The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-11-20

-sa Epson Fair next week.

>-Ahe last Fair In the State. Come |
10 it. The Sampson Fair, Novem-
Der 2Gth-- 18th.
The Clinton Literary Club will
meet Friday evening at tile residence
OF Col. John IL. Beaman'<.
- Last week we published the reg
ular Society Premium. See the
Special Premiums OF flurth page
this week.
The authorities Of the Sampson
Fair have invited the Sampson Light
Infantry to visit the Fair on Thura-
day, the 9th.
Buy a combination ticket to the
Sampson Fair. For three days it
will cost you only the regular price
fer two days.
The music al the Fair next week
viii be superb. The fam Gus Kesse-
nick Band Of Richmo nd, Virginia,
will be here if they can be induced
to come.
1t was Miss Mamie Barbrey Tin
stead Of Miss Mamie Boykin) who
was one Of the attendants at tn e
Barbrey-Morrisey marriage of last
week.
The marshal from Halls at the
next Sampson Fair is G. +. Herring
instead Of G.. f., as published last
week. The marshal from Mingo is
II. NJ. Warren.
Enter your exhibits for the Fair
on next Tues day if possible. Moth
ing will be received to compete for
a premium after II O'Clock on We'd
nesday.
Able speeches, superb music,
fine horse racing, an excellent eX-
hibit, large crowd, fine weather are
only few of the attractions we eX-
pect at the Sampson Fair next week.
Mr.. Z. c. Beddingfield, Secreta-
ry Of the State Farmers Alliance, is
expected to speak on next Friday at
the Sampson Fair. The peerless
Vance is expected tospeak on Thurs
| day.
Cards are out announcing the
inarring of Miss Minnie White,
daughter of Mr.. O. p. White, to MI.
p. IL. Williams, Tuesday, Novem-
Der 25th, ut the residence of the
! bride,
Col. Polk writes regretting that
the meeting of the National ALI
ance, during the first week in De-
cember, will prevent him from ac-
cepting the invitation to attend the
Sampson Fair.
i will state that in our premium
list three plows were offered by
| Smith & Yelverton. 1t is q mistake,
and the one offered for SOW and pigs
will be erased, as they only gave two
! ploWs. J. A. OATES, Sect'y.
Gov. Fowle writes that the law
requires him to be present when the
Board of State CanvasserS meet in
Raleigh to count the vote, and that
since that day conflicts with the
meeting of the Fair that he will be
unable to attend.
| A premium was awarded to Mrs.
DR.. A. p. Dixon at Red Springs
Fair for having the finest looking
half dozen boys on the grounds.
Wonder who would get such pre-
miuu" at the Sampson Fair next
week?
Some of our subscribers have
not yet settled. Allow us to remind
you again that we need the money.
am determined to run first-class
paper and you wish me to do so but
it takes money. You must assist
me by paying up promptly.
Mr.. French Mcqueen asks us to
SAL that there seams to be an i'm
preston with some persons that he
will buy no more cotton, but that il
is untre. That he is still in the
market and will be as long as the
season lasts, paying the tcpmost
prices.
On Tuesday OF last week Rev
O.. P. Meeks moved his family
from Warsaw to Clinton. They oc.
cupy the neat residence which he
has just completed on DeVane street
At night the members of his con.
gregation gave him generous
pounding. We welcome him ant
his family to our midst.
The Sampson Light Infantry
: was on annual inspection and dres:
e parade OF Saturday evening. Col
| Cameron, the Inspector General
&. complimented the company very
highly. To pass a rs per cent in
spection is all that is necessary. Gu
company graded up to 90 per cent
1 Capt. Johnson says that he is prout
4 of his company. The boys are Ger
tainly proud of their captain.
, Next Thursday is Thanksgivin.
Day. The bank will be closed on tina
: day. Fifteen of the leading bust
ness houses have agreed to close ur