The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-08-04

soRTH CLINTON.

August ist.
Mr.. b bert Pear all. Of Clinton. 10
p.nding this week with his grand pa
rrnts. Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Par all Look
Gu. We squirrels q, d buls, r We went
get MUCH rest thss week. BUD.
HONEY cUrT's.
Mra Murdoch Maxwell, of Fayette-
vile, IL pending several days vi h re,a-
tives at sslem.
Salem High School opened on Monday,
the first ms act, under the management
Mr. W. z. Darden, Of Kinstan. We
welcome him TO our community and pre-
dict for him prosperous sch >ol.
Miss Rosa Spell, Of Chance, was visit
ing trends and relatives here last week
Miss Eliza Butler, Of Fayetteville. Is
also visiting frinds and relatives in this
ection this week.
Mr.. Alvin Butler las tame raccoon.
A prot acted meeting will begin at
ROYALS Chapel Saturday before the sec
ond Sunday in August
Miss Hosie Coo per is teaching school
near Huntley postofiice. DARLING.
TAYLoR'S BRIDGE.
Col J.. A. Powe is rep: rted not SO
we'll az this " ,;ting.
Rev. d. B. Clayton, of South Carolina.
will preach at Red Hill Universallst
church the second Saturday and Sunday
in August. Mr.. Clayton is one of the
f remost preachers in his denomination,
and an author as we'll. His Forty
Seven Years in the Uniyersalist Minis
try" Gan autobiography is readable
book.
Miss Lucy Sanding, ofHarrell's Store,
ha, been visiting MISS Matte Marshburn.
Messrs. John Register, Of Texas, and
A. J. Grissom, of Georgia, are spending
sometime among relatives here.
Miss Eloise Williamson, of South
Clinton, has returned from Wit to Miss
Elma Peterson.
Last Wednesday Mr.. A. W. Knowles
caves his many friends picnic at his
home. 1t was an occasion of social en-
joyment to all who were present.
The Peoples Party Primaries last Sat-
urday was largely attended. 10. M.
/ ITTTTE COuARIE
Crops in this section are very good
Cotton is not as good as it was last year.
1t seems that politics is all the news
one can hear now, and we wish to say
right here that the gentleman from Lit
tie Coharie who informed you that Mr..
Cleaveland would not get but twelve
votes in this township is badly mistaken.
We are certain that be will get as many
as thirty five votes if not more.
The Third Party in this township is
growing weaker every day. Men that
have been for the Third Party are awak-
ening up to sense of their duty, and
are going back to the Democratic party
and are going to vote fer Cleveland.
The sunday School Conference of the
Sampson Circuit will he held at McGee's
church on the 2Srd, Oath and 25th Of
September, 1892. All the schools are
requested to elect their delegates and
, speakers at once.
Mrs. Jennet Brown, of Cedar Greek
is visiting her brother, Mr.. J. R. Fisher
= Prof. Street Brewer has gone to Geor'
gia to hold the Teachers Institute Of
Dodge county. SwINBURNE.
MINGO.
We all teel refreshed since the much
needed rain Saturday evening. Crops
look considerably better since the rain
We fear corn crops are injured some by
the recent dry weather.
The political breeze blows around oc
casionally.
We had the pleasure Of attending q
series of meetings at Shady Grove church
last week. The house was crowded
every day. The people manifested mucf
interest in the meeting, and We truly
hope the members of the Church anG
many Others were spiritually blsst. A
the close of the meeting SO member
were added to the Church; 26 by baptism
and IL restored. The meeting was con
Quoted by Rev. Lunday Lee, the pastor
and Rev. j. D. McLemore, of Fayette
vile. Their sermons were very earnes
and impressive. During the week Their
was called meeting of the members o
this church fer the purpose of taking
steps toward building . new church
which is very much nesded in order II
accommodate the large numbers of PEG
: pie that meet there. The members o
the church showed forth their generosit.
by raising between three or four hundred
dollars, for this purpose, without mucl
solicitation.
The people of Mingo are showing fort
their interest in education by their acts
If we are not badly mistak en- there sr
ten public schools in session in this town
ship. We love to see the good work g
on, fer we hope to see old Sampson reac
D the top round of the ladder sometime
We know of truth, education is th
'' only course of ascension. c. E. S.
TURKEY.
1t was your correspondents pleasur
:. to attend on Friday, the 29th ultimo, th
:, annual family reunion Of our worth
r and esteemed friend, Mr.. Harfrey Ho
land, and to witness the affectioaate n
gard sho IN him and his good wife b
each of their numerous children. Th
friends and neighbors present, includin