The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-08-14

Mr.. Hardy Bennett has placed
upon our table boil Of cotton fully
opened.

liver the annual address before the
;. 5. Conference of the Baden cir
cult on SATURDAY., September 18Th
AT 5 O'Clock this morning Their.
WAS "a marriage in the Presbyterian
Church. Rev. y. l.. Anderson 2ud
Miss Mamie Fai-on were the con-
tracing parties.
-Onc CT the heaviest rains we
have seen in several years fell here
on last Sunday afternoon. The
lightning was ince55ant and severe
and did some damage. \ low tenn
pcrature has prevailed since.
1t has been impossible for Us TO
keep up with all the going and COM
ing Of our citizens during the past
week, and we hope our readers will
be generous enough not to accuse IL,
Of Partially.
The Wilmington Messenger, I'M
der head Of "Encampment Notes."
says: cold Sampson, God bless
her. is always at the front. Her
soldier boys are making a splendid
record at this encampment."
The Mount Airy News says
"The Cape Fear Il Yadkin Valley
Railroad will be graded to the VIr
ginia and North Carolina line in
few weeks. Then this road will have
line from one end Of the State to
the other, making it by far the long
est road in North Carolina.
The Cumberland County Demo-
cratic Convention in session last
Saturday passed resolutions, unani-
mously, instructing their represent
tatives in the next General Assem-
bly, to vote for and to use all honor
able means for the establishment of
Il Railroad Commission. Good for
the Democracy of Cumberland,
Sampson will do likewise.
We are pleased to state that DIR.
b. F. Marable has accepted an in
vitation to deliver lecture before
the Educational Institute" st
Clinton, On Thursday evening the
218t inst. His subject will be els
Education Polishing Process ."
DIR. Marrable is ever entertaining,
instructive aud original. His lee
ture will be treat for those who
hear him.
The Wilmington Star says: On
and after August 10th there will be
train leaving Goldsboro via r. &
D. Railroad at s p. IN. With this
schedule passengers can leave Will
mington, via W. & w. Railroad, at
1 p. M, arrive at Goldsboro 6:55 p.
m., leave GoldsbOrO at 500 p. M,
and arrive at Raleigh at 1880 p. IN.
This is the shortest and quickest
route between Wilmington and Raj.
eigh. According to this schedule g
person can leave Clinton at 500 p
M, and arrive at Raleigh the same
night.
We have made it a rule to throw
all communication containing oul
name with reference TO any office int
the basket, or when a commu
nication could not be discarded to
mark out our own name and leave
the space blank. Only once or twice
have any such communications ap
peared in type and that was when We
were absent and against our strict
orders. But in view of the fact tina
two communications that appear IL
this paper booming a certain man, dc
at the same time.unjustly reflect upon
us, we have published all communi
cations just as they came in thi
week.
I'VE are authorized to announc,
that the services of Miss Alice Spark
of Nashville, Tenn, has been secur
ed to take charge Of the department!
of Latin and English in the Clinton
Female Institute, formerly presided
over by Mrs. l. NJ. McIver (nee Mis-:
Lois Anderson). Miss Sparks ha:
had several years successful expert
ence in the school room. She is
graduate of Mount Holyoke, Mass.
! and comes with high endorsement
from the Institution, and from he
patrons and the President Of Daltol
College, Ga, where she taught. Thi
institute enters upon its fifth year 0
work with full corps of teacher
and the most fattering prospect
Fall session opens Wednesday, Seq
tember Sd, 100. See advertisement
The Sampson Light Infantry II
/, turned from Camp Latimer on Tues
q day. Every member of the compan
r was delighted with his stay at tn
r camp, but none more than the hanG
some and soldiery captain, VIM. A
Johnson. He said that there wa
e scarcely thing to mar the pleasur
II of the trip and that he was proud {