The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-01-28


the whole was interspercef
with beautiful songs charming
ly reLdered by tue entire lodg'
Of I. o. q. T. The medal wa
awarded to a bright sparkling
feyed Sampson belle, Miss Raney
/ G. Seasons. The Judges were
| Messrs r. o. Autry, L. A. Spell
and Thos. Williams. Demores'
class No. Q will hold a contes
at Halls Chapel, On the night
Of Feb. 9Th, everybody invited
to attend.
| LaGrippe, la-catarrh, laegi
zoot, la-i1f1uenza, la-ten hand.
kerchiefs a day and one under
your pillow at night, Is bad in
this vicinity. DR.. I. c. Bullock
and several others are very sick
with it.
Last Saturday, as Josh Tyn-
dali was moving with hi" fami-
ly to Cumberland county he
placed a two year old child in
one of the carts, when he reach
ed his destination and began to
unload, he was Mortified to find
that the child was dead. 1t is
supposed that the child was
smoshered to death.
Rev. F. r. Underwood and
family have gone to Richmond
Va, where they will reside in
the future.
Mr.. f. I. McKinzie Of Autry-
vile has gone on flying trip
to Ga.
Mr.. Lovisa Odom and family
left for Savannah, Ga, Jan. 10Th.
Her husband is to, meet her
there.
Mr.. Evander Williams and
Miss Rosa Lane were solemely
united in the holy bonds of
matrimouy at the residence of
Mr.. VIM. Seasons, J. D. o. Gull
breth, Esq, officiating. We wish
the happy couple a long and
successful life.
We have heard of some leap
year parties, but have not had
the pleasure Of any visiting u.
yet.
Messrs. Bascom and Dallie
Spell, and two children of the
former, have been visiting re-
latives at Red Springs.
The recent rains have caused
q rise in the navigable streams
Of this vicinity. consequently
several Of our citizens have gone
to Wilmington. "Gil."
The yOuns est son of Mr.. Bib.
Melvin, aged Is years, acciden-
tly shot himself a short time
ago. He had a pistol in his
pocket, though his parents knew
nothing about it, and while
trying to unload it, it went off,
the ball taking effect in his
stomach, DR.. Anders who was
Immediately called in pronoun-
ced it dangerous, though not a
fatal wound. M,
TAYLOR's BRIDGE,
Miss Anna Smith who has
been on an extendid visit to
Duplin and Lenoir counties re-
turned home last Thursday.
Mr.. John A. Grady of Lenoir
county has been on a visit to
Mr. l.. J. Smith.
We have some very good hogs
in our section. One Of our far
mers killed five IL months old
pigs last week, weighing on an
average 205 pounds.
Died, of La Grippe. January
9Th, 1892, Rosey, infant dAugh-
ter OF J. r. and Della Tew.
Beneath the waving willow we laid
Ill, her down to rest,
The earth is now her pillow, the
T. grass grows DER her freast.
Asleep in Jesus. blessed sleep,
From which none ever wakes to
"a. weep;
A calm and undisturbed repose,
Unhroken by the worst of foes.
Mr.. E. R. Wilson left on the
10th inst. for Dobbersville,
where he will take charge of
his school in Eastern Sampson.
We hope him much success.
Sew raj Of our citizens are
down with the Grippe.
Messrs. Jesse Wilson and Jno.
Dudley are quite sick and have
been 80 for some time.
Hurrab! J. Wilson and Sons
are going to g: ect a store and
mill this spring.
Greatimprovements have been
made in the Wilson and Dudley
Cemeteries. REpFIND.
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