The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-06-19

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lilo can't do it, is the natural conclu-
sion.
"A Jarincse concert by foreign
talent assisted by the local talent of
this place will he given in Atkins
Hall on Friday evening June 9th
Rev. Z. =. Jerome requests us
to state that he cannot fill his ap.
pointmcnt Of at Johnson's Chapel on
4th Sunday but will preach at that
place the 9th Sunday.
"A Teachers Institute will be
held in Clinton this year CONNIE ncing
on Monday Aug. the 18th The coun-
ty Supt. af Public instruction will be
assisted by some one sent by the
State Supt.
-'-Service3 in the Episcopal church
by the Rev. DR.. Carmichel, on Sun
day next, at II O'Clock a. IN. There
will also be services in the Episco-
pal church to night at $50 O'Clock
by Rev. Mr.. Arnold.
The Shakcspearean Club held its
last meeting at the residence of Capt
w. IL. Fowle. The next meeting
will be held on the 4th Friday even
ing III June at the residence of DR.,
A. NJ. Lee. The Play under discus.
sion will be the comedy, "All's Well
That Ends Well.
Capt. w. l., Faison has placed
upon our table another Irish potato
of the early Rose variety that beats
the record Of last week. This one
measurs 10 inches in circumference,
is 6 inches in length, inches in
width, and weighs one pound six
and half ounces.
Rev. 0. p. Meeks preached OF
last Sabbath evening at the Baptist
church on Home Missions. He show
ed the great need of Missionary worl
within cur bounds and made strong
appeal for charity not only to begir
at home but to stay at home as l0ne
as there was such crying reed TO
it.
Rev. Junius Willard of Colds
boro, but a native Of this county
preached as is reported fin
sermon in the Baptist church Oh
Tuesday evening His subject was
Jesus as man" We did not hav
the pleasure of hearing him but hav
= heard many speak in very compl
ment airy terms of his effort.
Mr.. Kerr, in his speech at In
gold Saturday, said that his last an,
greatest objection to commission
, was that it would cause social equal
ity between the whites and blacks
Now there is no paper that has NOR
intelligent readers than THE eau
: CAsIAN, therefore such an absurC
and ridiculous statement as tn
above requires no answer at GU
hands. All intelligent people wi
laugh to scorn such clabberdash.
n The next Judicial conventio
for this district that meets in Kinsto
July llth, will nominate a successc
to Judge Boykin. Let Sampso
countyturn out in full forceand secor
: distinguished countyman, E T Bo,
g kin, that young but able Juris,, VIII
o has no superior on the bench, nom
mated by a handsome vote. Th
township primaries to elect delegate
J. to this convention and the Congre
sional convention will be held in tn
y county on June the Goth. Let ever
good man turn out and send stron
), deles alton.
: We request Mr.. Keer to publis
in THE CAUCASIAN his appoin
= ments to speak on the Railroad Con
mission. We understand that
= wishes some one to reply to hin
We will take pleasure in doing s
and hope that he will not make an
of his appointments to conflict wit
y our appointments already publishe
% to deliver lectures. If he does {
,r so there are others who will reply
# him, and so there may be no doub
we take the liberty of naming or
y who can and will reply to him, it
F. r. Cooper, Esq.
p" MIR. ok" says that | refused
giving him space in my paper, VIII,
/ said that he labored through tv
columns, "wasting our space and h
time in trying TO prove what no o.
ur ever doubted" Mr.. ok" is nj
On taken. We simply meant to say tn
NJ, he wasted our space, because VIII
OF he said was not pertinent to the que
ty ton. Now we wish to say that NJ
ON SIX" is welcome to any reasonab
y, amount of space that he desires
ell which to defend himself, wheth
nd what he says is pertinent or not. Y
challenge Mr.. "K." to say that '
ey have ever refused him space in viii
ry to say anything that he has desire
so We believe in giving every one