The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-12-26
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| What did sapta Claus put into
your stocking?
TITS Christmas tide AMI the
land Is full Of goDd cheer.
The young Ladics Club meets at
Mr.. W. q. Hubbard on next Mon
day night.
Invitations are out for a Mas
qucrade Ball at the Murphy House
on Friday night.
"A much enjoyed party was given
to the young folks at the residence
OF DR.. a. VI. Lee last night.
Tile weather bureau seems to
have been ignorant Of the fact that
the winter season is slipping by.
"A Hop will be given in Atkins
Hall tonight. 1t promises 10 be Il
metry and pleasant occasion.
Christ is born. The great sordid
heart Of humanity is thankful Cor
the day, all christian people are one.
Christians again. The One
thousand eight hundred and nine
teenth anniversary Of the birth Of
Christ.
THE CAUCASIAN greets you this
week rs usual and wishes each one
of It's 1869 subscribers a joyful
Christmas.
-ThOuaands have paid cur mer-
chants visits during the last few DAYS
and the hearts Of many arc made
glad thereby.
Everything lost at the fair that
has been advertised in THE CAU-
CAsIAN has been returned. Another
tribute to printers ink.
-Rev. Mr.. Wynne will preach at
the Presbyterian church on next
Sunday morning and Rev. O. p.
Meeks at the Baptist church at
night.
by invitation Rev. MIR. Wynnc
filed the pulpit at the Presbyterian
church last Sunday morning DEB.
| +. MarablC, the pastor preached at
night.
Owing to the extreme dry
weather the Board of commissioners
Will not this Christmas suspend the
ordinance against burning fire crack
crs and other combustibles.
DR.. Stevens fox chase prizes
have not yet been won. Another
chase, i'll which the prizes will be
contested for, will take place on
next Friday morning under the
same rules.
- Nearly all of our exchanges
made the announcement last week
"No paper next week, but our
| subscribers are more fortunate.
Here comes THE CAUCASIAN this
week full of reading matter APP
propriate for the holiday season.
-Clinton has right to begin to
take Oh Metropolitan airs. One of0ur
leading merchants has secured and
filed orders for goods within the
last few days from Birmingham,
Ala, Wilmington, N. g., and
[ Jacksonville, Fla.
An artificial pool has been con-
structed underline supervision of Mr.
S. G.. Worth in the front yard of
Col. J. II. Beaman, in which now
dash about the beautiful japanese
gold fish, which Miss Mittie Bea-
man had on exhibit al the Sampson
Fair.
We wish to thank those of our
subscribers who have responded with
the cash so promptly to our call of
last week. Those who have not yet
done so, we feel sure will at their
earliest convenience. We need the
money and you could never favor us
at a more opportune time.
The Rockingham Rocket "talls
right out in meeting" about one sub.
scriber who refused the paper at the
postoftice, but who owes $4.25 fol
the Rocket. A man who will dc
that sort of thing out to be adver
tised, but a good many stop thei
paper just that Way.-Jonesbort
Leader.
Col. Swift Galloway went doWr
to Salem High School, Sampson
courty, Thursday night, where he
delivered Il Masonic address before
Coharie Lodge, Friday, about which
The way to build up an order is tC
keep its grand cardinal principle!
before the people, and those of ma
sonry have only to be stated in orde
to impress all good men with th'
idea that his is tie one that has il
it those elements to bind all men in
q common brotherhood. -GoldsbOrt
Messenger.