The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-01-07


E. Rich Subject: What the Corsti,u-
ton Guarantees" Il was presented by
NJ. G. L. Ship. The next contest will
be held ut Andrews Chapel OF Saturday
night before the third Sunday il January.
HONEYCUTTS.
The NcGee's Demorest Glass will hold
q contest at NJ Moriah on Saturday
night before tie third Sunday in Janu-
airy.
Miss Mary Vanp, who has been in
Moore county the last seven or eight
months at school aad visiting relatives,
has returned home.
Miss Mary Herrins's school closed at
Royals Chapel. January 1st. Miss Macy
is one of the best teachers in the county
and liked very much here.
The little township heelers say that
everything bad that happens is caused by
the Alliance. They even say that they
have the. Alliance Grippe. Well, if they
60 On like they are they will never have
the Wall Street grip or any other grip
that is GOOD. P.
TURKEY.
Mr. Walter Thomson, of this town
ship killed few days since eleven head
of hogs, eighteen months old, that made
1880 pounds of pork. He las killed TO
this time 1000 pounds of meat, and is
still Staying MIR. Thomson has also
made the past year 100 barrels of corn,
Ave bags Of cotton and 800 bushels Of
sseet potatoes. Only worked two horses
and two hands with himself, ana only
worked Eve days each week. Hurrah
for Turkey! Who can beat this
E NJ.
A singing school will commence at Beu-
lab church on 10th instant by Mr.. L. NJ.
Boykin.
TAYLoR's BRIDGE.
Married, at the residence of the brides
father, David NJ. Powell, on the oath of
December, 1891, Mr.. W. II. Register to
Miss Annie L. Powell, B. Matthews, J.
officiating.
Misses Liza and Lima Williams spent
last week at Faison, visiting Mrs. John
NJ Faison.
: Rev. B. B. Clay ton. of Ga. will preach
3 next Saturday at Woodland Academy
3 and next Sunday at Red Hill.
PINEY GROVE.
. Mrs. j. T. Wilson has returned from
. South Carolina where she has been
: visiting her son.
We regret very much that MIR. T. a
Sutton will leave soon for Missouri, he
= i. q very clever young men and will
! make friends wherever he goes.
d The Demorest club of Goshen me
!, and held their seventh contest las
saturday night at Goshen. The per
Torrance was very good. Miss Temps
Daughtry won the medal.
We arr glad to know that Mr.. D. G
Sutton is up again from very sever
|. attack of the LaGripe.
VI Mr.. l.. G. Sutton who has been il
n Wilmington for some time is visiting hi
IS friends on Goshen. d.
Married, at the residence Of the bride
Il father, Ir. Jos. E. Boyette, Mr.. Hem
). Higgins and Miss Ellen Boyette, on d.
cember 10th, Rev. Peter Mcintyre ofic
70 atirg.
wESTBROOKs.
lie Mr.. NJ. Blackman, of the Smithiel
Collegiate Institute, spent Christmas
n home Mr.. Blackm&n will remain OF
year longer at the Institute, then 60
st the University.
a. Good many of our young men a
in leaving for Georgia.
of The candy boiling at Mr.. james De
ok nipg's Christmas Eve was enjoyed We
a. a. much by the young people.
40 Dir. ". J. Strickland has been We
ge sick.
ne We are clad to know that Mr.. J.
Tart is improving.
q" School opened at Maple Grove Monda
G, Hurrah for The CAUCASIAN! 1t
en growing better every day. DExTEl
NORTH CLINTON.
an Mrs. W. E. Stevens, who has been gu
ith ill with GRIPPE" for more than we
Is now convalescing, much to the graz
Ar, cation of her numerous friends OF No
Clinton.
of Mr.. w. G. Smith aud fanily.of Y
IS mi1stop. are visiting Mrs. ". Il. :
o ct ring.
A pound party at Mr.. J v. B one
at was enjoyed by large jovial social y"
night. December Both.
IS" Mr., Jas. L. Corbett, Of Ivanhoe, 81
ne Tuesday and Wednesday last at Mr.
T. Herring's. fiSi
J Of FUNNY FACT.
On the wane OF last Court wei
certain young man, homeward bot
ri with his "cock of The walk" (before
battle) psrched under his proteetiog
Ger. exchanging melancholy signs with
A. lad bat wiser owner, and while thus
was ,?s gagged in their respective regrets at
up ;ng both defeat and defunct t" dii
they suddenly discovered themselves "o''
q of gentleman of color leading a horse
!. from The ..ooue yard" who like IT,
y, ~ r. r, ripe egg lad seen better days, snd
h;Ie said tie man from the cock pit,
con- rooster for yor horse Il accep',
Poke the jockey, with bate; hut further il
. a lug tig .,ion and reelection disclosed tie
I ar ;,as the man of the turf would be
- - o,vor-l LANG. hs and the orr