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WANTED-HOuSES

WANTED-To BUY HOUSE OF q Oh ROOMS.
Be: sss ssJ!::: III. Is: =; s:: :sss
WAETEp-I RENTEp NJ LAST DEsIRABIE
n.n supply as re
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WANTED-A HOUSE OF OR ROOMS IN THE
ss.s i;SsPs ssSSo . tfS%
sy %Ss, oGgTeS.s ", Want e. HogsE
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WANTED-RY SEPT. /. BY FAMILY WITHOUT
R. f rent nx .eGs:
HOUSE IN COOP LoO.IIoS FOB
1922 1881 g. Must have IT soon HEBRON ESHEY
WANTRD-HoUsEs TO RENT-I CAN FURNISH
once; house: yss.as can rent n sSsm 20
'':ss'fP w.
on csptO Ill., 20 eoS sss
Boo can be had : sS
sstSk o s sssS6
ssYPs%Ssf and where Keys can Be Obtained S.i
Hoa,s pg9 FESM d N5k SMALL
sss so s's Star AND Of
WANTED-.HOUsE OR PART OF HOUSE WITH
w Store and one or two rooms on nrst foor in de-
srshs Part q ,S no,hxs't or Capitol AM
s a., s other bOardeTs and dodgers Address
WANTED--1 WANT TO PURCHASE FOR A
~. o Home at once House in northwest at s7, 600 to
TN star stare ss price
WANTED TO RENT-A SMALL HOUSE IN GOOD
.d sneisheorhood in northwest parlor, dining room
S5 o
WANTED-TO BUY HOUSE ON CAPITOL
" HILL in hrstclass condition convenient to cars
not g 5000 Sh 2dd1ss. ssa
z .s HOUSES 4 JUN FSo sSHs II RENT
au21-1w Atlantic Building.
WANTED-AT ONCE-HOUsEs OF ALL SIZES
,' u''"D'nf R 'fesP's fsss
WANTED-HoUsEs-wE HAVE MANY INoUIR-
would and their advantage 70 place them
.uo,ar TYLER RUTHERFORD;
~ ANTED-WE WANT DIRECT FROM OWNERS
w for Prompt Paying Tenants. q and S-room
Houses in northwest and East Washington. J, H.
GRAY CO, G37Fst su20-6t
MANUFACTURER FOR THREE D. SRA
w BILE Houses, location good; l st. near 18th ne,
Nos l.3I 70 l24l one square from cars and herdics
Price $4,000. Terms very easy all modern improve
ments Several other houses in same locality. JOHN
II. LEWIS, HOO Boundary st. ne. au20-lws
WANTED-IF YOU HAVE NOT SUCCEEDED IN
w finding good tenant for your houses bring them
70 We have large demand for houses of all kinds
HEBRON RAMEY, 1907 ST. NV. au17-lm
~
w our Office with experience of nearly 10 years.
is giving to its Ren tai Department has enabled to
keep houses well tensnted and has left with few
houses to offer for rent.
Residents or residents having Furnished or
Unfinished Houses or Stores to Rent have
special attention to their interests by placing them IN
our hands. JOHN SHERMAN q CO.,
au3-3m 1407 ut. NV.
WANTED HAVE APPLICATIONS DAILY FOR
w Houses by good tenants: owners having houses
for rent solicited to place them in my list prompt
returns GEO. w. LINkINs. 18th and II SITS.
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TO spend month as the guest of Col nc. Par.
sons at Natural Bridge, Virginia.
Mr.. VIM. Bremen Of the War department and
Mrs. Bremen and daughter have gone - Az
lantic City for few weeks.
Miss Nancy Green Of Culpepef, who b well
known in Warrington, was chosen "Qussn Of
beauty at the Rappahannock tournament
Thursday by the fortunate knight, Mr.. Murat
Wilson. a near kinsman of Prince Murst, whom
choice.
DR.. W. B. Pomeroy Of street northwest
leaves the city tonight for short vacation.
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The Standard oil company have made Fred
erick - well - Hsgerstown, Nd, o distributing
point, and have purchased . lot on East street,
upon which they will erect large warehouse.
The United States cutter Gallatin was toved
10 Boston yesterday from Provincetown, Mass..
by the tug Leader, having blown out cylinder
head while cruising.
Ground has been broken a The collage Of
New Jersey, Princeton, Tor Brown dormitosy, I"
. massive four-story brown and gray stoue
building, toward The cost Of building vhich
Mra 6usan D. Brown Of Prineston, has given
o76,o00.
The Frederick, Nd, bicycle club now uum-
bern twenty or more members, and sxranee-
nents are being made 10 provide winter oIss.
teEs for riding puxposea
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Shot by a Railroad Conductor.

Conductor Frank Parker, Of the Chicago,
Milwaukee and St. Paul railway, had an en-
counter with crooks when his train was near
Wordsworth, Ill, Thursday night, and shot one
Of them dead The dead man, who was we'll
dressed and wore . costly diamond pin and
other jewelry, boarded the train with three
companions at Wsdsworth 10 come TO Milwau-
kee. The party had no tickets and refused TO
pay fare. They were accordingly put OF the
train. but the man who was killed attempted TO
climb back and struck Conductor Parker in the
face with the butt end OF his revolver. Parker
then drew his weapon and fred, the man fall.
ing from the train. Yesterday his body was
found near the track, bullet through his brain.
He 10 supposed 70 be Chicago crook.
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From Washington Grove.

WASHINGTON GROVE, Aug. "a.
A very welcome shower fell here yesterday
afternoon which was sufficient to lay the dust
for a time. Owing to the threatening clouds
there were few visitors in camp.
After the morning prayer meeting at 9o'clock
the bell rang for preaching. Rev. A. r. Riley
preached from the text, "That he that escapeth
in that day shall come unto thee to cause thee
to heai it with thine ears" Ezekiel chapter
xiv. verse g. Rev. Mckendree Hammack in
the afternoon took his text from / Chron.,
chapter xxvin, verse 9: Know thou the God of
thy Father and serve Him with a perfect heart
and a willing mind" The sermon last night was
delivered by Rev. Mr. Gill; from Matt, chapter
II, verse %: "Come unto Me all We that labor
and are heavy laden and will give you rest"
was his text.
The young peoples meeting last evening was
under the direction of Mr.. Eldredge.
Rev. Mr.. Gill breaches again this morning
and Rev. Mr.. Murray tonight
The land owned by Mr.. L. Chapman between
the grove and mineral spring since its improve
ment presents an attractive appearance. A car
riage drive has been opened from his park in.
closure to the country road.
Mr.. Irwin Moulton, with his wife, Is visiting
his father on Grove avenue.
Mrs. John Cornwell Is staying at the cottage
OF Mr. VIM. Carrico.-Mr. Carrico has been
summering at the Grove for two months.-
Mrs. Maurice Talbot of Rockville spent the
day here yesterday Miss Lucy Russell and
Mr.. Thos. Vinson, also of Rockville. were on
the ground last evening.--Rev. Mr.. Edding-
ton Of this circuit was in the audience last
night.
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$2.O-WAsHINaToN TO LURAY CAVE AND Re-
TURN-s2. 5O.-Train will leave Baltimore and
Potomac station for the above occasion wednes-
day, August ", at $50 a. M, returning to the
city at Gals pm via Piedmont Air Line (Manas-
sas branch) and Shenandoah valley railway.
The most attractive excursion of the season at
the most popular price. The cost is insignia.
cant in comparison with the pleasure TO be had.
with electric lights, the beautiful scenery of
the famous Shenandoah valley, the historic
scenes Of some Of the most stirring feats Of arms
OF the civil war viewed en- route, all invite to O
summer days outing under circumstances of
appointed Luray inn will provide dinner at the
moderate cost OF IS cents. Avoid the rush and
secure good places By early application for
tickets. Parlor car accommodation limited
Tickets on sale at ticket Office 1900 Pennsylva-
MIA avenue, Baltimore and Potomac railroad
passenger station and at ticket Offices in Alex
andria and Manassas
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EOR PENTHOUSE WITH STORE, COR. 9TH
II and SITS. w. In good repair. suitable for drug
store or any kind Of business Apply TO W. C. JOHN
Son, us 18th st. NV. aus-lm
IrOR RENT-No. DUPONT CIRCLE; VERY DE-
Il slrable 3-story and Basement Stone DWELLING fac
ing Dupont circle: house contains Ia rooms, bath
rooms, cabinet mantels. stationary tubs range fur
nace and all modern convenences: is in frst-class
order and will be rented 1T reasonable Inquire TO
hrst.class tenant Apply TO TH0S. j. FISHER CO.
1924 st. NV. au17-2W
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-LoT FOR BUILDING. WEST OF
Capitol will buy or give pressed brick b.w. 2stery
house on st. NV. in exchange. Address, stating
width, depth and location c. H. LOTTE. Star Office.
WANTED-vACANT LOTS IN NE. SECTION
w well located for cash time customers,
MCLACHLEN B BATCHELDER
au17-7t 1915 ct. NV.
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EOR RENT
Il l76l L st. NV. $e7.6O
1927 9th st. NV. 1.r. 80
1888 9th st. NV, 1r.fur. SO
ABB 9th st.n.w..4th FIR. So
936 French st. n.w..7r..3u
1911 n. Y.ave NV. Or. 80
4Iy st. NV, store. 22. SO
y37 II st. NV, stable. Il )
Pomeroy st., ct. Il 4r.12.b0
6:t5 L st. s.e., Or. ..12.50
1341 l4th st. NV. shop. IL
400 18th st. s.w.. store. l U
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

EoE sALx-e0UTH 1R0oKLAED- gEAUTE
and the electric cses seven trains e1Kh
way dsily fren south 1g0oklspa 6tsaon; sSfessss6e
feet wtds and laid out N conformity With plana a.
CITY, Lots tee as q rom tlree y ten c6nts isf foot
3 sS5%dk ~ VA "a fa{ssss
=. OENloOA. W ~ Nv. au3lm
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NE. cor. Of 18th andQ
SITS, per year. az. 900
kst. bet. Conn. ave. and
18th ut. 800
N st. bet. Conn. ave.
and 18th ct. $50
Dupont circle. $50
L st. bet. 14th q 18th. $50
Sc. cor. 21st and X
9 st. near 10th st LIDO
Cor. 18th h f stan. ". 200
Is j bet sai ists b 1 10th. 1856 sS 81
X st. bet. 10th 4 18th. 300
N. 4. cor, 18th and X
SITS. ..$333.33 per month
n st. bet. 18th q l4th. .14O
Qst. mr.. N. Ii. ave. ...,..l50
14th st. near Il st.. .250
X near Mcpherson 90. 300
Conn. ave. above Rst.. $50
Conn. Q. b. n h Dup'tc..2oO
Conn. av. above k. 200
Cor. Conn. ave. Il N st. 500
BULLETINS CAN BE
FlCE, These houses can
mits from our Office.
au.s4 -eo2W
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DIVINE OF A 14-RooM HOUSE IN DEsfRABfT
Olocstaon on Capitol Hill having only seH and VIC
Will take family 70 bosrd or van lssss honss fuF.
p1ehed; occupied the pest two yeaxs By mozuber q
Oongress. Aodress - l.. ssar omce ss2x-of
A CLUB OF FOUR Oh SIX QENT1xMEE cAK
one experienceds private family: three Ines can.
eferencss ezchanssd- 1885 Ion ~ nv. It
TSHE WE1sTkR SIS l3TH 81. Nv MORT
SsS .s q 3 ;i ~ "A no. sss.< . g So p
THB AUbusH R4SPsILSANIz XvK- o06171
O. sas.sa.A - "a sssa = .,erses1h
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FOR lighthouses

DOR RENT-1sle coRcoRAN STREET. TEN
rome and cath. furnace, stationary washtubs but
isrs pansry bells Sc: &c. for S35 per month, Keys
q 1857 18th st RUST HUNGERFORD, GA l4th
Tor RENT-FURNIsHED, OCTOBER i OR
y SOONER. six Rooms, complete for housekeeping Or
would rent the entire house of rooma Apply ster
pm. ct 1929 N Ut. NV. auR4-3
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l4I5 n st. n. w.. l1r.se5
a. y, Y. ave. NV, yr.. 65
60i lSthst. NV. 1861
2024 Hillyer pl.. Or. 66.17
GA 18th st. NV, Tor, go
1909 II ut. NV, yr. 81. so
2Oth ct. NV. br.......50
1891 2 q. NV. Or.
1850 18th ct. NV. ar. .45
ITO 18th ct. NV. 10r..45
sig n. J. ave- n. W. VI. As
ISIS Pierce Re q r plaza ecI Tor. 4S
lR4 Conn. ave-. Tor. 40
24lQ 18th st. n-w.lR. 40
} }s95 LIN 2: 2; = n; " y. ..a2
1903 1903 ION ai Z: .. Il ny.w-TTi.....S3s
1907 Caroline st. 7r..-25
224 Est IT, s.w., Or. ....-15
exaIfnsd hXpernlls from
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ter, Miss Ada, after Q sojourn at Piney Point
left ON Friday morning for Washington Grove.
Mrs John Harrison, with her daughter Efie
and Master Percy, are visiting their relations
at Charlotte Hall, Md
DR.. Magruder Muncaster has gone TO White
Sulphur Springs.
DIR. Z. s. Jones IL 81 the Wellington, Atlantic
City.
Capt d. n. Psrmsnter il spending couple
Of weeks at North Chatham, Mass.
Mr.. VIM. l. Pollard 10 ct Berkeley Springs.
Capt J. B. Hussey is spending q couple of
weeks at Hot Springs, Nc
Mrs DIR. Fenwick is enjoying the sea breezes
1t Luray hotel, Atlantic City.
Miss Fanny Mcmahon Is at Watkins Glen for
few days.
Mr.. George W. Brown is summering at Colo.
NAL Beach.
Or. VIM. T. Dixie IL at Atlantic City.
DR.. Fletcher has gone to Narrangansett Pier.
Mr.. W. A. Van wickle 10 at the United States
hotel, Ocean Grove.
Mr.. h. J. Frost Is spending month at Berkc-
ley Springs
MA Mary Power is at Congress Hall, Ocean
City, Nd.
Mr.. Z n Jarvis il at Bach Greek Valley,
Va.
Miss 8. J. Pickens has gone to Atlantic City
for few weeks.
Mr.. W. +. Cross 10 spending couple Of weeks
at Atlantic City.
Miss v. Harrison il sojourning at Berkeley
Springs for few weeks.
Col Juan Lewis Is at the Wellington, Allan
tic City.
DIR. Ralph Walsh will remain for q fortnight
Ut Warm Springs, Bath county, Va.
Mrs. n II. Hayden has gone to Asbury PARK.
Mr.. 8. s. Matthews has gone to Hazelhurst,
4ass., for @ few month";.
Mr.. Francis c. Smith 10 ct the shsrburns,
Atlantic City, for . few weeks.
Rev. g. Brown 10 stopping at Ocean Grove
for Q few weeks.
Mis- Agnes v. Lewis is at Asbury Park for {
month.
Mr.. W. r. Frisbie 10 at Cape May.
Among the Washingtonians registered at the
Ceionnads hotel. Atlantic City, are Mr.. and
Nrs. VIM. Gillen, Mrs.. HAgerty and niece
Miss Kate Power, Miss Ada Caldwell and Nisi
Agnes Uliner.
Mics Matte and Ida Gould leave for Co.
louial Beach this evening. Thsy win be Tia
guests Of 4rsl H. T. Weaver.
MrA Flora Adams Darling has been invited
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EOR RENT-OFFERED FOR RENT FOR THE
II nrst time-that Handsome Corner Property Houss
Of IL rovns large grounds and stable 1t hs northeast
The interior Of this House 10 beautifully duished
and furnished throughout In elegant style and oers
Be leased for term Of year,. OF for term Of
SShN So isS 70
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II UNFINISHED HOUSES

SHED.
ls45 18th st. 3-sty.
DR., Tor. ..150
1910 10th st. 3-sty.
DE- lr..........-..1l
l25 ID st. Sc, 3 sty.,
Aar...................lo0
RES.
pip N, store and dwell IS
~ u sine. and dwell. As
Slv 4 ST. corner........xo
l. FLATS.
1341 18th ST., second
floor, 6rs. and bath. .&65
l34l 18th st, third
door. 6re. aud bath. !. +. 60
l341 18th ST., fourth
} door. 6rs. and bath. =. SO
BILE.
tails. room for 3 carriages.
wy fARkfR. ~
l41S n St
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NOR RENI-

uNOh hEN1-
II Fur. 2122 II St 81 90 1921 W st., Or.
l413 10th ST., Or. mi 80 l722 18th 5r store
1876 18th ST., Tor. 81 1909 I'D ST.. Sr -.
1881 L st., 12r.. mi 30 80 2206 18th ST., Or
1928 Pa.ay. i Or. IN t. 80 so 1856 I'D ST., 5r...
Fur, 2027 II St., IT,. .50l23ls ST., 5r...,,
1871 Pa. ave, Sr. 40. 90 230S-10 q St, Or.
2125 l. ST., Br., m i. 40 80 2250 Cleveland, Urs
l145 21 ST., 12r., mi. 40 81 1000 2:3d ST., Dr.,
2127-2y X st, Yr.m i.37. 80 B24g o ST., Dr..
1919 @ St., 10r., m. 1880 S3l n. H. ave ST.
1l43 2lsts ST. LIT. 3y.5UISl7 Goth ST., 5r,,,.
30l2 Dunbarton, 9r. $50 1919 G ST. 5r.,,...
1913 22d st., Sr., M. 81 81 10 Pomeroy, Or
20l6 NJ ST., Sr., mi. 80. D, anal road 6r.
Cor gath and q, Tor. :. 80 tear 1918 21st ST :.
520 I'd ST. ne, 6r.. % ,317-19 Va ave- 5r
Slo ga ST. 9r.,m ZIP jenning's road, 5r..
22ll 4 st., Sr, mi. .25.5 | 634 33d ST. Dr..
2l03 st., . rs. %. So SlS 25th ST. Dr..
6l9 I'D ST.. 6r., IN. %. 5Ol25l2 ST., 5r -,
2433 X st.. 7r...-...2545 STABLE
DOGGY 24th, Or. $3.50 Rear 24O5 Pa ave.
920 gid ST., 6r., M. 1880 STORES
3?32 Water st............2 20 Store 2112 NJ ST., 10
1871 80 + st. n.s...... go 749 Pa. ave.
6l5 23d st., Tr ...-23.5 Do 1.1S Penna. ave. ..
400 Mass. av,, 6r.....22 so 1927 ST, 6rs and ST
1874 10th, 0r.......22. 90 500 22d st............
For full List applyto wESCOTT h wILCC
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-12-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Mrs. Joe Persons Remedy

GoLDsBoRo, n. c., Oct. 23, 1889.
Mrs. Joe Person, Madame: About
April, 1887, ] treated Sam Privett,
a lad about Is years of age, for scrof-
ula, affecting the glands Of the Nook.
In spite of all treatment it grew
from bad to worse, finally suppera-
ting and becoming l inning sores.
In the latter part of that year you
were in Goldsboro and saw the boy
and proposed to treat hin. | had
done all that l could for him and
considered his chances for life very
small, and told you SO, and that if
YOU could even benefit him with
your Remedy ! would give you a
certificate of that fact. That you
have done your part the boy is now
living witness, and | shall not
hesitate to furnish your Remedy in
any similar case | may be called on
to treat. Very truly.
THOS. HILL, NJ. D.,
Wholesale Agent.
For sale by Clinton Druggists and
by w. A. Johnson, Clinton, n. c.
dncs-1y
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-12-19

FAIsoS, n. c., Dec. IL, so.
The people OF Faison and vicinity
assembled today in considerable
numbers at the Presbyterian church
to hold appropriate memorial ser
vices in honor OF jefferson Davis,
ex-President of the late Confederate
States Of America. The church was
lastly draped with broad bands of
black and white, hung with moss.
entwining the pillars and running
around the entire front of the ulpit
from which streamers were suspend
ed, surmounted at intervals with
stars and rosettes.
At the appointed time Rev. p.
Mcintyre arose and opened the ser
vices by reading 4 hymn, after the
singing &c which he read passage
of Scripture and offered fervent
prayer. He then stated that the
meeting was ready for business and
announced that Maj. j. &. Hines,
who had been chosen chairman for
the occasion, would conduct the fur
Their proceedings. Maj Hines then
came forward, and stating the object
Of the meeting laid his heart-promt-
ed offering of respect upon the bier
OF the dead chieftain.
Mr.. Isham r. Faison was then
called upon to read the following
resolutions:
WHEREAS. God in his infinite wisdom has
removed from the midst of his people their
beloved eX-President and leader, the Hon.
orable Jefferson Davis; and whereas, The
Governor of North Carolina has issued proc
lamation, calling upon the citizens OF the
State to assemble themselves i'll their various
places of worship TO mourn the loss OF theiI
great chief, and render honor TO his memo
nv, therefore, be 1t
Resolved, That we the people OF Falsof
and vicinity having met in hearty obedience
| to the request of the Governor, do hereby
| express our deep sorrow for the loss OF hin
who served us in war and advised us II
peace, that we can never forget his disinter
ested patriotism, his unfinching courage
and his willing sacrifice; that we recognize
| in him one of the worlds heroes, that We
love him devotedly and that we shall cher
| ish his memory and teach his virtues TO GU
children. And be it further
Resolved, That we join our sympath.
| with his bereaved family and with the man.
thousands of Southern people who are sa'
| today because Of the removal OF one endear
| ed to them be strong personal and natlona
ties-ties strengthened by common suffer
| ing and knit together by common cause.
Appropriate and feeling address
es were made by Maj. j. S. Hines
Mr.. A. d. Hicks, Prof. John s. Hill
Rev. P. Mcintyre and Mr.. VIM. i
Hill. The occasion was a fit demon
stration of our people in honor 0
one who is loved, honored and rev
erenced by North Carolina and tn
entire South. Those who were pres
ent left with the gratifying con
seriousness that the last manifestation
of their love was a fitting and glo
| riOuS one.
J. G. HINES, Chairman.
S. A. BoNEY, Secretary.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-12-19
Tax Notice.

After the 1st Monday IN January
am compelled uy law to advertise
for sale all lands on which taxes
levied Cor the preceding year have
not been paid. / am compelled tc
settle the State and School Taxes
promptly, and to give everybody a
convenient opportunity TO pay with
out cost, | or one of my Deputies
will meet them at the following
times and places:
Halls, Monday, December 10th,
1889.
Newton Grove, Tuesday, Decem-
Der, 18th, 1899.
Westbrooks, Wednesday, Decem-
Der 18th, 1889.
Mingo, Thursday, December 10Th,
1889.
Taylor's Bridge, Wednesday, De
cember 18th, 1899.
Franklin, (Newkirk's Bridget
Thursday, December 18th. 1889.
Lisbon, Friday, December 10th,
1889.
North Clinton Clinton, Saturday, Decem.
Der Dist, 1899.
Dismal. tAutry's Storej Saturday,
December Dist, 1889.
McDaniels, Monday, December
23rd, 1889.
Honeycutts, Monday December
23rd, 1889.
Little Coharie, Tuesday, Deccm'
Der oath, 1889.
South Clinton, Tuesday, Deem
Der oath, 1899.
Turkey, Friday. December 9th
1889.
Piney Grove, Tuesday, Docembe
31st, 1889.
Let everyone be sure and settle
and save cost.
j. NJ. SPELL, Sheriff
Tho Nav onfb 1890 -,.aaS m
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-12-19
4 Card.

Mr.. EDITOR. In the death of
Miss. Lutrude Clute We have lost
one of the brightest and Invest pub
lie school teachers. l have known
her as an earnest conscientious teach
er for the last eight or nine years.
On behalf of the public school
teachers of Sampson County, l
hereby appoint Mr.. A. ". Barbrey,
and Misses-Mamie Ashford and Rosa
Culbreth as a committee to prepare
suitable resolutions of respect as a
tribute to the memory Ofour depart
ed sister and have the same publish
ed in THE CLINTON CAUCASIAN and
North Carolina Teacher. The other
members of the committee will
please send their resolutions to Miss
Mamie Ashford, Clinton
IsHAM ROYAL, Co. Supt.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-12-19
Personals.

Rev. n. L. Anderson is spending
his vacation i'll Clinton.
Mr.. Duncan DeVane, of Winston,
was in town yesterday.
Miss Mauds Hall, Of Wilmington,
Is SloitinS at Mr.. =. II. Partriok's.
Miss Annie Graham, of Duplin
Roads, is visiting at Mr.. J. \. Fer
rell's.
Miss Clara Stanford, of Kenans-
vile, is visiting her sister, Miss An
ma Stanford.
Mrs. Mollie Alderman and daugh-
ter, Miss Jennie, of Wartrace, Tenn,
have been spending several days in
and near town with relatives.
Misses Love and Mollie Crawford
and Fannie Giddens, who have been
spending a week with Miss Annie
Giddens, left for home Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Frank Boykin, who has been
spending several days with her faith
er in Wilmington, returned Tuesday
night accompanied by Miss Gertrude
Jacobs, who will spend some time
in Clinton.
His Honor, Judge f. I. Boykin
is home for the holidays after finish.
/ ing his fall circuit of courts. We
| are glad to see that he has won gOl
den opinions from the press where
he has been for his ability, bushes:
qualifications and uniform courtesy
for in our opinion he is the peer, i
not the superior of any other Judge
on the bench.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-12-19
The Wilmington Light Infantry.

On the return home of the gallant
and handsome boys of the Whining
ton Light Infantry from the Samp-
son fair they adopted the following
resolutions:
WHEREAS, On the occasion of the
recent visit ofthis command to Clln-
ton, by invitation of the executive
committee of the Sampson county
Agricultural Association, to act as
an escort to their distinguished guest
Gov. Lee of Virginia, we were made
the recipients Of most thoughtful
and generous attentions from our
comrades in arms of the Second
Regiment, and also from the entire
community; therefore,
Resolved, That this command,
sensible of the honor and courtesy
of the Sampson Light Infantry, and
of the estimable citizens Of Clinton,
returns its hearty thanks for their
multiplied kinduesses, with the ear
dest hope that Wilmington aud her
soldiers may have an early opportu-
nifty of a thorough reciprocation.
The w. L. 1. was the recipient ct
many deserved compliments while
here. NJ company in all the State
Guard contains more gentlemanly,
finer looking or better drilled body
of men, in our opinion. When Will
mington's time to reciprocate comes
we may rest assured that she will
do her part in most royal style. The
hospitality Of Wilmington and vii
mingtonians is only equalled by that
| of Clinton and Clintonians.