The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-03-10
DrPLS COUNT.
SPECIAL Correspondent,
MAGNOLIA NOTES.

IS the Epsing cp@ns. aud with delight
fol weather, 20 cur little feEn il bo5C-
I ing sud sroSirg basfer.
| lie latest Is The new firm John Il.
Burden, Esq.-- the stand formerly cc-
eep Cd by Wilson S Svipson, peopris-
tors OF The late Alliance" Store. Mr..
B arden is young man of talents worth
using. Success 10 him and 10 all those
| sho ssy,
Another firm Is thought to 10 IN pre-
cess OF construction. Xessrs. BIoxn &
Sutherland. original DBplin boys, bat
lz;e of Princeton, n. G., are expected 10
| pat up .tock of general merchandise
at this place soon.
We welcome them among US, as their
former reputation bids fair to help them.
selves ana TO help Magnolia
Some are leaving rs and some a.e
coming in. We don't want any to 90.
but seems best in the eyes Of some. IL
may be that there is not enough clcouc-
agement at home; it may lie that home
talent Is not appreciated, and yet We
don't think il ia exactly that; aud truly
it should not be as Of old, that ''the pro
phet ]. not without his reward save in
his country" 1t is said that chsri'y
should begin at home Just as surely
should it be- that We sucoura &c the good
we have among Us, cause it 10 expand
and keep the better part of il.
Ar. Z. III. Sawyer left few DAYS ago
FOR Roanoke, Va, where b. Will make
uee-of his talents IS an architect.
Mrs w. K Newberry i, visiting iel.-
tives at Faison.
visiting in Magnolia, returned TO bel
home, TayIo,'s Bridge, last Saturday.
Mr.. Lewis Merriman, age1t, jackson
] vile, N. G, spent a few days of las
week with his mother, Mrs HUM bin
pIoprietress Of THE Magnolia House
Mr. John n Johnson, who has beer
in Wilmington for ,ome time, is among
Us for few days, and, by the way, til,
young man had an opportunity of max
ing quite hero OF himself one nigh
last week. His fathers house WAS abou
to be burglarized, (by a professional i
is thoughO but young Mr.. johnson
aroused himself from his midnigh
: dreams, aud placing himself as senti
: uel at the door, succeeded in hoidinI
the same till other members OF the hous
could be aroused, thereby causing th
i, sneak to make himself absent and of les
! conse quence for the time being. That
!, the last of the professional in these parts
> and We don't care if it continues to b
i, the last
The young people of Magnolia spent
\ very enjoyable evening at Miss Flor
9 ence Heash's the 4th inst. A ''cand
- stew" was eaid to be the object of tn
: meeting, and, notwithstanding, the e1
:. cellency of the candy, still 'tisUnought
O half whispered-that some present en-
loyed the idea of being there with som
others more than they enjoyed eatia
the candy. But, OF course, always Their
must be some outside reason for som
things!
DR.. Pritchard vas up last week for
bird hunt, and gave US splendid lect ar
{ Or talk on Sturgeon The audience va
U small, but to mako those who didn't 6
feel smaller, will say tsat the apprecis
tive people Of the town were there.
l. TIE town was made serious the othe
l. day over the sad accident that befell Iii
tie Walter Mathis, son OF Mr.. j. A. Ms
:, this. For several days he Was though
u TO be in almost dying condition, br
We are glad to be able to state is bette
d now and will get we'll, It's thought. .