The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-06-23

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The Dunn Times says: zone
OF Sampson eounty's talented
sons Pruf. J. r. Alderman, Su'
perinteLdent of the Schools in
! Reidsvilie, \. c., was in town
Sunday. He addressed the Bap-
, list Sunday school in a short but
most excellent manner, bis re-
marks being on the method Of
improv ny the Sabbath School.
/ had the pleasure OF taking
a trip up TO Raleigh last week
and found cops poor indeed.
! The best cotton and corn | have
seen is in Mingo. We are not
dead up here.
| | had the pleasure of attend
/ ing the closing exercises Of the
Benson High School on the 9th
OF May, which was very rich
thing indeed. The annual ad-
dress vas delivered by Prof. Ira
Turling ton, of Smithfield. The
exercises were very good. The
Principal, Mr.. James Canada, is
a ve-y hard worker, and success
TO the good fellow.
The farmers are hard at work
and are discussing the political
issues of the day.
j. G. L., JR.
The farmers here are some
what cheered up as to the prices
of cotton.
Corn fine; Yes, very nice.
Some of our farmers speak Of
cultiva.ing tobacco next year.
Mr.. William Core has been
sick, but we are glad to know
lie is better.
Mr.. Bell left few days since
for Greensboro, where he will
visit some friends and go on to
Asheville. Nc. Bell is a good
fellow, and he comes home Of
ten to see his best girl at
postoftice.
Mr.. S. B. Lee is speaking of
going to Dunn to do business.
We W ii regret to see Mr.. Lee
leave us as he is clever citizen.
}. &. Layton, Jr., leaves to-day
for Latta, S. c., whore he will
do business for Mr.. G. l.. Antho- |
ny. Success to him and his bus |
mess. Mr.. Layton seems to be
building. | cannot account for
his leaving unless his girl has
gone back on BIN, or he is look
ing up new one.
The funeral of Mr.. Lewis Jer-
nigan was preached last Sunday,
June 10th, at IL o'clock. at his
fathers old home, Martin Jerni-
gan. Mr.. Jernigan was mem
Der of the Farmers Alliance.
and Alliance ceremonies were
performed at the grave of the
decease l brother.
Mr.. J. D. Butler, of Giles
Mills, leaves soon to work for a
Northern Nursery Company.
We all wish Mr.. Butler ever so
much success, as he is very
clever gentleman, and a good
one to keep up life.
Hurrah for Elias Carr!
SUBSCRIBER.
LISBON.
Messrs. Eddie Parker and w,
{. Newton, who have jus, re-
turned from Wake Forest Col
lege, are visiting their many re-
latlves and friends in this com
We hope Mr.. Fife will visit
Clinton again, as we saw in your
paper short time ago.
The crops in this section are
very good, but they are in much
leed of rain.
The people of this section are
ceiling very bad over the low
'rice of turpentime, as it is the
most general way they get their {
money. |
There was quite a success
made of the Children's Day at
lisbon Sunday School on the 5
econd Sunday in this month.
Or. W. 9. Newton delivered an -
ddress of welcome. After "
which he received a large and v
astefully arranged boquet. He y
the son of the Missionary y
'ho IS now in Africa. BILL. y
MCDANIEL's. i,
We have a girl in this vicini- "
Y who has won a gold medal b
nd caught thr-e beaox during n
re last month. If she keeps il
4 gaining that way she will be a.
oh. w
Our gardens are very nice in g,
lcDanie's, but nothing to COM m
AIRED with Mr.. LIS, in Honey m
ltt's. He says he has thrown II
va! five wagon loads of plants, al
10 bas some to spare yet. 1t tc
'kes him to tell 'em. We think
3 has bean asing Alliance GU ly
10.
We see in The CAUCASIAN a K:
W weeks ago where "GiI." of Ii
lsmal, has found some kicking n.
rls. We are not acquainted tn
y.