The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-04-11
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4 story - told of New York girl.
who, during n stay ia EuglAr j. va.
much admired by a subject - tn,
Queen. who proposed but Was re
Jected. The girl bad fellow on this
side whom sh. shortly aft. rwsrds
married. One day she concluded io
give dinner. and thought ~ would
be a nice courtesy 10 invite her lug
lIsh admlrer over there IN London.
which she accordingly did aud forgo,
all about II until he pnt in an appear
arce ~ the appointed tine 10 dine.
He dlued. epl we'd his dinner. and
next day started for home. having
travelled six thousand miles ID show
that he couldn't he outdone il cour-
tesy 10y the girl who kicked him -
Wilmington Star.
\ Rhode leland paper AT ributes
this starting remark To Wade Hamp-
ton: Women aud horses are Just
alike, and require the same treat
mcnr. There's only one way TO get
along with them. [ Sc your strongest
curbs on the fast ones. and lash the
slow ones like the devil"
Mr.. Jno. G.. Bost, OF S'atesville.
who is now living at Corinth, Miss.
sends his home folks some very old
corn. In an accompanying letter he
says: ~ send some corn that Was
taken from jar found IN an Ind an
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been pus | 300 years before the di.-
covery df America. 1t is quite a
curiosity. Some of il was planted
last year and made corn. IL anyone
doubts this corn being found a.
describe it. there is plenty of proof"
Mr.. ii a. Bost, who received 'he
corn, exhibited 1T at the Landmark
office. 1t resembles ordinary corn
except that il is somewhat dlscolorei.
having the appearance of parched
rorn.-Statesville Landmark.
The New South is progressing
nicely and appears able ITO meet all
emergencies. Even in the matter of
a new form of marriage Ger, mony a
Georgia justice places his State in
] tbt III 1idA llllS
Georgia justice says: by the au-
,hority vested IN me as an officer of
the State OF Geoi gia, which is some
times called the Empire State of the
South; by the fields of cotton that lie
spread out IN the snowy whiteness
are and US; by the growl of the coon
dog and the gourd vine, whose cling
ing tendrils will shade the entrance
to your humble dwelling place; by
the red and luscious heart OF the
watermelon. whose sweetness fills
the heart with joy; by the heavens
and earth, in the presence of these
witnesses, | pronounce you man and
wife" After all that, the fee should
have been in proportion to the Ian
guage.
The Mosier ordinance providing
that all children under sixteen years
of age shall leave the streets at the
ringing of the curfew at 9 O'clock Al
night has gone into effect At Sill.
water, Mich, and is being rigidly
enforced.
The government pays to the rail
roads every fifteen months, for the
use of a postal car, a sum of none,
equal to the entire value of the car
and the cost of furnishing lighting
and transporting it.-Current Voice
A Democratic President has sold
in times of peace $l62, 900 900 oI
| bonds, under Republican law
: Work your thinker a little, boy. AND
try to locate the real difference be
: tween the two wings of plutocracy.
The Russian war office has decided
TO use henceforth exclusively gray
!, horses for artillery purposes, Ia,
reason given for the innovation being
that animals Of this color have beef
, found by experience to De strongo'
. and more enduring than tie one
now used.
There are said to be 5000 Confed
crate soldiers who died at Cam,
, Chase, Chicago, during the war
: buried there. The southerners Twin.
4 there have erected monument (,
: their memory which will be ulveile,
q with imposing ceremonies on mex
!, William Morton Morrison, of Balti
:, more, aged "a, has voted the Demo
4 cratic ticket long and often, but Ia
4 now declares himself Republican
q Only give a Democrat time and b
n VIII get Disguised with his garg.
a The emperor of Russia has fou
separate services f horses d cal
q riages. Fifty horses comprise eac
, set, and in one the horses are pei
). fectly white, with blue eyes, AN
IS anything more magnificent in tn
i way of trappings in their harness ca
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