The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-06-12
MOUNT OLIVE DEPARTMENT
LOCAL ITENTss

There i prospect for Il bank
here, let it come.
The prospects for tho farmers
We're never better than at
present. May it last until the
harvest.
We hope To give our readers
Il statement of the truck ship
red from Mount Olive this
season, but it will take a little
time To get the facts in shape.
1t will astonish the natives.
Mr.. Marion Butler, tt editor
of The CAUCASIAN and the bust
ness manager of TnE TELEGRAM
was in our town in the interest
of the latter paper on last Tues
day.
In Mr.. C. Williamson's field
near here the cotton stalk stub
bles Of last year are sprouting
up and producing stalks. and if
let alone will probably produce
a crop of cotton again this year.
Mr.. T. r. Jerigan sends Us n
copy of The n. {. Intelligence
published at Raleigh. n. c. 1t
is eight columns and brim full
of good printful reading and
if kept up to present standard
will be credit to the State.
We wish him much success.
We should be pleased to see
the expenditures of Mount
Olive published i'll The TELE-
GRAM, the citizens have a right
to see how the finances of the
town are spent. and this is the
only medium through which to
make it known. Let us see it.
There will be a largs crowd
to the commencement exercises
Of Mount Olive High School.
The many friends of education
are invited to come out. Mr..
TEos. w. Strange and Chas. b.
Aycock will have large audien-
ces. Everybody is invited
Music and eloquence. What a
feast?
Mr.. Marion Butler, of Till
CAUCASIAN paid us visit last
week, and left Us charmed with
our town. We shall ever vel.
come this intelligent son OF
Sampson, aud ask him to come
oftencr. Thanks tor kind words
in his Taper. The people OF
Sampson should encourage him
lavishly he is ever Jealous fol
the prosperity of the people
and especially his home.
Rev. w. +. Crocke: who
graduates this week at Wax,
: Forest, has been calledas pasto
to the Baptist church at thi
place. Our people all seem Il
: be veIy favorably impressed
; with his earnest and origina
: manner, and we predict for hin
E q great measure OF success as
/, minister, he displays the ele
! ments of strength and orginalit..
. so scarce in the present day.
1 We> desire correspondent
. from every sect on a~omd III
: and shall be- thankful il som
\ one i'm each neightorhoOd vii
: send Us items every weel
It Don't let anything keep 20
;. from doing us this favor. W
$ will gladly publish them, as W
: desire to make TIE TELEGRA
. a household necessity. Sen
h them III by Saturday of eac
e week
; DR.. I. w. Fai-on Of this plaC
= was essavist at the recent NEE
IS i'm Of the Physicians in Oxf"rc
o \. -. His subject was "Hi
% terio-Nevroses," 1nd tho:
who heard his pape" read, an
e i'll whose Judgment We hay
4 great confidence, say the subje
> was handled III Z scholarly All
.e able manner ind reflected z e,
d credit upon the fraternity while
II he adorns as we'll a. himself.
~ Now comes the Drummer with h
- shoes,
" And another with his clothing,
= The dirty Cooper with the blues,
:, The old maid with hcc coathing,
- The candidate with a face of smile
And noodles oa his hip,
% And words OF wisdom he piles a
et piles,
10 'Ti- honeo from his lip.
t. We wish you all the best of hc:.lt
10 But stretch your diaphragm,
re Advise your friends TO use tho
ze wealth,
te And subscribe Ia THE TELETRAM
rs The county convention la
MS Saturday demonstrated the ia
VI VI that Wayne onnty is not u
- mindful of her valiant son
Is B. Aycock, and asks the citize
es of the Bird District to send tf'
=