The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-02-18
ALL THROUGH SAMPSON.
TURKEY.

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TURKEY
Hiss AnL's COIxsii il visiting in VI
ninston.
Dir. j. T. Smith Of Duplin Is spending
few dsys with rslat:vss OF this section.
Ne are sorry 10 announce the Gs..h OF
Master Henry Chssnut,, which occurred
last Saturday evening.
xr. W d. Carroll las erected dwell
ling at Turkey and has moved .'town."
81. B +. Smith Of Tnuirstoa BIS
been Speeding sometime with his father.
Miss Julia Elmore of Mt Olive, Is
visiting Miss Fannie Cook.
uISGo.
We are glad 70 know that Mr.. NJ
Dadley will return home from Ga, soor.
He 'ays old Sampson is. good enough
for Tim.
Mr.. Jessie Wilson. who hiss been sick
for some time, Is slowly improving.
Messrs. Wilson & sou. are preparing
to build corn ma, e their gin and saw
mill.
Bad luck for young man who lost
his sweet heart and the old lady said.
it is tee late to Ereive over split milk.
REDFIEn.
LISBON.
Quite curious and interesting Incl
dent occurred here short time aso. In
1867 4 colored woman and child while
trying to eross at the Eddie bridge wers
drowned and their cart lost. couple OF
weeks ago too of our young men Messrs.
Boykin and johnson were going on raft
down Black river, about 90 miles below
the Eddie bridge and found the cart lost
there in 81. The hubbs were in fairly
good condition, but most OF the spokes
we're broken out.
WESTBROOKs.
The people OF the edge of Sampson
and Johnston wera panied to hear of the
death Of Mr.. Augustus Tart, youngest
son OF Mr.. John Tart, WIZ passed away
about 2 O'clock on the 18th OF Feb. 4
while before he expired he said, "wash
my feet and the nurses said, "5aths |
his feet" then he spoke again aud said, |
mo, wash my feet" In a minute or
two, his father cams to the bedside of |
his son and his son said, Papa is that
you2" After the father answered, his
ION said, ''you will never see me again "
Then telling his father good bye and |
bidding farewell to all, he dying words
wers, 20 Lord" 20 Lord" 80 Lord!'
After which he quietly passed through
the dark and dreary valley of death
Augustus was very industrious boy
His disease was brought on by falling
across fence. Death overlook him at
the early age of nineteen years, nine
months and ten days.
The burial services was coLducted by
Rev. Josiah Eldridgs. We extend our
ynplty to thu bereaved family.
Mr.. Nathan DsnniDg, wha has been
very i'll, is now conyalescent.
Mr.. Mosbey Blackmsn, who has beer
teaching in Johnston, has returned
home but aims to enter the Suithfiald
Collegiate Institute next week He has
attended the Institute before.
Mr.. ]. T. Jackson is teaching st Asple
Grove and is speaking of having clos
ing exercises.
Mr.. Bradley Denniag, who taught
writing in the Smithfieli Collegiate In
stituts during the year ending June, 81.
has been teaching public school for
sometime in lower ohuston bnt has re-
turned home. We urderstand that be
oentemplates attending college at Deia-
ware, Ohio. He will leave about the
middle OF March.
Eurrah, for TIE Ca eAsIAN. success
is covering it.
c. G. Jackson hes returned home FROM
Ga and says he exprc;s to make N. Q,
his abiding place.
Miss Cora Lee has been wishing her
uncle Mr.. D. Branch in Mingo.
Littler Vara Parker waa home to see
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Parker
Friday and Saturday last.
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