The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-07-02
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MINGo.
Married, at the residence Of the
brides brother, In Dismal, Mr.. Jas.
l.. Carroll. OF Mingo, to Miss Mar
celia Jackson, Josiah Baggett, J. F.,
officiating. The attendants were o.
follows: Mr.. George Il. Royal and
Miss Emily ]. Jackson; Mr.. G. r.
Carroll and Mi n Leoua Williams;
Mr.. Jesse ID. Lee and Miss Anna
Williams; Mr.. Andrew Jackson and
Miss Laura Carroll.
We had a heavy rain and wind on
ae I'D that blew corn down.
Mr.. Julian ID. Bsggett and Mr.. A.
Ciaud Parker was On q visit to Mr..
Haywood Godwin's, Of Giles Mills
section the other Sunday. 81
There is good deal Of sickness
now In the community.
While Mr.. Dock Wrench WAS at
tending the wedding last Sunday
the fire got out ON his place and
burnt about 2,OOO feet Of timber and
some fence. The amount Of fence
burned We don't know. b.
HoNEYCUTrs.
Mr.. Lucian Owen. who went ont To
Georgia about six months since, has
returned. He says he could not stay
away from the "Big Blues" any
longer.
1LAoDoNs
Crops in this section are looking
promising, though suffering for rain.
We understand that there will be
a picnic at Clear Run about July Sth.
We hear that they will freeze sou
with lemonade, boat you On the plat
form and then Capt. Black will sail
you UP and down Black River as a
desert after coarse mugs.
Mr.. Preston s. Vann spent the
night at his sisters, Mrs. Dallas
Herring, on his way to visit friends
in Pender county. He has attended
school at Vine Hill Academy, at
Scotland Neck; N. c., for the two
past years. L.
Mrs. Armelia Herring, who has
been teaching in Georgia, is home
fer he, vacation. She will return in
the fall. .
Mr.. ]. d. Johnson has returaed
home from visit to his brother ].
s. Johnson who is now in Georgia
sick with typhoid fever. We are
pleased to learn that he Is now re-
covering health. a,....
Miss Jennie Bronson who has been
going to school at Littleton has re-
turned home for vacation.
Miss Anna Herring will leave for
Georgia on the Goth to take charge
of q school.
Mr.. Johnnie Parker Of Durham is
visiting relatives in this section.
A young lady remarked the other
day that she had very good educa-
ton in books and it she was an ex-
pert in sw'ming, shooting, dancing,
rowing a boat, and riding a horse
back, she would be jolly little
country girl. think so too. J.,
~ AUGUSTA.
FRANKLIN.
Rev. r. E. Peele will preach at
Sloan Baptist church., near Harrells
Store on Friday before the third
Sunday in July at 8 O'Clock p. M,
where he will remain for several
days assisting pastor J. HI. Hildreth
in a series OF meetings. Two services
will be held daily. All who can are
cordially invited to attend.
The EAST ern Star" q masonic
order for the ladies, will convene at
Sloan Lodge on Thursday July,
10th at 10 O'Clock q. M, all who are
members and all who wish to join
are invited to attend and bring
lunch with them.
Farmers in this section are, about
through blowing corn. Cotton
though not so well advanced as
usual at this season, is growing
rapially and has a beautiful color.
Fruit crop will be small. No peaches
and but few apples.
Harrells' Store wants q Doctor
ian M. d. We want one that is
sober Industrious, and Of agreeable
who speaks the truth
and attends promptly to his calls. f
you know such a one trot him in.
CITIZEN.
TURKEY.
Mrs. VIM. A. FaisOn has returned
from Harnett, where she has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Morrisey.
Mrs. G. E. Daniel left Saturday
for Burgaw, where she will visit her
relatives tor two weeks. M
ACDANTEIH