The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-12-19
LoCALxS,

Don't forget THE CAUCASIAN
office when in town during the holi-
days.
Rev. j. w. Turner will hold ser
vices in st. Paul's church, Clinton,
at II a. NJ, on Christmas Day.
The pretty Christ a. things be-
ing displayed in the stores will
make the hearts of many children
lgIad.
The closing exercises Of the Fall
Term Of Goshen High school and
Clement Model school take place
tomorrow.
The Knights OF Honor meet
next Friday night. 1t is the annual
election Of officers and every MEM
ber is requested to attend.
| If Sampson is not improving
financially, it must be otherwise.
The business Of court was finished
in three days and the county Jail is
empty.
We have a written abstract of
Rev. J. w. Turner's memorial SER
mon, but on account Of it's length
are compelled TO leave it ont this
week.
"A full meeting of the executive
committee Of the Agricultural So
ciety is called for next Saturday
morning at II O'Clock to make a
final settlement Of the business OF
the Sampson Fair for 'S9.
The managers of our fair are due
Wilmington and the curteOus Off.
Gals of the Atlantic Coast Line g
debt of thanks for the helping hands
they lent toward making the fail
5 the great success that it was.
Rev. o. =. Meeks will lecture
before the "Society of Christian En-
deavor" at the Baptist church Of
this place on New Years night
Subject: "The Home" Admittanct
free. Everybody invited to attend.
, We are indebted to our kline
, contemporaries and many othel
! friends for the complimentary
4 things they have said of THE eau
CAsIAN's enterprise of late and es
pecially concerning our daily edi
tion during the Sampson fair.
"A progressive Euchre party was
given at the residence of Mr.. IT. II
Patrick on last Tuesday evening
ia honor Of Miss Maude Hall, o
Wilmington, who has been visiting
in our town since the Fair. Mis-
!, Walker Morisey and Mr.. John G
: Holmes carried off the Royal prizes
Joe SlDan and Ward McCalop
). both ColOred, became involved in
difficulty last Monday at the HON
of the later on Fayetteville stree
and Sloan struck McCalop's hea
with billet of wood, inflicting
dangerous, ifn0t fatal wound. Sloa
m fled and was pursued by posse c
ri Off GERS, but he is still at large.
The closing exercises Of the F'aI
, Term of Salem High school wi
take place to morrow. Apublic il
- stallation of the officers elect of CO
harie Masonic Lodge will take plac
on the same day. Hon. Thos.
Kenan and Capt. Swift GallOwa
will be present and make speeche
on the occasion. The public genera
= ly is invited.
n Next week we will publish
full the letter of jefferson Davi
written to the Fayetteville Centenn
s. al committee. Writing this lette
was the last public act of the gre;
Is confederate soldier and statesmen
1t will be read with interest by a
the people of the South and especia
: ly the people of North Carolina,
ye whom it was written.
III Rev. O. Z. Meeks filled his az
~ pointment at the Baptist church @
% last Sunday, preaching both in tt
y morning and at night. Large col
10 gregations were present at bot
'e times. Mr.. Meeks is an earnest an
jealous worker in the field of tt
ministry and has accomplished gre
good for his church in Clinton SIM
&C he cast his lot among us.
,st The December number of Il
b. Travellers Ready Reference Guide
n The Red Guide contains the re
h. timetables put in effect in the gen
raj change in November, and also
,ol descriptive Winter Tourist Gui'
l with a handsome colored map
y, Florida. Published monthly by t
'sa Knickerbocker Guide Company,
ire Bond street, New York--25 cents.
TT 1t takes money and hard wo
'h- to run paper like THE CAUCAsIA
l nu If you are due us anything on su
in scription, please excuse us for aga
ISIS calling your attention to the matte
The money is due US, we need it al
hope that we have more than earn
it. We sincerely trust you will fav
:. us with prompt settlement. n
-, thing would be more conducive
a s.merrY Christmas and happy NJ