The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-11-27

--iiear Mr.. BedditgheId at thi
Fair Tomorrow.

Fair Grounds 20 Capt. T. ID. Smith.
Mr.. King, Of Franklin county,
took several premiums at the ATTAIN
- EXPEDITION on farm products.
In discussing the Thanksgiving
question the turkey prefers to remain
on the fence.-New Berne Journal.
THE CAUCASIAN will be repre-
sented by Capt. T. ID. Smith on the
Fair Grounds on Thurs lay and Fri
day. Give him your name.
BE en- tn lookout for thieves
and pick-pockets. The town is full
Of gamblers. Can society have no
protection against such scourge?
|, One Of our exchanges says !:
drop Il year's subscription in he
slot and see the editor smile" Try
THE CAUCASIAN office aud see how
it works.
The Burgaw Herald says: Rev.
DR.. Il. f. Marable will preach in
Burgaw on the Fifth Sabbath and on
Saturday night before. All are i'll
vited.
clinton is the cheapest and best
market in ali this section for gro:c-
rics, clothing, dry goods and miIlin-
cry. Read the advertisements in
THE CAUCASIAN.
The leaves of the trees in their
autunnal colors are beautiful. A
drive or walk into the country is q
rich treat just NV To ali admirers of
nature in its loveliest aspect.
Nicholson, Esq, will be a candidate
for Reading Clerk Of the Senate. III"
served in that capacity with marked
| efficiency in the Senate Of 1886 and
1888.
As |, cal paper and advertising
medium, THE CAUCASIAN not only
deserves but wins recognition. Its
circulation is large and growing arg
er each week If your name is not
already Oil The lit, now is the time
to place ii there.
The Sampson Fair open yester.
day. 1t is in tull blast to-day and
will reach the climax tomorrow :,
which is Farmers Day. Be sure 10
hear Mr.. f. G.. BeddingfeId, the
State Secretary of the Farmers Al
lance, who speaks Friday.
-"Dunraven Ranch," the great
serial story, which we start with this
issue is a capital 1t is written
by no less an authorthan Capt. Chas.
King, of the U. S.'.A. The descrip-
tons are fine and the plot is strong.
| BE sure to commence with this issue.
! --"MOney makes the mare go"
and it takes money to keep a first
class papc~ gting. If you do not
take this paper, help to make it bet
ter and more influential by subscrib-
ing. If you are subscriber, help
us by paying up prom:stly, if you
have not done so.
We must apologize to the read
ers of THE MOUNT OLIVE TELE-
GRAM this week. The rush of Fair
work and one of our printers sick in
addition, cause us to be unable to get
out THE TELEGRAM this week. So
we send copy of this paper, THE
CAUCASIAN, to each subscriber.
Senator Vance writes a long let
ter stating that bad health and ur-
gent private business, much to his
regret. prevents him from coming 20
the Sampson Fair as he expected TO
do. In closing his letter he says
that we cannot regret his inability
| 70 come half so much as he does.
Subscribe for this issue anu don't
miss that great seriel stoly, "Dun-
raven Banch." 1t is a strong story
of twenty-seven chapters and the III
terest grows from the first chapter to
the last. The story if bound in boo h
form would alone cost the subscrip.
tion price of the paper.
Eternal advertising is the price
oc trade. Some argue that it is ex-
pensive to advertise. It is the most
profitable expense you can have, il
you handle it properly. This is moi
q mere assertion, but a demonstrated
Fact, proven by the prosperity Of all
successful advertisers dersoI
Gold Leaf.
-SOIACSp oliufiAto ~ ibSNiS iiiiiiiC
diate publication Of communications
must get them to Clinton by Mon
day night. Sometimes we are una
BILE to get them in when they com,
later, but often it is not so. w
never omit them purposely. A goo;
plan is to send up the communici
ton on time, and If anything Of i'm
portance happens later, send on :
postal card.
Congress meets again next week
This session, in view of the recen
elections, will be one of ulusua
interest. We have made arrange
mentS tor a condensed vet full nc