The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-08-25
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TAYLoR's BRIDGE.
Miss 2 liza Brown, che of Tur
keys best and sweetest girls,
who has been visiting her graud-
pa, Mr.. Oar iel Boney, has re-
turned home.
There was a very enjoyable
evening picnic at Mr.. 4 I. hoy
ais last Friday evening, August
18th. Tt was very pleasant oc-
casion.
Measels are raging in this vi
cinity.
Mr.. w. c. Butler, of Maxton,
visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. c. Butler.
Mrs. Lena Rogers, wife of S.
D. Rogers, of Wayne county,
died last Thursday night, after
a lingering illness. She was
aged bout "a years. She leaves
a husband and five children to
mourn her death. The body was
brought to the old family bury
ing ground in this neighborhood
at Benjamin Rogers for inter
ment. The funeral was Friday.
NETr0N GpnvE
Departed this life on the 3rd
day of August, 1892, Mrs. Patsy
A. jackson, about 66 years old.
The day she died she had d,ne
a hard DAYS work, and after
cookin supper she died sudden
ly without a pang. c.
Capt. E. w. Kerr and Mr.. f.
e. Cooper we.it to Lisbon ON Sat
nrday of last week to speak and
to organize d Cleveland Carr and
Sampson Boilers Club. We were
not present, but unders God that
there were only eleven people
out to hear them and that only
seven Of that number "jined."
We hear that they tried to think
up the name Of every man in
the township who might vote
that ticket and put him down as
joining the club.
Miss Joe Hobbs is visiting
trends and relatives in Ingold
Mrs. H. l.. Ovens and child
ren have returned from a visit
to her mothers.
The picnic at Ingold Was post
poned on account of protracte6
meetings.
The last two weeks has beer
q nice time to save fodder.
Miss Nancy Robinson and Miss
Meta Merri tt have been visiting
Miss LoreDa Johnson.
Ingold school opened with 81
pupils. More are coming in
every day. SCHOOL Boy.
TURKEY.
Mrs. DR.. Willie Faison, Of
( GOldsboro, is visiting at Mr.. VIM
A. Fai sons.
SOUTH CLINTON.
Died, on last Sunday morning
Kate, the seven-year-old daugh
ter Of Mr.. ADner Robinson. She
had been sick only about a week
The body was buried the Same
evening.
A large Sabbath school az
organized at Flea Hill on las
Sunday. Mr.. A. j. Cooper was
elected superintendent.
FRANKLIN.
School opened at Union Acad
envy, Harrell's Store, August 9TH
Professor Paul Long. Principal
Young men wanting to take a
BRIEF business course will fine
this a great advantage, as Prof
Long i capable Of giving a full
course, also preparatory course
for both sexes for college.
Politics are still all the rage
in this section.
Mrs. John Swinson and child
rem have returned from Raleigh
Where they have been visiting
Mrs. Sue Carroll, matron of A
and M. College.
Mrs. Carpenter begins serie.
of meetings at Harrell's Stor,
August 10Th. She is an excellent
preacher, and we hope her mucl
success. A large crowd is ex
pected to attend her meeting
Miss Lou Fennell, who for tn,
past year has been suffering Sc
verely with here eyes, has beer
to see DR.. D. s. Harmon, OF Will
mington, N. g. We hope hel
glasses will soon return her eyes
Watermelons are derry scrrca
through this section, owing to
the Wet weather. Ell
MCDANIEL'S,
Ms. Frank Rich dropped
dead on last Friday at her home
She had just prepared her veg
etables for dinner and taken !;
a seat in a chair when she sud
denly expired.
HONEYCUTTS.
Miss Sada Herring, of Clea,
RuD, is spending this week will
friends around Salem.
Prof. Darden, the new princi
pal Of Salem High School, i,
becoming very popular with hi.
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