The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-02-25

III o2d year. She lived Just tw,
weeks from the time she fell
she was a consistent member
or Salem Baptist church and
was not afraid to die. Fl,
NEWTON GROVE.
/ Misses Langdon Holiday and
Agnes Paririck, two charming
young ladies OF Clinton speut
last week with Miss Mary Will
hams, much TO the pleasure o.
all the young people.
! Miss Fara Benton is visit NJ
relatives in Smithfield.
! Mr.. John Vincent of Almanac
county is visiting his mother-ir
law Mrs. John Eason.
| Mr.. Lonn;e Eason of Glenmore
Is visiting relatives IN Newton
Grove.
The candy stew at Mr.. Isaac
Williams in honor of Misses
Holiday and Patrick was very
much enjoyed, also several
other parties were enjoyed. es-
rpeclally a sociable at DR.. Ben
toms.
Mr.. Claude Holiday, one of
Cllnton's best young men was
at Newton Grove several DAYS
last week visiting relatiles.
FLAs.
Several parties, who attended
the Union a! Beaver Dam report
good times, especially Mr.. d.
Ii. benson.
Messrs. II. r. Fisher and Jas,
White Of OWensville have been
whiting Mr. J. w. Autry.
Mr.. 9. l.. Bennett Of Clinton
is attending school ut Autry-
Vile. He is very much pleased
with Mr.. Oates, as a teacher
Prof. Brewer of Hayne should
feel honored. at having such
name-sake attending his school.
The last on the roll are u, S.
Grant and DR.. Bizzeli.
The Bachelor has stoned
corresponding with the paper
for some cause or other. We
would like to know why, and
also what has become of Plug.
DOVE.
On the night of Feb 18th as
we stood looking northward, a
strange phenomenon presented
itself, d Brilliant red belt Law
ust above the horizon. Every
few moments it gave varied and !
magnificent changes. Blight.
perpendicular rays, shot Ugh
up in the heavens like rivers of
molten silver; changing quickly
to a dark red color aud then
vanishing, to give place for a
golden colored rays. Il Was tie
Aurora Borealis, or to use he
common phraze, northern lights. |
1t was the most beautiful scene
we ever beheld.
Mr.. W. I. Hall of Cumbrr-
land county is going to move TO
this neighborhood. We welcome
him, rs he is full OF fun, and al
so a musician.
Mr.. James Riley lost q IS bar
rel Iarkiln, nearly completed.
by fire on the 18th inst.
LaGrippe is .aking its talous
out OF this vinicity, and we hope
1t will never grip us again. Our
local poet gets off the following
ooh the grip, the terrible grip,
1t makes you sneeze and twist
your lip. Your eyes turn red, and
your poor head aches. You ina
CINE you see bushe1 Of snake,
Your whole anatomy quivers
and quades, Oh; the grip, what
/ trouble it makes"
Mr.. B. Geadie lost his resi-
ience by fire On the II inst.
We hear of a young man in
his vicinity, who IS clelking in
store and also cooking for a
arge family. Girls get him if
7Ou Can.
Hunting time has come, and ;
he yell of the hunter is heard
n the lard. "iiI,n
FRANKLIN.
Mrs. N. G. Shaw is very sick
With LaGrippe. Mr.. w. W. 5
'ennell is still very sick.
Another assignment, Franklin
GEMS to be noted for such
hings.
There will be a big auction
ale at HarrelPs Store on the
9th day of Feb. Stills, mill,
tcck OF goods, cattle etc.
l don't think the farmers in
u: section are going to plant
luch cotton nor buy much o
uano. This is wisdom on their {
art.
Mr.. J. B. Seavey, one of our i
leverest young men has his !
ew seine in readniss for the {
had.
Mr.. Daniel Robinson had his IL
and badly hurt in a corn 81 ell !
'r a few days ago. '
Much success to The CAucA- :,
AN, SUBSCRIBER.
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