til
finest tobacco in this section.
p Mr.. R. E. Hales has just re
. turned from Dunn, where he ha
!, been visiting his brother.
. Rev. Owen Spell has gone
tHillsboro, wher he will spend
week or two with Rev. J. f. Bri.
towe.
Married, at tue brides home
e Mr.. John B. Autry to Mrs. Jer
. ME Cooper, l.. G. Spell officis
/, ting. Your correspondent wis
Of the couple a long and happ
It life. a-- GIN.
At a meeting of Hicke r
Grove Alliance last Saturda
! an invitation was extended
b Senator Marion Butler to ddres
S the Alliance on Saturday, Aui
}. Goth.
A protracted meeting is bein
Il conducted by Rev. Judson We
. nom, at Hopewell church wit
: much interest.
) Crops are looking splendid
D this section.
HoNEYCUTrS.
} Rev. Redden HOneycutt hs
{ commenced protracted mee
{ ing at Piney Green church. Niue
& inter. st is manifested, and
8 thirst for "more aud better r,
5 ligion" is needed by the va.
D multitude who attend.
4 FRANKLIN.
Z The Alliance picnic at Kerr
Z proved to be quite success.
Z was largely attended and was
( very enjoyable occasion.
; Misses Katie and -Tressa We.
] timann, OF Wilmington, are vi.
, iting Miss Maggie Newkirk.
u Mrs. Geo. Register. of Whit