The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-09-19
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.orrc,s to the new Lodge Of
oiI Fellows
The infant child OF Mr.. ". X.
a,antaa died Monday
,ouuty 5upt. Royal examined
20, partir7 last week for teach
IN, Clinton Lodge X Of II
~. Friday night the Goth instead
.,s, 18th ~ stated last week.
Let every Alliance man read the
,fclc OH canning factory in the
,rarrc Department this week.
We IRE requested TO state that
1 a.. fore Of NJ. Hanstein will be
.o.cd next Thursday, Sept. 18th in
i ,,.cryancc Of the jewish new year.
We have been shown by Mr..
rbo.. Britt pear weighing nineteen
.opcr, and measuring fourteen inch
i in circumference 1t was grown
i b toWn.
We are pleased to see that our
,ouug friend Mr.. II. NJ. Lee Of the
\ s1te University has been elected
j Introductory order for Wa8hingtOn's
birth day.
For months we have said moth
inc about money, for we knew it
was scarce, but we will need every
pnt due us by the 18th Of Oct. Call
IN and see IL the first time you come
to town.
- Bring your cotton 10 Clinton!
}IiIdIiug cotton worth l04 cents.
The same cotton is worth in Will
mington to-day 1903, this difference
will barely pay the freight from
here there.
RESOLUTIONS OF respect to the
memory Of our late young friend J.
1 B. Stewart are just received from
Messrs J Il. White, f. VI. Royal
and J. A. Oates, Com. for the PhiIo-
mathcsian Society Of wake Forest,
but alas for want of space we can't
publish till next issue.
We have lately received many
gratifying compliments on the APP
parHucc and "get up" of TIE CAY.
CAsIAN and especially on the las
Rsue. The communication by q;
cOllard' was timely orginai ant
striking and has received many
favorable comments.
1t Is a fashion in many place!
tOpay fancy price for the first bal,
OfctttOn as a sort of advertisement
after which the price drops with {
thud and the loss is made up. No
50 with Clinton. She opened he
cotton market ut 10 cents but instea,
of dropping she has raised it and i
now paying 100 cents.
Why not have another gam
supper this fall: The one held las
| fall was a great SuccesSand we shoul'
by all lie ms have another and at
little earlier date than the last. I'h
soldier boys are willing to pick thei
ilints and try again, and will, n
doubt give the citizens all they ca
do 20 beat them this time.
The cash premiums offered b
the En-. Com. of the Sampson CO
Agricultural Society for exhibit q
Sampson Fair December 4, and
oFDcc. next, appear in this issue. TIL
special premiums offered by tn
business men of Wilmington wi
appear next week, those from Gold
boro and Fayetteville the foilowin
week.
The protracted Iueeting whic
has been conducted by Rev. O. ]
Meeks, in the Baptist Church in tn
place, closed last Sunday nigh
Twenty applicants were rec ived il
To the church, one by letter an
nineteen by baptism. The ordinan'
ofbaptism was administered Sunds
night in the pool of the Bapti
Church. The meeting held for tv
weeks and the earnest labor of Il
pars0n, Mr.. Meeks, has been crow
OF with success.
Clinton has three cotton buyer
anxious and ready to pay the highe
market price for your cotton; viz
Capt. w. l.. Faison, representa-
the firm Of Messrs A. Sprunt & So
of Wilmington, Mr.. French NJ
Queen, representing Messrs Wi
'ams Il Murchison, and Mr.. a.
Clutc, Business Agt. of Co. AllianC
representing a New York H0us
Mr.. Clute tells us that he will a
vance mO-ey to those who wish
hold their cotton according to
Structions of the alliance.
All during the dull season :
have been furnishing you the ve
best paper we could, under the C
cumstancos, and have not said
word about money. But now
greatly need every cent due us a
we must earnestly request all W
are behind to come in and pay up
soon as possible. 1t takes mon
and hard work to run a good par