The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-05-21
MOUNT OLIVE DEPARTMENT,


young sSf0Hs last ~S1tfd@ ErBFn Cfs0aA.
Mrs. Elias Fasxon waited her son,
DIR. I. W. Faisos. for day ov 80 this
weeE.
The little sou of {. II. Pterce, OF
BROOKLYN. \. Y, i visiting his uncle
anil aunt here.
Miss Mary Hicks. who has been
teaching al Anssyville fg same time, Is
home for vacation.
Our G&erchants have complete stocks
of goods and those in scar Ii OF bargains
will act wisely To call on them.
MIR. john Broadhurst and some
friends caught two German Carp in Co
pounds.
Charles Dewey. 81 Il oldsboro. spent
Satu day norning IN town, looking after
he boiler furnish ed by Dewey Bros for
the Canning Factory.
--Rev. Mr.. futile preached a splendid
sermon to n large congregation on last
Sunday morning and in the evening held
services at Cox's School House
The machinery for the Crescent
Canning Company is here, and will he
placed in position in a few days; then LEI
your huckleberries roll along.
There are persons here and near who
are engaged in selling whiskey and such
other connections, and they are known
l, will be we'll for them to quit while they
may. a word to The WI e is sufficient
The friends will have Temperance
meeting at the Free Soho oil House, near
Dudley. the second Sunday in June, al
$3.50 p. NJ. The public are cordially in
vlted to attend.
Many of our truckers are shown!
specimens of Irish potatoes, and from
the size of those displayed will be ship
|
will be quite small.
The News and Obs erver and TIL
North Carolina Intelligencer have con
solidated and We feel confident that the
will publish a fruitful paper. Two Q
the best journalists IN the State edit il
Success to them.
q We acknowledge the receipt Of q,
! invitation to attend the commencement
4 exercises of the Lexington, y. c., Sem
mary. Our old friend. Prof. J. Scroggs
is Principal, gentleman of the frs
: water. We are sorry we can't attend.
Our tonsorial artist, Prof. Wcigh
Dawson, As improving his residence il
WinnsborO. 1t looks as if he might b
induced to move his irying-pan and co
fee-poL where he could shift the dutie
upon one whe is better qualified.
The hail storm that passed owe
;. last "Wednesday evening did mach dam
; age near here. The loss fel quite heav
Oh J. b. Oliver, who had a fine prospee
for grapes. His loss is more than 500
;, In fact throughout that neighb,rlloo
! much loss Was sustained.
IL Prof. E. Z. Britton is making arrang,
ments and getting everything in read
ness fol the commencement exercises O
: the Mount Olive High School, whic
!" takes place about the 4th June. W
can promise all those who attend Obi
of fare" that will be delightful.
n DIR. d. S. Harmon, the Optician, ha
, opened an office at Hotel Southerlan,
. All in need Of glasses Or have any di
ease or trouble with the eye Gun consul
: him without charge. He comes with I'll
highest testimonials as to qualification
:. and character, and we rnhesitatingl
: commend him to all our friends.
The exercises al the close of TIL
Colored School in Winnsboro on l4t
and 18th were very instructive and a
who attended were highly pleased wit
the progress made by the pupils. TT
;. teachers deserve great credit for the wor
they displayed. These who heard Il
: address of Prof. E. L. Smith say. it wa
learned and we'll received.
Rev. Mr.. Lee, the Irish Evangelis
will commence protractcd meeting s
" the Methodist Church here On Thursda
: evening, the 18th of June. All are ear,
}. estly asked to attend these meetings.
!. is hoped thai the united influence of a
\ christians will be exerted toward SUI
: cessful revival Of religion.
ID The strawberry season 10 about cloi
n ed, and while the proceeds haye not bee
70 all that the heart could wish, still it hs
;. been fair reward to those who unde
: stand the cultivation OF them. 1t is liz
II everything else. You must have som
IS adaptability in the work to succeed. TIL
seasons experience to the srowers
ID truck demonstrates the necessity OF TIL
- thorough o'ganization on their part. TIL
growth Of this industry has been 50 ma
velous and SO much greater than any
3 drea ned of that action must be take
: fer thoroughly organization before til
10 next season, and look carefully after IL
y transportation of this important bus
pit ness. Much can be saved to the eros
ers ii they unite, and fight for their right
a We are positive tina, the Railroad wi
i'll do all they can to foster an industry tn
q. paws them as this does. When the ca