The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-06-09
THE WORLDS NEWS
siNcEL isr THURSDAY, CARE
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PEOPLE.



AT greensboro Friday big harhe.
cue ~as given by the kccly !nsiI-
,utc.
The wheat crop la the High Point
section this year will be the largest
In years.
The democratic county ronveu.
.ion, OF Johnston coaniy. will he
held October 1.
Thursday negro broke out Of ,.il
at oxford. Friday he was recap.
tnred AT Durham.
DIR. Tyre York win probably he
the republican candidate for Con-
gress In the eighth district.
A farmer near. IAurinbury, tell,
the Exchange that he sold $500
worih of peavine hay last year.
Rev. Tom Dixon has pre~est.d
the Enzelian Society OF Wake For.
est College with a portrait of him.
self, painted by Albert James Con.
ant. The society has insured the
picture Tor $1,000.
Bridge Potter, % years old, r,s,.
dent of Beaufort county, walked "a
miles 10 Pamlleo court. lie has had
four wives, the Washington Gazette
states. and has lived with the Ia.t
one fifty-sov'n years.
The State Railway Commission
has Issued an order to all raIlyays
In the Stale either 10 lower the steus
OF their passenger coaches, or else
build platforms so that passs myers
can more easily get Ia the cars.
Al Kings Mountain Miss I.oula
Falls, about IL years old, attempted
TO commit suicide by taking lapaa-
mum. She was found in her room
In time 10 be aroused from her stu.
por by strenuous efforts on the part
of physicians.
Deputy Collector s. NJ. Jones cap.
tureG and destroyed a one hundred
gallon blockade whlskey still be-
tween Merry Oaks aud New I'LL on
last Monday He destroyed about
$4,000 gallons OF beer. Two men
were seen running from the still,
He recognized one of them.
One year ago, says the Sanford
Express, the wife Of Henderson
Browdy (col.) died. Abort tho
same time Frank McIver fcoi. died
leaving a widow. Their funerals
were preached on last Sunday. Hem
derson Browdy and the widow Nc
liver will be married on next SUM-
day.
The Hallway Commission has re-
ceived sworn complaint against
the Murphy braEch Of the Western
North Carolina railway. In this it
is alleged that In jackson county the
road Is In dangerous condItioa and
that the grand jury Of that county
has presented bin for criminal neg
iigcnce. Ii is further alleged that ,
the road from Jackson connty 70
Murphy, its terminus, Is in al even
worse condition.
Rev. r. III. Whitaker, editor of
the Friend Of Temperance, strong
Prohibitionist, said he did not think
'he party would increase its vote In
tue State, at least, he saw NO signs
OF 1T. Efforts are being made to get
100000 signers 10 q pledge that
they will vote the prohibition tick
ct. Of course If l,000, 900 do not
sign there Is no obligation. Mr..
" hitaker does not believe that num-
be will be secured. Ex-Goy, John
+. st. John has spoken mt several
places in the State.
Homer l.. Ferguson, OF North Car
olina. one of the graduating class at
The naval school, will respond 10 a
toast at the class ball In Baltimore
On June 4th. He graduates second
In his class. Geo. Erdman, OF North
Carolina, Is on the Board of Editors
of the Princetonian, of Princeton
college. j. III. Grant, of Goidsboro.
Is The orator Of the senior class az
Amherst. s. III. Remson, of New
Berne, member Of the same class,
Is contestant for the Hyde prize In
"ratory. w. w. Ashe has taken his
degree at Cornell. Theodore q. En-
pie, of Wilmington, Is on the Epi-
tome Board at Lebigh.