The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-12-03

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We aGe glod to kloS that Mr.. In.
frell Nuibreth is sufficiently recovered
from hIs injuries to bs ont again.
On account OF death In the family
OF one Of our printers, We we're short of
hand this week ana had to leave out
some things.
Married in GoldsborO, Nov &c, Miss
Mary Il Butler to Mr.. Wellington
Iatum. at the resident Of her cousins
d. \. Foust. Rev f. A Right officiating
We call attention to the shangc In
firm of q. 4. Goodwip kCo, Marble and
Granite Works, Fayetteville. Mr.. 4
l.. Rsmsburg has gone into the com
fany.
1t will be heard with much pleasure
By bis many friends that Rev. J. NJ.
Ashby has been returned to this circuit
by his Conference, We congratulate his
congregation.
Rev. y. J Duncan'a little girl had
a very successful operation performed
or her eye by DR.. r. H. Lewis in Raj
eigh last week. and we are glad DO know
Is doing very we'll.
- On account Of accumulated official
correspondence, and other duties con-
nected with she presidency Of the ALI
aLe', Mr.. Butler has been unable to
write anything for shia weeks paper.
The Warsaw Dramatic Club, on
Thursday and Friday nights, gave o
very interesting entertainment They
all did exceptionally well and their ef-
forts was much appreciated.
A very able and interesting book
Labor and Capital" has been shown
us by Mr.. Il. Y. Draughon, the agent
1t is powerful book and very useful
one, every one should read it.
Mr.. H. A. Bland, ono of Pendor
county's com nizsioners, killed two wild
turkeys, ono day last week, at one
shoot, Weighing twenty two pounds He
is an Alliance and he made good shot.
"A very happy marriage was ceiebra-
ted at Clinton Hotel on Thursday. The
fortunate parties were Miss Minnie Will
Hanson of this county and Mr. Jno. r.
Terrence of Duplin, V. J. Macarthur
Eiq oficiated.
Mr.. G. A. Jones editor OF s.The
Old North State" the new industrial
Journal of Raleigh is here in the interest
Of his papsr. Mr.. Jones is one of our
go ahead newspaper men, and fine
writer, and we bespeak for him q world
wide popularity.
In referring to the failure of the
Clinton Loan Association the State
Chronicle makes an error in saying Mr..
w A Johnson is the largest stakeholder.
We have the authority OF Mr.. johnson
that ho does not now, or never has own.
ed any stock in the Tank.
Died, at her home in Clinton, on
the Both day of Nov. 1891, Mrs. Mary
Pearsall, wife OF J. O. Pearsall, aged
about 28 years. She was q consistent
member of the Baptist church, and
lived christian life. She leaves a
husband and two children to mourn their
loss. We extend our sympathy to the
bereaved family.
Mr.. Edgar Strickland of Oumber
land county who has been out in Ga.
prospecting for past few months return
ed and took his family back with him
on the 18th inst. He is engaged in the
turpentine business, We suppose will
make Georgia his future home. Mrs
l Strickland was formally of this count!
and has hosts OF friends that wish To-
them much success.
. DIR. and Mrs. Frank Boyette went
:, down "Wednesday morning to attend the
marriage Of DR.. Boyett's sister, Miss Sa
rah, to Mr.. Dave Stevens. Miss Boy
cite is daughter of Mr.. Wm. Boyette
and one who is held in high esteem BY
:, all wha know her. She possesses al
those qualities necessary to make on
popular and loved. Mr. Stevens is
" very successful planter from Pinsy
" Grove. We extend our best wishes.
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