The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-09-21

Little LEILA and Carrie Melvin OF
Harrell's store are visiting Miss Ma
Herring. D.
NORTH CLINTON /,
Miss Mary Moore and her TWO
brothers Msssrs David and sick OF
Raleigh are visiting at Mr. ). W.
Boney's this week,
Mrs. Alvin Royal who has been
quite sick for sometime We are gao
TO state is convalessing,
Mr.. B. Boney who has been spend
ing several days at home SICK re-
turned last Thursday to Rocky
Mount to resume his position as ex-
press Messenger from there TO Ply
mouth.
The recent storms and heavy
rains have done consider able dam
age to the cotton crop in this sec
ton. Mo'
Mr.. r. F. Herring has about COM
pleted his mill across the stream
known as Blacks Branch. He has
moved his gin house and machinery
down to his mill site and Will here
after use water power instead OF
horse power to gin cotton. his
overshot wheel Is II feet which Is
sufficient to run a grist mill which
he intends putting in.
Miss Rossin johnson of Tayior's
Bridge spent few days win
! friends in this section last week.
Eben, son of Mr.. T. w. Britt, is
improving from injuries received by
a runaway horse several days ago.
! Crops in this community are dam
aged badly by recent heavy rains
and wind.
Mr.. R. F. Herring sold 2 bales OF
cotton Sept 9th.
Well we suppose Mr.. 2. E. Mathis
has got ''relief" and has "relieved'
3 the ex-Sheriff of any more duties In
the postcfice.
If the policy of the dominating
y party 1--WE can't say democratic be-
q bause of the mixture with the party
L on which so much abuse has been
heapeO to further contract the cur
= rency is carried out we will all be
g relieved of what we have to pay oul
: tax with to support officers of the
t government who are rolling IN lux
ury. But we will not go any furth-
J. err with that thought, for we haven
lost confidence in the American PEG
pie yet. Congratulations to you Mr.
Y editor. PHIL
MC'DANIELS.
ri Andrews Chapel Alliance ha
l. again been called to mourn the dealt
(. of one of its members, Bro. Lloy'
e Caine, who was just in the prim
g of manhood, was called from cart
J. to reward September the 3rd. II
II leaves a wife, one child and man.
r friends to mourn his death. Hi
J. wife suffers the loss of a loving hus
r band, his child a kind father, tn
u community a good neighbor and tn
/. Alliance a true member. His dali
walk was that of an honest, uprigh
man, and he was always true to hi
honest convictions He was laid
v rest September the 4th by the orde
- in which he had proved himself t
be worthy member.
A. FRIENI
III TAYLoRS BRIDGE.
is Mr.. V. A. Royal is teaching tn
y school at Red Hill again this ses'
. ion.
Mr.. A. J. Johason's mill sustaine
. a serious breakage the other nigh
The loss will be. considerable.
Ii Mr.. T. J. Peterson is teaching th
school at Spring Vale.
Some more marriages soon. "
- some more blooming, blushing ma
dens to be lain away into the ''siler
w. tomb of matnimony."
81 Messrs. W.. @. and j. A. Mc'A
- thur are, spending some time 4
;; home.
Rev. Walter n. Johnson preache
70 an interesting and. instructive sern
- Oh to g large congregation at N
" Gilead last Sunday. Mr.. Johnso
- is get IN. his "teens."
MISS Callie Boney Of Dnplin is vi
n ting among, friends in this tow
:. ship.
Rev Chas. F. Hoffer is in Shell
sana a vacation where be is visiti1
his fathers family.
II The Cleveland Club Democra
Eoh! where is he. This silver plat,
"a production of the recent and heat,
DIS past is bowling calamity in avn
p that would make our energet
tn I friend Ely blush for shame. He b
a at last bounced the discovery tn
nd 1--WE must have more money In ci
gs culatien"-a thing for which Il
I'd misguided rag-tagand-bob-tail," b
set contended from the first. The mos
&C back of to-day never sees anythi1
lie in the way of progress and gener
Improvement til it knocks him dow
and runs over him. Then he pic
" himself up, brushes the dust off b
bach, and makes an affidavit that
lhe is the author and original patent