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


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LISBON.
The people in this section are
already ,olid for Weaver for
President. II.
Capt. N. III. Newell and fami-l
ly of Wilmington, n. c.. are
visiting at Mr.. j. o Herrings.
Miss Pattie Foote, of Colds.
boro, 4. c., visisiting her sister,
Mrs. ID. l.. Herring.
The school at Ingold Acade-
my will open August 18th, 1892.
BILL.
Mr.. Hubert Butler and sister,
Miss Lizzie, Of Honeycutts, were
visiting in this township last
week. SAN.
MCDANIEL's.
Mrs. Daniel Brock, of Dur
ham, N. c., is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Julian Hobbs.
Miss Bette Smith is visiting
Mr.. D. c. Owen.
Oran A. Rich, who has been
sick for some time, is able to
visit his uncle, Mr. d. G. Owen.
He has a bottle with a cucum-
Der inside of it nearly as large
as the bottle. The bottle has a
mouth only one-eighth as la1ge
as the cucumber. How did ne
get it in the bottle?
We have a f1ourishing Sunday
School at Oak Dale. Mr.. w. w.
Hobbs, superinten6en emit.
FRANKLIN.
A Cleveland and Carr Demo-
cratic Club was organized in
Franklin township on the 23rd
inst. DR.. Chas. r. Kerr acted as
chairman and j. F. Lewis as sec
rotary. Although only one days
notice had been given the Club
organized with thirty members.
On motion of Mr.. J. w. s. Rob
inson a committee consisting of
N. F. Highsmith, G. G. Corbett
and D. L. Robinson was appoint
ed to formulate bylaws and
nominate permanent officers for
the governmen 1t of the Club, to
report at next meeting. On
motion, adjourned to meet at
Newkirk's Bridge on August
18th, at 2 o'clock P. M.
Sc ;retary was instructed to
forward copy OF proceedings to
CLINTON CAUCASIAN and Will
min gton Star and Messen ger for
publication. j. F. LEWIS.
Secretary.
NEWTON GROVE.
Departed this life July oath
1892, in Newton Grove, at the
residence of Mrs. E. A. Monk
her daughter, Mrs. Betsey Ea
son, relic of the late Col. John
Ea son, in the Saith year Of hel
age. She was meek and hum.
BILE christian; esteemed for bel
exemplary life and purity OF
character. Blessed are the pure
in heart, for they shall see Coo
| SOUTH CLINTON.
Mrs. D. A. Bizzell. who has
i been spending some time with
her relatives, has returned to
her Johnston home ,accompanie(
by her cousin, L. L. Matthews
who will teach at the same place
he taught last session.
j Miss Mamie Grice, of Smith
field, is visiting her aunt, Mrs
B. B. Hobbs.
There will be a Union Prima
y Sunday School Convention
held at Oak Grove school house
(near G Jorge Hargroves) the 3ri
Sunday in August, at 10o'clock
This convention is for the pur
pose Of organizing South Gin
, ton township and to elect dele
: gates to the County Convention
, to be held in Clinton the 9tf
/, and 10th of September, 1892
/, There will be several speeches
made on this occasion. All de
nominations are cordially in.
, yited to attend. Respectfully
E J. r. WILLIAMS, Pres
TAYLOR's BRIDGE.
Miss Allie Matthews is visit
> ing her sister, Mrs. Lennie Beas
r ley.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Matthew
r spent the day Thursday will
their sister, Lavina N.
Miss Jennett, who has beer
having a splendid time raisinl
turkeys, is very much mortified
f to find one Of them c ippled.
NORTH CLINTON.
Revs. III. j. DuDcan and J. O
: Tew are conducting protract
3 ed meeting at Browns churcl
! this eek.
WESTBROOK,S.
a Mr.. w. A. Bizzell, of Newton
Grove, has taken charge of
public school at Warren's schoo
house.