The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-10-31

will help move the jails

Who will help move the Jail?
The Game Supper Friday night
promises 10 be a most pleasant affair.
But Ii could not be otherwise.
The editor Of this paper H. in
Goldsboro and Fayetteville this
week i'm the interest Of the Sampson
Fair.
There is only one other paper
In the United. States called THE CAU-
CAsIAS, and that II published in
Shreveport (I4a.) by Col. Battle.
We notice that Mr. r. NJ. Lee
Of this place now of the u iversity
has been elected President of the
State College Foot Ball Associa-
ton.
The Tarboro Banner says: Judge
Boykin strikes Us as not only being
an able and learned Judge, but as
being thorough, systematic bust
ness man.
As is seen from his card In this
issue DIR. A. ID. Moore, late of Will
son offers his services In this vicinity
for the treatment Of special dis
eases.
Mr.. French Mcqueen has been
added to the committee on arrange
ments and has succeeded admirably
in securing subscriptions for the
game supper.
Hon. G. W. Macune, President
of the National Farmers Alliance
has been invited to be present at the
Sampson County Fair and speak on
one Of the days.
MIR. Oliver Blackburn will be in
Duplin county next week, represent
ing THE CAUCASIAN. We hope our
friends will give him a welcome
and gratifying reception. ..
The soldier boys will make
big effort to get even with the citi-
zens in the game hunt to-day. Last
year the former were victorious, but
this year the contest bids fare to be
close.
The ladies of Clinton who can
cOnvenintly do so are requested to
meet at the Clinton Hotel at 10 o.
clock tomorrow TO make arrange
ments relative to the game supper
Friday night.
Gov. Fitzhsgh Leo OF Virginia
has been invited to be present and
deliver the address at the Sampson
County Agricultural Fair Dec. 4th,
9TH and 9Th. 1t is more than prob
able that he Will come
Chief Marshal Carr has appoint
Senator f. w. Kerr, of Clinton, and
w. l.. Hill, Esq, of our height Or
ing town, Warsaw, to act as assis-
tant marshals at the Fayetteville
Centennial celebration.
The Executive committee of
the Agricultural Society met Mon
day evening and transacted some
important business. Work on the
fair ground will now commence in
earnest and every preparation will
be made for big and successful
fair.
Capt. ]. H. Robinson, Col John.
A. Oates and Mr.. J. r. Beaman Jr.,
compose the committee to whom
the game will be turned over on
Friday afteI the game hunt. These
will deliver it to committee of
ladies who will see that it is properly
prepared for the game supper.
Several of our subscribers who
have paid up recently have, in re-
spouse to our call Of few weeks
since, brought the names of some Of
their neighbors along as new SUBJ
scribers. Now let more ofour friends
do likewise and we will soon have
over 1000 subscribers.
Our townsman, Joseph Motley
was married last Sunday to Miss
Eliza Clifton of Faison. The hap
py couple returned to the home of
the groom on the following evening
where n reception was given them.
"Joe" was the recipient of many
valuable presents from his numer.
Gus friends.
There will be reunion of Com.
pany B of North Carolina Confeder-
ate troops at Magnolia on Nov. 9th.