The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-05-11

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ne " destroyed by fire Thursday
Cs1 s's u''
eryan Grimes delivered an
Hoa. The old veterans In VIII
- O. Nay 10th
-, Elizabeth Ann Yates OF cary
VI r~r,.v died Thursday after
81. o. al the age of 70,
xo~,b state Hydro-Electric
I.s ,ov OF this city has bought out
henderson Lightning and Power
cespany.
coyernor Glenn spoke at the
presbyterian Church in Raleigh
* go morning. His theme was
sue missions
,..,nan Lewis, the slayer OF Chief
.ooiice stallngs, of Spring Houe,
Fl he electrocuted in the State Pris-
tomorrow morning.
=. 4 c. Tyree, formerly pastor
,ho First Baptist Church in Ra-
''..b has accepted call to the Bap-
- church at High Point.
The Big Creek Telephone Company
.,was,6eld. Stokes County, has been
os.r,ered with $4,000 capital. Lo-
= exchanges and long distance ser
-,ce are both provided for.
Tho CORPORATION Commission has
s.c;dod 10 reserve its ruling in the
aa,i,ion for the Weldon-Raleigh shoe
a. n continue its run to Hamlet I'M
til July LIST.
The W0man's Missionary Society
n the North Carolina Methodist Con-
ference are holding their meeting in
Palejgh this week, Mrs. r. B. Johns
hefng President of the Society.
The commencement exercises at
& Nary's School in Raleigh will oc-
cur May q to Is. Rev. Frederick
Reese, the Bishop of Georgia, will
rreach the baccalaureate sermon.
Governor Kitchin left Tuesday af-
tern0on for States, where Wednes'
day he delivered memorial ad.
dress. Hhe will also deliver the ad-
dress at the unveiling of the Confed.
crate monument at LincolntOn to.
syd
The last Legislature repealed the
law requiring quarantine to be main.
tanned by the authorities when small,
box appears in any community. Gen.
eal vaccination is now the only
means of preventing the spread Of
tie disease.
The State Fair will be held in Ra-
leigh this year from October 18th
to 22nd A modern building fol-
poultry will be erected on the
grounds very soon and improvements
will be made for the better accom-
notation of live stock.
The jury in the case of George M
Harden, of this city, and Colonel Bar
ringer, of Greensboro, against the
Southern and C. & o. Railroad Com.
pahles for damage to car OF
horses, returned a verdict for $40
The suit was for SLIGO.
Mr.. j. E. Brown, engine inspector
al the Seaboard Air Line repair
shops at Johnson Street station, was
caught between a door post and the
Ofeast-beam of an engine while en-
'erlng the round-house Saturday
morning and was painfully injured
IN the cause of Mrs. J. S. Grogan
Vi WnstOn-Salem, VS.. Capt. S. A
AShe, executor of the estate of the
.d'e Mrs. Henrietta P. Martin, tried
III wake Superior Court, the cour
ueclded to give a judgment for So,
oVV IN favor of Mrs. Grogan. Mrs
0fOgan claimed that she had never
'eceiVed any part of her share of the
eS'a'e and was suing for $4,000.
Al a meeting of the executive
.OHihlttee of the A. & M. College
II raleigh a few days ago, plans
we're accepted for the Animal Hus.
paHury building, authorized by the
eNiature of 1911 and within 9
uOft while bide will be advertised
ano the contract awarded It is
peu 70 nave the building ready fol
iali term. 1t will cost $4,000
pa enarter has been Issued to tn.
,.sumOnt Railway and Electric Com
-, burlington. The capital autho
ne. is $1,000, 900, and the specia
~ mentioned in the charter i,
svs. construction and operation of /;
nao. u OF electric lines that will con
Hon.. burlington, Graham, Haw River
loca1 aie' Carolina and Glenco Will
9TH, service, also for these and an!
Bur,; points within fifty miles o
Com anston in Guilford and A1amanc,