The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-10-30

on SOOu crop OF recruits Dy the
time this election Is over.
lis there any man in your town.
ship who has been convicted of in
fa 'ous crime? If so be sure to
his vote on the day OF the
election.
"A drunken rabble, hurrahing for
Beaman for Senator, disg the
streets of Clinton or last Saturday.
a few Of the best negroes stood off
and said that whisiey would not buy
their votes.
The merchant who adverti5es
does the equivalent of sending a car
riage to your door. He always has
good goods, and he is not ashamed
to ask the patronage of the people,
Durham Globe.
- Rev. j. NJ. Wharey, of Concord,
n. c., held divine services in the
Presbyterian church of this place
last unday morning and night. His
sermons were both strong scriptural
eXp0sitions and were well received.
Advertising is one OF the adj
mittedly great modern discoveries
in the world Of business, worthy to
be ranked with steam and electricity
for the transformations it has
wrought in its own rightful realm
Cahill.
Shall the people be represented
in the next Senate Of North Caro-
lima? Your votes will decide this
on next Tuesday. See that every
man who is a friend TO the people
goes to the polls and votes for the
straight ticket.
Our clever Register of Deeds
Mr.. O. f. Herring, repor the mat
rimonial market lively. He has just
given this office an order for 50(
marriage licenses. Contracts are be.
ing closed and futures are steadily
in demand.
MIR. NJ. Hanstein, one Of ou
Clothing dealers, is in receipt of sew
eral letters from friends and business
houses stating that the MCKINLEY
bill will put up the price OF woolel
goods at least % per cent next sea
son. So much for Radical admins
tration. VIII the people vote to toll
crate such?
Shall the people, or the monop
olists and money powers rule? Thi
is the issue to be decided next Tues
day. 1t is an important struggle an,
your votes can only save the people,
rights. Go to the polls early AM
fight like freemen. Let us by o hi,
majority condemn those who dar
to trifle with the liberties ard right
Of the people!
Frank Thornton, of Fayette
vile, is one of the leading dry good
merchants of North { arolina. II
began business on small capital, an
to-day has one of the largest an
most fashionable houses in the State
with a trade not confined to thi
State. His success is largely due t
advertising. Last week he had
whole page advertisement in TIL
CAUCASIAN and this week full co
umn. See what he offers.
We understand that certain m
grocs who are supposed to be bough
are riding over the county night an
day trying to rally the colored pee
; pie to vote for Be;man. Woul
these regroes do this if they WEI
} lot bribed? Who is furnishing TIL
money? We honest voter, thin
about it We believe that there al
number of honest negroes who ca
not be bought, and who will not
dragged, driven Or influenced
those who may have been bought.
When a man goes to the prim
ries and casts his vote for his choice
,, he right there enters into a COZ
!, tract, though unwrittep an
which should be binding, it seen
to us, upon any honorable man
stand by the decision of the major
ty. Every IMAM who votes in ii
primaries is as much bound as tt
delegates to the convention, and
he does not support the ticket p
out by that convention, he is
bolter and disorganizer and is an III
safe man to lead or be trusted to lie
islate for the people.
Is the Alliance doing Sampst
: county any good? Every observa
and unprejudiced mind is bound
o admit that it is. 1t is benefittil
e the people-those who are not mer
bers in many ways too numerous
mention here. One of the most n
: ticeable results is that there has n
been (as far as we know a sing
l. sale this year under chattel mo-
'e gage. While in former years the
= have probably been fifty or mo
& such sales every fall. Is not this
L change for the better ? Is not eve
y honestma glad to see it? The pc
: pie are learning to live more econol
! Il 81 l.