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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-02-28
IN Err ,I.,.insi.

The entertainment, given Ivy the
ls,li,.- Of the Pr--byi ri - church,
in Atkinp' Hall, Tnr-tiay night, Ior
he benefit OF ih church, WAS a lie
cidod >Iiccs-n success hiI.,I.cIai'y y,
for the receipts were larger than ex,
pccted, aud the programme Of pieces
wa certainly well selected and adj
nhrably executed.
"AsIcep at the SWITCH" though 8
difficult rcitati"n, wa, we undo
stard, very crt,lirahly rendrr,r! by
Miss l'aisy Marabl", hut we did ..ot
hsve the pleasure Of seeing thi-
piece.
";rilv Chant the Sur,m"r Birds, =
n vocal solo, MA ,r. nlii.nis ~. .ier-
ed by Miss Mamie Fa.rJn. la iac;
tho..h the hall VA, not vu-y s.au,-
Portable, We Id c.;s;ly imagine
our-elyer awakening on lovely
summer n,orning while the birds
were sweetiy chanting Naturs'.
beauties around u.
The mute RIP. esentaiion Of the
devotional attitud- Of Joan OF Arc
q; the fatal stake, Ma at once strik-
ing and appropriate.
"Naunise, Ruth and Orpah," bS
Misses Borta BizZ,li, Jennie Clusett
and Mamie FaisOn, deserves special
notice.
In the P.intonin: representation
of "N 0man'a Rights" the uIe,.
were sewing, washing AMI doing
general home work, while the wo-
meE wore III AmoZOnian attirc, with
beavers, walking Canes and smoking
cigarettes. But the whole thing
lOOkod 70 unnatural, since the lair
tyrantH were not .calding and order
ing around the poor unscyed rem.
nauts ot once gallant chcvaliers, tina,
We have but little ie;,r of such a sad
! rcRiuy in The ne tr future. Th"agh
# I!n.i'aulbourine drill hal preceded
this We hight have bccu slightly
unenry.
Mr.. w. G.. Hubbard, in "Solomor
Lcvi,' Was simply superb. 1t WA
the only en- core OF the evening
Back, "hack," called out the All
dienc,, and "ooioulon Levi" agar
stepped before the foot lights.
The "SuntioWcr Clntan.:" ws'
unique in coAc"pti"n.
l he music turni-ed for the occa
Ion ny Mr>sr~. uo-sls, hnd .OA
' and aiisse. la.c;t and Britt was
vrry good.
Clinton certainly has good mate
rial for An amateur troupe, and why
..ot organize one? Not only muci
pleasure and improvement might b,
derived from >uch Al arrangement
but it could be Of valuable a.>i-
taact 10 various wOr,uy causes, 10y
turl.in2 over tine proceeds 10 CHAIR
table PURPOSES or wherever mos
needed IT,.
No one thing added so much to tn,
sui cess OF the nl"rtainIIIeIIt as tn,
! hall III which it WAS hold. Mr.. Al
kinS deserves much credit for pr
viding our pretty little town with ;
thing so much needed. One thin;
is wanting to make it n ecniplet,
opera house in every respect, aut
that is proper heating apparatus
and this we teel sure will sJon b,
supplied 10y its liberal AMI tasty
owner.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-02-28
HAYSE ANDR WENVILLE.

MIR. Editor: Seemingly yen have
\ sufficient corps OF correspondents
throughput the county, bu. ~ the
people ofthis vicinity are now syita.
ting tho location Of depot "a the
Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley rail-
road 1 have concluded As ask Yen
for small apase in your valuable
paper rslxGye u the saHs. 1t 10
generally conceded in "those latter
days" that every section of country
has "r should have \ greet drsi: q to
do all in it, power 10 BULL up it's
own Individual interests. All must
admit, thi- Is L worthy desire, when
such Al aspiration will not deteriora-
to the intere~ts OF other scctions or
persons only oy an honest competi-
lion to excel. We people here arc
intsnt OH getting tho depot near III
Is We can. Feeling that We are tree
citizeps. diving in . tree country We
contend this Il our inAlinabls rig mt.
BAnp-on county beiOnss to no one
man power Eor 10 the select power
ct any section. 1t is inhabited by u
generous p. ople composed Of the
various business classes and pre-
sessions which constitute society.
When " riai II that the facilities
nero fol Il depot .voiaaly compose
II not exceed amy other point GA the
road 1t is not PROPOSED t. warm the
feelings Of any ono no. Incitc to
anger. The reasons for our claim
have heretofore been sent forth ip
TIN CAUCASIAN. Being somewhs at
informed, We Of this vicinity assei I
that for Industries morality, and re-
ligion our section Is behind none
in the county. We have conf
munity Of coed farmers, the largest
alliance In the county, u good school
| good chufc hes and some as enter
! pri>ing citizens rs can be found any
where. There are doubtless sOue
more wealthy elsewhere, but wealth
does not always.eOnstitute true great
ness. The railroad employers have
been and are still among Us and they
can testify NJ to the treat rent re.
ceived ut CUR hands. We do no,
propose to Incompatible the depo,
should we be favored with 1t. bu,
extend a welcome greeting to AIRY
and all lawsbiding persops to come
among US and help us to build W
our country. Every Kindness viii
: be shown such that we are able t.
give. Hero il health, here is an op.
portunity to use homely phrase tc
live ami let live. Lastly Bro. Butler
/ would congratulate you on tn
success YOU are bound to make with
/ The Caucasian. 1t is tho best loca
newspaper in n. {. and IA you per
sever in the way you are lons it viii
not be local p.pe- but will have
. me-ited place along with IT,.
leaJ,ng papers Of the State.
PEDAGOGUE.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-02-28
A GOOD SUGGESTION FOR
BUSINESS MEN.

-"Oh, merchant, in thine ho1r
,of ee,
II on this paper you should &C c,
And look for something to ap PIP
Your yearn1ng for greenback
WV,
Take our advice and now be
|Tyy
Go straight ahead and advert
iii,
You'll find the project OF some
Al uu,
Neglect can offer no ex, qqq,
Be wise at once, prolong Your
d aaa,
A silent business soop de K K K.
f-Ex.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-02-28
OBITUARY..

SuMLoN-James Sutton died At his
home, in Sampson county, February
the 10th, 1859. Brother Sutton
lacked five days of being seventy
one years old. He had been a con-
sistent member Of the Methodist
Church for upwards Of fifty years,
never demOHstrative, but firm and
faithful; and died triumphant. A
host Of friends and relatives mourn
his death; and it Will be long time
before James Sutton will cease to BIZ
missed at, Goshen churck.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-02-28

~ J 4. -. u.
In the fair AID sunny Southland.
The pr DE- OF the oid North NAte.
stsnsiisg bald. gallant and e-uDd,
lisa satusoa, sw,St SampAso.
The hsn,s "f the true aud dsus,le-s
bsavs,
whs fought with darias waller.
And shed THAR Slos,>. their luys<a -
sAss.
In Sampson. .wee. s.arse..
Her srn. are tnswa both Tar ssd
wide,
A. mea OF steiliaK worth,
And We 10 tr~i true couaty pride,
Ia kSuiIs>so, . yet oainpssa-
Her soas are true - true c..a 10,
To every pubic true.
Thew ~Drk ta hep tie pssoy 10 free,
In SAMPSON, sweet >stnissn.
As pleasant pl>ce for u,an to live,
A In the wide world over.
No better hume any Land eau give,
Thsn sampsna, swsst ssmTr-sn.
Her lsws ars good, her people kind,
They have both rsa>e and c.mssrt,
Thee siite divine he people Had.
IN baMpson, sweet saalpron.
Health Is good aad elirnass wild,
Ard life Is sweet tna all,
The IMAM, the 3suan IN the child,
H. SAnp-on. sweet sampson.
We boast of our farming land,
Our timber and our water,
And In these ranks We fearless san.i,
In Sampson, sweet slni~oa.
Wha, better laud could any che ose,
Thsn whore they live with esse,
On ''p,n~um tat" AID sweet "Biy
Blues"
AZ In Sampso;., sweet sampson.
Our mes. hants are quite clever tH
S,lem3id mon Ut truth.
They'll deal the same with "ns and
YOU"
In Sampson. sweet sampson.
For factori tits an open field
Ills true, We have Auong Us
Jah nson'r, which willis power WELD
| In Sampson, sweet ssAni pson.
The professional. men We all believe
Are honest, tried and true,
Many wants Of man they do relieve
In oanp~on, sweet SL'alron,
Ch,s-ch-s are from end To pud
| Aacesfyd NV n.ai,y people,
And to Oiir sdurs.-S sei en:nfurt lend
In Samp,on, sweet "a up-1n
No lovlirr town beneath the sun,
Than our county peat
EGntonj> the pride OF every one,
IN Sampson. sweet Eani pson,
Great men la the states afar,
Know the work that's done,
BY the Press, the Pulpit ana IT,,
! Kaf,
In Sampson, sweet SnnPson.
The CAUCAsIAN xtantss y burnin,
taper,
A beacon light for all;
1t Is the model county paper,
OF Sampssn, sweet Sau,p,,e,.
'Tis nseoless for u to say \ ~urd
About the heAutifsl women,
Just come and BEE, il you have no
! heard,
On, Samp-on, sweet Sampson,
The best Inducements can he found
Ofevery class ani kind
To trade and MAXI, ...L till tn
ground,
In SAMPSON, sweet Sanil Sun,
We must work for county fame,
ANA keep the standard floating,
Aud we'll leap with joy to hear tn
name,
i Or Sampson, sweet Sampson,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-02-28
CONSUMPTION SURELY CURED.

To THE EDIToR-Plcase inform
your readers that 1 have positive
~ for the above named disease
&, its timely use thousands of,hopeles.
cases have been permanently cured.
shall be glad TO send two bottles OF
my renedy .FRkE 10 any Of your read.
ers whe have consumption if tney will
send me their express and post Office
address. Respectfully.
T. A.-SLOCUM, NJ. G..
la Peerl-st.. New 4 ork.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-02-28

-Wineer snd- to-day. IIlustry
Oarch makes its bow tomorrow.
We stated lx-t week that Presi-
Int Ws.hinKton died on the slst Of
DecSmber, he last day "f the old
<rntury, bit We were mist. ken. He
lid 'on the l4th Of December.
I've are pained 10 learn Of the
-serious illas-s Of Treasurer John Il.
Boamnn. lie was confined to his
bed on last Sunday. and has boen
~ der The constant attention. Of his
aahysician since. A serioue case of
Vnssnlonla IL trarsd.
We must Insist On township
<,ews and ganeral con- IA unicati ons
BsIng sent In earlier. We usually
1ccetwe about . half dozen of these
on Wednesdays, when they must go
10 the waa'e-hasket, which If received
Monday We wo lid Ls glad to publish.
olive u. q Canning F..c.or, aud
nearly every farmer in the count,
tculd soil from $50 to 81, 900 worth
% produce hich he otherwise would
<cithei allow ~ waste ar not produce.
Ehss enterprise will be Discussed BY
8he Truckers Association, whiclI
meets in the Courthouse nextEMon-
DAY night. II ,oa arc Interested in
At, be sure to attend.
We are sorry to- have to send
L1IE CAUCASIAN oat prinlo on the
old press again This week. COR new
Hpver pre-. WAS shipped nn the 10Th
OF February but has nOtye arrived,
sthough part Of our new material ha,,
hecn here week. Unless some nc.
ucid"nt prevents, II will surely arrir.
no time iioi us IN print next wsek's
mAp-r On it.
Court adjourha to-day. a nnn-
6er cases were either continued or
Tnovoi. No Gas Of importance WA
trieh. In fact there were only TIVE
Trials by jury. Still, We understand
3hat'therc are number Of cases OF
the docket. Whose fault Is this? We
lave had civil court OF four day.
% a cost Of $40. The sum Of the
amounts in all the cases would moi
feach that amOant. This IL costly
Austice. Judge Shipp, presiding, /.
GENERALLY conceded to- be enc OF In,
pcst judges In the State.
For the last few months we have
been bloe+ed(:) with number u
travelling humbugs, claptraps ant
<NAndles, that in Ill have taken H,r
of ths county not LEES than 81, GOO
ust think Of it, everybody poor ano
money very scarce, then aolikeratelN
70 throw away 81 900 on these plau
bible shents, who take the money
away and leave practically nothing
in return. Just think of it, thi
81 600 aHnild start our much needle,
canning factory that would sool
turn the 81 900 into s., 600, and then
TOO the very persons who were hum
plugged by these sharpers are thos'
who are worse pu. to 1t to livS
Many Of them not able to supper
their fun.ilies Us they should AM
probably already in debt and claim
ing 81 be unable to pay. If our poo
Pile will not protect Themselves from
s.uch swindles then the Legislator
ehould protect them from such fol-.
by putting a tax on such travelling
squacks so large that 1t MOULD be pro
hibitory.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-02-28

that ,uca' afs.i.e-stios. svaIst 10 u.asi~
during tho .r~-.-st ss---i.,a nj tsss
Legislature. Wis~sher si,is change
~euid ts- f"- ,.se Individual pys.s,.
.'le.aurr s.sa glory nj the p~s IL lcnsr-.
or for The general gos,d af the corn.
H'aniiy-a pr.ir.otrr of rs-IGriay,
p~ses i.i-ssu ~ al happiness, the,
sure y u,ti-t know.
The dwelling Of Mr.. Asthui Ls-e
came near being destroyed by ere a
lew evenings age. Moral No. I. RI
careful With u,.ieh~-. Moral NJ. ,.
Insure your prspsrty. Alb.
TURKEY.
There are fur new houses In
eour-e Of erection I'm the sownxhip.
The iarn.srx are busy nasaling up
!s.'oes and preparing for another
crop, WHICH they hope will be rs
goal 80 they have been sssar.d by
the Old signs" that IL will be, NJ
the nights between the ChristIuasee
~sr. dark nights.
We have never barn Informed that
carpsniering u paying business In
Turkey, but frou the number Il
shuck heasse and brick kilns seat.
tered over tbs country, We should
think 1t ,nigfs 10.
PrHEy aaO<s fToWSsH,P.)
Mr.. NGftSn fesks and Misa An.
net UarisA were married 1T tide res.
.idssee OF tho brides father, Mr.. J,
I A, Darsisn. yesterday At IL O'Clock
II. X. Bell, Esq., OH ciatiug.
NORTH CLINTON.
Mr.. James Britt is is Raleigh or
| business.
DIHMAL.
mot Heard Fronl9
LITTLE COHxstE.
/ (E.t Heard From.)
| LISBON.
Not Heard FrOM.)
J N'DA SIHx.
tSot Heard Fron)
- MESrBHOOKs.
Mot Hoard trorp.)
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-02-28

WlnTris Agents in every Town
UAVlIU and County to sell our
Goods. Send us ONE DOLLAR, aud
we will send you sample that sells
for three dollars, and start you In a
business that viii, pay you from 100
to $500 per month. Address,
THE Richmond Publishing Co.,
jan3l-tf RICHMOND, VA.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-02-28
NOTICE.
LAND SALE.

I'M MONDAY THE lST DAY
. OF April, 1889, at The Court
house door In Clinton, by virtue Of
decree Of the Superior Court OF
Sampson county, the Undersigned
will cell at public sale, to the high
est bidder, on /. credit OF l2 mont hs,
except ~ per cent. cash, the tract Of
land belonging to tt,ss estate Ut the
late Ross Peterson. On the east side
of Six runs. adjoining the lands of
the heirs Of Josiah Johnson, Samsen
Johqs0n and Others. containing one
hundred and seventv-five acres.
q. II. NQSEI4X, Admir-
feb3i-tds ,sast GoMMiesioner.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-02-28
EVIDENCE OF PROGRESS AND
PROPERTY.

Ehe .Glinton Caueasiai has bought
anew power press. Ne rejoice to
see this evidence Of the progress aad
prosperity which that paper is meet
iug.-Wilson Advance.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-02-28

~ send In q statement "f the
segrs,- aud improvements Ia ysur
Ds1"ship immediately! VIC In
tnAed to write up the county this
hex, hut have heard iron orly
Bar tow ushipS- e. seems to a. that
Very live ma inn the cnSnty would
y interested la having his section
fopxrly represented But We can't
nhli%h facts unie-s yen forward
hem To US. send in for next issus.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-02-28

IT you like TIE CAUcAsIAN re-
new your subscriptions for six
months or . year. Don't discontinue
Your home paper.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-02-28

Does HHE CAUCASIAN not deserve
sour support: Then give it to it.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-02-28
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Persons wishing to improve their
memories or strengthen their power
of attention should send to Prof.
I.oi>ette, 237 Fifth Avenue, New
York, for his prospectus post free, az
adve. tiseo in another Column.
Cups and Saucers Is cents per set.
Curry Combs at 4 cents. Some very
fine Jewelry. Spectacles, Eye .Glsss-
es. &c. States, large size, ) cents.
Glass Lamps. very cheap, ut
+. Is. r. PowELL's.
Roofing and guttering done In first
Class style by J. q. DUKES, the new
tuner.
Those wishing to avail themselves
Of the wonderful bargains now being
offered at my store, must 10 90 next
week. Respectfully,
Large lot Of all kinds Of f.esh
garden seeds at
PopE & CULBRErH's.
The highest cash prices paid for
Furs and Hides at NJ. AASsrIEN's.
j have an Abdslah Colt. one year
old, that weighs s12 pounds. The
eire Of this colt in in tho stables Of
r. G. Holmes, and he can be seen by
applying to ATKINS 4 HOLMES.
FOR RENTING "Faison Place, "
located or College street, ia the
towp Of Clinton. Apply to
W.. 8. THOMSON,
C1intSa, NC
RACKET GOODS.
Gents Fine Shoes $3.50 per pair ;
Boys Fine Shoes 81. 80 per pair; La
dies Shoes from 81 .csnta to sI.67 per
pair; EslSet Photograph Frames At
cents; Turkish Beaver Scarfs emily
p cents; satteen COrscts only a
cents; Fools Cap PsperT cents per
quire; Legal Cap Paper 10 cents per
quire. Paper, Envelopes, Needles,
Pins, Laoee, Hambcrgs, Tin " are,
Hatchets, and VERIFYING else at the
lowess prices
MRS. NJ Z. .PKTEEsoS.
now have charge Of the Clinton
Hotel, where / will be glad to &C.
commodate my friends from all over
the county, who may come to court
next week. The public generally il
also solicited to give me = call.
Respectfully,
}. III. RoBEHsoN.
Those Of my patrons who, are still
due little bills will please favor me
with an early remittance. Those in
the county will come prepared st
court, and greatly oblige,
FRANK ROYErTE, ID. +. 8.
Bring in all Of yorr tin ware and
have it repaired at the new tin shOI
tof J. G. DUKES, Britt's old store.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-02-28

,A.,E e A. 70 !!
1IR LATEST AND.E3EpST
-: FOR:-
==::- @==:::::::z -:a-.
FRANK THORNTON
Would announce that he IN. lust 2. :
turned trou, y visit to the Northprn
Markets, where he selected tho iuost
elegant array oi
HIGH GRADE NOVELTIES
1t has ever been hil plsasur. to dis
play. for it certainly il n pleasure :.
nAnOlc such goods li
COI.OHEB Silk!
A Elegant Gr0s Grains, Beautiful
Striped Metre, Sultan, Fa;ll., Nur.ha.
There can be no question about
the fact that our "a lihit rappot he
surpassed within ths bounds OF tho
State in
BLACK SILKS!
Tho very best brand4 being secure d
in Gras Grains, katin Bseissss, Satia
Luxor,
kATHANIA!
The latter i most elegant aud beauti.
ftA article ut only o. cents per yard
A very handsome and stylish Abris
this seaaon Is
PRIESrLEY'S HENRIErTA5!
Which We solely and alone control
in this market. W. have than, In
colors and black, aud they arc 46
inches wide.
LADIEy HABIT CLOTHS!
surges. S:.tinea
WHITE GOODSl
In this department we have An
unusually attractive a.sortnse
>eeasprisiag the latest and best effects
in
I.ACES AND EMBROIDERIES
Our counters are alss.~ery attrse
tive with early purchase. OF
NEW STYLES GI.iGHAIS !
! and
PRINT SAMPLES
To our custoEse rs out Of town ~
take pleasure in torwardiAg sample,
on application. 1t is no trouble e
/ US, as that branch Of our bushes,
has groWpte such proportions tina
we have one man who devotes hi.
eatire time to tho saul pie depart
rnent.
LADIES!
| Will remember that We are agent,
for the celebrated Buttrick Patterns
and always carry full limo In al
sizes.
Orders Solicited and Promptly ATTENDED u
! FRANK THoRNTQN,
febzi-3t Fayetteville, n. G
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-02-28

for The CAtcA.iAN.I
SAMPSON, n SE.r ~aas.StN
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-02-28

Those Of my patrons who are still
due little bills will please favor me
with an early remittance. Those in
the country will come prepared st
court, and greatly oblige,
FRANK RoYErTE, ID. +. 8.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-02-28
Opera House,
CLINTON, y. G.

tNuson can mowholst ~ m pretty
an Opera House ~ any of the largsr-
vts ia the State.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-02-28

Bring in all Of yoIr tin ware and
have it repaired At the new tin shop
of J. G. DUKES, Britt's old store.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-02-28


many, Was Tho railroad excitement.
The first Quarterly meeting ofths
Clinton Circuit was held at Ksener's
Chapel last Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Swindell presiding.
Mr., F. A. Wires will deliver an
Alliance Lecture at Keener's Chapel
on the 5th of March, At night. Come
and hear him. All who don't will
miss treat.
Miss Susan A. MeCullin's school
will close Friday.
The farmers Of this section are
very busy at work. "SNIPE.'
NEWTON GROVE.
What can give more real pleasure
during these cold days, Mr.. Editor,
than a good "oak FIRE ?" Long may
you live to enjoy them, IS we'll a
; to send out the CAUCASIAN each
| week.
That clever gentleman, Mr.. T. w
Underwood, of Newton Grove, will
, start on Northern trip next Friday
to buy his stuck. Of goods for the
coming season.
We regret to report that move
ment is on foot to have repealed the
act prohibiting the sale Of spirit
within two miles Of Newton Grave
which became law four years. ago
A petition to that effect, signed by
about tw enty-five persons, has, ",
learn, been sent to the representa-
tives from this county, notwithstand
ing no general notice hes been glyeg
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-02-28
LADIES'!

Will remember that We are agents
for the celebrated Buttrick Patterus,
and always carry . full limo In all
sizes.
Orders Solicited and Promptly Ittsadss 70.
FRANK THoRNTQN, 4,
febzi-2t Fayetteville, n. G.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-02-28

LINTON, y. G., feb. ., iSS'.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-02-28
PRINT SAMPLES

To our customers out Of town we
take pleasure in forwarding samples
on application. 1t is no trouble to
Us, as that branch Of our business
has groWpts such proportions that
we have one man who devotes his
eatire time to tho saupls depart
ment.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-02-28

things that present themselves to
my mind.
The first thought that presents it.
self this snowy morning was the
great suffering Of humanity In towns
and cities on account of scarcity OF
wood. If town authorities would
urge all whe can to day in supply
early and when wood is plentiful
and the market over stocked, then
when the cold snap comes the poor
would not have to compete in prices
with the rich. By SO doing 1t would
be- y benefit to the wood hauler and
to all others concerned.
Another thought presents itself,
and that is orr farmers arr In trou-
BILE all over the South. They want
to make money like NELL in other
callings, but they .fnd themselves
surrounded with difficulties, with
the tariff on one side, the trusts on
the other, bad seas0ns on the other,
and last, hut not least, poor land on
the other, and to remedy this last
plague is what is giving trouble just
now. The far.aern were always in
quandsry to know whether guano
paid or not, but this year We find II
about three dollars per ton higher
than last year, with no Improvement
in quality. It seems to me- that that
DUG bit 70 decide the matter at once,
There is used in this county abOu,
eight hundred tons, that would b.
twenty,four hundred dollars extrs
Cor this county to pay, and if the
State used fifty times as much thai
i,would be one hundred and tyenty
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-10-03

The following resolutions were unani-
mously adopted at the regular meeting Of
rrOgress Lodge No. 81, I. o. o. F. on
September IL, 1880:
WHEREAS, In view Of the loss we have
sustained by the decrease Of our friend and
brother, J. W. Holton, and Of the still
heavier loss sustained by those who were
nearest and dearest tn him, therefore be Il
ResOl. ed, That Il Is but Just tribute to
the memory Of the departed to say that
In regretinv his removal from our Eklst
we mourn for one who was In every way
worthy Of our respect and regard.
ResOlred, That we sincerely condOle
with the family Of the deceased on the
dspensatiOn With which Il has pleased
Divine PrOvidence TO afiiiCt them, and
commend them for consolation 10 Him
WIN orders all things for the best, and
whose chastiseinents are meant In merry.
ResOl ed, That this heartfelt testimonial
Of our sympathy and sOFrOw be forwarded
to the family Of our departed brother and
also u copy be forwarded to the papers Of
the city by the secretary Il Onr order.
ResOi ed, That these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes Or records 81 our
lodge. JOHE H. NEEDHAM,
GEORGE GARDINER,
JAMES c. BERRY,
Committee.