The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-03-28
LOCALES:


Friday, at II O'Clock.
Terrell & Bro. has built tenant
house On Stctson street.
State Truckers Association
meets here next Thursday.
Work on Mr.. Warren JOhnson's
new building, on Fayetteville street,
is being rapidly pushed.
The young folks enjoyed plea
SAINT candy shower ana bean party
at the College Friday night.
There will be more truck raised
around Clinton and in all Eastern
Carolina this year than ever before.
"A full attendance is desired ut
the y. M. G.. A. Friday night as
important business will come before
the body.
MIR. T.. NJ. Terrell has moved
into his new quarters on Wall street,
the stand formerly occupied by w.
IL. StetSon.
Our editorial Office is now in the
same building as the printing Office;
upstairs in the j. +. Howard build
ing On Fayetteville street.
Capt. G. Patrick and DIR. Frank
Boyette lave gene into the tube rose
business quite extensively. There is
big money in it if properly managed.
If anything occurs in your
township that does not appear in
THE CAUCASIAN, then you have
yourself only to blame for not send
ing it to us.
Master Allman Greggs and
Edward FaiSOn and Misses Agnes
Patrick and COrnelia 'Ferrell were
confirmed at st. Paul's church last
Sunday by Bishop Watson.
The frame work of Mr.. +. II.
Atkins dwelling has been complet-
ed, and soon handsome new resi-
dence will ornament the vacant lot
between Mr.. a. +. JOhuson's and
DIR. McKinnOn'S.
Our Subscribers are showing
their appreciation by continueing to
come in ana settle up for year in
advance. Those who have not come
we are sure will do so, but allow us
to impress upon yOu the necessity
for doing so promptly, as we great
ly neeG the money.
The members Of the Sampson
Light Infantry will remember that
there regular monthly meeting will
be on next Wednesday instead of
Friday, the day having been changed
on account of the State Truckers
Convention and County Farmers
Alliance, which h.eet here on Fri
day.
We are co lCtantly being asked,
who our correspondent is from some
place. We have no regular CORES
pondent from any township. Every
citizen of Sampson county should
bea regular correspondent to THE
CAUCASIAN, il he knows any items
OF news that should be published.
In short, we wish every body to
send us news when there is any.
The balmy spring days have
come AMI the man, who is a poor
farmer, has just begun to think
about making crop. The good
farmer, however, has been thinking
about it and preparing for this years
crop for the last thirteen months,
Ter it takes about that much work
out of every year to be successful
farmer.
The Union meeting of the West
ern section of the Eastern Associa-
uon meets at BOykin's Chapel next
friday the Goth instant, and Will
contiue till Sunday. Rev. J. l.. Britt
VIII preach the Introductory Ser
mon on Friday. The following
queries will be discussed. First,
what is the Scriptural rules of Civ
ing: by'Rev. l.. Stewart; Second,
hat are the claims of The Sabbath
ochool apon the Church? by Rev. j.
l.. Britt.
MIR. }. III. Ro val has greatly i'm
proved the appearance of his cosy
hume over Dollars branch by CIV
III, Ing some tasty attention to the yard.
Inc rolling space between the dwell