The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-10-29

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Horticulturist, n. G.. Agricultn :
raj Exp. Station.
w. j. CRADDoCK,
Chm Exp. .Ag. Committee.
All through Sampson.
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MCDANIEL'S.
The barn, stables and carriage
house, all the corn, fodder, hay,
peas &C., Of Mr.. G. P. Parker,
Parkersburg, N. G., was burned
Saturday night Oct. oath 1891.
Horses and mules saved, cause
Of fire not known.
Mr.. Robert Royal, of this
township, died suddenly on last
Sunday night. He was in elm
ton Saturday and was in as good
health as usual.
There was a DemoTest Medal
Contest at Mill Creek Church
on the 18th inst, managed by
Mr.. Judson Hobbs. The medal
was won by Miss Julia c. Hobb
and was presented in q neat
speech by Prof. John A. Oates
Jr.
HONEYCUTTs.
The people Of PIuey Grove
section have built a handsome
new church. 1t is painted and
plastered and nicely isled
Tie church is strong, having q
membership Of 100. Further
they have organized stock
company and are making prepa
tons to build an academy neal
the church. They have already
elected PLof. 6. l, Smith princi
pal and will probably have tie
building ready tor the schoo,
OPEN by the first Monday il
January. This viii give Hon
eycutt's township three High
Schools and will put her IN tne
front rank in educational work
NEWTON GROVE.
Miss Annie Lamb, of Lisbon
r:turned home last week, after
spending a week with Mrs. Jno
7. Hudson.
We are pleased to learn tina
Miss Mary Sweeney is much i'm.
proved, after a very severe at
tack Of typhoid fever.
Mr.. w. E. Underwood, who
has spent the last two years a:
cleark for Mr.. J. W. Underwood
resigned his position. aud will
go to Lexington, KY.
Mr.. James Bryan has accept
ed a position as clerk for Mr.. w,
". Underwood,
| DISMAL.
Demorest Glass No. I. of Halps
Chapel. will hold a contest at
Elizabeth Saturday night he
fore the second Sunday in No
vember.O Everybody Invited to
attend.
Mr.. w. J. Faircloth has been
to Carolina Beach. He tells OF
many strange things which he
saw, the most interesting was
the skeleton of whale that
had washed ashore. He said
that a man could have crawIei1
through the canal where the
spinal cord once was, and that
the ribs Of TIL IN enster looked
Ike fence rails. He felt like
e1claiming with David, "great
and marvellous are thy works,
Lord God Almighty"
Mr.. ]. 4. Skies is very sick of
typhoid fever. We trust that
he may on be restored t,
health,
Mrs. 0. B. Hall has just re-
turned from Wilmington, where
she has been visiting his sis. err
Mrs. Marshall Lewis.
Miss Lucy j. Autry, Mrs. C.
w. Holland aud Mr.. e. y. Au-
try have been attending the
Sam Jones meeting in Whining
ton.
Mr.. Carlton w. Seasons has
been to Southport. He took a
trip four or five miles out at
sea, and says that nearly all the
female passengers became sick
from being tossed about on the
troubl61 waters. He says that
he enjoyed it spiendidly.
The quarterly meeting for
Sampson Circuit will be held at
Halls Chapel October 31st and
and November 1st. We hope
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