The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-02-11
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berland are On visit to Messrs. II. W.
Mckay and A. f Underwood.
Mr.. C. h Crump.er is now buroing
tarkiln near his home. He ssi it for $50
barrels
We have hawk caller and killer TOO
in Hozeyoutts, gr. VI. n. Royal. Mr..
Draughon had hc'.e. look out.
df i. E. Royal has moved 70 Ais
new home near Hun:ley We are glad
10 havs hin. Pee.
DR.. Editor, o24er the above you
should receive quite Ii OF items for
your paper each week, for our township
is by no means iaslsuiiiseut in a.cs. n9E
could We b. justly excluded from the
pale Of civilization We are rich il
natural resources, the most notab!a AID
abundant Of which are precious gsms
found IN oar Uranium hills, properaliy
termed young IDEAS"
Oar schools IS 4 potent factor il NJ
earthing aZd refining these gems for
utility nor are VIC lacking in ample
facilities for - b. Our township
boast Of three High Sc oois, VIZ.
Salem, Bellevoir and Piney Green, and
our educational advantages, we dare say,
are superior to any in tie county and
equal TO any in the State, and sinca the
interest manifested ia education and
educational facilities may he considered
the best criterion for any sections growth
yon ray expect much from tie ont
growth Of such state of affairs in t., is
little empire Of the West
We cannot furnish you with the news
for al the township, and since we are 8
Salanite, We shall speak only of cur
section.
This is beautiful spring weather, ard
al the farmer, are busying themselves
preparing for the abundant harvest and
high prices Ct another year, and as a
busy agricultural section is poor con-
3nctor Of news, we are, in the news line,
neaTrer to Washi- gton or New York
JEan to our Geigbbors. SO Mr.. Editor
If our items fail to be very newsy and
are seldom in coming, you must Lot
censore us TOO severely for not properly
/ filing out allotted space, it may he that
we have not gotten the last issue of the
Atlanta Cons tituti0D, or b=an TO town
recently.
Since l um wrisi1g from Salem should
not fail to note the prosperous condition
Of our s2lool. The present %erra is fully
up 20 It's former standard Of progressive
n.ss. The school Is composed Of a.
vanced pupils mostly, and represent
several counties. The pupils who enter
ed last week were: Misses Lutte Bell OF
Faison. Leila Cooper of Ra1t!ev, Anna
burlington, Ct Orc, Sara Holden {.
Huntley, Dora Butler Of Huntley, and
Messrs. ". ". Windy of Plymouth
and Lewis Walters of Point Cosw, Il
Our school is under good management
and deeipline and justly merits it sccess
We hope you will find room in yoal
paper for the ABOVE, and promise yor
that if next week should prove mor'
eventful in cur section we will accpp,
less Of your valuable space.
JUNIUs JG.
Leap year is here. I experienced j
last week. When I came 8 Satprda,
night 3 most pleasant eurp.iso greetet
me. Il was two young ladies who kat
walked in while was gone to spend til
night, not ''like angels vicit" few an
fsr between, ny joys came near together
fer while st supper three others c
Eoneycutt's most chsrming and pleasan
young la3i2s came in, and again l We
h2rpJ for l went home with three 0
them that night aud to church I ith tn
l other two next morning. FATTY.
PINEY GROVE.
People have been progressing s!owI
with their crops in this immediate sec
D ton on account Of the rainy weather.
. We have q splendid school going Oh 8
l the Hines echool house conducted b
5 Mrs. SalIie Fl. Giddens wife Of II. c
I Giddens. Mrs. Gidiens is fine teacbe
] and deserves the patronage of all. Sh
D has Taught schools before and alway
0 gave entire satisfaction.
!, There seems to be quite an upstir i
/ getting hands to work the crops thi
0 community.
9 Miss Borbara Troublefeld is off teach
0 ing school and is progressing finely,
Q understand she is teachinging in Hall
r township and in splendid neighbol
+ hood as everybody knows.
# We are panied to hear Of so man
d deaths with the grippe around Us, Mr.
= j. Presin ard Mr.. Jay Virgins bot
e died fron it the past week.
L Rev. Mr.. AcIatice preached spler
e did sermon il the Giddensville Presbl
terrain church on Sunday eve last at
o'eIock. Would it not be nice to hay
preaching in the place every Sundays
PUeK.
FRANKLIN.
a Mr.. Thos. Cock, age g., died at Il!
g home last Thursday OF LaGrirpe. NJ
Vt Cook was a good honest man, consi
l. tent member Of the Baptist church, 81
q one who will be missed.
LITTLE COHARIE.
e Hayne High School opened On J,:D {
airy 4th with twenty-seven pupils, 10
!, numbering forty-fve. Prof. Brewer
r an excellent teacher.
}. Miss Daisy Jackson has been visitin
2 st Mr.. T. N. Culbreths.
o Mrs Nollie Poe of Castle Hayne 7