The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-03-14
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subscriptions for THE CAUCASIAN
at Taylor's Bridge.
Mr.. w. D. Mcmillan, Jr., assis-
tant postmaster at Magnolia, will
receive subscriptions to THE eau
CAsIAN at that Office.
We are sorry to learn that-.R, G. !
Broadhurst, Clerk of the Superior
Court Of Duplin county, was stricken
with paralysis last Friday while In
his office.
Our Raleigh Letter came last
night too late for publication. Wei
are sorry not to be able to give 1t to
our readers as it is one of Mr.. Mich
OlsOn's best.
Mr.. d. y. Nicholson, the popu-
lar Reading Clerk Of the Senate,
spent yesterday in Durham visiting
his sister, Mira. DIR. Roberts. He
worshipped with the congregation
ut Trinity Church.-Durham Plant.
ALI the information necessary
has now been received to convince
us that a Canning Factory will be
success here. So come up and SUBJ
scribe your stock so that we can hold
meeting of stockh olders, organize
and get to work.
The General Assembly adjourn
ed Monday. We give partial re-
view of the work done in another
column. Senator Kerr and Repre-
sentatives Murphy and Stevens are
at home, while Senate Clerk Nichol-
son has gone on an excursion to
Asheville.
MIR. George Haar, piano and or
gan tuner and repairer, Of Whining
ton, n. c., is in Clinton and will re-
main 8 or 10 days, during which
time he will be pleas ed to attend tC
any calls in his line of business.
Orders can be left at THE CAUCA-
SIAN Office or the Murphy House.
We are pleased to note that the
legislature honored Rep. w. E.
Stevens by electing him member
Of the State Board of Agriculture.
Mr.. Stevens takes the place of Maj.
Grant of Goldsboro, republican.
There is only one member Of the
Boaru from each Congressional
District.
Rev. Mr.. Meeks, of Lumberton,
preached in the Baptist church in
this place Tuesday night. His sub
ject was spiritual growth, and he
handled 1t in an able and interesting
manner. Mr.. Meeks will occupy
the pulpit at the same church next
Sabbath at II o'clock A. M. and at
1880 P. M.
"A man may have the right to
stint himself Of comforts and even
necessaries If he prefers to en-
ploy in other directions the money
thus saved, but he has no right to
deny his wife aud children the plea
sure, Improvement and information
to be acquired from a live family
newspaper like THE CAUCASIAN
The constant reading ola good news.
paper will give one a pretty good
liberal education.
We cannot publish lengthy ar.
ticles from township correspondents
that containno news. five thought
the public would like to read, O,
would be interested in such articles
then we would publish them. 1t il
our business to get up sound, read
able bright and newsy paper, which
is no easy job, SO you must not b.
displeased with us when we con
denim such articles. When writing
be sure to sign your name and sen(
in early.
We wish to return thanks 70
the many compliments which w,
have received, personally ant
through letters, in regard to las
weeks CAUCASIAN. All are please'
with the papers improved appear
ance, and many went on further t.
say that it was now one of the bes
weeklies in North Carolina. Thi
is high praise, but still we think W
can mOdestly admit that last week
CAUCASIAN compares favorably
both in matter and appearance, wit
any exchange that comes to gu
Office.
We neglected to state last weel
that at the regular meeting Of tn
Sampson Light Infantry on the frs
Friday i'm this month measures wer
taken for new uniforms for tn
conpary and the order immediatel
forwarded. The company is CROWN
In Number and Capt. Faison hope
to go to the Encampment with full
ranks aud a we'll organized an
equipped company. Those who Ii
tend joining should do 80 immedis
tely and get in readiness for the er
campment and agood time by th
seaside.