The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-06-12
LOCALES:
Sun rises $40 a. m., and SITS
1916 p. IN.

Esq, Is being repaird md improved.
Capt. w. A. Johnson Is having
All other neat cottage erected on
johnson street.
Capt. w. l.. Eaison has been
shipping some very fine Irish pota-
toes, some of then. weigh a. high as
a pound and quarter.
Here's the way the Middlefeld
Messenger expresses it: s'Thc man
who never advertises is doing BUSH
ness at his old stand still"
Miss Sudie FaisOn, art teacher
Of the Clinton Female Institute,
will have class in painting and
drawing this summer, commencing
next Monday morning.
The firm of r. III. Patrick and
Bro. has dissolved, Mr.. T. III. Part
rick retiras and Mr.. ID. NJ. Patrick
continues The business ut the same
stand.
Handsome new counters have been
placed in store OF Watson and Peter
son and the building much imprOv-
ed by new coat Of paint inside
and out.
Those desiring to attend the
Teachers Assembly can get any in
formation desired by applying to
lsham Royal, Co. Supt. Of Public
Instruction.
II newspaper men were paid for
one 1.-THE the work they do in adj
Vertlsing their towns and booming
their home enterprises, they would
become blOated bond holders in a
very short time.-GreensbOrO Patriot
Rev. J. w. Willard will preach
at 5 IHng Vale Friday before the 4th
Sunday in June. At Mt. Gilead the
4the Sunday and Saturday before,
and ut BOykin's Chapel on Tuesday
after the 18th Sunday in June.
AS a public journalist it is our
duty to put our friends on thei
guard, and so we would advise them
to prepare to meet the census emu
merator. He will ask you if you
are in arrears for your home paper.
Young men who are born tired
and dislike anything in the form OF
work, are always on the lookout for
all kinds of snaps. They usually
find the places all filled before they
get there, though.
Mr.. r, II. Hubbard and Mr.. J
S. Bizzell have each placed upor
our table cotton stalks, IS inches
high of vigorous growth and wei
stacked with forms.-Mr. c. II.
Johnson of Ingold exhibited upon
our streets Il cotton stalk with {
blossom on it, but we did not see it
Giving presents Increases il
popularity, and often things giver
in good faith prove harmful to the
receiver. a years subscription to
your home paper, or some Other
good paper makes an everlasting
present, something that reminds
friend constantly of the giver
Stick pin here.
Nothing impresses a stranger S
much upon his first appearance in
town as the condition of the eXterio
of the houses, and the cordial an,
| courteous manner in which he i
treated by the citizens. On the las
point, Clinton is without rival, bu
considerable amount of paint cOul
be used to an advantage tow ard rails
ing the first point up to par.
Good teachers tell us tina
children of families who read neWs
papers learn far better and quicke
than thosr of families in which n
newspaper is read, and the reason i
the newspaper is of itself a good cd
ucator, and he who reads it regular
ly is compelled to be a man of goo
information. Take newspaper fC
, your child's sake as we'll as your OWL
Waterloo Observer.
The township primaries will b
| held on Saturday, the 18th inst. 1t
the good men of each township g
out and see that men who appreciat
the Importance of the coming cleo
ton are sent as delegates to tn
convention. If conventions do nc
= reflect the will of the people, tn
e fault is at the primaries. 1t is eve
r more important to attend the pr
# maries than the elections.
Natural advantages are all we
enough, but il takes men to make
city-live men, pushing ,progressiv,
enterprising, public spirited men.
men who do not mind spendir
their money when the public benef
Z demands it. All together, thel
y and let us go forward as one ms
e with unity of spirit and purpose
do whatever shall be calculated
promote the growth and prosperit
= of our town.
Appointments of The County Leetur
For Sampson.