The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-04-21

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Hair and Miss G. 10 ;bs were mar
ried March 9th. Oar hes; wishes
for joy AMI success.
MING0.
j. g. Layton, Jr., took flying trip
down to Salem the On to attend the
Farmers Alliance Union. Mr.. Lay
ton gives very fiattering accounts of
his trip, and l think will soon be
ready to go back, according TO what
| heard him say.
Miss Elma Layton has gone back
to Buie's Creek to school, as her
father, n. a. Layton, is out again.
Miss Ula Goodwin is out again and
was visiting Miss Lula Layton las
week. / am glad to see Miss Uia
out, as she has many warm friends
in Mingo.
The Farmers Alliance Union
meeting convened with the Spring
Hill Lodge the 9th inst, and it seem.
ed as il everybody enjoyed the occa-
sion
Ii is with regret l chronicle the
illness Of the Rev. LINDA Lee, who
been sick only a few days, and now,
with DIR. F. L. Moore's best care, he
Will soon be out again.
Our farmers seem to complain Of
the amount Of corn they lost by the
frost during tqis cold snap. Though
J. O. Layton and G. r. Warren com
menced planting cotton last week.
j. z. B.
Some of the best farmers tell Us
they are not buying any guano this
season.
J. G. Layton, Jr., has planted
about fl ty acres in cotton.
Mr.. G. r. Warren has sold out his
saWmill, boiler and engine, and now
he says he is going to farm alone
from machinery.
Mr.. Braxton Banks, of Raleigh,
was in our midst last week attending
to BUSINESS. Glad to see Mr.. Banks.
Come over again.
Mr.. Andrew West, Of Bass ?. O.,
wos married to Miss G. a. FairclOth,
OF Fayetteville, the 31st ult. We
wish to extend to them warm wish
and a kind welcome to our county.
The good people around Bethesda
Church were very glad to have Rev.
L. J. Moore, of G0ldsborO, back II
his appointment the 10th and 18th
INST. The good old brother seems
tohave many warm friends up there.
Mr.. n. A. Layton left last week
TO attend to business fOl Green's
boro Nursery comp ny. We wish
Mr. Layton success. Some say he
is doing business for himself in Bla-
den at Mr.. --.
| Mr.. G.. A. Jackson, OF HaWley's
Store, was united in the bonds of
love TO Miss Martha Johnson, of
Rome P. o., Johnston county, the
18th inst. We welcome Miss John
son to our county.
LISBON.
i LOST. "A Ladies' Black silk UNI
brella, with metallic ring handle.
Lost during Sunday School Conven-
ton. Mrs. w. b. LAMB.
Mrs. J. w. Parker and children
left the OH tf Apail for their South
| ern home.
DIR. II. C. Herring, Of Concord, n.
c., is expected at his old home next
week. His wife and baby will ac-
company him. He is coming down
to practice his profession with hi:
youngest brother, DR.. J. c. d. Her
ring, who is just from Atlanta Den
tai College.
Mrs. Sallie A. Herring continues
very sick. Her many friends wiSl
for her speedy recovery.
George Tatem, col, while fishing
fell in the river, lost his hat, net an(
: twenty-five cents in small change
and some religion.
"Jack Frost" has done considera
BILE damage. We join the average
"Cohousies" in hoping the buckle
berries are not killed.
VIM. Treadwell hung out his ne
: in Tie fish, pond one night last week
p Guess what he caught? When b.
went to his net next morning h
: found, viz: Nine shad, three owls
two herons, one polecat, fifteen bull
frogs, besides other round fish.
HONEYCUTTS.