The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-11-16

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.ns for free dispensaries for
f'o',-.oo-u, treatment, the latest of
90 icing Edgecombe County.
FAYETTEVILLE people are In Raj
king the Pasteur treatment at
cate Laboratory OF Hygiene. Five
, ,sese we're bitten by a rabid dog.
-. pnfus E. Murray, rural carrier
poute 3, Raleigh, had the misfor-
% lose both of his horses, one
lag Saturday last and the other
gesday.
=. the Blind Institution the enroll
-, Tuesday passed the four hun
- mark, two pupils entering Mon
nv bringing the total up to four
,,ndred and three.
IN. sandlin, the Wilmington wife
.nrderer, has been brought from
a1mington to Raleigh to the States
p,.op. The electrocution is set for
g,iday. December Sth.
Mr. NJ Rosenthal, OF this city,
,,rted some pecan trees from pecans
AN, him from Charleston, 8. c.,
,xelye years ago, and Is now enjoy
lag some very fine large becans from
them.
Iohn Mitchell, white blind tiger,
,.re convicted in the city police court
Tuesday afternoon and sentenced to
,srye six months on the county roads.
Ne appealed and his bond was fixed
al 500.
Yesterday morning at 1880 the
Sons of the Revolution held its an
pual meeting in the Senate Chamber,
and at IL o'clock the society pre-
sented to the State Of North Caro-
lima q portrait of Governor Benja-
min Smith.
The body of Mary Sjogren, a
Swedish woman about seventy-two
wears old was found Monday after
noon in a thick woods on the Foun-
tain tract of woodland in Camden
county. 1t is supposed she lost her
gay and starved to death.
Governor Kitchin has issued q
proclamation setting aside Thurs
day, November 80, as a day Of
Thanksgiving, calling on good PEG
pie to observe this day, cease from
work, and assemble themselves II
their usual places of worship.
Under the auspices of the Associat
ed Charities, a dinner for the poor o
Raleigh will be given Thanksgiving
Day. An active campaign will b.
conducted for the perfection Of ar
rangements of the annual Thanksgiv
ing donation to the poor Of the city.
The twenty-ninth session OF tn
North Carolina Teachers Assembl.
will meet in Raleigh, November 18th
An interesting program has beer
printed, containing a variety of infor
nation for each teacher. Twelv'
hundred teachers are expected to b.
here.
The grandparents of Ross French
have written Warden T. P. Sales
making an urgent request that the
be permitted to come to Raleigh ant
see there grandson electrocuted No
vember Gath, when he is to pay tn
death penalty for the murder Of Mis-
Ethel Shuler in Swain County earl
in October.
State officers have received letter
from Wilmington man, signing MIN
sedf Fred Mckenzie, EOS McRae st
in which he asks aid in the recover
Of the land on which the city Of Wi
mington now stands. He claims tina
the land was owned by his ancestors
and that the title was never righttu
ly passed from his people.
Mr.. S. L. King, a fireman in tn
employ of the Norfolk Southern Raj
way, had his right leg broken as tn
result of an accident near Simpson
Pitt County, Saturday afternoon
when his train ran into an ope
switch. Nobody else was hurt. I'd
King was brought to Raleigh an
was taken to Rex Hospital for trea
ment.
Friends of Col. John Nichol
United States Commissioner, will I
glad to learn that he has improve
sufficiently to come to his ONCE Tue
day. Until last Saturday he had n<
missed a single day from his place
bushes on account OF illness. durin
2s years. and; had never before calle
in a physician to attend him. Il
was "a years old Tuesday.
The twelfth annual session OF II
State Literary and Historical Societ,
to be held In Raleigh, November 27t
and 28th, promises to be one OF gre'
interest. The program is an unusua
~ attractive one and there will be q.
dresses by number OF able and eb
quent speakers. Several musical nun