The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-03-10

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M. boys" for the peorle viii
come to hear yox in May. The
school also is progressing very
finely. New pupils arrive sear
~ every day. The public schoo
near il prospecting at the same
time under the management OF
Miss Bette Cooper.
Miss NJ. Royal has returned
To oxford. l.IMET.
NEWTON GROVE.
The schools taught at Par kerr
school house by Mr.. +. B Viii
so. closed Last week. \ very
interesting aud instructive exer
Else by the pupils was given
Prof. J. f. Spence was tn bc
present to deliver an add. s.
but could not attend. TIVE
prize. vera given for the best
spel.er an / the best rea Ter. The
spelling prize was awarded IT,
Miss Lilly Warren, and thu Qua
for the best reader To NJ. Char:
lie Jordan. Mr.. Warren was d
good teach and will be missed
here.
Prof. ]. L. Spence, late prlnci
pa of G!enwood Academy has
resigned, to take charge of a
paper in Chatham county. We
which hiln much success in his
new profession He was 4 sue
cesSful teacher and his place
will be- hard to fill.
DISMAL
We see that nearly all your
correspondents are saying some
thing about their pretty girls,
and we must Say something
about ours. We do not believe
that any part Of Sampson or
any other county in The State
have more pretty girls than We
have. Their beautiful carved
figurs seems the incarnation5
OF ever. charm. We ar. thrill
ed and spell-bound with rapture,
as VIC catch glirnps of those
sparkling missiles Of radiance
which are shot from the bate
rie5 of their ritchery loaded
eyes. They are So pretty.
Fire did considerable damage
near the Cumberland county
line on the 9Th instant, burning
several boxes. After hare
fight it was extiuguished. It is
supposed to be the work Of All
incendiary.
Seoi sowing time is here, aad
we hear Of a woman sending b
some one after a package OF
"yearlins I'umhead Cabbage
Seed. She got Early Drumhead.
Mr.. H. 4. Balm, of Wade, is
visiting in this vicinity.
Miss - Lewis, laughter OF
Robt. Leri4, Esq, is visiting in
this vicinity.
Leap year parties are on foot.
One # onr Herculean Samp-
sonit.s knocked a neg O down
in Fayetteyill not long ago.
men have big fists and
those who try to impose on
them soon find out.
Mis-. Reppie J. Spell, on- Of
our bright sparkling-eyed Sa,np-
son bellies, i. attending school
at Wade.
Not long since a. leap year
party, while ont on a raid, went
to an old co1ored wonxn house
to get their fortunes told, ana is
said that they got it.
Mrs. Charles Spell and Mi.
Florence Brown, O. Red Springs,
have besn visiting in this local
ity.
4 letter f!oln Moore equity
says: "Several thousand dolla
worth of timber has o&ea de-
stroyei by fire in the vicinity
of Patterson's Bridge.
Mr.. &. II. W lliams has put
up the Emily fence around lis
farm.
We hear that Mr.. john c. VIII
-rams, one of our oldest and |
most highly respected citizens
3 writing a history of his life !
This book will, no doubt. be very
interesting.
The farmers are not buying as
nuch gnano AZ they commonly
10, and are going to plant less
cotton than they have heretn
ore.
South River Baptist Institute
S getting along very we'll under
he management OF it's new
principal. Mr.. Robert Hall.
The recent rains caused rise
n the navigable streams of this
'lc'nity, consequently several
Il our citizens are gone to vii
n:ngton.
Great quantities Of tar i. be-
hg shipped OH the c. +. &Y.
railroad!
The largest tar-kiln On record
5 being built in the eastern
ats OF Cumberland county. It'll
, to be thirty-fve feet in the
ed and thirteen feet high. This
re thlnk will "glut" the market
Success to you and our county
aper. Orr
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