The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-12-24
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paper TIA. oil Historical Mingo. tie
tor asaip TIA. nas iarnlSaei eosnsy
su .eEiasauis.ss t.;s oas ot The Western
counties. IL Low, - sl@Ass, doing great
daag toz ia children. Three schools are
baiag taagit rsry nau together. one
public and two private The .prl.ats
schools age Conducted By Misses Clara
NUNS, ong d Biaden's charming young
ladies' AID Georgia Hawley the very much
aceom slisAed young lady Of this vicinity.
Adeh success attend you Lad -es.
Re were very much pleased with tie
Rev. Mr.. Shag's sermon at Dunn San
day night. Mr. Shaw is the Evangelist
Tor the Fayetteville Presby,ery and
while We sat and listened with an eager
sA@ at his fine sermon, we regretted that
re toe, were no! something greater than
We are.
We Were recently told b. one OF our
loved J. ps who the Pharisee had in his
mind when he prayed aud said, Il thank
m5 dod that am not as other men are
Or IS even this poor Publican" 1t was
tbs very gentleman who came to him
and said, Cant you pay that one cent
you are due me to day." as it has been
due a. least six or eight months
VKNl.
Mr. IL. A. Dudley and his aunt Mrs.
Ensch Dudiy, who has been spending a
| few wesks in this section, returned to
their home in Columbus, Ga, the 18th
inst. Mr. Dudly is North Careliniar
Who abont 3 yesls ago left this country
ior Ga. They have been visiting hi.
father and mother. Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
Dudley.
| Mr. JAS McLamb killed his big no,
last Friday. 1t weighed $50 pou Ids net
Who can boat Miugo?
Married, at the residence of the bride
mother, Mr. j. 2. Autry to Miss Laur.
C. Carroll, Josiah Baggett J. P. officiat
ing. The attendants were Mr.. G.. F
Carroll with Miss s F.. Autry, D. J.
Autry With Miss Sarah Brown, J. 4
Carroll with Miss Isabella Autry. e. B
Matthews with Miss n. G. Matthews
They have our best wishes.
2 Rev. L. J. Moore of Goldsboro, grace
the stand st Bethesda (friendO churc
Sunday last. Mr. Moore is an earnest
devout, and Considerations worker, an
is willing t. spend and b. spent in th
8 Masters cause
Misses Anna and Leona Williams, az
conpanied by Miss Clara NUNS {
= Bladep, will spend Christmas at Fou
: Oaks with their sister, Mrs J.C. Jerniga1
''SCRIBBLER."
HALLS.
! We have more large fat hogs in tn
a section of the county than has been see
here in number of years. This is
good sign and such work should col
tinue.
Slive Hobbs was very badly cut up /;
; the saw mill of j. @. Weeks & Bro /, la
h weak. Dir. Holmes attended him, and
getting on very well now.
The '.LaGripp" is having full sws
:, up here now, nearly everybody is dow
with it. It seems to be very seve
form of II. REX.
9, TAYLOR'S BRIDGE.
~ Rev. J W. Powell of Mildred, n.
- will preach at Mt. Gilead church On t
4th Sunday in Dec. He held a We
&c successful revival here last summer.
TO Mr.. L. III. Boykin has good singi
IT, school at Mt Gile.d church.
81 Married, at the residence of the brio
IN father, e. c.. Smith, Tuesday Dec. Il
inst. Rev. F. 7. Wooten officiating,
w. J. Ffyar and Miss Ida f. Smith 8
81 Mr.. L. w. Alderman and Miss Minnie
Smith, were united in the hely ties
ho matrimony. These are some of Sar
i sons best msst popular people
he wedding vas very quiet and these yer
~, people go to their home accompanied
,,,a all the good wishes which are appre
tive community and public can best
On, FRANKLIN.
'i Mr. T. f. Pridgen, killed his one J
~ cid hog last week, which with her
as weighed 1900 lbs. Who beats this7
"a We have lots of good preaching
Kerr's Station. The Baptist and Pre-!
terians have been preaching there
this year, and on and after the LIST
day in JAM, there will be preaching
-. Methodist so We will have services
:. d Sundays in the month. l can also
III, that each dissemination is represel
by one OF its ablest men,
rec The Lumber Company at Ivsnhoe
con. poses to buy all the logs that are car
- to them and pay cash for ths sam
:. delivery. | am glad to say they give
correct measurement.
The Alliance lodge at Kerr's Sta
iced is in fourishing condition and
rec nearly always attended at its NEE
n of by all its members. Much success
,ore the Farmers Alliance. Many thanl
ax THE CAUCASIAN for keeping its res
md posted on the leading topics Of the
- and keeping abreast of the times.