Carroll County Democrat Friday, October 11, 1889
One of the most pitiful objects of charity ever seen was at the court house lat Wednesday evening. It was a girl about 17 years of age, barefooted and poorly clad in a thin calico dress. She claimed to be the daughter of David Stewart, who recently died at Buena Vista. …

Carroll County Democrat Friday, December 11 1896

RICH OWEN killed a fine pig, weighing 456 pounds.

MRS. NANCY KING of Cawthorn spent last week with her son, A. G. KING. DR. CAWTHORN made a professional visit to see MISS AVA BARD who has typhoid fever.

JIM BATTON of near Popular Springs is in the vicinity setting and selling tombstones.

The young people enjoyed an entertainment given by Mr. and Mrs. C. N. POOR Saturday night. Attending: MISS HATTIE PINCKLEY, MISS ERIN CLARK, TOLBERT PINCKLEY of Clarksburg, and I. N. JOYNER of Westport.

NATHAN WARD and family will move here this week.

PRIEST JOHNSON of near Huntingdon was here.

MRS. JOSIE WOOD and son LEE of near Rosser visited her father, A. G KING and family Sunday.